V
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Nev3
Tuesday,
February
27.
1951
6
more
points
while
scoring
13
themselves.
Metlakatla
used
7
men,
Simpson
11.
The
score
tit
the
end
of
the
first
half
was
Metlakatla
20,
Simpson
23.
Starting
the
second
half.
tlakatla
eball
i
WHY
THE
BLOCKADE
i
Continued
from
page
1)
if
3
Simpson
put
on
a
fast
pace
and
Simps""
YPEA
Pays
;,n(
Honors
Divided
College
Obtains
Survey
of
West
WINNIPEG
P
A
copy
of
thj
Palli.ser
Report-
the
record
of
an
8
-'.
kutla
scored
15
and,
at
the
end
of
the
third
ncrlod.
the
score
ental
nations
when
the
present
war
cloud
blows
over?
But
we
might
consider
the
volume
of
extra
sailing
required
In
carry
ing
cn
our
trade
with
the
Orient.
'
early
scientific
expedition
to
Western
Canada
in
I8a7
-
nan
i
Thus
we
will
refer
again
to
Mr.
(been
bought-for
the
University
!
(,f
Mniit.tih:i
IhmnPh
mi
Mnmni
Mott
and
his
550
boats
that
cast
anchor
in
his
port
on
the
Frast-r.
,
,.,.,.,.,.
fmM,
rrin,
Ca,
ihn
:
"
V
:vr'
f
i
.
;
,
It
is
generally
considered
that
1.AKATI.A.
Two
.
Port
Wa.i
Metlakata
41,
Simpson
39.
H1
YPEA
basketball
teams
The
play
gained
momentum
and
tj
Metlakatla
last
week-
was
retting
rougher
during
pi.
visitinK
intermediates
this
period.
P.
Oreen,
Simpson
i
first
game
over
Metia-
player,
was
banished
with
5
per-
54-44
and,
In
the
main
sonals.
Fouls
were
called
with
pTKA
was
defeated
by
monotonous
regularity.
Metla-
tia
54-47.
The
building
katla
played
a
steady
game.
Port
jrked
with
spectators.
jSlmpyon
made
22
field
goals
and
the
intermediate
feuine,
made
3
free
throws
out
of
il
D
.i.'ibbed
an
early
lead
attempts.
Metlakatla
made
21
lury
held
throughout.
At
field
uuls
and
12
free
throws
4
ul
the
Inst
period
Simp-
out
of
19
attempts.
Nineteen
.s
on
top
with
the
'score
personals
went
against
Simp-
n
the
second
period,
Met-
son.
11
against
Metlakatla.
,,,
...,
.slow
...
In
I
ri11,,,.
rnullnu
..
,..,
.
.
;Palli.er
In
1857
was
sent
by
tlie
Br
itish
government
with
a
party
of
scienUsts
to
.
ilf
terrain
e
whether
the
wv.sl
could
be
setlh'd
and
a
railway
built
lo
the
Pacific.
The
rr-i:ort
cr.:st.i'.iu
t!i
r;i'.l
Prince
Rupert
is
two
days
sailing
nearer
Oriental
points
than
i.s
Vancouver.
Therefore,
a
ship
making
a
round
trip
over
to
an
Oriental
port
and
back
to
Vancouver
tails
four
oViys
extra.
KiiA.
it-L
.sunn-one
take
a
ueilL'li
r
i
through
tlie;
of
passes
and
fiinire
it
out
fust
as
lo
how
s"lv,y
i.oiiuh
Canadian
Rockies.
many
years
of
dtii
sailing
was
.sl;el
managed
to
cut
i.
lead
to
12
points,
37-
I
bird
per
iod
found
Mct,-t
li;'lileoiiiK
up
in
defence
je
lead
wius
ton
great
to
an-
althouKh
tlicy
cut
il
icuuy
nyan
nan
a
neia
aay
by
running
up
a
wore
of
19
points.
High
.scorer
for
the
losers
was
George
Kelly
with
15.
Individual
scores:
Metlukathi
Teddy
Ryan
19,
Bill
Lea.sk
17,
C.
Nelson,
C.
Iask
9,
J.
Wilson
5,
R.
Nelson
2,
T.
done
oy
Mr.
mous
3m
douis
that
sailed
up
the
Fraser.
And,
what
of
the
415
crossing
of
the
Pacific
that
were
made
in
193-1,
and
the
20
crossings
to
be
made
'
'
"
1
i
..!'
business
powers
of
our
own
country?"
