Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
December
3,
l!)jl
Lincoln
Death
Stalin
Central
Plot
Filmed
!Church
FPre
L
Mews
of
-the.
District
J
"ships
'
ai
'd
"
Rupert
Vandals!
Keeping
Terrace
WATERFRONT
NEW
YORK
Two
hooded
Based
on
a
much
disputed
pai;e
Ukrainian
priests,
who
escaped
'mage
of
glajn
from
Soviet
Russia,
sav
there
t
B'"us
ficuro.
1"
w
Visit
Terrace
Air
Field
Open
Union
steamer
Coqultlam,
Cant.
James
Hunter,
returned
to
Abraham
Lincoln
while
he
was
communist
use
of
religion
as
an
u",rch
bulldmgs
c,
nn
on
his
his
wav
way
to
to
Washington
Washington
in
in
;
Mit
instrument
rumen.
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of
nrooauanda
,,.
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KWI'S
Pi'av
to
'.
,
"
tl
For
a
Girl's
Xmas
Gift
WALLACE'S
OF
COURSE
Kill,
rem
it
fin-
everything
to
please
a
fill's
affection.
Sis
In
fil
every
ai;r
and
build.
I'i
iee.s
to
plea.se
all.
The
life
MM
"tiler
ti
ui
Moscow.'
1861
to
be
Inaugurated
as
presl-
i
TERRACE
Bad
bovs
from'
TERRACE
Lakelse
airport
port,
at
8:30
last
evening
from
a
Prince
Ruocrt
are
blamed
for
a
ne'e
wi
be
kept
clear
of
snow
regular
voyage
to
points
on
the
south
end
of
the
Queen
Char-
T
O
T
E
M
dent
of
the
United
States,
"Tall
Target,"
suspenseful
mystery
film.
Is
being
featured
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
Monday
and
lutte
Islands
and
sailed
at
mid
nirjit
lor
Vancouver.
Today
and
Tuesday
'!.
Shuns
7-9
p.m.
Earlier
In
the
day,
Union
,
.
.
,
.
depredation
which
occurred
here;
during
the
coming
winter
In
view
recently
when
several
car
acriais
of
its
Increased
use
for
air
and
door
handles
were
broke.
t
1
transport
between
here
and
l:i-oii
cars
parked
on
Lakelse
Av-
terior
points
and
to
Kitimat
and
enuc.
The
cars
were
parked
Kcmano.
Department,
of
Ti
an
inilside
the
theatre
during
a
port
is
moving
complete
sno
show.
The
boys
are
believed
to
fighting
equipment
on
to
the
have
headed
back
to
Prince
Ru-
field
including
two-bladed
plow,
pert
before
the
show
came
ou.
a
new
blower
and
rollers
and
a
and
the
owners
of
the
carijecp.
lound
out
the
damage
that
had
steamer
Cainosun,
Capl
'John!
.......,
on
a
railway
train
betw.vn
New
Ilalctow,
arrived
at.
3:30
p.m.
Dresses
Skirts
Blouses
Housecoats
Sweaters
Pajamas
.
WOULD
YOU
LET
YOUR
1
fi
frhi
BR0THER
MARRY
AN
ft
J
from
Vancouver
sai
ns
at
II
m..
ture
stars
Dick
Powell
In
the
role
i;
m.
on
her
regular
voyage
to
of
a
New
York
police
detective
who
resigns
his
post
with
the
force
In
an
attempt
to
foil
the
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points.
Passengers
for
Prince
Rupert
Included
Dr.
J.
B.
been
done.
liarrison
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mavcdn.
j
""
"'S-"'"'".
'
it
n
Livingstone.
Ed
Bolton.
I
Paula
Raymond
plays
tire
part
of
a
southern
belle
innocently;
Mis.
W
P.
Mcintosh
and
child.
Involved
In
the
Intrigue.
V.V
A
Tliitni
Ml'
nlirl
Mr.ti
A
Strike
Closes
Torbrit
Mine
lioland.
Mr
and
Mrs.
A
Inncs.
J.:
"""
m
"
"""!
Stumpage
Boost
Hits
Interior
Icolonel
who
believes
Lincoln's
I
Hi
ak;-.
Mrs.
Lotitc.liam
and
Mrs.
i
inauguration
will
mean
ruin
for
ii.
Jackson.
