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Kuperf
Daily
new-)
Tuesday,
November
13,
1951
cai
ediurui
nigmanaer
e
on
Embarkation
Leave
Trunk
of
Rupert
Man
Unclaimed
j
'
Canadian
National
Railways
Aged
Pension
j
Ruled
Taxable
OTTAWA
(CP)
Finance
Minister
Abbott
said
Monday
in
the
Commons
the
federal
old-age
pension
of
$40
a
month,
starting
;
January
1,
wul
be
subject
to
taxation.
He
told
George
Cruickshank
Her
Funeral
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVERUnder
Rebekah
Ledge
auspices,
funeral
took
place
here
this
afternoon
of
Mrs.
Julie
Hammond,
whose
death
occurred
last
week
in
Prince
Rupert
where
she
was
a'
pioneer
resident
and
prominent
Rebekah
memb'i.
Rev.
K.
j.
Love
of
the
United
Church
officiated
at
Simmons
&
McBride
Funeral
Chapel
;
and
Interment
followed
in
Ocean
,;,st
one
member
of
the
active
forces
took
the
Armistice
Day
proceedings
in
Prince
r
.Wearing
the
kilts
was
Cpl.
George
Yule,
son
n,l
Mrs.
Thomas
Yule,
who
is
home
on'
em
1
Profits
before
eaxes
earned
by
Canadian
industry
in
1950
were
$-,27C'
0Of,.0OO
more
than
in
1946.
Salaries,
wages
and
supplementary
labor
income
increased
during
the
same
period
by
$2,978,-000,000.
have
an
unclaimed
trunk
owned
by
E.
E.
F.
Prevost
of
Prince
Rupert
and
believe
he
may
have
got
the
wrong
trunk
by
mistake.
They
have
been
unable
to
locate
Mr.
Prevost.
,
,
.
t
r
i
last
week
reported
to
the
Van-;
couver
police,
loss
of
a
woman's
trunk
containing
$835
worth
of
i
clothing.
Owner
of
the
trunk
is
Miss
Bea
Thibodeau
of
Vancouver.
The
missing
clothing
in
cave
from
Montreal
before
sailin?
for
ir
Fire
Hits
Uranium
Producing
OTTAWA
fFire
has
Interrupted
the
production
of
highly
important
uranium
concentrates
at
the
Eldorado
Mining
and
Refining
project
at
Port
Radium,
Northwest
Territories.
W.
J.
Bennett,
president
of
Eldorado
Crown
Corporation,
got
the
news
by
radio
while
here
for
the
week-end.
He
said,
the
crushing
and
concentrating
mill
had
been
destroyed
by
fire
Friday.
He
will
need
to
make
an
in-tp'jction
to
determine
the
extent
of
damage
and
how
much
time
it
will
take
to
resume
pioduction
of
concentrates.
It
will
probably
'
!,,.
OTtU
-'...1!
T..:
.
,
.
.
.
5iv
wimi
tnc
vuiKuiiai
iji
igacie,
wnicn
if
rth
Atlantic
Com-
:
N''
cludes
a
$600
black
.seal
coat.
The
CNR,
according
to
the
Vancouver
press,
told
police
they
Telkwa
Church
Bazaar
Success
jn
wf:.,w-rii
curupr.
hi
Saturday
night's;
,.
here
for
three
j
vim?
Montreal,
Cpl.
View
Burial
Park.
The
remains
were
brought
here
by
the
widower,
W.
Stanley
Hammond.
,
(L-Fraser
Valley)
the
pension
will
be
regarded
'as
income
for
j
tax
purposes,
but
probably
few
of
the
pensioners
will
fall
within
the
income
tax
brackets.
The
pension
will
total
$480
for
j
a
single
person.
The
income
tax
exemption
lor
a
single
person
is
;
$1000.
.
f
'A1
TELKWA
A
very
successful
viu
guards
of
honor
fiii-th
Highlanders
r"
'
I,c,u
l"
wn
nun
wnirii
a
oazaar
was
snon-
of
with
the
visit
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
it.
News
classified.
W.A.
to
St.
Ste
sorea
by
oy
the
the
y'X'lh.
phen's
church.
The
highlight
of
the
evening
was
an
auction
with
Mr.
