NAVY
NEWS
SUPREME
PENALTY
j
EAKLY
Horse
stealing
was
anions'
ti,
n..,.
Can'ALS
!
amazed
ftt
the
hospitality
extended
them
by
the
eltUens
of
Vrinra
Pnnat4
Dailw
KIauc
ps!
the
Alaskan
city
and
were
sorry
many
offences
punishable
by
were
beB,,n
n
Ca,
to
depart.
.
,
cleat
n
in
the
tune
of
Henry
VIII
rence
River
In
17V
S'
1
Saturday.
December
22.
1951
xcf(c
ueiuiaiz:
rug
n
Reflects
f,
and
,
.
Reminisces
Christmas;
Santa
Comes
Lieutenant
Tommy"
Scheerj
has
left
this
division
to
fake
up!
a
position
with
Oknnafran
Air-!
ways.
Mi.
Anthony
Altlridue,
who
In
Independent,
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Ruperl.
and
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
I
Member
of
Canadian
""-ess
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
'
Canadian
Dally
Newspaper
Association.
'
'
0.
A.
'HUNTER,
Managing
Editor:
H
O.
I'ERRY,
Managing
Director
.
'
.SUBSCRIPTION
RATES:
!
The
Christmas
spirit
1
has
sprung
'
forth
over
the
Rumania
is
reported
to
have
..
,
.
.7
,
""r,lu
,
'
IN
VAiCOlJ
;ii
"M
.111
AUSTIN
13
Dfiiui
entire
all.
1
HO
lUlS
SC-
nas
recove.cn
ana
m
o-
am
new
and
what
Is
called
a
land
lnvatiltlg
one
and
Mavy
By
carrier,
per
wwk,
20c;
pfr
nionih,
7rc;
per
year,
S8(Xi:
bv
maii.
ner
month.
75c:
ner
year.
S800.
J,jBj
j
popular
song
called
"Stalin
Is
My
Sunshine."
Nothing
is
said
Published
every
alternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New
s
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenuv.
Prince
Rupert
as
to
whether
or
not
Moscow
has
a
power
question
or
kilowatt
hours.
lor
Hour,
Lowest
Cohl
n'i-
Ait
Field
Essential
!,,T
,,M.s
mt
Mil,.
J
Who
wouldn't
work
or
vote
for
Truman?
He
announces
a
I
lour-day
Christmas
and
three-;
day
New
Year
holiday.
wiin
v-nuinum
soon.
eral
,
customs
.
prevalent
at
Christmas
.
.
.
time,
..
one
,,,
n
,
winch
is
the
tree
at
the
masthead.
Chatham
has
al
...ip
on
hoisted
four
small
trees
this
year
and
decorated
the
(
Christmas
Day,
the
officer'
large
Drill
Hall
for
the
coming
festivities.
'uT
One
custom
found
in
all
three
rjK
and
so
on
,
descends
from
Armed
forces
is
the
cuotiim
of
,
their
home
town
over
Christ-
the
Romans
who
celebrated
this
officers
entertaining
the
men
at
mas
These
men
were:
festival
by
Hie
masters
takiiiR
the
Oiislmas
time
so
Wednesday
OSS.MS
Norman
Hopson.
place
of
and
waiting
on
their
night
found
tiw
men
and
Wrens
OSSMS
Charles
Zlokiikovits
i
own
servants,
a-
attests
of
the
Wardroom.
OSSMS
Junius
Checkley
j
Lieutenant
Commander
Jack
,
The
youngest
officer
strikinf!
McRae,
MLA,
spoke
for
a
few
SOCIAI
'
lfl
bells
on
New
Year's
Eve,
Is
minutes,
wishing
the
troops
a
chief
Petty
Officer
and
Mrs.
o
mi
-"at
antiquity.
Probably
the
M'-'i'rv
Christmas
and
pointing
Hurry
Cutress
arrived
home
on
younuest
officer
is
chosen
for
a
out
that
during
these
troubled
Thursday
from
Ketchikan,
Alas-
similar
reason
as
the
Roman
times
4
he
Navy
must
remain
where
the
newlyweds
spent
custom
of
reversing
positions
constantly
at
the
alert
and
wvll
t
lu-ir
honeymoon.
They
were
when
celebrating
Christmas,
trained.
BROADWAY
U
D01UE
LTD
BAyview
6161
Broadway
a
flak
VANCOUVER
9,
B.C
Had
Petain
possessed
a
plane
in
1942.
he
would
have
joined
the
Allies.
But,
unable
to
lly,
he
had
to
do
the
best
he
could
in
a
France
held
by
Germany.
This
;
v
a.i
told
at
an
investigating
:
committee
lour
years
aio
and
has
now
been
divulged.
He
had
!
w
anted
to
escape
from
France.
