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RED
4M
eied
by
shoals
and
rocks,
finally
came
to
anchor
off
the
bombed
headquarters
of
the
South
Koreans.
It
was
bright
moonlight.
The
village
was
still
buriiiiiR
lurluusly.
as
if
the
towering
volcanic
mountain
behind
it
had
erupted
and
poured
burning
lava
down
its
slopes.
To
the
north
could
be
seen
the
island
recently
occupied
by
the
enemy,
sprawled
across
the
horizon
ominously
dark
and
silent.
Commander
King
and
his
staff
officers
had
a
hurried
consultation
with
the
apprehensive
shore
commander
and
learned
the
positions
of
enemy
camps
and
their
small
boat
anchorages.
The
ship
promptly
moved
to
a
more
advantageous
position
and
announced
her
presence
with
her
4-inch
guns.
As
somebody
said.
"Just
to
let
everybody
in
the
area
know
that
the
navy
has
arrived
and
there's
Boing
to
be
no
more
nonsense."
'I
ne
destroyer
stood
by
tne
threatened
island
for
six
days.
With
each
new
inteUi;',enee
re-i
port
she
would
manoeuvre
in
to
bombard.
NEW
TASK
On
the
last
night,
the
task
was
a
new
one.
This
time
the
Athabaskan
was
to
embark
47
wounded
South
Koreans
fur-re
moval
to
the
southward
for
med-l
al
ireatment.
During
this
operation
HMCS
Cayuga
-
iCom-
mander
James
Plomer,
or
Saint
John
and
Victoria
i
joined
tu
stand
guard
while
Athabaskan
took
the
wounded
on
board,
'Ine
ship's
medical
officer,
Surgeon
Lieut.
C.
A.
West
of
Toronto,
and
his
medical
assLst-I
ant.
Petty
Ol
fleer
M.
B.
Lavoic
Victoria,
had
to
prepare
iacll-,
Hies
lor
the
passengers
during
the
18
hour
trip
to
the
south.
Four
seamen
and
stewards
were'
hurriedly
turned
into
medical
assistants
to
help
out
Ldg.
Sea.
H.
Jupp
of
Victoria,
Lgd.
Sea.
I
Kooert
Johnson
of
Calgary.
Ldg.!
Sea
G.
J.
Brown
of
Turonto
and
AB
S.
J.
Beech
of
Toronto.
This
team
worked
24-hour
shifts
to
prepare
accommodation
for
the
wounded
and,
when
they
arrived,
to
make
them
as
comfortable
as
possible.
Although
living
quarters
in
a
destroyer
in
war
service
are
crowded
at
the
best
of
times,
the
seamen
willingly
evacuated
most
of
their
messdeck-s
to
make
room
for
the
wounded.
They
even
entertained
the
suffering
Koreans
wi'-h
songs
and
by
the
time
the
ship
reached
Inchon,
the
Canadian
sailors
and
their
guests
had
worked
up
a
few
hymns
in
international
four-part
harmony.
After
this
six-day
operation,
it
turned
out
to
be
.something
of
relief
for
the
Athabaskan
s
crew
to
get
back
to
the
mun-
dane
job
ol
carrier
screenin
It
meant
a
return
to
regular
watchkecping
duty,
with
expec-
tation
oi
a
reasonable
amount
of
rest.
While
they
had
been
on
inshore
prowl,
every
niyht
had
been
spent
continuously
at
action
stations,
witn
maybe
a
cou-i
pie
of
hours
iitful
sleep
in
the
shelter
of
a
pun
turret.
The
hammocks
seemed
truly
luxar-
lous
after
that.
Pfppmaots
t.
Si
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most
R.
modern
find
efficient
machines
and
procedures.
Only
the
most
killed
and
highly
trahred
workmen
can
be
used
w
ho
are
in
great
demand
and
command
higher
Shan
average
rates
of
pay.
FORESTATION
In
reforestation,
natural
seed-
is
most
.successful
and
most
economical.
This
method
is
used
Columbia
Cellulose
in
its
operations
near
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace.
This
is
done
by
leaving
uncut
mature
timber
adjacent
to
the
cutover
lands,
from
which
seeds
will
be
scattered
by
the
wind
in
the
fall,
to
reappear
as
seedlings
in
the
following
spring.
