8
Prince
Rupert
Daily
rJews
Wednesday.
December
6.
1950
Many
Called
Answer
Slow
If.
.
;
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i-v'v;
Mudfhr!
Mystery!
TQf
In
the
Aft
goyest
city
'
in
lhs
"10
J'1'
worU
i,,
t
Vs
rk
k
i
x
rum
rrouiictii)ns
diaries
l.a
union
Thai
Smile
Tells
Ihe
Answer!
prints
Hubert
u....
Burgess
Meredith
and
the
(
ity
f
ParW
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Hopes
(or
Future
Citizens'
Day
Response
Although
there
have
been
about
100
positions
found
by
the
"The
Man
on
the
Eiffel
wi
in
color
v,,('l
Junior
Chamber
of
-
Commerce
For
a
BOYS'
GIFT
194
mm
for
Future
Citizens"
Day,
High
School
students
have
been
slow
to
apply
for
them.
Jaycee
Committee
Chairman
Stuart
Furk
T0M()t,.,)W
Sliowj
KnziiaxcrjcnzsxM
expressed
some
disappointment
yesterday
afternoon
concerning
the
slowness
of
applications,
but
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
!
flt
there
would
be
sufficient
to
-unoswUifhha
till
'A
nnri.Ai..,.
.
'i
C0nvpni
Protest
Closing
Of
Way
Mail
Box
the
'The
Store
for
Dad
and
Lad
H.rnmg
dcadlln.
fill
the
positions
offered.
Object
of
the
day
Is
to
acquaint
students
for
one
day
with
the
taslcs
they
will
be
required
to
perform
when
they
go
out
into
the
world
to
earn
their
living.
Positions
offered
cover
the
;
I
,
-
'AUi'r'l
!"-"jhd:
.
v
MM"
.
'l
IT""
the
!.
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
has
takvn
up
with
the
director
of
postal
services
the
ithH,,aiPst0&
whole
gamut
of
the
work-a-day
wt
mi-re
was
as
.r
not
safer
than
any
otrver
ocean,
It
seemed
a
question
as
to
how
had
the
matter
of
amendment,
for
which
the
federal
authorities
had
expressed
favor,
was
being
world.
They
include
practically
(
recent
discontinuance
of
the
way
lllmnl
.in
Follow
Up
Load
Line
all
jobs
in
public
service
and
mall
box
at
the
Canadian
Pacific
uch
rvir
(.s
a,
m
k:-government
offices,
civic
ad-
ain,uii
ministration
and
utilities,
in
pursued.
Until
a
correction
was
effected,
it
seemed
Prince
Rupert
could
not
become
a
world
port.
Therefore
it
was
important
that
the
Chamber
should
continue
its
Enf
ertaininq?
Buv
Col
BE1TEU
DAYS
AHEAD
Increased
demand
lor
silver
and
new
ore
discoveries
promise
a
mild
boom
for
tlw
mining
town
of
Cobalt,
Ont.
This
photo
shows
the
business
section
of
the
town
itseii,
with
Cobalt
Lake
in
the
middle
background.
From
Uie
discovery
of
silver
in
the
aiea
in
1903
to
its
partial
demise
in
the
30's,
Cobalt
was
known
as
the
"cradle
of
Canadian
mining."
At
the
moment,
there
are
six
producing
mines
in
the
area,
with
more
being
readied
f
or
production
of
being
explored.
CP
PHOTO)
representations.
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
told
of
having
.
Chamber
of
Commerce
To
Work
Towards
Having
Port
Handicap
Removed
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
after
a
Idng
.discussion
on
this
perennial
problem,
decided
Monday
night
to
work
actively
again
through
the
fed
-1
eral
Department
of
External:
token
up
the
matter
in
London
three
years
ago.
The
govern-1
ments
an
dthe
Canadian
National
Railways
knew
the
score
but!
it
was
important
the
insurance!
companies
should
be
convinced.1
dustry
and
business.
