DETROIT
IN
PUCK
LEAD
Had
Two
Easy
Victories
Over
Week-End,
Beating
Maple
Leafs
and
Rangers
MONTREAL.
Dec.
16:
(CP
up
four
goals
In
the
first
and
adding
two
more
in
the
third,
New
York
Rangers
scored
an
easy
6-2
victory
over
Montreal
Maroons
In
the
National
Hockey
iiaeue
Saturday
night.
The
Ma
roons
never
had
a
chance
and
were'
clearly
outpiayea.
ootn
tneir
scores
came
In
the
second
period,
the
rh
were
being
blanked
at
Chicago
if
thn
New
York
Americans.
The
victory
put
the
Americans
f:
;ccond
place
in
the
lnter-li:mal
section
ahead
of
the
Ma-roon.-
Weckcnd
scores
were
as
follows:
Saturday
Scores
Dc'rolt
4,
Toronto
2.
New
York
Rangers
8,
Montreal
2,
Sunday
Scores
Canadiens
1,
Boston
2.
Rangers
2,
Detroit
4.
Americans
3,
Chicago
0.
Edmonton
And
Hawks.
Calgary
Draw
Eskimos
Draw
Out
of
Tie
For
Cellar
With
Seattle
Sea
Hawks
EDMONTON.
Dec
raonton
and
Calvary
played
a
two-all
draw
ln
the
Northwestern
Hoc-kv
iaoiiP
hem
Saturday
night.
On
On
Frlriav
Friday
Calearv
Calgary
had
naa
defeated
Arrested
Here
On
Charge
From
Maloncy's
disposal
St.
Peter's
Woman
Auxiliary
Elects
Olficers
For
Year
TVlA
UfAIVIMn't!
v
iTuiiiaiia
r
Pfpr'o
Anvil
Mil
nhnrch
at
Seal
-
vy4
O
llllUVUll
Cove
has
elected
officers
for
the
ensuing
year
as
follows:
1
o
Search
For
Missing
Fliers
MELBOURNE,
Dec.
16.-The
exploration
ship
Discovery
II
will
leave
here
this
week
for
the
Antarctic
Ocean
to
co-operate
in
the
Search
for
Lincoln
Flleworth
onrt
Herbert
Holllck-Kenyon.
missing
ior
tnree
weeics
on
a
lllgnt
from
Dundee
Island
to
Little
America-Two
airplanes
are
already
engaged
In
a
search
for
the
missing
fliers.
first
from
Bob
Oracle
In
six
mln-
117
llI
n
utesand
the
second
from
Ous
Mar-1
.
YY
OD
lflaY
UOCS
in
fnnrlren
mlmitps.
rinnnhpr
'
.
ici
-
Keeling,
Bun
Cook
and
Slevert
scored
for
the
Rangers
In
the
first
period
ahd
Bryson
and
Billings
for
Bangers
In
the
third,
the
last
goal
coming
from
a
breakaway
two
minutes
and
45
seconds
before
time.
At
Toronto
in
a
close
game,
the
De'rcl'
Red
Wings
defeated
the
Maple
r
Leafs
four
to
two,
four
goals
.
Through
Ice
Celebrated
Flier
Damages
Hii
Plane
At
Fort
Chippewayn
But
Is
Himself
Uninjured
FORT
CHIPPEWAYN.
Alta.,
Dec
n
.
,
1
.1-
!
,
-
1
II
nH
t
V.
I
n
Ia.
lg.
wuiit;
milUillB
Oil
UUU
1VC
coming
In
the
third
period
three
nere
Puot
w
R.
"Vop't
May's
lor
Detroit
and
one
for
Toronto.
jplane
went
partly
through
and
was
Move
Into
Lead
somewhat
damaged.
The
celebra-By
winning
over
the
New
York
ted
northern
filer
himself
escaped
Hirers
on
Detroit
Ice
last
night,
injury.
ii
Red
Wings
took
over
leader-i
iLp
if
the
American
section,
dls-!
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
SAMPLE
OF
ARMY
WORK
Response
to
Salvation
Army
Appeal
Beginning
to
Gain
Force
A
brluht
day
with
a
nip
of
frost
in
the
air
made
Christmas
War
Cry
selllne
a
Dleasure.
