mercial
venture.
It
was
then
Prince
Rupert
Do'fy
News
Saturday,
January
7,
1950
UTILE
REAL
DANGER
'Continued
from
ra?e
One)
that
he
gave
up
law
ambitions
-
This
week
the
B.
C
Basketball
!
Tie
believes
the
possibility
will
become
the
more
remote
"As.soclction
meets
inVaffceuVer
tor
newspaper
and
writing
work,
a
decision
which
he
did
not
ever
regret
as
he
had
"a
lot
more
fun
out
of
life
than
he
would
ever
have
had
in
any
stuffy
law
office
or
courtroom."
Higher
military
staffs
in
both
United
States
and
Canada,
Mr.
Roberts
says,
believe
that,
if
there
was
such
n
war
tho
nrin-
Between
the
BASKETS
',
.
-
and
League
Scorer
Oliver
San-turbane
will
represent
B.
C.
Council
member
Don
Forward
at
the
meeting.
The
venue
for
the
various
British
Columbia
playoffs
Later
Mr.
Roberts
became
cipa!
theatre
would
again
be
in
identified
with
the
Press
Gal-
ft
'
'
4
Basketball
re-operrs
tonight
at
and
Prince
Rupert
will
.soon
know
j-uikijc
,uiu
any
acuon
in
.na-
iery
in
Ottawa
and
then
re-.ska
'
or
the
Pacific
Northwest
eeived
the
appointment
of
would
be
merely
diversionary,
"Canadian
man"
for
the
Intercut,''
he
hastens
to
add
"that
national
News
Service
i
Hearst),
is
not
necessarily
my
opinion."
this
leading
to
transfer
to
New
uie
tavic
ui
inre
aiier
a
rnrt-e
whether
they
defend
their
Sen
1
'
-
W
,
j
k
v
f
i
wat
j
ior
'
B"
title
at
honie
this
season
or
travel
.south
to
play
in
the
B.C.
finals.
I
ii
any
conflict
involving
the
Canadian
Northwest,
Prince
Rupert
would
probably
play
an
important
part.
He
was
interested
to
hear
that
installations
of
World
War
II
in
Prince
Rupert
were
being
retained.
Mr.
Roberts
i.s
a
writer
of
long
experience
which
started
as
a
boy
when
he
had
his
first
job
on
a
newspaper
with
John
Dougall's
old
Montreal
"Wit
York
where
he
was
engeged
as
Fin
aviation
expert
by
the
great
news
gathering
concern
until
J92fl.
Then
he
took,
to
free
lance
writing
and
In
1927
produced
his
first
book"The?e
Be
Your
Gods,"
a
series
of
satirical
pen
sketches
on
"the
great
and
near
great".
Outbreak
of
World
War
II
found
Mr.
Roberts
offering
his
services
to
the
Canadian
eov-
i
weeks'
holiday
from
league
play.
Some
thrilling
games
are
on
lap
with
Brownwoods
and
Ilih
School
fighting
it
out
for
second
place
in
the
Senior
division,
and
Merchants
taking
on
their
arch
rivals,
Fashions,
with
the
top
spot
ih
the
Intermediate
League
at
stake
There
will
be
two
games
In
the
Junior
division
Stones
playing
Rupert
Hotel
In
the
opener
and
High
School
meeting
Kinsmen
in
the
second
game
of
the
evening.
This
promises
to
be
a
big
month
for
basketball
fans.
There
Colder
Vealher
Hilling
City
i
By
the
time
citizens
had
finished
with
the
final
dinner
,
morsel
last
night,
the
weather
J
outside
had
definitely
changed
again.
Skies
were
clear
and,
with
cold
air
moving
into
this
area.
1
1
it
ness",
later
joining
the
Herald,
eminent.
being
appointed
as
assistant
to
the
late
Serving
overseas
from
1814
to
executive
.1.
.
will
be
regular
league
play
every
temperatures
circpoed
to
tho
20
Tuesday
and
Saturday
evenings
above
mark.
and
two
outstanding
exhibition
j
Rain
nnd
gmw
followed
b
nories
have
been
booked
On
Janu-!frost
made
u
jnoreaslngIy
dittl.
nl9
with
the
Fifth
Canadian
Hon.
