1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday.
November
6,
1951
Sealed
Cargo"
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mL.
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V7
SHIPS
AMD
WATERFRONT
Sea
Adventure
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Gould
and
son.
E
R
Nnlte.
Mifs
Peterson.
Mrs.
K.
H.
tiiScnqeri
.
2r
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Grosenvich
and
child.
For
Sandspit
A.
Reid.
i
v-.i
v
c
Wr'
CFR
steamer
Princess
Not
ah,
having
armeu
ii.
pan,
a
j
a.i.i
rr
v.
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For
Vancouver
i
Monday)
G.
A.
Bierre.
Mrs.
J.
G.
And?r-on,
W.
Bjulton,
Mrs.
M.
Mark.
If
ou
want
t3
sell
it.
advertise
it.
News
classified.
t-!VJ
Adventure,
mystery
and
romance
comprise
the
triple
theme
of
"Sealed
Cargo,"
sea
drama
for
which
Dana
Andrews,
Carla
Balenda
and
Claude
Ruins
have
the
starring
roles
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
Andrews
Is
seen
as
master
of
a
Gloucester
fishing
boat
who
reluctantly
agrees
to
take
Miss
Balenda,
a
Canadian
nurse,
to
her
home
in
a
little
Newfoundland
fishing
village.
On
the
way
they
encounter
a
disabled
square-rigger
and
tow
it
into
port
only
to
learn
that
the
I
1
TECHNICOLOR
iioai
Vancouver
via
K.,maiio1
a.ij
nitimai,
sailed
ai
lu
o
cIock
last,
night
on
her
return
soum.
t-astngt.s
disembarking
ru-re
nom
me
vessel
incluaea
j.
ciiuuat,
R.
Vv.
Hutchinson,
o.
u.
o.ai.ur
ar.a
.
vu.le
ti,;uii
tai.s
and
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
W.
A.
Wooa,
W.
J.
Williams,
Mrs.
K.
Linkiaici
ana
cniia.cn,
i.i..
fe.
umtileoy,
rc.
E.
Chambers,
U.
wyaen
ana
Mrs.
R
.E.
Green
WALLACES
DEPARTMENT
STORE
New
Fall
and
Christmas
TROPICANAS
from
Vancouver.
.seemingly
harmless
vessel
Is
'iw
rnrnmv
ii
In
-i
Mimift
litf;
-mum
it,
A
iA
ibm
i
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54.981
All
new
styies
and
patterns.
Wonderful,
washable
ATC
Spun
Rayon.
,
Sizes
12-20,
38-44
and
161,2-24',i
actually
a
supply-ship
for
Nazi
submarines.
The
ensuing
drama
'Mi
'fV
'
CARTOON
-
NtwS
h
turns
on
the
daring
efforts
of
CCC
EXECUTIVE
Rone
B.
Perrault
of
Montreal
(centre
was
elected
president
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
its
22ml
annual
convention
at
the
Chateau
Frontenac,
Quebec
city.
New
president
is
teen
with
J
L.
Carson,
Toronto,
left,
national
vice-piesident
and
H.
H.
Lank,
chairman
of
the
executive
council.
(CP
from
CPR(
ADDED
SPECIAL
NYLON
HOSE
,
in
J
Show
7
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Today
and
W.j.
"
All
sizes
including
size
11.
I
If
the
outnumbered
fishermen
to
capture
and
destroy
the
ship.
Philip
Dorn
is
in
featured
support
of
the
starts.
Onslow
Stevens
and
Eric
Feldary
have
prominent
roles
in
the
screen
...
r
45,
gauge
subs.
New
Fall
shades
Kvening
Price:
Everyune
$1.00
Wednesday
Matinee
4:00
Adults
75c.
Children
50c
i
tivplv
few
can
recall
much
about
version
of
Edmund
Gllltgan
s
;
At
WALLACE'S
Of
Course
'what
some
were
pleased
to
call,
Saturday
Evening
Pool
sloiy.
lmp.ovements
made
on
Union
Sicaiusiuu
Co.
s
coastal
liner
Cuiiiosun,
which
is
back
on
the
run
alter
undergoing
annual
overhaul
in
Vancouver,
include
the
replacement
of
old
castiron
piping
throughout
the
ship
as
pait
of
tne
lederal
fire
protection
regulations,
with
copper
piping
which
presents
a
much
more
sightly
appearance.
