Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
June
17,
1952
Aboard
Atliobaskon
Boosts
Canada
WHOXIIAM,
England
&
The
school
children
in
this
Kent
town
who
wrote
to
about
40
Canadian
newspapers
last
autumn
for
photographs
of
the
Royal
tour
of
Sailor
Morale
High
in
Korean
Waters
of
Victoria,
"Radio
Athabaskan
Editor's
note:
Bill
Boss,
Cana
oaperstein
t.t
u..
Canada
now
'have
held
their
"Canada
Day."
Exhibits
made
from
maps
and
displays
based
on
the
photos
included
models
of
'Mounties"
and
Indians,
farm,
lumbering
and
Eskimo
scenes.
new
trick
r.
.
Mlt
"P
i...-
..
.
.
we
nidi,,..
I
'u,e
wn
feature.
Gomez.
Dorothy
n.,r,
WandthcS&l
tuur.se.
At
the
Capitol,
stean
r
SCREEN
FLASHES
The
inilluns
w.io
have
cheered
the
Harlem
Globetrotters
on
the
i.asketball
courts
of
the
world
hve
been
seeing
them
on
the
screen
with
that
same
thrill
Wednesday
night,
the
selfsame
Globetrotters
appear
In
a
full
length
feature
at
the
Totem
Theatre
The
sensational
comeuv
ball-
--a.
-
.
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
North"
nc
"ll
In
a
thriii
""-Packed
venture
Z,
Jh
pictured
dian
Press
Staff
Writer
witn
the
forces
in
Korea,
recently
"spent
10
days
in
the
Canadian
destroyer
Athabaskan
in
Korean
waters.
Following
ts
the
last
of
a
series
of
stones
he
wrote
on
the
naval
operation.)
By
BILL
BOSS
Canadian
Press
btaff
Writer
AT
SEA,
ABOARD
H.M.C.S.
ATHABASKAN
'When
it
comes
to
going
to
war,
the
navy
has
it
all
over
the
army.
That's
speciaUy
true
when
"war"
is
a
police
action.
The
major
problem
is
morale
how
to
keep
the
men
cheerful
under
tediously
boring
day-today
service
conditions.
The
navy
carries
all
its
answers
right
with
it.
The
sailor
has
immediate
access
to
them.
But
the
soldier
just
has
to
stick
it
out
In
his
slit
trench
until
cither
it's
his
platoon's
turn
to
go
back
for
an
eight-hour
Iresiien-up
or
his
five-day
leave
in
Japan
is
i
n
riA...
.
..
ftnsco
coir.,
r
is
a
story
ui
of
Mounties
Mounties,
ada's
coldest
wmt.
.
,
and
IV
l
il
taking
place
tn
V,'
.nislf
pipes
a
daily
evening
program
of
recorded
music
and
commentary
on
ship's
topics
of
the
way
over
the
public
address
system.
Equipment
was
bought
by
the
canteen
fund.
Chief
engineer
Is
P02.
John
Oster
of
Medicine
Hat,
Alia.,
while
announcer
and
disk
jockey
is
P02.
Dave
Olov;r
or
Vancouver.
Mainspring
of
monies
for
ship's
activities
Is
the
canteen,
operated
by
POl
John
Morrison
of
Vancouver
and
P02.
S.
D.
Clarke
o
Calgary.
The
canteen,
which
has
produced
a
profit
of
$6.00
handles
anything
from
Canadian
clgar-ets
at
20
cents
a
packet
to
portable
radios
ranging
from
$35
Jj
$95
models
which
can
pick
up
Montreal.
Small
wonder
that
atha
bee
Is
a
vertlbTe
souvenir
ship
as
she
prepares
for
her
July
return
to
Canada.
Since
August
she
has
called
at
Hawaii,
Hon
Kong
and
Japan.
Family
men
like
PCs.
Jim
Black
of
Kelowna,
B.C.,
and
Dick
Bridges
of
Outlook,
Sask.,
have
small
bicycles
for
their
children.
PO.
