Prince
Rupert
Daiiy
News
Monday,
December
3,
1951
f
lA.NAM
ollOM-J
i
Continued
from
page
1)
Students
Take
Second
Labor's
Left
va:
;
:
9
A
r.i
Wing
Defiant
I
ly
in
ttle
spring.
A
second
and
third
European
j
!
country
got
from
Canada
enough
British-type
arms
for
a
division
I
the
three:
Belgium,
Holland,
Italy
but
the
U.S.-U.K.
rifle
speaking
production
was
going
:
ahead
as
planned.
OTHER
DEVELOPMENTS
Willi
llie
Duliuin
vji
launi
sta-
.
tioia
sliiu-U
to
serve
us
the
outer
rim
of
continental
defence.
The
Canadian
net
is
to
be
meshed
with
that
of
the
United
State-;.
Neither
country
was
siying
just
where
the
stations
were
orwht
the
network
would
cover.
For
military
secrecy
wasn't
nearly
as
heavy
as
in
wartime
but
it
was
definitely
coming
back.
DAILY
NEWS
dispute
halted
further
major
iff
111
111
vi
uh
ivcicai
because
Canada's
The
year
had
many
develop-
j,
shipments
Nye
Bevan
Openly
Critical
Of
Official
Policy
menu.
The
RCAF
recruited
i
riflp
arM
small
arms
nolle.,
was
women
for
the
regular
force,
the:
tied
up
in
that
dispute
other
services
for
the
reserves.
!
in
Eastern
Canada
and
In
the
Navy
ships
sailed
to
Australia,
!
northland
workmen
went
ahead
'
'
By
ROALD
FENESS
High
School's
Rainmakers
took
the
second
win
of
the
season
in
edging
out
Gordon
&
Anderson
52-46
in
Saturday
night's
senior
basketball.
Despite
a
rush
By
ALAN
HARVEY
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON
aFor
the
first
time
since
the
general
election,
the
group
of
labor
left-wingers
led
the
Mediterranean
and
served
off
Korea.
The
RCAF
formed
a
t(llil'ilhlWWl'H)l(tIIWIIIIIIHIIlKt'HtlttlHl)l)!Kll!rjil'(';H!liI,ii
;3
number
of
new
fighter
squadrons
,
but
placed
its
fighting
strength
on
the
secret
list.
On
the
prairies,
wartime
air
schools
were
reopened
for
the
big
new
ing
onslaught
in
the
final
quarter,
starring.
Rune
by
Aneunn
iNyei
Bevan
has
u'
n
i
wi
o
.
i
i
,
i
i
a
:
openly
defied
official
party
Holkestad,
G
&
A
could
not
overcome
an
early
lead.
pciicy
The
game
was
slow
until
hair
After
several
weeks
of
standing
and
his
followers
!
"a"g
piugiam
J
turn
oui
way
through
the
third
period,
pat,
Bevan
From
then
on
fans
were
kept
on
j
made
their
first
decisive
move!1"
European
ana
iuu
Cana
ALDERMAN
H.
S.
WHALE
N
FOR
MAYOR
I
voted
against
the
power
refeiendum
because
I
felt
that
it
was
not
worded
correctly,
inasmuch
as
It
asks
the
people
to
vote
;
blindly.
It
Is
my
belief
that
It
is
being
put
before
the
people
as
a
political
move
and
with
a
selfish
motive.
on
the
Civic
Centre
Roller
Skating
Resumption
of
Papular
Spurt
Mooted
dian
air
crew
annually.
The
army
had
the
25th
Brigade
fighting
in
Korea,
the
27th
Brigade
establishing
itself
in
Germany,
the
23rd
Brigade
in
Canada
starting
to
take
over
from
the
25th
in
Korea,
a
process
slated
to
move
ahead
sharp-
the
edge
of
their
seats.
against
the
policy
of
the
party
With
a
total
of
15
points,
Wat-'
leaders
by
voting
to
reject
the
son
played
terrific
"bucket"
po-
j
Japanese
peace
treaty
bill.
