Henry
Dixon,
Hazel
Tweed
and
ie,"
during
the
course
of
whl"h
Pn-v
Welter',
Margaret
Wide,
she
spurned
the
attentions
of
.,iul
1.1
tj'fl
Peterson.
Monday,
December
13,
1948
Fantasy
at
St.
Peter's
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
two
suitors,
Ernie
Br.im;m
ana
Frank
McFadden.
One
of
the
waiters,
Jim
Hem-mons,
sans
the
well
loved
"The
Last
Time
I
Saw
Paris,"
In
which
he
was
joined
on
the
sec-
A
the
music
died
away,
attention
swims
to
the
parted
curtains
at
the
back
of
the
.stage
where
stood
a
lovely
Par-
?,,-.
l
i.iu
in
a
billowv
blue
An
Independent
dully
newspaper
devotfd
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnca
Rupert
ud
all
eomnninliln
compr'tnir
northern
nd
central
British
Columbia
'r
(Authorl7,cd
u
Second
Class
Mail.
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa)
Pir)lthl
nrf
nfternoon
except
Sunday
br
fltnce
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue.
Prlnre
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
Q.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
UKMRF.lt
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
ATOM
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
!
-4
Hit
U.w.ri-H
hv
("oillt'dV
..'mv..l.vin
Elliott,
who
rai.sed
onci
chorus
by
pretty
husky
salmon
trolli:i;
gr-.tun
Us
Increased
navigation
aides,
coast
voiced
Carol
Brenten.
and
Musical
Kxtravagana
her
sweet
soprano
voice
to
sing
which
have
been
close;!
for
sev
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Cherie,"
then
joined
eral
years
in
the
Interests
of
i
.,
ptprv
parish
Hall
was
Encore
City
Carrier.
Per
Wee
Mtc.
Per
Month,
75c:
Per
Yenr.
00.
Si&
By
Mail,
Per
Month.
50c.
Per
Year.
5.00
Vaughan
Tattersall
s
violin
and
the
romantic
son?,
'
"in
Dreams
I
Kiss
Your
Hand,
Ma
V
ibices
fw::
I
primarily
for
fishermen,
are
being
sought
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
particularly
the
West
Coast.
Cost
of
establishing
these
is
admittedly
small
and
it
is
understood
that
the
Department
of
Transport
is
con-
conservation.
It
is
understod
,jlled
t0
overflowing
Friday
and
villi
Jim
Hemmons
to
perform
that
these
will
be
re-opened
in
.
Saturday
evenings
with
audi-!
a
graceful
semi-ballet
ballroom
1950
so
there
is
likely
to
be
con-
'.
mces
both
receptive
and
appre-j
(U
nee.
.
.
.
siderable
activity
ovr
there,
j
ciative
for
the
Young
Peoples
As
the
dancers
left
the
stage.
dame,"
made
"Jistenable"'
combination
as
the
gaily
dressed'
young
"gypsy"
violinist
seren-'
The
waterfront
nas
reached
:
oart
comdey
and
musical
extra-:
i
ni,nk
McFadden
deftly
served
'
Carol
J"
,
f
sidering
their
installation
Brentzen,
in
a
frothv
lua
written
and
produced
Uk?
-cafe
iatrons"
with
soft
Certainly,
they
will
be
needed
Its
lowest
period
of
activity
of
vaga
ever
if
the
Queen
the
season
and
nrobablv
will
re-:
entirely
by
the
young
people
drinks.
more
than
black
gown,
portrayed
a
captivating
cafe
singer
"Mimi,"
as
she
danced
onto
stage
and
ob-Contlnued
on
Page
3)
Charlotte
Island
tuna
fbhery
main
inactive
until
after
the
themselves.
I
The
lights
dimmed
and
the
becomes
a
permanent
Industry.
New
Year,
if
herring
dooa
not
'
The
first
sect.on
of
the
pro-;
curtain
at
the
back
parted
On
top
of
that,
there
I?
the
pro-!
show
in
the
district.
;
gram
took
the
form
of
a
moc
,.,,.ain
to
reveal
a
wistful-faced
ieeted
re-opening
ol
the
west
d,...,
(
ik,
mierntor'
run
'
broadcast
called
f
ania-
.
ml!1
iaciy
in
raincoat
ana
Der-
Part''
saare
0,1
a
brightly-
against
1R
of
herring
has
been
report
si
.
well-known
CBC
program.
