Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday.
ADril
17,
1952
pared
with
eight
cents
in
the
and
others
on
short
time.
United
States.
The
high
tax
was
Aid.
J.
W.
Prusky
was
a
visitor;
rv
0
Rental
Scheme
Disappointing
OUNCIL
considered
to
have
been
the
at
th
meeting
and
spoke
on
main
cause
for
some
800
tobacco
such
city
matters
as
buildings,
.
MANY
LABELS
ANCIENT
ADORNMENT
workers
in
Canada
having
been
power,
etc.
J
The
al'igator
pear
is
only
one
Ear-rings
were
worn
by
both
laid
off
since
last
November
President
W.
h:
Brett
was
in
of
several
names
for
the
avocado,
men
and
women
as
personal
essive
Defence
ling
Objective
ihiang's
Army
Civic
utilities
committee.
decorations
from
ancient
times.
with
threats
of
further
lay-offs
the
chair.
a
West
Indian
fruit.
through
the
city
clerk,
is
call-
Regret
was
heard
expressed
at
ing
for
tenders
for
new
uni-!the
monthly
meeting
of
Prince
forms
for
the
members
of
the'
Coun-
Tradeg
and
Tit
a
nfihort
rr
o
n
t
i
HOLIDAY
It
THE
ROCKIES
....
7
Z?M0OZ
v.t.u.
..........
,
...
Vinus-
i
Cll
inai
iiic
iuw
ju.i.
Note
What
kind
of
army
are
the
Chinese
Na-'iwiinL'
in
Formosa,
hoping
some
day
to.
win
the
lu"
h.
r.
nKlil
Rill
Rmti
f'linnriiun
Prp
0111
tne
tuiniiiuiii-iuuj
-
'
fanadian
forces
in
Korea,
recently
visited
.
the
7
k
f
J
sink's
island
Siroilguuiu.
m
tuu
omij,
ic
aujucu
On
instructions
of
the
elec-!
Ing
scheme
had
turned
out,
in-trical
inspector,
Prussian
hooka1
stead,
to
be
"high
rental."
It
on
the
telephone
pole
line
from
:
was
felt
that
the
scheme
had
the
chlorinator
to
the
booster
failed
to
provide
desired
help
pump
near
the
city
limits
will
for
the
low
Income
group,
be
replaced
with
crossarms
at
a
letter
from'
the
Needle
an
approximate
cost
of
$400.
the
Tmrtp
Union
committee
in-
jfestiuri
1
By
BILL
BOSS
Cimnditin
PrrfiB
8U1II
Writer
Formosa
(CP)-
""'
.
,
u
Tf
L"v...
Imcndatlon
was
made
by
the
had
been
removed
from
the
pur-
v-i
ltlir
a
ffuuu
aimy
iieie.
ii
i
ui
niu
;
utilities
committee.
..has
nf
ladipn'
earments.
hand
"
-
-
.
U..
4-U
TnAc
if
1.1
.v!.,..!
bags
and
other
goods
from
tne
Pole
united
States,
some
firms
had
A
telephone
and
power
tomorrow
uy
me
ivcuo,
ii,
nuum
Sunt
of
itself.
!
,
line
is
to
be
installed
down
the
been
lavlne
dff
employees,
re-
lane
which
separates
the
City
5Ulting
in
their
living
standards
A-bombs
to
tisiunuls,
so
we
re
l6r
says
Lt.-Gen.
.
iUn
nnrmll
jjfrO
01
"it
second
World
Vl
tii(.
V
commands
the
.'cround
forces,
rm't
yet
equal
ta
.
within
six
Test
Defence
Simulated
'I
error
Weapons
Maa
irom
Wallace
s
Department
and
purchasing
power
goin;j
Store
on
joint
agreement
be-
clown.
The
council
endorsed
a
tween
the
city
and
Northern
suggestion
that
Canadian
goods
B.C.
Power
Co.
Recommendation
t,e
purchased
Instead
of
Ameri-to
this
effect
from
the
utilities
can
and
that
the
co-operation
committee
was
accepted.
