Prince
Rupert
Dail
News
'Holiday,
January
21,
VJj2
cinn.n
C
I
N
V
M
A
THF
INTFRN
ATtON
At.
OF
CANADA
Alberta
Oil
Boom
Differs
Horace
WOKING.
Ei.iiia:
d
V.o.;
.
i
..
.;.
than
42
ytars
of
set
I.ONDOM
T
coach
built
lor
oi
London
la
1
ma::'Ied
for
at
Tlie
historic
the
Lord
Mayor
57
Ls
being
dis-overhaul.
The
after
more
service
m
the
t
n
i
s
Surrey
i
i
nave
been
ron-'abu'.,rv
ol
t--".
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I
coach
is
t
a
tii
-ted
h
Ijeved
to
hare
become
r!iy
rot
Britain
'
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F
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"
'
ffiilPECT
MENAND
Navy
Ready
To
Protect
Ship
Lanes
(mild
Sprin;
Into
A
linn
(in
21
Hours
Nolire
If
ar
should
come
a:ain
the
N-ivy
i.'Ui:
not
be
caught
una-waie
but
wutikl
be
well
prepared
t
t.ve
a
soon
account
of
Itself
$.,
-.;:u::tsvi
l's
primary
function
ei
r.f.teo;.r.s
the
snipping
lanes
.
.:
:
:.
-a.;e
officer,
trade,
a,.i,i.-t
(Mir.y
attack,
Cdr.
R.
D.
K
:
a.
i
a:..-....i
Savy.
E:quimalt,
js.uresl
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
an
tfKT
luncheon
ad-c:
t-iU
rdav.
H;s
sub'ict.
Seaborne
Trade
uml
tlse
N.ivy."
Cdr,
Barrett
i.i-l'.iiu'
d
the
ivm
ol
tile
organization
of
r..ivai
control
of
sbippniK
nirn
!';.it;i
s...
h
vital
part
in
Hi.c
of
war
and
which,
with
a
IZJ
ON
TIIK
SAME
VS
H
I
m
me
wm
M
m,;,:l
,M,M:,r
MARLON
BRANDO
TERESA
WRIGHt7$
XJ
l
inborn
The
Men
j
,.,y
Cmt
One
Showing
Only
Thurs.
;:,".
W..;
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h
liTJ
at
8:30
p.m.
j
"""
liff
.
j
Great
Storewide
Specials
,
turn
Company,
put
it.
I
There
was
no
iid
scrateiiwi::
!
ior
leases,
or
trying
to
r,h
an
acre
or
two,
or
sinking
as
nur.v
wells
as
you
could
get
on
yon.
land
and
running
them
wia.
open.
j
"But
stand
back
and
look
at
it
as
a
whole,"
Sandiin
say
ol
'th'
Canadian
development,
"an.i
us
the
bige.it
boom
in
yeas.-,
maybe
in
the
history
of
tne
u,;
indu..try."
The
bo'.m
started
Feb.
13.
?a:
w
n
e
n
Imperial
Oil
Limited
brought
in
its
Leduc
discover',
well
In
the
central
Alberta
plains
This
was
at
a
time
when
Canada's
one
ma;or
lieid.
tie
Taffiw
Valley,
was
f?r
past
n
pr.nie
and
when
all
Jljrth
America
was
keenly
conscious
o;
t.-.
nerd
for
a
tremendous
new
iy.:
supply.
In
four
years
the
txom
boo.,
tea
Canada's
proven
oil
reserv.
from
aiouiid
40.000.
WO
t.,
in):,
than
J.OOO.Ot-0
000
barrel.-.
It
.
a-.
tiiese
big
discoveries
in
tru..
time:
Ledac,
Woodoend.
Reo
svatrf.
Golden
Spike.
Bon
A
-coru.
WniieiiiaJ.
Suimmo.-,.
iw,
mandviiie,
Lxee.sior
t
btoa-
,
Plain.
TtxanJ
who
travelled
:;t
lacks
i:cilenicnt
f
Texas
j
at
May
lie
IHseer
I
HOUSTON.