While
this
was
back
In
the
ancient
thirties,
yet
that,
perpetual
silence
of
Prince
Hupcrl'a
harbor
and
all
its
faeiliiics
h:i.s
S1
4
fco
11
points.
i
with
wheat
in
the
month
of
'January,
and
the
extra
sailing
F.
Auckland
2.
Total
n
personals
were
Wilson,
ii
that
is;
renuired
to
carrv
on
the
remained
cmwn
through
the
54.
,i
against
Simpson,
10
Metlakatla.
A.
MaeKuy
Simpson
A.
San
key
1,
C.
Price.
B.
Bryant
10.
K.
Huuhes.
Ani.sbed
with
5
persons
i
mail''
2
free
throws
o.
Kelly
15,
H.
Hu.ss
2,
P.
Oreen
?
10
;dleni)ls.
Metlakatla
4,
w.
Spence,
D.
Ryan,
J.
Bry-j(,
out
of
17
Hies.
Chester
at
2,
A.
MacKay
13.
Total
47.
p
-I
Alvin
Ira.sk
were
ref-(
J
Lawson,
Simpson,
and
O.
D.
I
1
Ryan,
Metlakatla,
were
referees.
,
main
event,
YPEA
of
j.
s
Hyan
of
Metlakatla
wis
a:
made
a
bin
bid
In
the
timekeeper,
and
Miss
S.
Ryan,
tude
with
Japan
that
Mr.
Her-
years.
On
November
6
last,
bert
has
referred
to,
as
well
as
George
Murray,
sometimes
re-tr.e
300,000
Ion'?
tons
of
wheat
l'erred
to
as
the
burly
mcmb.'r
that
is
going
to
India.
of
the
Cariboo,
being
interview-
While
these
hundreds
of
ocean
ed
in
Prince
Rupert
by
the
Daily
liners
are
.sailing
tiieir
hundreds,
News,
referred
lo
the
large
grain
if
not
thousands,
of
extra
miles
elevator
with
no
grain,
the
large
to
pile
up
in
the
harbor
of
Van-
shipbuilding
plant
with
no
.ship:!,
couver
and
wait
their
turn
to
the
great
harbor
with
its
port
take
a
berth,
or
thread
their
way
facilities,
should
be
handling
up
the
south
arm
of
the
Fraser
ocean
going
vessels
all
the
time,
to
the
Royal
City,
let
us
turn!
Mr.
Murray
referred
to
Prince
our
attention
to
our
port,
or;
Rupert's
strategic
position
in
what
should
be
our
port,
on
the
relation
to
development
of
in-northern
Pacific.
Apart
from
'
ternational
trade
and
commerce,
i
iiki
y
scoring
n
pouiis
Metlakatla,
scorer.
CA:VA1;IAN
&KATEH
-
Toronto'
s
I3cv
Iliscov,
19,
vas
one
of
three
young
Canadians
unsuccessfully
coiimrtihg
for
the
women's
world
figure-skating
title
in
Milan,
Italy.
Others
were
Canadian
strike
champion
Suzanne
Morrow
and
runner-up
Vevi
Smith,
SEEKS
WORLD
CltOWN
:
Vevi
Smith,
18-year-old
Toronto
.skuU-r,
who
placed
M'Cund
tu
the
Canmluiii
women's
senior
figure
skating
championship
in
Vancouver
this
winter,
was
one
of
three
Canadians'
s
ck'iig
the
women's,
world
crown
in
Milan,
II
illy.
The
other
two,
both
from
Toronto,
wire
Susanne
Morrow
and
Betty
lliscox,
(CP
I'liOlO)
Metlakatlas
13.
In
the
Light
refreshments
were
serv-
4
staiia.
Metlakatla
was
ed
following
the
game
and
danc-
delence
and
managed
to
n(,
followed.
botn
of
Toronto.
(CP
PHOTO)
visitors
uown
u
omy
'the
period
of
occupation
by
the
a
position
that
had
been
tifikcn
ml
Burns
I
ake
-
Thousand
at
Ski
Meeting
DANES
AND
GRrllKS
1
COPENHAGEN
(CP)
-
A
school
to
accommodate
425
children
In
a'
Greek
village
will
be
built,
with
the
proceeds
of
a
fund
to
which'
125,000
Danish
child,
en
are
mak-f
Ing
weekly
contributions.
The
objective
of
$19,500
is
expected
io'
be
reached
by
the
end
of
April.'
Eileen
G.
Laos,
first
Junior
ladies'
cross
country.
