a ii i 6. P nce Rupert Daily News . 2 gy urday, April 2, 1955 ( t P| t ' SB wn | Cement rian t provinet 6 ia iS : Ol provinctat OW sur 7 TI Tiny Northern B.C Outpost I a All y | DG VU pos 4 ey 0 Pian ans Bic Ss Unable To Get Mail Delivery| ny ‘ Unable To Get Mail Delivery ‘Of Expansion y I ‘| HUDSON HOPE. B.C. @— It, trekked to the tiny loy post of- VANCO! , , Bus April Fools’ Day, but it was} flee as usual but postinistress oman orete employing an Ho joke. Vesta Gelhing had nothing Cor persons have been added arr {For the first time in more| them. soeming Britlh Columbia's in- than 20 years, the mail didn't} Saying he was fed up with ustal pisture of the future. atrive at this northern British] hauling mail at a loss, veteran ; Dr. Willlam K. Waller, Brillsh | | ey Columbla setllement, about 350} postman Leslie Basely threw in i chemtcal engineer and Indus- Lt gatles northwest of Edmonton. | the contract he had held for 23 .tria ist, Friday outlined plans ‘ t ol workers, ranchers and ea ton tesignation took ef- for “o ae Investment -of co , . wiles ar c hdl, $100),000,000 in: o prospectors | from niles: around Ewald Logerman, a new arrival _ 1. The first steel smelter cn , QUSRARRSRR RRR vo entre. and wor the ‘the Canadian west mst It will! i a wi —at the same figure “sos; $10,000,000 und produce) § a 5 Wollace’s Dept. Store . Basely recelved . 50,090 tons of steel a year. A site) iY ie, m| He bought a truck In Dawson ‘has not yet been chosen. rN as au m|Creck, near the Alberta bound- 2. A $7,000,000 cement prant at ay " 4 7 . ary, londed the mall sacks and ‘ Chitliwack, 65 m les east of hore. eer f veaded over the G0-mite trall to to ke in production In about a | : . men Hope. a ke ryear By ART MURRA 4 a out halfway his truck bog- 3. A $3,000000 construction | Ham Did vou nee hz : x . " ged town In ine gumbo and he i program of office buildings, a + at our GG, vine ; ‘ 1d to be towed out, apartinents and a hotel at two a ’ jE oe { . f M Logerman flzured It would ee hos yet chosen, "= B' G.W.G. means tops in igi \ ( ony PSs . mean too much wear and tear Ur. Waller sad the steel smel- A clothes so If work clothes ie fea ny » 5 \ “i jon his new vehicle to continue iter will eventually be expanded the, metem, we're here gigi! Co Sodom al. ;so he turned back to Fort St. “to produze 1,000,000 tons a year RrOdS, Larry Sinlth ¢ ments | x H gj ichn und notified postmaster: ae will push the investment representative tor thee f ee fel z 4 a Bert Ambrose he would abandon ae “total past the $100,000,000 mark. § ec stattstleally peated to ine (hg mmm a ithe contract. be UtVeat wt des a our Inercase ‘ne 1 4 7 | a i They're sth) looking for a STEPPING OUT WITH MOM — Showgirl Lynda tynch, 17, finds 0 te ecmnent pant. Wess ay city — nice et Loy sot of 8 , . postman at Vudsen Hepe her mother, Mrs. Ruth Sproule Lynch, still retains the kick she | ne a” ohne : 7 when von gelt clothe Bs . ue 2 ce eee ea arene had in her days ts one of the original Radio City Rockettes, | CEMENT FOR EXPORT ‘TIE SEVERE storms of late March which swept across Central — living, ms An) ho z WY a Lynda, following in Mom’s datice steps, has been on the stage i Dr. Waller sald most of the Canada caused great damage but created some attractive winter . a) “ % W a) JAPANESE WATERFALL since she was six and is now contributing her pert Trish sparkle | cement will be exported to Vene- scenes such as this snow-covered monument of Alexander Me- Wondering how inyeh {imme f " a mA m| The Kegon waterfall at Nikko) ! the smash Broadway hit, “The Pajama Game.” To make the | zuria oy ships wach wll reurn . Kenzie, Canada’s second prime minister and trees on Parliament Mitchell on Attn rete a ... ‘ 1 . jc Bin Japan has an unbroken family eircle cornplete, her father, Fred Lynch, is in show bial fto B.C. with iron ore, ' HI at Ottawa. This photo was taken at night. (CP Phetor | ed her regular CN, whisth an pn Mo 7 I . plunee ef 360 t at. hess, too he's advertising publicity chief at the Radio City Preliminary work on the steel . ednesday. Goes lady py aay Ven ; | Mt dot 1001, Music Hall. . pian, ts expected ty start tn a. been wavlig to those shine! iat . \ | : a ome a eee aes eee ome aos . abut a yeas wher the eeinet . on 5 and ean her salute hat i 1 4 Wo p © a SAWS SHARPENED rproject ts scheduled to be cunt: ) + Waltle from every bridge, fgiimme til . 