fluiem
MOCf
ror
cemetery.
pallbearers
were
as-
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday.
January
6,
1951
25
YEARS
AGO
JANUARY
6,
1926
.
jp
,1
remioh
Murphy
jsociates
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
I
where
deceased
worked
for
the
Ugh
Mass
for
Jeremiah
Joseph
past
(ew
years
They
were
Ar
Ottawa
Is
Concerned
Courage
and
Preparedness
Lota
I
Junior
Chamber
Ex-
hoi-ted
by
Regional
President
phy.
wno
passeu
away
janu-
thur
Cartwright.
Henry
John
llSSWri"
On.
Alfred
Blr
stock,
Ralph
Olllles
and
George
Blackwood
on
riJge
By
Eosley
Blackwood
Hon
by
Rpv.
Fattier
O
P.
Mo-
-
jfitprnU'ni
waa1,
in
rairvirw
macuunma.
Willi
a
partial
seuve,
competitive
bidding
sometimes
gets
mighty
ticklish.
After
Mr.
Champion
opem-d
today's
hand
with
one
heart,
Mr.
Dale
could
not
he
.said
to
have
a
typical
"book"
overcall.
But
the
old
boy
i.s
not
one
to
sit
idly
by
while
his
opponents
sneak
out
with
a
game.
He
took
a
chance
on
a
bad
FRLASER
&
PAYNE
LADIES'
COAT
SPECIAL
War
or
'No
War,
Defence
Costs
Are
Rounding
OTTAWA
A
chilling
fear
of
prospects
in
Asia
and
in
Europe
'
is
spreading
over
Capital
Hill.
The
temperature
had
been
dropping
for
some
weeks,
took
a
fiiplVn..
...1
-
atonies
returned
from
the
.secret
conference
of
North
-
I
luntic
powers
In
Brussels.
It
will
be
reflected
In
another
very
substantial
Increase
in
an.1
acceleration
of
the
Canadian
defence
program.
The
new
appropriations
may
well
be
double
the
1950
rate
of
s.......
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r
i
Zfm4.
"ITg
fif
1
tB
BORN
JAN.
1,
1849
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Mclnnis
of
Perth,
Ont.,
celebrated
her
102nd
birthday
New
Year's
Day.
She
said
life
Is
too
good
to
her
to
think
about
dying.
(CP
PHOTO)
FOR
SATURDAY
Mart
AC
I
Mill!
,'iiuiiW
.spending,
or
50
above
the
ex-ipvent,d
up
Saturduy
evening
!;,
iblu".m
dollar,budeet
for
When
Fraser
S
feet
defeated
M.r-951-52
that
was
projected
prior
Cymont
Park
48
to
17.
to
the
Korean
defeat.
Size
of
the
appropriations
may
i
Herrln?
In
selnine
quantities
opportunity
were
recommendvd
;
last
ntpht.
in
thp
PrlnpA
Rnnrr
i
Jllnlfir
Chimlvi'
nt
Cnm
m
..tv,
e.
'
as
goals
for
1951
by
R.
J.
(Bob)
Innes,
regional
president
fo.'
British
Columbia.
Mr.
Innes
said
there
was
a
growing
security
-
mlndedness
among
people.
Some
people
were
even
going
so
far
as
con-
siderine
deDendence
a
virtu"
They
thought
they
ould
net
I
have
to
do
anything
about
help-!
ing
themselves
attain
security.
;
The
srwifllfpr
i1H
man
wr.c
:
iUim
in
thnnifi
t.nA
toitk
itn
1
asked
what
It
would
be
like
to
have
a
government
make
up
tru
minds
of
people
and
decide
what
they
should
have
faith
in.
.
"Security
should
be
sought
as
!a
ttvita,
not
as
an
escape,
Mr
nines
saia.
j-runcuiues
in
me
are
Inescapable.
Courage
In
meeting
them
gives
security,
he
said.
things
that
were
realized
more
j
soum,
ne
continued,
were,
me
construction
of
the
Columbia
ml
1
A
lUiln
i'ii'u
vulture
iwut
1
vn
uiivi
team
of
the
city
oil
wagon
received
a
bath
of
oil
this
mumln
;
when
the
wanon
buckled
whi:e
!
trying
to
back
Into
the
narrow,;
rough
city
hall
lane,
.spillin?.
some
of
the
200
gallons
of
crude
oil
over
them.
,
Ju.st
as
soon
as
it
is
possible
to
work
in
the
sprint;
a
eon-1
j
,nl
rat
'ir
U'UI
Yit
innl'illpH
flt
'
'
Homestake
Mining
nod
Develon-
I
nient
Company.
