Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
January
19,
1951
Youna
lame
tin
-
j
Is
Family's
Pet
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ikOihrlksicslHatSlmkfMOreixi
Thai
"Anni"
gal
and
thai
wondarful
dancing
guy...
what
a
pairl
'
FRANKLIN,
Man.
it'
The;
Walter
MacDonald
family
here
i
has
been
adopted
by
a
young
elk.
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n
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PEOPLES
STORE
Clearance
Sale!
I
'1
In
SATURDAY
P.M.
SPECIAL
It
hapiiened
when
Dick
Mac-Donald,
14,
stepped
outside
the
.armhouse
last
October.
The
scraggy
animal
came
up
and
started
nuzzling
him.
It
turned
out
that
neighborhood
people,
had
smuggled
the
elk
when
a
baby
from
Riding
Mountain
National
Park,
40
miles
aorth
of
Franklii..
They
bottle-raised
it
and
when
they
left
the
district
the
young
animal
was
turned
out
to
fend
for
Itself.
Now
one
of
the
elk'-
best
friends
on
the
MacDonald
place
is
Wendy,
a
big.
playful
Labra
UH1
Lad
Dresses-
les
NOTRYONS.
Reg.
$5
and
up!
Assorted
sizes
i
XXTechmcoforrv
s.
s1.99i.
RAMCE
i
BIG
JIM
SPEAKS
Members
of
the
2nd
Battal
on,
ir-.C.L.I.,
Rather
to
near
an
auciess
uy
Uiclr
commanding
officer,
Lt.-Col.
J.
M.
(Big
Jim)
St,
one
of
Sa'mon.
Arm,-BC.
This
Canadian
Army
photo
was
taken
in
the
Patricia's
camp
in
Korea,
near
Ptisan.
CP
POHTO)
JJJ
A
Paramount
Picture
ran
n
Si
l?"
I
dor
pup.
The
elk
and
pup
made
up
a
irew
and
exciting
game.
Each
would
tear
around
the
house
full
tilt,
meeting
again
mid-way.
There
would
be
excited
barking
lrom.
the
pup
and
near-hysterical
trumpetings
from
the
playful!
young
elk.
The
game
guardian
at
Nee-pawa
decided
that
to
return
the
Friday
7
-
9:15
Saturday
2:00
-
4:15
-
6:50
-I
Black
H.'.MIIflilHH'IHilM
acKwooa
on
These
are
selected
dresses
that
were
not
on
this
sale,
before.
And
Dozens
of
Other
Values
Rupert
Peoples
Store
Mrs.
Greenwood,
Terrace,
Dies
TERRACE
Mrs.
A.
M.
Green-
By
Eoslcy
Blackwood
will
be
chosen
at
the
FebrJ
meeting.
The
Prince
Rupert
local
forwarded
to
Vancouver
c
wage
demands
lor
shore
j
kx.,
m:
,.park
would
mean
its
certain
the
past
four
or
five
years
pass-
hun.
ed
away
in
her
sleep
early
on
.
.
,,,
Taranger
Head
Of
Fishermen
The
United
Fishermen
and
The
abuse
of
a
certain
part
of
the
Blackwood
Convention
loses
untrld
thousands
of
points.
I
refer
to
the.
minor
suit
rule
of
one
and
two.
Wednesday
morning
at
her
home
ers.
Other
locals
on
the
tc
here
on
Lazelle
Avenue.
Aiiin
?
I
for
some
time,
she
nad
been
nave
done
likewise.
Dc-mata
If
you
are
considering
a
slam
that
will
play
on
Allied
Workers
Union,
at
their
lhe
localg
wU,
be
:
i
u
u:j
e
...
l.,,
I
cared
for
bv
Mrs.
George
Hull
meeting
last
night,
elected
Paul
in
ciuus,
yuu
miuuiu
nut
uiu
lour
no
uump
umcRt,
j,.,u
-
.
.
,
h
h
a
meeting
in
Vancouver
Jar.J
-Liberia
lAJot
Taranger
president
for
the
ear.28
and
unlon
demands
to-
hold
at
least
two
aces.
If
you
are
considering
a
slam
and
who
found
her
dead
in
the
'omen
1951.
