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at
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Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
295.
'PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
DECEMBER
19,
1949
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Is
Victim
Of
Hit-Run
Incident
SYDNEY,
Nova
Scotia
(CP'
A
charge
of
murder
was
laid
today
against
Mayor
Dan
Jack
McLean
following
the
death
last
night
of
Joseph
MacKinnon,
city
registrar
of
voters.
Magistrate
Vernon
Read
heard
the
charge
read
by
Police
Chief
II.
-J.
Macdonald.
2
TAIPEH,
Formosa
'
'
Kuh-
Wa
Hard
Working,
(operative,
Friendly
!
OTTAWA
Canada,
.
the
I
United
States
and
Great
Britain
j
today
formally
made
public
one
of
their
worst-kept
millUry
secrets
that
the
have
been
work
Alaska
Development
Hoard
Co-Operaling
.With
E.
T.
Applewliaite
nilug,
important
Second
Wdrld
War
base,
wa3
recaptured
today
1
a
f
'?.-
t
I
I
i
r
f.
JUNEAU
Every
effort
is
now
ing
together
on
standardization
bv
Chinese
Nationalists.
The
lugi-of
arms
and
training
since
1947.
Uve
Chinese
Nationalist
govern-
:
i
Informed
quarters
here
said
m,;nt
announced
here.
.
that
the
announcement
Inr-tiide
The
government
said
that
its
factions
and
iiLsappoinimcnts
(jood
being
made
in
Ottawa
to
obtain
a
decision
which
would
keep
the
Canadian
section
of
the
Haines
lu'lnf
ul
,(-M('HLt
inn
anrl
frifnflli.
no
niw
or
Immunol
,ii,
twenty-sixth
army
had
seized
the
Highway
open
on
a
year-round
ill
work
basis
starting
111
1950,
the
Al
men
is
In
the
lone,
cradual
rjro-
lar8e
South
China
city
Irom
dc
who
JF,
lu
rvv.
v.
.
v..
T8
"v
slalldar(li-alr
Irndlng
provincial
troops
aska
Development
Board
has
Khich
formed
outstanding
impressions
for.
took
It
over
as
the
nationalist
Snow
Coming
In
Cold
Snap
been
advised
by
E.
T.
Applcwhaite,
member
of
Paili.unent
for
the
Skeena
district,
Prince
Rupert.
McLean,
who
was
taken
to
hospital
last
night,
did
not
appear
In
court
but
It
Is
considered
likely
he
would
hear
the
charge
read
formally
later
today
and
would
then
be
remanded.
McKinnon,
a
d3-year
old
cripple,
died
in
hospital
late
last
night
after
the
police
had
found
him
lying
severely
injured
in
an
alley
in
the
south
end
of
Sydney.
1)
Applewhaite,
Skeena
s
tyro
Member,
who
,
afar
attending
his
first
session
of
Parlia-
T
1
If.
A
t
11
11
Collision
government
fled
here
from
Chngtu.
The
turncoat
general,
Lu
Han,
governor
of
Yunnan
Province,
hurriedly
fled
westward
along
the
Burma
road.
Moreover,
Mr.
Applewliaite
is
Ottawa,
lie
ami
wrs.
Appiewnaite
reaenca
.,t!(nliiy
morning's
(le-
strongly
urging
that
the
117-
Is
Fata
Mercury
iti
thermometers
(I
topped
to
20
above,
the
lowest
reading
so
far
this
winter.
Tlvs
reading
was
also
recorded
at
10
mile
Canadian
section
be
opened
ain.
Mr
Appiewnaiit;
or
the
wrong
oiflec
when
trying
1
(..
iUn
l-trllll'V
.iua
UHln
ni...Ulj.n.
U.I
for
traffic
at
the
earliest
pos
sible
moment
next
spring.
That
...
i
ronce
saiu
macn.nn
tun
iwu
Russia
Arming-
I
p.m.
Sunday.
Minimum
temper
section
was
not
opened
last
C'.N.K.
freight
Trains
in
Crash
In
Manitoba
I
r
I
nfXt
jrsMon
of
Purliu-
up.
vfis
early
in
the
year
Most
important
features
of
the
jtf
middle
of
February,
session
Mr.
