Contributions
of
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Nfws
Tuesday,
March
25,
1152
S
g
v
,
News
Welcomed
In
order
to
assist
the
Daily
Atom
Bomb
For
Cancer
1
,
tlic
world
that
can
make
the
cobalt
bomb.
Dr.
Johns
claims,
j
Contract
Let
for
Tho
bomb
will
produce
much
radio-activity
as
all
t
the
as
radium!
f
QQrhoof
Bkck
in
the
world,
he
adds
Big
New
Achievement
"
In
Field
of
Medicine
I
.
;
I
j
Construction
of
the
unit
was
.
j
u..
,u
Cnnt.an
VANDERHOOF
C.
J.
Oliver
iirwi
111
cuinpru-
news
cover-
1
vlJt
I
7
I
I
J
I'll
age
of
city
("uanujitionx,
lt
j
"'MjjuJl
Is
n.
quested
inat
officers
in
f
wT
t'hHrge
of
publicity
of
such
;
d-.mJfJ
'KS
oruniatiims
contact
the
cui-
i
1
iihmf
torlal
Uepaitment
of
The
Daily
j
jj
ll
J7n
News.
News
of
the
activities
of
i
jtl
kl
ill,
such
oiganizatlor.s
is
always
1
jLJLxJIm
welccmed
by
The
Daily
News
'
"K"!!
'
as
Is
all
local
and
personal
I
'fen
r'mrniNA
ff
-
The
cobalt,
bomb
r..o
ci.t,,
o.D-,rh
,,oc
Ltd..
Vancouver
contractors,
w..l
is
one
of
thv?
first
major
applica-
financed
by
the
society
and
the
buJld
a
ew
PuWic
building
here
fc
lions
oi
atomic
energy
to
me
National
Cancer
Institute.
1
"-"'
".
field
of
medicine,
says
Dr.
H.
E.
Tlrore
is
at
present
one
other
tender
of
J2720-1-
which
was
the
Uohns
of
the
University
of
Sas-
cobalt
unit
in
operation
at
the
lowest-
has
been
accepted
by
de-
Jatchewan
physics
department,
university
of
Western
Ontario.
j
Partment
of
public
works.
;:-
Dr.
Johns,
who
designed
the
The
design
and
measurements
j
irst
cobalt
bomb
and
helped
in-
for
it
were
done
by
University
of
and
packed
In
a
lead
casing
Saskatchewan
graduates.
The
Hi-ton
head
Is
suspended
Stall
it
at
the
university
last
i
if
better
"
a
track
on
which
It
can
be
The
machine
Is
slightly
It
also
be
raised,
shifted.
may
in
cancer
treatment
than
a
3.000,000-volt
X-ray
machine;
lowered
and
the
activated
cobalt
cylinder
rotated
by
means
of
that
would
probably
stand
three
j
m'rs
operated
by
a
control
storeys
high
and
cost
about
$200,000
to
build.
Dr.
Johns
says.
:
panel.
Yet
the
cobalt
unit
at
the
uni-!
A
special
room
was
built
for
it
versity
is
relatively
small,
weigh-
;
the
university
hospital,
enclosing
in
concrete
walls
12
inches
would
12
tons,
and
cost
'-"yjw
...
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I
I
SKYLINE
OF
RIO
Twenty-five
years
ago
Rio
dc
Janeiro
was
a
city
with
buildings
of
only
three
or
four
stoivys.
Today
it
has
hundreds
01
tall,
white
structures,
10,
20
or
more
storeys
high.
For
the
mot
part
their
skeletons
are
of
reinforced
concrete,
Instead
of
structural
steel.
The
walls
arc
f
ilbd
in
with
light
brick
or
bl
irk
Then
the
whole
Job
Is
covered
with
a
stucco,
o.-
piaster
and,
PRESTO
you
have
a
white
"lira
stone"
'building.
Lack
of
weather
stresses
allows
about
$50,000
to
build.
"11LK-
nn
vui.on
wu.uuw
protected
by
eight
panes
oi
glass,
!
ACTIVATED
AT
each
one
inch
thick.
j
CHALK
RIVER
xhe
room
is
equipped
with
D..
Johns
says
the
cobalt
bomb
'
special
doors
that
turn
off
the1
is
not
a
new
treatment
for
can-
:
ray's
activity
when
they
are
;
cer.
It
may
present
the
possi-
:
op-ened.
The
reason
is
that
the
I
bilities
of
improved
technique
but
machine
makes
no
noise
despite
year,
detailed
its
operation
in
a
recent
lecture
here.
