anna
Michael
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
January
24,
1951
Telephone
Purchases
Purchase
of
cable
for
the
tele-
extension
to
the
switchboard
(
phone
reconstruction
program
and
addition'al
operators
would
for
1951
was
approved
at
a
cost
j
allow
extra
telephones
on
the
of
$21,000
by
the
city
council
'
circuit.
Monday
night.
Recommendation
j
MORE
EFFICIENCY
Rushbrook
Hts.
Improvements
The
board
of
works
committee
recommended
to
the
city
council
Mondav
night
that
the
whole
a
m
mm
a
.
a
lai.
I
Britain
Having
More
Bankrupts
LONDON
0
Business
is
picking
up,
said
officials
of
"Heartbreak
House,"
nickname
for
a
London
government
office
dealing
with
Britain's'
bankrupts.
Operated
under
the
supervision
nf
t.hp
Rnard
of
Trade,
the
office
Tropicanas
Are
Here!
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-
pnE
&,AVts
J
fT.t
r
in
1
f
TOM
WALLS
port
of
the
utilities
committee.
KMr"
rfP'led
that-1Ul
F
'
,
I
f
the
addition
of
two
or
three
Also
approved
Dy
the
meeting
e
operators
and
the
exten.
were
purchases
of
new
ringers
sion
another
20
lines
would
be
and
cords
for
an
approximate
;
made
available
Pay
phones
were
expenaiture
oi
juuu,
caning
ui
;
scattered
aii
over
the
hoards
and
question
of
improvements
in
Rushbrook
Heights
be
reconsidered.
This
was
deemed
advisable
because
no
petition
had
been
received
from
residents
of
Pig-got
Avenue.
Other
streets
in
the
area
had
entered
petitions
asking
that
work
be
done.
Permission
to
borrow
the
necessary
money
was
dependent
upon
receipt
of
the
petitions.
Aid.
George
Casey
said
the
recorded
approximately
.uuu
failures
in
1950,
compared
with
207
in
1945.
Analysis
of
the
1949
total
of
1,419
bankrupts,
showed
some
surprises.
Notwithstanding
food
rationing,
only
four
butchers
$A.9S
building
concerns,
however,
to-
tightening
purse
strint.
tailed
143
despite
the
urgent
de,
!
blamed
for
th(.
Bank
'
;
mand
for
new
homes
and
repair
pubs
and
lwMs
with
the
extension
they
could
be
segregated,
allowing
one
operator
to
look
after
them.
He
explained
that
waiting
for
customers
to
find
and
deposit
coins
caused
a
large
time
loss
and
infill
'
m
m
tenders
for
the
purchase
of
a
new
one-ton
panel
truck
to
replace
the
one
now
in
use,
and
the
re-opening
of
negotiations,
with
Northwest
Telephone
Company
and
the
Dominion
government
telephone
and
telegraph
department
In
an
attempt
to
obtain
a
more
eaui
table
distribu-
of
war-oamagea
property.
however,
is
confined
to
Dt
;
that
centralizing
them
on
one
went
bankrupt
that
year,
com
mgm-i
u
ii
in
"
g
vwv
..v-
uwucu
uuuLfnis,
worn
oi
pubs
and
hotels
owned
by
brew-
and-bone
man
filed
a
Dentin.
m
commiuee
naa
nut
un
nared
with
78
in
1939.
Failures
of
board
would
allow
the
other
op
erators
to
handle
more
traffic.
ers.
shared
a
similar
fate.
i
1949
and
we
haven't
had
a
J
get
ine
suppun,
ui
me
ik""
Avenue
citizens,
in
some
respecis
I
tion
of
long
distance
toll
charges.
be
sign
of
the
times,
broker
through
our
handu
'
u
Onttr
nno
raff
1937"
Aid.
T.
B.
Black
said
he
initiative
with
the
plan
But
he
I
It
may
an
sflMnl
official
a
he
agreed
with
their
objections.
"1UU61
"c
hL
hV,-ulHe
''
thought
the
city
should
re-
complainine
that
the
boards
...6lk.
He
u
men
mn
consider
the
matter.
Sizes
12
through
44
In
a
scintillating
array
of
colors
and
styles
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
tioned
the
$5
annual
sewer
rental
those
residents
were
paying
and
said
it
was
not
paid
in
other
were
overloaded.
He
did
not
understand
the
extension
was
to
allow
more
telephones.
Mr.
Edwards
answered
that
In
support
of
the
recommendation
to
purchase
the
year's
supply
of
wire
now,
Aid.
H.
M.
Daggett
said
it
would
take
some
time
for
the
order
to
be
filled
and
that
there
should
be
sufficient
money
in
the
fund
by
that
time
to
cover
payment
on
delivery.