Norman
Rogers,
minister
Mounted
Rifles
and
later
the
of
national
defence,
with
whom
Royal
Air
Force,
he
came
back
he
remained
until
his
death
and
'
to
Canada
and
started
law
remaining
for
a
short
time1
studies
at
MeGill
University.
longer
with
Hon.
J.
L.
Ralston,
!
However,
writing
was
in
his
who
succeeded
Mr.
Rogers
I
blood
and
he
took
charge
of
the
Then
he
became
a
correspon-1
McGilh
daily
newspaper
which
dent
and
wrote
"Canada's
War!
he
came
to
operate
as
a
com-
in
the
Air"
and
Canada's
War
'
FIGHTING
1AR
TO
REPRESENT
CANADA
AT
S.
K.
GAMES
Eddie
Haddad,
Dominion
amateur
Lrn'.
v.vi-Ju
champioij,
lands
a
sizzling
risht
to
his
opponents
jaw
ivMr?,
;n
-y.!-.i'.iit'.rt
lifiit
at
IIMCS
Naden,
Esquimalt,
B.
C.
Petty
Oiti-v
Uaddud,
a
native
of
WirnipT
will
represent
Canada
at
ilu
nu-
Games
to
03
hokl
in
N?w
Zealand
in
February
(Jf
(Us
y.-,r.
Haddad
will
leave,
with
other
members
of
team,
for
Down
Under
by
i'ir
on
Jan
'
17.
cult
for
cars
to
ascend
will
meet
the
University
Chiefs
in
a
two
game
total
point
series.
steep
avenues.
The
route
4
bus
enroute
to
the
bus
terminal
The
Chiefs
play
in
the
Lower
Mainland
Senior
League
division
Un
,.umu
tu
mti..io
ait
and
have
won
victories
over
each
j
ctirectly
below
Seventh
Avenue
team
in
that
league
except
the
but
three
attempts
were
futile.
So,
the
driver
took
another
route
and
barely
made
it..
.
e
Canadian
champions,
the
Clover-leafs
On
January
30
and
31.
Prince
Rupert
will
be
host
to
the
famous
House
of
David
basketball
team
The
local
All-Stars
will
play
the
bearded
boys
both
evenings
and
Bo-Me-Hi
will
play
them
in
a
matinee
game
for
school
students.
at
Sea."
On
D-Day
he
was
in!
the
North
Atlantic
travelling!
with
the
Canadian
Navy
as
a1
correspondent
for
the
Satur-
clay
Evening
Post
and
Star'
Weekly.
After
D.
Day
he
was
with
the
Canadian
Army
in
Europe
and
in
1945
he
returned
to
Canada.
The
greater
part
of
last
year
he
spent
in
Europe
including
a
period
in
Russia,
'
Home
From
the
Cold
Wars"
being
the
outcome.
All
of
which
sounds
like
a
rather
full
career
but
which
Mr.
Roberts
dismisses
rather
summarily
as
"52
years
of
newspapering
and
writing
with,
of
course,
some
normal
The
mild
air
had
melted
some'
ot
the
snow-fall
for
the
past
three
days
and
this
coupled
with
mixture
of
rain
and
Snow
had
citizens
stepping
in
unseen
slush
puddles,
which
froze
t.vernight
and
presented
hazards
for
both
pedestrians
and
drivers.
Since
Tuesday,
six
inches
of
snow
has
been
recorded.
Before
Thursday
afternoon,
most
of
the
precipitation
was
a
mixture
of
rain
and
snow.
Thursday
afternoon,
in
a
four
hour
period,
over
one
and
one-haif
inches
of
thick
crystals
settled
to
the
ground.
Total
snowfall
'
4
1
B
"
-i
J.
4
-
.
v.
,
1
(i
I
1'or
Quick
Relief
Beyond
Belief
.
.
.
From
the
pain
ot
Ali
i
ll
KITIS,
RIIKIMATISM,
NK('1(ITIS,
or
SCIATICA...
g!
a
hoiilcof
DOl.CIN
lablets
today.
DOl.CIN
lias
re-lieved
the
pains
of
thousands
of
sufferer.
1)01.