Last
night
the
Junior
city
council,
elected
on
November
23,
sat
in
round
table
discussion
ou
matters
of
civic
interest.
Among
problems
discussed
were
housing,
sewers,
traffic,
road
and
sidewalk
conditions
.
and
finances.
After
working
at
their
chosen
jobs
and
professions
all
day
next
Tuesday,
students
will
be
Invited
with
their
counte.
parts-for-the-day
to
a
social
gathering
at
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
to
discuss
among
each
.
other
Items
that
have
arisen
during
the
day.
order
supply
of
Coca-Cola
now
...
be
prepared
for
WRECK
EXPERIENCES
Description
of
Collision
Scenes
In
Letter
Here
j.'tart
to
jump
a-ound
and
Hugh
I
aid
there
must
be
a
car
off
the
track
and
-going
down
the
bank,
j
We
really
thought
we
were
for
it,
;nd
were
going
down
too.
Thi
all
happened
In
a
few
seconds
and
with
the
third
Jolt,
we
were
I
at
a
Ntop.
We
both
bolted
for
the
a
sister
of
Kov
'Tfc"c"
?".he?
.we,hiard
refreshment
and
hospitality
The
next
international
conven-
Affairs
with
a
view
to
obtaining
,
tion
is
scheduled
fo
-
1953
but.
i
meantime,
it
has
been
sueeest.vi
Mrs.
H.
H.
Millar
of
Edmonton,
TIT
T'
!
T
,
..
.
a
uaiY
1
1
i
1111
1
WXHl
I11IT1
that
amendment
might
be
brought
about
hrough
consent
of
each
of
other
fifty
nations
concerned.
It
was
Jcft
to
T.
Apple-
whaite
M.P.
and
J.
T.
Harvey
to
pursue
the
matter.
uauy
iews
aavertlSinp
manager,
Was
from
his
dad
and
questioned
hlra
a
passenger
on
the
train
that
was
in
collision
with
'
"HuRh
8rabbcd
u
coat
and
.
,
,
went
out
to
see
what
had
haopen-
ft,
f,:
i.
r
it
-
t
tine
troop
train
at
Canoe
River
west
of
when
Jasepr,
cd.
Bv
this
time
we
were
an
in
the
20
fatalities
occurred
amona;
the
soldiers
bound
f
rom
'
vpnibu,r8
riiscuinB
w
bumps.
;When
Huah
came
back
we
took
r
i
i.
i.
t
iit
i
an
amendment
to
the
International
-
xxiad
Line
convention
whereby
Prince
Rupert
may
be
put,
on
a
parity
with
Vancouver
and
other
down
coast
points
in
the
matter
of
cargo
quotas
and
nsir
anre
rates
by
extension
of
the
zone
line
from
the
present
50
degrees
north
latitude
to
E5
degrees.
J.
T.
Harvey,
reviewing
how
the
matter
hart
frocn
pursued
Police
Report
'
For
October
amuia
to
rort
iewis,
wasningion.
PIONEFR
BUILDER
'one
look
at
his
face
and
kne
't
was
m-re
er'ons
than
anv
of
Mrs.
Millar
says
the
shock
felt
,
.
WNAIMC,
EC.
us
thon"ht.
H"
sn-'l
it
was
a
head
KP
Pioneer
;
in
the
Dasscnrr
train
v.a.s
severs
foar
Duncer
of
Nanaimo.
Ha-Vy
Vnllmprc
Hoc
i,,ct
j
diligently
since
1931,
explained
r
7"
"
""'"''-nn
c-lliMon
and
h
was
afraid
in
the
easy
chair.