Applcwhaite
named
us
the
constitutional
matter.
year
until
June
9,
ulthough
the
been
injured
in
an
undetermined
mishap
involving
a
car
lnhlrli
rltd
not
remain
at
the
t
ime
for
Satn.tliiy
was
21
above
id
10
p.m.
43-mile
Alaskan
portion
was
DAUPHIN,
Man.
tr
-
One
man
cleared
several
weeks
previously.
,
Rule
liard
at
tne
curt
inc
una!
abolition
or
appeals
to
&
dead
and
five
others
are
ln-
Owing
to
national
elections
Cold
weather
-without
a
duolilspol
Later
the
police
said
Umt
,
of
snow
would
not
do,
therefore,
tncy
haU
selzed
the
car
wWcn
the
weatherman
predicts
snow
W8Ui
identified
as
that
of
Mayor
fur
laic
this
afternoon
and
lues-
'
MacLean.
day.
Overcast
skies
commenced
I
:
RESCUE
PILOT
Peter
Borden
jst.
Louis
of
Ottawa
and
Vaij:ouver,
20-ycar-old
flying
officer
on
leave
from
the
R.C.
A.F
is
waiting
on
Deception
Lslaiid
in
the
Antarctic
to
fly
to
the
rescue
of
,
II
..
British
wicnU.sUs
marooned
,on
Ston-iiiffl.
in
Liland,
1,800
miles
from
the
South
Pole.
FO.
St.
Louis,
once
a
bush
pilot,
was
hired
by
t.he(
British
government
.
to
make
the
attempt
in
a
small
Norseman
aircraft.
He
now
Is
assembling
tiie
plane
for
the
400-mIlc
flight
from
Deception
.
U
Stonington.
(CP.
Photo)
Final
Classes
Held
Tuesday
Is
Building
Battleships
Submarines
and
the
late
convening
or
parliament,
attempts
by
Mr.
Applcwhaite,
the
Associated
Boards
;rt
stssiun
to
put
one
s
the
Privy
Council,
after
about
Jured
Ioiowing
a
j,t.ad-oii
col-
rtuiioviords.
"
said
Mr.
seventy-five,
years
of
talking
li;i,on
Sunday
bctn
two
Can.
,e
m
an
interview,
about
it,
was
a
real
achievement
adlan
NaUona,
Railways
fl.fight
outstanding
even
though
what
was
accom-
my
one
lralns
al
Dutton
sulin(;)
24
mllcs
n
was
one
of
work,
plishcd
this
year
was
only
a
be-
wcgt
Qf
hfc
Jhi.s
morning
mid
will
e.onthius!
through
today
and
.tomorrow.
!
of
Trades
of
Central
British
Columbia,
the
Alaska
Develop
Prelude
1
To
Wind
velocity
today
was
south
1
ment
Board
and
others
to
have
Dead
Is
Douglas
Lytic,
aged
24,
of
Hlghflcld,
Manitoba,
brake-
:ly
uuriiiK
mc
lasv
irw
ginning.
uuacr
a
consuuuonai
trie
session,
when
tiie
amendment
approved
by
the.
Im-jjjiuiiK
from
11
o'clock
.perlal
government
Canada
now
ii
l
(
'
i
1
!
I
east,
at
30
miles
per
hour.
the
road
kept
open
this
winter
were
made
too
late
in
the
year
mai:.
who
died
when
pinned
under
the
wheels
of
a
derailed
The
Digby
Islahd
forecaster
stated
Uie
future
ouUook
until
rmr.L'
uiuil
11
at
night,
settles
matters
of
constitution
in
mn
tlvit
mv
own
whirh
Kffprt.
hcrsrlf
onlv.
For-
LONDON
0'
-Jane's
fighting
ships,
authoritative
naval
publication,
said
today
that
the
Xmas
Season-
Happy
Musical
Gathering
At
Civic
Centre
Sunday
Night
"O
come
all
ye
faithful,
-
8
a.m.
Tuesday
as
snow
fiurries
,,tHh,rnnrl
further
merlv
these
had
to
eo
to
Im-
box
car.
He
had
leaped
from
one
puthed
arcund
by
a
fresh
north
to
result
in
favorable
action,
he
Informed
the
Board.
