PAGE
SIX
May
Be
a
Surprise
-
-
HUT
It's
No
Surprise
Where
the
Gifts
are
Bought!
EVIiltVIiODY
1SUVS
AT
WALLACE'S
PEOPLES
STORE
MEN'S
&
BOYS'
STORE
I
RUPERT
RUPERT
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSIONAL
IDEAL
CLEANERS
"House
ol
Better
Cleaning"
Authorized
;
FLEX
FORM
SERVICE"
Shapes
Dresses
Without
Oucsscs
Waterproofing
a
Specialty
PHONE
853
Mail
Orders
Box
9'J
BERT'S
TRANSFER
f
and
MESSENGER
Phones
pays.
Dlk.
834
Nights,
BIk.
152
Bert
Bellamy
Reg.
Wilson
We
Aim
to
Please
I
"You
Call
::
We
Haul-
Lumber
Baggage
Freight.
1
Express
Household
Effects
1225
1st
Ave.
E.
Prince
Kupert.
MESSENGER
AND
TAXI
PHONE
C5
HOTEL
FRASER
HOUSE
Phone
Black
823
C.
H.
HICKS.
Proprietor
Clean,
quiet
rooms.
714
Fraser
Street
f
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SHOP
Permanent
Wavlnc
Beauty
Culture
In
all
Its
branches
206
4th
Street
;
Phone
655
SMITH
&
ELKINS
LTD
Plumbing
and
Heating
Engineers
Phone
174
P.O.
Box
274
SHOE
REPAIR
Work
Guaranteed
Quick
Service
103
Olh
Avenue
West
t
GEORGE
L.
ROR1E
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
Income
Ta
Itctums
Compiled
I.
Bcsner
Block
Phone
387
FIRST
HELICOPTER
Z
Only
five
years
ago
the
western
hemisphere
witnessed
the
tflrst
successful
flight
of
a
Tmiusj
hi
Sports
PORT
EDWARD
HOOP
WINNER
Lcasuc
Basketball
Games
Played
Last
Night
The
Port
Edward
team
stretch
ed
its
streak
of
successive
games
won
to
five
in
"A"
Section,
of
the
Area
Basketball
League
by
defeating
the
American
Officers
56
to
45
at
the
port
gym.
Henson
topped
the
winners
In
coring
with
13
points,
while
Hill
sparked
the
Officers
with
15
counters.
The
lineups
follow:
Port
Edward
Henson
18.
Johnson
2,
Moline
10,
Ketch-
mark
10,
Southworth
8,
Webb,
Moason
4,
Home
456.
Officers
Holmes
8.
Ernst
7.
Thrasher
2,
Hill
15,
Lewin
2,
Peek
8,
Clawson,
Glasebrook
3.
Bone
45.
In
a
closer
game
than
observers
had
expected,
the
City
loused
Co-ops
23
to
17,
in
another
"A"
Section
game
at
Port
Edward.
The
lineups
follow:
City
Santurbane
3,
Postuk
J,
Vuvkovltch
1,
Davis
2,
Bill
1,
Fitch
4,
Dominate
628.
Co-ops
Mcnzies
2,
Hogan,
Hokcstad
2,
Ogres
2,
Wilson
2,
Astoria,
Forbes,
Vierick
4,
Hu-;ick
3,
Teng
2,
Pierce.
At
Seal
Cove
the
Air
Force
W.D.'s
were
defeated
26
to
21
by.
the
Allies
in
a
Women's
League
game
that
required
five
minutes
overtime.
Standings
of
"A"
Section
follow;
W
L
Pet.
Port
Edward
....
5
0
1.000
Acropolis
3
1
.750
City
:
2
2
.500
Hockey
Scores
National
League
New
York
7,
Montreal
5.
Boston
7,
Chicago
2.
American
League
'
Buffalo
7,
Providence-
5.
Hershey
1,
Cleveland
1.
Indianapolis
2,
St.
Louis
0.
Sport
Chat
!
The
Norton
H.
Crow
Memorial
;
Trophy
tor
1033
was
awarded
;
Larry
O'Connor,
Toronto
hurdler
and
sprinter,
five
years
ago
af-
iter
the
Amateur
Athletic
Union
of
Canada
judged
him
.the
outstandingamateur
of
the
year.