Southbound
from
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart,
the
Camosun
-
was
ia
pert
this
morning
enroute
back
to
Van:auver.
Passengers
disembarking
from
the
vessel
when
she
arrived
from
Vancouver
Sunday
afternoon
were
E.
Jensen.
V.
H.
Arney,
P.
M.
Parry,
W.
W.
Trotter,
Russ
Davis,
Dr.
J.
B.
Harrison,
I.
Eaton,
C.
Ander-
y
..
the
start
of
Armageddon.
Nearly
I
everv
one
was
young,
or
of
early
I
middle
life
Prince
RuDert.
to
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wmmm
Seasonal
Fish
Boat
Clearance
day
has
plenty
of
active
'citizens
who
then
had
not
been
born.
Reflects
and
Reminisces
LAY
AWAY
NOW
Recruiting,
with
its
undertone
w.
J,
Scott
suggested
ut
last
of
gaiety,
was
not
delayed.
Soint
night's
meeting
of
the
Prince
FOR
CHRISTMAS
Thlrtv-seven
vears
aao
the
:
already
drilling
had
thoughts
or
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
'on
J
S
Hunter
William
Sori-
First
Great
War
broke
out.
Not
:
rewuves.
uveiseaa.
uii.iu.,
inat
west
cousi.
usiiuig
vrocia
,k.n
me.
t
i.j.r,n
ro.
'ma,,,,
u
hn
livpH
i
Prim-o
Pn.
never
before
outside
of
Canada,
'
might
be
accorded
the
same
prlvileKe
as
those
on
the
east
Aloxeee,
M.
Clifton,
G.
Jeffrey
pert
then
are
here
now.
Of
the
uu
l"c
ul
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Strand.
present
population,
compara
Irish
Fusiliers
from
Vancouver
marched
ashore
and
camped
n
coast
whereby
seasonal
Instead
of
individual
trip
clearances
might
be
granted.
JITOTEMlyJ
(&rC4
A
Famous
I'layers
Theatre
""i
SRTS
WEDNESDAY
"Slj
At
present
fishing
vessels
on
the
Pacific
Coast
have
to
clear
for
each
trip
to
the
diepsea
fisheries.
On
the
Atlantic
coast,
they
have
to
obtain
only
one
clearance
which
covers
them
for
the
building
that
had
been
the
j
Hotel
Premier.
Thereafter,
you
knew
no
more
heedless
strolls,
or
wanderings
along
the
waterfront.
Instead,
the
sharp
command
"Halt.
Who
goes
there?"
Once
during
those
memorable
August
weeks,
a
thrill
of
fear
swept
the
townsite.
A
cruiser
I
was
sighted!
Could
it
be
Ger-
Victoria
Report
.
.
.
by
J.
K.
Nesbitt
Too
Had
Hospital
Insurance
in
Politics
But
It's
a
Good
Thing
A
gift
cf
a
Watch
is
always
appropriate.
Enquire
today
about
our
convenient
lay-a-way
plan.
the
season.
The
proposal
was
refer'cd
to
the
fisheries
committee
to
confer
with
the
Industry,
the
fishermen
and
the
customs
on
the
matter.
The
requirements
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
were
one
reason
wny
thu
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Court
of
Revision
Ke
Municipal
Voters'
List
!,
VICTORIA.-It's
too
bad
politics
has
crept
into
-n?
Nott
aii,
ship
w.s
B.C.'s
hospital
insurance.
Of
course
this
was
bound
things
over
5uo
miles
north,
a
to
happen,
once
a
committee
of
the
Legislature
was
rter
in
a
rowboal
tried
t0
:
appointed
to
inquire
into
this
most
necessary
social
,
GEORGE
COOK
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
TERRACE
liMbiH
N,
lOTICE
is
hereby
given
that
a
Court
of
tndivldnal
clearances
were
required,
President
J.