By
seeding
in
new
forests
to
replace
the
timber
removed,
a
continued
supply
of
growing
trees
is
assured.
Although
the
new
crops
needs
60
to
100
years
a
crow,
the
existing
forest
is
large
enough
to
provide
timber
from
the
old
growth
while
new;
timber
matures.
By
far
the
greatest
enemy
to
forests
is
fire
and
man
can
be
justly
charged
with
being
the
worst
offender.
A
carelessly
thrown
cigarette
or
lighted
match,
sparks
from
engine
ex-
hausts.
trash
fires,
sparks
from
mill
smokestacks
or
waste
burn-
ers,
friction
of
a
cable
running
'
over
a
dry
fallen
log,
have
in
the
past,
destroyed
untold
wealth
in
burning
timber.
FIRE
In
protection
from
fire,
most
important
step
is
to
stop
fires
which
are
burning
and
the
government
Forest
Service
end
loggers
use
every
resource
at
man's
command
in
fighting
this
enemy.
Second
most
important
measure
in
forest
protection
is
education
and
publicity.
Although
the
people
of
British
Columbia
live
on
the
very
edge
of
the
for-
est,
few
realize
the
importance
of
forests
to
their
own
personal
economy.
This
publicity,
there-foie.
is
directed
to
man's
self-interest
as
well
as
to
his
civic
responsibility.
yerty
and
southerly
direction
alon
i
the
westerly,
northerly
and
caster.
v
boundaries
of
said
watershed
of
Ne.
cleetsoonnay
River
to
the
northerly
boundary
of
Indian
Reserve
No.
1
(Bella
Coolat;
thence
westerly
and
southerly
along
the
northerly
and
westerly
boundaries
of
said
IndlHii
Reserve
No.
1
to
the
south-east
cor
ner
of
Lot
125.
being
a
point
on
the
hih
water
mark
on
the
ritfht
bank
of
aforesaid
Necleetsconnay
River:
thence
In
a
general
westerly
direction
alont;
the
said
httth
water
mark
on
the
riijht
bank
of
Neeleetsconnav
River
and
the
northerly
hih
water
mark
of
North
Bentlnck
Arm
to
the
aforesaid
most
westerly
corner
of
Lot
'Ah2.
beln4
the
point
(if
com-
mencement.
exciudinK
thereout
Lot
448."
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LTD.
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2ath.
1051.
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submissions
in
respect
to
the
j
above
application
must
be
in
writing.
I
Not
lesa
than
sixty
days
after
the
date
of
.first
publication
of
this
j
'"Notice
of
Application"
in
the
Brlt-
lsh
Columbia
Gazette,
the
Minister
j
of
Lands
and
Forests
may
make
final
disposal
of
the
application
and.
therefore,
to
insure
consideration.
I
submissions
should
be
received
by
the
Deputy
Minister
nf
Forests
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GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
(Section
21
1
NOTICE
OP
APPLICATION
FOR
CONSENT
TO
TRANSFER
OP
BEER
LICENCE
NOTICE
Is
hi-rphy
tlvpn
that
on
the
3rd
flay
of
l-e-mlM-r
npxt.
the
un-Ocrsitfiicti
tnti-ntl5;
to
apply
to
the
,
'
'
transfer
of
Be.-r
i.k-eiiw
number
'
11270.
lssord
In
respect
of
premises
heini;
part
of
n
buildiim
Known
as
Savoy
Hotel,
situate
at
618
Frasor
Street.
In
the
CHy
of
Prllire
Rupert,
111
the
Province
nf
Iirilish
Columbia.
"I0h
the
lands
Oesrnbetl
as
Lots
II.
,2-
,3-
14
IS-
Bliiek
3:!.
Section
1-
t
oy
of
Prlnee
Rupert.
Map
mim-
ber
23.
Prlnee
Rupert
Land
HeRls
-
r"lll'iu
woti.
in
tne
rrovmre
or
Brm'11
Columbia,
from
Willis
I
Woods
tu
Hart
Investments
Ltrl
.
of
126
.Standard
Buildlne,.
610
West
MaMiues
Street.
