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CANADIAN
NEWS
v1iv1ueil
From
Page
i)
JUNE
Double
Wedding
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
December
30,
1950
i
no
fewer
than
three'
sub-post
of-
Post
Offices
Are
Plundered
VANCOUVER
During
the
Christmas
season,
there
were
j"ce
robberies
in
this
district.
Cash,
as
well
as
mail
matter,
1
formed
part
of
the
plunder.
ISP
AL
MANS0N
COOL
Watchful
Merchant
Brings
Native
Shoplifter
To
Book
Harry
Innes,
26-year-o!d
native,
did
not
bargain
on
the
watchful
eye
of
Ai
Manson,
local
jeweler,
in
his
shoplifting
career
one
day
last
week.
As
a
result
of
the
well-known
jeweler's
vigilance
and
presence
of
mind,'
Harry,
who
hails
from
Kitkatla,
ended
up
in
city
police
court
Friday
afternoon
on
a
charge
of
theft.
He
did
not
argue
the
I
point
w
he
had
been
caught
red-
Mans0n
MA
tne
char!?e
handed
and
pleaded
guilty.
Mag-
agalnst
Innes
of
tneft
of
the
i-im'
niamimri
rtrnr
and
cat
fr
aok-
Through
good
times
and
bad,
we
have
enjoyed
ond
appreciated
your
patronage
and
friendship.
It
is
with
the
utmost
sincerity
that
we
wish
you
All
the
Best
.
in
1951
,
w
auvc
i
wvi
ii-u
sentence
until
rrato
n
m
f
Harry
gets
an
x-ray
examination
for
he
Is
a
tuberculosis
suspect
and
his
Dhvslcal
condition
mav
have
some
bearing
on
the
penalty
to
De
rmposea.
Mrs.
Inez
Griffiths
was
wait
ing
on
Innes
and
was
showing
mm
some
diamond
rings
ln
which
he
evinced
Interest.
Nearby
Al
Manson
was
waitim?
on
another
customer.
His
suspic
ions
were
aroused
when
he
saw
Innes
slip
something
into
his
pocket.
Marion,
himself
U.n
took
over
the
sale
and
proceeded
to
show
some
more
diamonds.
Harry
pointed
to
a
necklace
which
he
requested
to
see.
Man-son
briefly
turned
his
back
and
remained
watchful
behind
a
lamp.
Innes
pocketed
something
Mr.
Manson
then
lrvlrprt
t.Vio
door
and
asked
Innes
if
h
uiK-h-
ed
to
pay.
Harry
denied
he
had
a
diamond
and
also
informed
the
merchant
that
he
had
no
money.
Thereupon
Manson
demanded
that
Innes
turn
out
his
pockets.
There
were
a
diamond
ring
and
a
pair
of
earrings.
There
was
no
resistance
by
Harry.
He
calmly
waited
for
the
police,
who'
had
been
called,
to!
arrive
at
the
store.
Innes
also
had
a
shopping
bag
which
was
found
t.i-
mntair.
tain
unwrapped
articles
of
clothing
including
ladies-
lingerie.
'
rings
"I
kind
of
hated
to
do
It
at
the
Christmas
season,"
Manson
old
a
Daily
News
reporter,
"but
there
seemed
nothing
else
but
turn
him
in.
esueciallv
a
it
seemed
that
other
peopis
might
also
have
been
victimized."
R.
M".
MacLeod
appeared
as
counsel
for
Innes.
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
(today)
W.
Drlnkwater.
W.
Sutherland,
E.
Karashowski,
D.
A.
Ferguson,
R.
Cole,
H.
H.
Black,
O.
Johansen.
To
Sandsplt
(today)
F.
Atkins.
,
To
Masset
(todav)
C.
Parnell
J.
Adkins,
G.
Mutch.
To
Juskatla
(todav)
C.
Rennie.
M.
Keeping.
.
From
Vancouver
(todav)
W
P.
Inram,
R.
H.
Garrett.
From
Sandsnit
(todav)
J.
Lyding,
Mr.
Hodgkinson,
Mrs.
Lonsdale.
Mr.
Lonsdale
Mr.
T.o-
combe,
Mr.
Menzies.
Funeral
ot
!H.
Simpson
Remains
of
Lorraine
Tait,
victim
of
an
alleged
Christmas
week-end
murder
at.
Port
Simpson,
are
being
returned
next
Week
tn
Rimnsnn
orVloro
the
fun-
era'
will
take
nlace.
M-K-zie
ed
ModeraioT
13
elect
Church
Church,
nf
of
rm.j.
r,j.
'ltn9'1
-Seventh
Imperial
press
con
ference
opens
at
Quebec
JO-Crutae
ship
st.
