er
-!.--
4
Prfncc
Uupcrt
Dafi?
r3ctoj
Friday.
December
31,
1943
liated
Chambers
of
Commerce
of
South-eastern
Alaska
meeting
in
Juneau
urged
development
of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
as
the
shipping
centre
-for
the
lumber
and
coal
products
of
the
region.
29
City
Clerk
II.
D.
Thain
was
elected
secretary
of
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
1948
Continued
Irom
Page
1)
umbia
Cellulose
Company,
sidiary
of
the
Celanese
Corpor-
SWISH.,
info
theNewYoAtr
-
I
ction
of
America,
xo
raise
funds
-
10-i-Mrs.
Jean
Ness
Findlay
;
for
erection
of
a
plant
at
Wat-ecmpleted
a
series
of
delightful
.on
Island
was
ofTered
for
sale.
it
jrals
in
the
Rotary
Club's
:
24
DrUiing
contracts
..tracts
in
in
pre-
A
paration
for
erec
t,uu
ut
"1C
Children's
Ward
in
the
local
.
"m,l,miM
at
the
I:
I
hospital,
i
and
power
house
at
the
W
atscm
"
U
An
increase
of
five
mills;
Island
Cellulose
plant
were
b
the
city
taxation
rate
was
ap-
!
awarded
to
the
Pacific
Diamond
"
b'jved
at
the
fijst
reading
of
j
Drilling
Co.
tre
city
budget.
i
Ax'GV5T
13-Dr.
R.
H.
Ball,
assistant;'
4Second
carg0
of
,umber
to
George
Schneider,
vice-pre-;
.
vvtiv.-
RnmM
Mills
with
the
gay
assurance
that
comes
with
that
feeling
of
being
groomed
for
any
occasion.
Sweet
Sixteen
has
a
fine
display
of
striking
formals
and
alter-live
gowns
that
fit
right
ia
with
the
holiday
mood.
CLEARANCE
SALtT
Prices
that
will
bolster
your
Budget
CtATS-Fur,
Fur
Trimmed
and
Plain
DRESSES
Wool,
Crepes,
Gabardines,
Bonsalines
and
Taffetas
BLOl'SES
and
Pl'RSES
SI'a.
A
small
deport
holds
any
purchase
an
the
Sweet
St
Personalized
BUDGET
PLAN
can
be
used
to
take
Sr.
th"
balance.
No
Interest
No
Carrying
Char"?.
COAL
ARRIVES
IN
SOVIET
SKCTOR
OF
BERLIN
Great
pomp
and
ceremony
accompany
the
arrival
in
the
Soviet
sector
of
Berlin
of
800
tons
of
coal
briquettes
on
the
first
train
to
operate
on
it-.
mil
tsno.
ino
the
Rnnsians
elamwd
down
their
blockade
last
July.
The
Russians
a
n,
.-M.thM
mH
hanners
includina
one
that
read,
"We
are
helping
demo-
of
Centna
B
C.
Munici-
Vanderhoof
meeting.
OCTOBER
1
Instead
of
the
usual
200
bags
of
mail
the
Princess
Louise
carried
2,000
sacks
on
her
northbound
Alaska
trip
from
Vancouver.
Rev.
George
Sendall
has
arrived
to
take
over
the
pulpit
of
First
Presbyterian
Church.
12
A
week-end
gale
drove
the
Ketchikan
boat
Discoverer
aground
and
the
P.M.L.
15
rescued
the
crew
of
five.
12
C.P.S.
Princess
Adelaide
left
on
her
final
trip
from
Prince
Rupert
after
15
years
on
the
Vancouver-Prince
Rupert
run.
She
completed
38
years
of
service
in
B.C.
waters.
18
Capt.
John
Wick's
halibut
boat
Johanna
struck
a
log
and
was
beached
in
Observatory
Inlet.
After
spending
12
hours
on
the
bearh
Capt.
Wick
and
passengers
Ted
Smith,
Bert
Withers
and
Bud
Tlmmermeister
were
picked
up.
18
Forbes
Lee
shot
a
180-pound
black
bear
on
Eleventh;
Avenue.
25
Freight
traffic
on
the
local
Canadian
National
Railways
is
a
hleh
record
according
ten
Alistair
Fraer,
vice-president
in
charge
of
traffic,
who
made
one
of
his
periodical
western
legion
trips.
NOVEMBER
.
1
Hallow'en
was
observed
quietly
with
large
attendance
of
children
at
the
organized
Kinsmen
fire
celebrations.
8
Local
Chamber
of
Commerce
succeeded
in
having
War
Assets
Corporation
defer
offer
inor
lnpfii
United
state
um-time
installations
for
sale
for
demo-1
FOR
ALL
TYPES
OF
PRINTING
office
sitpi
ies
'
t.m
rriNG
CAnm
HOME
STATION
El!