Vancouver,
British
Columbia,
the
transferee.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
British
'
OIUIUOHI
this
fith
day
of
November,
!
A
I),
last
HART
INVESTMENTS
LTD.
Applicant
and
1-ransferee.
By:
Max
Osten.
Esq
.
421!
Standard
Building.
Vancouver.
B.C.
Its
Solicitor.
(279c)
'lOKI
ST
ACT"
(Section
331
NOTICE
OF
APPLICATION
FOR
FOREST
MAN
AGKMKNT
LICENCE
In
j
Rnnfie
3.
Coast
Land
District,
and
situated
north
of
Bella
Coola.
B.C.
Take
notice
that
the
Allison
Logging
Co.
Ltd.
has
Bpplied
for
a
Forest
Management
Licence
coverlnR
lands
held
by
the
applicant
together
with
certain
lands
not
already
alienated
within
the
following
areas:
''Commencing
at
the
most
westerly
corner
of
Lot
252,
Range
3.
Coast
Land
District,
being
a
point
on
the
northcrly
hlM
water
mark
of
North
Ilcntinck
Arm
ia",i,3
""'"ft
the
northerly
bounrtarir
of
Lota
aS'i
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FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
One
Stevens
12-
!
gauge
shotgun
new.
Rear
23(1
1
8th
Ave.
West
after
6
pin.
1
283
15
'
!
FOR
SALE
Cream
enamel
"Enterprise''
wick
burner.
Phone
Black
611.
132
bth
Ave.
West.
1
2S3p
i
FOR
SALE
German
Shepp-.ird
pup.
Male.
10
weeks
old.
!47
West
3:d.
(rear.i
i27lJ
FOR
SALE
One
six-year-old
Jersey
eow
and
one
four-year-old
part
Jersey:
one
bull
and
one
heifer
calf,
.six
months
old
Charlie
Richmond.
South
Hazelton.
(281p
FOR
PAT
F
Windehnrwr
heavy-
duty
0
volt
generator,
tail
assembly
and
propeilor.
Excellent
condition.
Box
244,
Daily
news.
(281
pi
FOR
SALE-40-
troller
"Mvrtle
V.'
Phone
Green
9')8.
I281-.H
FOR
SALE
Easv
v
ashing
machine,
detachable
m
a
nttel
ironer.
bedroom
suite,
kitchen
range
oil
burner.
Winnipe-;
couch,
leather
chairs,
grandfather
clock.
wah
tubs.
142
5th
East.
jMOp
BOYS'
and
girls'
sweaters
and
ski
pants
Boys'
pullover
V-neclt
sweaters,
nttraetive
shades,
all
sices,
$1.75.
Also
bovs'
and
girls'
ski
pants
at
reasonable
prices.
11.
C.
Clo'h-
,
iers.
Third
Ave.
'tti
FOR
RALE
Fa
wept
t
oil
heater,
(food
condition.
l!etP
232.
(280
pi
FOR
QUICK
SALE
-
Easv
washing
machine,
baby
Fri-ddaire.
Must
leave
town
bv
Sun
iav.
b(.i8
9th
Ave.
W7.
(28U'i
FOR
RENI
Licht
housekecpiiv;
room.
221
5th
Ka-t.
2a4."
FOR
A
NEW
HERTZ
U-Drive
phone
530.
Bus
Terminal.
2nd
and
2ut.
i2S3p
FOU
KP:.Vr
Oeneral
Eleetric
floor
poiisliers.
"S!
oer
(lav.
l'hone
Blue
8!'2.
Pacific
Elee.
trie.
tf)
U-DRIVE
CR.S.
Phone
41.
j
711
Grenville
Court.
tU'l
i
FOR
RENT
Room
t,:
share,
Red
471.
itf
i
FOR
RENT
Donble
slee;
.n
room,
close
m.
Bl.ie
433.
(230i
WANTED
TO
KENT
j
QUIET
gentleman
will
pay
stood
j
rent
for
sleepins
room
in
pri-
vate
home
centrally
located.
:
Box
246.
Dailv
Nc-w.-i.
(281p
i
WANTED
TO
RENT
Two
room
I
cabin
or
suite.
