Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
February
1,
1951
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Negotiations
Progress'
tow
ards
a
power
and
i
j
aluminum
development
in
Brit-I
ish
Columbia
was
advanced
over
:
the
New
Year's
week-end
with
I
the
signing
of
an
agreement
be-j
tween
the
Provincial
Government
j
and
Aican,
says
an
official
statement
in
the
Aluminum
Company
WE
ARE
AN
Agreement
on
a
new
interna-1
second
cold
snap
of
the
scaauu.j
tional
halibut
fisheries
treaty
j
which
brought
welcome
snow
to'
now
depends
on
the
Canadian
j
the
skiing
grounds
and
ice
(o
thel
Government,
according;
to
George
skating
ponds,
has
faded
off
with
i
Anderson.
Deep
Sv-a
Fishermen
s
the
end
of
January
and
south-
!
Union
delegate,
who
returned
east
winds
have
brought
new
I
yesterday
from
the
Internationa!
gales
to
offshore
waters
and
the
j
Halibut
Fi:hermen's
Commission
threat
of
snow
and
rain
to
Prince
j
conference
board
session
in
Rupert.
Light
snow
w
as
falli:;
Seattle.
this
morning
after
the
mildest
I
Mi
Anderson
said
the
UnKed
nlBht.
in
over
a
week.
States
government
draft
for
a
Following
the
winter's
low
Stiifj,'
or
tanada
magazine
Alcan
Iiiaot.
Since
1948.
Alcan
has
bren
conducting
engineering
studies
to
Judgment
in
the
case
of
Clifford
Dahl.
charged
with
assau!'-Ing
Eric
Jackson,
was
reservi
u
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
this
morning.
Jackson
charged
that
Dahl
had
attacked
him
wli:ie
making
a
complaint
in
his
office
Dahl
told
the
court
he
had
.askrd
the
man
to
leave
the
office
several
times
and
had
finally
Uifd
force
to
eject
him.
The
altercation
early
Sunday
morning,
according
to
evidence,
arose
from
Dahl';;
refusal
to
send
a
car
M
help
Jackson
get
his
car
started
end
the
arrangements
between
the
British
Columbia
Government
and
Alcan
regarding
a
power
and
aluminum
development
took
a
f
tep
forward
when
a
statement
of
the
terms
and
con-diiions
uiiiier
which
the
p.a:.'
might
be
built
was
signed
by
Hi.-Honorable
E.
T.
Kenney.
MinisLr
of
Lands
and
Forests.
The
r.oxt
Robert
Joyce
Dies
In
South
Word
is
received
in
Prince
Rupert
of
the
death
yesterday
morning
of
Robert
H.
Joyce,
formerly
manager
of
Kelly-Douglas
Co.
Ltd.
here.
He
succumbed
to
la
heart
attack
in
hs
offce
"n
j
Vancouver.
Mr.
Joyce
was
a
salesman
at
;Kamloops
with
Kelly,
Douglas
before
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
to
take
over
managership
of
the
local
office
of
that
company,
rie
left
here
in
August
1949
for
Courtenay
where
the
branch
was
soon
closed
and
he
was
transferred
to
Vancouver.
'
,
While
in
Prince
Rupert,
Mr.
Joyce
made
many
friends.
He
is
survived
by
his
widow
and
three
children.
;
While
here
Mr.
Joyce
was
a
'member
of
ihe'Gyro
Club.
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ADAM
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'"4
Hollywood
Cafe
wouiu
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UvU,E
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w
new
treaiv
give
auuiuinj
to
the
'international
Halibut
Saturday
morning,
the
thermo-
Fisherres
Commission
to
stagger
meter
has
been-
gradually
-going
fishing
vessel
sailings
on
the
"P
and
last
night
it
was
barely
basis
of
a
plan
to
be
submitted
freezing.
determine
wnetner
potential
hy-dre
electric
sites
in
the
unsettled
areas
of
northern
British
Columbia
would
permit
the
economic
expansion
of
the
Canadian
Aluminum
industry
by
a
new
installation
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
Survevs.
estimated
to
cast
approximately
$1:000,000.
are
progressing
in
the
coastal
area
of
HATS
We
Specialize
in
DISHES
by
the
Boat
Owners
Association
.
and
the
unions.
The
plan
woald
any
area
(spit
season)
as
often
1
allow
a
limited
number
of
boats
as
the
commission
sees
fit
d.:r-
J
to
leave
port
at
one
time
in
o.der
ing
the
calendar
year
but
clues'
to
insure
a
constant
and
orderly
not
make
provision
for
staggar-tlow
of
fish
to
the
market,
Mr.
ing
sailings.
Anderson
said.
It
would
also
ex-
The
American-Canadian
con-!
tend
the
season
a
long
while
ference
boards,
'in
joint
session
rather
than
have
all
the
lish
at
Seattle,
stated
they
did
noi
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,y
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r
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rnrv
a
.
.
.
i
step
by
the
British
Columbia
Government
will
be
to
place
th"
agreement
before
the
legislature
at
the
approaching
session."
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WOKLDS
IARGFST
RETAILER
OF
MEN'S
HATS
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE-v
British
Columbia.
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FORMAL
AGKEEMENT
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Meanwhile,
negotiations
which
have
been
under
way
between
the
Government
and
Alcan
have
led
to
a
formal
agreement.
I
An
official
Company
release
said,
'
During
the
New
Year
week-
tor
Outside
Onlrrs
I'lloCTi
I'HONt
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caught
in
a
very
few
weeks.
want
any
change
in
the
treaty.
Want
Ads,
Sure
Results!
Canada's
suggested
cha.ises
unless
Canada
is
willing
to
ii
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7:30
P.M.
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M,
Want
Ads.
Sure
Results!