The
wire
was
required,
he
sections
of
the
city.
They
were
It's
SERVICE
You
Wm
Phone
383
CABS
the
extension
would
take
care
j
nQW
bein
tor
another
$20
of
the
overload
and
allow
fori
year
to
get
roads,
water
and
extra
lines
also.
In
response
to
,
other
sections
of
the
city.
said,
sam,
to
,
w.
carry
,
on
""""""
with
the
five
two
iAld.
Black's
"
question
regarding
,
hP
"nHnlled
had
the
citv
look
!
plan
adopted
ago.
")n.t'nd:,ilaltVlci,
year
years
the
need
to
scrap
the
new
ring
In
after
the
water
mains.
any
case,
he
said,
without
the
Pig-
0
Do
you
know
you
can
now
purchase
to-day's
NKWS
1IKKAI.D
to-day?
JONKS
NI'.WS
STAND
Papers
are
flown
lr
-iMly
by
CP.
A.
ers
if
the
system
were
changed,
he
said
the
new
ringers
would
not
be
obsolete
and
would
be
suitable
for
a
dial
system.
Aid.
George
Casey
said
the
telephone
superintendent
had
suggested
two
weeks
ago
that,
by
an
extension
to
the
present
board
and
the
hiring
of
extra
suggesieu
mey
mm
t.v.
question
again
and
also
street
cosLs.
After
the
full
report
was
brought
in,
it
might
be
possible
to
eliminate
the
extra
tax
for
water.
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Tliain
said
Deputy
Minister
of
Municipal
Affairs
B.
C.
Bracewell
had
advised
against
proceeding
on
initiative.
The
council
had
consent
everywhere
except
on
Plggot
Avenue.
It
might
be
possible
to
proceed
elsewhere
at
the
request
of
the
taxpayers
and
on
Piggot
on
initiative.
Aid.
Casey
said
In
the
matter
of
laying
mains
the
people
there
should
be
treated
as
they
were
elsewhere
In
the
city.
It
was
up
to
the
city
to
get
the
water
;o
the
property
line
and
then
it
was
the
householder's
worry
about
getting
it
to
hts
houe.
The
question
was
referred
to
the
board
of
works
in
conjunction
with
the
city
engineer.
Friendship
In
Europe
Local
Boys
Tell
of
Impressions
Abroad
The
report
was
approved
after
got
Avenue
residents,
there
are
not
sufficient
petitioners
to
carry
through
the
projects.
Several
aldermen
said
residents
of
other
parts
of
the
city
were
paying
sewer
rental
and
that
there
were
very
few
parts
where
such
rental
was
not
paid.
operators
mure
im
u
Ald
Black
was
the
pur-
made
available
He
asked
if
any
chases
recommended
would
be
consideration
naa
oee.i
Bivi
included
in
tne
estimates.
that
aspert.
BAPTONE
The
Wonder
Woll
Point
$1.50
a
quart
$4.95
a
gallon
Thompson
Hardware
Co.
Ltd
"We
found
the
English
people
truly
friendly
during
our
visit
Telephone
Superintendent
Jack
Edwards,
when
asked
to
snpnk
cnlr!
t.hp
extension
would
1
'
w
m
Mm
D
A
TkTt
rr
a
t
there,"
John
Basso
told
a
Daily
go
ahead.
The
materials
were
k
IJ
U
now
on
hand
for
making
repairs
1240
Kilocycles
j
News
reporter
yesterday
afternoon
following
a
trip
to
Europe.
through
a
switchboard
that
had
,suhieet
to
Chance)
'
Have
a
Good
Meal!
NEW
CITY
CAFE
FULL
COURSE
MEALS
i
or
'
Phone
Blue
92
FOR
TAKE
OUT
ORDERS
Hollywood
Cafe
In
other
places,
he
and
Louis'
been
purchased
from
West
Sum-jcampagnolo,his
-Hand.
It
was
half
mpleted
travelling
mate,
j
found
the
people
were
friendly
cordSi
Mr
Edwards
said
the
ones
with
a
purpose
to
get
the
Am-
presently
in
use
had
been
re-j
erican
dollar.
However,
they
paired
so
many
times
they
were
found
in
France
some
genuine
too
short
and
had
to
be
replaced.
I
friendliness.
In
Switzerland,
they
"
was
also
better
to
get
the
:
said,
they
were
treated
like
tour-
cable
in
now
to
forestall
short-
3.
Aid.
H.
M.
Daggett
said
that,
in
a
case
like
the
one
under
consideration,
where
certain
improvements
were
required
but
citizens
would
not
petition
for
them,
the
council
could
proceed
on
initiative.
