Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
February
29,
1952
WALLACE'S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
!
f
lour
Bleach
Is
No
Menace
REDSKINS
ON
"THE
LOOSE!
i
I!
Terrace
Forms
Golf
Club
LONDON
(l
Lord
Ilorder,
nhvlei:in
tn
th
rnvfil
fnmllv
Course
on
Lakrise
Side
Across
Bridge
Planned
i
in
li
I
secretary
Ken
Coleman
!
r
e.isurei
-
R
C.
Sandover-Slv.
11
and
adviser
to
the
minister
of
!
food,
has
assured
the
British
'
public
that
bread
made
from
Ihmmi
I
THIS
I
TERRACE
Terrace
has
formed
i
Directors
Cece
Blakeburn,
a
Golf
Club
Fair
Interest
was
Ken
MrPhcrsun.
Ed
Bains,
Bub
shown
at
a
meeting
Tuesday
i
Elklns
and
Bill
Devbow.
evening
when
an
executive
was!
f
uture
plans
pending.
Estab-iormed.
j
Hslnnent
of
a
course
in
the
Lake-
President
Mel
Peek
Vout
rise
side
of
Skeena
River
not
far
Vie
President
Jim
McCon-i
from
the
bridge
is
considered.
TAf
a
.
A
APRONS
DRAPES
HEADKERCHIEFS
YARDAGE
BRIDGE
TABLE
COVERS
TABLE
CLOTHS
INFANT
PANTIES
PILLOW
COVERS
COTTAGE
SET'S
GARMENT
BAGS
SHOE
BAGS
HOSIERY
BAGS
agenised
flour
has
had
nothing
to
do
with
the
outbreak
of
ner-j
I'
vous
or
other
diseases
in
the,
country.
j
His
assurance
followed
an
at-;
tack
in
the
House
of
Lords'
against
the
use
of
agene,
a
chemical
agent
employed
by
l
B
itbh
bakers
for
more
than
25
I
years
to
give
a
whiter
and
larger
;
loaf.
!
H
a
SHOULD
FIGHT
FOR
l.'iiiiiiniifi.
Irani
page
l
Drowning
at
WALLACE
S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
jj
100
ClMtBOM
1Q8UI
IO0II
Pt.
Clements
'ninn0,
"OH
Slsivx,..
Saturday,;
j
..
T,,K
;
"Outside
countries
want
only
one
thing
from
us
profit.
They
IWWI
IUCIE1
CHILI
VILLI
Charges
had
also
been
made
by
'
Dr.
John
Coghlan,
a
Hull
pr.ictl-;
A
38-year-old
logging
engineer
tioner,
that
thousands
had
died
was
drowned
at
Port
Clements
Wednesday.
RCMP
said
todav
hiand
ic
lu-ulth
of
many
more
had
DISTRICT
NEWS
0,1
'
angered
by
eating
the
...unurn
Ger.nyn,
employed
by
i
Co.
He
,
ehemlcally-ireatcd
bread.
Kelly
Logging
was
on
no
not
give
a
d
about
Can-;
ada
but
for
that,
and
when
they
are
through
with
our
country,
i
you
will
find
you
are
left
with
:
only
a
shell."
Mr.
MrLcod,
who
has
spent
most
of
his
lifetime
in
the
customs
service,
and
has
devoted
nol
days
and
is
reported
to
have
5C
K.
piynig
io
muse
who
instant
abolition
of
acene.
Bodv
has
not
bevn
recovered
'
f
01
'
Holder
said:
"We
don't
say,
i
THE
THRILLING
CA
rv
and
RCMP
arc
conducting
drag-
i
ucj.iuse
tliioiiiiuin
has
Uen
used
-lot,
operations.
He
is
single
and
!
motor
car
manufacture
for
the
:
:uis
a
brother,
-Claude,
superln-
:
Past
20
years,
that
therefore
thel
tencient
of
the
logging
company.
!
increase
In
road
accidents
is
due
to
ehrnminm
"
Terrace
Forms
Athletic
Ass'n
COMMANDO
GANGSTER;
t
much
time
to
problems
of
sportsmen,
called
"our
foiest
cover
!
the
most
Important
asset
we
j
have
as
far
as
big
game,
fish
!
Jind
upland
birds
are
concerned.
"Without
that
there
is
no
hab-I
itat."
Tho
screen'i
most
popular
detective
returns
in
i
brand
TERRACE
The
enmmiinltv's
CCw
thrilltrt
He
fave
figures
of
the
annual
timber
cut
of
B.C.
compared
to
the
program
of
reforestation
and
pointed
out
that
It
takes
"between
60
and
80
years
before
voune
tree's
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
The
Greek
sulphur
ship,
5,
700-ton
Cieorc
M.
