Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
January
29,
1951
Native
Council
Robert
Taylor's
At
Metlakatla
Umm
Ro!e
:
"
V
r
it
:"
a
Councillors
elected
by
the
Mnt
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vaiicuuver
i
today
i
D.
G.
Little.
J.
Lindsay,
S.
Wiedman.
To
Sandspit
(today)
L.
Fraser
To
Masset
I
today
i
Cst.
C.
F.
A.
Winkler
To
Fort
Clements
today
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Chapman,
Mr.
F
ARE
AN
i:iL
band
of
Indians
last
week
were
Alvin
Leask,
William
Leask,
Pete
Lriuhton.
Cecil
Ryan,
Matthew
Leighton
and
Robrrt
Nelson.
A
meeting
of
the
council
will
be
held
January
31
to
clioose
the
chief
councillor.
Nominations
at
Port
Simpson
were
January
25.
Elections
will
be
held
there
February
5.
KolH-rt
T'jUir,
once
th?
he.irt-Ihroh
of
sc.?n
loinancing.
plays
an
unusual
rule
of
a
p-uu.l
S'n-shone
Indian
m
an
outdo
t
drama
of
the
early
western
clay
i.
'Devil's
Doorway,"
whiih
shows
this
Monday
and
Tuesday
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
The
story
ef
the
p.
,:'.-C'ivil
W.v'
mm--
&7
f
1
Paula
Raymond
is
a
eirl
law
C
Y
E
N
A
G
ft
-
i
-",
;
-sk.
yer
who
undertakes
to
defend
the
election
at
Klncolith
was
fewer
miners
A
total
of
6M,ooo
coal
!n
Britain
In
1930
was
the
i
W
.,-"
v.
The
23
but
results
had
not
period
tells
ot
the
cour.ueotis
o-i..
ll;tlljn
i,.aur'5
case
and
ends
up
hopeless
stand
of
the
American
l
y
jai;in
jn
luvi.
Wjth
him.
the
wetw.
i
,
-
Indian
apainst
,
k
ffgu.
ten
obtained
oy
the
!0:i
figure
ol
any
year
since
1st
of
the
Indian
Affairs
LV-
!
'v
f
r
J-
1:
f
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V
.
office
FRENCH
OUTPOST
jinr.'.siu
inis
morning.
rno
to
the
diffi;ultv
of
trar.s-
riil
War
in
fmrt
his
homp
-1
iV
"
v...
-
lie
fa
ADAM
HATS
The
islands
of
St.
Pier,,
members
of
the
cast
in-
a
anri
fireenville
will
not
be
known
nhite
mm
who
are
not
onlv
I
cludo
Marshall
Thompson,
Jamos
"J
'
M,.,,.r,,,,,n.,
j
i
,mttl
ihe
next
mail
comes
from
hunarv
fnr
land
hut
hold
th;
Mitchell,
James
Millican,
Edgar
..v.m..,.vJia..u,
nave
a
cons)
area
of
93
square
miles.
Buchanan
and
Spring
ByingU.i.
there.
Indians
in
contempt.
k
.
.
...
(Prince
Runert)
C.
E
Mavo.
Port
Edward:
A.
V.
Ritchie,
Wrangell;
A.
Cardenell,
Watrous,
Sas's.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
(
j
J.
Barnell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gunder-j
sor
anr1.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Steear,
i
Wrangell;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Rothe,
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
Vanier
and
G.
j
Rcid.
Trir.cc
Rupert
;
T.
J.
Msc-I
Donald,
Stewart;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I
Roberts,
Wat.son
Island;
A.
A.
',
Cassels,
J.
H.
Lonsdale,
G.
R.
Wilson.
R.
A.
Reid,
H.
Friedman
and
J.
Kates.
Vancouver;
Mr.
De
Blaouiere.
Prince
George;
W.
Carson,
Watson
Island;
Dr.
H.
G.
Baker,
North
Vancouver:
W.
An-;
derson,
E.
Anderson,
E.
M.
Reid
land
C.
Candy.
Lulu
Island;
Ian
.
,
T
a
WORLDS
LARGIST
RFTAH.tR
OF
MfcN'S
HATS
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
iV.
1
y
rfv
Galloway,
Vancouver;
Mr.
ar.d
Mrs.
Pilip,
Edmonton;
Mrs.
H.
Koch,
Terrace.
RAISE
U.N.
FLAG
Sgt.
Bill
Sim
of
Calgary
hoists
a
U.N.
flag
tent
of
the
2nd
Battalion.
outside
the
regimental
headquarters
PPCLI
near
Miryang,
Korea.
Following
the
raising
of
the
flag,
commanding
officer
Lt.-Col.
J.
R.
(Big
Jim
Stone
ordered
a
general
issue
of
rum.
This
Canadian
Army
photo
shows,
left
to
right:
Sgt
Sim;
Lt.-Col.
Stone;
James
Pimsol,
Australian
U.N.
representative
who
presented
the
flag;
and
Maj.