Then
it
was
up
to
the
taxpayer
to
petition
against
it.
In
the
present
instance,
he
continued,
if
the
council
felt
the
work
was
vitally
necessary,
the
council
should
proceed
on
its
Alertness
Vital
With
Big
Ship
ailortncj
for
We
Specialize
in
DISHES
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
tailor
r?5l
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4:15
Music
by
Goodman
4:30
ivlaggie
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4:45
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Int.
4:55
CBC
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5:00
International
Comty.
5:10
Rawhide
5:30
Prelude
to
Dusk1
5:45
The
Question
Box
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Freddy
Martin
&
Orch.
G:30
-Muscal
Varieties
6:45
Saddle
Rockin'
Rhythm
7:00
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News
7:15
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News
Roundup
7:30
Giovanni
Dell'agnola
8:00
Songs
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8:30
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and
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Lamp
10:00
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10:10
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News
10:15
The
Comic
Strip
Dick
Tracy
10
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Canadian
Concert
11:00
Weather
Report
Ists
with
money
to
spend.
They,
ages.
were
well
looked
after
but
were'
Aid.
Casey
asked
again
if
the
charged
plenty
for
it.
When
the
boys
left
here
last
Genoa,
Lake
Como
in
Northern
fall
.they
went
to
Vancouver,
Italy
and
Venice.
The
fish
mar-where
they
spent
four
days
be-,
ket
in
Venice
they
described
as
fore
catching
a
bus
to
Windsor,'
something
to
see.
Everything
Ontario.
They
enjoyed
their
bus
;
that
came
out
of
the
sea
reached
trip.
After
another
four
days
in'
the
dinner
table,
they
said.
Windsor,
they
again
boarded
the
I
The
people
dressed
well
as
a
bus
for
New
York.
They
sent
rule,
particularly
the
more
weal-their
bags'
by
CN
R.
to
New
thy.
The
men
in
cities
were
more
York
and
said
they
were
prom-1
conservative
than
in
this
coun-ised
delivery
there
in
four
days,
try
and
always
wore
ttes.
They
OPEN
FROM
7:30
P.M.
to
3:30
A.M.
220
Sixth
St
Phone
649
Luxury
Steamer
Prince
George
NEW
YORK
(P
Capt.
George'
B.
Young
of
Bergenfield,
N.J.,
has
one
inflexible
rule:
when
he
has1
a
date
with
a
"Queen"
he
gets
to
bed
early
the
night
before.
As
a
docking
pilot
with
a
big
tugboat
firm,
he
has
regular
dates
twice
a
month
with
the
two
biggest
queens
in
the
world,
the
liners
Queen
Elizabeth
and
9
S
o
o
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
j
The
bags,
which
contained
their,
were
impressed
with
the
natural-;
tickets,
did
not
arrive
before
ness
and
ease
of
actions
of
the
j
sailing
time.
They
were
re-is-1
people
of
Europe
as
compared
I
sued
with
tickets
at
New
York
:
with
people
on
this
continent,
and
were
told
the
bags
would
be
Their
fluent
knowledge
of
the
!
forwarded
on
the
next
boat,
they
Italian
language
stood
them
in
1
8aid
.
!
good
stead.
The
little
French
i3
Queen
Mary.
He
is
entrusted
with
bringing
the
big
ships
into
their
berths
in
the
Hudson
River
and
of
course
must
be
completely
1
11:06
Sign
Off
they
knew
also
came
in
handy
awaks
when
he's
on
the
bridge.
From
New
York
they
sailed
to
Young,
who
has
had
his
first
class
pilot's
licence
since
he
was
in
For
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WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
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or
Call
0
21
and
has
been
a
docking
pi'ot
and
they
learned
a
great
deal
more
while
in
the
country.
!
Although
most
people
in
Italy
seemed
to
be
pretty
well
off,
they
said,
there
were
many
who
asked
Xhem
for
help
in
getting
to
this
i
Lellavre
and
from
there
went
to
Caen
and
Brettville-sur-Laize.
At
the
latter
spot,
they
visited
the
grave
of
Aldo
Campagnolo,
who
was
killed
in
action
overseas.
They
then
saw
Paris,
Berne,
Switzerland
and
Milan,
Italy.
The
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8:00
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Song
8:30
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Devotions
8:45
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Concert
9:00
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News
and
Com'ty
9:15
Music
for
Moderns
urn
v
country.
Money
in
use
in
Italy
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
week
and
a
I
was
practically
aa
oi
naiian
,
pair
split
up
for
a
for
15
years,
boards
the
queens
near
Battery
Place
at
the
lower
end
of
Manhattan
Island,
relieving
the
harbor
pilot
who
has
brought
the
ship
in
from
Ambrose
Light.