.tWould.
you
like
a
.
Christmas
War
Cry?"
asked
the
salvation
Army
oi-
ficcr.
as
a
eentleman,
caught
in
me
act
of
shaving,
answered
the
door.
Somewhat
taken
aback
and
pos-
sihiv
rmbarrassed
our
friend
stam
mered
his
regrets
at
being
unable
to
purchase
a
copy.
We
had
already
noticed
tne
nuur
hare
of
covering
but
spotlessly
clean
and
the
scantily
clad
kiddles
IWCtW
!
,1
nkmil
u:o
lnrnpH
that
ifpi
Ed-
SO
It
came
awuu
-v.
-
the
new
Daoy
wit
vj...
with
the
mother
were
expected
home
soon.
Take
the
'Cry
to
your
wile,
we-
someone's
nuar-
Calgary
three
tc
,
o
,
Edmonton
at
the'offlcer
said
The
Eskimos
are
now
n
J"s
sale
of
continue
the
left
to
to
lead
over
as
she
he
:
le
t
place
with
a
one-point
t
lhe
plcture
the
cellar-dwelling
Seattle
tca
.
a
man
nourace0usly
UlWVltWVM
w
tr
...
.
.M..Mt
rrt
battling
wun.
aaverse
CiauuW,i.-
During
the
month
of
February
$47.80
was
spent
on
shoes
ano
run-
T.f!,vo
Christmas
cnecr
last
the
year:
Twistinns
so
far
are:
Previously
acknowledged
$32.00
Mrs.
Rayner
.
J-JJ
100
Ufa
Hp
-
.
ti
n
Wallace
Co
s
w
Auxiliary
of
St.,"
5.00
"
--
,
nc
nn
Premier
Pattulto
Klncollth
Preceptory
No.
59
..
10.00
President.
Mrs.
F.
W.
Stamp-
...
oI
Edmonton
RECITAL
IS
Vincent.
I
father
is
an
official
of
the
First
Vice-President.
Mrs.
George
wnobe
nnnVeean
Railway.
Kelsey.
I
"enger
b
going
north
aboard
a
passeng
Dorcas
Secretary)
Miss
Dorothy
was
day
81evert'
'
'
is
making
the
round
She
Ronrpt.
,
Ur-TVnaGnrpr
.
MrS.
J.
T
n
D.
morning.
mOrnillfa.
Afen.
'
itr,P
i0
SKa8way
VERY
FINE
Prince
Rupert
Philharmonic
So
ciety
Never
Heard
to
Better
Advantage
Making
Its
first
appearance
of
season
In
public
concert,
the
Prince
Rupert
Philharmonic
So
ciety,
under
the
direction
of
Dr.
H.
N.
Brocklesby,
last
night
presented
a
highly
acceptable
recital
In
the
Capitol
Theatre.
The
program
was
largely,
although
not
entirely,
of
sacred
numbers.
Since
its
last
ap
pearance
in
public,
the
Society
has
acquired
a
number
of
new
members,
The
organization
continues
to
ad
vance
in
skill
and
finish
and
the
director
and
the
members
are
to
be
congratulated
on
the
progress
they
are
maklnir.
Without
criticizing
the
.present
ones,
some
additional
men's
voices
could
be
used
to
advantage.
The
women's
section
Is
more
While
every
number
was
good,
outstanding
ones
Included
the
choruses
"Green
Pastures"
and
"Triumph
l
riUIIipil
and
anu
Thanksgiving,"
l
i
l
a
1
1
rw-
1
1
both
full
scope
for
harmony
and
vo
lume.
PROVfl
Today's
Weather
f:
lite
Sfctily
Sfjeteii
High
Tomorrow's
6:31
a.m.
Tides
182
ft.
prince
Rupc
resh
easterly
18:40
pjiL
15.7
ft.
wind;
barome
'0
CWB;
temperature
Low
12:40
pjn.
9.3
ft.
45;
ea
smtK"
f.
Vol.
XXIV
No.
289.
...
