4
5
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
January
13,
1951
Coal
"Piracy"
On
if
English
Channel
!c
Young
Var
Vidow
Has
Unique
Post
TORONTO
f
A
pretty
young
war
widow
from
Rochester,
N.Y.,
is
one
of
the
big
reasons
why
the
Jack
Evans,
coach
of
the
Rainmakers,
Is
confident
that
the
Rupe:t
team
will
take
the
Am
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
KTUKNS
PREPARED
R.
E.
Mortimer
:ndA.
(Near
CFPR)
J
erican
lads
In
both
games.
COVENTRY,
ENG.
Of
Britain'
,
"Black
Country,"
so
called
cause
of
tlif
smoke
ficuij
in
s
many
factory
chimneys,
w
tn
f
!
Wrangell
Wolves
Due
January
28
Due
to
arrive
In
Prince
Rupot
t
January
28
are
the
W
range
.1
"Wolves."
The
Wolves,
who
play
in
the
Southeastern
Alaska
Con
loionlc
Maple
U-als
Baseball
C'luiJ
stays
out
of
trie
red
on
11)3
books,
if
not
always
ojj
Uie
dia
a,,im
I,.
i
n
IOROom
I
I
tj
eooom
I
11
Mro
U
J
&o.'-o
a
DMOm
AFFj.p;
i
3
o
mond.
i
"It's
virtually
.
impossible
for
her
to
leave
tor
a
tup
uf
coffee
ference,
will
travel
here
from
JOHN
H
Ketchikan
for
a
two
game
series
i
wene
of
aoth
ciuury
piracy.
Coal,
on
'jt
th
country';
prevailing
scarcities,
is
th
"loot."
uceaurs
form
boaniuiif
parties
alojiig
fh
bank
oi
a
lonely
canal
and
leap
in)
soa!
barge
as
they
chug
slowly
beneath
a
bridge.
CuuHiirtilrf
obstruct
tlin
barge
leaving
U(
fanai
lif-m
to
fill
tlitir
siks.
;
wiinoui
our
emuu
wusuie
business
I
i
structure
crumbling.1
Leaf
against
tne
KanimaKtrs
jamnT
2a
and
30.
I
ULGER
4
:
Hu.su
it-.-s
Uanager
Oordun
Walk
-".let
uys
o
Mis.
puyw
Maner,
J
illu-
lub's
seerrlaiy-Ueasiirer.
The
Wrangell
team,
although
their
average
height
Is
well
under
six
feet,
is
rumored
to
be
a
(U
(Jill
4
1
I
-Joe
.ieKltf,
Urn
KMiera)
man
1
'!
ufcrr,
ana
i
can
im
S)ared
un
ia.ii,,
iijiu-nuuiis
!
udKioii,
but
w
I'hylli."
Travelling
with
the
Wolves
'filfeU
tit
tilt
IWt
Itfidfc
lU'J
pluuden-rs
Uave
with
a
vViMli-Jln
and
a
sack
of
coal."
Police
art!
patrojlilili
ttost'rtecl
stretehs
of
lite
watui
way
In
an
effort,
to
catch
the
raider.
ep"
m
i
It
was
shortly
altr
she
had
i
will
be
Tom
Maxand,
59
:
Allan
it
SANDY'S
!
CAFE
iNext.
door
to
Belmont)
Your
Favorite
FOODS
Cooked
to
PERFECTION!
FISH
&
CHIPS
SPAGHETTI
STEAKS
Phone
or
i
Toke
Out
Orders
;
Week
Days
...
9
a.m.
to
l
a.m.
!
Saturdays
9
a.m.
to
2
a.m.
!
Sunday?
5
P-m-
ohri
Bulger
Ltd.
r
IE
T-Dn
OiriftO
Ml
Li
v
no
-Am
Third
Avnnufc
bosume
Siiegfer
seciutary
that
i
Ritchie,
VflVi";
Ticky
Guilder-Ui'S
tlaner
demonsirated
sliei
son,
5'9";
Steele
Ferguson,
6';
had
the
brains
and
ability
to
Allan.