Bob
Bolt
of
Port
Albernl,
B.C.,
Is
taking
home
a
novel
child's
tri
Klver
country.
r
Uonrli.ll
r..
.
SAILS
FOB
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT!
Comfort
and
Service
Granger
and
r..
'
the
Dlcture'
,;,
.
'irl
i
My
Lady's
5
Summer
Frock
I
handling
of
the
Trotters
was
concelve-a
by
Abe
Sapersteln,
manager,
to
rest
the
team.
In
the
early
'30.S,
playing
with
five
men
and
one
substitute,
the
team
was
playing
a
40-minuto
game
evei
night.
They
wore
themselves
to
a
frazzle.
Abe
then
conceived
the
notion
of
letting
the
ball
do
the
travelling
and
letting
the
men
stand
still
a
good
part
of
the
time.
SB'
due.
I
VJ
Feminine
slylrs
at
their
best
in
cottons,
prints
or
sheers.
Stvled
right:
Prire
right
too!
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITV
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
The
sailor
can
shave
and
show,
er
daily,
get
a
haircut
when
he
wants.
He
can
change
and
smar-
m
m
ten-up
very
aiiernoon.
tie
geis
three
hot
meals
a
day,
and
eats
from
chinaware.
WALLACE'S
:
TODAY
ONLY
7:
11:35
p.m.
"THE
WHISTLE
AT
EATON
FAI
I
S-"T
"CRIMINAL
LAWYER"
A
DAILY
MOVIE
SHOWS
I..P.E.P.T.'.S..?.E.
i
There
are
at
least
two
ino-s
ja,day
open
to
him,
and
he
does
cycle
with
carrier
basket
behind.
It's
wonderful
to
go
to
war
so
gracieiusly,
see
the
world
into
the
bargain,
do
your
gift
shopping
and
then
have
it
transported
home
free
for
youi
'
Who
wouldn't
Join
the
navy?
Tk
Kruk
Mm
tV
Stortt
LARGEST
ICE-BREAKER
The
3,100-ton
hull
of
the
dlberville,
the
continent's"
largest
ice-breaker,
slips
into
the
St.
Lawrence
river
at
Lauzon,
Que.,
where
it
was
built.
The
Transport
Department's
new
ship
is
able
to
cruise
12,000
miles
without
refueling
and
is
expected
to
reach
Arctic
regions
where
no
previous
Canadian
ships
have
touched.
The
d
lberville
will
be
equipped
with
two
helicopters
for
photography
and
scouting.
(CP
PHOTO)
x
h
A
FULL-LENGTH
5rV-
;
F1!M
HIT
I
f
WH
llll
i
s-J.A
ti
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Today's
Stocks
(C(inrle
S.
I).
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
1
Groom,
Horses
Die
In
Fire
The
groom
apparently
had
been
kicked
unconscious
by
a
horse
he
was
trying
to
save.
He
was
identified
by
police
as
Alfred
Mitchell,
23,
Laurel,
Mr.
Notice
To
Advertisers
All
display
advertising
must
be
in
by
i
p.m.
the
day
prior
to
publication.
Classified
advertising
may
be
placed
by
telephoning
718.
AH
i
lassificd
advertising
must
be
in
by
4:30
p.m.
the
day
prior
to
publication.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Ti
vANcoivrn
American
Standard
.18
BELMONT,
NY.
(f
A
groom
i
and
21
valuable
rare
horses
burned
to
death
toduy
!n
a
fire
Bralorne
010
B
R
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
140
totejy;
hhow
starts
7:
p.m.
Last
complete
show
8:28
WEDNESDAY
ONLY
iioi
nave
io
want
more
than
2U0
feet
to
see
them.
He
sleeps
in
a
hammock
and
gets
lots
of
clean
sea
air.
He
can
have
uniforms
laundered
twice
weekly
In
the
ship's
laundry.
Boredom
is
the
enemy,
but
the
man
who
doesn't
want
to
do
anything
but
sleep
once
his
Job
is
done
can
flop
virtually
anywhere.
