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Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
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NO.
304.
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R1TPKRT
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n
QlTTTDniV
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it
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PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
lew
V
ft
l'l'
'
As
we
near
the
Mid-Point
in
the
Fast-moving
Twentieth
Century,
let
us
pause
to
take
heed
of
its
significance
...
to
reflect
upon
the
fifty
momentous
years
that
will
pass
with
1950,
and
the
events
that
have
made
them
so.
Let
us
resolve
to
take
maximum
advantage
of
the
lessons
we
have
learned,
so
that
the
next
five
decades
will
be
recorded
in
history
as
an
era
of
Peace,
Happiness
'and
Prosperity
for
all
the
nations
of
the
Earth.
m.
tee
V
1
'
v
News
IVntiire
lie
view
11)49
The
World
Canada
Prince
Rupert
January
January
January
1
India
and
Pakistan
call
io
George
A.
Drew,
Progressive
3
-
Six
year
old
daughter
of
Mr,
truce
after
14-month
Kashmir
Conservative
parly
leader,
sv,
on
i
and
Mis.
Mclvin
Stephens
of
ieud.
in
as
member
of
Commons
for
Hcaldsburg,
about
CO
miles
north
11
Tientsin
falls
to
Chinese
Cariclon
of
San
Francisco,
died
from
the
20T!rrvlS
11
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
Hfecu.
of
burns.
The,
victim
of
Trunin
U
like,
in-'
?r":lrLf,:
!
,r.l
calls
token
strike
afWi.m
lO
the
tragedy
is
a
grand-Uauehter
!"
.
,.
....
-
....
....
.
..f
l,,ilf
.,,
Un
M
M
Sli-.
21
Aelieson
becomes
V.
S.
sec
snips
ana
;wu
men
01
uiuuuiitii
""""
-
-
:
companies
in
Kngiaud.
.
jihena.
,22
-Twelve
mm
rescued
by
.11.
0.
11
Six
inches
of
.solid
ice
block;
IA.F.
after
34
hmirg
on
ice-floe
the
head
of
Portland
Cunul.
12t
i70
miles
souUieast
of
Cliureliill.
miles
nortli
of
Prince
'
Rupert,
retary
of
state.
February
U-
"People's
ftepublic"
pro
claimed
In
Hungary.
I
i
r.
t......
n,....nvv
k,w,u
M:ii
.
-
iinri
tli
Union
Steamshiu
Co
.
t
U
nvnillll
ywt:io
wujvwv
truck
exports
to
Berlin's
Rus-
23
-Fire
destroys
80
per
cent
of
coaxal
liner
Caniosun
was
nnabk
sian
.one.
Rrgina
Street
Railway
roll
int;
to
reach
the
Stewart
wharf
lalt
8
-Cardinal
Minilwnty
given
KlK,k-
Monday
to
make
her
weekly
call
life
sentence
on
treason
charge.
2G
-Fifth
session
of
2Vth
pari
ij-'
17
-
Two
uvea
and
a
woman
win
ment
ones
at,
Ottawa.
charged
with
breaking,
cntcrmg
17-Dr.
Cliaiin
Weiiinaim
elected
first
president
of
Israel.
and
theft
tixlay
followiiiK
the
1
24-
Kyypt
and
Israel
sign
boi
tl-
er-figliting
nr'iiistiee.
!
March
ivi.niury
b(ma
ranuacking
of
a
Sixth
1
1
-
Katn
Carr,
wanted
In
11
1-1
Avenue
East
residence
in
,
the
espionage
probe,
turned
over
to
presence
of
two
small
baby
sit
itov
as1
Louis
retires
as
p..c.M.P.
at
Prescotl,
Out,
by
U.S.
ters.
um1efitetl
heavyweight,
box-
i,mi8rauon
eiffidals.
i
February
'"8
''la'!'l''"n-
18
Twins
of
union
of
Nfwfouiid-
4
Vishinsky
succeeds
Molo-
,.,,.
,
.
,
'
2Pnnce
D.io
ij.,ri
Rupert
ririi,iu
residents
an
..n
itov
as
Russian
foreign
mie.ister.
1:lnd
w,lh
Ca,mda
eivm
r,,yul
keeping
anxious
eyes
on
dwindl-
iissmt.
1'
9
DanW
.