Planes
must
have
been
.scarce..
McrC
Bill
Morrison
Named
Mayor
Of
Jaycees'
Future
Citizens
SANTA'S
VISIT
Santa
(laws
sliooid
again
h
ue
no
trundle
at
"Chatham"
tli-
year
as
the
large
ehininev
liar
hern
(leaned
and
Santa's
reindeer
have
snow
to
travel
o-ej
irs
year.
Ma
vor-elect
for
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-
ISSS
'm-
sj'onsoml
Future
Citizens'
Day
next
month
is
'i
tiie
wren
organization
and
nouular
athletic
Dill
Morrison.
Booth
Memorial
Iliuh
S
hool
Grnde
XII
sn-.aeiit.
Th
'
"
comnl-te
council
of
mayor
n.i
I
.a5.j,3.s.j.j
j.j,..j.3.j.j.j
,.3..s.
'
Soviety
Russia,
it
appear.
might
have
had
a
chance
to
seize
Alaska
earl
last
summer,
.-ays
a
Li
o.
Ktpre-enlative.
ln-.it
long
ago.
Prince
Rupert
liad
already
been
loaliii'
around
with
civilian
deieiu-e
ideas
since
the
previous
winter
and
gctUng
nowhere.
It
is
to
bf
hoped
the
politician's
observation.-,
are
more
ax
.irate
than
Chamberlain's
:
exultant
declaration
that
Hitler
i
had
"missed
t
lie
boat"
when
he
lulled
to
attack
in
the
tail
oi
11)39.
The
South
Carolina
Supreme
Court
rules
that
when
a
citizen
holds
a
public
office
or
becomes
a
candidate
he
is
an
object
of
legitimate
criticism.
Any
newspaper
is
privileged
to
publicly
;
criticize
him
without
being
lia
i
Hera's
tha
ideal
I
portabl
saw
for
all-around
timber
cutting
A
B.
Sid
Alexander.
A
B.
Eddie
Dawes
and
A
B.
Peterson.
The
n-ofiis
of
the
dunce
went
directly
Into
thj
"Christmas"
Tree
iind.
,
Tiie
RON
staff
have
spent
a
busy
week
cutting
and
decorating
trees
in
preparation
for
Santa's
visit
Sunday
afternoon.
,.iisic
and
a
show
will
help
to
rep
the
children
busy
while
awaiting
for
Saint
"Nick."
Wren's
will
be
serving
tea
to
'tidies
pt
tending
Chatham's
Our
office
and
plant
will
le
closed
from
December
2
to
January
2
for
staff
holidays,.
With
the
MtOul!
h
cluin
saw,
one
man
can
is
icn
nn'-
C3MIV,
PUCK
lops
qiticklv.
cut
i.
II
slumfn
d
n
llif
jiffKinil.
Ynu
can't
brat
it
for
V
making
Kmc
pmn.
cnnmg
httwxxl,
ot
for
cutting
and
iminvi
mi
aic
Ut
on
Clinttact.
Amaimtt)
lifhi
Tlic
30-inch
uw
wtighs
only
45
potn.is
c(.mPic,t
yet
its
special
MtCullwh
fnijine
packs
a
full
?
hp.
And
look
a
otli
fratiiifs-
MiriKoiic
dutch
stops
tlir
chain
hc-n
the
engine
ble
for
damages.
What's
a
news-
j
Christmas
tree
party.
paper
lor,
anyway';
flying
out
of
Vancouver
has
been
COMMERCIAL
'
hampered
during
recent
days
by
fog,
snow
and
wind
Delay
at
Sandspit
is
frequently
caused
because
of
high
winds.
Prince
'Rupert
very
rarely
has
flying
interference
because
of
unfavorable
meteorological
conditions
but
it
has
a
greater
handicap
than
all
these
things.
If
there
was
ever
ample
demonstration
of
the
urgent
and
immediate
need
at
Prince
Rupert
of
a
landing
field
and
the
proper
air
navigational
aids
and
facilities,
it
has
been
during
the
last
couple
of
weeks
and
yesterday
was
a
culminating
example.
Snow
and
smog
conditions
at
Vancouver
Friday
morning
prevented
departure
of
the
daily
flights
for
Prince
Rupert
until
about
the
noon
hour.
The
flights
got
through
as
far
as
Sandspit
but
there
the
passengers,
express
and
mail
had
to
stay
overnight
because
they
had
missed
the
daylight
deadline
into
Prince
Rupert.
Had
there
been
the
air
field
and
the
beam
facilities
here,
the
flights
would
have
been
able
to
come
through,
daylight
or
night,
without
the
delay
and
inconvenience
which
has
been
pretty
persistent
here
of
late.
Prince
Rupert
has
gone"
just
about
as
far
as
it
tan
now
in
commercial
flying
until
a
landing
field
is
provided.