Align-sition
for
the
students.
Young
i
with
the
Bevan
group
were
a
came
up
with
several
beautiful
i
"mail
number
of
labor
back-long
shots
and
Sather,
with
11
benchers
who
complain
that
the
points,
handled
the
ball
with
treaty
makes
no
provision
against
confidence.
the
possibility
of
cut-throat
Jap-
1LEYS
Roller
skating
again
may
bedtime
a
popular
sport
here
if
a
Three
G
&
A
men
sparked
the
.
anese
competition
Second
reading
of
the
bill
was
'poised
by
possible
Japanesj
com-
play
for
the
losers,
led
by
Holke
was
auo
high
with
hi
three-
&J",,riil
meeting
of
Civic
Centre
gams
total
of
697
Helge
Holkes-
!
AisocisiUm
members
approves
a
ii,.i
it
hiuh
u,nh
o
..,...
plan
of
the
directors
who
will
jluniliia
lenuiofce
i.u
2
The
W
eeds
leading
by
i:
i,
lirst
half
of
Out
It
is
time
that
the
people
realized
that
their
responsibility
docs
not
end
with
the
election
of
a
Mayor
and
Council;
they
should
study
the
type
of
m-en
they
are
electing
to
represent
them,
and
take
an
interest
in
what
they
are
doing
throughout
the
year.
What
is
the
point
of
electing
a
man
to
properly
represent
them
and
W
Vs.,
-
stad
who
scored
high
for
frame
"
lne
use
oi
commons
ikiuiuu,
mua
tins
mumi,
who
with
16
points
Flaten
followed
'
Monday
when
the
Socialist
mo-
represents
a
constituency
with
wiu,
15
pomU
but,.
carryii.S!tio.i
to
rej-.-ct
the
treaty
was
dS-
cton
and
pottery
interests
said
rnnst
nt
ii,
loam'
h,,r,ipn
(
irpri
U
eated
by
382
to
33.
The
33
nega-
tile
bill
should
be
rejected
be-
recommend
a
new
floor
for
the
iV
is
tiulitenine
up,
only!
Hi;,
or
the
Indies
J
Jonseti
i'
puraUng
the
fivej
lnBh
with
196
average,
a
202-:
auditorium
and
sponsorship
of
,ii,t..s
,
ooirit
sinele
and
.S7l-,,if
!
m"
ntw
sport
in
the
building.
Sparks
is
vlsihlw
in
ih'i
last
nuarter
Piprce
i
t've
votes
are
believed
to
have
j
cause
,
Japan,
he
claimed,
jj.
i.
In
S-'etion
li
,(,
.'
I'rmluction
me
by
fair
miriPii
annthor
19
m.int.
tn
-,iut,
come
entirely
from
Labor
mem-!
already
bieaking
accepted
Ih.
tore,,
nlaver
43
nf
teamto-
:
bers.
practices
through
"copying"
ar-
panic
total
1
'
Plans
of
the
directors
include
Team's
high
three
game
total
three-night
weekly
skating.
8rV-was
bowled
by
Andeavears
2044
tral
hundred
P"lrs
of
flule
ska,es
have
been
offered
as
a
donation
Standings
i
by
j(,nn
m
Leod,
manager
of
Star
Section
A
The
Weeds
31.
Bottling
Works,
who
gained
pos-
,
tal
of
46
points.
Z
.
i,
itrji-cU
and
lulerna-
ii
H1.1-
tjcliind.
,
iniwlinn
saw
Jim
Reil
(nil
us
liii-.h
averaite
with
i
.iii
A,
while
J.
Ui'Wurd
(ia.-iK.
rolled
hiiih
siniile
t,
ii
,i
i'
with
2UI
and
C84.
j
Students
were
minus
three
of
i
their
steady
players,
Eimonson,
1
"Whip-lu"
29.
