8
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday.
December
12,
VJbO
-STARTING
.J
if
t
.
A
,
-
,
iSHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
Man
Oh
Man
!
W
j
Two
fishing
boats
were
in
.Prince
Rupert
drydock
over
the
j
week-end
for
minor
repairs.
They
I
were
the
Cape
Russell,
owned
by
j
Canadian
Fishing
Co.,
and
the
'Rainbow
Queen,
owwd
by
Nel
v
(00
U4
-
i
FOR
THAT
CERTAIN
SOMEBODY
YOU
LOVE
Rupert
Peoples
Store
WHERE
YOU
GET
GIFT
PAJAMAS
-
GOWNS
-
SLIPS
son
Brothers,
both
of
which
had
sufle.ed
slight
under
water
"
,
die
muni
nttiu,
Oeorge
Anderson
and
HaroM
Helland
who
were
attending
a
conference
of
Alaska
fishermen
at
Juneau
last
week,
returned
tu
the
city
Sunday
on
the
Princess
Louise.
Chief
points
of
discussion
were
halibut
and
black
cod
fishing.
fetes
VGrJ
IT
SEEMS
TO
ME
.
.
."Premier
Douglas
of
Saskatchewan,
right,
drives
a
few
points
acro.ss
to
New
Brunswick's
Premier
McNair,
centie.
Finances
are
undoubtelv
the
subject
or
the
discussion
during
;he
Dominion-Provincial
fiscal
conference,
being
held
in
Ottawa.
Premier
Manning
in
boin:
j
and
for
his
success
elected.
of
Alberta
appears
thoughtful
about
the
whole
matter.
(CP
PHOTOt
The
J.
S.
Foley,
Capt.
Caldwell,
arrived
in
port
Saturday
from
Cumshewa.
She
cleared
for
Powell
River.
George
Casey
Congratulated
Aid.
Casey
replied
he
had
ba
'
one
of
the
advocates
of
an
elect-j
SNOW
BLOCKADE
CARTOON
NEWS
Shows
at
7
p.m.
9
p.m.
Lost
Day:
The
tanker
Western
Shrl!,
Capt.
Laing,
was
in
port
Satur
Complaints
At
Bus
Service
'SOUTH
SEA
SINNER'"
'
o
pans
Doaia
m
orcier
mat
continuity
of
effort
miiiht
be
established.
He
felt
the
elected
board
would
have
more
incentive
to
do
a
pood,
job,
since
their
tenure
of
office
did
not
depend
on
a
whim
of
the
mayor,
who
ap-
Skeena
River
Highway
Now
Closed
For
Winter
day
irom
Vancouver.,
sne
un-;
loaded
petroleum
products
at
the
A
letter
kom
the
returning
offices
fo,'
tie
civic
elections
lor
1950
inlcrmcd
the
city
council
at
tlic
nieetins
hist
nishl
that
I
Shell
Oil
dock
here.
Arrow
Bus
Lines
cime
in
fori
The
Imperial
Namu.
tanker
cf
criticism
by
Aid.
George
Casey!
roft
t,he
board
from
year
to
ray
and
Grornc
B.
Casey
had
Woman
Operator
In
Power
Plant
unusual
job
for
,
,0Rae
I
Mss
Lcc
was
a
pon
;and
hunter
berore
here.
She
went
to
m
Tlie
Skeena
River
Highway
between
Prince
at
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Imperial
Oil,
docked
here
over
their
,
Plmr.vr
urwl
nominees
were
offering
been
elected
parks
commissioners
by
acclamation
at
the
close
of
nominations
December
7.
Mayor
George
Rudde
ham
con-f
ratulated
Aid.
Casey
on
his
public
spirit
in
standing
for
electio
l
office.
P"
Plant
sevens,
GOLDEN
vA
woman
keeps
1
a
t'Porary
basis
the
wheels
turning
In
the
Brit-!
"n
became
'4
city
council
last
night.
His
two
the
week-end
on
her
return
from
chief
complaints
were
lack
of
Stewart
to
Vancouver.
consideration
for
waiting
pas-i
sengers
and
failure
of
the
com-'
Tne
B-
c-
Packers
tug
Kos-pany
to
kwp
up
schedules.
tkeemo
Capt.
Lumby.
towing
the
Aid.