Ji-iited
lamp
post,
as
the
six
the
north
coast
yet.
although
it
,
Plf-nbins
w
n
Hard
for
France
to
Take
FRANCE
is
very
much
worried
over
the
decision
.
of
British
and
American
military
authorities
authorities
that
Western
Germany's
massive
key
coal
and
iron
industries
will
be
handed
back
to
the
Germans
to'work
for
Germany,
the
Germans
to
decide
whether
there
will
be
private
or
ublic
ownership.
Titles
would
be
transferred
to
German
trustees
but
a
return
to
the
old
owners
of
the
Nazi
regime
is
forbidden.
Britain
and
United
States,
after
the
bitter
experiences
of
the
past,
could
and
probably
would
see
that
there
would
le
no
tendency
toward
a
concentration
of
?K)wer.
However,
it
will
take
a
lot
of
assurance
to
satisfy
France.
To
have
France
and
Germany
lie
down
in
peace
together
while
the
former
still
have
the
sinews
of
war
is
something
that
will
not
be
accomplished
in
a
da
v.
i
n
lurs
h!
S2Ln
"
;
T
f0fwas
T"
i
,
.
Vm
1
as
the
"star"
of
,
the
show,
wav
3lenen.s,
as
Lili,
aroused
pa-
H.O.D.E.
SALE
SUCCESSFUL
.
t.,
;
,
,,1(1,
UIO
.,
V
11
1
II..
I
!
Ihiw,
sonw;
local,
ion-
mg-
CHIROPRACTOR
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C.,
Ph.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
rtiiMie
BUT
442
for
Appointment
noi
K
10:30
am
to
14:30
p
m.
and
a
to
i
p
m.
t:
i.m;k
Monday
and
Friday.
7:30
p
m.
foi
thoje
unable
to
come
during
th
rtny
PFFPTfONTHT
In
attmU-ince
fternooi.
wisecracks
and
his
subsequent
tu,ie
to
table,
examining
each
,Overseas
parcel
fund
and
other
..u,..,
.,vU
lauahs
in
appreciation
of
UicPi
ln
search
of
the
lover
who
COTTAGE
nit
reduction
at
Port
Eriwar
U
UI1U
.
.
,
t.
...
his
own
humor.
never
came.
Butedalt.
New
Creamed
-
p,
VALENTIN
I)A
Your
l;y
ALL-WEATHER
SEF
Four
"sisters"
piaved
by
With
blight
lights
gleaming
Anne
Whiting,
Margie
Thorn-
on
her
scarlet
gold
sequinned
ton.
Hazel
Tweed
and
Shirley
p.
own.
pe.lte.
eracetul
Anne
Hudm
delighted
the
audi-
Whiting
performed
a
solo
dance,
ence
with
their
rustic
rendition
"You're
Too
Dangerous,
Cher-of
the
current
hit,
"Buttons
and
-
-
-
O.C
Football
TRADITION
CARRIES
ON
j
Aldershot
1,
Chester
).
Bristol
Two
J,
Swansea
Town
1.
For
an
Economical
Civic
Administratis
SUPPORT
EL
M.
Daggett
!MEPEMf
Nt
CAMHDATE
tm
AM)K;mX
Bows,''
and
later
on,
a
iavorite
,tf
yesteryear
'Christmas
Dreaming."
Richard
Tweed
as
the
crooning
cowboy,
sang
two
touching
western
ballads
during
the
course
of
the
"broadcast."
Last
but
not
least
were
the
'0MMEXTIXG
on
the
retirement
of
Premier
:'C
Mackenzie
Kine;
and
his
lengthy
tenure
of
office
Crewe
Alexandra
S.
MUiwaii
;
2.
!
i
Darlineton
1.
Levton
Orient
fl
!
Exeter
City
2,
Hereford
United
j1
Kernels
of
Korn,"
a
three-j
.
m;
piece
orchesi
ra.
loud
if
not
j:
Gateshead
S.
Scarborough
0.
fowl,
wnicn
was
lorever
DreaK-Hull
Citv
0.
Reading
0
extrai'"3
into
what
was
obviously
the
projects
of
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.
profited
Saturday
from
the
chapter's
rummage
and
home
cooking
sale
held
in
the
former
Fairway
Foo
j
Market
premises.
