Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
April
17,
1952
"if!
FINEST
Fl
RST
GRADE
BUB
Should
Plan
City
Buildings
Jaycees
Recommend
"Long
Range"
View
High
School
Speakers
"No
particular
planning
of
any
kind"
seemed
to
have"
been
involved
in
city
council's
decision
to
purchase
the
former
liquor
Span
Narrows
At
Halifax
By
IRVING
C.
WHYNOT
Canadian
Press
Stuff
Writer
HALIFAX
CP
Work
has
start
'
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EXTRA
FANCY
OOp
TOMATOES,
Tube
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Just
Completer
(
Mi
I
ed
on
the
long-planned
Halifax-Dartmouth
bridge
regardless
ol
tlu
19th
century
curse
of
death
imposed
by
a
Micmac
I
ldiar.
who
hasn't
been
wrong
yet.
The
SS.OOC.000
bridge
project
tinanced
jointly
by
the
federal.
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the
largest
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FANCY
BROCCOLI,
Large
Green
Bunches
Eoch
39c
BUNCH
CARROTS
Large
original
bunches
Qc
only
forwhotyoUCQ(;
,
store
as
a
telephone
exchange
site,
a
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
committee
chairman
reported
last
night.
But
no
recommendations
in
connection
with
the
proposed
purchase
wih
be
made
by
Jaycees.
j
aeauing
an
investigating
com-'
mittee,
Bert
Jef
feries
said
he
I
found
that
those
opposing
the
purchase
had
"no
concrete
plans,
nothing
outstanding"
against
the
!
purchase,
while
aldermen
favoring
the
purchase
had
told
him
it
was
a
means
of
getting
action,
j-
A
letter
will
be
forwarded
to
council
recommending
future
decisions
of
such
a
nature
receive
more
consideration
by
the
i
city
fathers.
'
We
believe
such
major
purchases
as
civic
buildings
should
j
be
more
fully
investigated
with
j
long
range
planning
In
mind,"
said
Mr.
Jef
feries.
I
Jaycees
adopted
a
plan
set
out
;
by
Gerry
Pettenuzzo
to
provide
next
year's
Booth
Memorial
Higa
'
School
vocational
training
classes
with
guest
speakers.
Junior
Chamber
members
will
provincial
and
municipal
governments,
will
span
the
famed
i.
arrows
of
Halifax
harbor
and
provide
a
litik
with
the
neigh-M-.ing
town
of
Dartmouth.
At
present
the
trip
is
made
by
a
10-minute
ferry
crossing
or
i.
20-miie
drive
around
Bedforc
Basin,
assembly
point
for
Atlantic
convoys
during
two
work
wars.
The
biidge.
expected
to
b
eady
for
traffic
by
1954,
will
bt
die
third
to
span
Halifax
harbor
The
Micmac,
who
apparently
had
a
habit
of
foretelling
tht
lUture,
foresaw
all
three,
anc.
predicted
their
end.
He
did
it
in
rhyme:
'Three
times
thai!
fall
"Like
a
dying
breath;
"In
a
storm
silence
and
"Last
in
death."
iYOP
OF
JERUSALEM
Mayor
Shlorn
j
Z.
Shragai
of
Jerusalem
visiting
Montreal
said
in
an
interview
Jerusalem
now
is
preparing
tJo
mark
the
3,000
anniversary
of
its
establishment
by
King
David
as
the
capi
a!
city
of
the
Jewish
state
of
that
day.
The
fiFst
elected
'
mavor
of
Jerusalem,
he
visited
Montreal
in
connection
with
celebrations
of
the
golden
jubilee
of
the
Mizrachi
World
Organization.
(CP
PHOTOi
British
Emigrees
ar
ouper-Yalu.
MURDERER
SUES
PUBLISHER
Elms
Mi
-k,
21-year-ukt
Cornwall.
Out.,
murderer
sen-renced
to
be
hanged
June
10
for
the
knife-slaying
of
his
ern-plovp'
wife,
has
brought
suit
again1:"
a
United
Staes
publishing
'company
and
its
Canadian
distributor
for
$100,000.
The
suit
charges
injury
to
Meek's
.character
and
to
his
trial
by
reason
of
an
article
in
the
magazine,
Inside
Detective,
published
previous
to
his
trial.
M
e!
hri-,
btv-n
granted
a
stay
of
execution
pending
appeal
of
his
conviction.
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Giant
Sire
LUX
SOAP
4
b"
25c
King
Oscar
Sardines
Tin
25C
pickled
mm
l
Of
Plain
Foods
of
Six
Million
16-oz.
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OTTAWA
(CP)
Canadian
food
"I
turned
VICTORIA
(CP)-The
estate
of
processors
their
produc-
tion
from
faney
to
plain
foods
a
millionaire
from
Michigan
in
1951
worth
$5,799,425
was
probated
,,
,
.
,
,
.
here
Wednesday.