"Make
sure
you
say
that
the
ship's
master
is
always
in
charge,"
he
says.
"He
doesn't
turn
that
queen
over
to
us
until
issue,
mere
was
very
nine
ui
the
occupation
money
still
In
;
use.
They
are
also
minting
coins
,
9:30
MorninK
Concert
half
while
Mr.
Campagnolo
visited
his
relatives
at
Treviso
and
Mr.
Basso
visited
his
relatives
at
(
Milan
and
Udine.
They
made
their
headquarters
at
Milan.
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
again,
a
practice
that
was
discontinued
for
a
long
time.
10:15
Morning
Melodies
Tin
at,tmal
in
Milan
!
I
he's
confident
we
know
how
to
DANDY
Crepe
Soled
SANDALS
"I"
:
'rriT.
!
10:30-Melody
Time
Going
south,
they
saw
Rome
handle
her,
and
spent
several
days
looking
i
'
,
Switzerland.
Thcvi10:45
Invitation
to
the
Walta
around
at
the
historical
points.
The
world's
biggest
liners
are
FASHION
FIRSTS!
QUALITY
FIRSTS!
All
Included
in
this
Sale
of
lovely
PURSES
Your
choice
from
our
selection
in
your
favorite
leather
or
fabric
They
visited
Naples,
Trieste.
retrieved
it
and
boarded
a
plane1
11:00
Kindergarten
of
the
Air
at
Milan
for
London.
They
sail-j
H:15-Roundup
Time
ed
from
Liverpool
to
Halifax,!
11:30
Weather
Report
coaxed
into
their
docks
with
a
whistle.
Young's
signals
from
the
bridge
have
to
be
picked
up
by
a
sailor
and
relayed
to
tugs
on
went
by
train
from
Halifax
11:31
Message
Period
Windsor
and
had
another
visit,
H;33
Recorded
Interlude
there.
While
in
Windsor
they,ii:45-scandinavian
Melodies
1
the
starboard
bow.
Stern
tugs,
far
out
of
reach
of
the
whistle
went
through
the
Ford
plant,
,
12:00
Mid-Day
Meroa:.
get
their
signals
from
the
ship's
i
which
they
found
interesting
mighty
air
horn.
Tug
pilots
re
in
Red
or
Brown
peat
the
signals
following
them
Both
agreed
they
liked
seeing
Europe
but
neither
would
like
to
live
there.
Among
chane-es
that
struck
so
there
will
be
no
mistakes.
CAREFULLY
CALCULATED
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2:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B.
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Broadcast
12:55
Rec.
Int.
1:00
ine
Concert
Hour
1:30
Musical
Program
1:45
Deeds
That
Live,
Comty.
2:00
B.C.
School
Bdct.
2:30
Records
at
Random
them
on
returning
to
Prince
Rupert
were
progress
on
the
new
:
I
schools,
changes
in
traffic
regu-
j
lations
and
the
new
liquor
store.'
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...
Get
Your
Shoes
NOW!!
Everything
is
figured
in
advancewind,
tides,
weight
of
the
ship,
the
number
of
tugs
needed,
the
pilots
who
handle,
the
tugs.
j
"I
consider
the
pilots
as
much
j
Iord
Calvert
Mr.
Basso
intends
to
return
to
his
work
with
Standard
Machine
i
Shop.
Mr.
Campagnolo
is
as
yet
undecided
as
to
what
he
Is
going
,
to
do.
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2:45
At
Home
With
Your
Children
3:00
The
Music
Box
as
I
do
tne
tugs
tney
reany
;
Know
their
business,"
says
Young.
Young's
business
is
varied
One
I
Sunday
he
docked
the
80,000-ton
j
Queen
Elizabeth.
.The
nejet
day,
it
was
a
4,000-ton
banana
boat.
All
jobs
the
the
same
to
himj
but
he
considers
his
toughest
was
:
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--
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with
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those
special
occasions
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Second
Ave.
when
he
put
the
big
Dutch
liner
I
Pair
For
The
Price
Of
(All
shoes
from
our
new
stock)
will
suffice
i
Nieuw
Amsterdam
into
dry
dock
in
Erie
Basin
in
1946.
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"A
very
tough
job,"
he
recalls.
"She
had
clearance
of
-only
50
feet
and
when
she
swung
in
that
i
dropped
to
25
feet.
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was
j
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no
room
to
play.
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warped
her
in
.though,
and
when
the
gates
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were
dropped
the
Nieuw
Amster-
dam's
stern
stuck
out
over
the
gate.
That's
how
tight
she
was.
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