LJ8F1ARY
provincial
lib.ia'.i.
113
"Vs-
onr.iEs
DRUGS
Daily
Delivery
i
l''
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NXWSPAPIR
PHONE
81
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strateeie
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
281.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER,
14.
194H
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
'ransC
Highway
Parley
At
fcfca'w
a
sua
a
Icity-
Winnipeg
Man
Is
Robbed
of
$1500
i'Twas
Drippy
Day
to
Killed
winmi-jcu
vi
iwo
men,
one
j
In
Life
of
CPA
of
them
brandishing
a
revolver,
IChoice
of
Route
May
be
Made
at
Closed
Session
i
OTTAWA
(CP)
Efforts
to
draft
plans
for
a
j
$3'KMJfJ0,000
hard-surfaced
TransCanada
Highway
I
will
be
made
Thursday
and
Friday
at
a
Dominion-
Jews
Set
Up
In
Jerusalem
JERUSALEM
0
Priine
Minister
David
Ben
Gurlon
arrived
uxiay
in
Jerusalem
to
set
up
his
government
in
the
disputed
Holy
City
in
defiance
of
a
United
Nations
plan
for
internationaliza
sion
V-
f
i
x
Wl
last
night
held
up
a
real
estate
agent
within
lffty
feet
of
his
BPllt
ElJ
Willililns.
b"''y
at
lionie
and
robbed
him
of
$1500,
"
ln
lhc
CPA
Uckel
mcc-cash.
E.
H.
Kocrack
said
lie
was
knew
11
was
rail,f
&
outside.
In
closing
his
garage
doors
after
fact"
he
was
dclli;lllcd
at
being
placing
his
automobile
inside
dry
alld
warm
at
hls
desk-
f,,ob-
LIQUOR
DELIVERY
VANCOUVER
All
around
the
clock
delivery
system
will
riant
Is
be
set
up
in
Vancouver
early
.
when
he
wux
cnfmnteri
h
th.
:
aDlv
ciiuer:!ing
sadistically
at
in
1950,
aw.
Archie
Proctor
!
pi
oviiicial
conference
of
.technical
experts.
One
of
said
last
night.
Plans
for
an
.up
o
nrrhlfms
thp
rnnfprpnr-P
will
be.
asked
t6
At
i
,
city,
Iow
a
pair
who
pushed
him
back
into
f
II
tion.
lhc
silver-haired
64-year-old
chief
of
government
lor
Israel
m
persons
wcie
i-su-
uie
garage.
the
thought
of
a
certain
individual
prodding
wearily
in
the
deluge.
An
irritating
"drip"
split
the
settle
is
the
route
the
proposed
highway
will
follow.
1
j
.
I
i
-
U'J
g
,
1
i
,
j
1
Choice
of
route
has
been
left
,vd
and
200
Injured
in
.
.
linn
in
the
nul"
"""
,
w,
.j
hip
Swift
&
Co
pack-
;
Who
s
Responsible
I-
y
V
!
silence
surrounding
a
man
at
j
j
in
Sioux
cny
auoui
Settlement
arrived
just
before
noon
without
fanfare
or
ceremony
and
drove
to
a
hotel
where
the
flag
of
Israel
was
hoisted.
lie
began
an
Informal
conference
with
minis-,
rs
and
officials.
will
be
shelved
in
favor
of
the
delivery
system.
Proctor
said.
Delivery
eh
arte
downtown
would
be
25c
and
to
the
suburbs,
50c.
"It
should
cut
out
the
bootleggers
from
business,"
said
Proctor.
BACON,
CHEESE
CONTRACTS
work.
He
paused
at
his
labors
and
glanced
curiously
and
somewhat
to
the
provinces
and
in
some
of
them,
including
British
Columbia,
there
are
as
many
as
three
routes
the
highway
could
follow.
The
conference,
called
by
Reconstruction
Minister
R.
H.
