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Rupert
Daily
News
Tu.-Mlay.
June
10,
1952
Today's
Stocks
(
'uurltwy
S-
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luluiston
Co.
Ltd.)
Church'
UeCU"HlC
He
died
in
v,i.
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SCREEN
FLASHES
Stewart
Notes
James
McKenna
of
Burns
Lake
is
here
with
his
family
on
a
visit
to
this
brother
Johnny
McKenna.
City
Resident
May
Be
Appointed
As
CNR
Director
His
wilft.
five
Fasting
Ozark
Preacher
Dies
CHERRYVIILE,
Mo.
(p
The
fasting
preacher
of
the
Ozarks
died
today
the
51st
day
since
he
vowed
he
'
would
eat
nothing
until
his
prayers
were
answered
8o"s
an
4
daughto
Twelve
a-.
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VANCOUVER
American
Standard
19
Bralorne
6.00
BR
X
03
(-i
Cariboo
Quartz
1
55
Cronin
Babine
40
ja
UVl
til
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3
pound,
and;;;
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The
weather
here
continues
cold
with
blustery
southwest
winds
and
heavy
rain.
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w
Pounds.
Mr.
ook
nothing
excer
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IT'S
A
NATURAL!
Wallace's
BABY
WEEK
VALUES.
SALE
NOW
ON!
Tom
Wallace,
manager
for
the
Western
Wood
Products
returned
by
plane
from
a
visit
in
the
.south.
Appointment
of
a
director
resident
in
either
British
Columbia
or
Alberta
to
the
board
of
Canadian
National
Railways
was
urged
in
the
House
by
George
M.
Murray,
L.,
Cariboo,
when
the
bill
changing
the
financial
set-up
of
the
Canadian
National
was
introduced.
Mr.
Murray
drew
attention
to
the
widespread
industrial
activ
Giant
Mascot
92
Indian
Mines
15
'i
Pioneer
2.05
Premier
Border
21
Privateer
07
'2
Reeves
MacDonald
3.50
Reno
03
'i
Sheep
Creek
1
38
Silbak
Premier
50
4
uCinn-
T.iV5J
fUNKIEimr
A
A
highly
entertaining,
all-in-color
musical,
"Sunny
Side
of
the
Street,"
opened
yesterday
at
the
Totem
Theatre
for
a
three-night
stand.
Shot
in
new
Supercinecolor,
"Sunny
Side"
is
a
tune-filled
treat
which
will
have
most
of
its
appeal
among
the
younger
set,
so-called
bobby-soxers.
For
it
features
Frankie
Lane,
or
'Mr.
Rhythm',
and
three
other
popular
singers:
Billy
Daniels,
Jerome
Courtland
and
Toni
Arden.
Frankie
Lane
is
cast
as
a
prominent
television
star
who
helps
a
would-be
singer
get
a
break
on
the
air.
Lee
.
Leob
wrote
the
screenplay
and
Richard
Quine
directed
for
producer
Jonie
Taps.
V
MOM
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"
M.
M
.,
Buromns
When
You
Look
for
Value
Look
for
Wallace's
57
mruooK
':
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
:
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It
is
reported
that
all
the
bal-'
iot
boxes
for
the
outlying
poll-1
ing
divisions,
particularly
in
the
'
northern
portion
of
the
Atlin
riding
have
reached
their
des-j
tinations.
Meantime
the
candi-
dates
are
busy
campaigning.
j
Women
s
'
Auxj'u-y
of
S:..l
Mark's
Anglicai.
Church
held
a
successful
sale
of
homecooking
1
Friday
in
the
premises
of
the
j'
Premier
Stage
Line
on
Fifth!
Street.
Mrs.
G.
Kustas,
president
j
of
the
W.A.,
was
in
charge.
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TOHIMDEH
tat
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I'fr'i-'iVi
,
Mil.
t
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n
,jj
mmumm
ity
west
and
north.
It
was
amazing,
he
said,
that
a
director
could
not
be
found
to
represent
on
the
board
the
interests
of
the
northwest.
There
is
at
present
a
director
from
Winnipeg.
Should
the
suggestion
be
followed,
the
new
CNR
director
.might
come
fiom
Prince
Rupert,
Mr.
Murray
said.
He
named
half
a
dozen
centres
which
poured
tonnage
into
Canadian
National
lines,
among
them
Prince
Rupert.
To
make
possible
the
appointment
of
the
proposed
additional
director,
a
change
will
be
required
in
the
act
which
sets
up
the
Canadian
National
as
a
crown
corporation.
Gifts
TT.
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At
the
Capitol,
ending
tonight,
William
Powell
returns
to
the
screen,
this
time
In
a
leading
tole
retelling
a
story
based
on
a
novel
of
adventure
by
Rouett
Louis
Stevenson.
Name
of
picture
is
"The
Treasure
of
Lost
Canyon."
Young
Tommy
Ivo
as
the
"button"
often
steals
the
big
scenes.
for
DAD
WALLETS
SHAVING
SKTS
Vananria
06
Silver
Standard
2.05
Western
Uranium
4.00
Oils
AurIo
Canadian
8.00
A
P
Con
55
('almoin
1.70
Co
Ural
Lerluc
4.00
Home
Oil
14.25
TORONTO
Athona
10
Bcvcourt
1.17
Consol.
Smelters
,.