Other
officers
are:
I
lated
then.
a
hand
that
will
play
only
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
Vice-PiBsldent,
Dave
McPh'e,
A'ul
Cjreeli
ioij
at
diamonds,
you
should
not
bid
fiXand
you
are
off
two
aces,
four
no
trump
unless
you
hold
Remember
the
minor
suit
rule
at
least
one
ace.
of
one
and
two
DOn't
use
the
Think
this
over
and
the
rea-
lour
jio
trump
bid
when
there
son
will
be
clear.
Suppose
your
is
any
reasonable
chance
that
re-elected.
I
Secretary-treasurer,
Ray
Gar-j
diner,
re-elected.
Recording
secretary,
Lome
Mc-
:
Gyro
Party
M
.
n
ii
i
OTTAWA
Thanks
to
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Can
morning.
The
deceased
is
survived
by
one
son,
Lawrence,
of
Victoria
and
a
daughter,
Mr..
Ella
Heipe
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
came
up
on
Thursday
morning's
train,
and
who
is
staving
wiln
Mrs.
E.
T.
Brooks.
The
funeral
will
b"
held
from
the
Pent?cost?l
church
this
afternoon
at
2
o'clock.
to
hold
on
to
it
until
after
the
hunting
season.
The
young
elk
spends
the
night
curled
in
the
straw
that
covers
the
MacDonald's
plumbing.
During
the
daytime
it
follows
whoever
has
chores
to
do
around
the
place.
Eritrea
Moslems
Suspect
Copt
-
By
OSCAR
RAMPONE
ASMARA,
Eritrea
(API
The
500.000
Moslems
of
Eritrea
look
with
some
suspicion
to
future
rule
by
Haile
Selassie,
the
Coptic
r'V.iMcti.m
Pmnprnp
ff
ITthmnia
adian
Legion
branch
at
Leduc
R.
F.
Mortimer
?24
2nd
A
-e.
(Near
C7PR)
Alta
an
11-vear-old
Orpek
hov
i
agreed
suit
is
clubs.
If
you
have
partner's
response
will
prove
.
.
"
nvil..
rtno
one
Yri
fnur
Tin
t.rnmn
.imKnnooir...
nas
been
fitted
with
two
srt.ifi
'
.
:
'""'"
laoo'"8
All
vulnerable.
cial
limbs
to
replace
the
legs
he
o
.
m
.
h,H
HnmnnH.
South
dealer.
Mullen.
A
special
meeting
has
been
called
for
January
25
to
form
a
women's
auxiliary.
Membership
will
be
open
to
wives,
mothers,
sisters
and
other
female
relatives
of
fishermen
and
bhure
workers.
uommaw
nm
(i
Prince
George
last
night
on
ij.
return
to
their
home
in
p?:
(
ton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilson
Ei'
were
honored
at
a
party
t
l
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.tr.f
inato,
Taylor
Street.
Hosts
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Domlnato
am
I
and
Mrs.
E.
D.
Forward.
0
1
a-nd
Gyettes
were
the
pin
j
Mr.
Hunt
has
been
In
th(t
lost
in
a
land-mim;
explosion.
!
'
overboard:
An
nQW
yQU
are
The
story
was
told
here
by
t
There
is
no
way
to
get
back
to
the
Unitarian
Service
Committee
five
clubs
where
you
belong,
of
Canada.
The
boy,
Vassilies
Piaying
the
Blackwood
prop-Anagnostopoulis
of
Macedonia,
;
erly
you
would
have
two
aces
stepped
on
a
mine
a
yea
rago
and
when
you
bid
four
ho
trump
and
TERRACE
I
OPICS
Delegates
to
the
annual
mcet-
The
United
Nations'
General
;lng
01
the
unltm
at
Vancouver
Assembly
voted
last
month
to
i
ii,
cajj.uucu,
vccuuib
uu
uuui
i"
now
there
is
no
clanger
of
get-
legs.
ting
into
trouble.
If
partner
has
Movin,".
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
arntl
CJeneral
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
ReliaDle
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
fur
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Lta
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
ail
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
"or
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
Photnes
60
and
68
federate
this
former
Italian
col-!
Ethiopia's
most
pressing
de-1
onv
along
the
Red
Sea
coast
of
mands
a
free
outlet
to
the
sea
j
F.
Baker,
accompanied
by
his
no
aces,
he
will
bid
five
clubs!
and
since
that
is
your
agreed,
The
victim
wrote
a
letter
to
Queen
Frederica
of
Greece
asking
for
help
and
site
recommended
f-i-
el....!.'.