10
YEARS
AGO
JANL'ARV
fl,
191
1
The
junior
Basketball
League
flrf
Vinlf
nliv-rjff
ff.ninc
dt'tfl
are
wmortMl
to
have
anneared
in
La-edo
Sound.
Mrs.
Joseph
Bll
and
rtnufht":-Marion,
are
leaving
by
this
even-
Ing's
train
on
their
return
home
to
Usk
After
mvl""
spent
the
past
week
in
the
city.
Right
to
vote
In
Canada's
fed-
eral
elections
is
conferred
on
all
British
subjects
21
years
of
age
or
older
who
have
resided
In
Canada
for
12
months
prior
to
polling
day.
heretofore
planned.
If
this
view
prevails,
it
Is
not
expected
that
this
will
Involve
Canada
in
any
immediate
manpower
crisis.
Also,
It
is
not
expected
that
new
wartime
emergency
meas-
Herring
fishing
has
slowed
t
Mr-
Innes
said
reallv
import-down
ant
tnin8
were
happening
in
"
this
week
The
lne
rmiv
mly
ritch
catcn
,
Northern
British
Columbia
-
furwii'ttirl
en
f.
4
c
1
Art
tn
t
I
Cel
Gabardine,
Trench
Model
All
WooJ
detachable
lining"
Sizes'
12,
14.
16,
18
53950
"M
"
JUU
to"a
night
in
Helmeken
Inlet
on
j
in
the
south,
perhaps,
than
right
Princess
Royal
Island
in-
the
here
where
they
were
happen-central
sub-district.
Further
de-
inK-
Among
things
noted
in
the
ur
"own
or
oim-.auy
en-
1
dorsed
until
Mr.
St.
Laurent
returns
from
Britain
in
mid-January.
Behind
this
new
enlarged
expansion
is:
j
1.
The
Korean
defeat.
2.
Realization,
now
almost
complete,
that
the
Russians
an;
j
prepared
to
risk
all-out
war.
This
is
the
appreciation
of
the
events
of
the
past
three
weeks
'
I
which
was
shown
first
in
PreK
1
ident
Triuman's
"National
Emer-j
;
fiency"
.speech,
and
more
reecntly
'at
secret
discussions
of
the
North
Atlantic
powers
in
Brussels.
,
Up
until
the
Brussels
meeting,
j
Canadian
authorities
were
in-
dined
to
question
the
wisdom
of
I
the
U.S.
position.
Present
concensus
suggests
that
Canada
will
decide
that
tht-
present
emergency
Is
so
grave
as
to
warrant
a
defence
effort
tails
are
not
yet
known.
Scouts
I
in
the
northern
sub-district
arei
ST,
been
found.
They
.
h!!e!the
have
proposed
Aluminum
Com-
-0
w
the
We
COOSt,
mining
milling
develop-'"
UCVClop
I
fivo1
appar-
ently
left
the
area,
where
they
ll;.r-
were
so
cr.
r,l.,t
plentiful
Wt,
before
Christ
...
mas.
Tanker
Imperial
Vancouver.
Capt.
T.
R.
Trotter,
wtus
in
port
this
morning
with
petroleum
products
for
Imperial
Oil
RASER
PAYNE
T
i
igreativ
Dicker
than
anything
ures
will
be
required
i
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J
I
P
I
Hifuh
.try-
r7?i
i?'.
;s
when
he
bid
one
spade.
But
bad
a
the
loss
could
have
been,
the
change
of
its
happening
was
remote,
so
Mr.
Dale
was
riht
ln
mere.
8outh
dealer,
Neither
.side
vulnerable.
North-South,
60
part-score.
N.irlli
s
9
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Mrs,
kmt)
i
8
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5
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K
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5
3
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9
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weii
r:st
Mr.
Inlr
(Mr.
Mtrr)
810
1762
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8
3
H
9
6
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4
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7
fi
3
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8
4
2
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7
6
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j
Soul
ll
(Mr.
'himition
S
J
H
A
Uj
a
1
2
D
K
Q
5
C
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8
5
4
Ttw
blddlliK:
Soolll
Vc-t
4irlll
Kisl
1
H
IS
2
H
2S
Pass
Pass
3
H
All
1HHS
Had
Mr.
Dale
passed,
Mr.
Mas-
WU'd
haVe
been
abS'Utely
fixed
after
ft.
wr.
Mrs.
Keen
V
,
made
maH
hur
hT
normal
bid
of
two
hearts.
As
it
was,
he
was
very
glad
to
raise
hi
nnrr.npr's
snarle
hiri
Mrs
Keen
was
in
a
'quandary
concernlr)1.
her
spr,ond
bjfl
she
suspected
Mr.
