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RULED
OUT
AIR
PAJ
px'uuc
Rupert
Daflg
JUcVus
Monday,
January
3,
1919
Customs
Revenue
Hits
5-Year
Peak
Customs
and
excise
revenues
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
reached
the
hluhest
neak
in
1948
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W
AS
AMATEUR
PHILADELPHIA,
P'
Kdlcby
the
Amateur
Athletic
Unloi
of
the
Cnited
States
has
cnu-d
the
brilliant
track
and
fi-ld
career
of
Henry
(Barney)
Ewj,
31-year-old
sprinter
and
broy
Jumper.
The
negro
from
Lancastei,
Pennsylvania,
who
came
sec
ond
in
the
Olympic
100
and
200
metre
da'shes
last
summer,
was
declared
a
professional
in
a
ruling
announced
Friday.
The
rul
ing
came
after
the
former
Penn
State
sU-.
had
accepted
a
furnished
bouse
as
a
gift.
Mr
.and
mrs.
W.
J.
Nelson
are
leaving
by
air
for
Victoria
and
the
western
United
States
on
a
holiday
trip.
Mr.
Nelso
recently
arrived
from
Tul.se-quah
where
he
has
been
posted
as
customs
officer.
Advertise
in
me
uauy
News!
Blankets
of
all
types
including
Famous
English
WhiUicy
Point.
Famous
Bates
U.S.
Bedspreads,
Quilts,
Sheets,
Pillow
Slips,
Complete
stock
at
low
cash
price.
WALLACE'S
of
Course!
Laurie,
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M,
and
Mrs.
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J'sop,
N.
Kak,.
leu
and
Mrs.
n
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Norman
Iiak
air
on
a
bmw&
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tncrch;
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future
to
lp&y
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Daily
P
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of
the
da.
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PubUcaiK,
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co-o-.
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IT
HAPPENS
ABOUT
ONCE
IN
EVERY
500.000
BIRTHS
Quadruplets
among
cattk
occur
about
once
in
every
half-million
births.
Unawa
re
of
their
distinction
these
four
new
calves
are
enjoying
luncheon,
two
at
a
time,
as
served
by
their
mother,
May,
a
seven-year
old
Holstein
owned
by
Carl
Campbell
of
Bulcer.
Pa.
The
father
lied
before
the
calves
were
born.
I
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j.
j0
-IT!
f'
fe-
7:45-On
Mike
Tonight
8:00
-
Piano
Recital
8:
30-Guy
Lombardo
Show
9:00
-National
Farm
Radio
Forum
9:3(J-Paciflc
Showcase
10:00
CBC
News
10:10
CBC
News
10:15-
Provincial
Affairs
10:30
Biltinore
Hotel
Orch.
11:00
-Weather
and
Sign-Off
TUKSDA!
A.M.
7:00-Muslcal
CIock
8:00
CBC
News
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45
Little
Concert
9:00-BBC
News
and
Comty
9:15
Morning
Devotion
9:30
-Morning
Concert
9:59
Time
Sunn1
10:00--Ellen
Harris
10:15
Morning
Melodies
J0:30
Roundup
Time
10:45--Scandinavian
Melodies
11:00
-
Musical
Varieties
11:15
Songs
of
luCay
ADMIRES
NEW
HAT-Nursing
Sister
Loi-,
t;W
first
non-veteran
to
enlist
in
the
Royal
Canartil-;
Corps
sine
the
end
of
the
war,
looks
over
the
no
wear
as
nursing
sister.
Command
Matron
Butty
fr
,
peg.
left,
helped
Nursing
Sister
Frood
hoo.se
lnrr.fi
j
of
any
year
since
1944,
totalling
$497,758.
The
figure
was
$95,000
greater
than
In
1947.
Only
greater
year
in
the
last
five
was
1944
when
revenues
totalled
$557,486.
SHIPS
and
WATERFRONT
Two
Union
Steamships
Ltd.
coast
liners
arrived
in
port
within
half
au
hour
of
each
other
yesterday
afternoon,
the
Camosun,
Capt.
John
Boden,
at
2:45
p.m.
from
Vancouver
and
waypolnts
and
the
Coquitlam,
Capt.
Harry
McLean,
at
3:15
p.m.
from
south
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points.
Both
sailed
at
11
p.m.,
the
Camosun
for
Alice
Arm,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points,
whence
she
is
due
back
tomorrow
southbound,
and
the
Coquitlam
for
Vancouver
via
Butcdalc
and
Vancouver.