O'Connor
was
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Olympic
team
of
1936
and
of
the
British
Empire
Games'
team
two
years
later.
Detroit's
Joe
Louis
knocked
out
Charley
;
MasiSera
In
three
rounds
at
Criicago
ioyears
ago
last
night
in
his
llthiprofession-al
fight.
The
Brown
Bomber
who
later
became
world's
heavy
weight
champion
collected
$1,100
for
the
nine
minutes.
Ten
months
later
he
flattened
Max
Baer
in
four
rounds
and
received
$217,337.
The
New
York
State
Athletls
Commission
ruled
five
years
ago
that
a
fighter
could
not
hold
a
title
in
more
than
one
division
at
a
time.
The
decision
came
as
a
result
of
confusion
-when
Henry
Armstrong
of
St.
Louis
held
the
featherweight
and
welter
divi
sions
simultaneously.
Officers
2
2
.500
Bo-Me-Hl
0
3
.000
Co-ops
0
4
.000
'
Of
SIANMIID'S
IIMIHO,
1IUHO,
N.S.
Pff
THE
DAILY
NEW8
PROBLEMS
OF
PERSONNEL
MANAGER
Proper
balance
in
employer-employee
relationship
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dock
and
Shipyard
has
been
a
vital
factor
in
production
of
naval
minesweepers
and
10,000-ton
carso
ships,
S.
Wilson,
dry
dock
personnel
manager,
said
in
an
address
to
the
Rotary
Club
at
its
weekly
luncheon
meeting
Thursday.
Speaking
on
the
"Problems
of
a
Personnel
Manager."
Mr.
Wilson
outlined
the
difficulties
entailed
In
the
sudden
expansion
of
wartime
production
schedules.
This
involved
hiring,
training
;cnd
"keeping
satisfied
hundreds
of
scmt-skillcd
or
unskilled
wrk-m
rmany
of
wliom
wcrVprciud-tced
against
their
'jobs
or
the
locality)
and
causing
It
to
rruit
in
the
construction
of
?hin.s
which
were
passed
A-l
by
Lloyd's
Registry,
he
toW
his
listeners.
"The
dry
dock
is
a
complex
organization
which
can
build
or
repair
anything
from
a
rowboat
to
a
cargo
vessel
and,
alttamrh
we
have
many
hundreds
of
men
working
With
us,
our
relltns
with
them
have
been
"happy."
he
said.
"There
have
been
no
major
labor
troubles."
Formerly
principal
or
Borden
Street
School.
Mr.
WJtam
outlined
the
Instruction
he
had
received
in
personnel
management
H
the
University
or
B.
C.
before
he
Joined
the
dry
dock
staff
In
1942.
'There
were
urgent
human
problems
involved
during
the
expansion
of
the
dory
dock,
and
we
did
our
best
to
solve
themlways
keeping
our
eyes
on
the
main
goal
of
producing
ships.
Hundreds
of
men
were
coming,
or
being
transferred
here
from
the
east.
Some
of
them
were
leaving
their
homes"
and
ramilies
arter
being
told
there
would
be
houses
ready
for
them
within
a
few
days.
Sometimes
It
was
not
always
possible
to
provide
houses
immediately
and
dissatisfaction
followed.
Many
of
these
people
have
made
fine
contributions
to
the
commnnlty
since
that
time."
Difficulties
which
arose
between
workers
and
management
had
always
been
settled
amicably
after
Informal
discussions
between
Bernard
Alien,
yard
.manager,
and
union
representatives,
Mr.
Wilson
declared.
The-
men
were
encouraged
to
submit
progressive
ideasand
were
rewarded
if
they
were
found
practicable.
Employment
of
women
in
the
yard
had
posed
problems
which,
although
they
seemed
impressive
at
the
beginning,
had
been
largely
overcome.
Women
who
had
joined
the
dry
dock
as
trainees
were
now
doing
good
work
in
various
departments,
the
speaker
said.
He
added
that
the
rate
of
absenteeism
among
workers
"at
the
local
dry
dock
was
consistently
among
the
lowest
in
the
province.
NAVY
IS
WINNER
OVER
FORTRESS
Paced"
by
Signalman
Irvinrv
who
bagged
26
points,
Navy
scored
an
easy
67
to
17
victory
over
Fortress
In
an
exhibition
basketball
game
In
the
Naval
Drill
Hall.