Winters,
-will
not
be
open
to
press
:i
LL'i
1
1
Improvements
For
Streets
mysteriously
around
the
office.
1
"Hmm,"
he
mused,
rubbing
a
Expected
In
I
1?
Ciuse
I
Uio
cxpios-M
immediately
known.
jW
v.as
a
five-storey
.'jjfturP
The
south
.side
,
demolished.
persons
trapped
in
the
could
be
heard
us
rcs-:,deavuured
to
reach
Special
Edition
or
public.
Power
Tie-up
stubbled
chin.
"Must
be'
my
Imagination."
He
dismissed
it
from
his
mind.
,
Drip,
drip
T
.
drip
.
.
.
glurp
....
whosh."
And
mat
is
how
It
came
about
OTTAWA
Canada
and
the
,
United
Kingdom
have
nro-
'
tialed
1950
contracts
for
bacon
and
cheese
and
Agriculture
;
Mi.
raster
Gardiner
may
an-
I
!
nounce
the
details
shortly,
it
;
was
learned
today.
Mr.
Gard-
j
I
iner
is
expected
to
make
an
i
THE
MAYOR-ELECT
An
"ordinary
guy"
to
the
core
of
his
democratic
heart,
Mayor-Elect
George
Ruddcrham
would
pose
for
no
fancy
portrait
but
he
was
induced
to
have
a
snapshot
taken
for
the
press
and
the
above
striking
likeness
was
the
result.
He
takes
over
January
1
as
Prince
Rupert's
"First
Citizen."
Ratepayers
Present
Long
List
In
Kush
brook
Heights
Area
The
Community
Ratepayers
Association
of
Prince
Rupert
is
not
sure
who
owns
streeU
which
were
put
in
by
Wartime
Housing
Meantime
Much
of
London
Is
in
Darkness
Servicemen
Called
1
LONDON
(Py
It
was
said
on
'good
authority
today
that
the
that
two
galvanized
buckets
were
!
resting
conspicuously
on
the
edge
Recalls
Memories
Having
received
a
copy
of
the
1
went
special
International
edition
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Ni?s
and
Ketchikan
Chronicle,
John
M.
James,
M.
P.
for
Dur-ii;;m,
Ontario
and
co-publisher
of
of
the
ticket
counter
after
3
p.m.
Backing
Up
Applewhaite
City
Council
and
Other
Organizations
Appeal
to
Ottawa
'
-
-
till
d
Tc
Death
announcement
before
the
Dominion-provincial
agricultural
;
big
electric
power
strike
is
about
to
be
settled,
terms
to
be
presented
at
a
mass
meeting
of
workers
tomorrow.
Ir.
the
Rushbrook
Heights
area
during
the
war.
To
clear
any
doubts
raised
at
a
meeting
of
the
newly
formed
organization
held
in
city
council
chambers
last
Slight,
the
sec.
clary
was
request-
conference
ends
its
three-day
session
here
today.
SENTENCED
TO
DEATH
SOFIA,
Bulgaria
Traicho
KostuT,
former
'
Communist
Tuesday.
It
seems
the
dentist
immediately
overhead
had
forgot
to
turn
off
the
water
tap
with
the
result
of
an
overflow.
The
escaping
aqua
seeped
into
the,
elcctirical
conduit
leading
Into
the
C.P.A.
oflice
and
with
the
help
of
a
crack
in
the
instal
u('
jrhiiMm.
seven
ty-Inrtint
j
woman,
was
i-iraiii
Tuesday
morn-h
Indian
Reserve
at
the
Bowmanville
Statesman
was'
prompted
to
write
to
MayorArn-oidand
reminisce
on
days
In
Are
Busy
On
Breakwater
!!,o(Hazrlton.wh'njed
to
contact
government
au-
Meantime,
Londoners
earned
councilat
the
suggestion
humble
candles
to
work
with
'
MayQr
Nora
Arnold
agreed
them
today
in
fear
that
the
big
Monday
nlght
tnat
E.
T.
