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Prince
Kuperr
Daily
News
Saturday,
October
27,
1951
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CTKTAINS
.
.
.
Joe
Louis
1
USE
HALLOWE'EN
Editorial
'
Good
Luck
Kinsmen
.
Let's
give
a
hand
to
the
Kinsmen
for
their
good
job
during
the
past
few
years
of
keeping
Hallowe'en
safe
and
sane
in
Prince
Rupert.
It's
not
so
long
ago,
it
seems,
that
there
were
Peanut
Day
Prelude
To
Kin's
High
Jinks
It's
Peanut
Day
today
in
Prince
Rupert!
Funds
derived
from
the
street
sale
will
go
to
the
fund
to
financethe
activities
which
Prince
Rupert
Kinsmen's
Club
will
stage
next
Wednesday
night
to
once
again
keep
Hallowe'en
safe
and
sane
yet
appropriate
and
entertaining
in
the
city.
For
days
the
school
children
i
have
been
pressing
the
sale
ofjwin
be
a
bicycle.
Watch,
wallet
ihell-cut
tokens
which
will
be'orwi
...,
u
ocky
Marciano
Wins
Vith
8th
Round
Kayo
ii;V
YORK.
The
curtail
fell
last
night
on
the
pugilistic
career
of
the
Brown
Bomber
of
it,
former
world's
heavyweight
champion,
i-fiuht-year-old
Joe
Louis
fell
to
the
nnslamrht
PUMPKIN
LIGHTS
on
the
Christmas
lighting
string
f-yeai-old
Kocky
Marciano
of
Brockton,
-Mas-
l-SCtt
r.
I
s
e
c
o
n
d
knocK-qui
or
untoward
events
in
Prince
j
re-collected
Halloween
night.
I
the
prizes
for
highest
returns
in
eighth
round.
Just
before
the
knock-out
Louis
had
been
down
for
the
count
cf
eight.
It
was
one
of
those
dramatic
A,:hvt
came
after
two
Runert
on
Hillnwp'pn
hut
or
lfle
chud
with
tne
greatest
inaivldual
schools
X
and
3''i
seconds
of
the
number
of
point
returns,
there
4
!
As
for
Hallowe'en
there
will
be
the
usual
high
Jinks
at
Conrad
Street
School
grounds.
Gyro
Park
land
Totem
Park
with
bonfires.
No
Hallowe'en
party
is
complete
without
"Noma"
plastic
pumpkin
snap-ons
as
an
effective
lighting
decoration.-
SEE
THEM
TODAY
AT
NORTHERN
BX.
POWER
Co.,Ltd.
Uesner
Block
Pbone
210
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Stewart,
B.C.
years
ago
.
.
.
in
Prince
Rupert
change
in
fortune
for
the
Bomber,
after
having
a
rough
time
in
the
first
round,
came
back
in
the
.second
and
was
almost
completely
in
control
until
he
began
to
weaken
in
the
seventh.
.
A
hard
left
hook
to
the
jaw
was
the
lethal
blow
after
Marciano
hud
pounded
Louia
with
a
barrage
of
rights
and
lefts
to
head,
chin
and
body.
The
only
previous
time
In
which
Louis
had
been
knocked
out
was
by
Max
Schmeling
be'
fore
he
Louis
i
first
won
the
tUle.
Louis
had
a
25-pound
weight
advantage
over
Marciano
but
the
poundage
might
have
even
been
a
handicap
in
view
of
the
disadvantage
in
age.
The
Bomber
lacked
none
of
his
former
craftiness
but
he
was
simply
not
able
to
"deliver.
At
since
the
Kinsmen
took
a
hand,
it
is
to
be
noticed
that
they
have
been
at
a
minimum..
We
can
also
remember
the
good
work
that
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
did
a
few
years
ago
in
the
same
connection.
fireworks,
hot
dogs,
apples,
games
and
entertainment
and,
of
course,
the
costumes.
For
the
adult
celebrants
of
Halloween,
sevvral
interesting
social
events
have
been
arranged.
Twenty
Yeors
Ago
October
27,
1931
For
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Thrilling
L;$
Of
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Spooky
Specials
The
best
policemen
are
child
were
burned
to
death
today
V
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1
r:,:
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.
For
Hallowe'en
Party
Sandviches
those
people
in
the
cnra-ia,Te'hthh,)raeaj
1
1
7
!
ct.upletely
destroyed
in
a
morn-
munity
who
dispense
good
,ing
blaze.
TiTil
UMTS
will
and
spread
the
gospel
!
that,
there
were
sequences
when
T
Aunnwr
tu
nnuiu
:
ne
goi
io
Marciano
with
somejoi
resjwci
ior
)eis(in
ami,
went
to
thv
polls
today
and
the
use
property
on
such
jubilant
i
wllo!e
worli
awaiting
the
re-
11
,
suit.
Bill
f
Pnlilir-al
Political
fnrinuio
forecasts
ri
are
ro
fir
for
eiiet'l.
The
victorv
biinp
M.ireinnn.
8
great
majority
in
favor
of
the
the
right
to
meet
Ezzard
;
occasions
as
this.
Charles,
principal
contender
to
dale
lor
Jersey
Joe
Walcott's
championship.
.'van's
mm
SLICED
BREAD
vVk
But
vvnvVNaUonal
ernnient,
and
it
is
"ui.
even
l(.u
this
mis
finod
00(1
V
0!
K
.
cxpected
lne
coalitlnn
admlnls-
Can
be
ineffective
if
a
few
'
tration,
headed
by
Premier
J.
ami
..ilfl
a
u
vt'fr
four
lew
at
f
4V,
that
..t
;
Ramsaj,
MacDonald
will
be
swept
try
back
inlo
offlce
Lilbor
head
do
not
respect
the
rights
l
lum.
