Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
November
1,
1950
Called
To
Settle
Campus
Dispute
L.
M.
Felsenthal,
who
left
on
today's
plane
for
the
south,
is
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Moose
Bazaar,
Nov.
2
and
3.
Canadian
Legion
Card
Party,
Nov.
6.
Cards'
tournament,
Catholic
Hall,
Thursday,
Nov.
2,
8
p.m.
,
Legion
Auxiliary
Fall
Bazaar
November
8.
for
numt
wwrnu
v
cMt
NTS
MEXICAN
SUGAR
Mexico
will
have
at
least
50.000
tons
of
cane
sugar
for
export
next
year
FAMOUS
.EXPLORER
Alexander
Mackenzie
reachei
the
Pacific
Ocean
by
land
in
1793.
Ross
Holton
sails
tomorrow
home.
Lrnfc
Vur,
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
on
an
unusual
mission.
He
has
Uel
unused
rooms,
Vancouver
where
he
will
entrain1
been
calied
upon
to
act
as
ar-
th
-.nt
or
attic
wi
for
his
home
at
Montreal
for
a
biter
of
an
odd
dispute
between
Get
Your
.
.
.
r
-
P,,f
Wall
Men's
Tea,
two
college
fraternities.
United
Church
Thursday,
Nov.
9.
One
fraternity
at
the
Univer
sity
of
Washington
had
been
occupying
a
house
owned
by
an-
d
nail.
"ily
L
Will
no'
warP'
:tzf
Cards
omer.
Notice
had
been
given
to
vacate,
supposedly
for
the
reason
that
the
building
was
to
be
demolished.
The
occupying
fra
II.
Takef
nf
4
4
4-4-
4-
U
oof
wtl
jldecora'10"'
ternity,
under
t
he
circum
Presbyterian
Fall
Sale,
Nov.
16.
Eastern
8tar
Ball,
Nov.
17.
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
W.A.
Fall
Sale,
Nov:
18.
I.O.D.E.
Fall
Bazaar
November
23-
.
Nurses'
Annual
Ball,
Nov.
24.
Lutheran
Church
Lutefish
and
fishcake
dinner,
Sat.,
Nov.
25.
Annunciation
Home
and
School
Association
bake
sale,
Lyons
Cor-
Hut's
a
frte
Sthdion
ajj
stances,
proceeded
to
have
a
FOR
ALL
BUILDERS'
NEEDS.
PHONI
Miss
J.
Husoy
returned
by
ah-Monday
from
a
vacation
in
Vancouver
and
other
points.
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
general
meeting
Wednesday,
Nov.
1,
Canadian'
Legion
Hall,
8
p.m.
All
players
and
supporters
invited.
(255)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Walberg
ana
iittie
uaughter
;ean
have
moved
to
Cow
Bay
from
North
Pacific
Cannery.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Crawford
and
daughter.
Miss
Jeananne
Crawford,
of
Stewart
were
passengers
aboard
the
Camosun
Tuesday
going
through
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
About
60
people
enjoyed
themselves
at
the
Valhalla
Lodge
dance
Saturday
night.
Music
was
by
Mike
Colussl
and
during
the
evening
there
were
two
square
dances
to
liven
things
up.
Supper
was
served
by
the
committee.
"M.
O.
Kullanaer.
assistant,
dis
n
CHRISTMAS
GREETINGS
0;
116orll7
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
"wrecking"
party
and,
apparently,
a
good
Job
was
made
of
the
wrecking.
The
owning
fraternity
has
claimed
$2500
in
damages.
The
occupying
fraternity
has
offer
ed
to
restore
the
building
by
its
ner,
Nov.
25..
month's
visit.
Mrs.
Rita
Watson,
and
daughter,
Marion
have
returned
from
a
three
weeks'
holiday
at
Vancouver
where
they
visited
Mrs.
Watson's
brother,
Walter
Brent-zen.
Moose
Lodge
and
Chapter
bazaar
and
dance,
November
2
and
3.
Bazaar
commences
at
2:30
p.m.
In
Moose
Temple.
Dance
at
Civic
Centre
on
Friday,
November
3.
Door
prizes
now
on
display
In
Jones
Family
Market
window
where
tickets
are
obtainable.
(257c)
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Blair
plans
to
leave
Monday
to
visit
her
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Bickerton
at
Winnipeg.
Mrs.
Bickerton,
who
has
been
visiting
here,
returned
to
Winnipeg
last
week.
D.
C.