C.
Oilker
suggested
siop
to
correct
and
revise
the
Municipal
V-
i
service.
War
appeared
to
stimulate
the
One
wonders
now
whv
the
-vour
Pmium
pa.d
up
and
must
soal
spirit.
Dances,
parades,
It!0
int0
h-pital,
and
come
out
speeches,
recitations,
band
con-
i
committee
'
?
w.
t
.I
was
t.H
appointed
5
J
I
with,
say,
a
$500
bill,
the
hos-.
crrta
multiplied.
All
at
once,
it
1111,
uutv.
w.,.v.
u,
p,..
l
tVin
n
ri'MTt
I
4
.nUl
"T'in..
time
lJ'Li
iiiaumiiti.
otiic
i"j"
st'cnieu,
a
tune
caiicu
aihvi-
lng
many
hours
of
their
bill.
List
will
he
held
in
the
Council
Chamber
C
Hall,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
on
Thursday,
Nov;
ber
15th,
1951,
at
10:00
a.m.
R.W.
LONG,
City
Clerk
and
all
t.hpir
energies
But
the
ary
came
to
town,
to
De
wnisi-led
by
everybody.
And
soon
there
itir,otinr,
V,
mo,oi
ctirrrt1
There
re
suggestions
in
legis.
,.tou.6a..u..
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.
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,
K.
K
Unma
Completion
of
Northern
Road
Pressed
Again
Letter
from
Arthur
M.
Bout
tiller,
an
Alberta
man,
inquiring
if
Prince
Rupert
was
not
interested
in
the
building
of
a
highway
from
Edmonton
through
1947
Austin
8
Sedan
things
up
There's
not
much
.
lauve
curnuuis
uiav
peiuui
mv
oo
ui"
........
doubt
that,
if
it
hadn't
been
for
sales
tax
night
be
increased
to
Fires
Burning."
It
had
a
catchy
all
this
stirring
up.
hospital
in-
ve
per
cent,
the
extra
two
per
air.
And
what
was
it
that
Lord
surance
would
be
working
well
cent
going
for
hospital
insur-
Kitchener
had
said?
Well,
a
man
now
ance,
with
all
premiums
drop-
I.k
."
rum
can't
be
wrong.
He
had
'
,
.
i
rjed
told
Irvini
Cobb,
an
American
hS'towcf
rycS;
corresponcfent,
the
war
would
ThU
seems
Uke
a'
good
sug-
see
do!
tics
This
is
naturaU
1
gallon.
It
would
save
the
tre
last
aoout
three
years.
And
there
enough
fo?'
system
o
endous.
costly
trouble
of
col-
were
those
in
Prince
Rupert
who
our
verv
ver'ilent
L"Ue?
0X1.
Meeting
hospital
piemiums.
It
were
guelng
about
It
being
all
To
say
politics
is
creeping
into
'u'tl
cover
everyone
and
two
over
by
Christmas.
hospital
insurance
is
not
to
say
;
Per
cent
added
to
the
present
'
I
i
.riiy
"?v..-.
Yellowhead
Pass
to
the
Pacific
1
1
1950
Austin
Panel
1
1947
Monarch
Sedan
1
1950
Prefect
Sedan
1
1947
Croslcy
Coach
there
is
anything
dishonest.
unce
per
win,
w
i
i-
'"i
Admiral-
Craclock's
squadron
Coast,
as
being
urged
by
Mayor
Parsons
of
Edmonton,
prompted
a
painlefs
way
of
paying
for'
wjs
sunk
off
Peru
by
Admiral
Opposition
Leader
Harold
i.l.,.u
morf
h
r,,0'
r.l
a
H
i
f
.
I
'1lul"
""B
-"
'
J
Von
Spee's
ships,
and
that
was!
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
hospital
'"
7,1.
..n'pamlul
indeed-a
big
Commerce
at
last
night's
meeting
to
have
the
highway
comit-
that.
