Prince
Rupeit
Daily
News
Tuesday,
February
5,
1952
JUiJ
"Tanks
Are
Coming"
Due
Sells
Tours
nn
By
Wholesale
Pilotage
Held
Discriminatory
Tim
Tanks
Are
Comine"
D.
.
Mill,
SEATTLE
Alaska's
tou
.'drama
which
describes
the
kins
aha
b
c
i
stunning
of
the
Siegfried
Line,
couver;
W.
l
h
''-"..,..
comes
ti,u
tins
WiwInrxHa
Wednesday
to
ih
the
CitV:
.1
A
i
v
v..
business
has
grown
astonishiiv
Charegs
of
Daily
News
Substantiated
by
Chamber
of
Commerce
Committee
WAJ-LACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
BUDGET
PLAN
DIVIDED
PAYMENTS
CHEERFULLY
ARRANGED
Capitol
Theatre.
Steve
Cochran
M-
Oldlieui,
8ar!r
ly
in
post-war
years.
Last
year
it
amounted"
to
an
estimated
more
than
$25,000,000.
But
perhaps
the
most
signili-
ant
measure
of
its
potential
is
heads
the
cast.
-
1.
Bolton,
"The
Tanks
Are
Coming"
un-
Ml
alld
Mrs.
rj
h
folds
as
a
dynamic
account
of
the
ea
events
leading
up
to
the
fall
of
Beiiin.
The
film
presents
Coch-
army"
tactics
stu,,
ran
and
Philip
Carey,
bitter
works.
Howev
.
this:
the
leading
wholesaler
ol
Alaska
tours
has
established
a
Wallace's
Department
Store,
the
store
that
has
everything
fur
the
home
anil
family,
offers
you
the
convenience
of
buying;
now
and
pay
in
convenient
monthly
payments.
eadauarters
in
Seattle
and
1
!
rivals
.lysiuned
to
the
samn
t
ank
tion
Su.'nrhQ.,j'.
U,nV,
iit-n
,
lriul
,
MUVClt
'
"
--
"au
i.
I
agencies
outfit.
Caivy.
a
lieutenant,
and
lher
.
into
eneroy
-
Arctic
'
Alaska
Travel
Service.
Cochran,
a
Uiugh
sergeant,
have
two
G
I.'s
setting
Inc.,
of
Fairbanks,
hus
purch
is
d
!
'"etl
horns
because
of
the
a
return
to
the
ti
the
Where-to-Go
Travel
Service
'
latlcr's
utler
disregard
for
team-
Marl
Aiuon
in
the
Mavflower
Hotel
here
and
i
wol
lc-
A!sJ
Cochran
8
"one-mart
In
"The
Tankj
-PRINCE
RUPERT'S
BIG
STORE
Z
i
Confirming
an
editorial
that
i
was
recently
published
in
the
Daily
News,
the
Prince
Rupert
'
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
ad-i
vised
by
its
port
and
marine
'
committee
last
night
that
pilotage
rafes
assessed
upon
ships
i
using
Prince
Rupert
are
definitely
discriminatory
against
this
port.
'
The
finding
was
presented
to
,
the
Chamber
by
Committee
j
Chairman
A.
P.
Crawley
who
presented
an
interim
report
following
a
detailed
investigation
of
.
charges.
Prince
Rupert
seemed
to
have
I
been
singled
out
for
these
dls-
cr.minatory
charges
as
compared
TENTED
HOME
Ted
Hubert,
veteran
of
the
First
World
War.
his
wife
and
seven
children
have
lived
all
winter
In
two
tents
at
Hamilton.
Mr.
Hubert
couldn't
get
a
home
because
of
the
size
of
his
family.
He
ran
short
of
money
while
laying
the
foundation
of
his
own
home.'
When
snow
falls
the
family
bank
up
drifts
to
form
a
semi-igloo.
Mr.