Senior
jumping
contest
was
taken
by
Jon
Greene,
of
Wells,
with
J.
Lapadat
and
Jorge
.1
Uahle,
both
of
Smithers
conTing
second
and
third.
.Green
outpointed
the
Smithers
skicis
in
r"iTY-
Council
:
10
&
APPLIANCE
UES
&
SERVICE
i
CAS
AND
El
l
(
IRIC
KANfil'S
I'lionr
Dlue
!!-;
.CIFIC
ELtCTRJC
of
Hays
Cove
Circle
and
leading
to
the
Hays
Creek
bridec,
and
expenditure
of
$323.50
for
c.itv's
share
of
sidewalk
flanking
T.i-.U'm
Theatre.
Authorised
rock
drilled
r.n
shot
at
lute
-section
of
Stiles
Place
and
Third
Street,
providing
owner
removes
rock.
American
army
on
the
occasion
,
advantage
oi
by
the
Americans
or
the
Pearl
Harbor
episode,
in-'during
World
War
II,
but
It
ail
sofar
as
trans-Pacific
com-
apparently
is
as
still
as
the
merce
is
concerned,
Prince
Ru-,
bosom
of
a
millpond.
pert
with
its
fine
harbor,
with
j
Thus,
so
far
as
overseas
corn-all
its
port
facilities,
has
been
merce
is
concerned.
Prince
Ku-bottled
up
as
tight
as
a
brewery-
pert
is
under
a
watertight
block-man
would
cork
his
ale.
I
ade,
while
Canada
is
held
down
W.
J.
Alder,
then
commis-!
as
a
one-eyed
Riley
on
the
Pa-sioner
of.
the
city,
speaking
at'eific,
and
that
one
eye
is
the
a
civic
dinner
occasioned
by
my
'
port
of
Vancouver,
which
is
as
1
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
in
De-
far
south
as
it
is
possible
to
BURNS
LAKE.
The
three-
'
lhe
Judges'
summary,
day
tournament
of
the
Omineca
I
Junior
jump
was
won
by
Jim
Ski
Club
held
over
the
end
of
the
Blep?.
Emitaers,
with
second
week
was
an
outstanding
sue-
and
thirds
going
to
Fred
Ra;s-cess.
I
dale
and
G.
Rowland
of
OSC.
One
thousand
spectators
were
I
Botn
ladies
and
men
tlnm'lc'-in
attendance
and
speciali'nd
across
the
gruelling
nine-assistance
of
Royal
Canadian
m11-?
cross
country
course,
with
Mounted
Police
from
Smithers
'
Miss
Holmes
Just
a
few
seconds
cember,
1936,
told
the
crowd
place
it,
while
the
war
clouds
B.C.
Members
In
Committees
are
rolling
up
in
the
north.
.
f
's
Sure
hod
Be
that
filled
the
dining
room
of
the
Knox
Hotel:
"In
considering
our
position
as
an
overseas
port
er
Industrial
Welding
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP
for
was
required
to
handle
the
traf-
behind
the
winner
of
the
men's
Skeena,
has
been
appointed
to
fic.
competition,
J.
Anderson,
the
marine
and
fisheries
and
The
men's
jumping
contest1
Junior
men's
cros-coirn'ry
ua
loi
in,
mo
K
eecli.ci
C
to
H.
O.
Hflgerson
Ltd.,
on
behalf
of
Arthur
Bergeron'
1
ir
assessed
value
of
$135.
Authorized
board
of
works
t
scarify
Fifth
Avenue
East
and
instal
necessary
culverts,
preparatory
to
block-topping.
Granttd
business
licences
to
the
following:
C.
B.
Lovin
taxi
operator;
L.
Christmanson
cigar
store;
E.
Sinclair
pairing
and
decorating;
W.
Baxter
florist.
Authorized
stho.il
zone
fl'v.is
to
be
erected
on
Fraser
Strce:
to
protect
children
attending
Borden
Street
School.
on
the
Pacific,
it
might
be
well
to
remember
the.
term
fact
that,
India
is
no
longer
the
land
of
the
heathen,
Russia
has
ceased
tn
ho
thp
lnnrt
nf
the
Tzar.
China
MPARE
COMPANY
the
railways,
canals
and
tele-
was
conceded
to
Jorgen
Dahlie
as
won
by
ungss,
bmitners.
jlish
Dark
Beer
with
We
specialize
in
boat
and
domestic
fuel-oil
tanks.
