Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
September
17;
1951
KIRK
OUOLA!
Assize
Court
Opens
Here
Columbia
Cellulose
Insurance
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t
1
HERE
In
his
most
powerful
perfoimanct
r
and
With
Mr.
Justice
J.
M.
Coady
ce-fidinz,
the
fall
session
of
the
mi
r,
NOW
Supreme
Court
Assizes
in
Prince
Rupert
commenced
this
morning.
v
in
lour
criminal
cases,
three
civil
actions
and
five
divorce
.
l
v.:
.
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i
i
.
i
ivft
p
petitions
i,vt
down
for
hearing.
Company,
Limited
thi
t
inf
htm
inai
tuiiiiiirnccu
ouun
,
.
,
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
arier
me
upiung
oi
wie
tuuiv.
"
m
a,vu
TWELVE
OF
THEM
were
there.
The
better
part
of
the
week
Is
comprehensive
'
Gronn
"
111
ii
the
Tim
bucket
mi
rirm
nicnpvp
disheveled,
pn
xnn-
sod-
vit:.H
t.n
tn
hp
wA
nrrunied
i
riinrt
bv
rv
the
irtn
1
in
den-looking
and
dejected,
session.
SUrance
1
lan
tor
all
its
slumping
in
their
seats.
Three
Criminal
cases
are:
employees,
Harold
Blancke,
were
women,
and
all
of
them
rbx
vs
Clifton
Howard
Borge,
president,
announced
today.
The
pleaded
guilty
to
the
same
charged
with
manslaughter;
plan
provides
coverage
for
em-iharge:
intoxication
and
being
rcx
vs.
Robert
Chaple
Woods,
ployees
on
life
insurance,
acci
j'
'
-
-
-
-3
an
Indian
at
the
same
time.
breaking
and
entering,
defended
dental
death
and
dismember-
j
INn
frNATIONAL
COMPETITION
Leaders
of
three
air
cadet
r
....
It
was
ten-thirty,
or
there-
by
J.
T.
Harvey;
,
ment
benefits,
weekly
benefits
,,
,.
fiPr
an
International
drill
eomnetltion
at
the
It
could
1
abou's,
in
police
court.
rvex
vs.
nerimr
xnuiiits
xvuuy,
iui
oiucm
auu
onmieaa
miu,
Canadian
National
Exhibition.
Centre
is
T.
Kyle,
18,
of
Glasgow,
1
1
have
been
any
day.
A
name
was
called
by
the
pro-
leader
of
the
Scottish
team,
with
the
trophy
his
team
won.
It
wa
the
first
time
in
the
four
years
of
the
competition
that
it
has
been
won
by
a
non-Canadian
team.
Left
is
I.
B.
Abrams,
18,
ol
New
York,
captain
of
the
U.
S.
team;
right
is
L.
Tlghe,
18,
of
Edmunston.
N.
B.,
leader
of
the
Maritime
team
which
represented
Canada.
CP
PHOTO)
manslaughter;
in
addition,
hospital
and
su-gkai
Rex
vs.
Adrian
Vanderyagt
care
for
employees
and
their
and
Larry
Swanson,
theft
and
dependents.
retaining
stolen
property,
de-
The
Company,
which
recently
fended
by
D.
S.
Collins,
Terrace,
began
the
production
of
hlnh
Civil
cases
are:
!
alpha
cellulose
at
Its
Prince
Ru-
.
George
Birch
vs.
Quality
pert
plant,
is
assuming
the
full
Spruce
Mills
Ltd.;
plaintiff
s
so-:
cost
of
the
program
in
order
to
Ladies'
Fall
RAINWEAR
:?cuting
RCMP
constable.
"...
name?"
asked
the
court
"Robert
Doe,"
came
the
murmur
from
the
prisoner's
dock.
"Guilty
or
not
guilty?"
Academy
IwarJi1
Billy
Wilder
a
great
emotional
story
with
JAM
STERLING
Bob
Arthur
-Porter
Hall
i
licitor,
J.
T.
Harvey;
defendants
bring
me
insurance
oenents
to
"Guilty.'
again!
your
solicitor,
H.
B.
King.
all
hourly
ana
salaried
workers
Where
did
you
get
By
RITCHIE
Salisbury
Sound.
The
five
adulti,
and
two
children
aboard
were
Fred
Baker.
Charlotte
Baker
ana
meir
dependents
without
'iquor?"