Hubert
said
the
children
are
"perfectly
ALLACE'S
of
Course
:
the
university
i.-avei
oince
in;
Seattle's
university
district.
healthy."
i
CP
PHOTO)
TODAV
ONLY
7
-
8:2(1
p.m.
miv
l
r
Also
"CHAIN
OF
tlllt
lIST.ttU
Joining
of
these
firms
makes
up
the
largest
travel-sales
organization
In
the
Parific
Northwest.
Charles
B
West
of
Fairbanks,
a
former
pilot
for
Wicn
Alaska
Aii
lines
of
that
city,
and
president
of
the
expanded
organization,
says
his
business
grossed
That
NEW
Word
in
Enterta
-
m
I
ReSClie
BoatS;
Mermen
Ask
A
c
Lj.
Resident
Ship
Are
50Ught
j
Inspector
Here
Approves
of
Road
Closing
"P.R."Man
Tolls
Of
His
Work
Must
Have
"Know
How,"
Says
George
Vincent
"Fascinating"
Job
Do
you
hope
to
enter
Ihe
field
with
Vancouver
and
other
coastal
ports.
j
Mr.
Crawley
suggested
that
the
minister
of
transport
should
be
contacted
after
a
few
more
de-;
tails
had
been
ascertained
in
the
case.
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
$2,000,000
last
year.
Commerce
has
decided
that
It
He
bagan
his
tour
service
m
will
make
no
objection
when,
at
Fairbanks
in
1947,
selling
bush-Ihe
discretion
of
the
district
en-
1'Uot
trips
to
nearby
recreation
Chamber
of
Commerce
Would
Make
Sandspit
and
'
Prince
Rupert
Safer
of
public
relations
as
your.
life's
vocation?
If
so,
here's
a
word
or
R10cr.
snow
conditions
maice
it
.
.-p"".
iai-ei
nc
inciuuea
iiirihs
in
ICE
MAKING
(Continued
from
page
5)
imprucucaoie
10
Keep
uie
onreiii
a
iu
rvuiz-ijue,
uie
Copt.
Ore.
Stegavig
last
night
asked
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
support
a
request
that
has
been
made
by
tire
Prince
Rupert
Fishing
Vessel
Owners'
Association
to
have
a
resident
steamboat
inspector
at
Mip
I'inrI
rf
Prinrp
Hnnprt
intH
two
of
advice
from
a
man
who
has
had
considerable
success
in
Chicago"
of
Eakimoland.
,
Recent
disaster
at
the
Sand-spit
air
field
prompted
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com
River
Highway
open
between
Tyee
and
Exstew
with
the
snow-lighting
equipment
at
the
dis
face
of
144
feet
by
40
feet
there
creating
favorable
public
opin
OFFICE
IN
Jl'NEAU
Artie
Alaska
has
opened
merce
last
night
to
make
repre-
an
posal
of
the
department
here.
The
Chamber,
at
its
general'
"
"
i
'
.
"p
'
,
,.,
......
..,
.
Alaska,
and
will
offer
a
scenic
is
no
interruption.
There
are
'on.
no
pillars.
Construction
Is
en-
First
of
all,
the
top
qualifica-tirely
braced
by
ceiling
bcam-tion:
A
public
lelations
director
work.
must
have
"a
deep
undfrstanri-
n
iti
ir.
xti
iiihv
inS"
of
human
relations,
says
.o
w.v.
,v
nj
present
system
of
bring-
transport
more
adequate
urging
,
an
inspector
from
Vancouver
rnfely
at
such
precautions
points
on
,
M
Such
resi
i;-.rlud,ngalo
Seal
Cove
at
Prince
.
lpW
w
f
om
there
next
the
executive
in
its
action
along,
T'J,
summer.
It
will
include
accom
of
Aluminum
.
George
Vincent
nupcti.
.
'S'B
"if
"la""
t0
tne
fishlng
vesselSi
inspections
League
.
tuuuig
ia
w
kSui
iicjii
Co
u.
