ay
they
mat
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art
tropin'
niTrs
of
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from
page.lt
esied
in
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
in-
Whafsthf
mat
Aeeord
Monday,
Deve-mber
31.
1
if
5
1
sum
h'-cptiips
operational
in
Korea,
including
Canadian
25tli
Brigade.
ray
.
.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
"'B
to
the
Pt,
-r.
;
111.
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at
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year.
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A
KEEN
business
mall,
American,
newspaper
and
mafta-
,
,
,
.
sine
publisher,
dies
at
88.
who
heads
an
oi'tfaniza-,
,
T.
c
Duvis
p,,,Sf,nts
cre.
tion
which
keei)
a
weather
tlinlhlls
af
1"s,
Canadian
am-
,ii
i
bassador
to
West
Germany
at
eye
open
for
squallsaheati,
B,m.
is
wiilinti-
to
pay
Hie
COOil
"---Hurricane
lashes
Jamaica;
"
154
dead
and
heavy
property
money
to
try
to
answer
tlamane.
this
nuestion":
22
m
t:,lks
'''IWf''
British
1
.
and
Iran
governments
collapse.
UE
A
WOULD
THERE
WII.I,
3,
,Mauvvr
crime
committee
IN
l'J.2.'
.
WAR
ha
.Semite
in
filial
r.mrt
on
1951-1952
THE
PROBLEMS
of
a
troubled
world
may
not
ho
I
st-ttk'd
by
any
means
as
yet.
There
is
still
confusion
ami
uncertainty.
The
cold
war
of
ideologies
and
propaganda
persists.
The
incipient
hot
war
is
still
on..
There
is
suffering
in
many
lands
whore
agression
and
conflict
persist.
Yet,
us
1U'1
passes
out
letuscarrythekll
11
x
.
?y
.
-
v,
DISTANT
Itl
ISKS
I
As
the
New
Year
is
about
to!
dWll
it.
IIK1U
Jm
lmtl;l
1'.
.,..!..'..
I
on
your
heating
oi!
--,
J
vi
i
itllia
B
Navy
has
set
another
example
of
tubsiantial
growth.
Some
eon-'.rast
to
that
dashing
craft,
the
iainbow.
that
once
roamed
the
calm
assessment
must
bring
rA
ZrM
'
and
1952
comes
in,'
a
war
would
ltJZ
mean
on-'
in
which
Riussia
and
K1;.(Tt.,.s
;uld
RrafllnB
pMbU(.
),!
fir
Hi
..i
i
.
.
"
nmth
coast
InstilllriK
a
f.i'llng
I
ol
resp-ct
in
the
bosoms
of
oneL
ind
all!
i
lite
u.o.
wen'
ui-ii-iny
nia.;ni
i
(,lTj,.jas
'do
not
believe
that
.such
a
v,
ir
M
I'
l
l
Hl'.l
It
'
'mill
"Wvi,
w
Mt-I.r-1
ft,)..
I
win
occur
in
iv:rz.
1
Pacific
Ocean
pact
for
defence
si"!-cd
liv
IT
i
ii
.-il
the
conclusion,
without
beino-
overoptimistic,
thac
t
hint's
are
better
and
the
outlook
more
promising
than
they
were
a
year
a.uo
at
this
time.
As
for
the
focal
point
of
the
hot
war,
insofar
as
it
has
developed,
it
has
been
contained
to
Korea
durin;
the
twelvemonth
just
ending.
A
year
ago
the
United
Nations
forces
were
reeling
below
the
N-
R-
YOUNG
Oil
mktriksl
"wim
PhwifB(
REGULAR
icaoers
ol
Has
col-
E(a,os
Australia
ami
New
Zeal-umn
know
that
I
have
never
,uul;
,,liim.
Minister
Sidney
Hol-accepted
the
theory
such
sus-
james
Nationalist
parly
re-elecl-ae.st.s
that
Russia
is
frantically
(H,
,
N(,w
Zl.a.lml
KPnP1.ai
rebuilding,
up
.strength
in
order
to
i,)Ulj
i
launch
a
war
ol'
ai
med
conquest
:!