35.00
Conwest
3.85
Donalda
.39
Eldona
22'
2
'
East
Sullivan
8.00
God's
Lake
45
Hardrock
13
Harricana
10
Heva
13
Duvex
80
Joliet
Quebec
42
Little
Long
Lac
68
Lynx
13'
2
Madsen
Red
Lake
1.78
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
.42
McLeod
Cockshutt
3
40
Moneta
38
Negus
55
Louvicourt
25
Petrol
Oil
&
Gas
1.23
Board
of
the
Stewart
General
Hospital
is
making
arrangements
i
for
a
big
day
'on
July
14.
A
j
'
cycle
parade,
decorated
cars
and
floats,
sports,
and
a
dance
in
!
the
evening
are
on
the
agenda.!
if
:
SHAVF.
LOTION
MUSHES
KEY
CHAINS
We
li;ivc
a
(j""'!
selection
of
Father's
Day
Cards
I
HVf
F.
TOLL
Up
to
the
end
or
1950,
more
ithan
40.000
Canadians
lost,
their
!
lives
in
motor
nehicle
accidents.
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COLD
FUR
STORAGE
Safely
Vurs-t
TOU.W
7.9:00
in
'TREASURE
OF
LOST
CANYOfl
Jack
McRac
Says
...
The
population
of
this
province
has
increased
42
pet
cent
in
trie
last
10
years
hUe
this
province
was
SORE
MUSCLES?
Senator
Rouyn
.14',2
2a
Shenit
Gordon
4.30
Engineers
Ask
Raise
VANCOUVER
P
Demands
by
the
National
Association
of
Marine
Engineers
(TLDi
for
an
$85
a
month
wage
increase
for
marine
engineers
aboard
vessels
of
four
coast
steamship
companies
are
to
be
heard
by
a
conciliation
board.
A
union
spokesman
said
the
wage
increase
is
the
only
demand
being
made
by
marine
engineers
this
year.
Steamship
companies
affected
are
Canadian
Pacific,
Canadian
National,
Union
Steamships
and
Frank
Waterhouse
Ltd.
'
The
union
is
working
under
a
two-year
agreement
with
a
wag?
re-opening
clause
which
came
due
March
1.
The
unisn
spokesman
said
Step
Rock
Silver
Miller
6.65
1.75
iNTUr-rox
PRESENTS
WITH
PRIDE
AND
LOVE
Want
to
a
i.iuciai
ricnuei
(unuer
and
Liberal
administration.
Upper
Canada
1.82
relieve
them
Golden
Manitou
6.35
QUICK
?
Get
quick-dryinz
Wife-Killer
Minard'i
Liniment-rub
it
in
well.
You'll
get
relief,
and
quick,
too!
This
increase
is
the
greatest
shown
by
any
province,
A
berta
up
only
17
and
Saskatchewan
showed
a
decrease.
This
fact
showed,
that
citizens
throughout
Canada
found
a
better
tandard
of
living
in
British
Columbia,
larger
oav-
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ft
Sentenced
EDMONTON
Kaspar
Gore-
1
ak,
p.
34-year-old
Polish
immi-
!
v:nr.r.
was
convicted
Saturday
by
a
Supreme
Court
jury
of
the
;
New
Year's
Day
knife-murder
j
here
of
his
estranged
wife,
j
roils
in
British
Columb
a,
J
highor
wages
irt
British
-Jlia
Muniment
monthly
wages
for
engineers
j
range
from
$225
to
$307.
I
Last
Rites
For
j
Rupert
Youth
i
siaiiy.
Mr.
Justice
Hugh
John
Mac-donald
sentenced
him
to
be
hanged
Aug.
28.
From
o
farm
fa
a
fiddle
Doily
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JCUBY
FURS
Columbia
and
all
in
all
that
British
Columbia
was
the
mo.-t
desirable
province
in
which
to
live
throughout
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
British
Columbia
must
hav
something
which
is
lacking
in
other
provinces.
The
reco:d
of
progress
and
development
is
astounding.
British'
Columbia
is
a
leading
Province
and
a
good
example,
for
oth-T
provinces
to
follow.
Return
stable
government
by
voting
Liberal.
TERRACE
The
funeral'
of
i
jeonard
Campbell
who
died
in'
ictoria
May
31,
was
held
here
Saturday
at
2
p.m.,
with
Rev.
Mallet
of
the
Knox
United
Church
officiating.
Hymns
were
"Safe
in
the
Arms
of
Jesus''
and
"Wnat
a
Friend
We
Have
in
Jesus."
,
j
Pa'lbearers
were:
Jim
O'Brien,!
Robert
McCabe.
.darvm
Curtis,
Tom
Pinchbeck,
Johnny
Roda-
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and
Maurice
Barnes.
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record
of
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and
over
for
the
past
24
years
has
been
made
on
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CAMPBELL
BLUEBIRD
272.11
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CAMPBELL
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EYSTON
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CAMPBELL
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SEGRAVE
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CAMPBELL
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12
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For
Finest
Performance
and
Greatest
Satisfaction
always
ride
on
DUNLOP
TIRES
JACK
will
h-
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iWe
Liberal
Comnnlteo
room-,
every
day
from
2:30
to
4:00
p.m.
Discuss
Jour
Problems
With
Jack
ate
Meiae
Progress
Today
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a
chance
on
the
rutun
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ninnhrr
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your
ballot;
against
the
name
.
Liberal
Ca-iriiriatc.
You
are
urged
to
mark
your
nu
2,
3,
otc.
choices
a'so,
to
complete
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oauui.
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