The
fr-st
Jolt
lhe
pnttine
frow,
must
be
kme(1
was
so
severe
he
just
tojk
-off
We
went
out
to
th
vestibule
and
r
vrr
me
top
of
me
ana
Dumped
cou'd
see
th
terrific
mess
of
the
his
head
on
the
back
of
my
seat,
engines
and
p:'S
nillcd
ud
to-then
landed
right
back
in
his
petber
we
wee
on
n
curve,
so
wV,
V
1
J
BStn
Dhday
He
sailed
coastal
viried
into
two
zones
north
and
-fr.-
r
vfpr,
b..,'
south
of
the
50th
parallel
during
establishing
a
boat-building
busi-
his
luc
iiiuouib.
ne
neia
inai
ness
here,
now
operated
bv
the
North
Pacific
was
as
safe
if
rons.
Although
there
were
six
vehicle
accidents
reported
to
the
city
council
hi
the
October
police
report,
no
reckless
or
drunken
driving
charge
were
laid,
according
to
Corp.
E.
A
.Wales,
in
charge
of
the
Prince
Rupert
detachment
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
The
report
listed
135
prosecutions
in
police
court
during
the
month
of
which
134
resulted
enough
that
rve'von"
kne-
in
accident
of
some
s:Tt
had
happened.
Her
husband
went
forward
to
find
out
and
yooti
returned
with
some
of
the
detaih.
Roti"
of
the
derailed,
and
shattered
cars
could
be
sen
at
a
riistan?";
and
it
was
a
shocking
sere.
M
?.
Millar
writes
as
follows:
"It
nar"rnrd
at
1C:3T
a
m.
and
I
-think
the
rep
son
the
faen-gers
got
off
so
liehtlv
r-s
fnr
"s
injuries
wont,
was
br-n-
chair
did
exactly
the
same
thing
could
see.)
""Parts
of
the
eneines
with
the
second
jolt
but
w?s
;wr
-p
awav
un
on
the
upper
bank
ready
frr
the
third
one
and
huns
rr"'
'vonirt'nt
belipve
bow
the
on
to
his
cair.
t
just
b.nr?d
mv
;
""""Vifd
rp
onld
p
11
n'1
Into
head
and
shoulder
a
little
so
we
r""h
"
'ma'l
sa"f.
Huh
said
were
very
lucky.
,v,e
two
prfines
and
at
lest
"With
the
iolhs
u-a,
n
W!
lhrr
pn-s
w-i-T-nn-H-d
Into
th
FINE
PRINTING
AT
.
.
.
egal
Printers
"ar
wouId
norma,1ycosU
collected
totalled
$2018.
PHOfsE
21
one
was
sitiing
or
lvim;
a
ounl
crunching
noise
and
we
wore
sii"
"nn
In
that
lull
rftor
breakfast.
I
was
we
were
trnini
into
o
rt
cvAn
reM.
222
SECOND
AVE.
in'
"Property
check
resulted
lying
on
the
:eat
in
oi-
com-
Then
we
sa
w
the
poles
and
w'r;i
T"
1-7
TFHR1RI.E
-
.,w,
rnlizcd
how
terrible
-
It
ON
DIE
i
--Gruesome
Twosome
By
CHIC
YOUNG
r
'Ullllli
the
night
patrols
finding
14
business
establishments
insecure
with
unlocked
front
or
rear
doors,"
Corp.
Wales
reported,
"lhe
proprietors
were
notified
and
premises
made
secure,"
the
report
stated.
reallv
was
when
thf
rildle'S
Flatted
rurnin?
throueh
oucars
fettiii''
axes,
fire
extineulshcrj
ori
fi--
nH
k't
They
keot
Vr-minc
hack
askinR
if
we
dld'iH
Vi
o
tin
ntil
inft
in
tVti
nrrair
-i
t
Monetary
loss
from
Criminal
,edTt"es
nr
first
a'd
klt.
We
AulhorW
kHtlr
al
Coca-Cola
undaT
waUKt
iUi
CowCtOi
'pave
th"m
our
bottles
of
llouo!
wmie
recoveries
pih
evn
f'ni
lri
Thev
started
I
Code
cornPUilriU
was
assessed
at
iiirin?
sheets
and
towels
for
band-
amounted
to
$2395.
Four
major
ees.