In
requesting
that
the
highway
be
given
winter
maintenance,
Mr.
Applewliaite
was
advised
by
Defense
Minister
Brooke
Claxton
that
"while
the
to
be
modern
Doubtless,
that
was
perial
Parliament
for
approval.
,or
u,c
'r(,'Bhts
Just
prior
to
the
Russians
are
believed
i
mv
incxocrlcnce
i
.i.ruii..n
crack-up.
bulding
thruc
ultra-
westerly
ird.
"The
sk:es
being
more
over
cast,
the
temperatures
are
sure
Joyful
and
Triumphant,
O
come
ye
"
The
festive
season
is
nearly
HwasasourceofsatLsractlon."
ar
'
35.K)0-ton
battleships
equipped
BaUantne
Peter
Crowder
R.
D
wM.n
radio-controlled
arnai
tor-
Mr.
Applcwhaite
said
"to
read
the
corrcspondcnce
between
the
oss
,B,nU
Lava,,-'
a11
of
pedoes
and
ro:keUs.
Two
others
Prim
i.
MinUtfr
and
British
Du.pruri.
ore
,s!,id
to
be
in
the
blue
print
to
ri-;e",
he
'stated
hopefully.
here
and
for
students
of
city
pub
matter
has
been
the
subject
of
'int.
of
course,
that
I
whn
the
wrong
man
;
t)
,'
l.i)
Uhi
kt
1'Ul
i
:
lie
rmd
high
schools
it
means
careful
consideration,
the
gov
Tne
cold
weather
brought
the
j
And
they
did
come
abproxl-fH
skating
-of
tho
-'wirrHKSte1y
fcio
itRJ6riwdf,Prtir
R-
uJunfoiTPtvmlctto'noUr-
WiairoTttfml
wtwir
an-'
stage'
WKf
jfesslNy-flllfiUytipa-
eminent
has"
Q"6cldeathaC
the.
that
British
Columbia
expressed
east
bound
freight,
heading
from
stocks.
unqualified
willingness
to
par-
Kamsask
to
Dauphin,
with
35
Russia
is
already
known
to
Vani-ouvrr
.03'
tlcipate
in
constitutional
discus-
box
cars
and
an
extra
engine,
possess
two
battleships.
nearby
lakes
and
por.dt'
including
Morse
Creek
and
O.iver
Lake
although
the
ice
was
not
of
siif-fiient
thickness
to
make
safe
the
enjoyment,
of
this
wlntei
sport.
1
rammed
head-on
Into
a
west-
The
Soviet
Union
also
cnvls-
9.30
i
sions.
.03
i
-I
would
like
to
express
the
bound
engine
and
caboose.
.(!',,
hope,"
said
the
member
for
-
commitment
Involved
in
keep
ing
the
highway
open
for
yeajr.-round
traffic
could
not
be
undertaken,
and
therefore
the
road
would
not
be
maintained
for
winter
operations
this
season."
To
support
his
request,
the
Alaska
Development
,
Board
Is
providing
Mr.
Applewliaite
with
anticipated
winter
traffic
figures
and
other
pertinent
j
ages,
as
part
of
the
five-year
!
naval
building
program,
a
fleet
if
from
750
to
1000
long-range
i
submarines
by
1951,
Jane's
said.
pert.
They
came
to
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
last
night
to
raise
their
vties
In
mcfodic
tribute
to
a
Man
born
1950
years
ago
this
month.
Among
the
most
beautiful
songs
In
the
world
are
Christmas
carols.
And
a
tugging
at
the
heart
develops
whenever
'iny
of
these
melodies
are
presented
whether
by
a
choir,
orchestra
or
an
audience
Itself.
1.30
:
Skeena
'
that
everyone
who
at
Quart.
.
THE
WEATHER
13"
dT.
'..'
"rrr-ttJorh-.-COrtimen-Ihg
Wednesday,
schools
will
be
dlosed
until
the
morning
of
January
4.
As
for
teachers,
some
of
them
will
journey
south
for.
holidays
while
other;,
will
remain
to
en-Joy
holidays
here.