1g Pre Easter Sate = { | pleted, : twenly five years to my knead Almme all Spoof eye Also Skates and Other . 00 xper 5 ed oC e / Construction will start nex [ ; " edge. Great stuff thts ei por A ‘a Z La ies Suits 7 Tools . i week on offices and bulkings- Aside to Ottawa: — 4 me ‘eo sretaa @ . o-Canadian Centent anice rs om A) oe dl 5 {| PRECISION SAW FILING Over Incentive For Safet jor Anger caught tearing. up ralttag re Toe | Diat S211 — 215 W. Ist. Ay Distr Ibuting Co. Ltd, In Vancou- hetween here an » ae i ONLY a 5 W. Ist. Ave. ne any 1s sine | , » between here and Terrace gf i! You Save — em ———— | VANCOUVER (CP)—Is It neces} “To keep alive you have tor International Cement Go. wile | By FASLEY BLACKWOOC be fired on — signed vib! 230) BH §2h to Sil af. , ; sary to bribe an employee to have some Kind of pimmicks,”) yi, build the Chilliwack tactory. oo _ tae. al el RL Stnes 1242 . Bricklaying make him safety-consclous? Sed prizes. soul “hol Ue al Sections of the sir smelt Mr. Masters Figures Out What Opponent Thinks —._ Adiectives tall me wben Sek og Safety experts failed to reach y. “ al-!and mill now are almost ready," * 60°" oe : + gomies 10 our steek of Wembig | wo | Bl Veeemte: exna to sinog wl Plastering nial rac Jowed to reach the point where! for shipping fiom Europe anc} ‘Taking the trouble to diawnose declayer’s inten-. Ties. Every tle ta ie ae “wy i Regular $39.95 to $44.95 7 ; ragreenient on the question employees think of safety only: they whl be assembled by Britsh! tions enables you to come up with some amazinel 11 vise what. color * ‘an oP Bo a General Repairs ‘|Thursday at the fifth annual la-'for the prizes Involved. ‘engineers. Dr. Waller sald It will” 7) leads S YOU it oD ee ee eee B yy with. We've got the longest ae LWA LL A C E '§ q Ti bor-management safety confers, “It's worth a few cents for a’ take six to seven years to build | food leads, ‘bar in the city and bane ws , R. (Dick) Balchin fence of the British Columbia od M wn safety regulations.” the 50,000-ton smerter and null qn today’s deal, for example, | Kast dealer. Neither side vule | fylt bloom — Spring is here te! “a : ‘pulp and paper Industry, Said MY opgins. “Give prizes, ° mee ee strane remem manent “the vO ‘lubs Was herable, a sure, yg ‘DEPT. STO RE: Phone 4526 | iN C. Kennedy, manager of ribes or whatever you want fo, TOO MAN DOGS ist Masters won “ith a Nee Pulled \ = my . a. ‘ - s . " “ 4 ; ‘ . se W ty ’ { : ne t. _. he Mr. Mas Ts + a 0 ry. usty niled dirty on a tH! PURARR ORR EROR RK sadustrial relations division, Mac, ‘Ct! Ht for those who haven't had) THOROLD, Ont. © The une: . | y one 2 wt, wr par eecnenie cence t a 7 . si 4 visit first air rooms while on} Thoreld South Ratepayers As- ‘and noted the play of the queen asa | or twe back, Offered (wo thee — (Millan “and Bloedel, said at shift.” ‘sociation says there are more on his left. A lesser player might VK QU ire tickets to aMr & Ma £ panel discussion highlighting the "7. i : . aye , K Qa - Pleyvine i + 1° ne vee Ho Barter delegates heard Labor + dogs than people in this Niagara lyve petur ae » spade. | ® i _ Pleym—call_ we a) cheapsbaly AURy THE closing session of the two-day “Minister Lyle Wicks say the pip peunsula community ‘The Mnwve returned a club or a spade, | Ce ‘Hf vou like — Mr. & Mp, Pen dhe My +e var, ? ster byae RS Sy the pla ‘ ‘ pa Ver fe yp te . Oe cms , ERG mm UEP, Oo MIPS, FRY. ie conference a bribes " pris and paper industry was the: township counel) agreed aud ! Juuding up to dunimy's weukess, | WEST EAST | have lived In Willlaniy Lake ‘ ’ ee la fi a e . ive .o SB OF a Wek sare y leader in the safety Meld in B.C." passed a law requirmy dogs lo rBut Mr. Masters tried to figure Mr. Dale Mr, Masters » Che past year, Didn't koow (4; a iprggpamy East year, be tied up. ‘out what line of play Mrs. Keen 497 & 632 , honestt. ‘ For the Best Selecti toe . “Het you can only mitintalit! 