Stevenson,
administrator
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
returned
to
the
city
on
Monday
afternoon's
plane
after
an
absence
of
two
weeks
during
which
he
attended
a
conference
of
hospital
executives
in
Winnipeg
and
the
annual
meeting
of
the
British
Columbia
Hospital
4
own
worK.
The
parties
have
been
unable
to
come
together
and
Mr.
Fel-senthal
was
asked
to
so
to
Seat
Phone
234
3rd
Street
Prinr.
I?....
L.O.B.A.
Bazaar
Dec.
1.
United-
Church
Fall
Bazaar,
December
7.
:
...
PRINTERS
STATIONERS
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
Hospital
Ass'n
And
Government
Conflict
of
Opinion
tle
to
assist,
If
possible,
In
mak-1
ALL
ROUGH
il-GLO
;.;s5
6
High
Gloss,
-y
beautiful
tints
-erior
decorating.
JCK
DRYING
ing
a
settlement.
Mr.
Felsenthal,
although
a
graduate
of
an
eastern
university,
is
a
member
of
the
same
fraternity
which
had
the
wrecking
party
at
Seattle.
trict
forester,
was
the
speaker
today
at
the
regular
weekiv
inn.
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
.
Australians
plan
four
kinds
of
football
soccer
-with
11
men,
Rugby
Union;
15;
Rugby.League;
13;
and
Australian
rules
18.
cheon
of
the
Prince
Runert.
flvrn
Club,
accompanying
his
talk
with
uispiay
or
moving
pictures.
THOMPSON
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
rrcsiaeni
a.
j.
Dominate
was
In
uie
cnair.-
pWARE
CO.
LTD.
At
Convention-Local
Administrator
Back
D.
C.
Stevenson
returned
by
air
yesterday
from
Winnipeg
and
Vancouver,
where
he
attended
the
Dominion
convention
of
hospital
administrators
and
the
B.C.
1
Hospital
Association
convention
respectively.
;
At
Winnipeg
it
was
all
work.
However
he
did
have
time
to
visit
St.
Vital,
Norwood
and
King's
Row,
where
flood
damage
was
extensive.
Many
people
-are
not
allar?
Special
joint
meeting
and
social
(Prince
Rupert)
W.
G.
Kelsey
and
E.
K.
Yost,!
nf
Mr'
0,
association
in
Vancouver
ter
members
in
hon-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Wood
of
visitina
District
EX
FLO
-
cock
of
Sooke,
Vancouver
Is
Winnipeg;
J.
F.
Dunlop,
Smith-ers;
R.
Berryman,
Sandsplt;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Cameron,
Victoria;
R.
Forgie,
B.
J.
McCaus-land,
H.
M.
Semmens,
T.
E.
As
O
TAILORING
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING
the
TAILOR
Deputy
Supreme
Governor
to
be
held
Wednesday,
Nov.
1,
at"
9
p.m.
in
the
Temple.
Members
please
attend.
Presentation
of
25-year
pins
to
eligible
brothers.
(255c)
ton
and
G.
Burns,
Vancouver;!
Mrs.
M.
R.
Monrean,
Ketchikan;
j
S.
T.
Strimbold,
Burns
Lake;
W.1
land,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
the
south.
They
are
making
the
round
trip
to
Ketchikan.
Mr.
Woodcock
Is
gathering
material
for
a
travel
book
on
British
Columbia
which
he
is
writing
for
a
British
publishing
con
...Bottles
REPLACEMENTS
Exclusively
at
J".
Rea,
Leaside,
Ont.
220
Sixth
St.
Phone
649
I
back
in
their
houses
yet
and
I
have
little
hope
of
getting
back
j
In
for
some
time
to
come.
Gangs
I
of
men
and
trucks
are
still
working
carrying
away
the
debris.
I
The
Red
River
now
is
five
feet
!
higher
than
normal
and
people
j
are
panicky
lest
there
be
a
repetition
of
last
year's
deluge.
The
St.
Boniface
hospital
building
HAPPY
STENOGRAPHER
'
STOCKHOLM
Miss
Dithy
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
fo
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
Grundstrom,
18,
won
top
honors
STORK
SHOPPE
Gov't
Employees
To
Attend
Meet
Miss
Eveiyn
(Rivett,
forestry
branch;
Armine
Boas,
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit,
and
K.
Kiefer,
Terrace,
sailed
today
ort
th;
cern.
I
,
Harold
P.
Johns,
director
of
education
and
vocational
guidance
for
the
Department
of
Education,
arrived
In
the
city
among
6,000
entrants
In
a
typing
and
calculating
contest
and
tor
303
3rd
Ave.