Apple-electric
power
strike
would
whalte.
Mp
should
be
backed
thoritlcs
1
h
1
1
III
iii
t
1
'
!
1
'
I
1
1
1
r
The
qumiui:
arooe
wnen
a
lady
Prince
Rupert
by
the
Midlands
Regiment
of
which
Mr.
James
was
an
officer.
"We
members
of
the
Midlands,"
lames
writes,
"ifmembrr
Prince
lation,
dropped
uninvited
in
the
midst
of
the
en
xyees.
Wet,
wot?
ncd
the
home
of
Silas
hrr
.stepson.
Early
re-jruvinclul
pollen
headline
nave
no
details
of
,jy.
Am
Inquest
U
be-Wnlncsday
night.
Problem
of
Necessary
Materials
Receiving
Attention
Word
was
received
today
from
K.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP.
for
Skecna
.that
the
Department
of
spread
to
blackout
proportions.
!
to
tne
Umlt
ln
his
campaign
to
Thousands
of
office
and
factory
nave
release
Of
full
Canadian
workers
set
out
for
their
day's
I
Broadcasting
Corporation
net-toll
with
bundles
lucked
dis-
j
work
programs
from
station
erectly
in
brief
cases
or
lunch
jcFPR
Prince
Rupert,
which,
at
nieniber
described
the
dangerous
condition
of
a
section
of
sidewalk
on
Sixth
Avenue
East
explaining
that
niuny
children
had
received
bruises
as
a
result
of
lulling
Into
unprotected
pits.
Two
years
ago,
she
said,
her
ice-Premier
-of
Bulgaria,
was
tonight
convicted
of
treason
and
sentenced
'to
death
by
hanging.
The
No.
2
defendant,
Ivan
Slefanov,
former
mt-ftter
of
finance,
was
sentenced
to
life
Imprisonment.
They
were
cbargrd
with
nine
others
on
charges
of
plotting
with
Americans,
Britons
and
Yugoslavs
to
make
Comun'st
Bulgaria
a
puppet
t
-Marshal
Tihi'S
Yugoslavia.
Rupert
as
one
:.-l
the
must
friend.
1
!,'
places
in
wi.ith
we
were
sta-j
ti
jiied
duiiiig
the
war
and
many
j
Public
Works
is
now
actively
investigating
the
availbailify
of
suitable
materials
for
Falrview
packages
.Some,
of
their
homes,
long
last,
now
seems
10
De
not
hud
bP"it
ulreatiy
pt
mged
intol
far
from
a
successful
culmina-ciuir.iie.N',.
Ition.
The
council
will
corn-
Post
Office
Busy
Place
AY'S
STOCKS
Bay
breakwater
and,
'as
soon
as
1
ol
"wouid
1:ko
to
return
ui
see
munlcate
with
Hon.
Lionet
had
been
warned
1
11
.i.ri.n
ion
(.'c
i.tii
ijgiaud.son
was
one
of
five
clilld-wq-rwtfswsssi
rcn.owlMj
.
In
a
two,
week
pedud
The.
peojile
i""
UlC
IMvCfc
-
loofcir
UkR
ill
cnevner,
minister
01
uauspuiw.
in
support
of
Mf.
Applewhaite.
Vaiii'iiivrr
It
was
moved
to
this
effect
by
hud
sustained
eye
cuts
and
oilier
injuries.
She
approached
city
Clerk
II.
D.
Thain
requesting
that
medical
bills
be
paid
by
the
city
but
'was
told
the
city
was
not
responsible
foi
cast
end
roads
and
sidewalk..
Other
members
added
every
Th
post
office
rush
is
working
up
to
the
climax.
Lines
befoiv
the
two
stamp
wickets
keep
lengthening.
The
staff
are
busy
enough,
also,
with
mail
matter,
money
orders
and
registration.
While
the
lobby
can
hardly
be
said
to
be
crowded
jwnple
keep
rt'iwirts
nie
received,
tender:,
will
be
called.