Built
graphs
committees
of
the
House
of
the
Smithers
Ski
Club
and
of
Commons.
the
downhill
slalom
to
Don
Colleaguees
on
the
marine
and
Green
of
the
Wells
Ski
Club.
according
to
Underwriters.
Ah
xu-suus
oi
me
nipine
commn-u
.
nQ
,
er
the
sleeplnB
giant,
and
the
Nordic
combined
I
races
the
hUe
Ja
u
no
ionger
have
not
been
totalled.
,
yet
but
are
,and
0
tne
savage,
they
1
erowine
into
great
trading
na
other
beer
.
.
.
time,
anywhere.
government
certified
opera
tors.
PHONE
C.RF.KN
KS
I
fisheries
committee
are:
J.
L.
The
meet
concluded
last
eve-
Gibson,
Independent.
Comox-
ning
with
a
Snow
Ball
featured
.
,
.
,
,
tions,
ready
to
talk
trade
ana
commerce
with
the
nations
of
Alberni;
Angus
MacInnLs,
C.C.F.,
by
the
coronation
of
the
Omi-
I
imitpfl
tf
I
IV
O
Sav:
Vancouver
East;
Wm.
Mott,
Lib-
nc('a
Ski
Queen.
oral,
New
Westminster,
and
O.
HIGIII.ICirrs
the
world
and
yet,
while
Prince
Rupert
is
500
miles
nearer
to
these
fast
growing
trading
nations
than
any
port
on
the
Am
President
Term
Finally
adopted
the
Loan
Bylaw
for
1951.
Enterprise
Brewery
Ltd.
Rcvclstokc,
B.C.
With
only
a
matter
of
sec
annual
K.
l'carkes,
Progressive-Const-v-I
vative,
Nanaimo.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
onds
diflereiice
in
finishing,
CARSON
CITY,
Nevada
(CP)
erican
Pacific
shore,
our
large
Nevada
yesterday
became
the
Braln
eieVator
is
empty,
our
.
Authori?ed
construction
of
a
.si'"wrilk.
beginning
at
tlie
start
oui.il
aiiu
jiuii-
swir
iin-uru
lu
shipyard
is
idle,
our
city
is
serv-
;
ratify,,
the
22nd
Amendment
lo
A
,
mixed
train
running
on
j
Others
on
the
railways
committee
are
E.
D.
Fulton,
Progres-
sive
Conservative,
Kamloojis;
H.
I
C.
Green.
Progressive-Conscrva-
tive,
Vancouver-Quadra;
H.
W.
Herridge,
C.C.F.,
West
Kootenay;
!Wm.
Mott,
Liberal,'
New
West
R.
E.
Limes,
tlie
senior
slalom
races
were
th"
high
points
in
the
tournament
liere.
Heavy
winners
were
members
of
ti.SC,
Gordon
Williams
taking
first
senior
m.-n's
slalom-Don
Rowland
first
Juaior
men'.-,
.'
lalom;
Jean
Holmes,
first
.senior
ladies'
cross
country
and
Mortimer
.
(NearCFPIt)
COOL
SMOKING
-
324
2nd
A
!'
SLOW
BURNING
a
U'l-weeKiy
scneciuie
can
una
be
caused
by
the
mere
nature
,'
of
things,
or
is
it
the
result
of
a
blockade
promoted
by
the
minster;
G.
M.
Murruy,
Liberal,
Cariboo.
I
11.
I
'
0
ft
f
uie
unueu
oiaies
consiiiuiion
limiting
the
President
to
two
terms.
The
amendment
now
automatically
becomes
part
of
the
constitution.
The
Nevada
Senate
acted
on
the
proposal
16
to
1,
minutes
after
learning
that
the
Utah
Senate
had
done
likewise
to
make
that
state
the
34th
to
approve
the
amendment.
The
new
amendment
does
not
affect
President.
He
still
may
seek
another
term
since
the
80th
Congress,
which
originally
proposed
the
amendment,
excepted
the
presidential
office-holder
at
that
time
Mr.
Truman.
III
fcpill
i
Legion
Pays
For
Property
A
cheque
for
$3068
from
Canadian
Legion
was
accepted
last
nighL
by
city
council
in
full
payment
for
their
property.
The
sum
of
$150
two
months'
rent
on
property
adjacent
to
and
rented
by
the
Legion
was
rebated
at
request
of
the
tenant
because
.
this
projjerty
was
held
in
unofficial
option
by
the
Civic
Centre
for
a
proposed
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