ALICE
ARM
It
looks
like
an
extended
shutdown
may
be
com-
CPE
Princess
Louise
arrived
at
In?
(or
the
Torbrit,
silver
mine
8
a.m.
today
from
Vancouver
here
following
the
recent
start-.disembarking
S3
passengers,
41
SM1THEKS
Lumbermen
of
the
Smit
liers-Tclkwa
district
have
organized
the
Bulkley
Val-ivy
Lumbermen's
Association
for
of
a
strike.
Some
sixty
of
whom
were
from
Kitimat
and
the
express
pm
pose
of
fighting
a
i
n-
miners
sail.u
from
here
last
Kcmano
Bay.
For
the
Alcan
site.
Monday
and
more
are
going
out
M
passengers
sailed
from
Van
new
stumpage
rate
schedule
which
the
Forest
Branch
has
announced
for
this
area.
The
scale.
It
is
felt,
will
seriously
,.i.-)V
today,
it
is
expected.
Dick
POWELL
,ihe1I!
threaten
profitable
mill
opera-
I
tion
in
the
district.
Already
a
i
couver.
Tin;
Louise
falls
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
south
with
the
following
among
her
passengers
for
Vancouver:
Miss
II.
Balangcr,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Mitchell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M
Van
Cooten,
Miss
Van
Cooten,
Mrs.
K.
Cochrane
and
daughter,
W
f
Raeon
H
Ft
Tlinnmsnn
the
country.
Marshall
Thompson
Ls
the
brother
of
the
girl
who
bears
a
fanatical
hatred
for
Lincoln.
Basil
Bailey
Dies
Suddenly
Funeral
took
place
In
Vancouver
Saturday
afternoon
of
Dr.
Basil
E.
Bailey,
senior
blo-chem-lst
and
head
of
the
technological
information
service
of
the
Pacific
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
at
Vancouver,
who
died
suddenly
last
Wednesday
at
the
age
of
15
years.
Dr.
Bailey
w
is
located
In
Prince
Rupert
bvforr
the
fisheries
experimental
sta
Logging
Outfit
Moves
to
Terrace
strong
protest
has
been
lodged
with
Hon.
E.
T.
Kcnney,
minister
of
lands
and
forests.
This
advertisement
is
nut
published
or
displayed
liy
the
l.iquiir
Control
Hoard
or
by
(lie
Government
of
llrilish
Columbia.
TERRACE-Skoglund
Longing
Co.,
which
has
been
oiK-rating
in
Elm(T
Cjuwcn
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
the
Fort
St.
James
area,
is
niov-'mV(n
ing
its
outfit
here
at
the
first
ol
.'.
the
year
and
will
do
contract
On
the
ume
pn;
'MAKE
MINE
Uli
with
DORIS
DAT
omplctc
shu
J
j,
5
TODAY
and
TUESDAY
Fnt
.'how
eah
night
7.00
Last
logging
for
the
Columbia
Ccllu-
HicnKlorl
Unccol
lose
Co
with
full
eouinment.
of
'avJUIVM
W
CiJCI
At
Ketchikan
bulldozers
and
trucks.
Home
sites
are
being
developed
for
tion
was
moved
to
Vancouver
it
company
workers
on
land
Just
KETCHIKAN
With
a
broken
west
of
town
formerly
owned
oy
rudder,
the
motor
vessel
Dart
.
dllrinB
,nr
Wllr
H,,(1
lot'ul
friends
ha-s
been
towed
here
from
nns-
M'111
regret
to
learn
of
his
passing
Watson
Bailey.
low
Island,
a
distance
of
50
The
funeral
was
conducted
by
miles.
The
Dart
is
a
mail
boat
v'rv
Rrv
CprU
SwaiiMin,
dean
owned
by
L.
F.
Erlckson.
!
of
Christ
Cliureli
CaUiedral,
from
the
funeral
home
of
Simmons
A
1
:
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I.
r'i",!'-'m;"i'ie:;..i
.Mii;,
.,.,,
,
,,,
...,
,.,
fiiili
:!iM:!!i.l!!i:!i,',;:il,l,:;:ii;a;i;-K
.li:!!.in,i!i;
,!'
,;,..
;
j
.,.,;,.,
iir
in
MeBrlde
and
Interment
was
Ini
Mountain
View
cemetery.
j
I
Tlr
n.ailev'n
funillv
eriim.