0
I
don't,
and
Clarence
Baker,
an
infant,
'
exception.
The
plan
is
under-it
was
I
by
Fred
Baker,
his
next
friend,
I
written
by
the
Mutual
Life
A.s-I
plaintiff,
solicitor
J.
T.
Harvey;
surance
Company
of
Canada
in
"From
a
white
man
.
.
know
his
name,
except
Bill."
promptly
removed
to
the
nearby
beach.
The
coastguard
cutter
Kimball
from
Sitka
was
despatched.
The
Kimball
is
65
fe?t
long
and
of
heavy
construction.
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
WALLACE'S
Department
"
Store
are
now
featuring
I
Ladies'
Fall
Raincoats
by
JJ
Ritchie,
Canada's
leading
Product
nd
Dircclcd
by
BILLY
WILDER
c
r
o
"Did
you
buy
It
the
court
vs.
John
Haaland,
defendant,'
association
wan
me
onieaera-1
solicitor
D.
S.
Collins.
I
Hon
Life
Association
and
the
Written
by
Billy
Wiidn.
leun
Samuels
SHOW
Adde
it
Son
Construction
Co.,;
London
Llle
insurance
Corti-plalntiff,
solicitor
R.
M.
Mac-
pany.
Leod;
vs.
Willis
Lloyd
Woods,!
-
At
prasent
employees
of
Co-
manufacturer
of
ladies'
rainwear.
NOW
IN
STOCK.
Alaskan
fishing
vessel
last
week,
was
towed
to
The
Lassie,
tiinl
'
HMnrhpd
fpplinu
that
lumbia
Cellulose
Company,
Lim
defendant,
solicitor
J.
T.
Har
by
a
coast
guard
comti
ot
living
on
Digby
Island
!
i
Ketchikan
wanted
to
know.
'
No.
he
gave
it
to
me."
"A
whole
bottle?"
"Yes."
'
"You
drank
the
whole
bottle?"
"Yes."
".
.
.
Ten
dollars
and
costs."
sentenced
the
magistrate,
and
Robert
Doe
shuffled
out
of
the
dock.
craft.
She
had
become
disabled,
with
only
twice
a
week
reguiw
i
hnfaiico
cf
a
Knrnpfi
nut
hfnrill2
for
Chief
One,-ator
and
Mrs.
There
were
four
persons
aboard.
vey.
In
chambers
will
be
heard
petition
of
Russell
James
Bishop
against
Laura
Eleanor
Bishop,
Joseph
A.
Junior,
co-respondent.
DIVORCES
WALLACE'S
j
5
Dept.
Store
Z
The
owner
is
Edward
O.
Field.'!.
Armour
Pike
ot
the-
Domtnion
Government
Radiotelegraph
Station,
liuring
the
past
week
a
trim
32-foot
trunk
cabin
and
FAMOUS
ORDER
The
next
miscreant
was
Following
are
the
divorce
pe-
The
first
Canadian
lodge
of
raised
wneeinouse
powe.ojai,
tha
ordpr
of
oddfellows
was
was
launched
at
the
boatbuild-:
ne
dat
Monleral
in
1843.
ing
plant
of
Ed.
Wahl
at
Dodge
;
.
.
ited,
salaried
and
hourly-paid,
are
immediately
covered
by
the
program,
and
future
employees
will
become
eligible
after
three
months'
continuous
service.
"Much
thought
has
gone
into
this
plan,"
Mr.
Blancke
said,
"to
make
it
one
oi
the
best
and
most
complete
in
industry
today.
The
plan
is
designed
to
cover
the
major
hazards
and
risks
on
which
every
person
desires
insurance
protection.
Not
only
our
employees,
but
their
wives
and
children
as
well,
will
benefit
from
the
program."
S2.500
INSURANCE
The
Columbia
Cellulose
program
provides
for
a
life
insurance
policy
on
every
employee
payable
on
death
to
the
em-
RADIO
&
APPLIANCE
SALES
&
SERVICE
'.
GAS
AND
ELECTRIC
FIANCES
PACIFIC
ELECTRIC
Phone
Blue
992
woman.
She
hung
her
head
and
titions;
hardly
looked
up.
even
to
answer
Howard
Eugene
Applegate,
the
court
in
muffled
words
which
petitioner,
against
Delia
May
came
out
between
swollen
lips.
Applegate;
Sam
Blanchard,
eo-A
black
eye
summed
up
enough
respondent;
A.
B.