The
sale
was
highly
successful
with
practically
all
articles
being
bought.
Convener
of
the
sale
was
Mrs.
H
M.
W'ightman
while
those
assisting
in
the
morning
were
Mrs.
D.
H.
Stewart,
Mrs.
Neil
Mac-donald,
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stewart
and
Mrs.
MeGow.
Assisting
in
the
afternoon
were
Mrs.
J.
Micholuk,
Mrs.
John
Ewart,
Mrs.
P.
Whid-rion,
Mrs.
Alex
Davidson
and
Mrs.
Alex
Varton,
chapter
regent.
Aid
also
was
received
fron
Mrs.
Harold
Muneey,
Municipal
Chapter
Regent,
Mrs.
C.
G.
Ham,
Cambrai
Chapter
Regent
and
Mrs.
William
Noble,
Honorary
Regent
of
Cambrai
Chapter.
IN
THE
SUPKLTin;
COURT
Of
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
Ih
thr
M.ittif
if
Hip
"AlilnMratliii
Art"
Anil
In
ttw-
Mai
Iff
mf
tut-
I
ut
Crank
(
ItlllillKM.
llHtTttMHl.
Intrsttttf.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
ol
Nis
Honor
JinK-e
W.
O.
Fulton.
Local
Judw
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia.
I
was
on
the
24th
day
of
November.
AT).
1S48.
appointed
Administrator
of
the
i:-,tate
o!
Trank
Chudlntfc.
late
of
Ocean
Falls.
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
or
about
the
3rd
iY
of
Septemlwr.
1948
lime
being
played
.
Washers
with
vmv
(dm
the
Christian
Science
Monitor
says
a
man
has
stepped
down
in
Canada,
and
a
two-fold
tradition
carries
on.
French
and
English
interests
are
fused
.
and,
in
international
affairs,
Canada
has
its
own
'(diplomatic
corps
and
national
aspirations.
Says
the
Boston
newspaper:
"Mr.
King
never
forgot
that
law
of
Canadian
politics
formulated
by
Sir
Charles
Bagot,
an
early
Governor-
General,
'You
cannot
govern
Canada
.
without
the
French.'
"This
was
a
lesson
Mr.
King
learned
from
his
.
own
mentor,
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier.
"'The
second
French-Canadian
so
to
govern
is
-Mr.
King's
hand-picked
bilingual
successor,
Louis
MADE
BY
the
H
it
ny
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTR
only
piece
it
knew,
"Turkey
in
the
Straw."
This
unit
was
composed
of
Vauthan
Tattersall
o-i
the
violin,
Richard
Tweed
on
the
guitar
and
Helen
Marchil-(ton
on
the
piano.
MI
SKWI,
ROMANCE
The
second
section,
which
comprised
the
major
part
of
the
proa
ram.
was
a
musical
romance
called
"Le
Cafe
Parisi-c-ttiw?."
This
tableau
retained
a
French
atmosphere
throughout
Irom
the
music
to
the
setting.
The
curtain
went
up
on
a
dimly
lit
stage
arranged
as
the
interior
of
a
French
cafe.
Six
yowng
couples
sat
chatting
around
six
candle-lit
tables.
eronomiral
nature.
Monacal
LASTS
I.ONCER
on
my
Leytonstone
3,
Newport
County
3
i
extra
t'nie
being
played".
Mansfield
Town
1,
Northampton
Town
1
(extra
time
being
played!.
Notts
County
3,
Barrow
2.
Scunthorpe
Unitd
0,
Stockport
County
1.
Southport
1,
York
City
1
extra
time
being
played
.
Torquay
United
3,
Norwich
City
1.
Walsall
4,
Gainsborough
Trinity
3.
Walthamstow
Avenue
1.
Oldham
Athletic
1
lextra
time'be-in
played
i.
Weymouth
0,
Yeovil
Town
4.
"AGAIN
IN
STOCK'
ONLY
$149.50
SEE
Mephen
St.
Laurent.
A
successful
corporation
4
The
Northern
B.C.
Poweru
walli
ind
reiliiifi.
Prove
the
old
laying
the
better
the
quality,
the
len
it
rotlt.
Save
ne
time
and
work
too.
...
I'd
rather
im
a
rood
job
ttilb
Monaxal
Lrraus
I
know
It
will
Uy
hrautiful
lonirr."