Ca--ey.
Lvnn
Schwai
t.,
become
the
only
woman
secre-
5'H
Vj";
Nell
French,
Eddie
Brari-tary
-treasurer
in
piotoionul
'
ley,
5'U";
Paul
Thorncitiist
and
baseball.
Jim
Wheeler,
5
0".
Offered
a
job
a.s
switchboard
j
piayers
who
will
pr.ibably
rep-ojierator
at
Rochester's
Red
resent
Bo-Me-Hi
on
the
Rain-
Matured
Pemican
AMES!
FRAMES!
cuttit
irvo.
i
wine
suuiiuiii
uM
iin
iiuauaim
maKers
are
Kay
cumin,
uuu
BACK
TO
no
in
ana
uiUtft
uni-:iat
Christmas
Photo,
carry
a
larg
tin
ul
,-Tv-Date
Moulding
was
killed
serving
with
the
U.S.
Ratchford,
Fred
Simonson,
Dick
Air
Force
In
the
Middle
ExL.
forwards;
Lawrence
IClslma::-Mrs.
Mahar
at
first
refused.
She
SOn,
Roddy
Tait,
centres;
Bill
intended
to
go
and
live
with
McChesnev.
Henry
Blackaby,
relatives
in
Columbus,
O.,
until
carrel
Young
and
Bill
Morrison,
i
she
recovered
from
the
shock
guards
',r4
of
losing
her
husband
WRATHAU'S
Photo
Finishing
320
Third
Ave,
W.
R.
Bropney
leaves
the
offices
of
the
mayor
of
Windsor,
Ont.,
after
holding
the
post
for
eight
days.
Mr.
Brophey
was
ousted
when
a
recount
showed
him
trailing
Mayor
Arthur
Reaume
by
16
votes.
He
was
named
mayor
when
election-night
returns
gave
him
a
38-vole
lead.
Mr.
Brophey
left
almost
immediately
tq
continue
h(s
law
studies
in
Toronto.
.
.
(CP.
PHOTO)
Zeigler
changed
her
mind.
She
Finds
Few
Takers
STONE
Y
PLAIN,
Alta.,
Jan.
P
They
have
some
extra
food
rn
the
shelf
at
the
farm
instrutor'.t
home
in
this
Northern
Alberta
Indian
Reserve,
but
no
one.
feels
like
eating
it.
i
The
mixture,
no
a
hardened
mass
qf
buffalo
meat,
fat
aid
Saskatoon
ber
ies.
is
known
io
the
Indians
a?
pemm!can.
onct
a
staple
food
cn
the
prairie.'
This
particular
pemmiean
was
unearthed
recently
at
the
honw
of
a
farmer
near
here
I
No
one
can
-
be
positive
hov;
jlong
It
was
ouried
but
historians
'
point
out
the
last
major
camp
of
r.ians
in
this
district
was
in
,
1885.
I
Pemmiean
wa?
a
malor
diet
for
.Indians
and
early
wnjte
traders
acme
H-Anr,
THE
f'JI4St;
proyjdus
a
separate
dlnlnR
room
for
those
who
do
Uu4
XV
eiiiM
in
kiU
)"4-n
of
Hvlng
room.
But
space
Is
Bvailnblp
in
Ijit'hen
for
ijifgrinal
dining.
The
Chase
has
three
bedrooms,
bM,
iyji)
rtugn,
18
Closets
and
a
full
basement.
Closets
include
wardrobes
for
bedrooms,
linen
and
clothes
in
hall,
coat
In
vestibule,
coat
and
supply
In
rear.
In
the
kitchen,
the
work
counter
under
the
ide
window,
has
the
range
on
the
left,
refrigerator
un
right.
Sink
Is
under
front
window
and
storage
cabinet
on
Inside
wall.
A
corrugated
glass
partition
forms
Die
vestibule
while
the
living
room
has
a
double
glazed
picture
window
and
a
fireplace
with
book
shelves.
Exterior
finish
of
this
'
house
Is
planned
to
be
tiding
and
asphalt
shingles.
.