,r,nT
nnwic-n
nnTiTAinTA'C
WP.WSPAPRR
iMJKTilKKW
AiNLI
UEjiyIIUILi
minion
v,vuja'
;
i
'
.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
4$
pptmpr
RUPERT.
B.C..
MONDAY,
DECEMBER
16,
1935
,
,
-
-
Exploration
Ship
Ul
w0-
nlque
was
nigh
faultless
and
Inter
pretatlon
was
very
fine.
Much
credit
also
devolved
in
con-
i
.
rp
,
?
CHRjSTIANS.
Reduction
Of
ER
OF
OF
SOCIALLY
SOCIALLY
;
1
TVJom
MEMBER
PROMINENT
FAMILY
HELD
FOR
RANSOM
I
GOVERNOR
tn
rt
th
it
r
O
Chief
Executive;
of
Montana
State,
Frank
Cooney,
Victim
of
Heart
Attack
Cameron,
was
something
a
little
nCppjVIRIi
R
IS
different
and,
as
such,
proved
In-
liVllTlJLJul
J
terestlng.
Also
entitled
to
special
mention
j
was
the
ladles'
chorus,
particularly1
The
Cradle
Song"
(Chapman)
which
was
done
with
fine
tonal
effect
and
precision.
The
well
tnnu.n
uraiuuo
rtrahms'
"Lullaby
as
a
RAINY
MONTH
ninn
with
the
concert
upon
asil
IS
I
rilYCll
uvvk'vn
w
jt
i
Charles
P.
Balagno
lor
rus
aifccn-
minatory
and
completely
effective
work
as
piano
accompanist.
rir
r
n.
Laree.
Dresldent
oi
tne
Prlhce
Rupert
Philharmonic
So
ciety,
spoke
briefly
at
the
opening
nt
thp
recital,
acknowledging
the
Xh
he
had
no
control
rk
of
assisting
artists
and
thank-ce5
esover
uhi
wh.4
thP
Northern
Tw.on
B.
n
r.
C.
Power.
Power,
uo
Co.
v
.
.......
i'fnf
homeUnir
and
a
motner
:
,
electrical
fivtrPS
fixtures
for
tor
and
children
helped
her
to
bear
the
bitterness
of
her
lot.
The
next
day
the
Army
obeyed
..
rniin,,r
im
thp
rase,
naln-
me
urge
i""""
r
t
VonrnilVPr
M
.
fully
conscious,
It
had,
a
sensitlve
T
auv.uw
v
w
-
a.,P
to
deal
Wltn.
.
coal
found
Its
way
to
that
home
j
.nrner,i.fr
mother
returned
with
the
.
.
.n,nnH
phief
'Knrn
no-
all
llleht.
Dy
sergeant
u.
u.
u.
;-j
-
-
.
pnyhpr
oniv
too
is
believed
to
nave
u-n
-
winter
this
winter
inis
are
dining
the
rest
of
the
Instructions
about
two
weeks.
weathered
the
being
awalStom
Victoria
as
to
grateful
family
Tor
lor
loaning
loaning
civ.i,.(.
Dr.
R.
O.
Large.
Russian
Church
Music
taj
uome
O
Blessed
Lord"
(Tchaikovsky)
(b)
U
T
nrri
O
Mv
ROUl"
w.
AGG
I
llllll
iJVl
w.
il
.
iTnnolltoff-Ivanoff).
The
Choir.
Pianoforte
solo,
Adagio-Allegro
mmpnt.s
from
"MoonUght
Sona
ta"
(Beethoven),
Miss
Marie
Balag
no.
..
..
Choral,
(a)
"Cradle
song
nap-
man);
(b)
"Overtones
wasuou",
The
Ladies.
rhnral.
(a)
"Save
us
u
mru
(Balrstow);
lalrstow);
(b)
id)
"Call
w
to
Remem
brance"
ance-
Warrant),
(Farrantj,
The
mc
lln
obllgato
by
A.
uamcron.
vinlln
solo
(a)
"in
a.
Monastery
Garden"
(Ketelbey);
(b)
"Berceuse
de
Jocelyn"
(Godard),
A.
Cam
eron.
.