Dale
might
not
be
ab,e
lo
make
twQ
spa(,eg
ftnd
j
sne
WM
rj?ht
But
,t
waj
to0
,
,
d
bl
The
-he
COuld
hope
for
by
passing
w.s
50
points.
On
the
other
hand
tf
her
partner
could
somehow
manage
to
make
three
hearts,
the
resulting
game
would
be
wrth
over
400
points
better
.tnan
g
to
1
In
favor
of
raising
the
hpart,
once
more.
Well,
nine
tricks
at
hearts
just
weren't
in
the
cards.
Mr.
Dale
opened
the
six
of
spades
and
Mr.
Masters
won
with
the
ace
and
returned
the
deuce
of
clubti.
Hffi&
i
fw
HU.'Uj.fVf
WlpJI
(general
J
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
P.O.
Box
928
Prince
Kupert,
B.C.
AT.
222
SF.CO.l
AVK.
Phnrmncy
ymk
m&L.
ment
and
Alaska
statehood.
"The
;
i
rest
of
British
Columbia
has
its!
eyes
on
this
country."
Mr.
Innes
spoke
of
Jaycees
as;
young
men
preparing
them-!
seves
for
opportunity.
liiways
aoiiieui.i.K
uo.ic
I
always
an
opportunity
to
do
something
about
It.
he
said.
"There
is
your
challenge,
and
tliere
is
your
opportunity,"
he
concluded.
Guests
at
the
meeting
last
night,were
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudder-
ham,
E.
T.
Applewhaite
MP.,
L.
M.
Felsenthal,
president
of
P
ince
Rupert.
Chamber
of
Com-
merce,
and
three
prospective
members,
Kaith
Dewitt,
William
Gordon
and
O
W.
(Slim
I
Charl
ton.
J.
C.
ACTIVITIES
President
Geoff
Hill
told
th?
meeting
Future
Citizens
Day
hart
been
a
great
success
and
added
I
there
were
oirtu
?
available
if
i
anyone
wanted
them.
The
pic
tures
were
passed
around
after
the
meeting.
He
said
it
was
about
time
the
chamber
got
tn
work
on
the
clean-up,
paint
uo
camt-aign
and
sutrfested
th
street
marker
p
oiect
be
contin-
iiort.
Ho
also
called
for
those
who
might
be
able
to
make
th;
-ov'ncinl
convention
at
Kam-
loons
In
Aoril.
Mavor
Ruriderham
1,hank1
h"
T1Vcres
or
their
invitation
to
dinne-
and
added
that
he
was
'niea'ed
to
meet
the
proviuciat
-rr',',"nt
He
Mr
inn0-
rm'rim
wre
to.
the
point
and
went
on
tsny
that
neonle
som?-t'lnes
nskcrt
tm
mnfh
from
th?)r
ovornmT'M.
fo
evor"lhln
i-i-eri
frr
would
rut
taxes
on:,
rYivnrr.tt.t'-p
man
we'e
a.'kpd
to
pet,
the'r
news
in
v
Mindavsat
the
latp't
for
the
TP.
i'
I
iit
'"n
p
o
mwnH
that
n
Jaycees
ask
the
citv
council
to
i
keep
pursuing
the
housln"
ma'.-
ih
p
orontnst
fiHiPPico.
The
motion
passed
with
no
dls-
The
TYinttpr
of
noise
npar
the
!
hospital
was
mentioned
b
Ar
thur
Williams.
It
was
refe-tPI
'v,
oi-t
ffiiri
pommiltpe
fa-
Inve''fatlnn
and
renort.
In
September
of
last
year
ordinary
expenditures
of
federal
government
departments
were
f.O
million
higher
than
for
the
same
month
of
1949.
T
FINE
PRINTING
I
t
...
i
feZL
I
i
r
b
rz
iti
r
err
i
rn
Declarer
played
low
and
Mr.
Dale
won
with
the
queen
and
followed
with
the
ace.
He
then
reached
his
partner's
hand
with
the
ace
of
diamonds
and
Mr.
Masters
led
a
third
round
of
clubs,
which
Mr.
Dale
ruffed,
That
was
all,
but
it
was
enough.
Did
you
say
Mr.
Dale
made
only
50
points
by
his
aggressive
bidding
tactics
.'
Don't
yuu
believe
It!
If
he
had
not
entered
the
bidding,
the
opponents
would
have
played
two
hearts
and
made
it,
finishing
out
their
game.
Actually,
Mr.
Dale
prevented
his
opponents
from
real
izing
a
profit
of
over
400
points.
Don't
you
think
that
is
an
accomplishment
worth
the
taking
of
some
risk?
0
Do
you
know
you
can
now
purchase
to-dny's
MBS
IIDRM.f)
to-day?
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