It
was
Wrible
to
fe-1
so
,
complaints
were
Investigated,
helnlp'-s
when
we
knew
thoe
I
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORKS
I'hone
132
Prinrc
Rupert,
B.C.
Disaster
Nurses
Are
Being
Sought
LET
YOUR
WORRIES
MELT
LIKE
"or
fellow
i-"-e
nurt
so
badiv
rr-i
tn
r"d
"f
ri'sin1
and
,edatives
thev
did'nt
have.
We
MX
o'f"red
to
in
nrid
heln.
but
th
Armv
had
thines
unde"
con'-o'
,vprw
nu'klv
and
I
C"e"
mary
'-f
thn
bovs
were
trained
In
A
SNOW
MAN
ON
A
SUNNY
DAY!'
Work
of
the
Prince
Rupert
iis-
Light
Up
For
Id
ifirst
aid.
"
"Anvo)..
who
did
eo
un
was
?sler
committee
Is
pro3rcs.slng
V
y
y
9
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
y
Tree
Lights
Xmas
Decoration:
I
fried
with
admire
ion
at
the
way
favorably
according
to
a
state-the
troops
who
were
injured
men'
b?
R-
A-
Morley.
chairman
carried
on
without
c.omnlaintA
'
of
tn
local
branch
of
the
Can-
adlan
Red
Cross
Society.
Chief
.,
Their
main
concern
seemed
to
be
if
that
there
miRht
be
children
and
"c
al
l"e
momeni
is
quaiined
Wrap'pinq
Paper
-rfr
Cards
Toy:
Cooks
Gam:
a
-men
hurt
on
the
nassener
'
"ursea
migni,
De
avaiiaoic
train.
"Also
I
think
the
train
'
w
worR-
wlLn
lne
commiuee.
Mr
Morley
feels
there
are
many
t
nurses
in
the
city
not
active
in
S
crew
were
wonderful.
They
did
cvervthiw?
th"y
could
to
make
m
mum
'ii
reaJe
cnmioaanie
ana
tn
am-
""c
i"c"uum
wuu
suuuiu
ue
f
linear
crew
manaRed
a
hot
meal
i
wlllln8
co-operate
with
the
for
everyone
at
about
4
in.
the
!
committee
In
the
important
txsk
V
rf'ernoon.
The
dininR
car
stew-
they
are
trying
to
perform.
There
?
will
be
a
meeting
of
the
com-
JJ
mittce
later
in
the
week.
1.,,,1,,,),AJ,.J,.
nrd
carried
on
as
usual
aanoun
.
r?-1
b-"n
told
he
had
gotten
n
terrific
blow
acro-s
the
stomach
ar-a'nt
a
table.
Cu'
fleenln?
csr
n4-t-.
bid
a
bad
pash
across
his
forehead
but
said
noth'n
'o'it
't
vtlt
wo
Pitied
his
h"f
was
caved
in
In
front
he
still
-'Mild'nt
It,
dre,!,d
null
everyone
had
been
attended
to
first;"!
soon
got
nretty
cold
aftr
(
I
irjONT
mind
vouR
PEADING
(
ITS
STILL
TOO
BR'IGHT-
'
'
'
'
"
THAT
AWFUL
MVSTEKY
BUT
LET
ME
TO
1
IT
tZlll
,
"x
V
E,l?.IH
LIGHT,
'
FIX
THE
LIGHT
SO
I
CAN
r
V
T
0
f
PEAR.
SO
WE
,
GO
TO
SLEEP
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COULDN'T
LIFT
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tu;
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u
j'?Bg
kkrrfess-""
the
rTY
ad
J
think
It
was
about.
5
in
the
afternoon
when
h"
other
'ectlnn
came
up
behind
us
and
we
attached
on
to
It
and
SANTA'S
Walked
Right
In
with
a
GIFT
For
Every
barlerl
ba"k
for
Kamloops
then
on
to
Calvary
and
so
home
v'.i
CPR
tracks.
Certainly
we
not
iiffrr
anv
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Wilfred
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piano
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