The
fortune
,
They
produced
less
chewing
-
was
i
sum,
clucclates,
candy,
sugar
,
.
,
.
.
,
..
j
m,f,ir,,
m,u'
n,i
of
Grand
Rapids
who
died
here
visit
the
class
periods
giving
an
account
of
their
own
business
o.
profession,
cost
cf
training
or
entering
business
and
type
of
remuneration
derived.
1
While
the
public
speaking
committee
will
organize
this
project
in
conjunction
with
A.
M.
Hurst,
high
school
principal,
most
speakers
will
be
drawn
from
the
general
membership.
"Mr,
Hurst
is
very
much
In
favor
of
such
a
project
he
also
believes
it
will
help
high
school
students
to
seek
out
their
future
career,"
said
Mr.
JEWEL
?5c
TOMATO
JUICE
mX
Swifl's
Shortening
AmoJK.
I
Heinz,
20-or.
XiU,liJJ
Favor
States
ICNDON
Figures
for
U.K.Canadian
migration
in
1951
have
now
been
published
by
the
U.K.
Board
of
Trade.
They
show
that
33.924
men
and
women
(of
whom
2V.544
were
Commonwealth
citi-i,?nr
and
6
380
were
aliens)
went
from
Britain
to
Canada
.
and
5.055
1
5.024
Commonwealth
and
31
aliens)
went
from
Canada
to
Britain
during
the
year.
.
Canada's
net
gain
from
the
U.K.
for
the
year
was
therefore
78.869
people.
This
compares
wi
h
a
net
gain
in
1950
of
8.002
and
a
net
loss
in
1938
of
3.960.
The
U.S.A.
continues
to
be
the
mcst
popular
foreign
choice
for
U.K.
emigra
Us,
23.231
went
there
in
1951
compared
with
11
243
in
1950.
Net
gain
to
the
USA.
from
the
UK.
was
13
609
peoplt.
(19507.919,
1938
minus
1.6G3.)
:
Australia's
net
gain
in
1951
was
47.230
people.
last
November
at
the
age
of
91.
jams,
jeliies,
marmalades
and
other
sweet-tooth
foods
than
in
V.rr7-
.
-
,
niT
in
the
Mulahar
ritsr.rit.t
r,f
M'2'l
'
,
Vancouver
Island
and
several
"''
Instead,
they
boosted
their
tlmes
visited
victoria
on
inspec-
k7,t
t!:
such
things
as
tion
trips.
.
.
i
JIliilllL
iOOLi.S.
AUUa
ULSCUiLS
uiain
Most
of
the
fortune
will
go
to
and
fancv
biscuits,
CanntU
lO-
v,jc
philrtrpn
(tnH
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.,
"lue
niiu
ni-cauie
suup.s.
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He
was
a
wicower
Bj.j.
i
n,at0
catsup,
cereals,
proce.
'
,
'p.V
cheese,
pudcliiig
powders
and
-
.
canned
meats.
w
n.,u
aiart
"Old
at
40,50,60?"
Man,
You're
Crazy
Trnrgn
your
url
TtfHind
'
ire
ptpv
TO
'1
ry
Wi'l'iiid
up
with
ottrci.
(
omaiiH
i,,ri
p
fi
wr-nti
rmtdowit
tWWng
rlu
wlely
to
boclv'g
Uct
of
Ir-a
wr-ti
many
rtin
inrj
wouttn
call
"i.M
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Try
irex
'looif
Tablet
fur
pp.
voting?
feelm
tti
t
flf.
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Bfnunifltril"
mi
rVeo
iot
at
alt
drug
aiurea
ever)
woar.
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lne
Bureau
ot
Statistics,
re-
in
and
.sandwich
.spreads.
'i
porting
tne
industry's
oroduc-
It
was
no
in
rosteri
rnffo,.
tion
totals
for
1951,
said
the
tjut-
food
drinks,
dvy
end
canned
il
..
put
aiso
was
clown
in
baked
macaroni,
mincemeat,
salted
and
i.
beans,
maraschino
cherries,
fruit
roasted
peanuts,
peanut
buttei,
'
and
iivsh
i
'
'
peel,
quicK-iroi.en
truits
ana
pie
lining
pjwders
egetaolc-:.
relishes,
baking
pow-
and
dried
peas.
FROZEN
FOODS
JREEN
BEANS
Aylmcr
Blue
Lake
pkt.
2k
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PEAS
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pkt.
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WE
WANT
TO
LIVE!
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kilten
trio
was
taken
t
a
veterinarian
!!'
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On'...
to
be
.destroyed.
The
veteii
larian
couldn't
brink
h'm.-cif
to
d
!
lie
job.
Instead
this
picture
of
them
appear-eii
in
the
Erantf.nd
Expositor
and
the
three
kittens,
naturally,
got
homes
in
no
time
at
all.
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published
or
displayed
by
liauor
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Beard
or
bv
th
Government
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