riincp
Kupff
L'nily
News
Tuesday,
Apiil
1,
1Uj2
1
I
!
Forest
Branch
To
Ottawa
rOWTKrUL
SYSTEM
!
LONlXN
(CP)
The
Anglo-!
j
United
States
Council
on
produc-'
tivity
will
study
Britain's
elec-:
tricity
system,
considered
among
:
the
world's
best.
A
feature
of
the
Nurses
Ready
to
Mobilize
Changes
Made
tour
will
be
a
visit
to
new
hydro,
electric
stations
in
Scotland.
In
Case
of
Disaster
Here
j
George
Dibb
left
by
air
Monday
I
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
J
Mrs.
Andrew
Thompson
left
i
on
Monday's
plane
for
a
week's
1
;
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
'
Frank
McLean,
who
has
been:
On
Embargo
EDMONTON
Attorney-General
Lucien
Maynard
Monday
announced
in
the
Alberta
legis-1
lature
hs
wouH
leave
for
Ottawa
to
discuss
the
interprovincial
livestock
embargo
situation
with
the
Prime
Minister,
Mr.
St.
Laurent,
and
Mr.
Garson,
the
Minister
of
Justice.
Mr.
Maynard
said
hi
hoped
to
be
able
to
report
back
to
the
Alberta
House
Wednesday.
He
made
the
announcement
after
H
J.
Macdonald
(L-Cal-garyi
had
asked
the
government
for
a
statement
on
how
it
in
2-
'-wiiw'
t
How
casualties
would
be
handled
in
the
case
of
disaster
in
Prince
Rupert
was
discussed
last
night
as
a
series
of
civil
defence
classes
for
nurses
came
to
a
close
after
having
been
in
progress
for
the
pa?t!
several
weeks
at
the
Nurses'
Home
of
Prince
Rupert!
General
Hospital
under
auspices
of
the
Prince'
Rupert
chapter
of
the
Registered
Nurses'
Association
of
British
Columbia.
I
ShouH
'he
Pr
ice
Rupert
ganization
which
would
be
nec-
j
General
Hospital
become
filled
essary
to
feed
unusual
numbers)
with
casualties,
Miller
Bay
Hos-
0f
patients
at
the
hospitals
on
a
pital
would
be
pressed
Into
ser-
24-hour
basis
vice
for
the
overflow.
Should
Mls,
Heien
Rr.hm..'
pun
1
1
1
I
t;,v:
?"l
las
longer.
l
.VJhr
X.
4
under
treatment
in
the
hospital,'
wa.i
able
to
leave
there
a
few
days
ago.
i
j
Mrs.
J.
Stewart
of
Fifth
Av-j
enue
East
is
returning
to
the
city
a
tonight's
train
after
a
three!
months'
visit
in
Montreal,
Tac-i
ma
and
Winnipeg.
j
Paddy
Gorman,
who
has
been
a
hojp.tal
for
the
pa.st
two!
celcs.
is
again
able
to
be
up
andj
ibout.
He
went
to
his
home!
uuring
the
week-end.
j
i
There
was
another
heavy
now!
all
during
the
niRht.
the
contin-!
tended
to
put
the
embargoes
to
"a
quick
lrjgal
test."
Pi
ad
S
l
ies
of
Transfers
Announced
KuUantler
to
New
Post
!
IVmiMun
Successor
A
number
of
personnel
changes
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Forest
District
become
effective
today
although
it
will
be
some
time
before
all
are
completely
effected.
The
changes
include
the
transfer
of
M.
O.
Kullander,
who
has
been
assistant
district
forester
here,
to
the
post
of
resident
forester
at
Pendleton
Bay,
Babine
Lake.
Assistant
Forester
L.
B.
B.
Boul-ton,
silvaculturalist
In
the
district
office
here,
becomes
assistant
district
forester
here
in
sue-'
cession
to
Mr.
Kullander.
Forester-in-Training
H.
G.
Bancroft
transferred
from
Ocean
Falls
to
Prince
Rupert
as
assistant
operations
officer.
Forester-in-Training
J.
R.
Gil-mour
transferred
from
cruising-marking
crew
to
ranger,
Houston.
Ranger
S.
T.
Strimbold,
Prince
Rupert,
promoted
-to
supervisor
of
rangers.
Coast
District
with
headquarters
at
Prince
Rupert.
Ranger
W.
A.