Many
use
off
moments
to
write
letters,
and
the
navy's
mail
service
Just
about
equals
the
army's
10
days
or
more.
Since
last
Aug.
2
when
the
present
tour
began,
the
ship
has
received
32,189
letters,
an
avei-age
of
more
than
118
a
man.
The
men
have
dispatcher
an
average
of
120
each.
Another
advantage
sailors
have
over
soldier
is
quick
and
cheap
radioeram
facilities.
For
45
cents
a
man
can
message
Victoria
or
Vancouver,
using
the
ship's
radl
.
It's
$1.50
to
Ottawa.
The
same
message
would
cast
a
soldier
almost
$5
from
Korea.
Rosa
Monte
1
the
highest
niAimin
In
fiuitvprl
mrl
t.hp
Congress
.07
A
FAMOUS
PLAYKKS
THKVIJ
.38
which
destroyed
half
of
a
big
Dufourspitze
peak
reaching
15.-bam
at
Belmont
Park
race
track.
!
217
feet.
Cronln
Bablae
Giant
Mascot
Indian
Mines
.90
.15
ROBERT
MITCHUM-
JANE
RUSSELL
Pend
Oreille
5
85
TODAY
7-9:00
"MACAO"
-
Adult
Entertoi
nmenC,
Pioneer
Premier
Border
Privateer
!()()
.22
.07'
4
asm
the
Bif
ferenc
FOUR
Reeves
MacDonald
3.75
.08
Reno
Wednesday
to
Sarurdoy
pveninq
Shows
7
.
9:02
in
Comfort
for
Yta
Sheep
Creek
1.41
Silbak
Premier
43
Vanantla
05
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
07
brttd
buly,lrd
lovl
in.
Many
pursue
hobbies
In
their
i
spare
time.
AB.
Gordon
Anderson
I
of
Moose
Jaw
for
instancv
1
f'fILD
Silver
Standard
2
15
Western
Uranium
3
90
Oils
,
,
Anglo
Canadian
.
7
60
A
P
Con
52
Calmont
1.55
Central
Leduc
1
75
Home
Oil
14
00
1
MOfflH
paints.
There
are
two
of
his
canvasses
in
the
operations
room.
AB.
Jim
Beech
of
Port
Arthur,1
Ont.,
does
needlework
tapestries,
while
AB.
Doug
Storey
of
Pei-Uue,
Sask.,
makes
a
profitable
I
pastime
of
shoe-repairing,
using
STEWART
GRANGER
WENDELL
COREY
-CYD
CHARISSE
materials
bought
In
Japan.
Main
dearth
is
of
news.
Occasionally
Canadian
news
Is
picked
up
from
Japan,
but
the
broadcast
hour
is
said
bad
for
Yellow
Sea
reception.
The
men
are
Interested
In
current
affairs
and
world
news,
but
although
service
publication.?
dealing
with
them
do
reach
the
ship
no
use
is
made
of
thein.
Only
one
officer
has
held
a
discussion
erouD
with
his
men.
EVENING
PROGRAM
Headed
by
CPO.
Vincc
Meilen
24
12.50
.19
.10
.17
1.18
.23
34
00
380
.37
.20
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8
10
10
50
.42
12'2
.09
.14
.82
Mercury
Pacific
Pete
Royal
Canadian
TORONTO
Atliona
Aumaque
Bevcourt
Buflfilo
Canadian
Consol.
Smellers
.
..
Conwest
:.
Donalda
Eldona
East
Sullivan
Giant
Yellowknile
God's
Iake
Hardrock
Harricana
Hevsi
Duvrx
Cortoon
News
Rug
Show
of
the
Year
at
Joliet
Quebec
43
Bra
Gordon
&
Andersons
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Now!
Test-Drive
tbe
"Kfst-
wider
front
tread
make
steering
Vpk
lis.
S'jriJ
LVivf"
in
the
big,
coniplflrly-
even
easier.
Test-Drive
the
new
'
ISkilSy
new
"2
Ford.
Prove
it
yourself
110-Hp.