Brown,
coun-cvidence
that
she
had
been
in
a
sel
for
petitioner,
fight.
She
too
pleaded
guilty
of
Mazle
Dorothy
Janze,
peti-being
drunk.
tioner;
Louis
Mero
Janze,
re-
Who
gave
her
the
liquor?
spondent;
R.
M.
MacLeod,
coun-A
white
man.
What
was
his
sel
for
respondent;
A.
B.
Brown,
name?
Bill,
or
't
may
have
been
counsel
for
petitioner.
Tom,
Joe,
Dick
or
Harry,
but
they
Donald
Kenneth
Llewellyn,
don't
have
last
names.
petitioner;
Mildred
Ann
Mar-
Cove
and
has
been
delivered
to
the
wireless
station
float.
No
Mr.
Pike
is
engaged
in
interior
finishing
and
installations
and
in
about
six
weeks
he
hopes
to
have
the
vessel
running.
A.i
83
h.p.
Chrysler
with
two-to-one
vedu;tion
gear
has
been
installed.
Speed
of
eight
knots
is
PLUMBING
and
.
HEATING
STEAMER
Mollv
told
the
court,
shame-
garet
Llewellyn,
respondent;
A
Prince
George
facedly
sue
was
married
and
had
B.
Brown,
counsel
for
petitioner.
'
Pioyee
s
Deneiiciary
ine
mini-
two
children
"babies,"
she
said.
Ejvind
Nielsen,
petitioner;
Iva
'ul"
P""
18
-
Shv
had
been
hnm
two
nr
ihr
Nielsen,
-respondent:
Allan
!
erage
increases
in
relation
to
the
SAILS
FOR
riavs
aiio
"somethino
IlltP
that."
George
Tracey,
co-respondent;
I
annual
base
wage
or
salary
re
'
ceived.
Fog
caused
delay
to
both
regu-lar
Sunday
vessels
of
Union
Steamships
yesterday
aftetnooii.
I
he
steamer
Camosun,
Capl.
John
Boden,
arrived
at
5
p.m.
from
Vancouver
and
waypoints
and
half
an
hour
later
the
Co-quitlam.
Capt.
William
Mr-
Why
did
she
leave?
She
didn't
A.
B.
Brown,
counsel
for
peti-bnnu,
tioner.
Va
i
Accident
and
sickness
benefits
ncouver
Birtle
Larson,
petitioner;
Vio-'
win
oe
pam
10
eu.piuyccs
wi.u
rf
it
,..
,
a
let
CecUia
Larson.
resDondent.;
are
unable
to
work
because
of
accident
occurring
away
line,
until
12
of
them
had
cone
'
Frederick
M.
Hill,
co-respond-
any
counsel
for
from
work
or
any
sickness
not
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
PHONE
Fur
Repairs
and
Alterations
Smith
S.
Elkins
Lid.
P
O.
Box
M
and
Intermediate
Torts
Eoch
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
through
the
mill
In
similar
fash-
enl;
.
A-
B-
Brown
Ion;
similar
questions,
similar
.
petitioner
Combe,
steamed
in
from
Mass?t
Inlet
points
of
Queen
Cha
lotto
Islands.
The
Coquitlam
sailed
at
8
p.m.
for
Vancouver
and
the
Camosun
at
midnight
for
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
whence
she
is
compensaote
under
a
worK-men's
Compensation
Act
or
similar
legislation.
The
Columbia
Cellulose
Com-
answers
and
similar
fines.
I
have
sat
on
the
reporter's
1
I
WKONESU.W
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
nanv
Limited,
nrnpram
nlsn
nro-I
vides'
for
hospital
and
surgical
due
bacK
tomorrow
morning
to
Post
Article
Is
Popular
bench
of
many
police
courts
iin
1
this
province
but
I've
never
seen
none
in
the
smaller
cities
patron-
j
ized
to
such
an
extent
as
the
one
IjUIJ
UL
I1IJUII
U:i
JltT
-I'lUlll
DJUlll.
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
expense
benefits
to
be
paid
to
all
employees,
their
wives
ai)d
children
due
to
an
actldent
off
the
in
Prince
Rupert.
And
beyond
a
A
record
circulation
has
been
Frank
Waterhouse
freighter
Wand
King.
Capt.
Ed.