.Choral
(a)
"Qreerl
From
Gasboat
Frederick
Pearson
and
Jack
Cum-
mant
Report
Loss
of
$125
At
Seal
Cove
COMMUNISTS
,
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
16:
(CP)
Race
is
on
to
Bring
About
New
Or
Caleb
J.
Milne,
member
of
a
der
and
Christianity
Must
Win,
socially
prominent
Phlladel-
Declares
Preacher
4.
nhin
famllv.
duaDtieared
irom
.
x
Viie
won?
vnric
enartment
on
There
is
a
race
on
today
between
-
-
i
-
Saturday.
He
is
reported
to
be
Christianity
and
communism
to
j.
.AncA
and
hpld
for
ran-
hrinir
about
a
more
lust
economic
T
luuiiact'vu
-
o
-
som.
"We
have
your
brotner
order
fprthe
common
gooa
oi
nu-
in
the
country,"
was
the
pur-
manlty.
In
the
words
of
Dr.
Stanley
port
of
a
ransom
letter
re-
Jones
In
his
book
-unrist
s
Aiter-
celved.
"Have
a
large
sum
or4
native
to
Communism,'
tne
oniy
cash
available.
We
win
corn?
way
to
beat
"
the
Communist
is
to
munlcate
with
you."
Caleb
J.
IVlkll,
Milne
Fourth
v"
Is
the
handsome
win
vin
T-
actor-scion
of
the
prominent
It
is
up
to
Christian
people,
fol-
Philadelphia
family.
lowing
the
Gospel
of
Jesus,
to
get
Into
the
race.
So
declared
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke
at
evening
service
In
First
United
Church
last
night
In
concluding
a
OVI
series
V
of
sermons
-
on
economic
whose
Stripture
reading
for
thei
evenlnz
was
"The
Sermon
on
the'.
nnriT
pat.t.q
Mnn
Dee.
16:
iurmint"
.ipsns
had
been
crucified
u.vuii
'
.
i
of
which
gave
the
entire
company!
(CP)
Governor
Frank
H;
Cooney
because
He
was
a
radical.
No
one
svstem.
the
Dreacher
declared
'What
they
feared
was
violence.
The
1
j
Communist
was
wrong
to
hold
on
to
l
an
orthodoxy
of
violence
In
this
country.
There
might
have
been
some
excuse
for
bringing
about
a
change
by
violence
in
Russia
for
the
people
there
had
been
kept
down
by
violence
and
violence
De-gets
violence.
In
British
countries
chances
had
been
brought
about
i
.
.
Tonl,
and
could
still
be
brought
aoout,
oy
Frederick
Pearson
ano
.
MMtltuttonal
methods.
It
was
the
,
cummant
have
reported
to
tne
cuyi
.
m
.
te
worid
to
resort
the
lighting
effects,
the
manage-j
police,
the
disappearance
of
""l
force
but
the
personality
of
all
ment
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
forim
in
cash
cash
from
from
a
a
cupboard
cupboard
in
in
the
tne,.
.
.
'
raenoMo
rPSnpr.ted.
it
It
"
wa
was
wrone
wrong
courtesy
and.
all
others
assisted.
The
complete
program
was
as
follows:
Choral,
"He
Watching
over
is-
oi
iMpndelssohn).
The
Choir.
Pearson.
Large
Navies
anei
who
had
vt
"Pest."
at
Seal
Cove.
The
two
;
"
"
r
;
City.
1.
necessity
of
the
money.
The
boat
Is
owned
by
w
.
brlnging
about
ta.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Aleutian,
36,000,
9.4c
and
6c,
Cold
Storage.
Canadian
Oslo,
12,000.
7c
and
6c.
Cold
Stor
age.
Mrs.
D.
D.
Murphy
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
yesterday
morning
morning
going
b"b
through
(Sanderson):
(b)
"Triumph
Thanksgiving"
(Rachmannlnoff),
Choral
Postlude,
Melody
"Lul
Pastures"
laby"
(Brahms).
telllgent
co-operation
was
stressed
by
the
preacher
who
admitted
that,
in
anv
nrocess
of
change
and
ad-
blng.
Uanrpment.
there
would
always
be.
suffering
and
sacrifice.
