Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday,
January
2,
1951
One
Bad
Fire
In
Pas!
Year
Motor
Trip
To
Florida
Zany
Colored
-Basketball
Team
Coming
To
Prince
Rupert
Soon
"
0
A
Aero
Club
Dance
Is
Happy
Affair
After
a
three
months'
absence
festive
spirit
of
the
occasion
was
noted
With
the
usual
paper
hats
and
cracker
jacks
popping
as
the
clock
reached
the
midnight
hour.
Arrangements
were
made
by
a
committee
consisting
of
Robert
Woods,
Robert
Kelsey
and
John
Flndlay.
J
durlnR
which
they
motored
Of
thS
fourteen
fire
calls
in
December,
only
one
proved
to
be
serious.
On
December
21
the
home
of
Fr
,
9-
through,
twentv-seven
states,
;
going
as
far
as
Miami,
Florida,
where
they
attended
an
electil-;
ca'
convention.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.;
N.
Forman
returned
to
th
city!
on
the
CamoBun
Sunday
after-!
noon.
The
health
of
Mr.
Fot-i
man.
who
Is
identified
with
the!
-4
New
Year's
Eve
at
the
Aero
Club
was
a
gay
affair
when
about
100
couples
gathered
to
greet
1951.
Music
by
Bobby
Woods'
Trio
continued
well
Into
1951.
The
t
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pierre
LRo.a
on!
Fourth
Avenue
Fast
sustained
j
damage
amounting
to
about
i
$5,000
when
the
basement
and
kitchen
were
gutted
by
flit-.
!
In
the
north
Lapland
aea
of
Finland
ehiidren
go
to
school
in
sleds
drawn
by
reindeer.
!
Other
calls
during
the
month
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
here,
Is
greatly
improved
as
a
result
of
the
change
and
the
rest.
1
V
7
Were
:
.
December
2
at
9:30
p.m.
Clg?
arette
burning
in
the
upholstery
of
a
"70"
cab.
December
3
at
4:40
Chimney
fire
at
224
Ninth
Avenue
East,
December
3
at
5
p.m.
Chimney
fire
at
510
Eighth
Avenue
East.
You
will
be
delighted
ivith
this
fragrant
tea
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Forman
spfht
Christmas
at
New
Westminster
with
her
mother,
Mrs.
W.
P.
Hall,
and
it
was
a
happy
family
reunion
for
their
three
sons
were
all
there
Jim,
who
is
attending
1
he
University
of
Washington;
Ted,
who
la
taking
a
naval
officer's
course
at
Royal
Roads,
Victoria,
and
Allan,
who
is
attend
pi
"4
niiiri
U02
A
K?
A
7TI
AH
ABE
SAPERSTEIM
December
4
at
5:30
p.m.
Fire
caused
by
faulty
wiring
at
BUG
Coach
ing
tne
university
oi
uruisn
Columbia.
Those
fun-loving
Rover
Fraser
Street.
December
12
at
5:10
a.m.
Fire
scare.
December
12
at
5:20
pm
Chimney
fire
at
King
Edward
School.
December
1
6at
5:50
p.m.
Chimney
fire
at
Fifth
Avenue
Boys
of
basketball,
the
fabulous
Harlem
Globe
f
.
ft-
1
"One
more
crack
like
that
and
I
run
out
and
buy
a
hat!"
trotters,
will
come
flying
into
town
next
Friday
an-1
Hew
Year
In
City
Quiet
Saturday
to
play
the
local
Naval
Dance
A5
New
Year
West.
December
IS
at
4:10
p.m.
E!-
Succumbed
On
Hospital
Way
Jets
at
Civic
Centre.
iron
lcft
on
at
72
Bigger
The
last
few
moments
before
efric
The
brand
of
merchandise
the
Globetrotters
are
dispensing
this
The
commanding
officer
and'
Death
came
iea.son
is
saia
10
ae
uie
k.
suddenly
yester-j
tionally
auiet,
that
is,
as
far
as
December
20
at
12:50
p.m.
--to
Rubbish
burnin
in
post
office
Jeremiah
Jo-p,ince
Ruoert
was
concerned.
,
64,
from
heart
1
There
were
whistles
and
bells
basement.