B.C.
HAS
IT
VICTORIA
The
cobalt
homb,
one
of
science's
latest
weapons
against
rance,
will
be
"in
operation
in
September
in
Vancouver,
the
minister
of
:.
health,
Hon.
Douglas
Turnbul.
aid
Monday
in
the
provincial
-legislature.
He
was
replying
to
1
question
from
Mrs.
T.
J.
Kol-stnn.
He.
said
the
bomb
lias
been
on
order
for
over
a
year.
It
will
be
installed
at
the
Vancouver
Cancer
Institute.
The
cobalt
bomb,
developed
'at
the
I'nivcrsily
of
Saskatchewan,
is
an
instrument
for
treating
localized
'cancers
which
lie
deep
within
the
body.
It
consists
of
a
core
of
highly
'radioactive
cobalt
which
emits
a
stream
of
penetrating
rays
which
kill
cancer
rays.
"
much
lighter
construction
than
in
Canada.
Thl
haughty
lioness
is
in
the
beautiful
Praca
1
Park)
(CP
PHOTO'
Paris.
the
principle
of
treatment
is
not
,
the
tremendous
energy
it
pro-
I
new.
!
duces
and
a
person
could
absorb
'
The
cobalt
used
in
the
unit
at!
dangerous
rays
without
realizing
the
university
was
activated
in
j
the
machine
was
operating.
t
the
Chalk
River
atomic
pile.
!
One
important
feature
of
the
This
pile
is
the
only
one
in
ex-
i
unit
Is
its
mo
v
ability.
The:
Terrace
to
Usk
Traffic
Limited
City
Fathers
Like
Editorial;
Hand
Bouquet
to
Daily
News
The
city
council
had
a
bouquet
for
the
Daily
istence.
he
says,
with
sufficient-
machine
and
a
turntable
In
the
Hi-hway
Sixteen
between
Ter-
ly
concentrated
activity
to
acti-1
floor
can
be
operated
so
that
race5antl
Usk
has
been
clos-vl
vate
cobalt
sufficiently
for
an
'rays
may
be
directed
from
sev-
during
tnc
palit
wrPic
to
heavy
efficient
cobalt
borrb.
eral
different
angles
in
succes-
traffic
while
'spring
thaw
con-
11
t
News
last
nitht.
The
city
fathers
recorded
their
jne
auuvaiea
couau
comisieu
sion.
i
rtltiftn.
eonMm.A
and
rrti,
!!.
.1
1
1.
!l
a:
.
I
Today
and
Wednesday
I'lus
CARTOON
-
NKWS
Shows
7
-9:01
of
25
discs
of
cobalt
which
were:
number
of
cobalt
unite
In
Can-
Z"t
"U
l
rviZ
mm
pZ
Oiuciai
approval
Oi
a
rectrm
t-uuuuai
in
inns
iicvns-;
'
He
forecast
that
in
the
next
left
for
a
year
in
the
atomic
pile,
ada.
Rupert
to
smithers
has,
accord-j
paper
which
suggested
that
people
who
were
prone
A
r
AMois
miu
few
years
there
would
be
a
large
They
were
put
Into
a
container
Canada
is
the
only
country
in
K
""romo1
weeks
tTa
j
to
criticize
council
and
its
actions
would
do
well
U
month,
it
is
stated
at
local
rail-,
take
a
more
active
interest
in
civic
affairs
and,
in
l
dead
of
merely
listening
to
rumors
and
second
hand)
j
-
see'h'itlq
Wallaces
NEW
Millinery
Department
way
oifices.
The
road
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace,
however,
i
still
open
to
normal
traffic.
"
,taiK.
im-1
out
at
nrsi
nann
wn;u
L0VE
:ls
going
on
and
thon
offer
their
j
constructive
sungcstlons.
!
Noting
w
ith
pleasure
soine
vlsi-l
tors
in
the
public
section
of
the
'chamber.
Aid.
H
M
Daetett
said
he
felt
the
editor
of
tliy
Daily
Working
Old
Duthie
Mine
ii
rviiiliriiirilli-iiiwiiTii'
i
SI
DiDLO.
lit
1
rJI
QUEBEC
POET
Alfi'cd
Garneau.
the
Quc'o
c
poet
who
died
in
1904,
was
for
many
years
chief
French
translator
to
the
Senate
at
Ottawa.