Priteh-
I
ii.)
menus
the
first
ji.
Yule.
Enlisting
;
iilleen,
he
served
I
diic
day
with
the
utji
Navy
in
World
aru
as
auctioneer,
assisted
bv
mm
,..,..
...i,
...
'
.
canon
c.
A.
H'ncr'L'fe
or
s.i,
OVE
RS
EAS
MAILING
replacement
value
of
the
building
and
contents
will
be
in
thers.
Chief
Items
were
a
ton
of
jcoal
and
a
load
of
wood.
I
The
fish
pond
afforded
much
fun
and
hilarity
for
the
small
fry
who
blew
up
their
Jet
bal
yi-ar
he
enlisted
in
:x
service
medals,
a
,,it
not
many
in
the
enjoy.
r
ll'i
NOT
too
eorlv
ta
think
about
overseas
mailing
General
Electric
$13
9-5
WITH
PUMP
,
SEE
THEM
TODAY
AT
NORTHERN
BX.
POWER
Co.,Ltd.
llesner
Block
Phone
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Prince
liunert.
B
C.
Stewart.
B
C.
CANADIAN
IN
"SOUTH
PACIFIC"
Calgary-born
John
McLaren
is
one
of
three
Canadians
in
the
London
production
of
the
Rogers
and
Ham-merstein
musical
hit
"South
Paciiic,"
which
has
opened
in
London's
famed
Drury
Lane
Theatre
Royal.
Other
Canadians
in
the
show
are
Ray
Buckingham
of
Ottawa
and
Bill
Nagy,
Hamilton.
J.ohn
McLaren
plays
one
of
the
four
male
leads
In
"South
Pacific"
opposite
Mary
Martin,
that
of
a
United
States
naval
officer,
William
Harbison.
(CP
PHOTO)
Noted
Canadian
Dies
TORONTO
Jamas
Henry
Gundy,
aged
71,
Toronto,
financier,
died
Friday.
He
was
chairman
cf
the
board
of
Wood,
Gundy
&
Co.
Ltd.
and
director
of
many
Canadian
companies.
the
vicinity
of
$500,000,
fully
covered
by
insurance.
Production
from
the
plant
goes
almost
exclusively
to
the
United
States
Atomic
Energy
Commission.
Eldorado
Is
one
of
the
world's
main
sources
of
the
raw
material
which
goes
into
the
manufacture
of
atomic
bombs.
Circumstances
of
the
fire
have
not
been
definitely
ascertained.
We
have
n
wonderful
stock
of
Gift
Wrappings
and
Christmas
Cards
n
y
Hop
I
Kitimat
loons
and
let
them
soar
amid
.shrieks
and
laughter.
Those
Assisting
were
Mrs.
Busslnger,
Mrs.
Thompson
and
Mrs.
Kerr
at
the
rummage
table;
Mrs.
Dando
and
Mrs.
Dockrill
at
the
fish
pond;
Mrs.
Mayer,
ral-fle
table;
Mrs.
Cunnln&ham
and
Mrs.
Bates,
home
cooking;
Mrs.-Paulson,
surprise
table,
Mrs.
Phillips
and
Mrs.
Bernt,
novelty
table;
and
Mrs.
Middle-ton,
Mrs.
Madigan,
apron
table;
Mrs.
Illnchllffe
and
Mr
a.
Thompson
the
kitchen.
Servi-teurs
were
Mrs.
Mahood,
Mrs.
Middleton
and
Mrs.
Paulson.
nrrnrtrrv
mirf
,ft
charlotte
Airlines
,i
..If
early
tills
morn-K.:;.;it
to
bring
back
an
nyn
for
hospitalization.
t:
.
miration
conditions,
!i'
si)
poor
today
that
v.n
of
the
man's
con-i
ollieials
said
this
-t
.in
Jeimyn
took
off
i.aii
after
a
radio-4
received
from
Tartj
di:
.'
Island
this
morn-,
jr
ntjet
could
not
.
be
A
radio
with
Kitimat.
I
Aged
Veteran
Banquet
Guest
A
guest
of
honor
at
the
Can
BASKETBALL
SHOES
2
Record
October
adian
Legion
banquet
was
Cap-j
tain
Mepham,
from
Vancouver,
l
who
brought
greetings
from
the
j
Legion
In
Vancouver.