Many
ex-students
attending
U.B.C.
and
other
educational
institutions
will
be
home
for
Christmas
with
yarns
of
Varsity
and
city
life
spur,
to
wide
eyed
youngsters
and
adults
alike.
Members
of
the
Bo-Me-Hl
basketball
squad
began
'
holidays
early
when
the
team
journeyed
.03
i
tends
the
Dominion-provincial
I
conference
In
January
will
do
so
,
Liscut
.30
.07
5.83
3.10
In
a
really
co-operative
spirit
;
and
will
work
toward
a
permanent
and
satisfactory
solution
of
Kayhi
Wins
Over
Booth
Ik
hrdi
r
the
vexed
questions
of
constitutional
amendment.
After
all,
we
(ALE
WARNING
Gale
warning
for
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Hecate
Straits
and
Dixon's
Entrance
is
.Issued
today.
This
afternoon
a
50-milc
southeast
gale
will
develop,
shifting
to
northwest
and
slowly
decreasing
in
velocity.
Snow
will
accompany
the
gale.
t
New
Houses
Are
''(hkken-Coops"
Vamouvrr
Not
PIrascd
With
Lnits
in
Krascr
View
Project
ore
all
one
country
and
we
should
.
surely
be
big
enough
now
to
set-
'
tic
our
own
differences
In
a
reasonable
manner."
j
i
Mr.
Applcwhaite
commented
hrU.riu
nn
thn
nil
nlU
llni?
hlllS
to
Ketchikan
Friday
to
play
the
On
the
stage
acting
as
master
of
ceremonies
was
F.
E.
An
field,
who
did
a
very
fine
job.
Peter
Lien,
leader
in
musical
activities
here,
conducted
the
orchestra
which
comprised
25
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
Orchestra
and
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
Band.
The
large
.11
200
.03
1
10
.30
.09
.07
iciiiiit
!
VANCOUVER
0
The
federal
riVal
Kay-Hl
team.
The
players
the
governments
$9,000,000
low
cost
arc
not-
rcauircij
to!
return
to
Ketchikan
High
School
trounced
Bo-Me-Hi
in
an
exhibition
game
at
the
Alaskan
town
Saturday
night
by
a
56
to
29
score
This
was
the
first
game
won
by
the
Kay-hi
boys,
and
had
no
bi
n
ring
on
t
he
International
Synopsis
Vancouver
Island
and
partly
,
Fraser
View
housing
develop-
classcs
Tuesday.
...1,1..!;
h-fro
Partiamrnt
Kootcnays
reported
mcnt
in
South
Vancouver
is
a
rOtmIv
cl-ife
Mile
mnminir
hilt
ana
were
sncivca
oy
urn
n
.
-
nf
th
nrovlnwT
was
-chicken
cood"
project.
Jack
3.
aii.idl;iii
although
passed
by
Scnalc.
it
w
d
Drcsidcnt
of
the
Van-
GALES
IN
OLD
LAND
LNDON
Gales
over
Great
Britain
Saturday
delayed
shipping
and
caused
damage.
Teachers
of
King
Edward
public
school
extended
an
invitation
to
parents
to
visit
classrooms
today,1
to
view
Christmas
decorations
and
study
various
activities
of
children
since
the
beginning
of
the
school
term.
series,
which
was
won
by
Prince
Rupert
by
vlrluc
of
their
first
three
game
victories.
Ketchikan
started
with
a
big
4
65
.22
1
21
.18
8G5
1
32
13.35
It
525
choir
cannot
be
left
out
of
the
imeiight.
To
choose
the
best
liked
carol
of
the
evening
is
difllcult.
But
it
would
be
safe
to
say
"Silent
Night"
wa3
one
of
the
highlight
numbers.
The
first
stanza
a
at
sung
by
the
cnoir
and
the
audience.
The
clwir
then
picked
vy
the
second
v-.rse
alone.
Durinp,
keltic
.maybclcssmajct
orsomctmiis
&
,QW
Q
4
be.
j
couvcr
Builders'
and
Contractt
like
that
to
say
it
but
I
was
cer
daybreak.