Alivy
Cats
27;
(session
of
the
skates
following
McKay
and
Letourneau,
replaced
tsevan
aia
not
speatt
against
j
t-n-ia
ux
potiji
aiiu
ucAtiit-n.
the
bill
in
the
House,
but
he
is
I
Peter
Thorneycroft.
president
reported
to
have
criticized
it
I
cl
the
board
of
trade
in
the
new
violently
at
a
private
meeting
of
j
Conservative
government,
accep-Labor
members.
Accounts
of
I
ted
the
danger
of
Japanese
com-the
meeting
suggest
that
the
!
petition
as
"great
and
grave,"
one-time
health
and
labor
min-
'
but
said
such
a
threat
can
not
be
i.sler,
who
resigned
from
the
j
met
by
a
paragraph
in
a
peace
Labor
government
last
April
be-'
treaty
-
Slow-pokes
26;
Btor-ikes
28,
Boom
'collapse
of
a
previous
skating
by
Clarke
and
Knstmanson.
(
Gang
20,
Chain
Gang
20,
Handi-!
venture.
G
&
A
lacked
team
play
all
taps
14,
Steam
Jeas
13,
Hopeful'
A
special
meeting
before
thel
around.
In
Uie
beginning
they
Dot
Graham
I'
d
thn
electing
another
to
offset
the
good
work
that
the
former
could
do?
For
instance,
I
feel
that
we
could
have
had
a
new
telephone
system
instal-ed
by
now
had
It
not
been
for
the
"delaying
tactics"
displayed
by
certain
members
of
previous
councils.
Since
coming
into
office.
I
have
come
to
realize
the
reasons
that
make
it
difficult
ions,
lulling
mull
.Miii;ie
his'jl
(luce
with
0!l2
avrr.igr
of
1M.
nij'h
three
total
was
fcix
13,
Skjlarks
11,
Hi-Ball'
is
January
general
meeting
may
be
10.
i
called
Ui
decide
this
particular
Section
II
Sparks
25,
Produc-1
wemiori.
W
Director
Jack
he
considered
Britain's
cause
arms
budget
too
high,
delivered
set
their
pace
too
fast
without
elicit,
in
the
last
half,
however,
the
hardware
hans
came
from
way
behind
to
within
fcix
puints
of
the
winning
score.
.
HOOP
CHAT:
Davidson
and
f-
r
lion
Line
24,
Into
nationals
23.
3urn.
wllu
luv0,
lne
Keating
sinr
Ikes
with
nil
thj
hardhitting
sort
of
.speech
B.
C.
Anderton
of
Rejects
23.
Maniacs
22,
Hoppers
l,lan
that
has
come
to
be
expected
'Wit
M
anwhile,
the
newly-formed
22,
Andavears
21,
Boom
Boats
19,
s
cniie
up
witn
the
;:i;l
.'
game
of
380,
U'P-niiicrs
ill
the
league.
He
Saturday
morning
junior
art,
reading
and
music
circles
proved
Shippers
17,
Pin
Heads
14,
Wood
Butcherr
13,
CC
Eqtiillae
12.
McChcsney
in
the
legal
depart-
highly
popular
in
their
debut
j
ment
kept
the
game
well
under
i
from
him.
:
These
reports
suggest,
that
Bevan
used
the
peace
treaty
as
j
a
springboard
for
the
anti-j
American
attack
which
has
become
a
distinguishing
feature
of
"Bevanite"
propaganda.
last
Saturday.
More
than
30
ansons
and
Hi-Green
youngsters
from
ages
four
and
up
uttended,
and
tight
new
lainily
memberships
were
enlisted
due
to
thyse
couises.
Eight-Point
Win
Both
teams
played
solid
defence,
thwarting
any
chances
of
lay-ups.
Scores
see-sawed
until
to
get
competent
men
to
run.
and
to
continue
to
run
for
office
on
the
Council.