Dimensions
are
44
feet
by
28
feet.
The
floor
area
Is
1.214
square
feet
while
the
cuhtiKe
totals
23.673
cubic
feet.
Sorbonne
Still
Skeena
Rebekahs
Overcrowded
j
Elect
Hew
Officers
By
ERNEST
8ANFORD
1
,
,
,
,
t,
of-
I
TERRACE.
Installation
of
PARIS
(Reuters)
The
Sni-.
i
fleers
of
the
Skeena
Vallev
Re-
imping
&
Heating
MULf
January
Clearance
took
the
switchboard
job
"to
j
help
me
get
my
feet
back
on
the
'
ground,"
bit
declined
any
salary.-
Then
Zeigler's
secretary
quit,
and
Mrs.
Maher
explains
"I.
hurried
up
and
took
three
shorthand
lessons
and
hecum;?
a
secretary."
When
Zeigler
became
Leafs';
general
manager,
Mrs.
Maher
came
along.
One
of
her
first
tasks
in
Turonto
was
to
handle;
$80,000
worth
of
renovations
tot
Maple
Leaf
Stadium.
She
did
it;
efficiently.
She
did
it
alone.
The
club's
board
of
directors
.
had
I
i.4
Schedule
Of
Basketball
Basketball
League
schedule'
for
January
is
as
follows:
and
missionaries.
It-
a.s
made
i
by
cutting
buffalo
meat
into
!on3
MARCHAND
Make
Your
$'s
Go
a
Long
Way
f
ACE
HEATERS
Jan.
13
Junior,
High
School
noticed
ner
smoom
nananng
oi
,
tonne,
University
of
Paris,
has
bekah
Lodge
was
held
last
Tues-thin
strips
and
hanging
it
up
w
fewer
students
this
year
but
it's!
day
evening
iri
the
IO.OF.
Hall,
dry.
still
the
biggest
university
in
with
District
Deputy
President,
Saskatoon
berrirs
were
then
i
vs.
Rupert
Hotel;
intermediate,
payrolls,
records
and
dozens
oi
HI
tireen
vs.
Merchants;
exhi-
other
tasks.
Mrs
i
r
nK
riintr.a
in.si.ni-
uuutru
uwu
uuuiiwu
v..s
'
ri,
t
nv,
fiini,
hni
hiiffnli
f
1
1.
1
hi
Inn
Hi
fiold
vs
G
&
A.;
sen-,
The
upsnoi
was
me
uireauu
ii,.g
u.ucer.
joi.ow.in5
we
t-r'."3,?."
.
C"
"
JI
7.
numoru
made
her
the
Leafs'
secretary-
VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
ANE
PLUMBING
FIXTURES
PHONE
mony,
a
grand
banquet
was
held.
Jan
16
Junior
Cooks
vs.1
treasurer,
a
jod
Mrs.
mane
ture
was
a
solid
mass,
4
SUIT.
Regular
$64.00.
Sale
IVice
Manjojis:
intermediate,
Fashion
pile
enjoys
more
eveiy
yem
v.
.'44Jrchanl;
senior,
G.
&
A.
s.
!-op.
Oflicers
ors:
Noble
Grand
Mrs.
Spencer.
Vice
Grand-M8.
G.
Clifford.
Recording
secretary
Mrs.
Mary
Jones.
Financial
secretary
Mrs.
F.
Bailey.
Treasurer
Mrs.
Joan
Sparkes.
id-pairs
anil
Alteration
Luxury
Steamer
29-50
32-50
44.95
18-oo
Europe
and
It's
stjjl
crowded,
for
space.
There
are
45,000
students
enrolled,
compared
with
49,200
a
year
ao
and
55,800
in
1948.
The
drop
in
numbers
is
believed
due
to
the
low
birthrate
during
the
difficult
days
in
the
(early
1930
s,
the
years
that
are
producing
today's
students.
Apart
from
this,
there
Is
still
a
shortage
of
teachers,
books,
lecture
space,
lodgings
and
money.