Son
of
a
survivor
of
the
charge
of
Balaclava
in
the
Crimean
War,
and
I
himself
a
veteran
of
35
year
service
In
India,
Mvilta
and
i
Singapore,
Captain
Mepham
was
one
of
the
speakers.
His
age-is
81"
years.
For
MEN
tl
r
f
e
v
as
paid
In
fet
wningaoerg
appear-i
n
emu
here.
A
total
!
I
it
md
from
l!r8;
i
niiiied.
Fifty-one
'
c;i'
;s.
i
1
l
tin
uty
received
8
J
In
Is;
provin-$
i.
i.t
ti.i
$70
and
the
'
i
i
n
t
f
lined
$358.
::,
lor
preceding
A;
var
were
S2.000
and
(t
i
i
ii
i
during
1950.
4
'
i-'iifl
month
for
con-I
Ii
s
is
durlng'the
t
A
s
1940,
when
4
0
w.
is
paid
by
'
i
persons.
and
BOYS
Featuring
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1
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L
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j
s
mi
n
M
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1
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'.age
iiiiPK'
nssus
Early
Per-
T
7
4
1.
1
Uli
.a.
Hi..
Distilled,
Bottled
Blended
and
in
Scotland
?6S
or
boltlef
FASHION
footwear
a:..o
be
grown
by
b.it
tliey
take
ir.e
(lowers.
The
best
t
i'l
tin
e
is
Dec.
1,
uarv
Howers.
us
of
hyacinths
can
ai
water
in
special
(1
boih
bulbs
and
available
this
year
time
silica
the
war
s.
asses
support
the
f-
h
water,
into
"rjts
drrp.
It
takes
k
fr
the
roots
to
e.uk
place.
In
cool
Thin
advertisement
la
not
puuiinhert
;
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Ooverument
ol
I
British
Columbia.
i
or
ii
roues
III!
MM
I
.
'
f
i)
rrowih
begins,
ac-taanl
gradually
to
1
y
in
a
tem-In
degrees.
The
..1
no.
be
changed,
fipleiiLslK'a.
fc".v.
th
begins,
these
''Ve
all
the
light
you
They
should
be
ihi;o..s,
in
a
sun.
m
where
ventilation
"
and
t.-rnperatures
a.ianging
shelves
J
wmdow
on
which
-ii
ftiind.
an
attrac-s
made.
Vala
y
pips
can
be
is
of
moss
and
tW
l
to
o?
fllGISEL
L
LOOK
FOR
STANFIEID'S
MARK
OF
QUALITY
ll..
re
re's
no
no
sulislitu
Biilwlitiitc
t-
for
for
(jiialilv!
quality!
B
'JMBIMG
Slaiifield's
Undcrwcnr
has
lieen
first
choice
willi
Cunailiuii
f.iniilies
for
more
than
60
years.
It
kecpii
its
noftuens
llirougli
countless
,
.
.
i
-..I
..i'
..l.
Hundreds
of
everyday
uses
for
Nickel
have
lieen
developed
by
the
Nickel
industry
through
a
planned
program
of
research.
Today
a
large
share
of
Canada's
Nickel
production
is
leitig
diverted
from
peacetime
uses
into
channels
for
preparedness.
So
the
Nickel
mme
facilities,
greatly
expanded
over
die
past
decade,
are
again
being
operated
at
peak
capacity.
There
is
actually
more
Nickel
now
being
delivered
by
Canada
to
the
'free
world
than
in
any
peacetime
year.
'
t'riimrs,
Aenci'ngi,
hrn
irtiri
t'f
nwrhiitr
hl$
an
vj
nitkrl
allots
situ
lnHtlttr,
more
xirar-mntnitl.
wnsliiilgK
won
l
siiruiK,
i
iiiMii
nr
Ask
to
Bee
Sluiifn'ld8
I
mlerwcar.
It's
nlaile
in
separalo
aliii
u
ami
longs
or
j
end'
'WING
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fPt
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Box
274
Canadian
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comhimition
models
for
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wilder
wear.
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tlritrrs
ami
rfhtr
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uteri
to
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a
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,i
ii
u
t
strength,
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mid
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utth
unm
mum
uttJit.
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