..
r
,
,.,P
w
,,f..,,.,
i,r..,i,,
,,.
I...
,.1
Heavy
stamping
near
Hie
doorway,
and
the
dislant
sounds
of
a
shovel.
Somehow
there
a
suspicion
winter
Is
here.
NOTHING
IN
rAKTKTI.AH
Several
University
of
Toronto
students
say
they
have
their
A
EXAMINE
CHILDREN
Twenty-two
northern
outposts
were
visited
by
the
Eastern
Arctic
Patrol
last
summer
during
voyage
of
the
Transport
Department's
vessel,
C.'
D.
Howe.
About
2.000
of
the
tiOOO
Canadian
Eskimos
in
the
eastern
Arctic
all
who
could
Yalll
Uivei'.
For
many
months
now,
however,
the
asaint
her
neighbors.
rd
by
48
nations
at
San
Francis-'
torfov
a-1
-.v.
w.v.
...
ro
klissi:i
novenus
i
n:i
eere-.
line
has
heen
held
and
gradually
improved
and
today
doubts
about
college
training.
'
M",',,m'"'""'1,,i-l''N,"!M,-t1iiJiiurti1ii!i!!.ik;k.iwi,)(!all.l(i1.i1((
;
be
loached-
weie
examined
and
their
health
found
generally
good.
This
photo,
taken
by
Wilf
Coucatte
for
the
National
Film
j
Board,
shows
Dr.
H
Campbell,
right,
of
Windsor,
senior
patrol
medical
officer,
checking
Lake
Harbor
children
aboard
ship.
His
assistant,
Dr.
J.
R.
Judge,
Winnipeg,
reft,
was
on
his
way
to
take
up
a
post
at
St.
Luke's
Hospital,
Pangnirtung,
Baffin
Island.
.iCP
from
National
Film
Boardi
above
mistaken
theory
who
ai-
niony
sue
that
Russia
will
.sweep
west
,,
.'
Czechoslovakia
'freedom
in
the
year
X
maybe
one,
two
Uiim:
rros!ios
border
into
Ger-
or
three
ahead.
I
think
I
years
m.iny
with
enBincPr
hold
at
pislol
could
give
a
dozen
reasons
why
p0j
Russia
will
not
do
that.
But
here
i2lcen.
George
C.
Marshall
is
the
main
one:
resigns
at
U
S
defence
secretary;
If
the
hard-ooiied
boys
in
the
Suf,ai.
1ay
Roblnson
of
New
York
Kremlin
ever
had
.such
an
idea,
regains
world
middleweight
title
what
were
they
waiting
around
Irom
Randv
Turpin
of
England.
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBERS!
there
is
little
fear
of
further
serious
military
reverses.
What
is
more
important,
there
is
still
real
hope
for
a
truce,
no
matter
how
long
it
may
be
deferred
ltecause
of
obduracy
on
either
side.
Meantime,
the
fighting
itself
has
to
large
extent
subsided,
uneasy
as
the
situation
still
may
be.
There
are
also
still
the
wars
in
IndoChina,
Malaya,
Burma
and
other
lesser
theatres
in
the
Far
East,
the
progress
and
outlook
in
which
are
more
!
5
General
Eisenhower
at
29-Fierce
gale
lashei
Europe
lor
irom
iw
lo
lsai;
inc
su-
iS-Minislor
of
19
mnntrl...
perficial
answer
of
the
Russia-
i1-,.,.
V
i"
,
I
Washington
outlines
plans
lor
coast
irom
opam
io
inmurn,
,Hi!n
n
ii'Mtom
TT.iirrtiMt
rl-
doiou:
extensive
rinmae
to
fihin-
is-always-wrong
-
in
-
everything
yntinn
nnen
conferences
at
Or-
'.
!