TIw
0f
local
storekeepers
be
sought,
cost
will
be
approximately
$750.
M
thp
Bnp?PRtion
of
the
To-
'
,
,
T
bacco
Workers'
Union,
the
coun-
Vinland
Lodge,
Sons
of
Nor-
cll
decldect
to
communicate
with
way,
has
asked
the
city
to
in-
wir,,otr
nf
Financ
nnnPias
Ab-
5
"
To
Be
Used
In
Britain
will
be.
Within
a;
x
in
perfect
form."
By
EDWiN
s.
JOHNSON
Plan
your
Banff,
Lake
Louise
or
mountain
lodgevacation
now.
..
Canadian
Pacificstyle!
Lnjoy
your
Canadian
Rockies
holiday
with
superb
meals
and
service
"the
diesel
way."
information
and
ntfvaHont
from
any
Canadian
Pacific
ofticm
or
your
own
ogmf.
-
Train
travel
through
the
majestic
Rockies
Canadian
Pacific
tyle
has
always
been
a
scenic
treat.
Now
it's
more
enjoyable
th'anever
aboard
thesmooth
newCanadian
Pacific
Diesel
trains.
On
business
or
family
holiday,
enjoy
a
new
high
in
comfort,
air-conditioned
coachcs.club
cars,
and
accommodation
including
sections,
roomettes,
compartment
and
drawing
rooms.
a
graduate
of
furoue
cumdiun
rrcs
fcian
wriier
sU1
a
no
parklng
sign
ln
from
"7""d"
t
ADDlewhaite
MP
.-"Lafayette,
Indiana.;
LONDON
(CP)-To
test
result,
the
Sons
of
Norway
Hall
on
"j
?ne
thli
the
tax
on
c'igaf-W
wrfect
English.
He
ot
months
of
study
and
train-1
Fifth
Avenue
where
congestion
Ffft.
Vu'
.....I
if
L
.,monr
nus
aamir-
intr
Rrttnin
r
nlvil
ripfpnrp
Torres
nffan
a
i
D
-vu-"
-
"
.
..
'
..
uaiiiiuwiij
krlnn
K.
nanoHan
nrir-P
down
.
.i..
fnnndian
army
nhnnt
?nn
nnn
strons
win
urh
nniorfoinf.
i,i
-
Vm
Europe
in
1945.
'launch
a
series
of
large-scale
-lu-ld.
The
matter
was
referred
"V,
"Sf
q
U
"Z
tav
rtt
lhc
conuneni
exercises
this
spring
under
con-.
by
council
to
1U
traffic
com-
ofVlV
the
tne
three-rent
tnree-cent
cut
cut
is
IS
still
f
r.,.npra
Elsen-
rf,nn
.(miiintinv
an
nptiini
.i.to
Chinese'
'
1
22
cents
per
package
or
to
com-
his
24th
atomlc.bomo
attack.
j
fousfct
through
10-to-l!
Although
the
government
has
Licensing
committee
reported
"fe
-
aii
w
ieauuc
..
not
aoanaonea
nope
inai
aa
tne
granting
of
trades
licences
sin-led
1st
British
international
agreement
may
as
following:
John
T.
Knowles,
1
tswn
yet
be
reached
to
outlaw
atomic
Clifford
Mahone,
James
Moran
St
decorations
he
force
as
a
weapon
of
destruc-
and
William
Shrubsall,
taxi
j
.
ijbon
of
a
Comman-
tion.
It
is
taking
no
chances.
!
operators;
C.
Saucr,
shoe
re-!
'order
of
the
British
civil
defence
units
have
been
palrer;
Northern
Properties!
Bit
he
hasn't
yet
put
operating
for
some
time
in
every
Ltd.,
apartment
block,
and
R.
;
hiiJ
star
of
a
National-
strategic
centre
throughout
the
u.
Ingram,
fuel
dealer.
!
-n.'irt-Rcnrral,
a
rank
country.
Hundreds
of
officers
.