2 oo ee te eee mete etn remanent gor t would use to amass 10 Uricks ,;v0G4s WATS ot or the Best Selection of Chinese Foods safety by give-aways, you don't: . ttl ia wn AL 1 1 $852 #AG3 | we Monday Morning Mee) , 5 have much of a program,” he} D Cl b N W ' s diagnosis was right and he & 875 2 ‘& AJ106 | Mrs, J. T. Edwards, 1 a em OUR SPECIALTY, — TAKE OUT. ORDERS. isnid: : ress u ames inners made a lead at trick two which | en Ref have a toute | i ye o DIAL BW. Campbell, personnel dire | jthwarted that plan. His reason. | fs. een , ea 8 or any amet A) ’ pram fomnaceeanctat QF 1954 Newspaper Awards iisuiitintssm | ER. "* iit ; 321 5 oe ond wwe W nada Ltd., and John Conuings: i4 vuyue? wea cur han an aunny Wt | o97 Just drop” { i35 2nd Ave, We: ‘ga fot spector ‘kmen's Coy Po ee Res cry pleture ecard in the red sults. . Fe easte "Walang aye pi silely Jnspr on Workmen *" “TORONTO @ — Seven Cina. ‘pi pers ond’ news lésoclations.! mrs, Keen is a sound bidder and #K Q Speelal on 1005, Bay Compensation Board, disugreed, } : ne Th . ; Wool slacks in. dark charerl} Se = TT eee. lan newapaper men were nanied Winners recelve €400 each und & fad taken very strong action. ! e bieding: v¥ thl il i Friday as winners of the sizth. certificate. 4 ‘Bhe probably had solid spades, at Fast South West North Regular $2.50 — nov (hit ae Fannual national newspaper’ ‘Awards: ‘east six long, and th ! kine of L& 24 Paw 4% pair onty at $12.05 ~ how hit ae rds: ‘least six long, and the king of ping 4 a AML Duns ean T keep this up? detail; ¥ awards. B 'The awards cover work done In 1964. The annual competition is open to men and women em. ployed by Canadian dally news- | Nevada Licence f Denied Actor | Friday denied a state sambliny A ticenee to movie getor George | a Ratt, Raft tad sought to buy) Boa two-percent interest: for $133, | B00 in the lavish Flamingo Hotel | Dn has Vevus. owned by gangster CARSON CITY, Nev, i-- Nee vada's gambling control agency, Editorial writing—C. B. Pyper, Toronto Telegram. | Spot news reporting — Gwyn ‘(Jocko) Thomas, Toronto Star. ' Feature writing —~ Mac Rey- nolds, Vancouver Sun, | “Stat eoresponding —- Bill Boss, The Canntlinh Presi + | Spot news photography — F. LW, (Ted) Dinsmore, Toronto . Telegram, Feature news photography -- clubs, KNOCK THE ACE of defeating the contract or, In other words, If Mrs. Keen had Jegers to be disposed of, she wn- Imy vin the heart sult and piteh- | i there was any chance nit all Ing a henrt an the set-up tae monds. eae eo - we mike our monty on the: wrapping. ‘ Overheard 3 couple of ate: dents in Macey's laughing ert: ‘hele tupld teacher stil, TS haan the same exam (whe +] doubtedly would. try tos deposit | ‘them on dymmy's good dlunond | suit. To do that, she would have | _to knock out Mr, Masters’ uce of ‘diamonds while there was an en. | ‘try on the board. Ray Munro, Vancouver Province, Mcntreal Gazette, Awards will be presented tt a dinner tn Toronto April 16 given Te lead the ace of hearts, how- cever, would give Mra, Keen two heart. tyleks. Mr, Masters. de- The only entry bo dummy out- ‘ * ~ ’ a . D ’ ' Cartooning John Collins, ‘alde of diamonds was in hearty. euch of (bem appeal | > were! high marks, Aunt] “them ax} bear from (Nt: ‘teacher she Knew (he eat) “wos norepeat = she Je, ‘hanged (ho anywers, Net know do you? ! Senior hasebattery get doe to buvinesy 2:30 Sugar FM Hall — be there boys | Broadway Cafe CLOSED t i For Remodelling hirty for today aw wbal’ ty Hnasy Siegel before he Was shot by the Toronto Men's Press Club. jig, ry dda" al In Beverly Hilts, Calf ‘about. Tha prizes, designed to reward a TE a ae uu ete Se aan have tie 10 of hearts, bly side ever that means. _ Steg four years azo, The commission 8d promote excellence in Cann. arent: n| a Pycats (RO, ENE , . Hind no chance, So ab trick two vee MURR BA turned Raft down because “hiy dan nowspoper work, were orle 4, 4, | vay 7 a | aN BF vackwround does not warrant his glnated by the clubslx years ago jhe led the tive of Hearts, MT OPENING DATE W aon’ tliat uth: raile I ontering Nevacy gambling,” With the support of the Inte Dale burned up with the Id and | REOPENING DATE WILL | PS. Dan forget vail th h _ PRTETIDC NP a eee emenermee, OLOTEE MeCullagh who wuiaran IY took dummy's queen fo win. BE ANNOUNCED > xpertal I knw " : us — ! twed funds for five yours, “THE KILLING PLAY | Lah Ae Tet es " ta ‘ 7 — | ‘That was the killing play, Mrs. | , , Te i aie a | | ay rh PRA ‘Keen did the best she could, She srvrceroroscocovocvccccoccoceveccavoonvevocececoracaseeltl! 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