Ill
of
Canada
1HllilUd,
Wf$
mi.
o
.
,
iimri
unnuuiicu
Ofr-
u
w
I1U
IS
belling
f
,t,inu
1iqj
r1lcuofi
Qj
,
t,
,,
cfically
the
apparent
need
for
...ut
.mtthich
ff
rTbee
TT7V
this
line
tollowing
a
recent
con-feivnce
with
the
district
engln-eei
.
L.
E.
Smith.
Since
that
meeting
with
Mr.
Smith
a
"dramatic"
snowstorm
in
the
hiwer
Kkpona
Vallov
hue
type
of
boat
to
be
readily
omv
ucan
s
nuge
aeveiopment
in
tins
were
inconvenient
to
these
ves
Rink
Master,
Jack
Laurie:
From
I
nrrivin
sel;:
Tlw
request
was
referred
Tuesday
to
Saturday,
each
nfght
!
to
the
port
and
marine
commit-
for
the
men's
club.
Mondavi
?IS
klnd
of
work
ls
'"teresting
brought
about
a
condition
which
available
for
rescue
woik
in
the
event
of
forced
landings
in
the
water.
G.
A.
Hunter
also
mentioned"
it
modations
at
the
beautifully
situated
Taku
Lodge
opposite
the
glacier
of
that
name,
a
flight
over
southeastern
Alaska
glaciers
into
the
Klondike
gold-null
country
and
back.
Hotel
and
resort
accommodations
In
"Alaska
arc
currently
th.1
biggest
problem
in
the
territorys'
burgeoning
tourist
trade.
Mr.
West
admits.
"But
this
iioblcm
;.s
b'in".
worked
out.
By
1953
there
will
be
a
room
and
bath
for
every
'ee-
night,
Wednesday
and
Friday
JlUB,
11
may
"ct
land
anyne
the
engineer
stated
made
It
im-
,
The
proposal
for
a
resident
afternoons
is
for
the
use
of
111
tne
laP
of
rlcnes-
practicable
to
maintain
traffic.
the
desirability
of
rubber
".
i
V.L
having
'."",T..
fteamboat
inspector
was
brought
the
Ladie's
Curling,
Club
which.
Making
a
lot
of
money
is
a
boats
TOT!
WEDNESDAY
ONLY
Evenings
7-9
p.m.
available
for
release
within
air
before
the
Chamber
as
It
dealt
already
has
enlisted
13
rinks.
I
fanciful
idea
for
most
of
us
but
with
another
request
to
the
mir-
Saturday
morning
will
be
open
1
1
consider
my
work
fascinating."
craft
in
the
cvem
of
emergency.
What
ls
public
relations?
A
FAMOrs
PUVU-
ister
of
transport
that
the
harbor
to
high
school
students'
curhnc.
a
relationship
is
developed
between
business
and
customer,
and
business
and
the
community
In
winch
It
exists.
"A
business
must
contribute
.
K.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
:n,s(r.r
he.
CapL.
W.
H.
Rough-:
The
following
are
members
of
It
Isn't
any
one
thing,
says
the
former
free-lance
author.
pd
against
making
undue
de
Public
relations
is
like
a
mix-
an.
be
authorized
to
act
as
in-
the
"over
40
hour
department"
rpector
of
ships'
tackle.
A.
D.
men
wll0
nave
donated
more
Ritchip
PXnL'linpri
t.hnt
this
was
i
An
its
share
to
the
welfare
of
the
I
tourist
at
any
time
in
the
majo.-
mands
in
regard
to
outpost
air
fields.
It
was
difficult
enough
,1,,,.,
j
...
i.
,,..i.
irfi
.
'
.
"
"inn
iu
nuuis
oi
uieir
nee
nine
Alaska
population
centres
of
Fairbanks.
Anchorage,
and
Juneau,"
says
Mr.
West.
TODAY
7
-
9:111
DAVID
NIVEN
-
MARGARET
1.