Sisler
was
second
highest
sniper
for
the
winners
with
16
points
to
his
credit,
whilo
Mc-Cbrkall
topped
4hc
losers
with
nine.
The
two
teams
used
a
total
of
only
11
players.
The
lineups
follow:
Navy
Carter
4,
Thorbum
11.
Horner
2,
Irvine
26,
Sislcr.
16,
Barker
867.
Fortress
McCorkall
9,
Taylor
5,
Ranee
1,
Channcll,
Guclpa
1
17f
FOUR
MONTH
JOB
It
takes
irom
16-20
weeks
to
design
and
build
a
new
drill
press
for
the
automotive
production
line.
r
Stanfieid's
Underwear
SOFT
-
WARM
-
DUR
ABIE
Mediterranean
Ace
I
Is
But
Twenty-Two
LONDON,
Dec.
1
Sqdn.
Ldr.
J
Neville
Duke.
D.S.O.,
D.F.C.
and
two
bars,
a
schoolboy
In
June,
j
1910.
is
the
highest
RJV.F.
scorer
jin
the
Mediterranean
with
23
"kills,"
three
probacies
and
five
damaged.
Twenty-two
years
old,
he.
has
completed
720
hours
operational
flying
and
has
just
relinquished
command
of
a
Spitfire
bomber
squadron
after
three
operational
tours.
Six
times
he
has
shot
down
two
enemy
planes
In
one
jday,
twice
he
has
crash-landed,
'and
once
he
had
to
parachute
,
into
Lake
Bracciano
In
Italy.
!
Sqdn.
Ldr.
Duke's
parents
live
,
at
Tonbridge,
England.
'Nonogenarian
True
it
iU
n:...
i
-i-
LONDON,
Dec.
1
P
An
Englishwoman
of
92.
ordered
by
the
j
Germans
to
leave
her
home
In
I
Florence,
Italy,
refused.
She
was
given
a
time
limit
at
the
end
of
which
she
was
to
be
coinpulsorily
evacuated.
She
still
wouldn't
go
and
when
German
soldiers
came
to
move
her
they
found
her
in
her
night
clothes.
In
bed.
covered
by
a
massive
Union
Jack.
Twf
riavs
lntr
atill
...
trlnmnh.
J
-y
-
t
-
..,-
'ant
In
her
own
home,
she
was
killed
by
a
shell
which
wrecked
the
house.
Reporting
this
story,
a
Red
Cross
correspondent
wrote
that
through
all
their
sufferings
British
exiles
in
Italy
kept
faith
with
the
highest
ideals
of
their
great
heritage.
r
C
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n
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6:00
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9:00
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10:45
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11:00
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1:30-
Yank
Swing
Session
Minora
Blades
give
LOW-COST
SHAVING
Minora
outlasts
and
"outshaves"
ordinary
double-edgo
blades.
For
honest-to-goodness
economy,
try
the
quality
blade
In
the
low-price
field.
Fits
your
double-edge
razor.
Corner
of
6th
and
Fulton
HALF
MOON
SNACK
(Manager,
George
Lum)
9
Specializing
in
Lunches
Chow
Mcin
Chop
Suey
From
11
a.m.
to
3
a.m.
Opposite
Sunrise
Grocery
BERT
KENNEY
IS
MENTIONED
TERRACE,
Dec.
1
The
name
jf
L.
H.
Kcnney,
well
known
Smithers
real
estate
and
Insurance
dealer
and
brother
of
E.
T.
Kenney,
M.LJV.
for
Skeena,
ir.
being
mentioned
here
as
a
possible
Liberal
candidate
for
Skeena
in
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
j
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NEWS
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advertteemrnts
In
this
column
will
be
charRcd
for
a
lull
month
at
25c
a
word.
i
o
it
sam:
FOR
....
SALE
.
Double
bed,
spring
.!
,k
mica
mattress,
arcacr,
nu-chen
act,
small
couch.
1423
8th
Ave.
East.
(2861
FOR
SALE
Lot
on
Ambrose
Ave.,
with
frame
of
building.
First
$75.00
takes
It.
John
Clezy,
Meacham,
Sask.
FOR
SALE
Guitar,
with
case.
Phone
Red
972.
,
282)
FOR
SALE
Colman
2-burner
gas
stove.