Embiricos.
Capi.
John
Goulandris,
sailed
Monday
j
interest
in
sports
was
Jll
dem-
nstrated
Wednesday
evening
when
somp
60
pcople'turned
out:
;
for
tlie
meeting
at
the
Civic!
Centre
when
thj
Athletic
Asso-j
,
eiation
was
formed..
;
The
executive
was
elected
as
i
!
Kilows;
I
The
same
"fallacy'
'in
elemen-'
tary
logic
entered
Into
the
cur-'
rent
bread-whitening
controversy.
"I
am
.satisfied,"
he
said,
"that
wc
cannot
trace
any
nervous
complaints
prevalent
In
this
country
to
the
use
of
agene
as
an
Improver
in
bread."
When
Lord
Chorley
remarked
that
the
practice
of
using
agene
had
been
discarded
in
the
United
States.
-'
dl
C
s-
LO
Lord
Horder
v
.7
gimm,
-
i
HO
reach
the
stage
of
small
nier-
ehantahle
timber.
"Wc
must
put
into
effect
an
immediate
policy
'of
reforcsta-j
tion."
i
Ho
rennrteri
nn
Hm
ln.-l
mnni.
The
detective
thni!
I
of
ltl
l
I
1
v
after
dLsrharglng
a
cargo
of
;
President-Ed.
Davis.
Vice-President
Jack
Peddle.
!
f-'c;
i
-ta.
-Treasurer
Ken
W
I
viilnlnir
fnr
ril
11
mhi
i
(--11
nlo
I
WALTER
PIDEE
Co.
Ltd.
pulp
mill
at
Watson
Is-
'But,lhe
Americans
change
from
land
Agent
for
the
Greek
ship!
.?y
7
&uy-
lhev
navp
very
Ci
Ionian,
j
i
Dirrrlors
-
r"l:
Enke;
.
Johnnie
uw
inenrjiume
as
the
famous
pn-;
wc
Brett
&
Field.
.
w..-..i.e
.luMiiiiisiraiion.
Th.y
Collins,
Bob
in8
of
the
Fish
and
Game
Coun-rich
and
J.
c"
wlllPh
passed
a
resolution
"strnnelv
nrnt.n.stlnfr"
firHi
should
enlist
the
help
of
of
lands
by
the
Aican
project
in
!
Wc
I
f
mer'
ng
war
be
held
Sunday
i
when
further
p'ans
will
be
newspapers,
such
associations
as
h'r.im
something,
then
go
back
j
lc
!t,
and
do
not
always
tell
you."
WEALTHY
AREA
The
province
of
Sochabanibu
In
Bolivia,
besides
providing
large
herds
of
cattle,
is
noted
for
its
rich
forests.
uie
iweeasmuir
rark
area
be-lore
removal
of
all
timber
and
debris
to
high
water
mark.
CO
Sl!l
MARCWT
!J(IT
LEIGHTOM
Kim
i
Under
present
agreement
with
TERRCt
OPENS
the
B.C.
government,
Alcan
was
LENTEN
SEASON
i
not
required
to
remove
any
tim-
,
ber,
he
said,
"yet
there
is
an
this,
and
other
organs,"
he
declared.
He
pointed
out
many
ravages
on
game
fish.animais
and
birds
and
said
humans,
not
wild
animals,
were
most
destructive
predators.
"You
are
not
squealer,;
when
you
tell
the
game
warden
about
TODAY
ond
SATURDAY
Evenings
7
ou
and
9:00
p.m.
TOTE
million
feet
of
thr.ixr
in
the
irc.i."
CLOY
A
II
CRF.EK
PROl'.l.EM
St.
Matthew's
Church
held
special
service
Wednesday
to
commemorate
the
beginning
of
Len.'.
Further
services
will
he
l
Saturday
Matinee
t
p
m.
'
i
fa
Mors
ri.'in-
iniracuons
ol
the
game
laws.
,'McLeod
Mr.
McLeod
unjed
urged
the
ttic
sports-
sports-
T1,ose
Those
animals,
animals,
birds
birds
and
and
fisl
fish
h.ld
each
Thursday
throughout
Lent.
imcn
10
Ps
a
resolution
at
its
nri.
vm.
nttn
wh
Aa
I
1
annual
meeting
next
month'...-.;
..,'...
...
..
...,..
.
.
'"J
wiuu
nicy
necu
nicy
'
that
a
competent
fishlnn
officer
.
i
1.1
i,
.,.