'
Ni'wx
.:hfiilrl
hp
rrwuirt
iihitcd
for
1
YOU'LL
LOVE
THE
WAY
YOU
LOOK
IN
OUR
lt'J
1
"
"
j
illt:
.
uilui
.111
Ullll
vtltkv
itlir
lJit-j
-I
employed
In
mining
development
mvndation
houid
be
officially
work
and
mill
construction
on
recorded
by
the
council
the
Silvan
Consolidated
Mines
Mayor
Whalrn
was
in
complete
Ltd.
"former
Duthie
1
property
on
agreement
with
the
observations
the
eastern
.slope
of
Hudson
Bay;0I
Aid.
Daggett
and
feit
that
the
Mountain,
about
fifteen'
miles
whole
council
would
be
also,
from
Smithers,
it
was
reported
by!
However
Aid
Daei-nt.
smil-
r
.
r
Ti
'
,
.1
.
Colin
Mac-Donald
M
E.,
supcrln-,
in,ly
cornnient,'d
that
he
did
r
tendent
in
charge,
who
ai
I'l'not
acree
with
evervthiri
In
the
TOT!
K.
1
Ifr
a
Jt
't
a
r
vm
tl
o
1SL9.
Today
and
Wednesday
Show
starts
7
p.m.
Last
complete
show
8:20
p.m.
o
3
the
city
over
the
week-end
at-
Daily
New
a
r'.vvois
mia
0
3
?
i
..
be
present
personally,
leturncd
I'honc
Red
110
Today
for
reservations
on
furuu
'he
plvas.nl
little
150-ton
mill
which
is
being
e--
Je
concluded.
.
tabli-shed
on
the
property
and
,'"tcl'g
which
Mr.
MacDonald
expects
.should
be
in
operation
In
about
AI
I
At
a
year
producing
roncentrntct
lUiflf
VlrilPi'
li
""I
llll
lOHUHt.l
UIU
.til
V
l-
!'
ine-goki
property.
UiKlergrouiHl
in
the
old
Duthia
workings
drifting
on
two
promU-iii"
ore
faces
Ls
tirricppdina
Rights
Back
I
REFRIGERATE
SPECIALS
STEAMkR
When
the
mill
gets
into
oper-'
Campalun
for
return
to
the
at.on,
the
concentrates
will
be
clty
of
a"
walPr
rie1s
in
Sha-hauled
out
by
truck
to
Smithers
watlans
and
Wood
orth
Lake
for
.smelter
shipment.
'
wltn
complete
control
thereof
1
Mr.
Ma-Donald
is
a
brother
of
was
resumed
in
city
council
last
Dr.
J.
A.
MacDonald
of
this
city
night.
Aid.
Casey,
who
introduced
Prince
Rupert
7
Ik'Y
I
Well
so
Prettily
,
y
lop
)
utr
A(
'iv.
Spring
lliir-l)o
the
subject,
held
that
these
water
rights
should
be
the
sole
property
of
the
city
with
complete
control
and
priority
of
use
of
water
over
any
requirements
for
nnwpr
pcnrmllnn
hp
it
hv
Courtesy
Films
For
CM
Workers
9
i
cu.
ft.
Deluxe
Rcfrigcroror
$399.00
8z
cu.
ft.
Refrigerator,
with
frozen
food
comportment
$411.50
Z'l
cu.
ft.
Rcfrigcrofor
$38200
SAILS
FOB
Vancouver
urn
I
Intermediate
Tori
Each
Thursday
it
ll:1."
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
est
:
Three
motion
pictures
dealing
Northern
D.
C.
Power
Co.,
B.
C.
j
with
importance
of
a
cheerful
Power
commission
or
any
one
;
and
courteous
approach
to
the
rlsc.
Tnere
snould
bc
no
situa-
public,
both
in
personal
contact
j
tlon
wncre
generation
of
power
-And
for
your
happy
new-season
selection
we've
a
beautifully
complete
array
of
crisp
new
straws
and
felts
dressed
up
in
the
flowers
and
gay
finery
of
Springtime.
Come
see!
Northern
B.C.
Power
(o.l
uim
uvur
uie
ceiepnone.
win
oe
could
be
pr,niitted
from
the
I
shown
w
aimuian
nauonui
:.;ltr
whllp
tlif
rltv.wns
run-
wi
HM'Siny,
midmoui
'
Comfort
and
Service
.
Fur
Reservation
llrsnrr
Work
I'll"'"'
3I"
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N
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n
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11
n
H
M
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n
N
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9
M
I
M
H
PI
SI'1
Prince
RiiihtI.
MO.
ning
short
of
water
such
as
had
occurred
in
the
oast.
Aid.
DaKRrtt
was
in
sympathy
with
Aid.