;
j
i
hi
as
promoted
here,
and
students
already
have
taken
No
parking
signs
will
bi;
erect-
i
r:-it
after
we
arc
bock
suecial
courses
at
the
Home
Of-
ed
at
the
Pairvlew
Road
bus!
ntand."
he
says.
fice
Civil
Defence
College
at
turntable,
council
decided
at
!
!-.
neither
Sun
nor
any
sunningdale
Park
and
at
three
recommendation
of
the
board
of!
i
of
the
Nationalist
other
schools
in
Gloucestershire,
works.
I
an
invasion
is
lm-
Yorkshire
and
Perthshire.
ft.
7
,
...
.!:&
Win
-rj&s,
ty
Know
wnat
k
Graduates
oi
tnese
scnoois
Auinorizea
board
of
works
to
;
n
the
way
of
equip-
wm
instruct
local
volunteers
ln
purchase
stores
materials
in-
hat
they
have,
measures
to
neutralize
some
of
eluding
800
feet
of
concrete
cul-
i
'iiripal
adviser
is
the
effects
of
scientific
warfare
vert
pipe,
12
sets
of
grader
William
C.
Chase,
should
the
country
become
in-
blades
and
350
drill
bits
at
cost
-
-
d
states
military
Volvcd
ln
a
third
world
war,
j
of
$3100,
'
iup
in
Formosa.
The
British
mission
that
visit-!
I
flatly:
:
cd
Japan
after
the
atom
bomb:
KILLED
FOR
IVORY
t
to
prevent
the
Reds
attack
on'
Hiroshima
and
Naga-
Up
to
the
late
lflth
century,
i
and
the
National-
sakt
estimated
that
50.000
per-
more
than
50.000
African
clo-4m;
'.here.
suns
might
lose
their
lives
in
a
phants
were
annually
slaughter-
Yes,
it's
a
fact!
Tliat
sliccr
filmy'
creation
In
your
uunlroltc
may
veil
have
1cj:uii
life
some
lark
iuiet
lrili-li
Columltia
forest.
typical
British
city
with
a
popu-
ed
for
their
ivory.
!
lation
density
of
45
persons
to,
an
acre
if
caught
without
warning
by
a
high
air
burst
atomic
bomb.
REALISTIC
TOl'CH
Si
1
II'
Is
to
train
these
w
rcsslvc
defence,
yir.i"
them
with
the
j
ui,h
to
do
the
job
i
anv
fancy
set-up,
ar
building
essential
The
public,
however,
has
been
assured
that
civil
defence
is
far
tl
fulds.
and
that
casualties
can
T
.
.
Z..
L
attack
FOR
COOKlUGr
i
be
greatly
reduced
by
adequate
cll,
-they
haven't
got
,
advance
preparations,
suitable
fsifllities
are
lull
one
of
the
many
items
of
,
Mearin,aiareJLiiov
proilueeil
from
hik
iiualjly
aeetate
jams.
Today,
jou'll
(inl
thesr
bonder
yarns
turning
into
fine
drapes,
hangings,
slip
eners,
rus,
and
seores
of
oilier
eoloiTiil
faluii
s
for
modern
.
lit
in;:.
I'1
"I'll
anoth-r
form
tln-y
h-eome
that
most
cr&alile
of
all
materials
.
.
.
aeetate
plaslie.
t
t
ike
them
there.
!
j
shelters
and
an
efficient
defence
organization.
t
The
first
practical
exercises
;
will
be
devoted
to
tests
of
com-
erc
to
do
that
It
a
a
third
world
war."
e
i
generals
say
It
I
year
before
their
couia
nandie
ai
.
municatlons
at
various
control
;
levels.
The
operations
will
then
;llV.T;intl
At
nrotfint
'
'4
i
f
v.
.
..
-
Lr
;
1
be
gradually
extended
to
bring
mentiating
on
troop
,
the
military,
police,
fire
and
hos-
Pacific
&
j
C
'7
"''''';'.
1-,
j
vacuum
packh
j
.
nital
services
nto
action
to
cooe
Aeetate
yams
and
plasties
are
derived
from
purified
'
with
an
imaginary
atomic
at-
I
f
52
Chinese
arms'
to
Formosa
from
'
j
tack
ln
a
selected
area.
eellulose
...
a
snow
vohile
wood.
pulp
refilled
I
To
forestall
any
possibility
of
3d
k
been
reorganized
public
misunderstanding,
air-
from
snruee
and
ln-mloek
trees.