J-
Firth
of
Skiers
Out
20
Brownies
Are
Enrolled
Last
Thursday
evening,
Commissioner
Honora
Silversides
visi
njuries
Too
(CP
PHOTO
i
Toronto.
i
i
A
perfect
skiing
day
was
mar-
rorl
voctorrltiv
nftprnvin
when
ted
the
Third
P-nnce
Rupert
Guide
Company
and
the
Second
Archie
McLeod
received
an
in-
Prince
Rupert
Brownie
racn
,
which
reauired
his
hospital-
r
en
an
-
.
.
(Conrad
Street
Groups'
and
i'ation.
McLeod.
one
of
pnncs
Rupert
Ski
Club's
best
skiers,
sustained
a
severely
bruised
hip.
Railwayman
Is
Retiring
rolled
twenty
little
girls
as
3rownies.
'
After
each
Brownikin
had
ECIPES'
;
The
top
of
Hays
Mountain
was
made
her
prominse
and
received
aive
with
new
ancj
0id
members
her
pin
all
the
Brownies
joined
enjoying
the
bright
sunshine
and
in
a
"Grand
Howl"
for
the
Com-
.
lne
powdery
snow,
missioner
and
then
a
"Grand,
The
club,s
ski
tow
was
useci
Howl"
fov
the
new
Brownies.
I
Xtensively
by
all
club
members.
VANCOUVER
Colleagues
if
M.
T,
"M'.ke"
Abrahamson,
hon-'
ored
him
at
a
presentation
cere
-1
mony
in
the
CNR
station
here,
MINTED
ICE
CREAM
2
teaspoons
plain
gelatin
V2
cups
apricot
whole
fruit
nectar
Vi
cup
granulated
sugar
1
teaspoon
grated
orange
rind
The
Brownies
'enrolled
were
,
wn0
consider
its
use
make
e
pos
.
.
..
s-.tiirHfi;
nn
the
occasion
of
his
actual
SKting
-
.
.
roadmasler
of
I
Canadian
National
Lines
be-;
Gail
Davidson.
Diana
Davidson,
1
sible
double
the
Verna
Robinson,
Ruth
Chandler,
time.
Geordna
Goldbv.
Audrey
Bar-
!
tween
Vancouver
and
Boston
Bar.
!
The
beloved
veteran,
a
native
of
I
Norway,
was
employed
by
tna
railway
and
one
of
its
early
i
j
builders,
during
the
past
45
yeurs.
j
I
During
his
long
career,
"Big
'
iMike.''
as
he
is
popularly
known,
Cold
Snap
Continues
ton,
Yvonne
Smith,
Shanon
Reliant,
Jacqueline
Halliwell,
Sharon
Klizs,
Ann
McDonald,
Patsy
Pearson,
Diana
Perch,
Carol
La-violettte,
Marie
Dvornak,
Barbara
Doid.
Carol
Judd.
Lorraine
Smith.
Sharon
Peket
and
Blanche
V2
cup
orange
juice
IV2
cups
table
cream
3
to
4
drops
mint
extract
Soften
gelatin
in
2
cup
nectar
and
disso.ve
over
hot
water.
Blend
in
remaining
ingredients.
Pour
In
refrigerator
tray,
plac?;
in
freezing
compartment
with
controi
set
at
lowest
temperature,
and
freeze
until
firm.
Turn
into
chilled
bowl
and
beat
with
rotary
beater
until
light
and
Saturday
morning's
low
of
15.5
has
had
some
tough
experitnc-
;
remains
the
low
temperature
for
ces,
particularly
when
nature
the
season.
and
weather
were
at
their
worst.
Last
night
the
thermometer
at
He
has,
with
his
men,
won
some
Digby
Island
weather
station
hit
grim
battles,
an
outstanding
ex-
fluffy.
Return
to
freezing
compartment
and
freeze
to
desired
a
low
of
18
degrees.
Lowest
point,
ample
com"
ine
nerr
Guradette.
Following
the
investiture,
two
Sixers
took
leave
of
the
pack
in
b.
very
interestitng
ceremony.'
B'own
Owl,
in
a
few
simple
words,
wished
the
Brownies
suc-iss
as
they
left
the
pack
to
join
Hie
Guide
Company.
The
Pack
fave
their
Sixers
a
"Grand
f'owl"
then
Heather
Stevens
and
Pvnevieve
Powers
walked
to
the
OniHe
Cnmnanv
where
thev
were
which
blocked
the
Fraser
Can
reached
Saturday
night
and
Sun
consistency.
Reset
temperature
control
to
normal,
Make.T
about
1
quart.
dav
was
also
16
degrees.
The
highest
point
readied
by
the
mercury
over
the
week-end
was
35.9
at
4
p.m.
yesterday.
fill
f,'J
TV
SIM
rue
yon
for
10
days
last
winter.
!
Starting
out
as
a
section
iabor-
,
et,
at
age
17.
with
the
Canadian
I
j
Northern
at
Warroad.
Minrcsol
'
.
j
Mr.
Abrahamson
later
worked
in
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
on
various
jo'os,
including
extra
gan
j
foreman
and
relieving
roadmas-
i
welcomed
as
new
members.
News
Oasfifieiis
Mike
Sales
.hi
s
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
Study
Skagway
Aluminum
ter.