Later
on,
Von
Spee
threw
a
scare
into
British
Columbia
biil.
members
of
tt,.
board
and
in
the
heat
In
the
meantime.
ports,
but
actually
it
is
doubt-
and
fury
of
argument
and
politi-
lu,
lf'
he
sailed
very
far
north.
Superior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
Health
and
Welfare
Minister
Turnbull.
Mr.
Winch
went
about
demanding
resignation
of
Mr.
Turnbull
or
the
board,
even
threatened
to
resign
himself
Ircm
the
committee.
cai
mcKenng,
mis
importani
An.wayi
clestruction
overtook
KlrSice
rSJ'
a,
him
and
his
men,
when
Adnilral
patients
are
concerned,
is
tod.iy
'
Stuidce"s
more
powerful
fleet
success
in
British
Columbia,
suddenly
appeared
off
Falkland
Thfc
fact
cannot
denied.
I
islands.
Phone
Green
217
Third
Ave.
W.
tee
renew
representations
lor
the
completion
of
the
missing
link
east
of
Prince
George
in
thu
northern
transprovlnclal
highway.
Mr.
Boutlillier's
letter
emphasized
the
vital
Importance
of
the
highway'
westward
from
Edmonton
to
the
Pacitic
Coast
from
the
national
defence,
Industrial
and
tiurlst
standpoints.
Commute
chairman
Sy;i
Smith
was
reported
as
boiling
m
Hi
Insure
Fxtra
Long
Good
Looking
Wear!
Promise
Yourself
the
Utmost
in
Comfort!
mad
w.th
l.
r.
Turnbull
as
.was
Mr.
Winch.
However,
politics
made
it
necessary
for
Mr.
Smith
to
keep
his
mouth
shut.
He
couldn
t
very
well
blast
a
cabi
Prince
Rupert
Paying
Four
Million
Dollars
for
Rats
net
minister
of
the
Coalition
which
he
supports
and
he
cer
1BH
1
tainly
would
not
go
alter
a
m,n-lster
of
his
owi
party.
Both
Thr
f
lines
ou
want
.
.
.
for
work
or
play!
The
quality
you
want
that
maker
every
dollar
you
spfnd
fof
these
handsome
styles
especially
worth
while.
Come
in
1
today
,
.
.
see
our
large
w
Smith
and
Turnbull
are
Liberals
It
is
costing
Prince
Rupert
$4,000,000
a
year
to
and,
with
an
election
not
too
lar
away,
Liberals
must
stick
to-
maintain
a
rat
population
of
200.0UU,
Hugo
JVraupner
f
tSt
8eDonr'
1
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
Brown,
another
member
told
the
Prince
Rupert
of
the
board,
being
a
Conserva-1
nisfht
M
Thj
.
v
alTjve(l
at
from
a
Statistical
group.
'
1
basis
that
oi.j
rat
does
$20
actual
damage
to
food
and
live,'
coum
lei,
gu
ai,
mi.
iuiii-
bull.
He
did,
intimating
no
cabinet
minister
is
going
to
insult
members
of
the
Legislature.
So,
you
see,
politics
has
crept
Into
hospital
insurance.
It
musi,
as
long
as
members
of
the
Legislature,
of
all
political
groups,
inquire
into
it.
his
ddvcrtisement
ITnorpublTh
i
or
d''WbiJ'
jr
by
(lie
Government
ol
British
Co.umbu
in
other
ways
in
a
year.
Mr.
Kraupner',
after
a
convincing
anti-rat
dissertation,
induced
the
chamber
to
take
up
the
fight
against
"the
most
dangerous
and
useless
pest
in
the
world"
by
appointing
a
Hospital
insurance
has
becomf
Prince
Rupert
Bratt
and
William
Blckle,
Geo.
Hill
&
Sons
Ltd.
a
subject
for
much
ill-lnformeJ
special
cornmui.ee
iu
wui
t
K.rtm
,!.,.
r,
nr
nimMti
mack,
medical
H.
Vina
tv,
riiTippr
in
nLS
caiiiuaiiiii
umno
jci..,
.
w.v....,
attack
hasnital
insurance.