CI
N
Lihl.
ts
are
not
harmful,
easy-to-take,
reasonable
in
cost
()()
tabids
for
$2.39;
the
large
economy-size
'
v,
i
t.
hi
-
III
m"t'i-S
'
"v'
;
I
was
two
and
0113
half
inches,
-
f
1
I
Mens
Bowling
League
Schedule
Jan.
23
Ambassadors
vs
W.I.
Stages,
Oddfellows
vs
Grand
Cafe,
Blain's
vs
C.P.A.,
Stones
vs
D
&
S,
Manson's
vs
Thorn
Sheet
Metal,
Crescents
vs
Rupert
Motors,
Scotians
vs
Brown
woods,
'
Phllpott
Evitt
vs
Triple
C's,
Mallets
vs
Cold
Storage,
Undesirables
VS
Can.
I.epirm
1
C
'o
xi,
1
....
bottle
of
500
tablets,
$10
mostly
melted
away,
and
three-
tenths
of
an
inch
of
rain.
1
Temperatures
Thursday
were
:
moderate.
A
maximum
of
36
'
above
was
recorded
at
7
p.m.1
end
the
minimum
reading
was
30
above
at
10
p.m.
The
official!
minimum
during
last
night
was.
1
21
above.
i
Another
bw
pressure
area
is
1
t
moving
into
this
awa.
This
may
1
BUT
IT
CAME
JUST
THE
SAME-Glamm.m
Rna
ilay.vorth,
and
hur
husband.
Prince
Aly
Khan
are
picture.
!
In
(heir
cream-colored
convertible
outside
the
Chateau
Dnrirry
fit
I.au
;::r,:io,
Switzerland,
wh.-i-e
they
received
members
of
the
pirsj.
Prlufss
Rita
is
reported
tu
have
looked
a
newsman
strnirht
in
the
eye
durini;
the
Miterview
.saying
"I
don't
expect
in
huv..
a
iinhy
v.:n
F.'bruary,
a.'.d
why
everybody
seems
to
think
ii
,,;;.,
t,-,
,,.
,.,.,,
,.arier'
beats
me."
tf
your
druggiu
Chief
Petty
Officer
A.
E.
Sew-ell,
R.C.N,
of
Victoria,
and..
and
Cadillac,
Sask.,
hit
a
virtual
jack-pot
of
prizes
and
trophies
in
the
anual
meet
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy's
Pacific
Command
Rifle
ssoci-ation
meet
held
at
Victoria
recently.
Although
Sewell
took'
away
12
different
trophies
and
cups,
he
received
in
all
about
19
awards
for
marksmanshio.
-
i
mean
a
short
life
for
the
colt.
j
Commercials,
J.C.'s
No.
-2
vs
Home
weather
expected
meantime.
D0LC1N
LIMITED-Toronto
10-Ontario
Oil.
Jan.
30-
Scotians
vs
Cold
Storage,
Undesirables
vs
Ambassadors,
J.C.'s
No.
I
vs
Can.
Legion
J.C.'s
No.
2
vs
Commercials,
Crescents
vs
Home
Oil,
Thorn
Sheet
.
"-
.
m
-
":'f.
1
i
Metal
vs
Brownwoods,
Manson's
I
vs
D
St
S,
Phllpott
Evitt
vs
Rupert
Motors,
Mallets
vs
Triple
C's,
Oddfellows
vs
W.I.
Stages
J
Blain's
vs
Grand
Cafe,
Stones
V3
'
C.P.A.
Sill'
M-f
-J
f
.
-
-
'
....
V.
lirisf:
Feb.
b
-
Blain's
vs
W.
1
Stanes
,
Stones
vs
Grand
Cafe,
D
&
S
vs
i
-
,
-
'
f
M
l
P
A.,
Mallets
vs
Rupert
Motor?,
Scotians
vs
Triple
C's,
Tho.n
Sheet
Metal
vs
Cold
Storage,
J.
C's
No.
1
vs
Ambassadors,
J.C.'a
No.
2
vs
Can.
Legion,
Crescents
vs
Commercials,
Philpott
Evitt
vs
Home
Oil,
Brownwoods
vi
ill
i
m
-.3Sifcjf
iMJNr
raiK
'.m
-t
t.