Swank,
I
doubt,
it
gets
more
patrons
made
by
Saturday
Evening
Post1
Job
or
sickness
not
covered
by
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Workmen's
compensation
Act.
arrived
in
port
late
Saturday
;
mmm
v
1
mm
V
hunria
ft"
LMondov
od
Tucsdoy
7
00
among
our
Indians
than
any
other
police
court
in
B.C.
An
average
of
nine
convictions
a
day
were
handed
out
last
month,
totalling
more
than
$2
000
in
fines.
Most
of
the
fines,
of
course,
were
paid
by
Indians
who
got
drunk.
PHOTO
WRATH
ALL'S
FINISHING
DEVELOPING,
PRINTINO
ENLARGING
EXPOSURE
METERS
AMATEUR
SUPPLIES
rhone
Ow
136
Ho
M
These
benefits
supplement
the
from
the
south
and
sailed
yes-British
Columbia
Hospital
In-
terday
afternoon
for
WaUon
Is-surance
Act
so
that
all
employees
land.
The
vessel
Is
on
her
regu-and
their
dependents
may
have
lar
fortnightly
voyage
to
nor-seml-private
accommodations
at
thern
points.
no
cost
to
them.
Surgical
expense
benefits
fori
..
.
,
-.,,,
.,
,
...
employees
and
their
dependents
rOT!.,--""-
tenyto
-ksln
ious
operations,
there
is
a
max-
.
:
Imum
allowance
of
$200.
'
in
Prince
Rupert
due
to
the
article
on
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
in
the
September
issue.
And,
says
Mark
Hill,
local
agent
Mr
the
magazine,
still
more
copies
are
wanted.
M..
Hill
Initially
was
allotted
three
times
the
normal
amount
of
copies.
These
went
right
away
and,
since
then,
the
main
distributing
agency
in
Vancouver
has
ordered
all
B.C.
agents
to
send
Mr.
Hill
their
return
copies.
Nearly
2000
copies
have
been
sold
here.
i
bench
of
many
police
courts
in
Hon
of
what
the
native
imbiber
Free
Book
on
Arthritis
c
1
And
Rheumatism
!
pays
in
actual
cash.
One
of
the
men
admitted
in
court
that
he
had
paid
$12
for
his
liquor-for
a
"micky"
of
rum.
He
got
it
from
a
man
on
the
street,
name
of
Bill.
I
made
a
mental
note
that
I
d
like
to
hear
more
about
this
Bill,
this
walking
liquor
store,
and
decided
to
ask
Joe.
the
man
before
the
HINESE
DISHES
Chop
Sucy
-
Cliow
Mein
Opi'n
6
p.m.
-
3:30
a.m.
micky
of
rum
for
$12,
only
there
had
been
four
mlckies.
Well,
back
into
the
bush
it
was
then,
because
they
had
to
get
rid
of
the
1
stufi.
"If
they
find
It
on
you,
you
get
more
fine
and
thev
take
the
SEE
l!S
FOR
.
.
.
Hoists,
All-Bterl
Dump
Dodles.
Winches
all
sizes.
Heavy
and
Light
Trailer
Frames
and
Wheels.
Power
Take-Offs.
All
Certified
Operators
fur
high
pressure
and
general
welding
INDUSTRIAL
Joe
didn
t
care
to
talk
very
much
about
It,
but
perhaps
be-
1
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
HOW
TO
AVOID
CRIPPLING
DEFORMITIES
An
amitylng
niwly
enlHmed
44-pae
bonk
pnlttlrd
"Hheuniat.rhm"
will
Im
Hyit
frre
to
anyone
who
will
write
for
It.
It
rpvrals
why
drugH
Bn4
medicines
give
only
tmKirary
rpllef
and
(nil
to
remove
the
causes
of
the
trouble;
explains
a
proven
apeclaltzed
nonsurgical,
no-medlcal
treatment.
You
Incur
no
obllg-atlon
In
sending
for
this
Instructive
book.
It
may
lie
!
the
means
of
Having
you
years
of
uri-.
tald
misery.
Write
today
to
The
Ball
Clinic.
Dept.
6217,
Encelslor
Sprtngi.
j
Missouri.
Fur
Ouislde
Orders
Phone
13J
t
b
not
publli
ot
dMrSfi?'
!
this
dvrtliacn
-nmv
his
head
was
kind
of
sore
bottle,
too,"
explained
Joe.
from
the
previous
night's
carou-1
That
was
about
the
last
he
sal.
his
resistance
gave
way
and
remembered
for
a
while,
until
1
oacigerea
several
further
sur-
he
found
himself
launhlne
and
r
prising
admissions
from
him.