;.
school
micht
be
that
Russia
was
'
lenee;
Leon
Jounaux.
li.
r
rencn
p'nn
waitins
till
shi
tno
hnrl
th
mom
...
anil-communist,
awarded
lusi
Nob.'l
Peace
Prize.
i""
""'
"'
answer
sewn
GeorRe
has
developed
"structural
I
0
-Luis
Padllla
Nervo
of
Mexi-
What
about
chiiiiKCf."
in
one
lung;
New
York
half-baked
to
me
After
many
anxious
months,
there
are
signs
of
'--armios?
co
elected
president
of
United
I
Timjs
marks
100th
birthday.
'Nations
general
assembly.
If
you
have
missed
your
po(x?r,'
please
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
do
not
,
,
know
your
newsboy's
name,
coll
the
office
before
5
p.m.
ItOl'TE
l-,lan
I.alrd,
Green
13J
WatU
and
Nickerson'.,
to
Frlzell's
Motors
Fu'UmS
510-800
;
6th
Ave.
We.st
800
and
700
limits.
ItOl'TE
?-Kalph
Olwn,
Blue
728
Herman
Si
reel;
H80
r,th
East
to
Seal
Cove
ItOl'TE
J
Victor
Maskulak.
l.sl
Ave.
West
240-1077;
2nd
Ave.
West
911-1(123
in.'
ins?
9th
Street;
3rd
Ave.
Frizeli's
Muliirs
W
cw!
n
We.st.
ItOl'TE
I
Alvin
Nystedl.
Itlur
CM
an
easing
up
if
not
a
settlement
in
the
Suez
area
jrr
HAS
always
.seemed
to
me
,.JL.J
1!",?
'
8-Russia
rejects
new
western
i
tnat
another
world
war
woul.i
nnH
T,kev
to
n.P,
m.mh.r.hin
i1,raa,,
nl1
pn.posa.s
m
be
Just
as
likelv
to
result
from
..,-
.,!"...
,
1
at
Paris.
'
-Frincess
Elizabeth
rnaki
,
U.S.A.
decisions,
policies
or
blun-
rf,,.
.,t,iiii
i
H-
kc
iy7
v
'da
.
V
,Y
fl
I
broadca-st
to
Can
1
tiers
as
from
those
of
Russia.
W
1.
,
"
,
:
"
X"-Z.".
!
farewell
.
llllllli
l.L
uuimn
VUIIllltUIIt.1.
.
.
.
,
!
I
do
j
not
,
mean
ot
..
course
that
.
.
.
i.rim
St.
...
John
.
s,
Ntld
wnere
isntain
and
hgypt
nave
come
to
crisis.
,So
the
situation
there
is
also
improved.
-
A
year
ago
defence
and
organization
of
Europe
was
only
an
uncertain
plan.
Today,
there
is
a
great
difference
with
a
strong
western
bulwark
now
or-gihized
and
getting
stronger
every
day.
The
ques-
any
U.S.
President
would
de-
'
n.oree
unrierpoes'
11-
f'i'st
of
main
body
of
Can-
illberately.
openly
order
a
Pearl
"
ntlum
Z7ln
Hrlalp
a,,vkH
at
01.ratkm
for
h1E
resection-
Harbor
type
of
attack
asainst
il
ltJ.
'Z.
""LJ.1
j
.
!
Rotterdam;
U.S.
Eifihth
Army
-Moscow.
Nor
am
I
cynical
..m
v..nf,J.tAr
;-".
amises
communists
of
killing'
X.
i
enouh
0
S
with
Vf
the
27
C
".ied
"H1-
!
H
-
King
names
Council
of
,
!
formed
t.Mt.i
tnt-
..,
wrL.
.hk.,k
n-Ehzabelh
and
Philip
m
re-.
tion
of
Germany
will
be
the
critical
matter
in
1952.
7t,
Ae.
W'f.-t
7M-H27;
O'h
Ave
Wi-st
l-'U
C'i3
KK
;
So
the
international
scene
may
he
surveyed
idiplomals
wno
t0
me
some
Duke
of
e
-i.
ii
mi.
.
.i
'
,
i
'
-jears
ago.
'
arlian
tour
Oct.