Uinra-
thrmiirh
Km
PpH
Rpu
nnrta
nf
to
lnstai
IWol
Gyro
tlulj
oil.-:
fm,
Clarence,
left
on
Tuesday's
suit
you
will
simply
pass.
I!
train
for
F.-inie
Rupert
where
dom
of
Ethiopia.
Massawa
and
Assab.
Ethiopian
:
He
is
past
district
governo;
I
partner
shows
one
ace
you
his
case
to
the
Hellenic
Society
V
North
(Mr.
C!i!iiiiiH!)
S
A
K
Q
H
8
D
7
6
5
2
C
K
9
7
6
4
West.
Kal
(Mr.
AllH)
(Mrs.
Kcimi)
S
10
6
5
4
3
S
J
9
7
2
H
A
4
3
H
Q
10
7
6
5
2
'
D
A
8
4
3
D
J
10
C
8
C
2
Koutll
(Mr.
Hum
)
S
8
H
K
J
0
l'J
K
0
C-
A
Q
J
10
5
3
The
bkldliiR:
Snillh
Wi'st
N.
H
III
1,11
1
C
Puss
3
O
Puss
4
NT
PiiS
i
5
D
Puss
6
C
A'.l
pa
s
Mr.
Muzzy
had
a
very
nice
hand
today
and
was
entitled
to
a
second
thought
about
a
siam.
However,
the
agreed
suit
was
clubs
and
he
didn't
have
the
for
Crippled
Children,
which
re-
j
should
be
all
right
in
six
clubs.
Larry
Disher,
charged
The
federation
plan
Is
a
com-
official
opinion
appears
satisfied
promise
between
demands
for
with
the
compromise
solution
as
independence
and
demands
for
at
least
partial
justice,
outright
union
with
Ethiopia.
'
Under
the
federation
plan
the
ceives
aid
from
the
Unitarian
.
Similarly
if
your
agreed
suit
the
latter
will
have
a
medical
check-up
on
his
hand.
Mr.
B'i-ker
will
go
on
to
Vancouver
for
medical
adv'.i
and
a
possible
operation.
.
manslaughter
following
death
of
Mrs.
Jennie
RitcfeK
The
assembly
thus
disposed
of
central
Ethiopian
government
is
November
from
injuries
ml
Service
Committee
of
Canada.
j
is
diamonds
and
you
bid
four)
As
a
far-reaching
result,
young
'
no
trump
with
no
aces
In
your;
Vassilies
now
can
get
around
on
I
hand,
you
are
cooked
if
partner
artificial
limbs
given
by
the
responds
five
hearts
showing
Leduc
organization
throueh
the
two
aces.
The
only
way
to
get,
the
last
of
Mussolini's
pre-war
expected
to
control
foreign
af-
when
struck
by
an
autorrsj
African
colonies.
Libya
on
the
fairs
and
trade,
finance
and
de-1
has
been
remanded
for
prtii
Mediterranean
is
to
become
fully
fence.
In
all
other
matters
Eri-
nry
hearing
January
K.
H'l1
Armir.e
Boas,
sanitarian,
was
a
weekend
visitor
to
Terrace
from
Prince
Rupert.
Use
back
into
diamonds
is
to
go
to!
independent
by
1952.
Italian
So-
trea
is
expected
to
have
full
pearrd
in
magistrate's
cour
I
Dr.
Lctta
Hitschmanova,
U.S.C.
maliland,
down
the
east
coast
home
rule.
morning
of
Africa
from
Eritca,
is
undr1
"
--
executive
director,
has
received
Many
Missionaries
'.'etter
thanks
from
the!
i
r.
of
Ci-ii
rw
I
Arc
'i'
,n
tnma
i
queen's
ladv-in-waiting.
Thtt
tra?
the
r;iiL
int.u-urated
by
tn3
Parent-Teacher
As-iO'jlation.
have
started
again
aft'r
the
holiday
recess.
Thi-
a
10-year
Italian
trusleesnip
pending
its
independence.
I
A
UN
commissioner
will
help!
required
two
aces
for
a
four
no
I
It
reads:
"Her
Majesty
the
OTTAWA
According
to
thetrump
bk
So
he
bid
lt
anyway.
week,
Mr.