Casey's
views
although
he
pointed
out
thnt
nothing
could
bc
done
on
the
matter
Railways
employees
here
tomorrow,
lt
Is
announced
by
C.
A.
Berner,
superintendent.
,
The
films
will
.be
shown
by
Harold
D.
Park
of
Edmonton,
training
supervisor
for
CN.
Telegraphs,
who
Is
due
to
arrive
to
Wrile
or
Cull
ITV
OK
IIEPOT
OHICK
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
nc.
is
,-.
'vi
t
isc
of
morrow
on
the
Prince
Rupert
!V,drMr
"J"
P"cnt
franrhls
U,c
Northern
D.
C.
I".wer
c
from
Vancouver.
He
has
prcvl-
FLY...
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Water
rlu'hts
at
ishawatlans
unci
Wooclworth
will
bc
among
matters
to
be
discussed
with
the
provincial
povernnicnt
by
a
delegation
which
ls
about
to
leave
for
Victoria
to
take
up
this
and
other
matters.
.
-
-
-
-
H
ou.sly
shown
the
films
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
The
motion
pictures
include
one
showing
how
a
man
saved
his
business
by
Improving
his
telephone
manners
and
those
of
his
staff.
Another
tells
the
story
of
n
man
who
has
had
a
miserable
BIO
EXPANSION
There
were
not
more
than
7,-
1
-t
-j.".'
.v'.V-V
INCREA5,
day
but
is
given
the
chance
to
EASTER
SEALS
live
it
over
acain
nnd
loams
thnt.
000.000
persons
In
the
BriLioh
0IILY
HELP
courtesy
really
pays
off.
I
Lslc-'"
ln
tnc
aBe
of
Shakespeare
The
third
picture
introduces
J.
(
antl
Raleigh.
H.
White,
general
manager
of
j
ALL
THESE
SERVICES...
;
ERVi
CN
communications
department,
to
the
stuff.
Mr.
Park
will
leave
here
tomorrow
niRht
for
Prince
.Oeorge
fur
a
showing
there.
I
I
I
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I
ivi;
ft
IJt
II
211
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THURSD5
MONDAYS
and
The
Children's
Hojpifa
The
Queen
Almandra
Solarium
Easier
Seals
Travelling
Clinic
The
Vancouver
Frtvenlorium
Cerebral
Palsy
Association
of
B.
C.
SI.
Christophers
School
Society
of
B.
C.
,,,,vel,in,-..
Un,..
rt
0
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ml
fr
ALICE
ARM"
VAN(
oijvrit
mill
VICTORIA
"Bill"
Bailey
Passes
Away
A
79-year-old
former
waterfront
worker
and
early
Prince
Rupert
pioneer
died,
early
Mou-;
clay
at
the
Pioneers'
Home.
He
!
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march
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hse
six
vitally
needed
children-i
og.nci.J.
The
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is
oigent
"ri'S
f'
sttHZiifyt&ttii
jfl'
"PP
children
are
so
helpless.
Please
mail
your
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'ITT,
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f?'
promptly
...
and
generously!
If
you
hove
not
received
a
moiling
fASl
tf&rt&'6"S
,rom
,h
Cr'PPled
Children's
Fund
Headquarters,
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to
:!5sr;5?','
them
at
407
West
Hattinot
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lAoiu
Anr
Ciilar
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it.
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March
7
and
21
'midnight)
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
"
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
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KITIMAT
KILDALA
KEMANO
Queen
Charlotte
a
sheet
.
.
.
but
donations
of
any
amount
are
gratefully
accepted.
(Please
make
cheques
poyable
to
lion's
Crippled
Children's
Fund
.
was
William
Bailey,
who
came,
j
here
in
1907.
He
was
a
bachelor.
)
Born
ln
Entiland,
he
saw
12
I
years
oi
service
with
the
British
j
Imperial
Army
as
a
member
of
i
the
King's
Royal
Rifles.
Ho
par-!
ticipated
In
quelling
rebellious
;
tribes
at
Khybjr
Pas
and
Tirah,
;
In
the
north
of
India,
and
was
!
a
Boer
War
veteran,
j
Surviving
are
a
sister
Lillian,
i
and
a
brother,
Oeorge,
both
ln
'
England.
Funeral
arrangements,
!
In
charge
of
B.C.
Undertakers,
j
will
be
announced
later.
A
or
d.
t.i
LION'S
CRIPPLED
CHILDREN'S
FUND
OF
B.C.
407
WEST
HASTINGS
STREET
PRINCE
n"
VANCOUVER
P.O.
Box
2K0
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