9.
one
week
lair
l0Hr
e
dnu
O
m
ii'u
froiirTn
i'
ino
nvAL'niirc
rn
nni'imr
,
'-if
1
1,,
Vr,
ii.,.
-..,,-
i,
.
--
-
-
-
18
Po
river
starts
disastrous
t
Kj
t:t
'f
itonn
wiii1
t'havii
M'Oi
i
r
in
i
nr
oMrl
!lh0e
iit.n.
'imfhhaf
?L",e
!.(
t0Star,1,
.
l
1-1
thL'
28
-
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
'
!!UHtli"f,,
?f
rur,h
Italy:
mrC
VIIV:
KliH
VCCIJ
1IIU1
.
II
UIJI
V
41
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IttlLt,
CJ11U
tilt.
OH
tluiii
lot)
lead.
;
...:
u.,f
..
w
..t
a
K
:
"""".
Wasl,lnRtn
conveys
Canada's
union
Street
7(I0
Il;o:
k;
Tatluw
Street
IIUj-Iij3
C
Ave.
ROl'TE
S
Jimmy
Mi
l.ean,
lied
!S
4th
Ave.
Wet
100-445;
5th
Ave
Wist
IK5-5I5:
Went
3(I8-3U;
Dunsmuir
Ktrei-t
211-424;
T':.
i
515;
Emerson
Place;
Agnr-w
Place.
ItOl'TE
C
Eleanor
Walker.
i;rren
921
8'h
Ave.
We.-t
10-M7;
Oth
Ave.
East
I10-27K;
M
B:
turret
113-708.
'.
,
",l""ul
n,S"s
-ody
l""-
nciiu
,,.,c.a,,ywur,la-iCfjef
(0
cons,ruct
st.
Lawrence
continued
in
the
year
about
to
be
ushered
in.
t
'
this.
ft
They
Crrf't
could
fly
one
of
their
sraw
y
herseir.
24
Ottawa
Rouidi
Riders
beat
Saskatchewan
Roughrldeis
21-14
in
Guy
Cup
football
classic
at
Toronto.
,
25-
Former
Nazi
General
Kurt
OCTOBER
3
WashiiiRton
announces
set
off
second
atomic
explo-
While
common
defence
of
the
western
world
;ndn
m7
ZZTl-
must
still
be
developed
iinrl
pn;mdpd
it-
r-nnlrl
hj
some
tScn.sitJvp
noint
Nnhmiv
Mcyei,
transferred
from
New
KOITE
5
(ilrndun
Smith,
Itlur
9.11
AJ!
of
Section
2
ROITE
I
Jimmy
Johnson,
firrrn
i(il
Waterfront
and
I'acilic
1'lacc;
K'NIl-Fi
.v-
th'jf
ivn
mmr
hn
-AA
,vi1,rx
nfffln
,1,
WUU1U
evtI
khow
wno
reaiiy
am
"
"
wninswirK
prison
to
Hi'liisn
pn-
tiiu
iuw)
lie
ctuit
lo
give
inuie
duenuun
aunil,
wcricers
,
evacuated
,
from
Iran.
the
!
drop
bombs,
until
yoars
later,
son
In
Gei
many,
discovered
at'
the
coming
year
than
we
did
in
the
last
to
matters
ln
any
event-for
the
war
would
5j-Canadwn
,unlUs
spearhead
home
for
week-end.
j
,
,
,?
r
.
,
,
.
be
on
"
new
United
Nations
offensive
in
.17
lli
tl
.nH
r.vi
tnw
num.
of
domestic
concern.
This
is
particularly
important
i"
,Sot
think
,t
would
be
as-ea.
tiator!
in
the
economic
scene,
where
it
is
SO
essential
that
'mple
as
that,
even
If
there'
'-'9!2
t0l,r
of
Australia
and
ier
zone
In
Korea:
North
Atlantte
!
,
were
enough
sinister
in
"e
''ul;ind
by
King
and
Queen
piu-t
Council
people
at.