Texas
tAP
-
A
n'.oloijist
ith
a
.ense
of
humor
:f.k
a
map
of
the
United
States,
drew
Vxo
natron
lines
from
the
Texas
Panhand.e
to
Calgary.
Aita
.
and
labelled
it
"Texan.'
CVrrid.
i.'
'.
'
He
was
playfully
spoofing
the
luimh'di.
of
Texans
headed
foi
ine
biugest
oil
boom
in
years,
hi
tern
Canada.
I"s
a
tremendous
boom
but
totally
c.fferent
from
the
wild
scenes
ol
the
big
ones
in
Texas
1
Texas
Burger,
Ranger
and
,-ven
Snyder,
near'
of
the
vast
.S.'
rry
county
find.
You
m;.-.s
the
explosion
of
the
t.
ter
the
va.tnejs
of
the
cici,
i-i
tut'
ay
a.r:n
aitct-;.!-..
vi-f-pn-s.rtont
of
the
Wood-Si
y
Oil
Company
and
president
:l
'i.i-
,'.'"-t-i':i
Prairie
Exp.oiti-
51
nisi
MEN'S
WEAR
boys'
WEAR
"
HVl!
A
I
AMIII
S
I
I.WI
ItH
TIU.A
Ii:i
r
Reserved
Seal
TickeU
must
be
picked
up
bt
fn-
j
p,n,
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'
II
If
I
A!)',;;
THE
"DADDY"
OF
ALL
SALES
J
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
:
AIL
SKATS
KISIItMK
klllllllBIKiail"IRaiai!3IBlkiBCtlib.
ol
2joo,
was
today
rniLi
Into
operation
at
:
ady
t-.-
sp
idor"
to
CalK.-.'v.
en'.i
icVi
hours'
notice
to
its
ant
sh:p-
Lively
Comedy
Hollywood
Wife
"
lii-urt
t
'elit-tW
i
t
ting
8
lli.ltij
ij
s
e
!0
with
a
ro
hi.ipid
,
hand
'1;
1
1;
:
..(,
'
i
.'
'..
;
is
;
'Hie
tit;
tlinw
111
ETfY
J''!
fA
PAmr-T
iand,
says
-.tnoi.n.
f.K
..-i
pr;-t
ttrng
mercii
t''$&Jr'
"The
people
are
opcn-Kamtf
i
.,
W&
12f7r.
Ystr-.lk
i"ake
you
wo:come-
Th''y
mh.KS
of
the
new
the
'
:
-
-
XX
-
i
declared
t'.i'.i
-
Ai.tt-
I'-.
4iliAc?;
''r
cou"lry
acveiopea
urn
c.Xj.-
Cdr.
Barrett
'he
i-
7
A
iffiaUfe."-,"
ui-y
ie
reaay
10
meet
lortlgil
,,,,i,v
1
j'.nldins
the
il.
cap
captal
tal
more
more
tnaii
than
haifwa.'
halfway."
vcs'3.s
,..,
i-h
wi!!
be
required
iiyii,ii
Much
Much
of
of
the
tiie
vast
vast
area
area
in
m
Can-
to
,
end,,
..,,.
'
Mil'
rd-
k-Y
lttlij
j
their
menace
should
i
ii
(1
!,
sj.
lii'i
qui.
executive
COiieeil.i
I
(etWWCTW
I
ada
u"der
under
development
ilfvelopmei.t
is
is
leased
leased
.
...
,
Fied
Mm
ray,
Dorothy
Mc-Gui'c
tind
Howard
Keel
are
a
sti
llai
'trio
provKhr.j;
an
t
n
-dance
of
laughs,
action
a.
id
excitement
In
an
hilarious
comedy
'..rann,
C.ili.iA.iy
Went
Tha!-,
,..;,
'
.U'.icli
is
sleiW'tnt;
at
the
1.)
r:
'1
In
ai
i
l
this
Friday
and
Saturday
ni'UHs
K-el
'plays
a
ctastuunrd
service
like
that
of
the
United
States.