Parliament
passed
$250,000
for
the
work.
Fishermen's
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
other
organizations
have
been
pressing
for
an
early
start
on
the
breakwater
which
is
an
urgent
necessity
for
the
safely
of
the
fishing
fleet
moored
at
the
Falrview
lloat.s.
men
at,
four
power
stations
ln
the
Londoif
area,
Including
the
biggest
at
Dorking
on
the
outskirts
of
the
city,
might
soon
lead
to
the
biggest
blackout
in
the
uprawling
city
of
8,200,000
since
the
drastic
fuel
economy
measure
In
the
whiter
of
1946-47,
industries
being
brought
to
a
Passing
Dl
Bob
James
Aid.
Forman
and
seconded
by
Aid.
Daggett.
Aid.
Stone
and
Aid.
Black
referred
to
the
complete
competence
of
Mr.
Applewhaite
tc
handle
the
radio
situation
01
which
there
was
none
bettei
informed.
"We
should
back
him
peacetime.
Fi'in
lt.r
edition
it
would
appear
(hl
the
luture
of
vi
ud
city
is
looking
more
promising
than
it
nas
for
many
years.'
Mr.
James
also
sent
a
personal
Inter
to
the
editor
of
the
Daily
News,
offerin?
congratulations
en
the
.special
edition.
In
both
letters
Mr.
James
told
of
meeting
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.
P.
for
Skeena,
whom,
he
said,
wo
hold
in
high
esteem
down
here.
AIR
PASSENGERS
.O.T-4
0
3(1
.
m
or'2
1.30
.01
.3l
.07
ror
3.20
.03
Vj
14
2
20
.03
coming
and
going
in
increasing
numbers
throughout,
the
day.
There
is
the
opening
and
slam
11-
E.uli'1
n
street
and
walk
In
the
ea.st
end
as
dangerous
"They
llv
council
.want
.somebody
to
get
badly
hurt
be
Welt
Known
Railway
Employee,
War
"Veteran
and
Legion
Member
Death
took
place
.suddenly
Tuesday
evening,
a
few
hours
after
admission
to
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
of
Rob
standstill
during
the
periods
of
to
the
limit,"
declared
Aid.
Rud-power
cut,
electric
fires,
cookers,
I
derham.
heaters
and
lights
In
hundreds
I
Last
week
In
Parlaiment
Mr
of
thousands
of
homes
being
:
Applewhaite
appealed
to
tin
ming
shut
of
the
ixj.stal
boxes
1
-ISeven
Years
ill-
Border
and
no
time
is
wasted
In
lelti
fore
they
do
anything
about
It,"
one
member
si'ld.
"If
we
pay
taxes,
then
It
Is
the
reading.
Most
of
the
precious
In
Hospital
comunications
appear
to
be
open
MiDiHiald
turued
off
.
A
special
cabinet
committee
consisting
of
Home
Secretary
James
Chuter
Ede,
Labor
Minister
George
Isaacs
and
Fuel
Minister
Hugh
Gaitskell
has
been
Minister
01
Transport
ior
a
settlement
of
negotiations
between
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
and
Canadian
Government
Telegraphs
which
would
permit
of
release
through
this
station
of
full
CBC
net
Helena
Sophie
Benson
ert
Edwin
("Bob")
James
for
many
years
a
resident
of
this
city.
Mr.
James
was
for
many
years
In
the
employ
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
A
veteran
of
World
War
I.
lie
hospital
sufferer
for
seven
1
PniiiiiT
rilyVi
responsibility
to
pay
medical
bills
and
have
these
danger
spots
done
awjy
with,"-said
another.
The
matter
of
fireboxes
was
taken
up
by
the
group.
It
was
iigrccd
to
press
the
city
council
To
Vancouver
(Today)
R.
Korgte.
Miss
June
Thornton,
E.
Moon.
D.
Ritchie,
R.
Morell,
R.
Magnus.
L.
Georgeson,
D.