The
average
man
Is
making
quite
a
sacrifice
by
oifering
his
services,
and
when
he
getf
elected,
ha
finds
that
at
least
half
of
the
tim-a
is
spent
with
silly,
minor
details,
that
should
never
have
come
before
the
Committee
or
Council.
If
our
engineering
and
utilities
staff
are
not
capable
of
handling
these
minor
details,
we
should
hire
those
who
are.
We
spend
considerable
money
getting
advice
from
experts
and
then
havesuch
advice
ignored
becau-e
of
lack
of
co-operation
in
the
Council.
In
my
opinion,
good
civic
administration
can
only
be
attained
by
having
men
big
enough
to
study
carefully
both
sides
of
a
question
and
then
come
to
a
fair
and
unbiased
decision.
In
asking
for
your
support
in
the
Mayoralty
campaign,
I
trust
that
you,
the
electors,
will
give
these
statements
your
sincere
and
earnest
consideration.-
If
elected,
I
will
promise
to
conduct
myself
at
all
times
in
the
best
interests
of
the
City.
I
feel
that
Prince
Rupert
is
well
on
the
way
to
the
progress
she
righlly
desetves,
and
I
will
work
sincerely
with
these
thoughts
in
mind;
and
I
trust
that
the
Council
that
you
elect
will
have
the
same
interests.
H.
S.
WHALEN.
Hockey
Score
control,
calling
19
fouls
on
G
i
which
sent
Holkestad
and
Hebb
to
the
showers,
whik'
14
fouls
were
called
on
the
Rainmakers.
It
was
McChesney's
firt
try
at
"ix-Ifing"
a
senior
game.
Score
by
quarters:
RM
18,
G
As
A
14;
RM
22,
G
ii
A
V.
O
ti
A
15,
RM
7;
G
it
A
3,
RM
5.
Timekeeper,
Bill
Martin.
Scorer,
Roald
Fene.ss.
SCORING
Rainmakers
Watson
15,
Nick-erson
3,
Morrison
4,
Young
11,
Ciccone
5,
Sather
11,
Tait
3,
Krlstmanson,
Clark,
i
G
5t
A
Holkestad
16,
Flaten
15,
Hebb
1,
Pierce
12,
Currie,
Boulter,
Moore,
Kristmanson
2.
Voting
with
the
Bevan
group
were
Labor
members
who
do
not
support
Bevan
but
are
concerned
about
the
threat
to
British
trade
Remember
whenT
Georges
Carpentier,
the
idol
of
French
boxing
fans,
knocked
out
the
English
titleholder
Joe
Bui
kett
in
74
seconds
at
London
31
years
ago.
Carpentier.
tno
European
heavyweight
champion,
fought
Jack
Dempsey
for
the
wotld's
title
the
following
year
i
but
was
himself
knocked
out
in
I
tiie
fourth
round
at
Jersey
City.
Call
363
FOR
Itl-TTER
.
.
.
Planning
Building
or
Repairing
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
ftl.recn
31,
Fashion
23
iimiiis
27,
Beavers
1
;
RfiSK
INGRAM
jjsrniMil
intermediate
cag-4
-icrki-d
out
in
new
uni-v.uruay
night
set
a
fast
y
iui
e
to
top
the
RaMii
iiis
by
eight
points,
it
.a
up
an
early
lead.
Webber
of
thJ
Jaiid
niiiuiiii
(1
to
dictate
th
'
the
lirst
quarter.
Until
;i
I
ii;arti'r,
it
was
a
tight
4
it
then
Clarke,
Sank:
;
the
middle
of
the
final
quarter
when
Barnes
and
Black
combined
to
give
the
Jewellers
a
commanding
lead
for
the
win.
High
scorer
of
the
game
was
Mail
of
Beavers,
making
12
or
his
team's
19
points.
For
the
winners,
Barnes
was
high
man
with
10
points.
In
the
first
quarter,
Barnes
made
six
of
the
seven
points
NATIONAI.