Its
lack,
as
air
traffic
mounts
with
the
increasing
demands
of
rapid
industrial
development
requiring
speedy
transport
and
communications,
is
now
seriously
delaying
and
inconveniencing
business.
Immediate
action
on
getting
Prince
Rupert
equipped
with
an
adequate
and
properly
equipped
air
field
is
now
an
immediate
"must."
Safe
Christmas
"Trees
NOW
that
so
many
of
us
are
engaged
in
putting
up
our
Christmas
trees,
another
word
of
warning
might
be
in
order.
Don't
say
to
yourself
it
couldn't
happen
in
my
home.
Beware!
Christmas
trees
will
burn
if
they
are
ignited.
Don't
run
any
risks
with
the
lighting.
Use
approved
electric
lights
and
not
candles
for
'
illuminating
your
tree
and
window
decorations.
Make
your
Christmas
this
year
a
safe
one.
A
fire
hazard
exists
when
the
wiring
of
Christmas
lights
is
frayed
or
the
bulbs
used
are
unsafe
or
if
sparks
are
created
in
connecting
or
disconnecting
lights.
Re
sure
there
are
no
frayed
wires,
loose
connections
or
broken
sockets.
Watch
those
Christmas
gift
electrical
toys
and
your
electrical
appliance
aldermen
were
elected
yesleidav
Two
other
nominees,
for
mayor
were
Miss
Margo,
Brown
ana
Darrel
Young.
Aldermen
elected
were
Misses
Patricia
Hill.
Flora
Ball,
Dor-
othy
Marshall.
Shirley
Patrick
and
Marjory
Way;
Jimmy
man.
Roald
Feneis
.
and
Bill
Donaldson.
Other
nominees
were
Misses
Joan
Grimble,
Claire
Ritchie,
Jean
Sharpe,
Muriel
Sheir
and
Ken
Malcolm.
Voting
was
heavy
with
an
85
per
cent
average
turnout.
Miss;
Verna
Graham
appointed
city
clerk,
was
returning
officer.
;
Deputy
returning
officers
were
Mis-ses
Margaret
Strachan
and
Jean
Chesher.
Future
Citizens',
Day
when
the
High
School
students
take
over
civic,
business
and
industrial
administration
of
the
area
will
likely
be
in
the
third
week
of
January,
says
Sid
Gonick.
Jayc.ee
chairman
of
that
i"ii;n(,
luaur
imm
to
any
an(le
lor
easiest
nuckmp,
ft
llmj;.
mrippinn;
tecoil
sunt
niicipm,
floailni
tarlut
pemnn
nperation
in
ny
pusmon.
All
purpos
Rip-Cfns
chain.
The
Officers,
Men
and
Wrens
c
f
IIMCS
Chatham
wish
to
lake
this
opportunity
to
wish
a'l
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
a
Very
Merry
Christmas
and
a
Happy
New
Year.
Mlnufaciiitri!
hf
MeCUllOCH
MOTORS
CORP.
4101
W
Cinlwy
thi
..
l
g.m
AS.
CaM.
-4,
Wishing
All
the
Compliments
of
?e
Scoson.
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
lluildcrti
&
On
tractors
If
past
anniversaries
can
be
taken
lor
examples,
Palestine
is
!
crowded
with
pilgrims
and
tourists
this
season.
More
than
at
any
other
time
i.s
the
Holy
Land
of
interest.
Jerusalem
is
a
busy
city,
cars
are
everywhere
but
alas,
tile
irony
of
it
all
right
next
door-Egypt
and
the
Suez
Canal
what
is
virtually
war
continues
to
work
toward
a
more
grave
.situation.
We
carrv
Spnrr
Parts
for
all
Met
I
I.
I
0(
II
SAS
AuUiorird
Sales
and
Service
NEWS
Eby
&
Sons
Limited
were
granted
the
contract
for
repairing
and
painting
the
new
Wren's
mess
at
Chatham.
Work
should
be
completed
by
mid-January.
acific
Electric
Princa
Rupert,
B.C.
Box
1399
Ph.
Blue
992
Three
more
RCN
recruits
ar-riv
tl
from
Prince
George
and
were
duly
examined
and
attested
by
Lt.
N.
D.
Langham,
departing
for
HMCS
Comwullis
Friday,
1
December
21
with
a
short
stay
Christmas
Party
By
Three
Links
Try
Daily
News
Vanr
Ads
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ft
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fift
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tf
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t
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'evftt
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Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Association
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xtt
evtftt
t
xtt
t
-vt
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tit
111
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xtt
'ei
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J
fj
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(jreeliiHjS
Mj.
Hi
There,
Co-op
Kids!
i
The
Show
you
hove
been
waiting
for
THURSDAY
AFTERNOON,
DFC.