It
would
be
Impossible
foif
Indians
at
the
reserve
here
claim
the
recentlv
discovewl
pemmiean
may
still
be
edible
even
after
being
buriwl
for
at
last
fi5
years.
An
elderly
bucjisaia
he
had
ol
ten
heard
his
aunt
tell
of
eatins
pemmiean
that
was
roro
than
15
years
old
and
that
jt
was
f
'en
as
anv
modern
"depu
freeze"
lh&
El
kins
Lid.
C
SL'ITS
Regular
$19.50.
Sale
Prince
15
Sl'ITS
only.
Regular
4)56X)0.'
'
Sale
Price
2
ONLY
SPOUT
JACKETS.
These
i
G
QQ
sell
rep.
to
S34.50.
Sale
Price...,
Prince
George
i
PO
Hox
271
Jjji.
20
-Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Mansons;
girl,
High
School
vs.
OldTimers;
intermediate,
Hi
Oold
vs.
Thunderbirds;
senior,
Brownwoods
vs.
G.
(i
A.
Jan.
23
Junior,
High
School
v.
Cooks;
intermediate,
Hi
Green
vs.
Fashion;
senior,
Brownwoods
vs.
Co-op.
SAILS
FOR
Appointed
officials
were:
Warden
Mrs.
Wold.
Conductor
Miss
Honey
Haug-land.
Outside
guardian
Mrs.
Lou-
product.
But
except
or
the
odd
sniff
tt
I
Vancouver
I
.1
....
i
n
.
,
Jan.
27
Junior.
Mansons
vs.
everyone
to
get
Into
the
average
den.
a
few
dif,s
ana
tne
curious
plances
of
sight-seers,
there
seem
Hi
School;
intermediate,
Mer
95c
7.00
1.95
guardian
Mrs.
Gil-
Corbonne
lecture
room
If
all
the
Inside
chants
vs.
HI
Gold;
senior,
Co-op
to
be
no
Vcrs
for
the
a'jed
pemmiean,
SCARVES
Pure
wool
knit
Cashmere
Paisley
Scarves,
Regular
$2
59.
Now
12
ONLY
Ol'TPOOB
JACKETS.
Regular
$10,95.
Now
15
OKLY
SPORT
.SHIRTS.
Regularly
priced
from
$40
to
$0.95.
Sale
Price
GREY
FLANNNEL
TROUSERS.
Values
up
;ta$l7
50-
Now
to
clear
at
-
vs.
G.
&
A
Jan.
29
Junior,
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Cooks;
exhibition,
Bo-Me-Hi
tt
trr-itm
Rcbpv
Fnirland
5r
landers.
R.S.N.G.
Mrs.
Frank.
L.S.N.G.
Mr.
Llewellyn.
R.S.V.G.
Mrs.
Squire.
L.S.V.G.
Mrs.
Hcppell.
Pianist
Mrs.
Collier.
Chaplain
Mrs.
F.
Thomas.
ana
intermediate
rma
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNKSUAY
MIDNIGHT
l
uxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
ivs.
Wrangell
Hi
9.95
Unconcerned
over
the
disappearance
of
the
Stone
of
Scone
was
I
ft
The
above
Mvl'tiliaiulise
is
NOT
displayed
in
our
windows.
'.Hospitality
and
Past
Noble
Grand
Mrs.
West.
Cum
in
and
see
our
Special
Sales
Counters
the
matron
of
a
maternity
home
here.
She
wants
to
know
who,
took
the
centre's
mascot
a
i
wooden
stork
with
flapping
j
wings.
uooa
rooa
rt.it
Is
Our
First
Aim
enrolled
students
turned
up.
But
as.
enrollment
secures
reduced-price
theatre
tickets,
cheap
mpals
in
students'
restaurants
and
other
privileges
while
involving
no
obligation
to
study
the
university
authorities
estlmafe
r.t.
least
one-third
of
the
enrolments
aie
not
"serious.''
Even
so,
in
the
science
school,
for
example,
2,000
students
have
to
puck
into
a
lecture
room
built
lit
hold
50Q.
Medical
students
are
packed
equally
tightly
In
their
an
-lent
Latin
quarter
hulls.