I
PENS
AND
rtSOL
un
nsiru
uic
t,iii
sw
cratic
Berlin."
However,
It
Is
ably
to
industrial
plants.
in
a
gale.
11
Remembrance
Day
was
j
observed
under
the
local
Cana-!
dian
Legioh
branch
with
an
im-
j
pressive.
parade
and
later
the;
annual
banquet.
12
At
semi-annual
meeting
the
Frince
Rapert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
voted
the
sum
of
$500
for
the
Civic
Centre.
isA
npt
nrnfit
nf
sr
740
was
i
announced
by
Don
Forward
In
his
reportto
the
directors
of
the
Civic
Centre
on
the
recent
Carnival.
The
membership
in
the
Civic
Centre
Association
is
1,209
18
A
land
plane
piloted
by
owner
Bill
Spratling
of
Taxco
Mexico,
made
an
emergency
landing
safely
at
the
Seal
Cove
air
base.
'
20
A
crowded
mass
meeting
in
the
Civic
Centre
climaxed
the
By
CHICK
YOUNG
SEE
-
Besner
Block
HOLLYWOOD
n
lition
purposes.
'
conclusion
of
a
very
successful
9
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilkins
and
Education
Week
observance,
son
are
in
hospital
at
Bella
Bel-
24
Mitchell
&
Currie
began
la
after
having
spent
four
days
work
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avon
the
beach
at
Egg
Islam!
when
enue
Rnd
First
Street
for
the
the
lighthouse
which
they
tnd-
new
8100.000
Paramount
Theatre
ed
was
blown
off
its
foundations
to
be
built
for
Famous
Plavers
Most
Up-to-D-te
Cafe
tho
City
Open
from
8
p.m.
te
1
We
Specialize
in
Cblnee
Dishes
CHOI
SUEY
CHOW
ME1X
FOR
Ot'TSIDE
ORDERS
PlIONE
1U
j)jj!jit"
j
MifiiHii.njjiiliil'1'
,,.
f
VJHO'D
LIKE
MORE
)
(
TO
GAT
1
if??
'.,
I
.
S
Silent
of
tlie
Celanese
Corporate.
Visited
the
Watson
Island
project.
27
Floods
near
Kitwanga
h
tve
washed
out
30
miles
of
railway
track
and
disrupted
rail
Bt-rViee.
1VSE
8
At
a
well
attended
meetly
;
a
Flood
Re'ir
committee
J'.eaded
by
Mayor
Nora
'Arnold.
Don
Forward.
E.
T.
Applewhite
and
R.
A.
Morley
made
pla-.is
to
in
assist
flood
sufferers.
12
The
citizens
turned
cut
in
carnival
siyie
to
welcome
:c.t
new
coastal
luxury
hr.er
&5,
Frince
George
oa
her
ir.ii:-.
voyage.
21
First
tr
ia
to
?.re
Fr:rr-f
Rupert
for
the
east
snoe
1U?
'
24
when
floods
tfisnspied
r
traffic
left
this
txtvarx.
29
In
declaring
the
FV:!
Belief
Campaign
cl-xti
txiay
xi.vt-'or
Arnold
thanked
all
comriba-tet.
The
total
resided
was
'".-01816.
SD
The
Skeena
Highway
was-c'ficially
reopened
tooay
after;
f!ood
damage
had
been
re-j
paired.
,.
jrxY
I
2
Gordon
OXeary,
taxi
driv-j
er,
lost
his
life
when
the
car
he!
was
driving
ran
off
the
road
j
i.ear
Port
Edward.
6
Recent
arrivals
by
road
from
the
United
States
include
groups
from
Oceanside.
San
tiego
and
from
West
Palm
Beach,
Florida.
They
are
entranced
with
the
scenery.
12
Twenty-four
boys
left
for
the
Kinsmen
Kiddie
Kamp
at
Lakelse
Lake.
14
An
isstie
of
$15,000,000
first
mortgage
bonds
of
Col-
BLONDIE
lrvVw
vy
funny,
i;f
MOBODV
SEEMS
,
t
V-T
TO
BE
AT
VAMA
HAS
A
HEADACHE.
J
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f
PL6ASP
LCXX
APTER)
s
Lfl
THiNSS
wiLE
A
f
Supc-J
1
UOOWM?r
(maI'
1""
few'
A
l
WANT
yOU
wt
there
-fSvTo
BlPnOif
wjili
m
VOU
SEE
WHO
IT
IS
DAILY
NEWS
CL.SSrFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BEtXG
F.a
arrived
in
tow
to
be
s
shinnpfi
fi
over
the
Canadian
National
Railways
to
the
United
States.