Rome
.
sets
goal
.,,;i;v
;.,
u
1
u
t
v
-i
1
equilibrium
must
be
maintained
SO
that,
while
build-
'hlRh
places
in
Washington
to
try
mW:
Elizab-th
and
Philip
of
neorly
100
aiVlsins
for
WPSt.
ine-
our
fences
abroad,
we
may
not
be
allowing
them
j
anything
like'
that.
Canadians;
E"
'"lead;
f'rH('nry
Gur"
n
Europe
by
1954.
F.vi-r
tiii
d
in
move
a
pi.ino?
imi
toow
linw
licivy
it
i
;iikI
Iwiiv
it'
;it
to
mark
the
ltHir.
1
liim;s
will
Im-
o'lttrrciit
wllru
ihrt
in.
ike
lianas
ol
lilit-ui
ilit
.iliiiiiiniiin.
Alie.tiK
one
film
has
st.trtcil
m.iLing
iiiiiuu-liutii
il
key
Hnttiblr
i.inov
Dm
in
Alien's
Miv
V
us
in
(
un.iil.i,
su
in.tiiy
new
uses
h.ivc
Ik-mi
lounil
lor
.iliiiuiiiuni
lli.it
IikI.iv
iiprt.itc
1
pl.inls
in
vinous
p.tus
ol
the
(oiiulry
and
the
iiHliisity
iMiviilcs
cm
jjlo
incnl
loi
iIiiiiimiihIs
and
ih.
it's
not
(iiiiiiiing
11
ihc
people
Iki
uoik
tor
nunc
lh.
i
n
lo'lllf
;aii.uii.in
ii
imp.
i
oil
s
vliiiti
sli.ipc
Mian
Mliiiiiininii
inio
all
suits
ill
lnlltis
lioni
IinIi
I.i's
IO
ailil.nlf"..
Millili
111
I
III
aHlilJ.Hl)
ot
t.all.ld.l,
1
.111
(Mi
.in).
Floats!.
HOl'TE
S
Melvin
lljiiruson,
Orern
113
8th
Ave.
East,
McBrldc
to
Hays
Covr
Circle.
ItOl'TE
10
Brace
Itoalil,
Creen
719
4th
Ave.
Ea.st
237-73B:
Sth
Ave
East
501-719:
'h
HV
Tnnw
ttr
a
nmrl.n
nc
npnn'
..II
III
V,
ntlllll
Illl'II
I
Oflllll
.S.S11
111c
r
m-n
to
fall
apart
at
home
Ea.st
119-245,
301-62(1:
Hay.s
Cove
Clr-le
82-867;
f"
Mmpletons.
to
Malaya,
killed
by
guerrillas.
6
Fifty-six
persons
die
in
air
j
i
,
8
-Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
disaster
at
Elizabeth,
New
Jersey.
I
OF
COURSE.
1552
and
1353
ARE
Duke
of
Edinburgh
arrive
by
air
i9United
Nations
approves:
HlrfH
511-510;
Circin
Ktrcet
4IMIH;
KIkti
W
Young
Sireet.
ROITE
It
Leslie
Murdinh,
Black
5
crucial
ana
dangerous
years.
""""".
-Kyy.
"""ti-s
West's
disarmament
plan.
And
this
is
of
even
greater
importance
in
some
of
the
less
favored
countries
than
Canada
where
the
dianands
of
immediate
defence
have
heen
hampering
recovery.
"
A
i.
(l-w.
T
r.
1
r
..
i
,
...
Russia
has
plainly
warned
the
lrW
wUh
Britain;
demands
21-
Over
100
miners
nerisii
in
,
.
..
...
...
lir
L-.
.TJili.-l-.
l,r,,,r,
Inon
O..
1
yyc.si.
uiai,
sne
will
not
loier-:
"""!'
"
tu.
i
aim
Illinois
colliery
disaster
Tiunutt
Ave.;
lt
and
2nd
Ovcrlnul;;
Herman
T'-
vv
nic
i
c-ai
iiiaiticuv
Ul
WC.SL-
25-Peace
negotiations
in
Kor-
9
Britain
ern
Germany.