Lawrence
collide,
with
freighter
m
rZ
oussac,
25
Injured.
fliAU.
C0mpanle
announce
first
major
oil
discovery
thil
year
near
Peace
River.
VancS"
16C-NR-
Transcontinental
"
5
"-Liberals
WR
federal
by-elections
at
Halifax
and
Mont-real-Cartler;
Progress
Con.
KinVgaS
W!RS
"
Ar'nlis-
.i7ner!l1
Motors
(
Canada
agreement
ith
U
AW
2ft
Defence
Min
announres
d!con""
Loran
Station
la
far
North
30-ParUament
prorogues
at
Ottawa.
Jtty
....
-Destroyers
Cayuga,
Athabascan
and
Sioux
sail
from
Victoria
for
Pearl
Harbor.
6
Prison
sentences
given
195
Sons
of
Freedom
for
arson
10
Prime
Minister
St.
Lau--f,nt
,Pens
Calgary
Stampede;
World
Council
of
Churches
opens
Toronto
sessions.
15
Manitoba
Flood
Hcuc'
Fund
officially
closed
at
$7
537
-000.
16
Liner
Franconla
freed
from
rock
ledge
near
Quebec
after
four
days;
Australia
defeats
Canada
In
five
straight
games
in
DavU
Cup
Play.
19
Canada
offers
squadron
of
transport
planes
to
aid
Korea.
22
Former
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King.
75
dies;
Bill
Mawninney.
Vancouver,
wins
Canadian
Amateur
Golf
title
a:
Saskatoon.
Al'Gl'ST
l
La&cr-
Minister
Humphrey
"""""-"i
i
vsunwa;
nine
killed
In
RCAF
plane
crash
at
tiiesmere
Island.
2
Railway
unions
at
Montreal
set
Aug.
22
as
nation-wide
strike
date
7
Announce
special
army
force
to
recruited
fo-
Korea;
Veterans
M'nlster
G-ess
b-romos
Lahnr
Minister:
Sollrit.tr-
'
Ocneral
Hucues
Lapointe
Is
n-w
j
Veteran
Minister:
Th
-ee
killed
I
in
severs
thunderstorm
at
Winnipeg.
"-Pi".
J.
M
ockln-ham
an-rcinted
nmrnandcr
of
Canada
5
Cpee'al
UN
Force.
rni-e
snii
Curnc
Viwns
at
Tatl-oussac
wharf:
ID
dead.
j
18
Dr.
W.
A.
Mackintosh
Qureen's
University,
appolnte.1
mMiatnr
In
rail
disnute.
21
Rtan
Tonard.
Vanriuvrr
iw,ins
Canadian
rrofcslonal
Ooi,'
IllUe.
2
Canada-wide
strike
of
15
itilwia"
union
beelns.
TWI..
Proww
appointe,1
P.E.I.
I
leiitprnnt-Oove'nor:
Hon.
i
Oascard
Feuteux
for
Quebec
n
Clarence
Wallac
for
British
Col-
t-
kl."
Hi
Happy
Birthday
to
the
New
Year
and
let's
hope
that
it
brings
to
all
our
friends
nothing
but
good
cheer
nd
joy.
With
Masse!
Event
Rites
Last
Friday
of
Interest
Both
Here
and
on
Islands
Frldy
last
a
beautiful
rtonh,
double
wedding,
of
Interest
In
Prince
Rupert
as
well
as
on
yn
unariotte
Islands,
took
Church,
New
Masset,.
uniting
three
of
Massefs
oldest
and
widely
known
families.
Rev
M
8.
Young
officiated.
Barbara
May,
only
daughter
cf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
T.
Holland,
became
the
bride
of
Robert,
younger
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Wylie,
while
Pearl
Mar-garlte,
only
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wylie,
became
the
bride
of
James
Eugene,
only
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Simpson.
Miss
Holland
wore
an
off-shoulder
(SOWn
Of
pmhmlH..nJ
sheer
with
net.
vr,u
,
.
,
-
f
uci
lull-
length
veil
cascading
from
a
-w-muiuiea
coronet.
She
carried
red
rose
and
"
nrhito
..
.
vaiiia-
n.nn
tlons.
She
was
attended
by
Miss
"v.oC
dcuuuh
or
prince
Rupert
gowned
In
an
off-shoulder
gown
of
blue
satin
with
shoulder-length
vejl
and
overskirt
of
blue
net.
She
carried
pink
and
white1
carnations.
Miss
Wylie
wore
a
strapless
gOWn
With
fitted
hrHl.o
m.v,4t
lace
with
full
skirt
of
net.
Her
jacket,
buttoned
to
the
throat.
I
was
also
of
white
lace.