He
moved
to
E
C.
in
1913
(
with
construction
forces
build-!
ing
the
main
line
through
to
Vancouver,
completed
in
1915.
He
has
been
roadmasler
at
CNR
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
A
(Near
C'FPU)
WASHINGTON
1
API
-A
hous?i
necessity
of
getting
Canadian
ji'diciary
subcommittee,
study-
j
perm
is
ion
to
divert
a
portion
of
k.-.
(u
rr
fr
ov'thn
Vnknn
river
waters
from
the
I
!
main
line
points
in
B.C.
since
and
northern
Riding"
the
nation's
aluminum
1
Yukon
territory
production,
will
be
asked
to
loo
British
Columbia.
Sundborg
said
1
1926,
taking
over
the
Vancouver-bUO
possible
development
of
tin
'any
agreement
for
the
purchase
Boston
Bar
section
in
1944.
laiva
aluminum
project
near
tf
Canadian
aluminum
should
b;
j
.
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&
APPLIANCE
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There
are
immediate
openings
in
the
UM.
for
men
to
train
as:
Cornel
It
Jkagway,
Alaska.'
'
I
preceded
by
an
agreement
guar-
"
The
request
will
be
made
by
,
antecing
the
necessary
water
I
Representative
Tollefson
(R-
tights
to
make
the
Taiya
project
Wash)
and
Delegate
Bartlctt
of
j
possible.
Alaska
ta
the
group
headed
by!
Representative
Cellar
(D
-
NY.
Frank
Walerhouse
freighter
This
committee
is
inquiring
int
j
!
isiand
King
is
clue
in
port
tonight
AIRFRAME
and
inn
T1)C
need
is
great
the
ppcrtu
nitics
arc
great
for
young
men
to
train
as
skilled
Aircraft
Technicians!
Join
the
R.C.A.F
today!
You
serve
your
country
by
helping,
to
keep
Canada's
Air
Force
flying:
you
learn
a
specialized
trade
in
aviation
that
will
always
be
valuable
to
you!
I
RADAR
TECHNICIANS
with
two
logging
trucks
for
Co
Ihe
possible
monopolistic
ten-
If
you
arc
between
17
and
0,
arc
physically
fit
and
have
a
Grade
8
cduuoon
or
better,
act
now!
Find
out
where
you
fit
in
the
Air
Force
nam!
Imd
out
about
the
permanent
emplnymcnt,
fine
rates
of
pay,
pulsion
and
other
benefit
of
a
career
in
the
R.C.A.F.!
Cjoocl
lumbia
Cellulose
Company,
six
Hillman
automobiles
and
an
Austin
truck.
She
will
also
off
load
75
tons
of
freight.
The
Island
King
will
then
proceed
to
Watson
Island
to
deliver
8.000
sacks
of
cement
and
other
building
supplies.
From
there
she
goes
to
Alice
Arm
with
supplies
and
to
I
Stewart
to
pick
up
her
full
load
lot
300
tons
of
zinc
concentrate
Havp
d
I
Good
Meal!
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CAFE
j
FULL
COURSE
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OCT
ORDI'IIS
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cli-nies
in
the
cxpan-ion
pro-'
tram
and
specifically
into
a
r?-'
''
'ed
agreement
vwlt-
whi"hj
''-
country
w
ii'kl
he!?
increar;
j
finadar'?
aluminum
prnductlor..
;
"
The
laiya
hydroelectric
pro-irrt
would
:ost
atnut
300
mil'io
i
'
il!a--.
iro'.'.r?
mMliin
lbs.
!
5ri
r
nluminuri
annur.'ly
and
sup-j
I
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I.
n
cnmmunl.v,
of
possibW
'"lO
persons,
officials
have
ia!d.
JVPlVt
ltVC"TlNNFXS
-
It
involve-'
tar.nin?
the
hc?
l-tU"s
ct
the
Yukon
river
tv
-nns
of
tvo
tunnels,
fcorcl
through
the
coa-t
ran"e
"f
I
untairs
to
em.ny
into
trn
Tiiya
valley
in
outheatPr
i
and
400
tons
of
lead
concentrates.
rp.it
nf
the
Up'teri
N'liion
declaration
of
human
rights
is
incorporated
in
Indonesia's
new-
constitution.
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Prince
George
see
we
enteen
counsiuor
at
you
kiakist
Maybe
it's
Sterling
Silver
Tableware!
?
C.A.r.
MOtmiNG
CiHiRl
OR
MA'l
THIS
COUPON
f'-rlr-i
where
the
rlr-r.t
wcvia
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wablished.
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d"velopmert
N)nl
j
In
a
l"tter
to
the
two
con"rs--
-'airt
th"
project's
rossibi'.l-tti
'
fiave
be.n
unde"
corsidc
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bv
th?
Aluminum
Compan-'
-
fner:ca
since
1947.
f
Tlic
board
said
it
has
lerrn-d
v-t
A'coa
h
prerarc
to
nnd""-'i-e
the
rrotsct
"if
grantej
-"'.rnmentil
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comra
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to
that
whi-h
Is
sue-iest-xl
''miH
be
given
the
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