$10.00
reward,
i
Phone
or
call
Frizsell's
Motors.
!
(279pi
j
WANTED
TO
RENT
Small
suite
bv
wotkina
couple.
Box
242.
Daily
News.
i279p
WANTED
For
4
or
5
months,
t
by
government
employee,
fur-
I
lll.ioeu
n"USC
Ul
.-iuiiu.
t.
m-u-
rooms
Rent
no
object.
Box
237,
Daily
News.
I279pi
REAL
ESTATE
Immediate
Possession
WANTED
TO
BUY
4-
or
5-ROOM
HOUSE
'
Cull
Green
400
or
G.
WOODSIDE
Columbia
Cellulose
281c
FOR
SALE
four
room
house,
eenlraliv
located.
Phone
57.
G.
P.
TINKER
&
CO.
LTD.
(tf
)
FOR
SALE
Industrial
lots
and
,4U.
block
17,
Section
Next
Imperial
Machine
Works.
Lots
are
cleared
and
tilled
Anniv
Standard
Machine
1
Shoo
(H)
I
rOK
SALE
2
lots,
corner
(it
Sip
Ave.
and
f
llllon.
All
Clear
-
I'd
reariu
tn
hniltl
tin
Rnit.ohlp
I
lor
apartments,
store
or
residence.
I
Phone
Blue
900.
(283c
I
LOST
ANI
I-'Ol'ND
LOST
.
Purebred
Labrador
Pup
4
months
old
No.
6
tattoo
inside
right
ear
$5.00
Reward
Phone
Blue
881
279p
LOST
Man's
brown
leather
wallet.
Finder
please
keep
money
and
return
wallet
and
papers
to
the
Daily
News.
(284pl
LOST
From
218
Cth
Ave.
East,
greyish
mixture,
part
Persian
cat,
family
pet.
Would
appreciate
any
information.
Phone
Blue
712.
I279pi
Ft'R
REPAIRS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
!
MIDLAND
PINES
closes
November
2G,
until
further
notice.
1
230
u
i
6t.
Peters
Fa::
Bazaar,
Nu-
"ember
29.
Catholic
card
party,
Nov.
29.
The
semi-annual
general
meeting
of
the
PaciUr
C0.13L
Fishermen's
Mutual
Marine
Insurance
Co.
will
be
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
on
Friday,
November
30,
at
10
a.m.
Ail
vessel
owners
are
ured
to
attend.
1
279c-1
U.F.A.W.U.
W.A.
will
hold
a
dance
November
30.
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Dancine
10-2.
Job's
Dnuehters
S"ofeh
d'.tne,
Friday.
November
30,
Armories,
i
Lutheran
Fish
Dinner.
Dec.
1.
Salvation
Army
Home
League
sale
and
tea,
Dec.
.
5,
Salvation
Army
Hall.
United
Chinch
W
A.
Fall
Ba-
eaar,
Dec.
6.
Pre-Xma.s
dane(
Chatham
Drill
Hall,
Dee.
Jl.
U
NKRAI.
NOTICE
READ
In
the
city,
Sunday.
November
25.
1951.
Ernest
Frederick
Read,
aue
72
years,
ol
515
3rd
Ave.
W,
Rev.
Canon
Busii
S.
Prockter
will
conduct
services
at
Grenville
Court
chapel
at
2:30
p.m.
Friday.
November
30.
Interment
to
follow
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
B.
C.
Und'-rtakers
in
charge
of
arrangements.
illt-i
BIRTH
NOTICE
ABERCROMB1E
Born
to
M;'.j
and
Mrs.
Cliff
Abercrombie,
in
j
the
Prince
Rupert
General
lies-
i
pita),
o::
TiiurUy,
JJowmb-r
s
22.
a
son.
o
lbs.,
j.
brother
for
'
Helen.
dtp1;
PERSONAL
WE
DO
gold
.slampin
on
Ciiri.
t.-niiLs
cards,
wjllrt.s
und
louu-tain
pens,
etc.
24-h::ur
,
crvii'e.
McKap
Bras.
Ltd..
ph
me
fi.
(270:-)
,
M.il.F.
HKI.l"
WANT
I!
II
41
HELP
WANTED
Experience:!