Hamilton
of
grade
fiv-3
the
1,000,000
Erltrean
blacks
get
Queen
of
the
Hellenes
was
in
"Gambling,'
he
calls
it.
ioi
c
Department
of
External
Affairs
i
I
thprp
are
still
hptwpien
200
and
had
ths
parents
of
his
class
out
ready
to
run
their
own
adminis
formed
by
the
Society
for
the
Actually
there
Is
no
reason
to
to
the
school
and
tea
was
served
in
the
teachers'
room.
1
j
Protection
of
Crippled
Children
1
250
Canadian
missionaries
in
I
of
Athens
that
you
helped
a
China.
They
are
located
In
dif-Greek
crippled
boy
named
Anag-1
ferent
parts
of
that
country.
A
nostopoulis
to
be
fitted
with
ar-!
report
from
Hong
Kong
is
to
the
!
tificial
limbs.
i
effect
that
nearly
all
of
the
2,000
E
U
if
Dn
m
r
0N
QUALITY
GOOD
rail
rriCeS
ALL
THE
YEAR
ROUND
That
is
what
our
business
depends
on.
We
do
not
believe
in
a
high
mark
up
in
order
to
make
cut
prices
later.
"gamble''
on
the
hand
at
all.
Over
his-
partner's
jump
raise
Mr.
Muzzy
should
simply
have
gone
to
five
clubs.
That
is
a
strong
bid
and
there
is
nothing
to
keep
partner
from
goint;
tJ
six
.
if
he
has
the
necessary
strength.
Hans
Kirh
rrturned
on
Thursday
morning's
train
frT.i
Var-rouver
wlicr-
he
has
spirit
t
he
past
two
weeks
with
Mrs.
KrKli
who
will
be
returning
to
Terrace
next
week.
"Her
Maiestv
the
Queen
has
I
rotesianc
missionaries
in
win
!
instriiriPii
mp
tn
transmit
tn
vnu
munist
China
have
decided
to
leave
soon.
'
-
w
l
her
sincere
thanks
for
your
kindness
to
the
little
boy
under
her
protection."
FOR
PLANNING
FOR
BUILDING
FOR
REPAIRING
Coll
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
-I'.nililcrs
&
Contractors
i
Th"
Civic
Centre
Cheral
groun
'
held
their
usual
practic;
U.st
Mondav
evening
and
are
well
Into
rehearsals
for
a
production
i
srheduled
fo;-
April
5.
4
BIG
BAG
i
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
HOUSE
tration
under
a
federation
with
Ethiopia.
The
British
have
been
governing
Eritrea
since
its
capture
in
1941.
The
British
administration
will
continue
until
the
turnover
date
in
1953.
MOSLEMS
NOT
SATISFIED
Moslems,
forming
half
the
Eritrea
population,
have
accepted
the
UN
decision
although
they
are
not
satisfied
with
it.
The
people
split
down
the
line,
and
the
commission
split,
too.
That
accounts
for
the
compromise.
.
The
Moslems
were
the
backbone
of
the
independence
group.
Some
wanted
to
unite
part
of
Eritrea
with
the
Anglo-Egyptian
Sudan,
also
a
Moslem
country.
The
unionist
group
was
composed
chiefly
of
Coptic
Christians.
They
were
sympathetic
to
Ethiopian
claims
lor
unity.
The
Moslems
argued
that
Eritrea
is
far
more
civilized
than
Ethiopia
because
of
70
years
of
...
-2)
Alta.
0i
Ray
Mustard
collected
i
bounties
on
six
big
timber
wolves
I
he
shot
on
his
trap
line
on
the
!
Ram
River.
He
encountered
a
pack
of
20
which
had
killed
a
I
cow
moose
and
bagged
six
'
of
them
before
they
fled.
Consistent
Value
.
and
Good
Service
has
stood
the
test
of
time.
JOHN
BULGER
JEWELLERS
'
c
uiivntivri
;r.
To
Vancouver
(today
A.
McDermott,
A.
Martin,
O.
Gavin,
Q.
Burns,
B.
"Allan,
J.
Woods,
R.
J.
Holmes.
W.
Miller.
!
To
Randsnit
(todayi
T
Bruce,
.
H.
J.
Younn;.
Italian
rule.
'
Moslems
fear
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Vancouver
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religion
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language
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customs.
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