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News
Saturday,
December
1,
J
90
1
Sri
YOUTHFUL
HKltOINE
,
ANSONVILLK,
Out.
(CPl-lWe
Larlviere,
11,
saved
the
life
ol
her
nine-year-old
friend,
Ronald
Filiattault,
when
he
lell
through
the
ice
into
a
pool
of
water.
Ko.se
drained
him
out
and
with
oilier
children
wrapped
mm
up
warmly.
fcffej-
"Potion
with
r
p
Fca
Iron,
.
u
ipi
e
I
1
L
'
Uif;
;-
S.
WATERFRONT
-
WHIFFS
WALLACE'S
S
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Jj
Not
Just
Blankets?!
RANDOLI'lI
SCOTT
-
hAvin
..'.'
TODAY
7-9:00
inJ'FORT
WORTH"'
Monday
Motince
4:0fl
Ayres
Blankets
For
Sleeping
Comfort
Sundoy
Midnight
GENE
AURTKY
In
"RIDERS
IN
THE
SKY"
in
'BLONDiE
Htr
THEJACKPo!
First
Herring
of
Season
Landed
Panamanian
Ship
at
Watson
Island
New
Dry
Dock
Fire
Chief
First
of
this
season's
herring
were
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
by
the
packer
Hillside,
Capi.
II.
E.
Scott,
and
were
unloaded
at
Atlin
Fisheries
Ltd.
for
freezing-
and
at
Bacon
Fisheries
for
future
smoke
.
cure-
1
-V
.
It
p;..s
to
buy
pood
blankets.
Years
of
service
and
slet
ping
pleasure
niake
a
difference.
J
The
I'laee
lu
C;
I'm-
The
Iiramls
You
Know
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
5
Dick
POWELL
Ml
i1
WELCOME
to
Prince
Rupert
is
extended
Japanese
Capt.
Kunio
Mishima
by
Mayor
H.
F.
Glassey
on
arrival
of
the
grain
ship
Kiyokawa
Maru
last
Saturday.
Two
more
gram
ships
ure
due
to
arrive
next
month.
Tnriuv
the
New
Laural
CaDts.
ul
naiispoi.
""ai
near
Armour
HKtjaaariisa3asriiimiiQiiBB!:aaiiiiiB
Adolphe
1V1ENJ0
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
Salvage.
Skeena
r'iledriving
Co.
has
been
awarded
the
contract,
N.
A.
Beketov,
DOT
agent,
said
today.
F4oat
will
he
similar
in
s.ze
to
the
old
one,
now
demolished.
Same
freight
shed
and
gangway
will
be
used.
Alf
and
Jack
Ritchie,
also
came
in
with
a
small
load
of
herring,
packing
them
from
Kitkatla
Inlet,
where
the
Hillside
obtained
her
load.
Canadian
Fishing
Co.'s
Butedale
seiners
are
fishing
the
amea.
At
Port
Edward,
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.,
the
meal
plant
has
been
operating
all
week
as
"Anna
Lucasta"
Dramatic
Him
'Anna
Lucasta,"
orighally
a
On
tlit.
wm
p.,,.
"MAKE
MlE
u,
with
i
A
-iV
Mt
'
tY,
Wii'iHi
iTffMn.
i
miS
FINEST
OF
COOK'NG
ULS"!
OF
FOOD
MONDAY
ond
TUESDAY
tiORiB
day
frst
mow
each
niylit
7:00
U.st
conml.
ORDERS
IMKINK
I
nil
I
hi-
TOIIW
7-9:10
JANE
POWEI.l.
-
VK:
D.VKKEm
RICH,
YOUNG
AND
PRETTY"
;
company
packers
have
unloaded
.some
900
tons
of
first
season's
'
herring
from
Ogden
Channel,
j
Next
week,
officials
hope
.to
operate
the
plant
at
full
capacity.
Main
fleet
is
expected
in
I
Sunday
night.
BROADWAY
CAFE
suit
is
r
MONDAY
I
Jf
FE'M
'
An
&MKS
I'l
l
1(1'.
Eve.
Shows
A
7
-
9
p.m.
-Z
1
It's
worth
while
wearing
a
uniform
today.
Anyhow,
Canadian
troops
for
Germany
feci
that
way.
No
one
ever
thinks
oi
a
hammock.
God's
wrath!
The
idea!
It's
cabins,
aJid
fresh
bed
linen.
The
tough,
more
or
le.s.
prolane
mess
has
gone.
You
never,
never,
no
never,
hear
the
inquiry
"any
complaints"
from
an
oliiccr
pausing
at,
the
door.