Arthur
Henderson,
is
op-
and
property
of
others
j
posHion
,eac
and
forget
the
principle!
A
radio-telephone
service
link-of
tre;iHn.r
nthova
thovin
Canada,
the
United
Slates
lALLOWE'EN
twenty
years
ago
in
SPORT
'THE
FRESHEST
THING
IN
TOWN"
at
A
Ps.R'fF
McRAE
io)
A
P
radio
commission
in
Washington
today.
Right
i
to
an
$8,700
estate
of
'he
late
j.
N.
McPliee
will
not
be
waived
by
city
council
as
requested
by
Williams,
Manson,
13;own
&
Harvey.
Council,
at
a
mating
last
rip,'it,
held
a
will
leaving
the
estate
to
the
city
for
parks
was
valid.
The
legal
firm
is
acting
for
distant
relatives
who
seek,
to
have
the
will
altered.
2)
12)
iF
October
27,
1931
Auditorium
on
Sixth
Avenue
West
will
be
the
scene
of
this
yvar's
basketball,
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
decided
at
a
meeting
lust
night.
Entries:
Senior
32
Taxi.
Panthers,
Canadian
Recieatiun
Association
Intermediate
Tuxis
Boys,
High
School,
Merchants.
Junior
Japanese
Association,
Boy
Scouts,
Rowrs,
League
ot
Nations.
Twenty-three
p.ii'ls
have
up-plied
to
play
it.'
the
Ladies'
Lenjjue.
BROS.
would
be
treated
themselves.
Let's
make
next
Wednesday
night
another
good
Hallowe'en
in
Prince
Rupert.
Good
Deed
By.
Kinsmen
.
Prince
Rupert
Kinsmen's
Club
has
loaned
an
outboard
motorboat
to
be
used
In
evacuating
of
people
in
the
Prud-homme
Lake
area
who
have
become
stranded
by
the
floods
611
3rd
Ave
W.
Phone
190
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Firecrackers
-
Fireworks
In
a
close
race,
members
of
the
local
RCNVR
unit
defeated
a
whaler
crew
of
HMCS
Skeena
vre.serday
afternoon
to
take
the
Burns
Challenge
Trophy.
Donat-j
ed
by
P.
Burns
Co.
Ltd.,
the
trophy
will
be
a
pvrpetual
chal-
i
lenge
In
whaler
race
competl-1
lions
between
RCNVR
unit
here'
and
visiting
RCN
ships.
,
j
:
.
a;i
m
and
washouts
following
yesterday's
big
rain.
Bad
Booze
Kills
35
ATLANTIC
C1T.
Four
mor"
persons
are
dead
as
a
result
of
drinking
liquor
marie
of
wood
alcohol
and
labeled
as
"good,
drinking
liquor."
So
far,
35
are
dead.
Richard
Smallwood,
who
Is
Dance
Records
Parly
Noise
Makers
Paper
Hats
Crepe
Paper
Parly
Novelties
McRAE
BROS.
Purchase
of
Doug
Brennan,
big
ilelen.seman,
from
Vancouver
Li.
of
the
Pacific
Coast
League
is
announced
by
New
York
Rangers,
one
of
two
Gotham
representatives
of
the
National
Hockey
League.
(5nnr?l1
n
n
nwn
esananri
HALIFAX
(("-October
exhibits
from
Chester
Basin
and
Sheet
Hurhnr
nrrlvinc
hprp
shnw
sum-
SI
mer
dies
hard
in
those
places,
alleged
to
have
mixed
the
iiquor
is
charged
with
murder.
13
uebe'
r
blossoms
came
from
Chester
and
an
openv-d
buttercup
wa-
sent
from
Sheet
Harbor.
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
adverslse.
Two-Fold
Purpose
Of
Shell-Out
Tickets
1.
7c
keep
children
off
streets
and
prevent
vandalism
on
Hallowe'en.
2.
The
money
realized
from
the
sale
of
the
tickets
provides
prizes
and
entertainment
for
the
children
on
Hallowe'en
and
the
Kinsmen's
Kiddies
Proiect.
Come
en
-
a
My
House
Willi
will!
TMK
I
llr.
1IO.MK
Iiumr.
i.!i-innr..r.
I'I'ROVE.MKNT
i
Kl'I.GET
nii.ut.i
n.
PLAN.
i.i.
-,
m
gj
Prizes
To
Be
Awarded
Children.
1.
Top
prize
o
hike
to
child
who
sells
he
most
tickets.
2.
Prizes
will
be
awarded
for
the
best
costumes
and
for
the
games
at
the
bonfires.
fx
,
y
l
.
i
l
.
.
.
and
see
the
wonderful
improvements
I've
made
IVi
houv';
is
painted
inside
and
out,
I've
gotta
a
new
fence,
t!(v
floois.
n-'w
kitchen
cabinets,
new
garace
and
insulation.
Come
on-2
djwn
where
you
will
get
expert
advice
and
quality
materials
for
home
improvement.
We
will
show
you
how
you
can
do
this
with
the
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
BUDGET
PLAN
...
no
monvy
down
and
easy
instalments.
Enquire
at
the
office
and
fill
out'
on
application
form.
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
t
Phone
651
900
Second
Avenue
West
I
Bonfires
At
Three
Different
Sites
6:30
p.m.
I
1.
Conrad
Street
School
bonfire.
II
1
2.
Gyro
Park
bonfire.
Ijj
3.
Totem
Park
bonfire.
-S
Gala
Fireworks.
Display
.
Commencing
6:30
p.m.
H
I
All
This
and
Hot
Dogs
Too!
1