Yet
that
re-j
announces
troops
.
e.a
sliI,
fra(m:kecl.
int
imc-w
i
eat
UdV
n.-,,
v.anatia
IS
SUI1
a
e-em
:
armament
is
obviouslv
nn
thP
will
remain
in
Suez
and
Sudan.
l'iyutt
Place.
ItOl'TE
1J
Sammy
Alexanilcr
llth
Ave.
Ea.st
333-lKCa;
Frederick
St.;
Sherbrm
ROI
TE
I4-ltoniiy
f
hy,
Oreen
tvt.
Vnit
ll.l
uo
tt'l'Mt
117
341:
hKf
among
the
nations,
British
Columbia
amone
the
1
tlme-t-:ole
for
the
next
year
or
10
New
York
Yankees
defeat
,;,.,..,
i
lw0-
IIef""-e
we
shall
reach
Giants
in
world
series,
four
t.;
t
if
r
i
i
i-
a
and
this
piOVintes
part
Of
British
Columbia
the
highly
dangerous
moment
at
a.games
to
two.
inost
favored
'Ume
when
11
dH,'s
is-Premier
MossadeKh
or
part
of
the
province
A
vear
atro
we
b(!f()me
c'paf
iran
.l
.it
,.
.'
that
Western
Germany
actually
P!p!ids
case
before
United
Nations
1:11-225;
Market
'Place;
3rd
Ave.
Dally
Ni"
Na'-i
v"ts'"-
t
nuit
iiiaiMii
juiiit
miiiiu.s
iiiuuMi
liuiy.
is
to
be
re-armed.
!
security
council.
Motors.
IKIITK
1Vllf-vn
Rilrhir
Mlark
SKH
ftvon
today
we
may
still
not
he
appreciating
fully
5th
Ave.
Wet
i;35-735.
741-743;
bor.lcii
Street
T
I.
see
that
the
U.S.A.
military;
16
Prime
Minister
Liaquat
Ali
authorities
have
ordered
all
the
Khan
of
Pakistan
assassinated,
wives
and
children
of
their
men!
'
17
Britain
rushes
troop
rein-
what
is
going
on.
Sireet
BiRgar
Place.
ROI
TE
16
Frank
Kilhnrn.
(ireen
977
The
dawn
of
the
year
1952
finds
us
having
much
October
"952.
'eave
there
before
'
S"SrniK
kZ
to
be
thankful
for
and
much
to
be
hopeful
about.
All
41
h
Ave,
Ea.st
124-234;
51
n
Ave.
Ea.st
101-248:
East
108-658;
Ilowser
Street.
ROI'TK
17
Charlie
IJndsUom.
Oreen
924
fith
Ave.
We.st
2
1
0-539
;
7tli
Ave
West
129-537:
West
221-52K;
Uitbliiii'ic
St.
721-728.
M'HIW
'
7(14;
Tallow
St.
C25-733.
A
HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
TO
OUR
FRIENDS
AND
PATRONS
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
3rd
Avenue
W.
Phone
Green
217
That
is
just
another
indica-'.
waja
Nazimudden
named
pre-tion
that
the
international
sit-
j
mier
and
finance
minister;
Ghu-uation
is
likely
to
reach
the
'
'am
Mohamed
governor-general,
crisis
stage
at
about
the
time
of
i
19
Security
Council
votes
to
the
U.S.
presidential
elections,
j
withhold
action
on
Iran
oil
djs-which
take
place
early
ln
No-
pute.
vember.
j
20-First
group
from
Canadian
So
to
sum
it
all
up
my
guess
27th
Brigade
sails
for
Germany,
is,
no
big
war
in
1952
but
look
22
U
S.
atomic
tests
in
Ne-out
for
squalls
toward
the
end
1
vada
Include
tiny
a-bomb
which
of
the
year,
especially
if
the
U.S.
!
may
be
a
tactical
field
weapon,
elects
a
President
whose
policies
i
25
Conservatives
win
British
would
make
for
aggravation,
not
general
election,
stabilization,
of
the
big-bloc
i
27
Communists
abandon
de-struggle,
mand
that
38th
Daralled
he
hnf-
ifi
i
-iriu
liiuin,
imn-
.
