Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
June
5.
1952
where
In
the
desert.
Almost
every
time
they
drill
for
oil
they
PRICES
EFFECTIVE
JUNE
5th
to
JUNE
9h
come
on
plenty
or
water,
down
Waxy
launches
Two
Hew
Ships
below.
EfJBEfjl
FOOD
IEP
OTTAWA
The
names
they
will
THE
QUESTIONS
which
still
beset
Italy
are
"how
do
we
eat?"
and
"what
can
we
get
to
drink?"
If
democracy
does
not
solve
them,
in
a
certain
length
Killer
Dogs
Menace
BC
Sheep
Industry
VICTORIA
(CP)
Marauding
dogs
art;
threat
Are
Stores
qf
Quality
and
Service
of
time,
then
democracy
will
be
swept
aside
next
time
for
keeps
by
either
Fascism
or
bear
to
sea
in
the
service
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
will
be
given
two
ships
at
a
double
christening
ceremony
at
Sorel,
F.Q.,
on
Saturday,
June
14.
Naval
headquarters
announced
today.
At
the
same
time
U.S.-design-ed
guns,
produced
for
the
first
time
in
Canada
by
Sorel
Industries
Ltd.,
will
be
delivered
to
the
-.
,
rt..
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i
IT..,,..
,1
TTif
I
Rupert
D&S
5,400
tons,
with
accommodation
for
a
maximum
complement
of
25
officers
and
204
men.
The
Labrador's
hull
is
l38-inch
ening
to
destroy
British
Columbia's
sheep
industry,
Department
of
Agriculture
officials
disclosed
here.
W.
R.
Gunn,
B.C.
livestock.
Skeena
Grocery
Phone
581,582
Lyons
Fine
Foods
I.IMI
I
I
I)
Phone
250,
Red
465
Midway
Grocery
Phone
659
c,
Butchers
and
Grocers
Phone
21
commissioner,
said
that
sheep-raising
on
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
in
B.C.
is
rapidly
declin
Grocery
Phone
656
needs,
it
is
estimated
that
wool
from
more
than
12,000.000
sheep
wodid
be
required.
At
present
the
flocks
total
only
about
2.000,000
animals.
ed
Slates
Navy
and
the
United
,
wUh
tne
quarter.inc.n
p,ates
of
Scales
Ai
my.
j
a"
destroyer
or
frigate
and
is
The
Arctic
patrol
vessel
now
.
grCatly
strengthened
internally
bring
completed
by
Marine
In-;
(,0
resist
pressure
of
ice.
dustries
Ltd.
will
be
named
,
A
feature
new
to
Canadian
ice-HMCS
Labrador
by
Mrs.
St.
!
breakers
is
the
Denny-Brown
Laurent,
w
ife
of
Prime
Mi
lister
!snlp
stabilizer,
consisting
of
gyro-Louis
St.
Laurent.
j
controlled
retractable
fins.
20
Tlie
coastal
minesweeper
i
feet
below
the
water
line,
de-
ing,
chir
lv
due
to
widespread
killing
by
ckigs.
Killer
dog.'
sometimes
take
a
LETTERBOX
(Continued
from
Page
2)
toil
ol
more
tr.an
bu
sheep
in
a
single
raid,
leaving
many,
to
die
j
a
slow
death
from
wound.-;,
he
under
const.uction
in
the
same
(signed
to
control
the
roll
of
the
,'
liipyard
will
be
christened
!
vessel
in
heavy
seas.
IIMCS
Chignecto
by
Mrs.
Brookvs
Her
diesel-electric
power
sys-Claxton,
w.fe
cf
the
Minister
of
!
tem
will
produce
10,000
shaft
National
Deft-
ice.
horsepower.
Roomy
living
quar-
The
RCN
Arctic
patrol
vessel
j
tt?rs
are
warmly
insulated
has
been
built
to
the
basic
de-
against
the
Arctic
cold,
fign
of
the
U.S.
Coast
Guard's
:
Distinguishing
her
from
civil-
Eastwind"
class
icebreaker
mo-:
ian
icebreakers
are
her
flight
diiied
tn
mtvjt
Canadian
needs,
i
deck
and
her
defensive
arma-
saict.