Me
ed
Immediately
and
devoured
on
the
spot.
Next
Friday,
ii
Is
expected
will
be
about
the
busiest
day
of
Hie
whole
holiday
season
although
there
will
be
more
than
average
postal
activity
right
up
U)
the
end
of
the
year.
j
The
post
office
staff
is
'larger
(lirierrrl
Inli
dailv
emereenr.v
work
programs
which
are
al-
i.
nil,
hi
was
a
prominent
member
of
sessi0Ui
-
ready
laid
down
here.
the
Canadian
Legion.
Since
his
years,
who
passed
away
at
Miller
Bay
last
Saturday
evening,
was
buried
in
Fairvirw
Cemetery
this
afternoon
following
a
service
in
the
Grcnvillc
Court
Chapel
of
B.C..
Undertakers
at
which
Rev.
Basil
S.
Procter,
canon
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Wildcat
strikes,
unauthorized
by
Union
leaders,
ut
four
elec-
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,,
Junior
Chamber
lor
iii.-,LiJlatin,of
red
llhU
over
ecry
fire
box.
I
fUght
new
pctitioiio
drawn
up
1.1ft
3.l
I
4
5.)
.22
1
20
.45
8
25
1
37
12.75
1
70
4
00
.34
.00
0
25
thod,
F.
Ogilvie.
From
Vancouver
(Tuesday)
R.
Foi
gie,
R.
E.
Gladding,
J.
Trusky.
From
Sandsplt
(Tuesday)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Monaghan.
In
order
to
cope
with
the
retirement
from
the
railway
service
he
had
been
employed
as
night
clerk
at
the
Savoy
Hotel.
"Bob"
James
saw
World
War
I.
service
ln
France
with
the
2nd
Pioneer
Battalion
of
the
bihir
trical
power
stations
last
night
of
Commerce
and
Prince
Rupert
plunged
great
areas
of
London
I
Liberal
Association
are
sending
into
total-
darkness
and
set
similar
messages
to
Mr.
Chev-Christnias
candles
flickering
rier.
twelve
days
early.
J
Oil
Cuthedral,
officiated.
Many
native
friends
of
deceased
and
her
family
attended.
Twentv-six
years
of
age,
Pflc
British
sailors
and
Air
Force
!
Canadian
Expeditionary
Force
Helena
Benson
was
born
in.
In
City
Hospitol
and
was
one
of
the
original,
men
manned
the
boilers
at
Eur-
Nora
Going
Home
Mayor
Plans
Canail'un
....
ope's
largest
power
station,
just
Ford
Company
:
Pension
Oiler
Kli.eolit.il
on
the
Naa.s
River.
"(;
I
After
Cliff
Drop
daughter
of
the
late
Joseph;
Benson,
who
died
fourteen
years!
Sllppin
off
the
edge
of
a
cliff
members
of
the
local
Branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
He
was
a
native
of
England.
by
the
city
.ouncil
relating
to
.a
rifts
In
tlic
Ku.shbrook
Heights
area
were
presented
to
the
new
organization.
The
petitions
call
for
widening,
extending
and
improving
various
suects
in
that
section
of
the
city.
The
.streets
arc
as
follows:
1.
Parmcnter
Avenue
from
Tlg-ott
Avenue
to
Overlook
Street.
2.
PI;?olt
Mace
from
Parincnlor
Avenue
to
Pigutt
Avenue.
.3.
Sixth
Avenue
to
Parmentcr
Vvenue.
1
1.
Piggott
Avenue
from
Sixth
Av-
Turoiilo
outside
of
London,
and
restored
power
to
many
parts
of
the
capital
which
hao
oeen
darkened
by
of
Ben's
Newsstand
at
uio,
and
Mrs.
Christine
(James
back
Third
Ave.
and
McBrlde
Street,
B.)
Stewart,
now
01
mis
city
ui...
u-
crviupfi
hv
one
sister.
William
Mason,
assistant
man-
.IIJV2
.13'
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..