;
gives
the
commission
the
right
elude
the
staggered
sailing
S
to
open
and
close
the
season
in
clause.
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JOHN
H.
BUY
YOUR
drapes
NOW
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Week
Only
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Luxury
Steamer
OF
THE
NEWEST
OF
AL
'
It
s
coxl
to
have
all
the
Mines
Jf
On
rince
George
in
a
motor
car,
and
to
have
then
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tvtssilltv
1ST
-;C,
'J
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i
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j
found
anywhere
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else.
Safety-Sight
Instrument
Panel
Safer,
more
convenient,
more
tfTtcicnt
.
having
an
overhanging
tipper
crown
to
eliminate
rcflections'in
windshield
from
in-
Longer,
Lower,
Wider
Big-Car
Look
Brilliant
new
styling
.
.
.
featuring
entirely
new
grille,
parking
lights,
fender
moldings
and
rear-end
design
.
.
.
imparting
that
longer,
lower,
wider
big-car
look
which
sets
n
Cxlva
CjOOll
.YOU
CAN
GET
IT
At
BULGERS
y&'sT
&
Th't
exactly
what
you'll
have
M
'-rv.
you
buy
a
new
19U
Chevron'
Canada's
lrget
and
finest
lowrie
car
now
available
proved,
completely
automatic
transmission,
PoWEROLlDE!
Chevrolet
above
and
apart
from
all
other
motor
cars
in
its
field,
suuimnii
ugnu,
s-.ua
lower
edge
ot
panel
recessed
to
provide
a
safe,
convenient
location
for
control
knobs
.
.
.
with
plain,
easy-to-read
irv-truments
in
two
large
clusters
directly
in
front
of
driver.
sails
ran
Vancouver
ami
Intermediate
Tolls
Eoch
Thursdoy
x
at
1I:IS
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
veone:siiy
midnight
l
uxury
at
Low
Cost
Kor
Reservations
Write
or
Call
You'll
own
the
newest
car
for
'SI
rofrln'nirlv
new.
inside"
Even
Lovelier
Bodies
by
Fisher
With
new
and
even
more
strikingly
beautiful
lines,
contours
and
colors
.
.
.
with
extra
sturdy
Fisher
Unisteel
Construction
.
,
.
More
Powerful
Jcimbo-Drum
Brakes
(with
Dub
life
rivetfess
brnke
linings)
Largest
brakes
in
Chevrolet
history!
Iixtra-safe,
extra-smooth,
cxtra-durahle
.
.
.
with
i)it
.
.
.
w
ith
that
longer,
lower,
wider
"luxury
look"
that
stamp
as
the
most
beautiful
tar
in
its
fiejd.
You'll
ow
n
the
only
car
that
offers
you
your
choice
of
the
proved
no-shijl
driving,
itr
slattdard
driving,
at
lower
cost.
Aw
you
choose
a
Ptwi
RGUDF-equipped
Chevrolet
with
its
new
105
6'
engine,
you'll
enjoy
driving
ease
you've
never
dreamed
of.
Th
no
clutch
pedal!
You
simply
step
on
the
gas
to
go,
step
on
the
In
io
stop!
And
that's
all,
in
normal
driving!
Amazing
smooth'
saves
wear
on
driver
and
on
car!
A
...I
Ml
i,
.
.
CITY
OR
DtVOT
OFFICE
Curved
Windshield
and
Panoramic
Visibility
.,
.
the
smartest,
safest,
most
comfortable
edition
of
Chevrolet's
Famous
Bodies
by
Fisher.
both
brake
shots
on
each
wheel
scll-tncr-'
gizing
for
forward
and
reverse
operation
of
enr
.
.
.
providing
maximum
stopping-power
with
up
it
25
less
driver
effort.
Maybe
it's
Sterling
Silver
Tableware!
We
carry
many
patterns
Improved
Centre-Point
Steering
fond
Cenfie-Poinl
Design)
at
well
known'
prices
liliiii
Modern-Mode
Interiors
With
upholstery
and
appointments
of
outstanding
quality,
in
beautiful
two-tone
color
harmonies
.
,
.
with
an
even
more
attractive.
Makris
steering
even
osier,
at
low
speeds
and
while
parking
.
.
.
just
rs
Chevrolet''
you
ii
enjoy
an
t.nevroltt
s
many
advantages
at
extremely
low
cost
through
every
month
and
mile
of
ownership.
Come
in
ttxlay-see
and
drive
Canada's
large!
and
finest
low-price
car
.
.
,
and
you'll
understand
wiiy
more
people
buy
Chevrolet!
than
any
other
car.
Maybe
an
extra
perfect
tamous
I
nineil
Knee-Action
Glid.ng
Kiilo
is
comfortable
beyond
comparison
in
its
price
r
inc
.
.
.
additional
reasons
why
more
people
buy
Chtvr.
!:ts
than'
any
other
car.
steering
wheel
embodying
a
new
full-circle
horn
ring
(in
IX-Luxe
models)
.
.
.
and
with
extra
generous
head,
leg
and
elbow
room
for
driver
and
all
passengers.
'Optional
tin
De
Ijixt
miiJils
at
extra
cost,
a
.
ll
Engagement
Ring!
We
carry
only
perfect
stones
All
through
our
stock
you'll
find
the
finest
quality
'
MORE
CANADIANS
BUY
CHEVROLET
THAN
ANY
OTHER
CAR
Mnvinc,
Packing.
Crating
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Cuinprele,
Reliable
and
Effl-rtr.it
Service.
Also
Stents
lor
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
aU
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
f
STORAGE
LIMITED
'"ir:
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
B:.st.4910
Thones
60
and
Gl
MOTORS
rani
Corner
7th
and
3rd
Avenue
Prince
Rupert.
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