!
butcher.
Aoply
at
Shearctown'i.
!
1
280:-1
WANTED
1
sheet
met
il
w.:rker.
Thorn
Sheet
Me
ai.
Block
88i.
(
234c
'
iVANTL'D
Reh.'b'p
man
as
Raw-ielnh
Deaicr.
Exnerience
not
necessary.
A
fine
oni)oituni:v
where
Rawleith
Prodn"ts
have!
been
sold
for
vears.
Wrii?
Raw-
h-isih's
Dept.
WG-J-1C6-163.
Win.iiae.
HELP
WANTED,
MALE-FEMALE
BOYS
OR
GIRLS-Onenings
for
boys
or
girls
on
Dally
News
routes
in
various
parts
of
city.
Apply
at
office.
Special
bonuses
for
good
.srrvice.
tf
SITTATPONS
WANTED
RELIABLE
Mother
will
babv
Bit,
hoard,
or
mind
daily,
children
for
working
mothers.
Seal
Cove.
Box
243,
Dailv
News.
(280?)
FOR
S
ALE
CHRISTMAS
SPECIAL
We
are
offering
as
a
CHRISTMAS
SPECIAL
THREE
AND
FOUR
DRAWER
CHESTS
also
MR
&
MRS
The
porliM-t
(rift,
for
the
home.
Place
your
order
now
merchandise
to
be
delivered
before
Christmas.
This
offer
good
only
tnilil
December
15th
CHRISTIE'S
WOODBILT
PRODUCTS
Phone
Blue
720
or
Blue
964
(285c)
FOR
SALE
Office
adding
ma-McRae
chine
and
stand.
Bros.
(279c)
FURNITURE
for
Sale
Bedroom
rugs,
radios,
chest
of
drawers
airtight
heaters,
chestcrlicld
neds
complete,
cribs,
etc.
Low
est
possible
prices.
B.
C.
Fur
nlture
Co.
Third
Ave.
(If)
NATIONAL
Machinery
Co.
Limited.
Distributors
for:
Mininj,
Sawmill.
Logging
and
Contractors'
Equipment.
Enquiries
invited.
Granville
Island,
Vancouver
1,
B.C.
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
in
good
condition,
new
beaver
table
saw
and
Oraftma.sler
band
saw,
lawn
mower,
baby's
sleigh.
baby
buggy,
card
table.
1345
Piggotl.
Place.
NEWS
ADS
get
RESUL
-FLOOR
SANDING-
Rent
a
Sander
...
or
have
your
floors
sanded
by
experts
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
i
1
215
1st
Avenue
wcm
P.O.
Bus
151
Phone
909
F-
Baptone
Basic
Toners
In
1
0
deep
base
colors
that
make
modern
decorative
color
schemes
easy
to
obtain
Thompson
Hardware
CaUj
I
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"
VHICI-l!
fTMEWE
--THAT
now
WHY
ACE
irVPESSONi
CAMT
'le-
LOOK-i
BtTTtC?
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-you
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TOO
CAREFUL,
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UP
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light
5
w
7-7
1
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V
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unci
io
T,ne
wesw?ny
oounaary
oi
:
Lot
511;
thence
northerly
to
the
i
north-west
enrnrr
of
said
Lot
511;
j
thence
easterly
aimiff
the
northerly
j
boundaries
of
Lota
511
and
124
to
j
the
internal
angle
corner
of
sid
Lot'
i'2'4:
t
hence
northerly
to
the
south-
west
corner
of
Lot
32;
thence
west
to:
Dfputv
Minister
of
Forests,
Department
ol
Lands
and
Forests.
Purl
lament
Buildings,
Victoria.
B.C.
IN29.D6.
13.20)
erly
to
the
south-west
corner
of
Lot
G13
ITL.
12090
P;
thenre
due
west
to
the
westerly
boundary
of
the
watershed
of
Necleetsmnmiy
Rtver;
thenre
in
a
renerul
northerly,
efist-
EXPERT
fur
repairs
and
remodelling.
Fast
service
and
low
cast.
Fowlie
&
Rultle
Ltd.
Phone
522.
(tf)
Tf
you
want
to
sell
U,
advertise