,j
Manson's,
Undesirables
vs
'
IS
-
X
Feb.
13
J.;c."s
-No.
1
vs
-Orkc.
fellows,':
J.
C's
No
'2
Vs
Ambassad
i
.
x
A
.r-f
ors,
Crescents
vs
Can.
Lesion.
Philpott
Evitt
vs
Commercials,
Mallets
vs
Home
Oil
V.
4nwn
woods
vs
Cold
Storage.
D&Svs
1
Grand
Cafe,
Manson's
vs
CP
A.
1
Scotians
vs
Rupert
Motors.
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
vs
Triple
C's,
Undesirables
vs
Blaine's,
Stones
vs.
W.
I.
Stages.
At
home
-in
-any
company.
.
flff
ONLY
ONE
PAIL
TO
A
CUSTOMER-
CVv-
th-v
c'ephanls
of
New
York's
Central
Park
zoo
must
fui-H
hi
(be
time
when
..iter
was
served.
in
huge
containers.
With
the
UCut,.
';iviitae
torcins
nainninr,.
keeper
Bub
Montana
f.ives
them
the
"h:s
'fluid
in
a
pail.
Other
animals
are
ai.so
foicc;!
tc;
,
,...,,;...
.
i
toW
Feb.
20
D&
S
".
W.
I.
Staees
Hospitality
and
Barton
Type
Ale
go
hand-in-hand
y
Kim
mi
'
C.P.A.-
vs
Grand
Uafe.
M.insim'
.vs
Cold
Storage,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
vs
Rupert
Motors,
Undos-
Iiurton
lype
Ale
is
refreshment
at
its
iinest
with
its
7TnH
1
(rabies
vs
Stones,
J.
C's
No.
1
vs
Blain'S.
MallehS
VE
rjlnimori.iK.
j
Scotians
vs
Home
Oil,
Brown-woods
vs
Triple
C's.
J.
C's
No.
2
jvs
Oddfellows,
Crescepts
vs
Am-
uassaoors,
rnnpott
Evitt
vs
Can
mellow-brewed
navour
.ana
satisfying
taste.
lruiy-me
S,sQfffJ
beverage
of
moderation
the
perfect
expression
of
genuine
M
II
hospitality
that
is
so
much
a
part
of
our
Canadian
life.
ff
I
in
II
Burton
Type
Ale
is
as
good
as,
If
not
better,
than
any
fl
f
fz
11
imported
ale.
Onty2j
Legion.
Feb.
27
Cre.soenui
Vs
Odd
f
el
tows,
Philpott
Evitt
vs
Ambas
If
sadors,
Mallets
vs
Can.
Legion
Scotians
vs
Commercials,
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
vs
Home
Oil,
Cold
storage
vs
Triple
Cs,
J.
C's
No.
?
vs
Blain's,
CPA.
vs
W.
I.
Stages
I
Manson's
vs
Grand
Cafe,
Brown
'Sm
,
j
f
L
'
'
-'mxf-
woods
vs
Rupert
Motors,
Undes-
1
ablefi
vs
D
Si
S,
J.
C's
No.
1
vs
Stones.
March
6
Grand
Cafe
vs
W.
I
;
Stages,
Manson's
vs
Triple
C's
i
Undesirables
vs
C.P.A.
,
J.
C's
No.
1
vs
D
&
S,
J.
C's
No.
2
vs
Stones,
Crescents
vs
Blain's,
Cold
Stor-iage
vs
Rupert
Motors,
Philpott
B
.Evitt
vs
Oddfellows.
Mallets
vs
LIMITED
VICTORIA
j:.
COAST
VANCOUVER
REWERIES
NEW
WESTMINSTER
Ambasadors,
Scotians
vs
Can.
vs
vs
j
Legion;
Thorn
Shet
Metal
I
Commercials,
Brownwoods
I
Home
Oil.
the
Liquor
Contr!
fhil
(dvfrt'isement
it
net
published
or
displayed
by
"Darling.
I
have
a
little
confession
to
make.""
Bwrd
or
by
the
Gov.-nrr4rf
et.l.-itist
,-
-IXi
H11
I