Phone
201
LIMITED
Phom
at
Oee;in
Falls
British
Columbia
until
tlve
strains
of
music
float-
Bradford
City
0,
New
Brighton
extra
time
not
being
played
J
el
from
oft
stase.
All
rose
to
0
owing
to
bad
light
i.
All
persons
indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
tru
amount
of
their
lndebtedm-as
to
nw
forthwith
and
all
persons
having
claims
Run
Inst
the
said
estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
perly
verified
on
or
before
the
3
1st
day
of
December.
1948.
failing
which
distribution
will
be
made
having
re-
lawyer,
Mr.
St.
Laurent
joined
Mr.
King
s
cabinet
in
1941.
The
solid
foundation
of
Mr.
King's
policies
7
awaits
the
further
building
of
Mr.
St.
Laurent."
;
PREMIER
MINE
THAT
there
is
strong
likelihood
of
the
Premier
mine
reopening
next
spring
is
not
at
all
sur-"'
prising.
This
was
heard
suggested
'frequently
;
when
the
plant
closed
down.
Most
of
the
men
who
;
-had
been
employed
tliei-e
are
believed
to
be
still
in
;
;
British
Columbia,
possibly
within
convenient
dis-,
tance
of
Portland
Canal.
Some
are
in
Stewart,
"
;
Prince
Rupert,
Vancouver
and
other
communities
to
which
mining
men
are
drawn.
The
highway
linking
the
mine
and
the
town
of
Stewart
will
be
kept
.wopen
all
winter
and
at
Premier
everything
is
said
to
be
in
readiness
to
resume
at
short
notice.
Four
,
maintenance
men
are
on
duty
ah
the
time.
This
does
not
look
like
a
long
and
indefinite
suspension.
Second
Division
Brentford
0,
Blackburn
Rovers
1.
nance
a
prcwy
picture
lnaeea
with
the
girls
in
their
varicolored
formal
dresses
and
the
bdys
in
their
dress
suits.
The
dancers
were
Joyce
Peterson
and
Dick
Gilker.
Marie
Skal-merud
and
Cnarlie
Graham,
Shirley
Hudson
and
Richard
Tweed,
Doreen
Bateman
and
From
a
i-B
auriey.
4
Bard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
been
notified.
DATKD
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
this
24th
day
of
November.
1948
CORDON
FRASER
FORBES,
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
(296)
Bury
1,
Nottingham
Forest
1
tie
i
.
Chesterfield
3,
Barnsley
2.
Coventry
Cilq
2,
Luton
Town
0.
Leeds
United
1,
Queens
Park
ti
n
St
Deluxe
Shaving
Brush
.
itli
preeihion-halitnee
lianille
the
idciil
pift
for
miy
imin.
Made
willi
lincl
1
1
1
a
1
1
1
y
pure
Silx'iiiin
ltadiT
ll.iir
.
.
.
t
lie
Siiiinn
Di'Ltixc
Sinning
Krusli
i
liatwiMinM-ly
facka?Ml
for
4
;lirilniin
in
lU-.l
uikI
(oll
PU-tii
pift
cae.
See
our
full
line
of
SiiiiniK
Sluiiii
lSru.lie.
"
'
From
50
lo
$2.".(rfl.
g
Leicester
City
2,
Cardiff
City
for
.
.
.
the
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
MAN
.about
town
if
y
v
i-
V
2
(tie).
Lincoln
City
1,
Southampton
2.
Sheffield
Wednesday
2,
Bradford
1.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
3,
Plymouth
0.
West
Bromwich
Albion
5,
Grismby
Town
2.
West
Ham
United
1,
Fulham
0.
Seamen's
Amenities
fund
and
the
British
and
European
relief
fund.
Plans
for
distribution
of
Christmas
hampers
to
needy
families
also
was
discussed.
'Duchess'
Chapter
!
Makes
Donations
Donations
to
three
separate
causes
were
voted
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
Duchess
of
-Edinburgh
Chapter,
-
I.O.D.E.,
3,t;3d
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
D.
C.
QE.MES
DRUG
Final
plans
were
laid
for
the
Chapter's
rummage
sale,
held
Saturday
in
the
Fairway
Food
Market
building.
One
new
member
was
welcomed
into
the
chapter.
The
meeting
concluded
with
"Stwart,
Eighth
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of
some
of
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wonderful
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display.
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