However,'
this
was
something
the
true
Christian
would
not
fear.
I
The
word
"Messiah"
meant;
"leader
to
a
new
day."
That
was
why
people
two
thousand
years,
ago
,
had
flocked
to
Christ.
Christianity
must
today
win
the
race
to
a
"new
day."
SILVER
DOWN
AGAIN
TOpAY
pence
at
28
pence.
I
Asked
by
Japs
LONDON.
Dec.
16:
Following
rejection
by
the
other
member
na
tions
of
tne
live-power
navai
uuu-ferene
of
its
demand
for
naval
m,!iiivv
with
Great
vV
Britain
-
------
ana
Its
demand
but
requested
a
large
reduction
In
the
greater
navies.
The
conference
may
drag
on
but
'eronprai
agreement
now
appears
-
-
a
oeat
mm
w
it.
uriuui.jf
lmproDame.
this
race
to
a
''new
day"
and
J
The
conference
may
become
fur
ther
complicated
with
a
demand
by
France
to
also
be
given
equality
m
the
event
of
Japan's
demand
for
equal
naval
strength
with
United
States
and
Great
Britain
being
ac
ceded
to.
There
Is
not
the
slightest
sign
of
Itv
W-
w
aw
-----
-
1
.
'-'
nrnhipms
of
the
dav
In
relation
td'a
crpnpral
aereement
and
a
new
the
church
and
Christianity.
Hlsjnaval
building
race
appears
to
be
subject
was
"Christ
and
Chris-
a
certainty.
tianlty."
"To
follow
Jesus
today
is
to
go
to
j
loff
'i
AariareA
Mr.
Clarke.'
yim
aiv,
.
.
DOUBLE
KILLING
01
Montana
aiea
ounuaj
f..s,"
was
ever
ciutnicu
.v..u...b
.
Tj.
t
of
a
heart
attack
while
on
his
way
middie
course.
Where
the
Issue
was
Murder-Suicide
Seen
In
.:
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ti.
...
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Vinrnuvrr
at
End
oi
ieeK
The
recitative
solo"
of
John
E.
home
to
Helena
Davey,
accompanied
by
the
choir
j
Florida.
and
with
violin
obllgato
by
A.
u.
auer
a
trip
to
the
welfare
oi
numaniiy,
jesus
was
away
to
the
left.
"He
was.
a
daring
i
3
4
n
.
i
fin
-
'revolutionist
and,
If
we
take,
Jesus'
VANCOUVER
uec.
10.
iwr
-serioS
followed
a
murder-sulclde
Police
seriously,
we
we
too
,
will
v.iu
be
De
revolu-
lev
theorv;Sunday
nlght
as
they
Inves-
tlOniSIS
rCVOiUUUllJSia
Ul
nun-
--
-
the
of
the
:
bodies
"gated
violent
type."
The
world
was
ready
discovery
C
Biggar,
middle-aged
de-having
of
Mfs.
for
a
revolution
today,
humanity
outgrown
the
present
eco-
VSSi
nomlc
system.
Christianity
had
"
'Ti,
,
Bids
Fair
to,
be
AVettest
of
Year.
w
If
aJ
as
,t
could
under
the
Ured
contractor,
in
widely
jepar-
EAcesslve
Precipitation
.
t
economl(,
order.
Therefore,
?
P
l"ep
Continues.
Tu.
,.t.m
mi,st
he
mv
The
deaths
are
,
linked
un
Up
bV
by
the
the
system
muob
,
Known
-T
'
this
iaci
mat
uic
about,
To
bring
chanaed
,
postlude
was
brief
but
very
mucl.
.
.UnlM.,
ere
Ts-
an
Immediate
"was
the
great
problem
for
found
In
Wooker
car.
parked
In
a
appreciated.
rainy
f,
.
secluded
wooded
area
near
Marine
I
cessation
of
the
excessively
ntv
tod
c.nte
ln
the
Certainly
a
piece
de
resistance
j
weatner
condltl0ns
which
have
mlght
not
lve
the
Drive
and
Holland
stree
t,
witn
a
was
Miss
Marie
Balagno's
piano
been
prevalllng
for
the
past
several
wor
v
lngdom
of
aod
at
once
25-callbi
bullet
wound
ln
the
head
solo.