....
n
Miyuiu
uu
uidii
wivii
in
ii::
same
i
,
,,
,
,
.
,
.
i
be
stationed
at
Cloyah
Creek
way
M
a
clllckcl
m,.ir
dam
during
every
summer
and
Mr
Mnl.,in
ri
rlj
USED
(
VALUE!
IfELKWA
li
ALKS
..
CENF.R4L
MOTORS
PRODUCTS
laii,
io
see
tnat
suflicitnt
water
.
V
"
'
is
in
the
creek
at
all
times
to
to
l",II?,rt
d.CVel"
1;'rB""
spawning
waters
above
the
dam
mm'h
lJlack
bass
for
sport
Jisn-vr
"C
i
,
.v.
.
.
.
',
I15K
In
local
lakes
unproductive
ln
constructed
lrt
by
LdTh
Columbia
101
lr"ut'
Pve
a
"ivid
de-was
.scriDtion
of
the
..rLinff
n,.ni-
This
advertisement
is
not
pul)lished
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board,
or
ly
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
cciiuiosc
Co.
Ltd.
to
provide
wa-
aTi
iUes
the
fish
which
is
...
ter
lor
its
pulp
mill
here
eastern
Canada
and
U.S.
V".
S.
Lythgoc,
liquor
inspector
i
om
Vancouver,
was
a
vis'lor
to
tlie
town
while
on
business,
before
continuing
west,
on
his
trip
through
the
interior.
VA.vcorviit
and
VICTOKM
SUNDAY
s.s.
Cliilcotin
8
p.m.
TUKSDAY
ss.
Camosun
12
noon
ALICK
AHM,
STIVVART
AMI
POKT
SIMPSON
Sunday.
Camosun.
p
m.
I'OK
NOK
I
H
Ol
I
KN
1IIAKI.OTTK
ISLANDS
February
9
ss.
Clillcotin
midnight
FOR
SOITI1
Oil:
EN
CIIAHLOTTK
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
March
7
and
21
FRANK
1.
SKI.VNFR
,
Prince
Rujrert
Atjent
Third
Avenue
Phone
508
"The
dam
was
to
allow
sufficient
water
in
the
creek
at
all
times
so
fish
ran
reach
their
spanning
grounds.
Last
year
there
was
not
sufficient
water
in
Cloyah
on
many
occasions
and
thousands
of
salmon
fry
died
on
the
creek
bottom
for
want
of
water."
He
supported
Mr.
McLcod's
tnll
for
a
fish
hatchery
and
s;;ld
trout
should
noi,
be
released
inu
streams
and
lakes
before
they
are
eight
inches
long.
That
was
the
only
way
to
ensure
their
survival,
TF.KUACE
SPEAKS
T..ff
T....,l.i
,i.t.-t
.
L
.
133
PONTI.W-.-5l
motor,
new
tires
irtir
VAI
XIIAI.I,
6-cylind
-r
Rdun
Only
4
m.s!
GM
new
car
guarantee
l!iir
CIIHHOl.ET
Hub
f
OUIC.
I
Radio
and
healer
...
'
l?H
(IIKYItrI.F.T
Sfrlai,
I!MF
CIIEYitOI.ET
Sedan,
radio
and
hcatei
'
CIIKVKOLKT
2-door
Sedan,
radio
and
h.a;er
OM
usd
car
guarantee
.
!
WE
ALSO
HAVE
PRIVATELY
OlVStDLttSK
OWNERS'
PRICES
FOR
I.M.MI
MATE
SALI
Asa
Robinson
and
Art
Bates
returned
from
the
Smlthers
hospital
after
a
week's
Illness.
Several
more
residents
are
still
confined
there
but
are
makinc
T-Tn
rolrl
U
good
progress
towards
recovery
',,"
cad
a
statement
.
c
Tc-w
Terracc
Rod
and
and
Gu
Gun
Clul
club
ga,d
NOTICE
TO
MOTORISTS
"
Our
Kr..iir
.Service
Department
will
be
rimed
Monday
alter
mti.n
all
day
Tuesday
and
Wednesday,
.March
3rd,
4th
and
Jtli
to
allow
our
mechanics
to
attend
a
Chrysler
Technical
Service
School.
Thc?
;.clu:ols
are
put
on
to
keep
our
mechanical
staff
up
to
dat-j
on
all
new
service
information
covering
Chrysler-built
vehicles
and
thus
render
the
best
available
service
to
owners
of
these
cars
and
trucks.
'
Your
co-ope
a
'ion
in
this
matter
will
be
appreciated.
N
OTIC
(
'
asoli
ne
Pumps
and
Vails
Department
will
remain
e-P-n
as
usual.
