TODAY
and
WED.
DREDGING
AND
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocycle
ptincc
'Rupert
Dailp
j3etof
Lto.
Tuesday,
June
8,
1943
CFPR
Steamship
Companies
on
Verge
OJ
Banner
Year
For
Tourists
(Subject
to
change
unman
!fiMinui
mn
BREAKWATER
TOM
I
K
feltiuiir
r.,.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
MATURE
fih
van
i
no;
Jun
Hall
Mars"l
Lintlsij
iii
"VHilLANTS
RCTVHS
CALVKKT-HliTON
RAINLS
TUfcSDAY
P.M.
The
1918
tourist
seoaon
bewail
to
come
to
a
boil
on
Mon-;tK
th.,
arrival
hnre
of
tho
Canadian
Pacific
steamer
Hon.
Alphonse
Fournier,
min
icier
nf
nnhlic
works.
In
a
com
Except
for
scattered
afternoon
4:00
Al
Harvey
Show
munication
read
at
the
meeting
princeas
Noiah
ou
her
first
trip
of
-the
summer
on
the
Alaska
..
.
m
.
.
.
..
i..
n..
urvi(i
4:15
Stock
Quotations
Pi
m
yza
7
:mr
tkm
and
Int.
of
the
Prince
itupen
Lnamu
run
,n
which
she
is
augmenting
me
reguuu
'.Ti
i
of
Commerce
last
night,
said
of
the
prjncess
Louise-
On
Mondays
the
Princess
Adelaide
that
his
department
would
take,w;ii
have
her
usual
round
trippers.
iSjM
oulof
thunderstorms
over
the
mountains
of
the
Interior,
skies
will
remain
mostly
clear
throughout
the
province
today.
Although
it
will
be
warm
again
today
in
most
I
sections,
a
northern
flow
of
cool
4:30
Max
Chamilov
4:45
Deep
in
the
Woods
T"oiBJi?"k
steps
to
ascertain
the
necessity
j
-ext
Saturday,
Canadian
National
Steamships
will
in-
of
certain
dredging
worK
teing
carried
out
in
waters
contiguous
to
this
port.
The
Chamber,
at
thp
instance
of
fishing
Inter
m
J'11
1
1
"I
crease
the
tempo
wnen
its
nm,
new
liner
Prince
Oeorge
docks
here
on
a
pre-schedule
sailing
carrying
250
Los
Angeles
Cham-hpr
nf
Commerce
members.
Her
UNION
APPEALS
er
air
will
prevent
temoeratures
from
climbing
to
the
near
record
highs
of
yesterday.
Clear
warm
weather
will
continue
again
tomorrow
along
the
southern
coast
and
in
the
interior
with
increas
ests,
had
made
a
request
for
such
dredging.
TO
MR.
KING
regular
sailings
will
begin
with
i
The
minister
oi
puonc
worm
the
voyage
arriving
here
June
n
(Wpg)
5:00
The
Loosclcaf
5:30
Platter
Parade
6:00
Supper
Berenade
8:15
Dinah
Shore
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
Smoke
Rings
7:U0
CBC
Newj
7:1,5
CBC
News
Itoundup
7:3
-Leicester
Square
to
Broadway
8:00
Winnipeg
Concert
Oich.
d:au-Hecora
Album
9:00
Alberta
Ranch
House
9:30
Heritage
of
Music
10:00
CBC
News
also
informed
the
board
that
the
,
TORONTO,
0:
A
union
ap-
Thg
Qld
prince
Rupcrt
has
been
for
,
peal
direct
to
'Prime
Minister
matter
of
a
solid
breakwater
&$
usuaL
the
protection
of
the
new
fish-
Mackenzie
ing
anu
whumvui.
steamships
will
insti-
ermen's
floats
at
Fairview
Bay
claims
on
me
numur.
.
,ls
SDt.ciai
summer
cruises
-Ok
here
would
be
discussed
during
sels
uea
up
louay
.u
Mon.
the
consideration
of
Parliament-
fourth
day
in
the
current
strike
"
L
.
which
wlll
ary
estimates.
,by
the
Canadian
Seamen
.
Un
on
day
ing
cloudiness
along
the
northern
coast.
I
Forecast
j
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Char-Jottes
and
North
Coast
Clear
j
today,
increasing
cloudiness
tonight,
becoming
overcast
Wednesday.
Winds
northwest
(15
m.p.hi
today,
decreasing
to
light
tonight.
Little
change
in
tem-nerature.
Lows
tonight
and
The
minister
of
fisheries,
Hon.
(TCL).
bnips
oi
Puv."