Two
veurs
aeo
local
fans
re
'officers
of
H.M.G.8.
Chatham!
(Jay
af'nnrm
'
and
friends
ushered
in
the
new
!
seph
Murphy,
year
with
a
dance
at
the
drill
hall
attack.
He
was
enroute
by
am-jam)
al!
that,
but
the
general
December
25
at
4:30
p.m.
Rub-bulance
to
Prince
Rupert.
Gen-
volume
of
sound
was
far
below
bish
fire
at
1448
Eighth
Avenue
eral
Hospital.
what
has
been
heard
during
past
East.
BAPTOilE
The
Wonder
Wall
Paint
$1.50
a
quart
$4.95
a
gallon
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
annex.
About
65
couples
were
present.
The
hall
was
suitably
decorated
for
the"
occasion.
Music
by
the
Four
DUKeS
ofche'slra
continued
until
about
3:30
tn
the
morning.
flofn
in
Ireland,
Mr.
Murphy
j
years.
December
26
at
6:15
p.m.
came
to
this
country
while
aj
Most
of
the
New
Year
eelebra-j
Backfire
from
furnace
at
744
yoting
man.
For
the
post
twoftions
were
confined
inside
and
Sixth
Avenue
West.
I
'
A
TOM
SKAI.Y
.
.
.
Forward
member
how
their
comedy
antics
literally
laid
the
customers
in
the
aisles.
From
the
moment
they
take
the
floor
for
their
celebrated
comedy
warmup
to
their
hilarious
game-ending
antics,
the
"court
Jesters"
are
godd
lor
a
thousand
laughs.
Abe
Saperstetn'8
minions
will
come
prepared
with
some
welt-lehear.sed
didoes,
but
even
the
dynamic
owner-coach
of
the
great
quintet
admits
he
doesn't
years
ne
nas
been
empioyea
ui.the
police
reported
condiuonsi
December
2
6at
9:45
p.m.
Miller
Bay
Hospital.
Funeral
or
very
quiet.
at
1313
Flooded
oi!
burner
Eighth
Avenue
East.
rangcrhents
Will
be
made
by
e
staff
of
the
hospital.
He
is
survived
by
two
sisters
arid
a
brother
In
Wilmington,
Delaware,
iSTand
FINE
PRINTING
AT
Customer:
"Remember
that
cheese
vou
sold
me
yesterday?"
IB
BIG
CONTRAST
I
Southern
Rhodesia's
main
if-
Grocer:
"Yes,
it
was
fine
Swiss
'
cheese."
know
in
advance
hall
tne
siuu
egal
Printers
INDIAN
RUBBER
WATERFRONT
TnHta
u
nrndnrinn
.rm
nihhpr
"Did
you
say
it
was
come
Is
from
tobacco
farming.
Custome
Customer:
his
talented
player-comedians
are
apt
to
pull
off
in
the
courts
of
an
evening.
All
this,
however,
doesn't
de
Lit
1
PHONE
24
222
SECOND
AVE.
If
at
the
rate
of
16.000
tons
annn-,
'imported'
or
'depx-ted'
from
but
in
Northern
Rhodesia
It's
ally.
Switzerland?
Switzerland?"
'
'copper
copper
mining.
mining.
.
tract
their
attention
irum
u..
,
(trR
steam.,
prins.
NorsH
prime
objective-th-at
of
winning,
Ca&t
0fahafH
HuhM,
fiOrtn-ball
games.
The
Negro
stars
arcj
from
yancoutef
to
SkaK-rtjhtly
proud
of
their
sensa-
waJ,
m
g
r(l(Slllaf
Alaska
voyage,
tional
won-and-lost
record
and
,anv(,d
lfl
at
11:30
New
'
I
Si
7
V
:
make
certsln
a
game
Is
well
in
yesr.s
mdrning
and
salIed
north
hand
before
golnf
all
out
on
the
at
iT30
W)on
Arrivlng
here
ofl
comedy.
It's
a
rare
occasion,
th(J
yessel
were
52
passengers
of
though,
when
they
re
so
nara-,
,ht,m
!,
rii.mbarkpd
hpr.
-
n
.
s
.
.