Apply
upstairs,
90
Taxi.
Suite
1.
(2821
FOR
SALE
Dining
room
table
and
chairs,
baby
crib
and
carriage,
child's
bed,
linoleum,
high
chair,
buffet,
couch,
desk,
etc.
1321
Overlook
St.
1281)
FdR
SALE
Five-room
modem
house,
close
to
school
and
dry
dock.
Call
after
8
p.m.,
633
Eighth
Avenue
East.
(tft
FOR
SALE
Piano,
In
good
condition.
Phone
Black
800,
or
call
at
420
4th
Ave.
West.
I
(28?)
FOR
SALE
15-foot
boat,
with
cabin;
6
horse
power.
Phone
358,
weekdays.
(281)
ACE
ENGINEERING
WORKS-Arbor
Presses,
20
tons
and
up,
for
sale.
Immediate
delivery.
We
repair
all
makes
of
hydraulic
equipment.
For
price
and
further
information
write
371
Kingway,
Vancouver,
B.
C.
(283)
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT
Furnished
room.
813
9th
Avenue
West.
(282)
WANTKI)
WANTED
URGENTLY
Furnlsh-room,
suite
or
house
for
winter
months.
Call
Mrs.
R.
Cousins,
Savoy
Hotel,
Room
3.
(283)
WANTED
8
or
10-lnch
circular
bench
saw.
Apply
Box
907
Dally
News.
(282)
WANTED
Living
room
furniture
to
rent
or
buy.
Red
789.
(282)
WANTED
Piano.
Phone
Blue
703.
229
3rd
Ave.
West.
(283)
WANTED
TO
BUY
Dresser
or
chest
of
drawers.
Apply
Box
i
006
Dally
News.
(281)
WANTED
TO
RENT
Furnished
.
house,
Dec.
15
to
Jan.
15.
Box
C05
Dally
News.
(231)
URGENT
Furnished
room,
scr-j
vice
couple,
no
children.
Blue
I
155
or
Box
903
Dally
News,
j
(283)
!
WANTED
80
to
100
H.P.
DelscI
engine.
Apply
to
Hazclton
Lumber
Company,
Hazclton,
B.C.
(294)
WORK
VANTi:i
HOUSEWORK
WANTED
60c
an
hour.
Phone
Red
486.
(281)
IIKLP
WA.NTl'l)
WANTED
Housekeeper
for
apartment.
Sleep
In.
Phone
Red
WANTED
Competent
woman
to
!
lane
iuu
ciiarge
sinan
cuuagc
and
care
of
one
child,
for
working
couple,
Good
wages.
Apply
Rolston,
rear
cottage,
I
525
west
6th
Ave.
Blue
914,
after
6.
(282)
INFORMATION
WANTKI)
BLACK
RETRIEVER
"dogla
me
in
left
foreleg.
Any
person
seeing
this
dog,
please
phone
Norrington,
Red
481,
or
220.
PERSONAL
BAYZAND
&
SEELEY,
Painting.
Decorating,
Kalsomlning.
All
work
guaranteed
.Blue
378.
"Satisfaction"
our
motto.
LLOYD'S
CORN
SALVE
makes
you
forget
your
corns.
50c
at
Ormes
Ltd.
(283)
LONELY
Get
acquainted,
Particulars
free.
Western
Social
Club,
Sub.
23,
Edmonton
Alberta.
XMAS
SUBSCRIPTIONS
should
be
in
now.
We
handle
subscriptions
for
all
magazines
obtainable.
Northern
Distributors,
opp.
Post
Office,
on
4th
St.
LOST
AND
FOUND
LOST
2
weeks
ago,
brown
fluffy-haired
dog,
3
months
old;
answers
to
Tojo.
Please
phone
Blue
245.
(281)
LOST
Lady's
gold
watch,
Wednesday
evenlne.
Reward
Phnn
S,
Chlsholm,
Green
471.
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e
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In
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Envelopes.
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be
sent
anywhere
In
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where
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operate.
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725
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$1.10
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Small
size
Large
size
$1-2'
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for
above
$1.00
to
$1.60
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You
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Fourth
Street
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from
Post
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Christmas
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From
our
wide
selection
of
fine
quality
cards,
distinctive
designs
and
many
messages
you'H
have
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difficulty
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ail
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