Today,
troops
for
Germany
dine.
Thai's
the
word
for
it.
They
did
nothing
of
the
sort
fifty
years
ago.
Now.
they
scan
damtii
p.
tnlcd
menus.
There
ar?
waiters,
betimes!
Wallers
with
that
well
fed,
well
groomed
look,
liny
ciki
not
exist
in
the
old
days.
Now
it
would
seem,
private
soldiers
are
asked
if
thry
have
such
a
thing
as
a
preference
when
studying
dinner
or
luncheon.
Or
is
there
a
choice
of
music?
WOULD
YOU
LETYCliR
The
freighter
Falcon,
of
Panamanian
registry,
with
a
Greek
crew,
sailed
yesterday
morning
after
unloading
a
cargo
of
2260
long
tons
of
sulphur
at
Watson
Island.
Mi
BROTHER
MARRY
AN
1
16,
stage
pia
wha-U
created
great
j
dramatic
fulore
lliiougiiout
tile
i
world,
has
been
made
into
a
j
lusty
and
powerful
motion
pic-
;
ttire,
starring
I'auiette
Goddard
:
In
the
title
role
with
Hroderick
;
Crawford,
William
Bishop,
John
Ireland
and
Oscar
Homolka
co-i
starred.
;
'Ihe
play,
at
the
Totem
next
'
;
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wedne.s-
day,
is
concerned
with
a
beaut
i-i
ful
girl
with
whom
lite
deals
.harshly.
Forced
by
lur
father
to
leave
the
poverty-stricken
family,
.she
embarks
upon
a
miserable
existence
as
a
waitress
in
a
cheap
honky-tonk.
A
conniving
brother-in-law
hatches
up
:
a
scheme
to
part
a
fum.ly
friend
ilrom
$4000
by
having
Anna
,
marry
him.
But
the
lather
i.s
;
no,
s.ili.iii
d
willi
ihe
marriage
i
and
threatens
to
expose
the
:
girls'
past
il
she
does
not
Have.
She
departs
but
the
lnisOand
'
tind.s
her
and
tne
story
ends
sat-'
isiaclui
iiy.
"1.
main
an
unlovely
memo.y.
Boon.:
however,
one
found
ease
and
real
I
m
the
swing
ol
a
hammock
and
roll
of
ship,
but
not
in
the
brisk
notes
of
reveille
and
the
repeated
invitations
to
"show
a
leg."
Table
linen
and
china
could
be
i
landed
but
not
seen.
Plates
and
mugs
were
of
metal.
Ea.'h
member
of
mess
look
his
tur.i
j
I'erl.
rmiim
orderly
duties.
This
m.-ludid
packing
rations
and!
,
tilling
up.
There
were
no1
waiuus.
And
verily,
there
was,
no
music.
Lights
were
out
sharp,
at
a
certain
lime.
Sea-.ickness
attacked
about
everyone
for
a
wlulo.
Coo
youth
had
more
than
that,
for
he
went
over
the
side.
On
a
cold,
dark
afternoon,
oti
Newfoundland,
the
Sardinian
slowed
d
iwn.
the
contingent
p.naded.
and
hi
a
few
minute,
ihe
weighted
body
shot
into
the
ley
deep.
SI
11.1.
I
SING
STEAM
'lni-
mo..
I
powi-i'iui
lag
on
tin-cia.st,
the
"Sudbury"
is
still
u
steam
vessel,
uespue
the
lact
thai
very
lew
.ire
left.
Nearly
all
are
lilt"d
with
die.sel
engines.
The
Sudbury
was
lormerly
a
Navy
lorveile.
bsng
later
convened
I.)
towing
purposes.
Bile
is
rated
al
2,'M
hi.
-sepower.
Naval
architects
competed
a',
a
recent
seamanship
assembly
in
New
York.
Till;
pu.sed
a
series
of
dillicult
sit
nations
ana
emergencies.
Among
these
were:
Department
of
Transport
classes
for
ma.sten
of
vessels
under
150
ton.-s
opened
this
week
at
HM'CS
Chatham
with
38
entries
and
Harbor
Master
Capt.
William
Koughan
as
instructor.
John
Mcend,
a
fireman
with
the
city
department
for
the
past
nine
years,
worked
his
last
shift
at
the
fire
hall
last
night.
He
has
been
appointed
fire
chief
at
the
dry
dock,
announces
T.
J.
Boulter,
assistant
superintendent
of
the
dry
dock.