-.-.-a
I
P
4
P
1
1
Vt-H
1
U
Trn
I
preyed
they
can't
move
into
the
tn
femjin,,.
continuing
nortD.
comedy
part
of
their
repertoire.
;
Tw0
passage
from
here
fcf
On
the
serious
siae,
everyinin?
on
the
vessel.
The
pas"
n
u
0)
(1
the
Globetrotters
do
tne
momen
j
a
game
starts
constitutes
a
new
unofficial
record
for
basketball.
I
That
Includes
games
and
min
sengers
disembarking
here
were
Mr.
Taylor,
Mrs.
S.
M.
Saker,
Miss
Bernice
Johnnie,
J.
Siiev-len,
Mrs
.C.
Worsley,
J.
Slatta
and
R.
J.
Holmes.
SAM
WIII
KM
R
...
Pivot
Man
utes
played,
victories,
poims
scored
free
throws
made
and
so
on
down
the
line.
Starting
this
campaign,
Globetrotters
boasted
a
record
of
3421
wins,
245
defeats
and
a
tie
for
their
efforts
the
past
23
campaigns.
Smiles'n
Chuckles
P)
"
An
Englishman
was
conversing
with
the
clerk
at
tHe
Ambassador
Hotel
"Heref's
a
riddle,"
said
the
I
;
V:
'
-jSSih-S"!
:fnm
iW
J1
I
jS.
FORD
CUSTOM
DEIUXI
FORDOR
SEOAI
I
'clerk.
''My
mother
gave
birth
to
a
child,
it
was
nenner
my
Sport
Shots
brother
nor
my
sister.
Who
was
t
,
uf'
,
,
j
v
-
,1,,.
I
It?"
Englishman:
"I
can't
guess
The
won
and
lost
record
of
the
Clerk:
"It
was
I."
great
Harlem
Globetrotters
bas-
Englishman:
"Ha
ha!
Very
ketball
team,
coming
nere
mis
clever,
i
must
reuiemuei
woi.
week
is
amazing.
The
past
23
The
Englishman
then
told
the
I
:.v'
Him
i'
"'
t
it::
'
I
1
ifiir-vr
-j-ai-niir-r
i.
...cm.
halo
non
thp
maeicians
story
at
his
club
Said
he:
Here
of
the
court
pile
up
3.421
victor-
a
riddle
old
top.
My
mother
give
ies
against
only
245
defeats
and
birth
to
a
child,
and
It
was
ne!-m,P
ther
brother
nor
my
sinter.
tie
for
an
average
og
933
my
,0',et
li.Lll
.!
Z
6,h?
mt
Who'as
it?
You
can't
guess?
Do
it'
'
.
as
uu
i,TC
ut,;
imuressive
in
their
career
"Yes.
'
"Ha,
ha!
It
was
the
clerk
at
the
Ambassador
Hotel.'
r
r.
t
C
frd
I
Whlt
adUntt
tiri
and
fidf
tklrla,
optional
al
Rtra
corf.
f
ll
KK
('I'M
ISKItl.ANI)
.
.
.
'
Guard
and
Captain
accumulated
151
wins
in
153
games
during
their
regular
schedule,
then
swept
three
straight
games
to
capture
the
Cuba
Invitational
Tournament
at
Havana,
won
11
victories
to
7,
the
transcontinental
World
Series
over
the
College
All-Americans,
and
72
out
of
73
contests
on
a
The
teacher
had
been
giving
a
i
lesson
on
the
use
of
the
wo'
d
!
"immaterial"
and
to,
discover
.what
the
children
had
learned,
I
asked
them
to
bring
some
article
rr!V
fea-furer
for
-feafure.
..finer
by
ftr
!
to
school
demonstrating
ine
word.
"Well,
Johnny."
she
asked
the
net
dav,
"what
have
you
brought?"
Johnny,
rising,
said.
"Will
yon
Cleave
hold
this
stick
lightly
at
both
ends?"
"All
right,
what
next?"
three-months
tour
of
Europe
and
j
'
North
Africa
against
the
Stars
of
America
and
foreign
quintets,
j
Percentage-wise,
the
Globe-'
trotters'
best
seasons
were
1933-'34
when
they
won
152
and
lost
2
I
for
a
.987
average,
1946-47
when
'
154
games
wvre
won
and
only
.
three
lost
for
.981
and
1947-48
Which
end?"
the
teacher
when
152
victories
and
five
set-
I
backs
brought
a
.968
sating.