27
in
the
Caoitol
Theatre
wiih
Santa
Claus
in
attendance
Members
are
reonestcd
to
collect
Free
Admission
Tickets
for
tfie
children
at
the
j
A
group
of
happy
children
en-Joyed
a
Clnistmas
party
held;
!
under
the
auspices
of
the
Re-i
bekah.s
and
Oddfellows.
Friday
afternoon
in
the
Oddfellows'!
:
Hall.
i
Three
entertaining
liims
were;
shown
to
the
children
by
Mrs.
;
E.
A.
Evans.,
The
small
guests
sat
down
10
a
table
beautifully
decorated
by
Mrs.
T.
H.
Friest
and
partook
of;
delicious
refreshments
which
had
been
prepai
vd
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine
:
assisted
by
Mrs.
A.
E.
Wiod.
Mrs.
,
T.
Sollein,
and
Mrs.
Fred
Green.
.
The
special
treat
of
the
afternoon
was
a
visit
from
Santa
Claus
who
arrived
with
gilts,
candy
canes,
and
oranges
for
all.
Santa
had
all
the
children
join
in
jolly
games.
The
party
was
convened
by
Mis!
W.
J.
Lineham
who
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
L.
Sandvaar
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Daniels.
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...
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h
Jerry's
St
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v
Cow
Bay
Siore-Kaien
Co-op
7th
Avenue
Barber
Shop
and
Beauty
Parlor
Co-O!
7
In
decorating
the
home
for
Christmas,
don't
place
cotton
and
other
inflammable
material
around
the
tree.
It
is
safe
practice
to
keep
electric
trains
and
other
electrical
toys
away
from
the
Christmas
tree.
Don't
hook
up
electric
toys
near
water,
heating
or
gas
pipes.
A
child
might
be
badly
shocked.
So
do
not
take
a
chancel
Re
sure
your
Christmas
tree
and
electrical
decorations
are
safe!
Don't
let
a
preventable
accident
ruin
a
joyous
Christmas!
Ji
V.iJ.i.J.iiS,A).,,.4.).i.iAJ.,.
l,J.J.
;,;.
J.
J.
.
J,J.i,J.
,
5.
,.,?
,.
,
Where
vou
will
hove
the
opportunity
to
purchose
st;ch
qood
things
as--Shortbread
.
.
.
Mincemeat
Pics
ond
Tarts
.
.
.
Cakes,
plain
and
decorated
.
.
.
Christmas
Puddings,
assorted
sires
...
a'l
at
popular
prices...-
and
Be
sure
of
your
Sliced
Bread
Supplies,
with
the
So
you
can
relax
about
heating
Scripture
f-uSAatje
for
Jotlaif
"The
Son
of
man
came
not
to
be
ministered
unto
to
mlnlstei.-'
St.
John
1:33-39.
but
Label
Co
op
your
home...
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HAVEN
ST.
THOMAS,
Ont.
(CP)
Mem-
MELFORT,
Sask.
(CP)
When
bers
of
the
safety
patrol
of
anyone
finds
an
ill
or
injured
schoolboys
'
who
help
children
bird
in
this
district
he
knows
across
bu.sy
streets
near
the
where
to
send
it.
Judge
L.
T.
schools
were
guests
of
a
service
McKim,
president
of
Ducks
Un-
club
at
a
theatre
party.
The
30
limited,
has
a
small,
fenced
en-
boys
are
outfitted
with
sneeial
closure
now
holding
25
ducks
uniform
equipment
including
and
a.
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of
other
birds.
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ELECTRIC
We'll
see
to
it
that
you
have
on-hand
all
the
time
a
plentiful
supply
of
clean-burning,
non-wa.ste,100-dititiiled
fuol.
You
can't
go
wrong
with
our
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Some
of
the
many
useful
gifts
on
display
in
the
store
are:
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Standard
Furnace
Oil
or
Standard
Stove
Oil
-one
for
gun-type
furnaces;
the
other
for
pot-type
burners.
We
deliver
all
year
'round.
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our
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finer
for
the
home
this
Christmas
than
a
6.E.
Steam
Iron
Bedroom
Slippers
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Values
in
Luggage
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Ladies'
Hosiery
Fast,
efficient
service
meter-equipped
tank
trucks
and
courteous
personnel.
Our
products
are
carefully
filtered,
too!
Why
not
relax
give
us
a
call
today.
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Rupert
Radio
&
Electric
For
quick,
conven.cn-
buying
see
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
if
it
Ladies'
Handbags
!
Men's
Socks
N.
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NKW
MANAGEMENT
,
HEATING
OIL
DISTRIBUTOR
Phone
674
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FOOTWEAR
SAVOY
HOTEL
Prince
Rupert's
only
modern
rooms
with
bath
Fnuser
Street
Phone
37