Miss
Balagno
has
given
thta,wekSi
December
bids
fair
to
set
up
,d
st
nearbr
that
while
Wookey's
body
was
found
In
numoer
oeiore
m
puuu.
record
for
tne
present
.yr
klngdom
It
was
the
buslneM
ol!
showed
a
bullet
wound
wound
in
In
so
well.
At
the
start
she
,
as
DrecipUatl0n
Is
concerned.
,e
t0
lead
ln
5odal
with
a
25-callbre
the
the
forehead
forehead
and
and
a
a
gun
gun
lying
lying
un-
un-
uhIa
chv
timldltv
but
soon
became
0arv
nhtlv
over
ten
.
:
.
-
,
i
H
jvow.,,
w.
.
j
--
ana
pouticai.
movemcuus
Mr
Mr.
clarke
Clarke
came
came
out
out
d
deflhltely
as
derneath
aDsorDea
m
uc
-
imches
oi
rain
naa
laucu
was
maeed
a
aistnicuyu
irau'w
I
of
"Adagio"
movement
from
the
SATURDAY
SCORES
English
League,
First
Division
Aston
Villa
1,
Arsenal
7.
Bolton
Wanderers
3,
West
Brom-wlch
Albion
1.
Brentford
1.
Liverpool
2.
Derby
County
2,
Grimsby
Town
0.
Everton
0.
Leeds
United
0.
0.
Huddersfleld
Town
1,
Sunderland
Middlesbrough
0,
Birmingham
2
Portsmouth
3,
Blackburn
Rovers
Preston
Northend
.2,
Chelsea
0.
.Sheffield
Wednesday
0,
Stoke
tit
LaKC
111C
ttUU
UWMWJ
Hv..
-j-
ttrH
HAhiMn,nn
r,
hnrf
hppn
uCCn
awav
from
tne
w
wuiuiuh'
men
uau
.
PeoDle
were
still
responsive
to
.
.
boat
for
two
or
thee
days
and.
onljjg
consi(leration
.justice
and
Manchester
City
th.l,
their
ntiirn
return,
rilsrovered
discover
the
uic
lOSS
.woo
-
Of
.
"
V
,..
,
.
i
a.q.
"Tt.
Is
En-1
m.i.
ntu,nnnn
Pnmmant
onisar
liariionc
auiu,
iu
autuiuuu
-
-
ough"
from
"Elijah"
(Mendelssohn)
j
rested
in
connection
with
the
rob
AIR
FORCE
Wanderers
4,
Scottish
League,
First
Division
Alrdrleonlans
3,
Hibernians
2.
Ayr
United
0,
Arbroath
2.
Clyde
1,
Queen's
Park
3.
Dunfermline
1,
Celtic
0.
Hamilton
.2,
Aberdeen
3.
Hearts
2.
Queen
of
South
0.
Motherwell
5,
Partlck
Thistle
3.
Rangers
5,
Albion
Rovers
1.
St.
Johnstone
0,
Kilmarnock
0.
Third
Lanark
2.
Dundee
2.
OPIUM
IN
POSSESSION
I
Jack
Wong
alias
Jong
Ping
was
arrested
Saturday
by
police
ln
a
raid
on
his
dwelling
on
Taylor
street,
near
the
corner
of
Seventh
jfW
YORK,
Dec
16:
lUFJ-uar,
--
.
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f
d
Choir.
yMfcowrtd
.n
,113
wfthhiJng
vai
rinet.
"Ships
That
Pass
in
she
she
wm
win
take
taKe
un
up
residence.
rrawwicc.
JV"
Joining.,
local
.
meUl
,,
ma,wPt.
market,
rirontohnr
dropping
an-'Chinaman
an-
""T
is
cnargeo
wnn
nvi
B
.
'
Bh-
(Rtenhenson).
Mes-
hpr
husband
hmhand
wh0
who
Is
Is
now
now
engaged
engaged
'
to
5g3ic
pr
ounce.
n
the
the
the
drug
.
in
his
nis
nossesslon
possession
and.
ana.
ap-her
P-
tne
-
.
dames
H.