Antilla,
South-bank,
transferred
to
Prince
Rupert.
Ranger
H.
B.
Hammer,
Queen
Charlotte
City,
transferred
to
Ocean
Falls.
Ranger
J.
F.
Munro,
Houston,
transferred
to
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Ranger
R.
G.
Benson,
Houston,
transferred
to
Atlin.
For
Your
GARDEN
NEEDS
RAKES
it
FORKS
HOES
led
use
of
shovels
being
neces-
ary.
Walking
is
as
much
of
an'
.'fort
as
ever.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Gorman
ind
.son
and
Mr.
Gorman's
mo-!
ther,
who
has
been
visiting
here,1
.ill
sail
Thursday
nieht
on
th
the
Columbia
Cellulose
be
plant
out,linecj
tne
funclIOns
of
the
struck
they
would
be
taken
heaWl
pubUc
slalf
witn
particu.
direct
to
nearby
Miller
Bay.
iar
reference
to
tne
supervision
MEETING
THE
PROBLEM
of
sick
in
the
homes
when
so
.
.
.
.
.
lt
many
had
been
evacuated
from
The
fic
at
last
spec
problem
ho,pita!
t
ke
room
f
night's
session
was
the
steps
.0
aHies
she
Qf
ex
Xn
,1
UPC
W
inoculations
which
might
have
bombed
with
u,
high
explosives
and
incendiaries,
electricity
cut
o.
COmmGnicable
d
1
.
e
a
s
e
s.
the
extensive
fires
occurring
it
the
heallh
supervision
0
groups
,
business
section
and
shipyards,
snelters
involving
possibly
some
500
casu-
Mrs
E
BartleU,
R
N.,
moder.
allies
requiring
hospitalization
tor
of
th
,
dealt
mh
toocasuames15
"".neral
nursing
problems
and
bombed
bombed,
100
casualties.
'
tne
0Djectives
dunng
and
aftor
Miss
Elizabeth
Clement.
R
N,
disaster,
outlined
the
reorganization
of
Concluding
the
meeting,
As-her
staff
and
equipment
so
that
sistant
Fire
Chief
W.
H.
Hill,
patients
would
be
received
at
one
'civil
defence
co-ordinator,
nar-entrance
while
patients
fit
to
be
rated
a
moving
picture
depict-evacuatd
from
the
hospital
ing
the
effects
of
atomic
bomb
would
leave
for
another
area,
attack.
Joseph
GreLssel
assisted
She
described
possible
curtail-1
in
operating
the
projector,
ment
of
routine
services
and
the
j
A
visitor
at
tha
meeting
was
setting
up
of
teams
of
nurses
for
Miss
Margaret
Kerr,
R
N.,
M.A.,
emergency
service,
treating
the
editor
of
the
Canadian
Nurse,
ffl
!
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
to
which
city
Mr.
Gorman
has
been
i
transferred
in
the
passenger
de-I
partment
of
Canadian
National
i
Railways
after
being
located
:
i
here
for
the
past
three
years.
I
I
.Detective
N.
Bath
of
the
Vic-!
toria
city
police
left
by
air
yes-j
B'JT
AMUSING
-A
bit
perplexed
are
these
two
-quiw
at
the
Hannover
Trade
Fair
as
they
examine'
t,,rb
of
a
Canadian
soldier
and
compare
it
with
:maii
fashions
of
slacks
for
fraulelns.
The
Fair,
;P,I
and
most
varied
in
Europe,
annually
attracts
n
a',1
paUs
of
the
world,
including
Canada.
On
r
ti
cun.pare
Canadian
products
with
products
of
arc
thousands
of
soldiers
serving
with
the
27'.h
,i:i'.;v
Biijatie
in
Germany.
The
Corporal
is
Don
Cornpiote
Selection
ot
smell
GARDEN
TOOLS
FERTILIZER
n
1
Tuio'.sto.
a
member
ot
the
4Rh
Highlanders
of
(National
Defence
Photo
Gordon
&
Anderson
terclay
on
his
return
south.
He
came
here
to
pick
up
Emile
Calve;
who
had
been
rearrested
at
Ke-'
mano
after
jumping
ball
In
Vic-'
toria
after
having
being
charg-j
ed
with
false
pretences.
While
in'
custody
here
awaiting
escort
I
ba:k
to
Victoria,
Calve
was
taken;
l!l
and
spent
a
few
days
in
hospital,
i
j
I
A.