He
thought
such
was
hardly
w
an
anted
due
to
the
tremendous
ex.en.v
s.n
'i
the
job
was
already
being
earned
out
to
considerable
extent
by
other
agencies
such
as
Kova!
Canadian
Mmint'-.l
Police.
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
the
navy
.tse'f
and
oilier
luter.ci's.
President
Marc
(.ioriiie.y
v,as
in
the
chair
and
theie
was
a
good
attendance
of
Gyro
member'-
with
I.!
J
L
LanitlKiiii.
RCN,
C.;)t.
J.
Kougham
and
O
A
Bell
as
guests.
Next
weeks
Gyro
speaker
will
be
George
G.
Vincent
ot
the
public
illations
department
of
Al-mn
rum
Co.
oi
Canada,
fr
m
K
d
i
ill
M;
lio.iljle
role
a
Hollywood
hombre
M
il
11,
Out-Singing...Out-Dancing...
?V.
Out-ShininoII
In
an
u.ti-i
es'.iim
discourse,
interpolated
with
humorous
asides
,i!:m
appri.pnatv
anecdotes,
many
i
i
m
hi.-,
own
experience
as
a
naval
officer
in
command
of
co.
vettes
during
World
War
II
and
in
chasing
Chinese
pirates
i:
-he
Orient.
Cdr.
Barrett
traced
the
devi
liipment.
oi
navies
from
;l.
car..'';.;
days
of
history.
Water
i.
i.i
the
start
had
been
the
easl-
'.
and
ch'-apest
method
of
.;!
t.
A,
trading
vessels
.
'
.
i
!:.t
i.f.
id.
piracy
de-v.
1
j
J
i?.!..l
n'.i
.tti-
oi
psoti-ction
mm
T1
Vancouver.
111
nf?YFi-s
'
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7
.
1
i-'
NOTTINGHAM.
Knghuid
-
Just
married.
R.iiialil
Sim'n
and
Margaret
Fletcher
were
photo-fc.aphed
ip
a
local
cemetery
Smi'h
said
the
idea
was
to
sym-
6S?i
I
MIJ
Canada
from
the
government.
A
million
.acres
is
hardly
more
than
two
iiviip-i
blocie.t
off
on
a
map
et
the
country.
lli.it
alone
ii.
ikes
this
boo";
diltciri.t
from
the
turbulent
discoveries
in
Texat.
where
leas
wai
a
frantic
prize
and
acreage
as
small.
Diilimg
for
oil
in
Canada
isn't
"much
different
than
tnP.ii,;
!
Texas
or
ai:y
oiicr
plaoe.
Saiio-hn
says.
For
the
extreme
',!
w.-ath.i
operators
"wintrie
'
equipment.
Thus
means
bininri.
entlasures
at
the
top
il
,he
i
for
the
operators,
or
u
in;
ste
'
heat.
They
do
this
in
the
cub
.-tares,
too,
like
the
Dakota..
Colorado
and
Wyoming.
A
rig
worker
can
be
r.vr.
somfortabie
in
Canada
tu.n
ir
Wes;
Texas
in
the
w.n'er.
Sandhn
said
lack
of
r
f;:ier:
and
pipelines
will
retard
bn
won't
.stop
deve!opnt'!it
ol
!!:
.
basin
of
oil.
'These
fame
defuriciic-s
sn:
t.
ncouniered
in
the
U.S..
'
;;e
r.
nnnded.
And
hiji
tbty
are
i-Kni,
Si.ndlin
ar.d
o'.t,,-r
oil
nt.
l
cx
pect
Canada
to
produce
a
mac:!
o.l
zt
the
United
Stat
es.
ta"e
vow
"till
toll"
the
man
death
U)
vs
part
CACTOON
-
NEWS
Evening
show
7
-
9
i
13
Sal.
Matinees
2
-
1:13
Kinqs
Plate
.rur
w
and
Vlf
TOKIA
f:r.;i)AY
:..
Chileoun
8
p
in.
TUESDAY
ss.
Caniosun
12
noon
fc
:!,
STUVAHT
AMI
I'OKT
SIMPSON
'i'ivi..ry.