Mr.
Gunn
said
the
taxpayer
is
paying
out
money
in
compensation
for
the
damaee
done
by
dogs.
"But
that
is
nothing
when
you
consider
an
industry
is
being
slowly
destroyed."
on
the
whole
accurately
reported
in
your
paper.
There
was,
however
a
slight
error
in
printing
the
figures
in
re.ipect
to
thj
public
debt
in
Alberta.
At
the
end
of
1944.
the
provincial
debt
was
$151
million.
At
the
end
of
1951,
it
was
$98
million,
a
reduction
of
$53
million
in
th
But
besides
killer
does,
the
ment.
Two
helicopters
can
be
industry
on
the
mainland
has
another
problem-
the
shortage
same
period,
the
municipal
debt
of
shepherds.
Few
people
today
COFFEE
Matin's
Best,
1
lb.
CRAB
MEATqc.'
67(
S0CKEYE
SALMON
39c
CHICKEN
Park
.Lane,
Whole-A
Picnic
Special
2.19
MARSHAAALLOWS
An3C.uS
39c
A
feature
of
the
de
ign
is
a
helicopter
platform
above
the
quarterdeck.
The
vessel
is
269
feet
:ong.
has
a
beam
of
63
v2
feet
and
displaces
AS
I
SEE
IT
Continued
from
Page
2
carried
and
naval
aviation
personnel
are
already
training
In
their
use
at
the
RCN
air
station.
HMCS
Shearwater,
Dartmouth.
N.S.
NEW
SHIPS
DIFFERENT
The
coastaf
minesweeper
Chignecto
differs
from
wartime
m
the
province
rose
from
$42
million
to
$116
million,
an
increase
of
$74
million.
As
I
indicated
a,
the
meeting,
this
represented
a
net
increase
in
the
public
debt
of
$21
million.
Yours
sincerely,
ELMER
E.
ROPER.
care
to
live
out
in
the
hills
with
flocks
for
several
months,
livestock
officials
said.
Some
sheep
raisers
have
brought
shepherds
over
from
Scotland.
To
meet
Canada's
annual
..
,.
.
.
;
sweepers
in
many
respects.
Alum-
"Tn,
,ta
,
1
i
m
!
inum
luu
been
widely
used
in
her
ld.,,A;t0!e'g
i
construction.
She
has
wooden
all
the
land
in
Italy
and
to
'
hull
planking
on
aluminum
alloy
have
re-sold
it
on
long
terms
to
the
actual
peasants.
That
!
traming
and
the
superstructure
!
is
also
of
aluminum
alloy.
She
is
would
have
literally
and
figur
,:,.,,.
,
V,
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(uu
uuiiuvvs
w.'vj
NOTICE
CORDIAL
0ran9e'
Lemon
or
Limo-
Malkin's
Best
35(
PAPER
PLATES
-m2
f0r
5c
PAPER
CUPS
7
to
a
package.
2
for
ftj
HOT
DRINK
CUPS
5
to
a
package.
2
for
25c
U
uit
m.c
vty
KIUU..U
mit
wlth
accommodation
for
under
he
feet
of
the
Cmn-
me
of(ten
lni
,5
men.
mts
whose
cry
is
VThe
land
fori
Diesel-p
o
w
e
r
e
d,
with
twin
tne
,
peasants.
shafts
tne
minesweeper
will
be
.
equipped
with
the
latest
navig-
rICr
uc-Dc-
u
OVER
HERE,
where
we
used
are
,
t,
,
radar
and
minesweppins
to
an
aoundance
of
good
j
nt
water
we
can
t
realize
that
in
;
Insuiation
has
been
improved
undent
lands
like
Italy
they
durinH
that
ln
usc
thc
nnver
have
enough.
One
reason
wlf,
Second
Wor,d
War
and
hy
the
of
those
people
coun-;
mlt
0
peraUon
of
the
shi
pin
varies
drink
so
much
wine
is
be-,
led
cumBte,.
Mess-declts
are
fit-cauw
you
simply
can
t
drink
the
,
-ed
wita
bunks
and
foam
ruboer
rd
hy
water
in
mos
places.