In
Alaska
Reindeer
FloWfl
to
TcXQS
Canada
from
London,
Knglaiul
w
w
i.av4
He
received
his
public
and
high'
NOME
-
Thirteen
Arrt
lc
rein-'
school
education
In
Armstrong
dver
will
be
flown
to
Texas.
ant'
t,)o11
lllfi
B.Sc.
at
UHC
In
They
have
been
hand
picked
i
1M0
11
"
received
his
MSc
at
Irom
roving
herds
in
the
fariUBC
'"'O
and
his
doctor.
lie
north
for
prc-Christmas
cxhl-l
University
of
Wisconsin
in
billons
in
four
Texas
cities.
For,lfl40.
food,
seventy
sacks
of
reindeer
He
was
well
known
for
Ms
Coffee
Tables
End
Table:
ETC.
moss
will
be
sent.
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
Af&Vwnm
lamp
,
scientific
papers
on
llsliei
ies
and
their
product,
and
had
Just
com
j
pleted
the
editing
of
a
volume
on
j
the
"various
oils
of
Canada.
I
Ir.
Bailey
is
survived
by
a
'sister.
Miss
Marjoir
IJailey
of
j
Vancouver;
a
brother,
Charles:
I
r.
niece
und
two
nephews
in
Van
Sec
our
largo
GORDON
Former
Interior
Rector
Gets
BA
selection
for
Cfiri'.lmo'i
fj'vi;'
&
ANDERSON
Lli
Phono
46
couver
He
also
has
relatives
In
mi
iiiimiI
r.a
1
1
1
I
At
the
l,t!M!l!'
!"!':;:!ini'ilN:i-'
I;.;,;:,.
'I'.liiuliili.i.llliiilliiliulUlj.lluiiijiljijiijiMi
ol
t
lie
University
of
fiaskatrh-
nan
in
sasna
oon.
t
cltpp
nr
rl3a;helor
of
Arts
was
conferred
1
his
new
kind
of
lamp
bulb
bright
ui-oi
er
is
four
ways
heiter.
Sofieni
shadows
so
they're
hardly
visible
.
.
.
reduces
reflected
glare
.
.
.
spreads
light
evenly
user
emiie
surface
of
bulb
.
.
.
keeps
its
tleaner,
whiter
beauty
for
life.
Try
Cj-K
White
Lampi.
See
your
G-E
Dealer
today!
upon
Rev.
Leonard
J.
Hales,
now
Anglican
rector
at
Kinisllno,
Saskatchewan,
and
forme
y
ai
Smlthers
and
Vamlerhoof.
Mr.
Hales
at
one
time
acted
as
locum
tenes
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
In
Prince
Rupert.
1
urn7YEIVRS
Ol-B
llTSfl
Jarvis
H.
MacLeod
is
sailing
t,o-mo.row
on
the
Camosun
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
COMPANY
LIMITED
Hand
Ollit.i
Tianl
-
Sol..
Oiliest
fram
Cait
la
Caati
Thii
rlvertUemcnt
is
not
published
or
iliiUjct
by
the
Liquor
Contra)
j
Board
ar
by
the
Oovernmcnt
of
Britiah
Coluabi.
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J4t
r
for
'our
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DiscriMivfi'O
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Friends!
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Mirrun,
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n
IN
BETTER
USED
CARS
-
thonkt
to
txduiivt
"Ultra
Penetration"
dyeing
thanks
to
extwive
'Multi-Needle"
knittinai
.
.
,
Xuu'y
never
en
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woy!
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more
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tomforf.
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jee
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loday
!
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yl
mvih
fonyar
wuringl
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.
Ceow-foif
and
mothproof.
'
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h
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tontrollwd
no
lli
(i
dan
fdtd.
touly
'
Holdad,
quitl-oVyinp.
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hist
mailing
dale
FOR
LOCAL
CHRISTMAS
DELIVERY
These
cars
arc
older
models
but
they
arc
in
good
condition
.
.
.
and
most
important
of
all
they
arc
priced
so
that
you
can
afford
to
buy.
1947
Austin
8
Sedan
1950
Prefect
Sedan
194M
International
Piickup
in
very
good
shape
1938
Ford
Coach
1950
Austin
Sedan
with
radio
1948
Thames
Von
1937
Tcrroplonc
for
good
transporta-ion
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the
Liquor
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Government
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Canada.