Ca'-in'.'jn.
1!
p.m.
Hlt
NOKTII
(l
I
UN
CIIAKI.OTTK
I
M.AMiS
February
1
s-.
Chili'olin
midnight
Kilt
SOI'TII
IJl'UKN
(
II
Mil
Ol
TH
ISLANDS
ss.
C'hik'otin
January
26
ntANK
J.
SKINM
It
Prince
Kups.it
Asent
Ihlrd
Aveivae
phore
563
,
i
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!,
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i
I
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d
It
became
appanr.t
as
lime
I'.ct
t
u.'i
that
si
f-arnied
trading
:;.!(..
c.
u!d
iioi
i
any
tiie
weight
).'
i
ll
ti-
r.i!iied
for
their
p:
-r-K
.
'
from
attack
mi
systems
i
f
ci
nvy
with
accompany
-i;
ot
t'
ii
e
vessel,;
wvre
devi
J
il
As
i
a
ly
as
1337
dues
cre
!
.'d
liii'aiii
upon
merchant.
of
Mich
protection.
:
I
l
M
K
O.N
SKA
i.
.tay
Canada
was
tremen-n
-i.i
ly
di
peml,
nt
iqion
seaborne
trade
Ix.th
fur
her
imports
and
exports
and.
should
war
some,
ill!.-,
Iracie
would
have
to
be
instantly
protected.
It
was
the
primary
function
of
the
tiavy
to
merchant
vessels
and
.
;
:
of
communication
-itt
to
,
c.ttatte
in
actual
i..t
Cami'ta's
part
to
the
''-
ii
A;
t.t.th-
iieaty
Organla-,
'
.
,
s
e
.
';rt
vessels
which
1
"
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rJT
Seagram's
urc
t
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1952
Eighty-one
minutes
cf
fast
tun.
1
-
-
-
-
Thi
odvertisemf
nt
is
not
published
of
displayed
by
the
liquof-
Control
Bcord
or
by
th
Government
of
Britiih
Columbia.
A
picture
as
crazy
as
its
title!
Fred
Dorothy
MacHURRAY-McGUIRE
Howard
KEEL
k
XU.M'i
avai.able.
if
needed,
to
As
Always
c
.ill
all
d
vessels
against
i'tack
ol
enemy.
Plans
were
peif.
cted
whereby
that
pro-
r.
i
!
be
set
up
effectively
n
24
hours.
r.
Barrett
described
many
of
.
.
..t;
:;is,
and
details
of
well-
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Ij
:
l
d
I
...
PCES
EFFECT.VE
,
SMCMhy
If
'"
vi
nines
7
-
S
p.m.
s
(
TI
II
SIM
:
It1!!!
Ill
Cl!TMrt
I
II
l
WWII
nil
iu.a!ion
that,
was
re
Dibb
Printing
Co.
TOTeK
Friday
I
u?z),
rev,
I
to
V
concsaoy,
rCD.
O
:
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,
?
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i
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h
o
p
conven-
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M'Jr
S
I
"cntly,
comfort-
k
fy
8
if
Y
4"
Pv
t
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B
t
jCJO
eco-omfcolly
''
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,
lS
8
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W
f
for
ALL
J
your
ft
if
1
D.-.
E-?!fd's
?
-food
require-
1,
V
I
U
ments
of
'
i
2
tins
for
Mm
4
Ovcrwoiteo
'..
quited
in
providing
and
making
t
l
convoys
such
as
routing,
tim-u:u
and
protection
all
of
which
ri
'
.;!!
ated
training.
Under
(".nviiy.
there
was
complete
con-It
o!
of
shipping
which
could
be
provit.
d
if
ships
moved
''"tat"
units
Offering
to
answeF
questions.
Cdr,
Barrett
was
asked
what
he
thought
of
Canada
having
a
STEAMkR
Prince
George
t
SAILS
FOH
Vancouver
anil
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
it
H
i',
pin.
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KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
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LuXu'y
at
Low
Cost
For
K'
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I
Tcmato
Soup
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2
tins
for
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2
dozen
for
SC
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