A
storm
!ors'
Associatio:.,
caid
at
the
tauily
not
very
h;
A)aska
Js
bcaf.
wcck.cnd.
pressed
with
the
tactics
employed
mUsh
CoJum
Mr
Woo(,Si
aon
wUh
Ald.
by
opponents
of
the
bills,
he
cxpectcd
Archlc
Proclo.(
churman
0f
sa
,
,
.
w
.
'.v.
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area
by
I
the
Vancouver
Housing
Author-
Mr
APP"
tfS3
"arry
afterlon
and
In
the
Van-
Ity,
and
members
of
the
Arehi-
1
!VWVT
coShtot
couver-Vlctoria
area
late
to-
teclural
Inst.lutc
of
Canada
ln-the
Fulton
nm
Bill
consisting
oi
-,,,,
,BO
w.
hp
o
R1,,.Wi
uie
urea
Friday.
lead
In
the
first
quarter,
and
was
only
thrcateni
d
In
the
third
period.
E'j-Me-IIi,
v.llli
the
scries
already
won
liitked
Interest
and
fight
.and
were
penalized
heavily
Fire
Is
Fatal
To
Small
Girl
Iji
to
i.ho
uie
rr
wn
m
....
na
b-
-.
.
I
.
.
,.
.
the
final
verso,
the
orchestra
and
i
amendments
opinion,"
Mr.
Woods
i
Code
designed
to
stamp
out
noi
-
1
...i.i
...,..i..
not
m-ltin
'
"
.....
..
nnact.
Ollfl
udience
joined
in.
During
the
singing
of
"We
.
....
....
-i
.
Kut
qtvi
nn
v.
v.'
v
ui.vi
Uiclr
monryv.
worm
oui
oi
ur
Toronto
rL3Jn7ind
-
the
Kootenays
are
expected
to
.i,
(
i,ir
There
were
heavy
,
snowfalls
in
northern
Scotland.
The
20,-000
Canadian
Pacific
liner
Empress
of
Canada
was
delayed
'
in
leaving
Liverpool
with
.
Christmas
passengers
for
Canada.
,
-
CHINESE
riti;,M..,.l
RESIGNS
TAITKH,
Formosa
Reliable
sources
said
that
Vim
Ilsi-Shrn
hai"
rpsignrd
as
I'remirr.
of
Nationalist
China.
The
rrs-ifiition
may
foreshadow
a
sweeping
governmpiit
shuffle
geared
to
win
I'nilrd
Slates
support.
MeNAllGHTON
MLIH.VI'OK
LAKE
SCCCKSS
Gptirral
A.
'
G.
L.
TVIcNaughton
of
Canada
,..
r'..i.iril
MiirLva-T
and
Housing
vauwuvci.
r
-l
ire
yuueu
u
Tor
fouling,
losing
Se.hcrk,
Sprhif
(
ael.
on
and
M.)orc
Tor
five
per-
'
sonals,
only
Webster
of
the
first
siring,
being
In
the
game
when
I
be
final
bell
rang.
Lewis,
of
Ketchikan
was
also
benched
for
fouls
but
shared
Three
Kings
nf
Orient
Are"
Hirer
Mw
were
presented.
Kaeh
rend
.00
5)40
.!)!
.
.14
.52
.20
'.13U
advertisements-what
one
of
the
Forecast
Corporation.
For
?200
more
per
two-storry
house
here
Sunday
members
described
as
'literary
.
.
Region-Overcast
house
a
real
permanent
liome
and
claimed
the
life
of
i'2-ycar
garbage."
I
.
.
wlh
snow
commencing
!
could
be
built
In
these
homes
old
Annette
Rlgby.
The
blaze
'Ilie
ine
SKcena
sKcr.m
meniot-i
u....u
-
afternoon.
Cloud
riniuiwlth
with
Uu-rn
are
no
tlo.:ct
doors,
they
started
in
the
kitchen,
auuar-
quite
frank
yth.
the
had
ben
by
cariy
Rms
Bd
.uIi
i-.tI
uiiil
I
lu
re
is
..,,n
r...
..ri,n.,i,,,i
mivai
'
mi
l
s
nui1
a
uuu
ouun
snow
liiv.
ui,uiiw.v
ciil.it
iiviii
it
uf
,.i
iitniu
ouuit
enable
i,
j
to
clear
up
satisfactorily
S
fl""1
,...,..,
tomorrow.