Van
Snellcnberg,
construction
superintendent
for
Canadian
Fishing
Co.,
sailed
by
the
Coquitlam
this
afternoon
on
hU
return
to
Vancouver
after
a
brief
business
visit
here.
Phone
46
various,
types
of
casualties
ac-
Montreal,
who
spoke
briefly.
cording
to
their
particular
-ieeus.
,
Miss
Mary
Sinclair.
R
N..
out-'
tfJjt
Taaaga.
STOCK
YAK
IMG
SPECIALS
lined
hr
plan
to
extend
surgery
i
!
Ibrvice
o
deal
with
the
large
i
number
of
patients,
how
supplies
and
sterilizing
would
be
handled
;
by
special
teams
on
24-hour
;
basis.
1
AT
MILLER
BAY
First
Cancer
Clinic
Here
Do
pi
iilu
ecu
lire
lereil
(
-jlvli
Show
J-Jerc
First
travelling
cancer
clinic
ever
to
be
held
in
Prince
Rupert
i
i
i
.
,
.
,
is
rece.vlng
patients
from
city
n.ght
s
Art
C
lub
meeting
final
plans
were
and
district
at
the
Prince
Rupert
e
Aits
and
Craft
Show
which
opens
this
Gcneral
"P'tai
today,
it
u
,
,
i
,
'
.
.
one
of
the
services
of
the
British
h.acll
member
has
an
average
Of
SIX
pic-
Columbia
Division
of
the
Can-
..some
people
havinc
pencil
sketches
and'
adian
?anccr
whlcn
u
Mrs.
Eunice
Davis.
R.N.
and
Miss
Dorts
Hallt,
R.N..
of
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
described
th;1
evacuation
of
regular
patients
to
their
recreation
hall
to
make
the
main
hospital
available
to
receive
casualties
from
Prince
Rupert,
Port
Edward
or
Watfon
Island
and
the
extension
of
surgical
facilities.
Miss
Muriel
Vincent.
Miller
Bay
dietician,
outlined
the
or-
rampalen
for
.funds
The
clinic
consists
of
Dr.
A.
M.
Evans
and
Miss
M.
Hartwi
R.N.
who
are
in
the
city
from
Vancouver.
Examinations
are
made
readers
Many
Brides
-
as
well
as
oil
)
portraits
several
lev
.w.l
lile
stuci-;gin
amount
aic
very
ini!iie:ll.i!
e
i:p
old
bniils,
a.
th(
r
levator,
a
Ir-.m',!"
h:
is.it
.
:i
h,
St.
f-Mei'-S
Rapids,
harbour
-
l
-h
hiy.w:
r.1-actmn
i',h
.sev-
L
hf.pmg
or
ju.,t
!
;d
lor
the
pirtuie
Allhousil
!
felt
discouraged
Ladies'
Auxiliary
Canadian
through
family
doctors
and
are
Legion
-numthly
-meeting
Thurs-
being
conducted
at
the
Prince
day,
April
a,
8
p.m.
79pi
Rupert
General
Hospital.
Presbyterian
sale,
Thursday,'.
If
twenty-five
persons
are
booked
for
examination
here.
2:30.
Homecooking,
a
p
r
0
n
s,
50
ONLY
SPORT
SHIRTS
in
Wno'
Tartans
and
Gabardines
Reg.
prices
$5.25
to
$10.00
Nov
Vi
Price
35
ONLY
WOOL
CRUISER
and
WINDBREAKER
JACKETS
-
Reg.
prices
$3.95
to
$14.50
Mpw
Vi
Price
White
Elephant.
.
(79ct
Are
Pregnant
LONDON.
Nearly
one
in
every
six
brides
is
pregnant
on
her
wedding
day.
Joseph
Brayshaw.
gcneral
secretary
of
the
National
Guidance
Council
declares.
Mr.
Brayshaw
said
the
main
reason
for
the
Increasing
number
of
marriage
failures
Is
that
equality
between
men
and
women
has
wrecked
the
old-
'
ikaptism
at
A
new
location
T.
"Norton
Youiirs
Real
Estate
and
Insur
unce
has
moved
his
office
build
200
NECKTIES,
values
up
to
$2.00
Now
2
for
$1.00
i
Si.