Strato-Star
V-8
with
3k
'
JiJ4
take
a
tape
measure
see
how
your
choice
of
three
drives
'faliji
jij
'
Tj'
ff
T
morh
Wftjer
tbia
beauty
really
Automatic
Transmission,
the
tlrffa,
-
l'PrSrt)
,iM""vcr
bow
-much
more
finest
oa
the
road
today,
smooth,
V&h
&
1
rWm
a"''
f"or'
vou
uave
'"
tlwifty
Overdrive
or
"Synchro-
!
JSaSf
s3
"
Ford's
luxury
interiors.
Test.
Silent"
Shift.
Any
way
you
mea-
CI
'
4"
V-
Drive
it
on
any
kind
of
road
..
,
sure.
Kord
gives
you
more
by
far
-'1
'
K
feel
the
snKKith
restful
riile
u
itb
.
.
.
in
cnmjorl
.
.
,
in
hrauly
.
.
.
STRAT9-STtlt
its
longer
xlirelbane
and
Auto-
in
perjnrmtmrv!
Vou'U
want
it
or
t
J.
4
12
IIO-hp.
matie
Ride
Control
...
and
the
keeps!
P
.
fll
ri
NWLY
i
4
Advonwd
d-iignbocVnd
by
Buy
out
of
irirome
we
your
tiralpr
lOOItS
j
t
fjk
Iwd't
aapensKS
is
bil.
for
m
"TIME
P4VMEVI'
plan.
JeM
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wors
V-lSjsolt
oftw
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Going
On
Va
cation?
Litt
lo
Lo
ig
Luc
'
.65
Lynx
14
;
Marisen
Red
Lake
1.65
McKenzie
Red
Lake
.41
"V
McLood
Cockshutt
3
45
Moneta
38
Negus
45
Noranda
78
50
Louvlcourt
23
Vt
Pickle
Crow
1.56
Petrol
Oil
&
Gas
1.16
"
Senator
Rouyn
MVi
Sherrlt
Gordon
4.30
Steep
,Rock
6
70
Sliver
Miller
1
04
Upper
Cenada
1.80
Golden
Manitou
60
MASSIVE
CANINES
St.
Bernard
dogs,
which
originated
as
a
breed
in
the
Alpine
mountains,
may
weigh
as
much
as
200
pounds.
BUY
A
USED
CAR
AT.
LOW
COST
-,'4
it
i
21950
11949
11946
11948
11949
11941
1
'
1
:
Austins
Chevrolet
Sedan
Dodge
7
ton
truck
Thames
Van
.
Flying
Stande'd
Internationa!
3A-ton
panel
Austin
Morris
AusHn
5-ton
truck
Chevrolet
Coupe
Yes,
this
is
one
of
the
events
tf
he
yeor
nt
Gordon
&
Anderson's.
0
klfftiiPKnnrWr
Not
only
have
we
a
'
large
and
most
unusual
collection
of
rugs
Prove
if
yourself
I
11949
11949
11931
'Test-Drive
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irismiltM.
rWrWtfl
tW
r
mmmI
hru
pMiat
m
asJrf
can.
L,i'3
I
u&
hi'
sVV
sr-
1-
1941
HI
YOUR
FORD
DEALER
on
hand
or
the
octa-
X"
"
,
sion.
hut
also
ruq
W---
-experts
from
out
of
town
will
be
on
harif-
into
vour
rug
problems
with
you.'
They
will
be
glad
to
advise
you
and
go
t"
r
homes
if
necessary.
Take
odvontage
of
the
opportunity
this
week
at
Gordon
&
Anderson
Phone
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mjjen
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Distilled,
Blended
and
Bottled
in
Scotland
PARKER
LT
Superior
Auto
Service
LIMITED
Third
Ave.
West
Phone
Green
217
26tt
Home
of
Friendly
Service
'
Ford
end
Monarch
Deelen
Prince
Rupert
ond
Terroce,'
B.C.
This
aavertlsemenc
i
not
puoilsned
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
thn
Ctovernment
ol
Bi
Itlnh
Columbia.