11
A
major
break
in
the
city
11-inch
water-
main
at
intersection
of
Sixth
At,
nue.
Hays
Cove
and
Amfcrose
Avenue
caus-.
ed
a
water
shortage
emergency
that
kept
the
city
on
short
wat-r
nsuons
icr
two
days.
16
First
tuna
fish
to
be
landed
in
Prince
Rupert
was
brousht
by
Cap;.
Mcr-tan-Bvyg
whose
cs,'.ch
cf
15X00
pounds
was
sold
V3
the
Prince
Rupert
FLsher-n:T.$
Oopetttiw
Association
fee
S4.SX.
H
Frir.ce
Rupert
Civic
Cen-we
C&ciUva!
began
with
Agne,s
Kisfisio&h
chosen
as
Carnival
s-r.S
Fort
Queen.
25
Margie
Brain
was
chosen
EC's
most
beautiful
girl
at
the
Vancouver
Exhibition.
SEPTEMBER
2
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bjorn
Sel-vig's
plans
for
a
holiday
were
t'Pet
when
a
bird
flew
through
the
open
window
of
their
automobile
near
Rainbow
Lake,
causing
the
car
to
swerve
and
fall
over
the
bank.
10
"Margie"
Brain,
British
Columbia's
Queen
of
Beauty,
received
a
tumultous
civic
welcome
wHen
she
returned
home
to
Prince
Rupert
today
after
her
visits
to
Vancouver
and
Hollywood,
i
.
17
Very
heavy
and
many
shipments
of
fish
and
lumber
from
Alaska
are
keeping
all
available
longshoremen
and
freight
handlers
exceptionally
busy
In
handling
through
shipments.
23
The
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
B.C.
and
affi
Behind
the
Eight-Ball.
DEAR
DA3V.O0O
WE
WON
T
BE
H0S
UNTIL
LATH.
VOL)
VJILL
FIN3
VOUS
SaPPER
IN
TWE
OVEM.
1
j
Show
Him
Your
Muscle,
-The
Skipper
Club.
A
Dead
Ringer.
T
N090CV
ME&'-iv
T
MUSTVE
BEEn
i
THE
TeLEPHCNE-vFOJ
'JW,
I
LOCK
I
D
-
il?.
.:
.'
-
.
.
only
In
the
5-jVet
rc.t.-r.
A
morgen
is
a
South
African
mea.'ure
ol
area
fquul
to
Mlti
acres.
CitvMcrchants
City
merchants
are
asked
In
future
to
have
ropy
for
all
display
advertisements
into
the
Daily
News
office
by
4
pm.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
This
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
in
keeping
to
the
regular
hour
for
publication.
We
take
the
greatest
pleasure
in
extending
our
Best
Wishes
for
a
JOYOUS
NEW
YEAR.
Rex
Bowling
Alley
.....
fc.
VANCOUVER
ThU
dvertisement
i,
not
,)('
,
'
.,4
4
,
-
-
believed
the
coal
will
be
distributed
Canadian
Corporation.
DECEMBER
14
The
Seattle
tus
Hercules
was
forced,
to.
come
into
harbor
for
-shelter
with
the
rrmrwnt;
of
a
Davis
raft
of
logs.
18
-Bob
Parker
Ltd.
opened
a
new
service
station
opposite
u.t
Civic
Centre.
17
As
a
result
of
the
Civic
elections
todav
H.
M.
DH"2ett,
J
N.
Forman.
W'ilfred
McLean
ani
Harold
Whalen
were
elected
for
two-year
terms.
G.
B.
Casey
was
re-elected
for
a
one-year
term.
School
Board
member?
were
returned
to
office,
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
Mrs.
E.
Becker
and
A
Bruce
Brown
20
Bert
Johnson
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Thomas
Balmer.
skipper
of
the
"Pensioner"
were
both
burnrd
to
orath
today
when
the
boat
blew
tip
Kenneth
Nesbitt
nn"1
Herb
Jensen.
bot;i
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
Al.
Ker-toot
of
Bella
Bella
escaped.
21
Cheque
for
$23,301
05.
presumably
the
city's
six-monthi
portion
of
the
Provincial
Social
Security
and
Municipal
Taxation
Act,
was
received
at
th
Citv
Hall
today.
NOT
ONE
BY
ONE
Scientists
can
determine
tlif
number
oi
molecules
in
any
volume
of
gas.
From
this
ctr.
Iv
found
the
weight
of
one
molecule.
In
1770,
British
law
rendered
I
j
null
and
void
any
marriage
I
I
where
the
wife
had
captured
j
her
husband
through
the
use
i
i
of
cosmetics.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
TO
YOU
AND
YOVHS
WE
EXTEND
OCR
BEST
WISHES
FOB
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HAPPY
NEW
YEAR
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and
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