Nearby,
In
the
Rue
des
Saint
Perei,
the
j
teml-skyscraper
intended
to
be-jflome
tho
new
medical
school
otill
CITY
OR
DtPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
liiMie
17
for
Orders
Tu
Take
Out
ACME
CLOTHING
Serving
the
public
of
Prince
Rupert
for
over
33
years
KJovtag,
Packing,
(.'rating
'
Shipping
a-rnd
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
RcliaDle
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
fur
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
LUi
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
ail
Welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGt
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
LONDON
tf,
David
Michael
from
Aberdare,
Scotland,
came
to
London
in
search
of
employment.
Alter
two
weeks
he
became
a
bank
messenger
at
$15
a
wvek.
David
is
95
years
years
uld.
Ladies'
League
Bowls
Schedule
After
unloading
three
cars
of
frozen
halibut,
tne
packer
Sydney.
Capt.
Osmund
Hendiick-sen,
returned
to
Ketchikan
at
noon
today
afUr
arriving
in
port
from
the
north
this
morning.
jimodore
Cafe
mm
i
Cor
2nd
n
and
Park
Avenues
Plivne
mid
fi
Est.
1910
For
Action,
Advertise
!
Want
Ads,
Sure
Results!
I
'
-
L.J
T'.------
'
-L.--
-:
1
rears
gaunt
unwarned
giiiU'is
-as
it
has
done
since
pre-war
days.
The
building
should
be
finished
some
time
next
year.
Jan.
23
Savovs
vs
Wallace
Ipharm.;
Rocketles
vs
Shentons;
PROFESSOR
SHORTAGE
LISTEN
TO
"Collector's
Items
Skeena
Groc.
vs
Battlers;
Com-
But.
even
11
all
tne
new
duiiu-
mp,rni
vs
b
c
q
E
A
Bin
Sis
'New
RECORD
Thrills
lngs
were
completed,
there
would
ts
V3
oinsersnaus:
Black
Ca'-S
still
not
be
enougn
proiessors
vs
Mansons;
Lyons
vs
Lucky
and
lecturers.
Strikes;
Brownwoods
vs
Wrath-
Long
Playing
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More
and
more
students
today
ail's;
Annettes
vs
Toilers;
Bel-are
turning
to
profusions
which
manes
vs
O
ct
a;
McMeeKlns
V3
offer
immediate
employment
and
C.B.
of
C;
Stars
vs
Rosa
Lee.
;
quick
financial
returns.
The
Ecolc
Jar
UO
Brownwoods
vs
Toll-des
Mines
(mining
engineering
ers;
uelmont
vs
Rosa
Lee;
Lucky
school
)and
the
economics
school
Strikes
vs
G.
&
A.;
Wrathalls
vs
ln
rnnirtiu
irnlnine
recruits.
C.b.
of
C;
Annettes
vs
Stars;
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11
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while
many
students
are
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vs
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Wallace
Pharm.
vs
B.C.
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tho
one
nt
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G.E.A.;
Gingersnaps
vs
Savoys;
i'liilcotln.
Dec.
22
and
started
as
un
attorney
after
Skeena
Groc.
vs
Black
Cats;
wards.
Jan.
19
and
31
9
p
nt.
'ftockettes
vs
Battlers.
$150.50
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the
London
and
Broadwoy
stage
to
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home
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vs
Wrathall3
the
rising
cost
of
books.
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Paris,
where
"key-money"
is
the
accepted
method
of
getr
tin
grooms,
the
student
is
the
weakest
member
In
the
army
of
home-seekers.
He
has
the
students'
lodgings
service
to
help
him
and
the
magnificent
Cite
Universltarle
with
its
25
hotels
and
rooms
for
5,000,
admitted
on
r.
strictly
priority
basis.
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for
most,
a
room
in
the
Latin
quarter
is
the
normal
billet.
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ttnv
-rom,
if
it
ca,i
be
found,
costs
$14
a
month
without
board,
a
hleh
price
it
view
of
the
cost
of
living.
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of
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vs
Stars;
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vs
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