.20
England
Trip
With
her
civic
responsibilities
ended
following
her
retirement
the
strike
.Service
men
look
WINDSOR
(W)
Ford
Motor
Co.
of
Canada
has
offered
its
over
a
station
at
Barking,
Essex,
1
pfinr
emnmvees
had
walked
out
i
H'.OOO
auto
worker
employees
Mrs
Sarah
Wilson
of
this
city,1
ager
for
Dominion
Catering
Co
and
two
stepbrothers
James
at
Watson
Island,
was
rushed
to
and
William
Stewart
and
threff
General
Hospital
by
city
am-stepsisters-Victoria,
Gloria
and
bulance
at
6.30
p.m.
Tuesday.
Molly
Stewart
of
Prince
Rupert.
S
u
f
f
e
ri
n
g
lacerations
,
and
1
-
-:
t.
1
n
iilUviH
Iao
in
the
unofficial
strike.
The
unauthorized
strikes
over
pay
dispute
involve
2,600
men.
and
68
year
of
age.
A
sister
Is
Miss
Nellie
G.
James,
"Iiidasra"
Chalkwell
Esplanade,
Wcstcliff,
Essex,
England.
Funeral
arrangements
will
be
announced
later.
To
Advertisers
To
insure
publication
of
display
or
classified
advertising,
copy
for
same
must
be
In
the,
Smi'llrcs
a
cousin,
came
Druises,
nospuai
umun.
to
attend
the
stated
his
condition
is
favor-1
able.
Jeffrey
Benson,
from
Kincollth
funeral.
a
company-financed
pension
of
$55
per
month
at
age
of
sixty-five
after
thirty
years
of
service.
However,
the
employees,
members
of
the
United
Automobile
Workers
(CIO),
are
asking
for
$100
a
month,v
the
full
amount
achieved
by
the
United
States
union
last
fall
from
the
parent
Ford
company
In
Detroit.
A
company
representative
said
they
would
have
counter-
!
tnue
Ui
a
westerly
extremity
of
Lot
21.
block
"F".
S.
Emmanuel
Street
from
Sixth
;
Avenue
to
Fifth
Avenue.
f).
Filth
Avenue
from
Immanuel
Street
to
Herman
Street.
I
7.
Herman
Street
from
Sixth
Av
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as
mayor
and
her
business
affairs
under
control,
Nora
Arnold
Is
planning
a
trip
to
her
native
England
next
spring.
She
will
also
visit
with
friends
in
Ontario
and
make
calls
at
other
points
in
Canada
while
away.
Mrs.
Arnold
will
make
the
Atlantic
crossing
by
air.
The
boat
trip
might
be
pleasant
and
com
!il!iv;in
.
Vcllowknife
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Cloudy
mild
weather
prevails
over
British
Columbia.
Five
to
seven
Indies
of
snow
fell
during
the
last
24
hours
ln
the
Prince
riivirire
nnri
Bulklev
Valley
enue
to
a
northerly
boundary
or
Lot
3.
Block
"K"
Map
1020.
8.
Herman
Place
from
Herman
fortable,
she
agreed
"but
it's
too
legion,
wnile
moderate
falls
of
,
prupubais.
rain
were
reported
along
the
central
and
northern
coast.
Al
Tightening
Up
On
Street
to
the
westerly
extiemity
He
.
office
of
the
Daily
News
by
4
p.m.
the
day
previous
to
advertising.
Requirements
of
the
mechanical
department
make
this
rule
necessary.
HOCKEY
SCORES
PACIFIC
COAST
Vancouver
7.
Victoria
2.
Portland
3,
Fresno
0
Oakland
3,
San
Diego
2.
Thursday,
December
15,
1943
II
SI
'0
un4
YoIi
0"4
fc4
Quebec
few
snow
mimes
occured
occureo.
In
m
Crw;
-1
iljll,
slow
for
me.
I
want
to
spend
my
time
visiting
-
not
travelling."