(Sunday)
Toranto
2,
Detroil
1
Montreal
1,
Boston
4
j
New
York
4,
Chicago
0
I
(Saturday)
j
New
York
2,
Toronto
8
j
Chicago
2,
Montreal
4
!
Pacific
Coast
;
SATURDAY
Victoria
1,
Tacoma
4.
Vancouver
2,
New
Westminster
J.
.-
i-
-.
llIlHrTlt!!!!,V!'i
MU'MtMi!!
jlllll11,',
tinit-'ltitiiiiifiniii!1;
mm
Mmal
mm
.:!u.;ii;u;i
H,ni;:.';ii.
Ki'"
Ii:
iMIliM
th!lli!!ti:iritt
A!i
c
combined
to
push
f()r
a
7-3
lead.
In
the
second,
4
lor
the
students
for
a
Beavers
took
the
lead
with
out-
y,-is
FaMiinn
rallied
in
standing
shooting
by
Man,
arid
:
:
n
q-iarter
with
Fore
i
Tanaka
for
a
hall-time
score
of
t
I!:.'
the
pace,
scoring
12-9
for
the
school
team.
OTICE!
total
10
points.
Sankcy
In
view
of
the
fact
that
the
name
Handyman
Service
can
become
too
easily
confused
with
another
firm"
of
similar
name,
heneefoith
our
business
will
be
known
as
'
.
Ai'-e
were
high
lor
i
a
i'Ii
ei
-lit
and
six
points
;
At
end
of
the
third
quarter,
Manson's
gained
one
point
in
a
lierce
hand-to-hand
battle.
In
;
the
final
period
jewellers
made
!
experience
count
and
forged
omething
important
I
junior
hoop
bill,
Man-'ahead
for
the.win.
i
led
Beavers
by
eight
;
SCORING
points
as
the
two
top
InlermPiliatr:
MR.
FIXIT
ROSS
&
MAGNUSSEN
1174
Park
Ave.
Calgary
4,
Saskatoon
3.
SUNDAY
Tacoma
3,
Seattle
7.
Okanagan
SATURDAY
Penticton
3.
Kelowna
5.
Vernon
6,
Kamloops
2.
Western
International
SATURDAY
Kimberlcy
4,
Spokane
5.
SUNDAY
Kimberlcy
5,
Spokane
7.
.
Pacific
Coast
Amateur
SUNDAY
Kerrisdale
2,
Nanaimo
8.
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know
about
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Hi-Crten
Sankey
8,
McAfee
6.
Webber
4,
Ford
4.
Clark
4,
Peneif
3,
Rhode
2,
Becker,
Woods,
Sneppard.
Fashion
Foi
man
10,
Dumas
il,
DuK
4,
Sedgwick
2,
McFar-lane
1,
Moslad,
Kelchison.
Junior
:
Manson.s
Barnes
10,
Hod;-kin.son
7.
Black
4,
Anderson
4,
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husband...
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better
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anyone
else
in
the
world.
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the
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night
with
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over
the
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York
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2,
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Nakatsu
1.
Haiidenschild.
Morven,
N.
Nakatsu,
Tsuchys,
Pedersen,
Ita;;iic
leaders
in
De-
IfKston
Bruins
won
their
up
victory
of
the
season
i
to
1
decision
over
Mont-:o
Black
Hawks
downed
You
know
his
bad
Kints
as
well
as
his
good
ones.
But
one
of
his
best
points
may
have
escaped
your
notice.
You
know
that
he
doesn't
do
many
of
the
things
he'd
like
to
do
with
his
money
because
the
family
income
will
only
go
so
far.
And
you
know
that
he
might
reasonably
spend
money
freely
now
without
a
thought
for
'
your
future.
But
he
doesn't.
Regularly,
he
puts
aside
money
to
give
you
the
protection
of
life
insurance.
True,
he
may
gain
benefit
from
that
insurance
during
his
own
life,
but
that
isn't
why
he
owns
it.