In
"BONNIE
PRINCE
fHtt
faciUti.
going
aTuch
SdrnXr'
l
Jhe
rlnjc:
'point,
at
Atlln,
Telegraph
Cieek
,hs
were
coming
to
this
"port
2ieAT4lr
J"
Irie'
nd
Muisct
in
operation
without
and
sometimes
there
were
cases
J
'
r
Lri
,!
i.i
...uo-.
....Mils
use
oi
many
commlmlty
as
a
whole."
media
to
tell
people
a
story
and
the
essence
of
it
is
tell
ing
the
AN
KNC.I.ISHAIAN'
truth.
!
B0,n
in
England,
Mr.
Vincent
"The
worst
possible
type
of
came
to
Canada
at
an
early
age
public
relations
Is
to
try
and
fool
and
in
his
'teens
arrived
In
Van-
the
public."
couver.
He
is
a
graduate
of
the
Oh
Mon!
!
Start
Heading
for
Hit
Copitol
Theatre
because
leaking
further
restrictions.
Tin?
J
nTgila
'e
rUCh
lot.gh.Mef
Matthews.
Peter
Bell,
ships
were
not
In
compliance
...
v.
T
,
r.
,
Wa,lt'y
Jennings,
Eugene
Hol-
with
th
ffiPi..,nv
nH
,.(
SOURCE
OF
GUM
Mexico
ls
the
world's
largest
producer
of
chicle,
used
In
manufacture
of
chewing
gum.
Mr
Vinrpnt.
rpfprs
tr,
tho
niH
Tiniv
llston-
George
Mu
reQuirements
,,f
rJnuMun
remi.
v
j
,
.
v..
.
mono:
-you
can
1001
some
of
Tn
I'm
nffpr
hnvimr
t'liifrl-tt
THE
TANKS
A
lations.
(
Club
members
range
In
occu
the
poople
some
of
the
time
.
.
."
ni(,,,
sc-hoijl
In
New
Westminster
Among
media
used
in
Dublic
B,.u..,,i
.,r0
n,,ant
pation
and
profession
from
doc
tors
to
fishermen,
from
piloU
to
relations
'
are
news
releases
to
to
En(.,ftnd
and
then
followed
carpenters,
merchants,
office
newsnaoers.
advertising,
public
0u,.,-.r
v
i.,.,Pi
.h
r.,-
HONORED
COUPLE
THESSALOtJ,
Ont.
(CP)-
-Mr.
workers,
engineers
mgineers.
COMING
TOMORROW!!
Now
the
screen
rocks
andrairi"
slashing,
dashing,
hit-'ern-flrst
heroes
who
r
land-battleships
to
glory!
Tney
woul
electricians
appearances
by
company
repre-
p(,;in
continent
during
which
he
:
L
"C?Pt
defeat
sentatives,
"or
just
being
plain
earned
his
living
as
a
free-lance
Xhey
iey
wanted
to
curl
and
decent
to'
people."
.
u.rii,.r
u
ei
t
..
.
writti.
because
tuuay
siauus
ine
iirst
sneei
oi
Businesses,
wnetner
large
or
and
Mrs.
John
J.
Kin,
who
:2-cenliy
ceiebratea
tneir
60th
wedding
anniversary,
have
received
an
impressive
certificate
from
the
province
of
Ontario.
Previously
they
received
best
Phii
CARTOON
i
Starring
Steve
Cochran
arlilicial
ice
to
be
made
in
Prince
sma'l,
cannot
be
successful
with-
'
Rupert.
out
practising
-public
relations.
:
.
;
feels
Mr.
Vincent.
'
A.
J.
McLean
and
H.
Stewart
"Tne
essence
of
applying
pub-
Philip
Carry
ri'
'
SHOWS
7-9:00
wtjhes
from
the
federal
govern-
of
B.C.