Casey
said
he
had
remain-
i
barKe
-c-
pcke-'s
No-
2-
clei
ed
out
in
the
rain
for
a
longipver
the
wt(,t-fnd
for
Stcveston.
time
on
a
recent
occasion
in
nrrler
ii
knot-,
l-.it,
tl.,..n
in
nA
-
Want
Ads,
Sure
Results!
owing;
to
inovv
conditions
in
the
lower
Skeena
Valley.
One
more
try
may
be
made
to
get
through
the
snow
to
release
any
cars
that
may
be
trapped
enroute
or
to
permit
Terrace
cars
which
may
be
at
Prince
Rupert
or
Prince
Rupert
cars
which
ish
Columbia
Power
Commis-
i
came
fin
slon's
plant
here.
;job,
'
'
'
She
1
Norah
B.
Lee.
now
full
-r
time
plant
operator
here-an;
Use
Classltied,
tor
8b-
may
De
at
Terrace
to
ger
i
su:fa:e
..f
the
road
ne"
Skecna:
Meanwhile
a
driver
had
entered
hjmn
VlanibrHf
through.
However,
no
trips
ov?r
iiiiiiiiiii
i
Once
the
equipment
Is
relieved
.oire
bus
in
front
of
the
depot.
i"'r
"
of
the
work
on
the
main
highway,
such
roads
as
the
Kalurn
Lake
road
out
of
Terrace,
in
At
Civic
Centre
u-loscc.
the
door,
and
allowed
,
waiting
passengers
to
stay
outside.
Finally
another
bus
had
FINE
PRINTING
AT...
egal
Printers
0
k
i
the
highway
should
now
be
'
.started
as
the
oad
i-s
officially
!
closed.
j
Announcing
the
closing
of
the
I
road.
District
Engineer
L.
E.
Smith
explained
yesterday
that,
I
with
the
equipment
available.
operations
are
goins
on,
can
be
r
(
Doitor
quality
aluminum
strort
taken
care
of.
Recently
private
stand
arcU
were
request-
rilOxvE
21
2i2
SKC0ND
4VK.
the
department
could
no
longer
keep
the
Kalum
Lake
road
clea-.
'
more
,;lsl'ratlon
for
the
wait-
'
u
,,,r
'M"-"n
on
oeconu
maintain
local
roads
such
as
The
highway
will
be
kept
open
j
,nfc
:
Passengers.
(Avenuo
In
front
of
the
Civic
that
between
Prince
Rupert
and
eastward
from
Terrace
although
I
His
othei
complaint
was
that
!
Centre
in
a
recommendation
Port
Edward
and
the
loggin?
there
has
also
been
heavy
snow
!
buses
coming
into
town
had
from
the
utilities
committee
roads
around
Terrace
and
at
the
there.
It
will
also
be
kent
onen
i
been
running
behind
schedule.'
adonted
at
the
city
council
last
That
al.
o
forced
waiting
passen-
night.
from
Prince
Rupert,
to
Tyee.
I
I
iy
TTw
George
Matthew
Attarrs
Service,
I
k.
'
Robinson
Slated
For
'Xmas
Match
gers
to
stand
in
the
weather
j
A'd.
T.
B.
Black
suggested
that
longvr
than
thv
nhould.
the
new
type
of
standards
such
He
recommended
a
letter
be'us
have
been
installed
in
the
snt
to
the
company
informing
southern
cities
should
be
pro-them
of
the
complaint
and
that
cured
if
it
was
possible
as
they
the
complaint
be
borne
in
mind
would
give
a
greater
sweep
of
wiv-n
considering
re-issue
of
the
lifSht
over
the
street.
Thv
matter
was
referred
to
the'
i
same
time
keep
on
fighting
!
snow
on
the
main
road.
He
pointed
out
that
graders
which
I
should
be
used
on
ordinary
road
j
maintenance
were
now
mounted
j
with
plows
and
being
used
in
'
the
clearing
ol
snow.
1
It
war
fimp'.y
a
matter
of
not.
,h.ii;i!;
the
ri"ht
type
or
suffi-
vient
equipment
to
keep
the
j
main
road
open.
Already
it
had
I
been
cleared
of
snow
three
times.
I
Principal
S'er.e
of
snow
trou-!
b
e.
Mr.
Smiui
said,
is
between
FRANKFURT,
Germany
f
-f'ugar
Ray
Robinson,
world
welterweight
champion,
now
on
a
tour
of
Europe,
will
fight
m
F.ankfurt
Christmas
Day.