Her
veil
!
also
fell
from
a
Dearl-trimmoH
turret
ana
she
carried
yellow
tea
roses.
She
was
attended
by
her
sister-in-law,
Mrs.
William
Wylie,
gowned
ln
brocaded
taffeta
in
palest
yellow
with
yellow
shoulder-length
veil.
She
carried
pink
carnations.
Mr.
WVIIP
Mian
of
tonHoH
1.
Walter
Perlstrom
and
Mr.
Simpson
by
William
Wylie.
wan
oiojos
was
the
usher.
A
-wedding
supper,
served
to
about
130
guests
In
the
Community
Hall,
was
followed
by
a
dance.
Noel
Taylor
was
toast-master.
Out-of-town
guests
Included
Mr.
and
Mrs
MrKlnnnn
of
Prince
Rupert,
aunt
and
uncle
I
ui
me
wynes;
Mrs.
T.
White
and
Miss
Dolly
Bentson,
all
of
Prince
Rupert.
Both
couples
will
reside
in
Masset
ln
their
new
homes
now
under
construction.
and
Britain
on
Korean
crisis.
13
George
Prudham,
Edmonton
West
Liberal
M
P.,
become
Minister
of
Mines;
Genereux
Ru
est,
54,
watchmaker,
sentenrec
to
hang
at
Quebec
for
share
in
airliner
explosion
Sept.
9.
ws
i
Mrs
Artnur
ntre
charged
with
murder
in
Quebec
airline'
crash.
15
Ott.aufl
nnnnilncua
nmn-.
pency
import
controls
to
be
lift
ed.
19
Mr.
Justice
R.
L
Kellock,
a'bitrator
in
rail-wage
dispute,
awards
additional
3
cents
an
hour,
bringing
total
Increase
to
7
cents.
22
crA
airliner
crash
lands
on
mountain
near
Pentictor.
Pilot,
anr
co-nilot
killed.
Sixteen
others
aboard
safe.
24
-Vancouver
Sunday
School
rirls
missing
on
No;
th
Shore.
I
b't
find
way
to
safety
29
Canadian
government
announces
aid
to
selected
lmmi-srants
from
United
Kingdom
and
European
countries
by
wav
of
advancing
money
for
fares.
January
29
announced
w
dale
for
opening
of
next
session
of
parliament.
With
a
RUPERT
BAKERY
LID.
OUTFIT
-
electrically
STORK
SHOPPE
derby
FOR
1951
Products!
)
)
G
E.
W;slnr
nnrt
pump
$159.53
G.E.
9'2
ft.
Kcfngerator
".
$-129.00
"-Ball
strike
ends
after
nine
i
m
SEPTEMBER
by1ieer.0T,t(6hipplng
strike
9
Regular
Canadian
forces
PirT?,aCtiveseTVlcebasJ
10
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
at
Montreal
excises
sul
Communist
delegates.
HV-
Clarene
Nicholson,
son
Halifax,
elected
United
Church
Moderator.
iJ5Par,iament
at
Ottawa
adjourns
until
Feb.
14
1951
20-Justlce
Minister
Garson
announces
39
s,
,
JfJ-'r1"
to
be
released
on
parole
in
Brit-
iw4"7Hu,Be'
smoke
c,d
from
Alberta
forest
fires
covers
Eastern
continent.
25
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
at
Winnipeg
expels
united
Electrical
Workers
Union.
30
Governmpnt
f
r.
j
lan
collar
OCTOBER
2
COStwf-litlin
...
.
'"6
"iuex
reaches
record
170.7.
3
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
rules
parliament
m
av
nf
n..in
gate
1U
exclusive
powers
to
a
provincial
legislature
nnrf
!,.
versa.
4
Edmonton-Ppoina
ri
..'U
cttv
of
oil
pipeline
opened.
11
Canada
cel.
innnn
nnn
ttc
order
for
small
naval
guns.
io
independent
Liberals
win
Federal
bv-e!ectlr.r.s
In
vr,.
!
ireai-si.
Mary
and
Rimou.sk!-
Liberail
wins
In
Wellani
27
Proeresslve
nonservati
vote
to
end
10-yea-
Coalition
with
Liberals
In
Manitoba.
28
Term
of
Governnr-nonoml
Viscount
Alexander
extended
for
one
year.
29
Ottawa
annmmrpi
roetrin-
tions
on
consumer
credit.
NUVEMBKR
4
Defence
Minister
Claxtnn
announces
one
battalion
and
supporting
troops
will
go
to
Korea.
Announce
recinrocal
Can-
ada-U5.
plan
for
priority
in
cs
sennai
materials
11
Ten
killed
In
hntol
ex
plosion
at
Leduc,
Alta.
H
Ricky
Snarpe,
13,
of
Mu
l-
son.