Mc
McLean
takes
the
position
vacant
since
the
death
of
the
late
K.
B.
Just
before
the
tun
of
llu
century,
Canada's
first
continue;.
I
overseas
cleared
from
Quebec
lor
Capetown,
'ihis
meant
thirty
days
sail.
The
Sardinian
was
an
ordinal
y
freighter.
Somewhat
hastily
sie
had
been
converted
into
a
makeshift
trooper
There
was
the
average
number
of
small
boats
and
approximately
a
thousand
souls
aboard.
Radio
was
unknown.
The
firsl
few
nights
in
a
hammock
n-
7
Tn
j
The
siioiU..
day
ol
Ihe
Jear
:
,
wul
miuii
he
rrc
-:u
l
it
.;
(lull
1
'
enough
already,
a.s
early
i.s
N.;:'i,
ii
Lie
hours
are
clouoy
or
wet.
!
now
tied
up
lor
Ihe
want
r
at
the
Seal
Cove
an
h..s.-
hnn'.v.r.
A
t.n-.plPlt-
..vi
dual
ol
engine
ana
1
structural
ii:.s.;pctn.n
is
herig
unic.taken
w;.U'
tiie
air
rait
is
out
ol
commission.
Work
is
expected
to
begin
Monday
on
the
new
Department
mm
w
is
a
sustaining
quality
in
children
Preserve
their
faith
in
your
ability
to
protect
them
against
TUBERCULOSIS.
Sucf
cutd
'74ac
CHRISTMAS
SEALS
joot'.soi
..J
uv
me
joiootirnist
Club
or
Pnncc
Rupert
Mn;i
vo'i'
returns
or
orders
for
stamos
to
IB
SEAL
COMMinEE
Eos
760,
Prince
Rupert
PACK
CAREFUU'
ADDRESS
COti:
ship
y
una
NOT
lAlfl
Thai
Dotembsi
I
December
tO
JO
PQINJS
IN:
Newfoundland
,
Muiitime
Provintc
Ontario
and
Quebec
December
II
Decsmbtr
13
what
to
do
when
a
man
is
swept
'
overt)
mrd
in
a
gale
at.
nigh'
.
iii.m
a
50-loot
.schooner
equip-;
ped
lu.-
oc(.n
racing:
what
to
do
with
the
mam
masl
snaps,
or
a
rudder
breaks:
hjw
to
guard
ai'.amst
explos.ons
and
fires
at
,
and
wnal
io
i.o
when
they
occur.
'
Tlv:
Davis
raft,
a
not
uncom-'
in
ii
lent
it.
l,
ii:i".n
waters,
is
lo.
iued
by
enilo.,ing
withir.
t
b.iiiui
.ticks
a
Hour
ol
lugs
formed
by
weaving
!:i:m
toaclluT
witii
wires.
Oilier
u
,s
are
placed
on
this
lloor
vvni-n
gradually
siibmeigi-s
until
iji;.-ie
is
a
float--ing
boom
of
lois
that
may
be
itry.vi.pr
.
l
tun
thirty
t)
lorly
l
et
Unck
and
ol
which
t-o-..niii
i
i.s
siuniPigcd,
The
wholi:
otom
is
tlr'n
bound
with
wire
to
Iring
ngiuiiy.
It
was
in
1J1I,
a
Lavs
rail
wa.s
to-.v
tl
by
the
tu
SI.
laiUi,
Mili-.-qui
r.ily
know
n
a.s
C.
D.
li.ooKs,
ii-om
Cumshewa
li.
let
In
the
Queeii
Chailolle
Islands
to
Vancouver.
Tins
took
a
month.
The
rait,
was
803
feet
.in;,
ughly
lit-t
wide,
with
a
in
Hy
lout
ilralt
and
consisting
:
jl
1.J,:t..LiJ
-t
board
measure.
BETTER
USED
CARS
Manitoba
Satltalchewon
and
Alherla
British
Columbia
Dftcf
mtMf
14
Dectmbcf
I)
NAVY
NEWS
Wrens
and
Tars
Enjoy
Weekly
Drill
Parades
:
Drill
nijht
at
HMCS
Chatham
is
'
Wednesla,vs
and
it's
a
busy
time
fls
Wrens
and
sailors
appear'for
two
hours
while
the
ship
puts
to
sea.
They
conic-!
aboard
or
go
ashore,
and
the
shrill
call
of
the
bosun's
I
pipe
is
heard
along
with
parade
commands
barked
hv
Petty
Officer
Bradley
-
I
There
are
also
classes
in
metal
1
cember
12.