W.
a
reward
is
getting
an
air
trip
to
Rio
de
Janeiro
with
a
week's
holi
i
i
i
on
the
Prince
George
this
morn
day
in
the
Brazilian
capital.
"
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
arid
Printed
'
PROMPT
SERVICE
i
HANDLER'S
STUDIO
21
4th
Street
Box
645
Phone
Green
389
-
Prince
Rupert
ing
from
Victoria
and
will
pro-teed
by
the
evening
train
to
,
Faokinjr,
Crating
ipin;
ami
General
Prince
George
where
he
will
at
L:ii;t
and
Storage
camosun
for
Vancouver
to
attend
the
seventh
annual
meeting
of
the
B
C.
Government
Employees'
Association
at
Vancouver.
The
two
day
session
at.
tho
Hotel
Goergia
will
be
on
November
3
and
4.
Delegates
from
all
over
the
province
will
attend
tend
a
convention
of
teachers
of
that
area.
Mr.
Johns
visited
the
program
has
been
held
up
because
of
the
uncertainty.
Dyke
work
is
going
on
continuously
and
stronger
structures
are
emerging,
Mr.
Stevenson
said
one
of
the
troubles
last
spring
was
that
during
the
years
people
have
been
throwing
cinders,
ashes,
etc.,
on
the
dykes
and
that
water
seeped
into
them
as
they
would
into
a
sponge.
Other
persons
from
Prince
Rupert
attending
the
B.C.
Hospital
Association
convention
were
C.
Hh.-
High-
School
this
afternoon
and
later
Is
to
meet
local
teachers
at
Give
lour
Battery
A
Break!
.
Reliaole
and
Effi-:v;cc.
Also
anonls
for
".
Liquid
Air
Co.
Lta.,
'n,
Acetylene
and
all
mpplies.
fl
a
dinner
In
the
Civic
Centre.
iVTien
dining
out
INSURE
YOUR
HOME
askforthe
n
SAY'S
CARTAGE
DRAGE
LIMITED
Water
Engineer
For
City
Here
W".
R.
Bonnycastle,
Vancouver
chterpion
Ketchup
L
and
Park
Avenues
rim-ifs
fifl
and
6S
Is
your
battery
tired?
Sluggish?
Don't
ask
it
to
take
on
the
added
load
of
your
heater,
and
give
extra
power
for
those
cold
winter
starts,
unless
you
"treat
It
properly.
-
We'll
check
and
recharge
It
as
needed.
Drive
up.
hydro
and
electric
engineer,
retained
by
the
city
to
survey
the
local
'water
supply
system
and
recommend
thereupon,
arrived
O.
Ham,
chairman
of
the
board
of
directors;
Lady
Superintendent
Miss
Elizabeth
L.
Clement,
and
Mrs.
J!
Vlunthe,"
delegate
to
the
Women's
Auxiliary
convention,
who
also
sat
in
on
some
of
the
association
sessions.
I
fiury
Steamer
1Mb
Ittwikn;
ILM
by
plane
this
afternoon
from
the
south
for
another
visit
to
conduct
a
final
examination.
While
here
during
the
next
few
day3
it
is
expected
he
will
go
into
session
witti
the
city
council.
mMI;
K
GEORGE
17'
v2
;
fi
.i.'y-jr
"
rva.'w
V
h.
JC
f
.
N
DM
20
AGAINST
THE
COLD
For
Furnace
Repairs
.
and
Renewals
Phone
BLACK
884
SAILS
FOR
:
I
HOSPITAL
INSURANCE
!
British
Columbia
Hospital
In-
surance
Service
officials,
Mr.
,
Stevenson
said,
had
many
com-;
plaints.
They
were
worried
about
',
the
rising
costs
of
hospltallza-j
tion.
Another
complaint
was
the
increase
In
patient
day
stays
in
hospital,
which
they
claimed
had
risen
in
the
provincial
average
PCOUVER
REAL
ESTATE
,
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
4
Inltrnifdiate
Ports
Each
Thursday
t
11:15
p.m.
IVI
one
day.
The
public,
they
said,
were
demanding
more
services
for
which
there
was
not
the
KETCHIKAN
R.
E.
Mortimer
Extra
comfort
and
less
work
for
you
with
a
Coleman
Oil
Heater
Low
in
Cost
Efficient
in
Operation
Available
now
at
'FM)Y
MIDNIGHT
!
monev
t0
Pav-
Tncy
also
sald
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFFR)
SHEET
METAL
LTD.