Box
737
Phone
Black
69
The
plain
fact
of
the
matter,
to
rid
me
city
or
rouenu..
however,
is
this:
if
you
have!
The
campaign
would
be
a
A.
U
W!-V
M
I
TJUK
Ll
I
1
I
Iff
vale;
D.
Astle,
L.
Peterson,
M.
Fischer,
H.
Rindal,
J.
J.
Drum-mond.
W.
A.
Boyd
and
A.
Dry-den,
Vancouver;
Frank
Clark,
Prince
George;
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy,
South
Burnaby;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robertson.
Hazelton;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
W.
Swanson,
Butedale;
F.
Crelghton,
Blanche
Motte
and
Ihree-pointea
one;
Hi
Poisoning.
i2i
Control
of
domestic
garbage
by
careful
handling
of
garbage
ca:.s.
(3)
Rat-prO'illiig
of
homes.
r
fJ&
-
l
t'Tsr4C
iL.t
l.
l.ii
It
was
also
uio.ioscd
that
tne
Luella
Goodfellow.
Terrace;
Mr.
ii
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ine
oeii
S'.'.IZ
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CORBY'S
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;
city
should
take
more
drastic
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Gathercole,
Mr.
means
to
destroy
rata
by
pobon
and
Mrs.
E.
L.
Johnston,
R.
':
powder
pending
more
thorough
Raphael,
Gladys
Hutton,
J.
A.
1
incineration.
Cameron,
Flying
Officer
R.
Cul-
'
Aid.
Harold
Whalen
inform;
bert,
FO
D.
Campbell,
FO
R.
the
chamber
that
the
city
here
'
Mlhell,
FO
D.
Corker,
Sgt.
J.
was
considering'
an
incineration
Lindal,
PO
D.
Gilchrist,
LAC
F.
Diocess
similar
to
that
of
the
Urquhart,
LAC
J.
Broadw-ood,
C.
city
of
New
Westminster.
Cln'ikeiH
h.ivc
the
rusty
li.iliit
of
jinking
enili
ollici's
eyes
whi
n
they
gel
into
a
till.
And
oikc
the
llmk
sees
hlmid
ilijy
all
pile
in
and
ni.ikc
it
a
lice-for
alt.
One
l.umcr
nnule
thnu
tut
out
the
rough
stulf
by
m;,k.
iug
"spedailcs''
of
aluininuui
foil.
No
more
trouble!
We
never
know
vfio
will
think
up
what
new
use
lor
aluminum.
But
we
do
know
that
the
demand
for
this
light,
strong.
non-runing
metal
keeps
on
going
up
and
up
and
up.
That's
why
Allan
is
busy
on
new
dams
and
power
plants
and
smellers
to
further
step
up
supply.
Aluminum
Company
ol
Canada.
Ltd.
(Ah
an).
Rutherford,
J.
M.
Taylor,
B.
1
Dudley,
H.
A.
Read,
Fred
Fulton
iand
W.
8.
Mclntyre,
Vancouver;
Rev.
M.
S.
Young,
Masset;
Mrs.
I
C.
Burrison,
Edmonton;
J.
L.
Charles,
Winnipeg;
B.
MacDon-I
aid,
Kltimat;
N.
S.
Pliner,
Cumberland,
Maryland;
J.
Blaln,
Prince
George;
H.
Berets,
To-
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90
pr.
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for
Deer-Killed
JMV
go
Special
Royal
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ALERT
BAY
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man
named
ronto;
J.
Holcombe,
Prince
Jack
Coonan
whose
home
was
George;
M.
Ackerman,
Calgary;
Selected
Reserve
Phone
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I
in
Saskatoon,
was
shot
and
killed
W.
J.
Davies,
Queen
Charlotte
S
while
hunting
near
Alert
Bay
at
City.
;the
week-end.
He
had
beenl
"
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i
mistaken
for
a
deer.
Weather
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
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rainy
and
viability
wa,
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advertisement
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not
publuhcd
or
displayed
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or
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