'
It
will
be
her
worships
first
trip
home
since
she
arrived
many
years
ago
for
six
months'
visit
with
her
broilier.
remaining
to
Rwan
the
southern
interior
and
a
few
ralnshoweis
along
the
southern
coast.
Cloudy
skies
will
con-
There
is
to
be
a
tightening
up
in
connection
with
the
serving
of
ef
IK-rman
Place.
The
mentioned
improvements
will
includs
removal
of
existing
planks
to
make
way
for
rock
and
gravel
Secretary
Herman
Thorstein-son
was
requested
to
approach
h
Lac
11
Rl
Lake
.
become
school
teacner,
01m..
business
wonni'..
alderman
may
timiei
ln
niost
regions
today
and-miik
as
a
beverage
in
Prince
Thursday
but
some
clearing
islRUpert.
City
council
last
night
expected
over
the
north
coast
1
accepl3d
a
recommendation
from
region
tomorrow.
There
will
be
;
tne
heaUh
commlttee
that
milk
!1
Cuckslmll,
LOCAL
TIDES
the
noard
of
Works
in
regards
or
and
Canada's
"Woman
of
the
Year."
tittle
change
In
temperature.
High
shall
be
served
In
restaurants
from
the
original
bottle
and
shall
',Vf...
Forecasts
Mrs.
Arnold
discounted
any
nnssibllltv
ol'
pgnln
entering
pub
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feet
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22:07
2:53
15:50
.
North
Coast
Reglou
Cloudy
.-II-
1
1t,.t.i
..nt.
rtf
Low
be
opened
In
the
presence
anc
n
1
I
to
the
new
dlcsel
pumping
plant
to
be
acquired
in
the
near
future.
The
organization
feels
that
a
heavy
duly
engine
would
be
more
suitable
for
the
Job.
Due
to
Inclement
weather
and
iittlne
of
seven
or
more
other
"'Jiirl.
'
Crow
Willi
UCCa-MiHiai
UgUU
11U
...
.
rnctnino.
lic
Hie
but
close
friends
would
not
be
surprised
If.
after
her
trip
and
with
health
better,
she
may
be
back
in
the
field
again,
particularly
since
she
is
imbued
with
the
good
citizenship
of
pub
I
b
Christmas
Carol
Sing
drizzle
tod-ay,
tonight
and,
Us
ol
Thursday
morning,
clearing'
.
Thursday
afternoon.
Continu-
milk
pumps
;
.dipper,
a
fauU
are
prohibited
as
is
the
refilling
ing
mild.
Wind
south-easterly
,
of
milk
botles
on
the
premises
and
115
mph)
lows
tonight
highs,
Thursday
at
Port
Hardy,
Sand-
The
city
bylaw
relating
to
public
spit
and
Prince
Rupert
40
and,
health
will
be
amended
accord-45.
intt'y
meetings,
attendance
was
small
MERIT
REWARDED
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
and
Corp.
A.
IL
(Curly)
Taylor
smiled
pleasantly
last
week
when
His
Honor
presented
the
second-in-command
of
Prince
Rupert's
police
force
with
a
twenty-year
good
service
medal
at
a
ceremony
In
the
Judge's
chambers.
Taylor
proudly
wears
the
medal
which
had
been
pinned
upon
him
and
th
picture
shows
the
judge
clinching
it
with
a
hearty
0
IVIV.
VCMIIV
ft
but,
nevertheless,
the
group
I
Sunday
9:15
p.m.
8
..
takmio
Ru"yn
Z.
;it
Gordon
'Rork
Rivor
'Miner
"Canada
...
w-s
lic
service.
"And,
anyway,
wkj
say
"we
do
not,
think
Nora
will
be'
satisfied
for
long
with
humdrum
seml-re'.tement.
,
four!
and
discussed
many
nceas
by
Uie
city
and
wlU
endeavor
to
press
city
council
until
most
if
not
all
these
needs
are
fulfilled-