The
real
reason
can
be
found
in
his
concern
for
your
welfare.
Do
you
co-operate
with
his
efforts
to
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if
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3
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Rangers
6
to
4
to
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New
York
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fifth
in;
win
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night
the
f
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Rangers
rith
Max
Bentley
scoring
ii
goal
of
liis
National
1-l'a'-;
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career.
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delealed
Chicago
4
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real.
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Here's
the
ideal
Jf
Q$
over
the
Interior'
portable
saw
tor
Xs
cfl-around
timber
tutting
with
tlie
AuCulloch
chain
saw,
one
man
can
FLY
fell
snndinc
timber
easily,
buck
Iocs
quicklv,
cut
off
stumns
close
to
the
c
round.
Vuu
can
t
bear
it
for
making
teiue
posts,
cutting
firewood,
Of
Ua
cutting
and
rucking
timber
lor
sale
or
on
com
rait.
provide
for
you
in
this
important
way?
Are
you
encouraging
his.
habit
of
thrift?
Right
now.
it's
more
important
than
ever
to
save
money.
For
every
dollar
put
aside
for
the
future
helps
to
check
inflation
...
helps
to
protect
the
value
of
all
your
money.
So
check
over
your
budget.
See
what
new
savings
you
can
make
!
Life
insurance
dollars
serve
you
these
other
ways!
A
large
part
of
every
life
insurance
dollar
it
put
to
work
in
investments
that
bring
you
and
all
other
Canadians
extra
benefits.
Hundreds
of
millions
of
these
dollars
have
been
used
in
this
way,
helping
to
provide
new
'
.
schools,
highways,
power
plants,
oil
pfpelines,
homes
and
many
other
vital
projects
that
rais
living
standards.
Today,
by
their
thrifty
habit
of
paying
lift
insurance
premiums
regularly,
nearly
five
million
Canadians
are
providing
security
for
their
families
.
.
.
working
to
check
'
inflation
.
.
.
and
promoting
progress
throughout
the
nation
I
Amazingly
light
The
20-int.h
uw
weighs
only
45
pounds
complete,
yet
its
special
McCuHoch
engine
packs
a
lull
3
hp.
And
look
at
these
other
features:
automatic
clutch
stops
the
chain
when
the
engine
I
switched
to
MarvcBuhc
for
dependable
starts
You
get
more
engine
protection
under
all
driving
conditions
with
Marvelube
the
1
leavy-Duty
motor
oil
that
meets
car
manufacturers'
specifications
for
correct
luhrication.
Marvelube
is
a
detergent
motor
oil.
It
not
only
lubricates
it
cleans.
A
clean
engine
free
from
gum,
sludge
and
abrasive
particles
lasts
longer
and
gives
you
more
trouble-free
performance.
Let
your
Imperial
Esso
Dealer
protect
the
investment
you
have
in
your
car
with
his
"Care-Saves-Wear"
service.
is
idling,
Mxotsu
neli
to
anyinglr
tor
easiest
bucking,
telling,
or
ripping;
recoil
starter
is
frw
jloailess
carburetor
permits
operation
in
any
position.
All-purpose
Rip-Cro
chain.
itur.unurcd
by
Terrace
daily
Prince
George
1
'nfermotliate
Points
"fee
Days
Weekly
Kitimal
and
Kemano
McCUUOCH
MOTORS
CORP.
I01
W.
Century
tUd
,
Lot
AnVli
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Fridovs
The
LIFE
INSURANCE
COMPANIES
IN
CANADA
and
their
representatives
from
TERRACE
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ii
the
sign
that
say
fufrffl
to
stop
for
MPtRIAlk
(Esso)
We
carry
Spare
Paris
for
all
M
Clll.l.OClI
SAWS
Authorized
Bales
and
Service
Pacific
Electric
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Box
1399
Ph.
Blue
992
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LTD.
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Mooro,
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p
Rupert
Terrace
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907
Phone
133