Meantime
the
Coquitlam
an.
James
A.
McKinnon,
also
intim-'
Canada
Steamship
Lines
Col-
charlotte
ated
that
his
department
wasjonial
IS
cruise..
The
Camosun
will
S
MOUSES
lu;
jo
B.
C.
News
iff
.
.
tf
jt
it
vm-v-ymf
w
Cardena
on
the
1
10:15
Neighborly
News
ran
i0
Illf
.
m
It
trnH
.n.D
nnrl
I
k
r
iana
iransit
laimno
"
,
,
,.,
such
a
breakwater.
Catala
(j
10:30
Pacific
Planororte
11:00
Fish
Arrivals
Friday
highs
Wednesday:
Port
Hardy
48
and
65,
Massett
43
and
60,
Prince
Rupert
45
and
65.
11:05
Weather
and
Sign
Off
Z
Priced
Right
And
Z
Styled
Right
!
ARABS,
JEWS
ivarying
aegieea
ujr
I
Special
detachments
of
the
nlgms.
lor
all
three
lines
say
i
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
Agents
PONDER
TRUCE
CAIRO.
(P
Egyptian
forces
and
the
Ontario
provincial
pol-
tnai
i
ne
vessel
ice
have
been
guarding
the
iow-
into
September
with
reserva-
er
sections
of
the
canal
but
wat-
tions
which
began
coming
in
as
erfront
picketing
by
the
C.S.U.
early
as
a
year
ago.
has
been
unmarked
by
violence
The
marine
branch
of
the
SHEERS
CREPES
BROADCLOTHS
AND
THE
FAMOUS
TOOKE
TAILORED
BLOUSE.
m
M
tried
to
battle
out
of
a
Jewish
WEDNESDAY
A
M.
7:30
Musical
Clvjck
8:00
CBC
News
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
lor
Modems
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00BBC
New
:15
Morning
Devotions
8:30
-
Transcribed
Melodies
9:
45
-Modern
Musicians
:59
Tm'ie
Signal
1U:00
Morning
visit
to;
15
Morning
Meljdies
i
Wpst
roiisl's
"visitor
industry
coastal
trap
ana
iignung
tun-
so
jaf
tinued
in
several
areas
of
north
,
has
every
reason
to
anticipate
u
Far
North
to
Have
More
Blood
Clinics
Success
at
Ycllowknifc
Encourascs
Red
Cross
EDMONTON,
Spurred
by
the
success
of
a
recent
trip
to
Yellowknifc,
N.W.T.,
made
by
a
blood
donor
clinic,
Red
Cross
officials
here
arc
planning
more
of
the
same
to
other
far-north
centres.
On
a
trip
to
Yellow-knife
where
a
Red
Cross
outpost
hospital
had
just
been
opened,
bumper
year.
Palestine
today
while
Arabs
and
Jews
weighed
replies
to
the
lat
Z
RUPERT
Z
PEOPLES
i
BEAVERBROOK
fly"
ll&W
In
addition
-m
the
special
cruise
ships,
the
three
coastwise
est
iour-ween
iruce
propuoii.
(
STORE
shinoins
companies
report
that
m
m
PERSUASIVE
j
Eye
witnesses
returning
to
Td
Uviv
from
the
southern
front
'said
that
at
least
one
and
oer-
their
remilar
sailings
on
other
ships
have
been
heavily
booked
I.
.
,
r-
11
,r.r.T"n,nAW
M
11
f&
naps
several
cgypwiu
oiupa
Ktuuin-iw,
-
have
landed
troops
on
the
coast
Lord
Beaverbrook
has
Just
won
by
tourists.
On
these.
nv";
in
an
attempt
to
rescue
forces
what
he
considers
one
oi
ins
iotai
'
A
.
,
,
:.
4
t....
...
hold
as
much
space
as
is
need-
(0:30
iloundup
Time
10:45
Scandinavian
Melodie
11:00
-Bernle
Braden
Tells
u
Story
11:15
Ueminiscin'
11:30
Weather
tuiecast
11:31
-JWessmge
Per.od
1
1
;H3
-Reciimlrd
lr.icrlurte
encirciea
at,
isuira,
a
miiea
tsuuu.
tougnesi,
uaiues.
.
.
ed
for
routine
business
and
ofTelAviv.
I
Recently
Trade
Minister
t-i
i,c
m
tHm-1
vha
FreHeriptn.
Lord
pleasure
travel
by
coast
rcsi-
dents
ed
back
four
Egyptian
vessels,
Beaverbrook
took
him
for
a
turn
nf
them
landinc
vaft.
in
"humn"
treatment
on
the
roaa
"After
all.