Mr&m's
:
Natituar-
'1ng
coal
piles
and
at
"4
he
saint
'
i.i
.......
r....,,.
)A
T,-,
Hi,,
I
....
f,..-
.
.
.......
!
i.su
party
wins
ouuui
nuiuaii
i"
-
f
'wu;
w
n
ume
Hoping
lervenuy
ioi
res-!
election.-
increased
from
$1.55
to
$1.75
a
umution
of
railway
service
into
22
Final
reading
given
la
New-
bushel.
the
city
which
will
bring
carloads
tContinued
:
x-tgc
-ji
(Continued
on
Pai;e
5
(Continued
cane
E
HEN
the
clock's
enthusiastic
hands
wend
their
way
to
12,
midnight
.
.
.
and
the
signals
intone
the
New
Year
.
.
.
resounding
throughout
your
Over
Canadian
Prime
Minister
Concerne
ituation
n,
the
party
you
are
attending
.
.
.
are
our
best
hes
for
a
New
Year
full
of
happiness,
attainment
Is
good
health!
Long
Motorized
Troop
Movement
Is
Proceeding
Towards
Arctic
'
!
THE
WEATHER
j
Synopsis
'
;
The
northern
hall
of
th"
piuv-
j
I
incc
is
extremely
cold
today.
I
Prince
Rupert
overnight
report-
j
Entitled
To
Self-Defence
TOKYO
i
General
Douglas
MacArthur
told
the
Japanese
pecpie
today
that
they
still
have
tUltc
llailu
Nnus
St.
Laurent
Deplores
Further
Inroads
Against
.
Democratic
Freedoms
OTTAWA
(CP)
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
said
today
in
a
New
Year
message
to
the
people
of
Canada
that
there
is
still
some
reason
for
concern
over
the
international
situation.
"A
year
ago
I
said
that
the
international
situation
wai
very
grave,
that
war
ws
not
inevitable
but
we
would
be
lacking
in
the
most
elementary
iealism
if
we
considered
war
an
Imjios-,
COLORADO
SPRINGS,
Colo.
(CP)-What
of-
f
icers
described
as
the
longest
motorized
troop
move-
south
of
the
Yukon
border,
smith
ment
in
American
military
history
is
under
way
with
River
touched
57
below.
The
cotd
Hip
Inalienable
right
of
sell-
air
stalled
north
of
Vancouver
Country
forces
loavinp
here
for
Arctic
manoeuvres.
last
night
then-
swept
through
defence
against
unprovoked
at
lack"
despite
their
no-war
eon
United
States
ski
troops
and
other
specialists
tne
clly
tnis
,
morninrt
with
winds
Crossing
Permitted
ptitution
will
join
units
of
the
Canadian
Army
and
United
up
to
forty
miles
pr
ikui-.
m
m
j
Tin
Supreme
Alll-.ii
Comiv.an
nslKh
l.camic,
First
Iiv.
der
in
Japan
nevertheless
hiyhly
iimi-rl
ihe
Janancse
renuncia-
'in
Villa
0,
Newcastle
Unit-
hibition
against
Japanese
ar.ned
dl
,i.,
f
n,.
anH
Intimated
that
forces.
Japan
was
completely
the
turrencki
in
1,
Birminnham
City
1
there
is
to
be
no
change
in
pro-
disarmed
after
iriton
Athletic
2.
Fulham
1
States
forces
at
Whitenorse
m
muujuurou'.umui.-,
Yukon
Territory,
more
than
2
extreme
southern
in
tono?
valleys
j
thousand
air
miles
north
of
of
the
Okanagan
and
Koett-n
jys.
i
here.
Snow
there
today
will
end
to-1
The
combined
force
will
op-
night
and
temperatures
will
fall
J
crate
against
a
common
ag-
sharply.
Mostly
clear
una
veryj
grrssor
in
the
Artie
wasteland.
co
weather
will
usher
in
the
The
cxcerciscs
are
being
dc-
Nc-w
Year
in
most
r.ections
of
the
signed
to
test
clothing,
equip-
province.
in'-nt,
and
tactics
under
Arctic
Furccast
j
slbility,"
said
Mr.
St.
Laurent
in
his
message,
"The
year
which
is
just
ending
has
brought
with
It
new
reasons
for
uneasiness.