Through
s
of
three
divisions
,
raid
slrcns
and
fire
alarms
will
the
Cclluloup
wi.
na.s
iu.uuu
men.
:
nnt
h
nllnHf.d
during
the
ex
havi
United
States
105-
ercises.
ip
Artillery
and
medium
j
miracle
of
chemistry,
the
big
Columbia
plant
at
Prince
Itupert
is
now
converting
In
some
centres
defence
units
tanks.
They
are
stand-
lo"s
'
Jon
the
American
.300-
rf
,h
onn
into
the
basic
ingredient
for
materials
uhich
Mill
inTrZ
are
Producing
;bomb
incidf,nls
can
be
stagcd
'"
h
Ig
n,la,"Ua1'
l.ak":and
life-saving
methods
prac
eventually
reach
vour
Ihing
room
or
clothes
closet.
n-
S.iush,
i
f'"';tlced.
Japanese.
utr"
;
Officials
In
charge
of
regional
Pacific
Milk
ddl
extra
flavor
and
nourithmeni
io
recipe.
BUY
B.C.
PRODUCTS
i
PTtnch
texts.
i
groups
will
distribute
memo
"my
being
produced
Is
a
tilh
excellent
dlscl-
There's
nothing
remote
or
mysterious
about
randa
listing
Imaginary
dents
'
relating
to
atomic
heat
i
our
work
up
In
fuung
is
meticulous.'
;rt
is
always
good,
even
on
'""I
tmirses
and
on
the'
flash,
radioactivity
and
blast
damage.
re
at
Columbia
Cellulose,
II
It
is
is
Ultimately
inliiiialelv
assM-ialel
associated
with
with
manv
many
ph
iniases
ses
oi
of
v
?
1
llso
makes
a
great
and
growing
everyday
lining
TODAY'S
contribution
to
I
lie
economic
wcallh
of
our
l'royiucc.
Ami
that's
important
lo
all
of
us!
eo
Codecs
'jrkl
labor
that
every
.
f
Ust
do.
The
jeep
ln
'
i
traVl'Hed
was
as
sound
;
miles
as
the
day
it
iivcred
pior
problems
are
ln
Morale
will
be
a
prob-the
next
year,
when
'
completed.
Troop
?
Kay
be
a
problem
ln
I
JiX
fears.
j
J'my
age
Is
between
!
r:
Midler's
best
years
1
,
"
and
35-which
1
;;
JaUonaiisu
at
least
j
,"s
ffore
1
they
have
a
ARE
TOMORROW'S
IS
"
(
iihunhiii
Olliiloxe
Company
in
the
first
unit
nf
u
rniully
ci-;iri(ii,S
(.'riifin
industrial
orftitnisalion.
II
illiin
ti
Jru;
months,
litis
orptiniziilion
uill
In'
eomliining
timber
from
llrilish
Columbia
uilb
nnliirul
pus
drrivutivi:
from
tlbrrta
lo
nrolurr
a
uidv
rtmpe
of
fibres
mid
ntlivr
avrtale
froluvts
for
Cjinadians
from
-isf
to
roust,
(hir
Help
your
local
Sea
Cadet
Corps
by
your
contribution
on
Saturday,
April
19
,1
e,re.
,
;
?r&lW'
-.V?,
;
'"mtient
problem.
j
Qoubtfui
whether
volun-j,;
would
Induce
;
"minsans
to
man
such
7land's
P0P"latlon
i
f
000.
And,
besides
"n
the
Nationalist
has
on
Its
hands
fw.
40,000
sailors
I
airmen
some
of
.'training
on
Cana-"squito
aircraft
....
i
i
i
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attractive
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illnttrnteA
banklrt
"Thm
Story
of
Tre
farming."
t
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Aids
Rhcumotism,
LumDoqo,
Sore
Muscles,
Stiff
Joints
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othct
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