Packers
were
plane
pas-
huXlonS
and
no
ZJ
ment.
sengers
to
Vancouver
today.
,can
hope
prosper
unless
such
P
SOROPTIMIST
CLUB'S
He
wrote
both
fiction
and
fac-
I
tual
articles.
He
won
the
IODE
prize
for
the
best
Canadian
short,
.story,
based
on
a
Peace
Rivrr
1
setting
and
titled
"Gold
in
the
Wolverine."
Later,
Mr.
Vincent
became
invested
in
transport
problems
and
devoted
several
,
years
to
studying
and
writing
about
them.
In
1937
he
became
public
relations
director
for
the
British
Road
Federation,
comprised
of
acsnciutions
interested
in
road-buildiiig
in
the
United
Kingdom.
Oiiring
the
war,
a
new
kind
of
opportunity
oprnrd.
After
several
years
with
.the
Oxford
anil
I'liikincham
Light
Infantry
in
nhii
h
he
reached
the
rank
ef
taplain,
(ieoree
Vincent
found
himself
in
charge
of
the
Canadian
section
of
the
British
Information
Ministry.
I
TWCATRC
Km
VANCOI
Vl
lt
and
VKTOItIA
SUNDAY
ss.
Chilcotin
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
Camosun
12
noon
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AM)
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
II
p
in.
FOR
NORTH
(H
I
EN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
February
1
ss.
Ciillcottn
midnight
FOR
SOI
TII
Ol
EF.N
CHARLOTTE
INLANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
January
25
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
508
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j
.
.
inV;rW,.,i
-
-
v
-
i
i,wMiwiafc.wiyiiiir
it
ir
a
-
j
v
y
Totem
Theatre.
Wednesday,
Febmon
"COPACABANA
A
MERRY
MUSICAL
COMEDY
h
f
&
Admission
(,0r
Adult
admission
only
by
1
which
f
Kl
was
followed
several
promotions.
"
7PEtomAND
HER
SIXENVEt:
Early
in
1045
Mr.
Vincent
rc-j
turned
to
Canada
as
press
officer
of
the
United
Kingdom
In-i
ice
nation
Office
at
Ottawa.
The
!
tollowing
year
he
attained
the
dip'oma'ic
post
of
information
i
advisor
to
the
UK
High
Commls-Ision-.
r
to
Canada,
also
as
U.K.
Nancy
no
longer
use
this
old-fashioned
syitcm.
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hu.iliantl
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licr
a
financial
whi'.
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followed
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advue
ol
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a
Current
Account
at
The
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Information
Office
director.
In
1940
he
resigned
from
Civil
Service
and
subsequently
Joined
Alcan.
Didn't
You
See
It
in
The
Daily
News?
YOUR
BIGGEST
BUYERS'
MARKET
Country
Girl;
"I've
been
asked
It:
be
married
sev.-ral
times."
j
Boy
Friend:
"And
who
asked
i
you.
Daisy?"
!
Country
Oirl:
"Mom
and
Dad."
every
penny
fwii
m'
ttaltmcnt
given
Hank
each
monih.
her
banking
off
on
ihi
-too.
hv
reading,
'
lt'
WI
You
Know
I
low".
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"
purnc
sie
booklet
'
tips
on
day
'u!
bf
prepared
speciHy
by
The
Comnicnc.
vMCxjC-
'.hit
AiH
Because
of
tho
thorough
circulation
of
the
DAILY
NEWS,
vour
advertising
reaches
MORE
families
in
city
and
country
....
more
people
prepared
to
buy
the
things
you
sell
or
manufacture.
The
advertising
columns
of
the
DAILY
NEWS
ore
rcodv
SALES
MARKETS,
for
every
type
of
product
ond
scv'cc.
v
'
V
DAILY
NEWS
a.l
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h.j
nftlc.
The
Cano
A
WOMAN
AND
HFa
UNKIKC
of
Commerce,
Toronto.
The
Canadian
Bank
of
Comrriel
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