Human
freedom
'
has
lost
more
ground
In
coun-'
tries
that
Ignore
the
advantages
of
genuine
democracy.
In
many
countries
honest
people
continue
to
be
prosecuted
for
their
religious
beliefs
or
their
political
affiliations.'?
j
tea'
2,
West
Kroinwieh
Al-
1
A
least
one
of
the
obstacles
which
has
been
holding
up
the
new
fishermen's
floats
at
Fair-view
Bay
is
being
cleared
up
with
advice
received
by
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
M.
P.
for
Skcena,
from
Hon.
Alphonsc
Fournlcr,
public
works
minister,
that
Prince
Rupert
Ushering
In
New
sion
1
niiifrsficld
Town
1.
Everion
I
1
i!
Year
With
Coldest
Weather
Yet
wpiwl
2,
Arsenal
0
i
conditions.
North
Coast
IterJon
-
Clear
construction
of
a
level
crossing
'Whcster
City
1,
Manchester
land
extremely
eoW
today
and
...
,p.
Sunday.
Northerly
winds.
20
The
?sew
Ye:ir
will
he
ushered
in
with
cold
winds
and
temperatures
around
the
16
above
i
11
.,'11
lwi
f-ilTlnrl
(lllf
m
,,ii,i
mm
n
a
'mouiii
1,
A!iii(iies'jo;oi:n
Ambrose
Reid-
1
Ir.crc.idii'.'
to
;
jvr
hour,
tlr.s
on
today's
plane
for
Dead
Tree
lll,;f
'f
,hnour;
mi
iii.mi
finer,.
rhnrinU
i.
northerly.,30
leve
New
iears
eve
ceieorauunn
mn
..
City
i.
h-rlsv
f'oiry
3
slt-nal
at
the
Canadian
Nation-
;
ul
Railway
tracks
has
been
au-
j
ihortzed
at
the
point
where
the
proposed
road
will
cross
the
tracks.
j
Mr.
Fournier
explains
that
it(
-vni
tiike
some
lit
tle
Hine
be-1
r.ir
ihe
sinual
is
t
installed
and.j
nntil
Mich
time
as
it
is,
the
road
"''
il.niil
2,
r.
iltnn
WicidiT-
e;irly
Sunday
morning
in
temperatures
expected
to
i
il
,,K-,,
iiTirli-
or
Inwer.
lands!
where
they
will
spend
afternoon.
Lows
tonight
nrt
the
New
Year
week-end
as
the
WE"s
tomorrow
Port
Hardy.
,
.
,
...
...,
.
t
n
on.
-in
RMiiflinll
1
r-"(l
I'rince
Hh-
i
A
liiWil
!l
If
1
1
1
I
II
I
.
i'l'll.
nil.
i
-
.i
.
nncii:iu
fir
rvir
nun
ivirM
t
it.
u-wu,
mm,,,,,,,.,.,
Port
Simpson
leader
Dies
1
1
V'
V
v
i
!c:-ei
dieted
this
morning
tliat
M
WUhumSi
'
,
pert,
io-is.
Th."
weatherman
pre
outlduk
lor
Hie
"tt
24
!!i'-;:)im.,
()
''llliMll
II;,
"''"id
V
1
1
1
j
:
i
f
extrcnie-
ciililiot
!"
iMieneu.
I,
,
m,e
will
tw
4
l.i.i.l
I
I
11
Mil
,1
'
Mr.
Applcwlwiic
has
Miils
dottinp
tin'
s.
ly
cold
win!
i
...i..i
i
...
i,.
iiin
ivn
of
cross
J
J.
IViirl:!,,,,.,,
U,
,,-,
:
II
mivi.--o
ti.-i
ii'
i
.
,.,.
ml
there.'
Very
com
,
....
,
i.
ti
f
hi.
n
-
i
"
"
inu
siirnal
that
is
to
DC
"il-rri.-ld
I,
tiheifiehl
We('-
Is
niovlil!!
(town
in'
-t
with
cold
noi-theily
winds
air
eua:
led.
The
citys
roau
,.u
,
,i.v
,.r
hour.
nniMiy
Tnv.ii
r,
I.ut-i'.i
To'-
i
I
ry-y-
the
ran-
,
,,
r
with
the
roiul
ac
1
I
The
last
mormiiB
i"
-
,
way
tracks
has
long
since
been
iimpleted.
wl"r
fily
1,
Urentlorri
1
i
NKW
YliAR
MESSAOE
rrime
Minister
Kt.