It
is
the
coast
people
11:45
Dancing
Till
Noon
HnaHinir
nvpr
a
level
crossing
to
workers
from
the
Edmonton
clinic
returned
with
300
pints
of
blood.
The
trip,
requested
by
Yellowknife
citizens,
was
organized
and
headel
by
Mrs.
Mary
Hunter.
Fourteen
other
women
and
Eric
Graham,
director
of
panel
organization
for
the
society,
made
the
trip
in
an
RCA.
F.
Dakota'
aircraft
piloted
by
Flt.-Lt.
William
Clark.
The
one-day
clinic
at
Yellow-knife
was
literally
swamped
with
persons
wishing
to
give
blood.
the
battle
nf
Tel
Aviv
Fifth
Avenue
and
McBride
Corner
Sold
Announcement
is
made
of
the
purchase
by
A.
E.
Ferguson
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
of
the
double
corner
at
the
southwest
corner
of
Fifth
Avenue
and
McBride
Street.
The
vendors
arc
Mrs.
Jean
McClymont,
Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson
and
W.
E.
Williams.
The
property
is
at
present
occupied
by
two
small
houses.
Deal
was
handled
by
Armstrong
Agencies.
1
U
PM
12:00
Mid
Day
Melodlej
i.2:15
-CBU
New
12:25
Program
ttesunie
12:30
B.C.
rami
broadcast
who
do
the
travelling
all
the
year
round.
We
can't
let
them
feel
that
they
are
being
entirely
pushed
aside
by
the
tourists,"
one
steamship
oflicial
said.
Flood
conditions
throughout
rtritish
Columbia
with
resulting
(the
University
of
New
Bruns-i
wick.
He
gently
hinted
at
the
'
danger
of
the
crossing,
suggested
there
should
be
an
overpass,
j
"It's
a
praiseworthy
idea,"
said
the
non-committal
Mr.
NEWFIE
WILL
VOTE
AGAIN
ST.
JOHN'S.
Newfoundland,
P
"owe.
damaire
to
hiuhwavs
and
rail
12:55
-Recorded
int.
1:00
Symphony
Hour
2:00
-feature
Concert
2:15--Family
Favorites
A
second
referendum
on
the!
roads
already
are'
having
a
re
Al-
.
.
r
t
s
,n
!'
jariH-.S
LTUU
,
yicoiutm.
lUlure
lorm
oi
nuwiomiumiuo
-
government
will
be
held
about
goma
Steel
Corporation.
stricting
effect
on
the
movement
of
motor
and
rail
tourists,
according
to
a
statement
by
the
Provincial
Travel
Bureau.
British
Columbia
tourist
officials
are
sadly
watching
their
expectations
for
a
banner
visitor
year
wither
as
a
result
of
rampaging
the
middle
of
July,
it
was
an-
wuul"
ia
James,
Sir
nounced
here
today.
The
refer-.commented
"Well
what
are
going
to
you
!
endum
will
decide
between
Con-
and
do
about
it?"
enquired
the
pub-responsible
i
federation
with
Canada
government.
Commerce
Chamber
Backs
Flood
Relief
Mention
was
made
at
last
TVinrsriav
s
vnti
PlimiliatCd
a
"-",
"
"
back
Sir
James'
promise
third
choice,
continuation
of
the
came
.11
T
A
rj.-.itnrhfMnb'
hob
rivers.
night's
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupcrt
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
the
participation
of
the
present
form
of
commission
.
.
..i
!
III
till
I.,
t-L
ItULlH
"
'
1
government,
DUt
am
not
give
-
",u.
ttn.
nivo
whh
atp
affected
to
a
less
de-
....
.
.
K,.
ho
fl.wul
f:it.astriinne.
feiumu"
F'
''
f
STARTS
THURSDAY
us
a
little
neip
in
construction.
v"
.
,
...?
...
mi
rimwf
relief
camoaten.
The
know
that
tneir
cruises
win
uv
-
-
and
oUu
r
And
Prince
Ru-
president,
secretary
TIP
FOR
DISHWASHERS
well
patronized.
majority
required.
Definite
announcement
of
the
date
of
the
second
vote
is
expected
late
next
week.
-
j
.
.
...
i
.
in
nm
inrup
1.1
ill
I
im.
iiuuai
burned
iooci
ana
wasn
as
uauai,
"j
-
RATE
INCREASE
Father's
Day
Juno
2(1
ISPROTESTED
?r
j
of
it
f
f7-.