Not
wi
nultc
quite
so
so
u
unccon
n
e
c
o
n
iin
.Unl
leal
eheapness
nn,i
and
s.,11.p.,,i
spread
through
.,ir(,,,ri,
i.im
i,Sp
quickly.
Sine
some
of
r7
the
smaller
P,cinfc-
winds
In-
.
u
t()ght.
Light
throughout.
feeling
different
parU
of
this
I
1
crc
soulric.ist
1
(30
mpli)
"
I
district.
"There
are
many
of
:a
io-'
T.
L.
Williams,
pioneer
resi
this
afternoon,
westerly
LOGGERS
them
still
to
be
finally
disposed
ering
a
verse
were
J.
Davie,
Lei:
.Sykes
and
J.
S.
Wilson.
Opening
the
performance,
thf
orchestra
played
as
an
overUin
.
a
medley
ef
carols
entitled
"Beneath
the
H.iliy",
Including
"Si
(
lent,
Ntght"
and
Adeste
Fideles".
Following
community
singing
o
three
carols
by
the
audience,
tty
choir
of
slxtv
voices
from
various
city
choirs
presented
tin
ever
popular
"Gloria"
from
Mozart's
"12th
Mass"
and,
from
bass
to
soprano,
the
member.-:;
pave
a
fine
rendition.
The
orchr.stia
rendered
the
'
Hymn
of
Thanksgiving"
dent
of
Port
Clements,
is
in
the
morrow.
l.ows
wjiiisiii,
nu
"bi-
i
.
,
lkjr
nlirv
AIR
LINE
BUiT
tomorrow
-at
Port
Hardy
32
of,"
he
said.
"At
times
I
seemed
..uiitluued
paged,
city
on
a
business
visit.
H'lV
lililf
lop
.scoring
honors
with
Hlng-iiuin
ctcIi
getting
twelve
points
Bo-Me-Hl
scored
as
follows:--Carlson
t.
Spring
4,
Webster
8,
Sclv-rk
5.
Moore
I.
Bill
5,
Ratch-ford
2.
Sharpe
4,
Kristanson
1.
McClicsnoy.
Tonight,
B
j-Me-Hi
cumplclcs
the
norl-lUTii
jauut
witJi
a
game
Bt
Mcttakalia.
Alaska.
They
will
play
the
fast.-sleppinp
VeU,
who
last,
year
lost,
to
Uie
Harlem
Globe
lYollers
by
one
jwlnt
of
course
the
Trotters
were
a
tired
hunch
at
the
time,
having
played
4
games
in
eighteen
hours
and
short
two
men
at
Ketchikan.
.Ifcr
was
directed
by
the
I
niicil
Nations
Security
Council
to
conduct
preliminary
niedialion
oj
the
Kashmir
dispute
between
India
and
Pakistan
The
yole
to
appoint
IMrNaiiRh-lon
was
9
to
II
with
Russia
anil
the
Soviet
l
-krainc
abstain
Saturday
:
nn
extra
b'i:v
day
for
the
(iti'M-n
Chariot.!-"
Airlines.
On
th:.',
day,
there
were
second
secU..!.,'-
'i
all
night
nlus
the
entire
e.ia
ler
licet.
Fares
were
being
takei.
m
ulh
from
dug
and
other
cumps
on
the
Is-haids.
In
fact
there
has
been
an
almost
continuous
shuttle
Miner
Trapped,
Hope
Fading
and
40.
Sandspit
and
lTincc
Rupert
30
and
38.
Cariboo,
Prince
tlcorge,
BulU-ley
Valley
Regions
Clear
today.
Overcast
with
intermittent
snow
tonight
and
Tuesday,
Much
milder
tonight.
Light
winds,
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Quesncl
and
Smilhers
five
below,
20
above.
Mr-
of
Willi
Alberta
t
miners
today
DLA1KMORE.
Weary
crews
of
Ail'
who
attended,
aj
one
bit'
enthusiastic
and
happy
family,
nioyed
the
evening.
The
pro-pram
was
well
prepared,
a
fitting
prelude
to
the
Christmas
season.