Each
askpd
There's
of
the
last
two
seasons
they
had
Oh.
it's
immaterial.
1
winning
streaks
of
over
100
in
glut!
on
both
ends."
succession
101
in
1948-49,
113
in
1949-50.
17
''-''''
'"
pf
tm
mmm
1
mimr
rriiMiwiumn
m
ittt
vrrrrrfrrT-
ROI'.l
RT
MII.TON
...
Forward
locker
has
a
new
"Magic
Lift"
Lid
.
.
with
new
Key-Release
latch
for
easy
one-hand
opening.
Yes,
there
are
4i
net
"look-ahead"
features
like
these
in
the
new
"51
Ford
.
.
.
along
with
famous,
proven
quality
advantages
like
"King-Size"
Hydraulic
Brakes,
"Hydra-Coll"
independent
front
wheel
springing,
and
that
east-going
"Mid-Ship"
ride.
Just
see
it,
"Test-Drive"
it
and
you'll
agree
.
.
.
"Feature
for
feature,
Ford's
finer
by
far".
You'll
see
and
feel
new
quality,
new
value,
new
beauty
that
tell
you
.
.
.
yu
caH
pay
mart
tut
yon
can't
buy
hetterl
"Ford
ThaoW
avary
Friday
night
Now
"step-ahead"
engineering
brings
you
43
ftru
ard-lookingaiivance-metits
to
put
tl
e
'SI
Ford
far
out
front
in
beauty,
peril.
in'ance,
comfort
and
economy.
I'or
instance:
Completely
new
instrument,
panel
with
"Chana-lited"
instrument
cluster
and
"Glow-Cup"
controls.
New
Automatic
Ride
Control
that
regulates
itself
to
all
road
conditions.
Npw
Automatic
Mileage
Maker
for
even
greater
economy
with
famous
100-Hp.
V-8
performance.
New
"Luxury
Lounge"
interiors
featuring
a
new
front
seat
with
Automatic
Postnre
Control.
And
the
pacious
"Deep
Deck"
luggage
Radio
Htninfl
ypu'll
enjay
.
.
.
Following
Is
the
Globetrotters'
season
-by-season
record
up
to
the
start
of
the
current
cam
Mabel
was
all
dressed
up
for
a
date
with
a
successful
man.
"How
do
you
know
he's
such
a
success?"
her
girl
friend
wanted
to
know.
"Well.;
his
name
is
on
every
suckef
list
in
the
country,"
Mabsl
replied
"the
Government
takes
moH
of
his
Income,
and
h
has
paign:
two
utters.'
World's
Series
11
7
Europe-Africa
72
1
.960
3,421
245
.933
SeeitWEDNESDAY
Nt
-tUXURT
tOUNGl
INTERIORS
feature
new
appointments,
fabrics,
colours
.
.
.
and
the
fine
quality
of
nun-sag,
foam-rubber
covered
front
seat
springs.
NEW
INSTRUMENT
PANEL
New
"Glow-Cup"
controls
.
..
"Chanalited"
instrument
clus-ter
and
new
Key-Turn
Starting
...
feature
the
completely
new,
stunningly
styled
instrument
panel
with
satin
silver
surpanei.
i3
afyoafFORP
dealers
W
L
Pet.
1827-28
101
6
.944
1928-
29
145
13
.918
1929-
30
151
13
.921
1930-
31
137
14
.907
1931-
32
145
11
.929
1932-
33
.?
147
10
.936
1932-
33
147
10
.936
1933-
34
152
2
.987
1934-
35
141
14
.910
1935-
36
153
9
.944
1936-
37
149
11
.931
1937-
38
145
12
.924
1938-
39
148
13
.919
1939-
40
159
8
.952
1940-
41
146
12
.924
1941-
42
135
18
.882
1D42-43
139
16
.897
1943-
44
141
J3
.916
1944-
45
14
14
.913
1945-
46
152
13
.921
1946-
47
154
3
.981
1947-
48
152
5
.968
1948-
49
146
5
.907
Regular
sched
151
2
Cuba
Tourney.
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