.
.-
....
r,,...i.
..v.
iw.
FaH
15-ri8:
e
"
the
gloom,
all
the
doubts
and
all
the
clangers
may
riot
have
been
dispelled.
But
conditions
are
such
today,
we
would
say,
that,
while
we
must
still
be
realistic,
watchful
and
conscientious,
we
can
still
be
optimistic
and
cheerful.
If
the
trend
toward
better
and
more
secure
things
that
marked
1951
is
continued
in
1952,
and
Ve
confidently
believe
it
will,
a
year
from
now,
with
more
crises
settled
and
behind
us,
we
should
be
facing
a
really
happier
year.
East
1000-1144:
10th
East
900-1
130;
Aided
Bacon
Street;
Donald
Street.
ROITK
19
Jimmy
Johnson,
Creeo
Kfil
nth
Ave.
East
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
ROI
TE
20
Jack
Rudolph,
Green
731
Sth
Ave.
East
103H-1944.
ItOl'TE
21
Jimmy
Moon-head,
Ited
33S
,
2nd
Ave
West
1135-1314;
Park
Ave.
100:.---'
Sireet;
Water
Street;
Beach
Place.
ItOl'TE
23
l.arry
Parent,
fireen
487
8th
West
615-735;
Summit
Ave.;
Taylor
Street.
1
'
fer
line
ln
Korea-
The
first
uated
postmark
on
i
NOVp.MBER
"-i
er
was
used
in
1829,
when
1
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
!
aUiu
pam
casn
ior
ue-
Duke
of
Edinburgh
-visit
very-
I
ington.
Scripture
jPaiiacje
for
JoJaif
"Remember
all
the
way
which
the
Lord
thy
God
led
thee."
Deut.
8:2.
ItOl'TE
24
Brian
Roberts,
mam
,
d
j
.
.
.
.
.
..
,i
An-,
streei,
a1"
Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
Appreciates
the
ever-increasing
patronage
it
has
enjoyed
in
1951
and
extends
to
all
Friends
and
Customers
Raised
Screen
I
mx"
for
Tullulah
Bankhead,
was
:
convicted
Friday
of
raising
the
screen
actress'
checks,
j
Mrs.
Cronln,
59-year-old
for-
2nd
Ave.
West
7Ifl-3ra
nve.
um.
--
is"
,
.
st
.,,
West
Daily
News-Watts
and
Nickei.Mm.s
ROI
TE
25
Gary
Parkin,
Green
6C0
Cth
Ave.
East
1141-1476.
ItOl'TE
26
Frankie
Stewart.
Blue
716
,
"mf'
''
7th
Ave.
East
081-1086;
1103
Ridley
.
Ave.
928-1154.
ItOl'TE
27
Christopher
Harvey,
Green
14
Cove
C
Cth
East,
McBride-HayK
Cove
Circle
iw.
Actress
Checks
j
mer
vaudeville
hoofer
and
strip
teaser
in
her
younger
days
be-
THE
GRAND
CAFE
2nd
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
'
Extends
BEST
WISHES
FOR
A
NEW
YEAR
OF
HAPPINESS,
PROGRESS,
PROSPERITY
WELCOME
TO
1952
INEW
YORK
'I"-Mrs.
Evelyn
!
fore
s.he
Tullulah'i
maid-
r.
.
.
.
,
secretary,
faces
a
maximum
pen-
Oronin.
who
said
she
paid
foralty
of
,,,,
to
15
years
ln
prnn
"marijuana,
booze,
cocaine
and
!
She
will
be
sentenced
January
24.
THESE
ARE
THE
DAILY
NEW
LITTLE
MERCHANTS
ON
YOU
THEIR
SUCCESS
DEPENDS
,
t'NOER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
.
.
.
SAVOY
HOTEL
;
Frince
Rupert's
only
modern
rooms
with
bath
i.
Fraser
Street
Phone
37
Biiiiiiifffv