Best
wishes
from
;
lathe
work,
ropes
and
knots.
!
Chatham.
seamanship
and
signals.
Work;
begins
at
2000
hours
and
secure
!
A
NEWS
...
is
piped
at
2200,
when
hands
fall
;
a
new
float
is
to
be
built
bv
I
in
for
evening
quarters,
and,
to
j
the
Department
nf
Transport
jthe
strains
of
"God
Save
the
Chatham.
Last
Tuesday
Uv:
Kmg,"
the
ensign
is
lowered.
'staff
had
a
busv
time
finding
!
On
dismissal,
sailors
and
temporary
wharfage
for
the
tug
Wren's
head
up
top
to
their
re-,
Marysvillc
as
the
old
float
wa
s
j.spective
messes
for
coffee
and
being
demolished.
Adequate
a
sandwich
where
talk
surrounds
wharfage
was
found
at
Armour
i
the
coming
ship's
dance,
De-
;
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.
!
cember
14.
,
'
:.
'n
'"Ml-'
s
'.-
K..
t
A
V
IN
VANCOUVKK
use
an
AUSTIN
U
DBIVE
rM-?llWSas:9l
C!IBI!rB8!Sl
I);
Lowol
Cost
per
lour,
TliC5.e
curs
are
older
models
but
they
are
in
qood
con'J;t;on
.
.
,
and
most
important
of
all
they
ore
priced
so
that
you
can
afford
to
buy.
1947
Austin
P
Sedan
1950
Prefect
Scdon
1948
International
Attention
Leqionnaire:
av,
-r
Mile
I"'
JrC.
its
a
wsm
ill!
r&
Liu.
Roller
skating
classes
at
the
drill
hall
are
active
and
Instructor
Bill
Kwok
now
has
one
of
h.s
pupils
dancing
on
skates.
Bflyview
6161
Broadway
a!
Oak
The
coast
will
soon
have
another
ol
the
growing
fleet
of
Johnson
Line
molorsiiips,
Ihe
Silver
Gate
having
been
launched
thii
in
wilt
h
at
Kiel,
in
Germany,
the
will
for
Canada
auoul
the
end
of
Lc.
-ember.
She
nas
iuu-
sister
ships.
They
are
passenger
-
cargo
crall.
19'2-uncts,
v.v-J
deadweight
tonnage,
and
luxury
accomodation
for
twelve
passengers.
Running
time
between
the
coast
and
iwetan
will
be
2t
elavs.
VANCOUVER
9.
B.C.
ncKup
in
very
The
annuol
Cltristmcs
fur
I
lie
cf
nbircn
(under
"r
yco-s)
of
members
of
t
Canadian
Legion
v.
Ii
:
held
in
the
Navy
Dt.ll
He
from
2
p.m.
to
5
p"1-'
Sundav,
Docctnhcr
16th.
A
I'l
liSONAES
.
.
.
1
Recently
arrived
at
Chatham
is
Able
Seaman
MacMillan
of
:
Vancouver.
He's
single,
likes
Rupert
and
fits
well
into
the
batching
picture
with
LS
Waddcll
and
AB
Hutchinson.
The
men
live
in
the
barracks
and
do
their
own
cooking.
qood
shape
A
NAVAL
CUSTOMS
.
.
.
Piping
the
captain
over
the
side:
In
the
days
of
sail
it
was
a
frequent
custom
to
hold
councils
of
war
when
at
sea
and
tiie
1938
1950
1948
1937
ardent
captain,
when
going
or
coming
AB
Kazimirchuk,
an
Ford
Coach
Austin
Sedan
with
radio
Thames
Van
Tcrroplane
for
good
Alter
enothc
r
busy
season
dur-
iiuiu
wit-
iiugAinp,
was
noi.swtu
in
or
out
in
a
bo'sun's
chair..
fisherman
with
a
near
zero
rec-
nrrt
looimc
Gi.n.l.i.,
nW.v.t
which
thousands
of
miles
flown
in
all
direction.)
Thla
Procedure
wa.s
regulated
bylwcie
Eso'uimalt
with
the
nrnmi.se
that
!
i
he'll
be
back.
1
i
P'I""B
01
tne
balswahi
or
Names
and
aqc
or
chiid'cn
must
.
regis!
crcd
by
December
3rd
cither
by
k'
name,
in
the
Lcqion
office
or
ly
phonn9
or
Black
609.
W.
J
WILLIAMS..
Secretary
Manager.
;
nis
maws
as
orders
m
noisi
or
Wedding
bells
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