Laurent
concerned
uver
international
situation.
educated
hi
Victoria.'
On
tin
death
of
his
uncle.
Chief
lleruer
Wallace
in
1U2U,
lie
succeeded
as
Chief
Nee-Oesh-Yaga-Haad
but
owing
to
liis
activities
In
trails
union
work
in
Vancouver,
he
wa.
unable
to
come
home
to
fulfi
his
duties
with
the
tribe
unti
IK)2.
In
the
meantime.
Joiluu
McKay
was
given
the
title
a;
Chief
Nees-Claumma-Laa
in
ID".!;,
i
(continued
page
3)
j
One
of
Port
Simpson's
best
known
residents
and
fur
many;
'years
u
leader
in
the
affairs
of
his
own
community
us
well
us
of
iflie
natives
generally.
Chief
Am-Ibrosi'
Ueid
passed
nwuy
on
!
Christmas
Day,
according
to
'word
brought
to
the
cily
today.
The
funeral
tok
place
on
Tliurs-day
with
the
whole
village
Vy-ing
tribute.
Mr.
Relet,
who
had
been
in
failing
health
for
some
time,
was
!
born
in
1874
and
was
raioecl
and
3ti)H
North
liiui
o,
.Sou!
-
j
i
MM')
in
Prince
Kiipen,
was
.u
jso
ihe
coldest.
People
hustled
,
to
work
today.
j
j
if
niey
-.viill.nl.
th'-y
moved,
I'ark
llanKers
2.
0-
v-
!
unci
no
one
p.iu&cu
s
than
;i
lew
words.
l.isl..
inure
ionr
auovc
I
"I
hear
it
was
"'Of
''H.v
I)
i
;lv'tl'kl
Uiiii,.,
i,
iiarnsle"
1
!
"llisl''l':i
f,
Lcctls
Uni;
-ri
;
1
t
i
l!ttkl
.,:i
ll'.v
A
i
f
.
"
i
man
:
,,,.,,,11,(1
six
o'clock'"
m
i
line
for
the
post
I
making
a
bee
Sundiiy,
Jan.
1,
1UW
11:13
19.8
feet
what
tle
AIR
BRAKE
FOR
JET
PLANES
The
U.S.
air
force
has
just
permuted
re-it.iDi
PARACHUTE
.
.
n-vw
.iivfv
,.
novef
Darachute
braking
technique
on
lUs
office
lobby
to
sec
inch
Low
10.4
feet!
posl
office
box
had
for
him
anu.
.Hibernian
i
h-a.se
of
tins
'
phoiORrapn.
..'
"'":
....wi
",
uimmii-t.
..,
,
bomber.
The
hr
h,inlh,.r
bomber
made
,
Us
first
tirs,
test
test
Hie
flight
oil
5:07
I8:u(
4.9
feel,
to
wanil
nis
nam'-..
,
Celtic
2
I
plane
has
a
ondeinone
several
otter
test
fliglrU
since.
For
landings,
the
The
official
mercury
ai
uiB-.
by
Island
dropped
to
nine
above
.
In
takeoff
s
Eugene
High
School
Band
Return
Engagement
'
CONCERT
and
DA.NCE
WED.,
JANUARY
4
ut
10
.
.
.....
.
r,uh
mnv
be
released
at
the
pilot's
discretion
for
faster
stops.
wtrwei
4,
Third
Lunar';
o;
was
ol
thc
SmlLh
3i
pariick
;
HOCKEY
SCORES
7
o'clock
tins
inu"'"b
at
inisile
1
low
mai-K
ior
u"
C'bomber
i
equipped
to
use
jet-assisted
featur
-s
giving
the
bomber
greater
versatility
in
operu-tlonsrand
Neither
feature
is
regularly
used
horn
smaller
combat
area
fields
or
landing
strips.
for
normal
operations.
,
ting
a
new
'crs
C,
Filkli-U
4
present
winter.
(Continued
Pacific
Coast
Vancouver
7,
Tacoma
3
New
V.'estminste:
2.
Vlc.totni
-
8"s
2,
Dundee
2
Page
2)
Stirlln
Albion
1,
St.
MhTe
-
3
V