I
puuiic
were
aDusing
me
pmvih.bc
Always
Prompt
ana
Courteous
j
;v.v.v.sw.v.v,vavwavW.v,v
Fur
kesmuuons
Write
or
Cull
COT
OK
DEPOT
OFFICE
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
under
tnc
scneme.
The
hospital
association
charged
the
government
with
promising
many
things
but
not
giving
the
hospitals
the
money
Commodore
Cafe
!
PIONEER
CANADIAN
LAUNDRIES
BOY
SHOT
Glen
(Teddy)
Rose,
10,
was
found
dead
in
bush
south
of
Ontario's
Algonquin
Park
with
a
bullet
In
his
head
after
he
had
been
missing
for
more
than
two
days.
Search
party
of
300
included
troops
and
a
helicopter.
Police
are
holding
a
13-year-old
companion
who
said
the
two
of
them
had
been
partridge
shooting
and
Terry
had
not
wanted
to
come
home
with
him.
(CP
PHOTO)
PRINCE
RUPERT.
I
t0
do
them-
Mr-
Stevenson
said
g
q
line
association
cnsncu
ure
b-
ernmeni
was
uhiuk
me
suueme
w
t
'Hospitality
and,
Uood
Food"
rhone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
I'd
Ave.
Da
via
Chow.
Mgr
HAVE
INSTALLED
LEATHER
EQUIPMENT
for
Cleaning
and
Re-dyeing
Leather
and
Suede
Jackets,
Purses,
Shoes,
Etc.
a
political
football.
The
association
also
said
the
government
had
been
lax
in
making
collections
Thov
mintf-fi
61.000
as
the
McBride
Street.
Phone
311
numDer
wno
naa
regisiicu
uuo
had
not
paid
their
premiums
at
the
end
of
1949.
The
association
Phone
8
For
Information
Phone
118
(255)
claimed
that,
if
the
delinquents
YOUR
ALL
AROUND
SERVICE
were
forced
to
pay.
it
would
re
duce
the
burden
on
the
remain
P
FINISHING
der.
Government
officials
said
If
the
Increased
services
were
to
be
given.
It
would
be
necessary
HOLLYWOOD
CAFE
The
Answer
To
Your
Parcel
Problem!
We
have
the
answer
to
your
problem
of
Christmas
shipping
BUY
OVERSEAS
CARTONS
5
and
11
Jb.
sizes
10cond20c
7
to
cut
down
hospital
expenses
or
Increase
premiums.
K'Klak
camera
i
Llnc-up,
'"Mhments
for
all
Cameras.
'
anl
Kodachrome
Film.
K.
Printing
and
Enlacing.
We
Specialize
in
The
association,
Mr.
Stevenson
said,
said
the
government
was
n
n
MfSkf
encroaching
on
the
local
auton
WS
V
SHtS
omy
of
hospitals.
The
association
felt
people
on
the
spot
had
'
Ave,
w
a
better
knowledge
of
what
the
TMI
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEIN
"Kr"6"ts5eofJer9PMONE
requirements
were.
The
convention
decided
tO
appoint
a
public
relations
officer
to
keep
the
public
Informed
of
what
hospitals
were
doing.
Of
the
11
hospitals
In
British'
OPEN
FROM
7:30
PJW.
to
3:30
A.M.
STAND
NEXT
TO
NEW
LIQUOR
STORE
Columbia,
60
were
represented
at
the
convention.
There
were
In
all
200
representatives
from
hospitals.
NEW
FAST
SAILINGS
Effective
Nov.
1st
Please
Note
v
FUR
SALE
Putting
Down
Of
Revolution
Inning
Gilding
'H
Aihance
In
Times
Vancouver
Service:
RSPAIRNG
6
Prince
Rupert
j
KEEP
.WARM!!
Qp
O
Mitts
Wool,
Leather
and
the
ever-popular
f
Doms
Department
Store
SEE
OUR
COMPLETE
STOCK
'
'
"
AND
SELECT
YOUk
WINTER
COAT
AT
CQll
363
BTCHELI
SAN
JUAN.
Puerto
Rico
National
Guard
planes
and
infantry
launched
a
strafing
and
i
ground
attack
today
on
two
towns
held
by
the
United
States-hating
Nationalists
who
Monday
launched
a
.
revolt
in
ten
Puerto
Rico
cities.
Toll
of
the
rebellion,
worst
m
the
island's
history.
Is
28
dead
i
and
22
wounded.
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