A
Nice
Selection
A
new
increase
in
coastal
steamship
freight
rates
to
be
put
"NEW
FLORAL
ACCENT
intoeffect
on
June
11
Is
being
protested
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Excep
1
ATIIKU'S
DAY
CARDS
Now
on
Display
at
tion
is
being
taken
to
the
shortness
of
notice
'of
the
increase.
The
freight
rates
committee
was
authorized
last
night
to
draw
up
"
"
a
case
on
behalf
of
the
Chamber
in
the
matter.
This
is
to
be
!r3ia
V2
r
in
Vancouver
by
tomorrow
when
there
will
be
a
meeting
of
a
joint
committee
representing
Cham
bers
of
Commerce
and
other
FOR
SUMMER
BRIDE
bodies
with
representatives
of
the
shipping
companies.
iJjlnnisiniiilfil
ioni
STEWART
MAN
OCEAN
VIEW
IS
DROWNED
Adolph
Ceoar,
GO-year
old
employee
of
the
public
works
de-mrt.mnnt.
lost,
his
life
bv
acci
dental
drowning
at
Stewart
last
Fridav
morninu.
according
to
advice
received
at
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
vniJR
BEST
EATING
PLACE
.m:ltSE
MWU
I
P
to
11
a.m.
BANQUET
82
AMD
PM"181
Ibroaop
CAFt
HOTEL
(Formerly
Knox)
A
Quiet,
lMcasant
Place
to
Live
COMFMiTEI-Y
RENOVATED
Rooms
Urdpcoratcd
(spring-Filled
Mattresses
New
Management
Proprietor,
TOM
PKSUT
THONE
71
I
p-v
E,.:
-fc--
j
police
here.
He
was
working
on
wharf
repair
and
fell
Into
the
water.
His
body
was
recovered
one
hour
later.
Cedar's
wife
re
sides
at
Stewart.
TO?
QUALITY
SHINGLES
BY
SIDNEY
They're
Outline
Durokl,
with
a
super-n
I
u
rated
felt
base
heavily
coated
with
specially
cured
asphalt
.
.
.
will
not
lift,
curl
or
crack.
Colorful
slate
granules,
firmly
imbedded,
give
permanent
beauty
and
protection.
APPLIED
BY
APPROVED
SPECIALISTS
Top'
quality
asphalt
shingles
are
not
enough.
They
should
be
applied
by
experts.
Sidney
approved
applicators
hav
years
of
experience
and
a
wealth
of
technical
"know
how."
They
must
nice
,
Sidney's
.
high
specifications.
Ask
for
Genuine
Duroid
Shingles
with
approved
application.
'
B.C.
Group
Guides
Alchohol
Education
VANCOUVER.
XPi
British
Columbia
now
has
a
consultative
council
on
alcohol
education.
It
consists
of
10
leaders
in
social
welfare,
crime
prevention
and
education,
with
Liquor
Commis
While
Amann
lillics
entwined
with
sle
phanolis
and
ivy
leaves
form
Hie
lovely
bridal
bouquet
for
the
1918
summer
bride.
Added
comfort,
loo,
is
obtained
by
replacing
the
traditional
veil
Willi
a
lily
of
the
valley
halo,
tied
in
back
with
white
satin
bow
and
si
reamers.
Stronger
floral
note
this
year
is
repeated
by
the
newest
bridal
gown,
of
while
pique
built
off
the
shoulders
and
embroidered
with
small
white
flowers
of
seed
pearls
(above).
Crisps
and
cool
in
pale
green
organdy,
the
summer
bridesmaid
carries
a
matching
bouquet
of
Amazon
lillics
and
variegated
ivy.
For
bridesmaids
too,
the
hat
is
replaced
with
a
more
flattering
hair
adornment
like
this
Clel'J.).
Bride
and
bridesmaid
shown
are
prominent
Chicago
debs
who
modelled
newest
bridal
fashions
and
flowers.
at
a
recent
society
benefit
for
American
Aid
to
France.
sion
W.
F.
Kennedy
and
Educa
ipptw
r;PFFP
I
RRI
tion
Minister
W.
T,
Stralth
as
advisers.
The
education
program
Made,
only
by
j
is
not
a
temperance
movement,
but
an
effort
to
put
before
the
BUILDERS
AND
public
problems
of
excessive
drinking,
Its
toll
on
the
Indi
tio
TT-
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Dr.
G.
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senior
psychiatrist
of
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Floor
Sanding
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Vancouver
General
Hospital,
is
chairman
of
the
council.
There
are
four
women
members
experts
in
education
and
social
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work.
Phone
RED
561