15
Lac
..
.
HOCKEY
SCORES
NATIONAL
l.KAGl
t
Saturday
Detroit
3,
Montreal
4.
Chicago
7,
Toronto
1
New
York
3,
Boston
1.
Sunday
Toronto
2.
New
York
0
Boston
3,
Montreal
1.
Detroit
5,
Chicago
3.
SATURDAY
Pacific
Coast
Taeoma
6,
Vancouver
5
New
Westminster
3,
Seattle
0
San
Francisco
11.
Portland
4
SUNDAY
Taeoma,
7,
Seattle
I
continued
round-the-clock
dig-
,
prince
George
10
below,
e':;,
10105
1.10
.:.r.
s;t'.Z'
5
;ii
r,
h.-,
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.or;
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.
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.
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i
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...
1.65
.31
.
1.G1
.
07.5')
...
.i-.y,
...
in
.01
...
3.75
31
....
2.30
...
2.23
...
.:i
13
...
3
'0
vina
with
hone
fueling
that
they
above
p-
'l
I.;-.l!f
'OPPM
N
Lake
'
U
WItK
Northern
B.C.
Reglon-Ovcr-cast
with
snow
today
and
tomorrow.
Continuing
cold.
Easterly
winds
30.
Low
tonight
and
high
tomorrow
at
Telegraph
1i"UhiU
.
will
find
alive
6G-.vcar-old
Ben
Curler,
trapped
hi
a
cave-in
which
claimed
the
life
of
another
miner
at
Orcenhlll
Colliery
here
last
Friday.
All
regular
work
In
Oreenhill
mine
has
ceased
as
the
miners
concentrate
alt
their
AIR
r
ASSENOitsiR
.
To
Vancouver
(today
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
P.
Mathews,
Mrs.
A.
H.
Webster,
A.
Dixon,
A.
Orr,
T.
Doucclt,
T.
Carey,
D.
Fisher,
A.
Woodcll.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
S.
MacTter,
K.
Nelson,
A.
J.
Mac-Donald.
To
Sandspit
(today)
A.
Col-llnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Brown.
To
Port
Hardy
(today
A.
Chapman.
From
Vancouver
(Saturday)
MY.
Todd,
Mr.
Olscn,
Mis.
Scharff,
W.
Mclntyre,
L.
Fcl-
.Youths
Rob
IBank,
$1,000
Creek
five
below,
ten
above.
HOLIDAY
SEASON
CLOSING
HOURS
Retail
stores
In
the
City
will
remain
open
until
8
p.m.
December
23rd,
closing
at
6
p.m.
on
December
24Lh.
Stores
will
be
closed
December
2Glh
and
27th
and
January
2nd
as
well
as
Thursday
afternoon
each
week.
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Merchants
Ass'n.
Crow
n
'"toiiio
efforts
on
finding
the
nilsilng
man
who
is
the
father
oi
live
rhildrcii.
L.
M.
Felsthenthal
returned
to
the
city
on
Saturday
afternoon's
plane
from
a
two
weeks'
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
local
tides
Tuesday,
December
20,
1949
"liyn
High
....
!
A?
MacKenzle
Furniture
Ltd.
.
.in
re-
BURFORD,
Ont.
Four
youthr,
held
up
the
Bank
of
Toronto
here
today
and
escaped
with
about
$1000
In
cash.
Burford,
Brant
County
village
of
about
700
population,
is
ten
miles
west
of
Brantford
.
MM
II1MIIIMII
l
I
I
I
II
II
H'TI
HTTP
Rudderham
Mrs.
George
GWlion
...
Ruck
Rlvcr'
Miller
.
1:51
20.4
feetlgenthai,
Miss
Hesey,
G.
Peaclv.
13:26
23.4
feet
I
s.
Madsen,
L.
Bissette,
I.
Brooks.
7:28
7.9
feet
i
From
Sahdsplt
(Saturday)-20.10
10
feet
O.
Lee.
announces
uuu
"
"
i
art
the
cltv
on
the
Coqult-
,.u
MmTitt
rril
Low
.
rn
Closed
half
r
-day
r
Thursday.
eof
;r
(It)
!
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
ft
trlp
.
wim
.
.
.