In-,
maUreScCS
and
mea;,
wll,
be
cidentally
that
is
also
one
rea-(pre
,
arcd
b
electrical-ga'lev.
sn
why
Coca-Cola
has
become.
.
..
,
.
.
'
the
symbol
of
American
econ-
Thc
Chigrecto
is
on.-,
of
11
.,mic
inroads
everywhere.
1
mlnesweepers
under
construction
,
.,
m
Canadian
thipyards
for
the
I
can
t
relish
thc
stuff
myself
,
Roya,
Canadian
Navy.
out
better
even
that
than
dysentary.
At
least
ii
is
wet
and
.
1,1
ry
Christie
Won't
A
FEW
months
ago
the
U.S.!
Attend
ForUITI
priiiy
cot
tired
of
having
to
'
MAC'S
SHOE
HOSPITAL
will
be
CLOSED
FRIDAY
and
SATURDAY
June
6h
and
7th
unutius
once
saia:
uuy
wnot
you
need,
but
buy
well;
inferior
qoods
are
not
only
a
waste
Yo...
INDEPENDENT
FOOD
STORES
arc
proud
to
state,
they
feature
only,
Quality
and
Known
Brands
but
the
poorest
kind
ot
business.
pay
the
Italian
authorities
such
Tom
Christie,
Progressive
Con-exoibilant
prices
for
the
water
servative
candidate
for
Prince
Uiey
used.
They
drilled
for
water
i
RuPert
ln
tne
3me
12
election,
Hieniselves
in
Genoa.
In
less
I
wl"
not
appear
at
a
public
meet-tlian
200
fret
they
found
vast
j
lnS
hi
Canadian
Legion
auditor-qianUUf
of
fine,
clean
water.
(
him
on
Sunday.
i
CANNED
VEGETABLES
ASPARAGUS
CUTTINGS
9
JQc
Only
LIBBY'S
BEANS
arc
deep
browned
and
deep
flavoured
through
and
through
If
the-Americans
would
go
all
;
MI-
cnristie
said
today
he
had
ovt
south
Europe,
the
Middle!
made
previous
commitments
to
East
and
south
Asia
simply
I
speak
at
Butedale
and
Klemtu
drilling
wells
for
the
benefit
of
on
Sunday
and
wouJd
be
unable
the
people,
they
would
really
tn
ott.w
.
10
auena-
niake
friends
and
inHuence
people."
A
Canadian,,
now
in
'
Tne
other
three
candidates,
Arabia,
tells
me
that
you
can
however,
have
expressed
their
gel
plenty
of
water
almost
any-
I
Intention
of
.beingpresenl...
TOMATOES
Malkin's
Bcxt,
C
luiice
Otialily,
28-iw.
WHOLE
GREEN
BEANS
Roval
C'itj,
N.
is,
Fancy
Quality,
IS-iii.
PEAS
&
CARROTS
2
59c
24c
2,..,
for
33c
..
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v.
IlL
IHiyal
C
ity,
f
hoioe
OuaMly,
15-oj
CANNED
FRUITS
And
JUICES
M
COCKTAIL,
15-oz.
.......
25c
ROYAY
(
ITY
t'HOKE
qilAIJTY
APRICOTS,.
15-oz
2
for
59c
ROYAI,
t
ITY,
UAItl'I.ETTS
PEARS,
Fancy
quality;
15-oz.
.
.
.
25c
3RAPE
JIIICU6-0Z..
26c
MALKIN'S
KKST.
FAMILY
S1ZK
ORANGE
JUICE,
48-oz.
35c
MALKIN'S
BEST,
Unsweetened
Srapefruit
Juice,
20-oz.
Mor
27c
School
Board
Accepts
Japanese
Teacher
Yes,
Libby's
exclusive
deep-browned
formuU
means
each
and
every
bean
is
cooked
to
an
even
tenderness.
Plump,
protein-rich
beans
smothered
in
a
tangy
tomato
sauce
with
the
added
richness
of
a
piece
of
pure
pork.
Always
the
same
high
quality,
the
same
hearty
flavour.
Just
heat
and
serve
less
than
6t
a
serving.