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
('Hit
Y
SI.
Kit
PLVMOl
Til
KARGu
nri
,.Ti
:
..I.
.
T.,i
w
a
.
a,
nurses
took
the
rmm.r-
lw)
spawnintr
trrounds.
-
.
.
..
-r
i
...-i
.
......
..
vuiiuiiiKuon
urom
sea
it
lun
ty
of
attending
the
courses
USED
TRUCK
VALUE!
De-ill
taught
m
Smlthers
on
atomic,
nursing.
1
1
'
'f
""'I
i.Airv-
1
,iVaa'A)yi
1
i
li
i
,J
-'"-
would
build
a
fish
haUherv
ment
oillcal
peddles
such
bunk
.,icrc.
,
c,ntra,
B
J
.v.
Nl,.stin,t
fot
action.
fal.
W(.
mlve
mlM
u
lie
suggested
the
resolution
be
,
have
12."
.orwarocu
uj
Hon.
K.
W.
May-
.
Mr.
Lamble
passed
along
greet-acw,
minister
of
fisheries,
and
ings
from
the
Terrace
club
and
J..
f.
Appicwhaitc,
MP
for
asked
for
close
co-operation
be-okocna-
,
twecn
ail
Rod
and
Gun
asso
FKIGIDAIRF.
REFRIGERATOR
More
beautiful
and
practical
than
ever
in
four
completely
new
models
including
this
fine
l)c
Luxe
Cold-Wall.
ciations
in
Central
B.C.
IIB
IIIMtOI
I
T
ij-lon
panel.
This
unit
ta.Mi!
paital
nidtrn,
n
completely
new
cream
job,
and
heater.
A
real
buy
at
only
'
VHr.
fillc
1-ton
panel,
heater.
Full
pm
'
1!MC
C.VIC
2''3-ton.
long
whreibase,
2-.spi.-cd
rear
ai-niKl
new
pa
tial
motor,
for
only
'
19,5
''-2-IOII
FARfiO
Covered
Van
1
E
ALSO
HAVE
PRIVATELY
OWMI)
TKl'l'
AT
OWNEIIS'
PRICES
FOR
IMMEDIATE
SMI
Sec
Our
Budget
Plan
for
Financing,
Rtf
ond
Accessories
CHILDREN'S
FURNITURE
AND
STtAMtrt
Prince
George
BABY
CARRIAGES
FISH
HATCHERY
Mr.
McLcod
also
urged
the
Rou
and
uun
Ciuo
to
light
for
a
fish
hatchery
in
Northern
B.C.,
to
be
in
charge
of
a
nsnei
y
oiologist
who
would
be
permanently
stationed
at
the
hatchery
uiid
his
services
availaule
lor
advice
on
various
sircaihs
ona
lakes
in
this
area.
He
also
proposed
a
game
biologist
for
noun-.in
.c.
to
sluiy
and
give
advice
,ii
gmc
question"
"'ihc.se
Casual
hurrierl
vUiU
TRADES
AND
TERMS
von'
!'
!'!
I-
X
x
M"-
Natural
finish,
solid
1
wiih
fe'l
m.'itt;.'ss
49.95
Phone
871
Ask
for
John
FRIZZELL'S
MOTOR
PRODOCISf
,
SAILS
TOR
Vancouver
jimi
liili'iiiiediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
it
11:15
p.m.
Fcr
KETCHIKAN
vi
iim;si,y
mid.mgh'i
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
IU?Y!
tio-f.iKTS
-
.Sturdy
with
with
nylon
nylon
12-95
'
-
ill
wl
tl.i.
Colfapsiblc.
Pi-:'
rd
f
cm
biologists
to
such
a'lcrsc
arc;
a.s
j
ours
is
of
little
value."
!
trie
Martin,
Provincial
for-1
ester
formerly
stitmned
at
j
o.niniers
and
at
present
in
j
.'uikc
Kupcrt,
denounced
"foreign
ownership
'
of
Canadian
hunting
ana
ashing
grounos.
t.I.OY))
p.AI'V
f
ARIMA(ii:S
-1952
models.
It
won't
upset.
(ood
u
hhhy
lias
no
Mihstih
ji
WILL
DO
n
'
Ml
i
MS
01
urn;
.
on
operated,
SMfriy
s!and
bur.
Stand
locks
in
placj
1
-.,1
.
1
...
t
...
To
t
-lease
usl
1
1
LAI
AN
PREDATORS
"Right
m.A-
we
rvvc
the
best
I
fcr
Write
or
Call
OITV
OR
DEPOT
OM
ICE
PK1NCK
RUPERT
"C.
"
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may
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