N.
BrocKiesDy
ana
Large
other
cent
per
Ji'HiIm-
as
a
commercial
air
puot
m
wie
.
m
March
23.
In
7
V
"Ji
remanded
for
for
Plht
eight
davs
days.
ln'
was
Yukon.
Mrs.
Murphy
formerly
lived
Sthe
price
was
down
7-16
t
ln
prinCe
DrtnrtD
punprf
Rupert
u-hfii
when
hrr
her
husband
husband:
.
i
Rpcltatlve
and
Aria
from
"The
i-L
tTonrfplK
soloist
J.
E.
nma
nilnt
for
the
Northern.
B.
C
Davey,
accompanrea
oy
wwh,
-
Airways
ucic
Mrs.
N.
Mussallem
returned
to
tT,iitnr,
monaffpr
of
the
thp
ritv
on
the
Catala
last
evening
Northern
Commercial
Co.
at
White-
after
haying
gone
south
with
the
and
horse
was
a
passenger
aDoaro
tne
remains
01
uer
inotu,
111
ArlvlvA
j
Southern
Dominion
To
Have
250
I
pinu
Anrl
Train
Thousands
Of
Pilots
And
Mechanics
CAPETOWN,
South
Africa,
Dec.
16:
The
government
of
the
Union
nf
South
Africa
Is
olannine
to-
wlUAll
'
i
v
.--
-
he
United
States,
Japan
stated
build
up
during
the
next
five
ycar3
that
it
:aw
no
reason
to
change
an
air
force
equal
to
mat
oi
any
second-class
nation
une
mousauu
pilots
and
3000
mechanics
will
fie
trained,
about
twenty-five
percent
of
whom
will
be
on
active
service
with
the
remalder
on
the
reserve
'1st.
There
will
be
250
airplanes.
Earthquakes
Are
To
Be
Studied
Federal
Government
Of
United
States
Votes
$50,000
To
be
Used
In
Montana
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Dec.
1G:
The
federal
government
last
week
made
an
appropriation
of
$50,000
to
be
used
in
studying
the
causes
of
recent
earthquake
disturbances
In
Montana.
Anxiety
is
Felt
For
Terrace
Man
Jack
Molloy
Disappeared
trom
Hotel
Room
December
5
And
Has
Not
Been
Seen
Since
TTmRAnE.
Dec.
16:
Some
an
xiety
Is
felt
locally-jn
jegard
to
Jack
Molloy,
who
has
been
missing
since
December
5.
He
was
62
.
years
of
age
and
had
been
unemployed
for
some
time,
having
come
here
from
the
United
States.
When
last
seen
he
was
dressed
in
work
clothes.
He
was
five
feet,
eight
inches
ln
height,
weighed
175
pounds,
was
partly
bald
and
had
blue
eyes.
He
lived
at
Phllbert
Hotel
and
his
room
Had
not
been
occu-oled
on
the
night
he
dropped
out
of
sight.
He
left
his
belongings
ln
the
room.
Molloy
had
followed
tne
work
of
a
logger
and
teamster.
Xmas
Decorations
;
On
City
Streets
Members
of
Junior
Chamber
ui
Commerce
Busy
Yesterday
Members
of
the
PrlnCe
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
were
hnsv
vesterdav
on
the
work
of
adorning
electric
light
stanoarcu
on
Third
and
Second
Avenues
and
:
Sixth
Street
with
evergreens.
As
a
result
the
business
section
has
taken
on
a
real
Yuletlde
appear
ance.
Miss
Catherine
Harvey,
R.N.,
has
resigned
from
the
nursing
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
of
which
she
Is
a
graduate,
and
will
be
sailing
tomorrow
after
1
Princess
Norah
yesterday
morning
Mussallem.
who
died
nere
recently
returning
to
the
Yukon
after
a
and
wnose
iunerat
wr.
hcc
o
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Maple
Ridge.
1
lor
Los
Angeles
noon
on
the
Catala
to
join
the
staff
of
Good
Samaritan
Hospital
In
that
city.
i
g.
j&wrm
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