George
Gainfc'd,
Robinson's
manpger.
licensing
committee
and
the
committee
instructed
to
call
on1
T'ouk,'l,7
"w'n
wnuiy"
ttwr
nr
the
company
to
discuss
with
.d
U
,w
Tm,'"
V7
fi,
them
the
complaint.
,
M"n
rrmnir
h,,IW
"
TJ
,
'"i-f
twauw
it
rrl.evr.
both
l,
I
Ktniul
i,n
whh
,n
fnuU
uu.w,
3
a,m
oaivus
v.uce
mere
mnPt
(,h
Ge
man.
Hans
StetT
of
n:
ve
been
drifts
six
to
seven
Erlangen"
fe.t
deep
as
well
as
t
wo
or
three
Robinson
scored
a
fourth
round
"'.f8-
.
knockout
Saturday
night
over
there
has
also
been
a
very
Luc
Van
Dam,
Dutch
middle-ciunzerous
ire
condition
on
the
weiuht.
in
Brussels
to
dr
iend
on.
Changes
In
Parking
Law
"What's
expensive
I
can
order
that
you're
out
of?"
Two
changes
were
made
in
the
A
5H0P
EARLY
just
the
type
U9
F0R
YOUR
f$
!
at
last
nitht's
meeting
of
the
rilv
council
when
an
amending:
GET
THEM
NOW!!
.,..,,.,.
unci
ifti.,f
A
of
Toble'
.
'
GIFTS!!
A
Ml
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Printed
PROMPT
SERVICE
(
'HANDLER'S
STL
DIO
210
-
4tJi
Street
Box
645
Thone
Onecn
339
Prince
Rupert
at
and
Standard
Lamp
that
would
moke
ideal
9
fcij
to
fa
McRAE
BROS.
by;aw
was
pa
sod.
1
The
fifteen
minute
restriction:
on
parking
'n
front
of
the
pos'J
office
was
extended
to
include
24
1
hours
a
dav.
rather
than
just
be-'
tvvven
the
hours
of
9
a.m.
and
6:
pri..
for
loo
fret
in
the
centre'
of
the
north
side
of
the
block
on
Third
AvenuC
between
Third
Avenue
between
Third
and
Fulton
Streets.
I?
It
for
Christmas
this
year!!
Visit
Our
furniture
Department
You
will
find
a
wide
range
of
Household
Tumiim
1
Tne
13
miniitie
nark
hw
rtxtfrip.
On
This
Christmas
Don'l
Forget
the
CHILDREN!
.
DROP
IN
AND
CHOOSE
YOUR
TOYS
FROM
OUR
TOY
DEPARTMENT
You
will
find
that
wc
hove
a
nice
selection
for
CHILDREN
OF
ALL
AGES
CHAIRS
CEDAR
CHESTS
v
1
tior
at
the
corner
where
the
old
iQ
j
liouor
store
stood
at
Third
fa
I
Avenue
and
Second
Street
was
j
rescinded
and
the
restriction
was
7.
1
imposed
on
the
100
foot
frontage
tiyiij
s
DOLL'S
CLOTHES
95c
ond
$1.95
THE
STORK
SHOPPE
Blue
810
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
'TWAS
THE
NIGHT
BEFORE
CHRISTMAS
-
and,
though
the
children
were
nestled
all
snug
in
their
bed,
the
grownups
were
busily
trimming
their
trees
in
siver
and
emerald
and
red.
GORDON
and
ANDERSON
of
the
new
store
on
Second
Avenue.
Both
chanjres
were
recom-mcid"d
in
the
report
of
the
police
committee.
In
recommending
the
extension
of
thei
CR.AE
BJJL(D).
Federal
Block
restrictions
in
front
of
the
post
1
w
't.TZzr
TZ,.MBtff"
I
office,
the
committee
said
it
was
;
'S'a'StSSS!
iJ'iTt'SII'S'S'S
CXt'S"!
imaQi-ii-SJ
j
for
the
convenience
not
only
of
j
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if,
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hum;
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inrir
man
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to
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fi'rf
By
CHIC
YOUNG
5
ion
Rovernmcnt
offices
in
the
Federal
building
aftvr
normal
open
hours.
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Classified;;
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Rales.
SANTA'S
Walked
Right
In
with
a
'gift
For
Every
Luxury
Steamer
PRINCE
GEORGE
9
GOOD
BOY
AND
GIRL!!
His
Bag
is
Overflowing
with...
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FOIl
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
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Thursday
at
11:15
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