Application
from
a
Japanese
which
becomes
vacant
at
the
teachei
for
a
position
at
Booth
;
closa
of
this
school
term
and
it
Memorial
Hign
school
has
been
was
agreed
after
brief
discussion
Just
Try
Us
and
See
to
accept
him
tUTepted
hy
Prince
Rupert
School
Hoard.
,
Decision
to
emplay
the
young
"Certainly
these
youig
citi
zens
should
be
given
a
chance
in
man.
who
received
his
Bachelor
our
schools,"
said
one
member
oi
Arts
drgi-e
from
the
Univer-
of
the
board
after
it
was
movrrl
"'
1
1
TJ'il
-"
"",1,L1""1
s,,
y
Saskatchewan
and
later
,
by
Joe
Scott
and
seconded
bv
a
Independent
Stores
ore
Rupert
Owned
and
operated,
your
money
stays
home
when
you
shop
with
us.
'oinpletcd
the
teacher-training
rout
sr.
at
University
of
B.C.,
was
made
at
last
nights
monthly
--meeting
of
the
board.
Till
9fi
ton
r
Tnnn.
Domlnato
that
the
application
be
accepted.
Members
pointed
out
that
the
young
applicant
instructed
in
Double
youf
money
bach
if
you
dort't
aijfee
thai
Libby's
Deep-
Sfowoed
Beans
aie
the
best
you
ever
Ubted.
PtortnecJ
-1
There
is
on
Independent
Food
Store
in
your
district.
f
They
will
be
pleased
to
serve
you.
GARDEN
FRESH
VEGETABLES
ARRIVING
BY
BOAT
IN
EXCELLENT
CONDITION
Canadian
graduated
from
Kel-
'
phySicS
at
UBC
wnUe
taking
hls
teacher-training
course
and
has
owna
High
School
before
he
en
three
years
officer
training
in
tered
the
Saskatchewan
university
where
he
majored
in
physics
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
V
MISCELLANEOUS
ITEMS
t'LOVERLEAF
WHOLE
CLAMS,
I's
...........
39c
VEGETABLE
&
TOMATO
SOUP
MIX,
Upton's
.....
2
for
23c
BELL'S
RIPE
OLIVES,
16-oz.,
Medium
..
28c
11
-POINT
"Ohlorophvl
Base"
DOG
FOOD
...2
for
23c
and
mathematics.
Mrs.
M.
M.
Roper,
board
secretary,
was
instructed
to
advise
the
man
that
his
application
has
been
accepted.
If
he
accepts,
he
will
be
the
first
Japanese
teacher
to
be
employed
in
a
high
school
here.
Commenting
on
the
applica
,:
i
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f
Irflef
)
tttrlinq
nlver
collet
prH
hy
ThsrtiBi
Msort,
Enqlo"rf,
17
57.
valued
piece,
now
in
(he
O.
B.
Allon
collection,
Vancouver.
tion,
members
agreed
that
his
rualifications
fitted
the
position
Sunkist
Oranges
'
3
Doz.
85c
Leituce,
large
firm
heads
2
for
33c
Green
Onions
2
for
17c
Radishes
.
.
.
.
.
2
for
17c
Fresh
Spinach
.
.
.
.
.
.
2
lbs,
forjjc
Grapefruit.
1
Doz.
for
79c
mum
'WW
LONDON
DRY
GIN
REPB1IM)
MATCHES,
per
cation
of
3
SHREDDED
WHEAT
......
liREY
M'NN
CARMEL
WAFERS,
Vzs
.
.
.
LIBBY'S
CHILI
CON
CARNE
...
28c
...17c
..
29c
.
.
..
35c
i
?
LONDON
.
DRY
GIN''':
v.
v.-
.
i:
..
v
ALSO
ON
HANU
i
Bing
Cherries
Strawberries
Watermelon
j
A
distinguished
product
of
T6
KENT
sm
TRADE
j
,i
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THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
LTD.
Net
Wertminiter,
B.
C
RINSO,
large
size
...
.
'
36c
mmmmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
All
Phone
Orders
promptly
looked
after
'
and
Delivered
Free
of
Charge.
Our
De'iveries
Cover
the
Entire
City.
Kleenex
2
for
29cj
Th,.
,dv.rt.nnt
,
Wn
or
dIM,l.yed
by
,h.
Uouoc
Contro!
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