Pel
er
i
ing
to
Third
Street
across
from
tn
work
when
tlio
f-M
prliiw
were
75
ONLY
SWEATERS
(iiticeri
there
fashioned
concept
of
marriage.
itnt
iiiieri'.st
to
Post
Office,
behind
the
Besner
,
Eleven-month
old
daughter
of
Building.
Phone
451.
(80cr
Mr
and
Mrs
G
P,
Woodside
was
Attention
Leg.on
Members
of
baptized
Patrica
Maureen
at
St.
Branrh
27.
Canadian
Legion.
Peter's
Anglican
Church
on
Sua-B.E.S.L.
Club
27
will
be
closed
day.
Rev.
H.
Godfrey
Bird,
the
Tuesday.
April
1,
from
8
p.m.
rector,
officated.
The
godpar-until
10:30
a.m.
Wednesday,
'cnts
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Leonard
1
78c)
Ash
ton.
20
ONLY
SUITS
Made
by
well
known
manufacturers
Reg.
prices
$47.50
to
$75.00
Now
12
Price
hung
in
a
prom-
cannot
be
made
All
vc!!
known
Brands,
n
Cardigan,
Zipper
and
Pullover
Styles
Reg.
Drices
$7.50
to
$15.00
Nov
Vi
Price
'I
painting
for
sire
unpacked
to
30
O.NLY
SPORTS
JACKETS
Regular
prices
$18.50
to
S39.50
NOW
Vi
PRICE)
'
arid
the
size
bl"
the
local
be
hunc
.so
it
Try
Again
e
guests
as
thry
Mm
;o
the
Svm-
laxative
Slave
regains
youthful
regularity
"For
to
ytra
I
s
troubled
with
constipation,"
admits
tomin
in
W
est
Hill,
Ontario.
"Then
I
started
ratine
all-mam
regularly.
No
trouble
of
this
kind
since!"
If
you,
too,
suffer
from
irregularity
due
to
lack
of
dietary
bulk,
why
not
try
toaty
Kellogg's
all-bran?
It's
helped
thousands
to
regain
youthful
regularity.
High
in
iron
and
protein,
it's
not
habit-forming.
Amd
the
only
type
ready-to-eat
cereal
that
sup-.
'plies
all
the
bulk
you
may
need,
i
Eat
?j
cup
every
day;
drink
plenty
'
of
liquids.
Kellojrg's
is
so
sure
you'll
;
like
all-man
that
if
you're
not
I
romplelely
taltsfiMl
after
10
clays,
I
send
empty
carton
to
Kelligc's,
)yonlon.
Ont.,
and
get
DulBLK
VOIR
MONEY
BACK!
ne
Art
Club.
a
the
pictures,
will
throughout
the
60
ONLY
IEE
SHIRTS,
regular
prices
$2.25
to
$3.00
.;
...
Now
'i
PRICE
NO
CHARGES
Q
NO
EXCHANGES
WATTS
&
NI-CKERSON-
assist
ihe
Sewin
pi
in
serv.iii!
t
a".
1
'wad
Jin
Phone
345
MEN'S
CLOTHING
532
3rd
Avenue
Wes
T-
be
a
w.nncr.
and
succeed,
"Ti-.
&
lesson
you
should
heed,
try
again.
li
you.'
undertaking
should
repel,
And
youi
courage
fecms
to
fail,
don't
complain;
ttn
il
you're
arovnt.
and
persevere,
Voi'
will
conquet,
never
fear,
try
again.
.
li
with
your
first
attempts,
get
vexed.
And
your
mind
seems
thus
perplexed,
ascertain;
A
good
Intention
will
rarely
fall,
And
if
you
would
'at
last
prevail,
try
again.
If
you
find
your
task
Is
hard,
Tim-fl
will
bring
you
due
reward;
.
Patience,
Is
a
wondrous
clue,
Only
keep
this
rule
in
view,
and
try,
again.,
RUDOLF
13RAUN.
"BraunPoinUlm"
Digby
Island,
B.C.
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Chap-fen.
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stable
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Due
to
circumstances
beyond
our
control,
we
wish
to
notify
our
customers
that
coupons
for
dishes
will
be
lcdeemab'.o
up
to
anrl
Including
the
30!h
of
Auril.
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SHOPPE
"i
rite
Peas
:l'
diced
ii.i....
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Chnm'""
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pars-Urated
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but'
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tioJe
you
love
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FOR
COLDS
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