Alta..
wins
world
wheat
crown
at
Roval
Winter
Fair
15
I
-on
ore
Cornnanv
of
Canada
announces
$2'1.ro',.(,na
-'n
tor
development
of
Ungava,
Labrador,
Inn
decoslU.
20-Mrs.
Francis
J.
Sullivan,
T-""nt
rhi'eeri
with
murder
!n
death
of
her
husband
at
Otta'v?;
fw
He
!
f,
Kincston.
61,
Anglican
Parnate."
dies.
?t
Wr-.tbound
troop
train
rpHifir-
with
CNf
trans-cntin-
"de'd,
53
Injured.
3."
Ten
k
ll-d
in
Halifax
department
store
fire.
DFCFMFFR
j
2
Tra-tf
Minister
Howe
in-nounred
ban
on
steel
for
theatre
r-ntr"fn.
4
Dominion
-
Provincial
con-fprppro
(imn'i
at
Ottnwn.
9
Canada
places
embargo
on
o"!s
to
ReJ
China.
10
Prime
Min'sfr
Attlee
at
'tawa
ron!rm
"eene'al
identity
cf
views"
btwe?n
Caiadp
A
Fried
Chicken
Fish
&
Chips
Spaghetti
,E
NOW
for
WEATHER
f
home
com-lnsulated
in
Coid
weather.
our
fair
low
I
jjality
mater-t
and
expert
I
I
116
or
117
:erf
&
'i
Jaflery
f
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pcd
and
Printed
T
SERVICE
fcrrs
STIDIO
feet
Box
6-15
'm
389
Prince
Rupert
Steamer
GEORGE
ILS
FOR
3C0UVER
frrmrtiiatr
Ports
j
Thursdoy
I
11:15
p.m.
ETCHIKAN
Y
MIDNIGHT
at
Low
Cost
pr
Reservations
rnt
iuot
I
01
1
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BEST
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lot
IN
in
TOWN
town
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talitv
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3
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Ordrrx
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jore
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one
ismas
Phnto.
f
u"Ke
line
0f
!,c
Vouiiii..
Itoyal
Vacuum
Cleaners
$80.55
Table
Lamps
$4.95
to
$6.95
Trilite
Lamps
SUM
up
G.E.
'Toasters,
from
$9.95
to
$14
50
G.E.
Radios
$19.95
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....
$14.50
Wc
Specialize
NORTHERN
B.
C.
POWER
CO.
PRINCE
RUPERT
STEWART.
B.C.
PHONE
210
To
the
Ji
rs
I
ha
by
horn
in
1951
1
pair
Flannelette
Sheets
1
Soaker
Pad
1
Satin
Baby
Pillow
.'
1
Dozen
Flannelette
Diapers
1
Baby
Chenille
Crib
Spread
.
Safety
Pins
Baby
Photo
Stand
Baby
Photo
Album
;
,
i
I
r
n
n
nvvir?
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
;
Wx
"
yf
1
DISHES
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
lor
Outside
Oulers
THONK
133
mil
0
Cil
Ml
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FBDM
7:30
or
your
next
F.IM.
to
3:30
A.M.
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,
1
j
in
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r
I
,
oir
CHARTER
FLIGHT
A
"When
you
invited
me
hci
with
you,
why
didn't
you
tell
me
you
worked
here?"
MEW
1
51
-
Grand
New
Studcbtiker
Champion
in
the
lowest
price
fieid!
Brand
new
high-efficiency
Stiuhbaker
Commander
V8
A
New
Year's
Doy
Dinner
al
SANDY'S
will
be
something
to
crow
about!
CHAPTER
FLIGHT
PLANES
ovailobls
for
O
Acriol
Surveys
O
Aerial
Photography
O
Private
Charter
9
Timber
Cruising,
etc.
ALL
INTERIOR
AND'
COASTAL
POINTS
For
RATES
INFORMATION
RESERVATIONS
PHONE
476
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
LTD.
Thone
575
Gasoline
mileage
thot
amazes!
"Miracle
ride"
comfort!
Luxurious
new
interiors!
New
Automatic
Drive
optional
ot
added
cost!
The
thrifty
one
for
'51
Com?
ith
n
i
l
spi
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Todav
SUPERIOR
AUTO
SERVICE
LTD.
P.O.
Box
928
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
DAY
-
CLOSED
SUNDAY
OPKN
AS
USUAL
NEW
YEAR'S
SANDY'S
CAFE
9
a.m.
to
2
a.m.
Saturdays
Open
Week
Days
9
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
Killas
&
Christopher
Bldg.
Air
Freight
on
all
Flights
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HALL'S
Fnis,ing
(Next
Door
to
Belmont
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