'singing
in
a
"cafe
downtown."
I
came
ashore
last
night
with
When
he
found
out
he'H
Inst,
his
WELDING
CO.
$200
in
my
pocket.
You
know
wallet
it
Was
missing,
anywav
V.
!.V
-lt
K.
I'hone
(irrrn
8X4
i
what
1
g
it
now?
Ill
tell
you
Joe
had
blamed
the
manage-two
dollars,"
Joe
said.
And
this
ment.
he
raid,
and
started
"a
SHINGOLEEN
Shinrpleen
is
n
BAPCO
product
and?
ideal
finish
for
Sliinqlcs,fcnccsai:
Rouqh
Lumber
construction.
Suoolicd
in
fiffcen
otfracrive
colon
what
had
happened,
approxi-
little
row."
That
had
hrnnirht
thv
w
matcly,
or
so
he
said.
'
police
For
the
MEAL
that
REFRESHES
"We
had
a
case
of
beer
on
the
1
boat,
and
we
drank
it.
My
bro-
These
constant
and
unending
1
her
and
I
left
the
boat.
We
felt
!
debaucheries
of
the
native
popu-happy,
that's
all.
but
we
wanted
lation
seem
to
point
only
to
one
more
to
arink
We
wanted
some
1950
HILLMAN
MINX
Low
mileage
Like
new
1947
PONTIAC
COACH
Privately
ownrd
Thompson
Hardware
Co
fc.
conclusion:
As
long
as
liauor
is;
FINEST
OF
COOKING
BEST
OF
FOOD
rye,
or
rum."
And
they
knew
"pretty
well
where
to
go"
for
their
rye
and
rum.
,
"Each
of
us
got
a
crock
of
ry
e
and
we
went
into
the
bush
to
by
law
kept
away
from
them,
the
j
Indians,
like
ayone
else,
will
get!
it
outside
of
the
law,
and
thus
1
they
fall
prey
to
the
capitalists
of
j
human
weakness
to
their
own
ruination.
IT
PAYS
DIVIDENDS
TO
OWN
654
m
'
WWW.
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mi
pwMitfctd
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diply4
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fJrink
it
r
It
brings
up
one
Question:
"Is
FOR
TAKF.
OCT
ORDERS
PHONE
20(1
BROADWAY
CAFE
G
I
AN
LITTLE
PORTABLE
How
much
did
you
pay
for
it
a
proven
scientific
fact
that
the
Joe?"
I
asked.
rye,
Indians
are
more
susceptible
to
"Twenty
a
piece."
Well,
it
had
liquor
than
other
races?"
not
taken
them
long
to
drink
the
SAWMlu
DESIGNED
RIGHT
d
Suit
'There
is
a
Mill
to
lit
Your
Work
nl
a
Port
9
1948
DcSOTO
CLUB
COUPE
Low
mileage
"MECHANIC'S
SPECIAL"
1937
Graham
4-door
sedan
4,
rye,
Joe
and
his
brother
were
getting
used
to
that,
and
in
less
than
half
an
hour,
both
were
back
"on
the
street"
thirstier
than
ever,
and
looking
for
more
booze.
They
found
It
alright,
the
rnnouncement
Mac
Construction
Company
$300.00
Surprise
Win
Cf
Quebec
Car
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CALGARY
1029
Tenth
Avenue
S.
J.
GILLIS,
D.S.C.,
R.
Cp.,
ChiropodLst-Foot
Specialist
of
1407
West
Broadway,
Vancouver,
B.C.,
Will
Practice
at
"
SAVOY
HOTEL
Week
Sept.
19th
to
26th
only
Telephone
For
Appointment
RUPERT
MOTORS
LONDON,
Ont.
0
When
Bev-
j
erley
Burrows
borrowed
25c
from
'
her
father
she
paid
it
back
with
a
lucky
ticket
on
a
new
automobile.
Father
was
notified
he
had
'
WILL
DO
YOUR
JOB
CHEAPER
Roofing
.
.
.
Sidirg
.
.
.
Alterations
Estimates
Gladly
Given
Blue
182
LIMITED
'
2nd
Avenue
at
1st
Street
Phone
866
and
566
(H)
I'HONE
42932
won
the
car
raffled
at
the
Que-.
I
bee
fall
fair,
and
that
his
daughter
was
also
getting
a
car
for
1
having
made
the
lucky
sale.