NEW
DELHI,
t
Agricultural
Minister
Jairamdas
Daultram
recently
reported
in
parliament
that
an
area
of
120,795
acres
of
land
has
been
'brought
into
cul
Uvation
by
various
provincial
governments.
The
combined
yield
would
total.
11,207
tons
of
foodstuffs.
and
civil
control
of
Hyderabad.
21
Third
annual
general
as
sembly
of
United
Nations
opens
in
Paris.
26
Britain,
U.S.
and
France
break
off
negotiations
with
Rus
sia
on
Berlin
blockade.
28
Mackenzie
King
gives
farewell
address
at
Paris
as
international
statesman.
29
Field
Marshal
Montgomery
named
chairman
of
permanent
military
defence
committee
of
five-power
western
union.
30
-
Record
number
of
720
British
and
U.S.
supply
planes
land
in
Berlin
air
lift.
OCTOHER
a
Russia
demands
U.
N.
ban
atomic
bomb
and
set
up
atomic
energy
control.
9
Churchill
In
speech
urges
U.S.
not
to
destroy
its
atom
bombs.
11
Cleveland
Indians
win
World
Series,
defeating
Boston
Braves.
15
Britain
and
U.S.
combine
)
Berlin
airlift
task
forces
under
American
.
command.
17
Israel
defeats
Egypt
in
battle
for
control
of
Ncgev
south
'era
Palestine.
)
20
U.N.
approves
Canadlan-j
sponsored
plan
for
atomic
en-I
ergy
control.
21
Dutch
airliner
crashes
in
Scotland;
39
killed.
22
Commonwealth
conference
ends
at
London.
25
Vishlnsky
vetoes
plan
of
f
ix
neutral
U.N.
members
to
end
Berlin
blockade.
29
British
government
publishes
steel
nationalization
bill.
30
Nineteen'
killed
in
Don-ora,
Pa.,
by
,
chemical
plant
fumes.
NOVEMBER
2
--Truman
rc-elrcted
U.S.
President
with
Democratic
Congress.
10
Japan
convicted
of
waging
aggressive
war
by
Interna
tional
tribunal
of
U.S.,
British
Commonwealth,
France
and
Netherlands.
12
-Wartime
Premier
Hideki
Tojo
and
six
other
Japanese
sentenced
to
death
fdr
war
crimes.
14
A
son
born
to
Princess
BLANKETS
BEDSPREADS
QUILTS
-
SHEETS
PILLOW
SLIPS
28
Tito's
leadership
of
Yugoslavia
denounced
at
Prague
by
Cominform.
30
British
occupation
of
Palestine
ends.
JULY
1
Russia
withdraws
from
Allied
Kommandatura
of
Berlin.
3
Gen.
Robertson,
British
military
commander
of
Berlin,
demands
Russia
lift
blockade
of
city.
4
R.A.F.
transport
plane
and
Scandinavian
airliner
crash
at
London;
39
killed.
5
Britain's
National
Health
Service
Act
effective.
7
Catholic
Pennle's
P:irtv
re
tains
leadership
in
Netherlands
general
election.
1C
Israeli
government
obeys
U.N.
order
to
stop
fighting
in
Palestine.
19
Coalition
cabinet
of
French
premier
Robert
Schu-man
overthrown.
Brooks
Chisholm
elected
as
director-general
of
world
health
organization
at
Geneva.
22
Newfoundland
votes
in
favor
of
confederation
with
Canada.
29
Olympic
Games
opened
by
King
at
Wembley
Stadium,
London.
31
Alfried
Krupp
von
Boh-len
sentenced
to
12
years
as
war
criminal.
AUGUST
-
8
Fierce
gales
pound
southeast
coast
of
Britain;
1,000
poisons
homeless.
11
Havana
branch
of
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
robbed
of
$5G2,-000
in
cash.
12
Mrs.
Oksana
Kosenkinn
jumps
from
third
floor
of
Russian
consulate
in
New
York;
badly
injured,
she
says
in
hospital
"kidnapped
by
Russians."
17
Canada
and
the
U.S.
celebrate
eighth
anniversary
pf
Roosevelt
-
King
Ogdensburg
declaration
on
joint
defences.
21
Princess
'Margaret
Rose
celebrates
18th
birthday.
23
World
Council
Churches
ut
Amsterdam
becomes
permanent
organization.
25
Russian
government
scv-rrs
consular
ties
with
United
States.
20
Mob
at
Berlin
city
hall
demands
Communist
city
government.
SKPTICIUIJEU
1
Communists
announce
formation
of
North
China
People's
government.
3
Communist-sponsored
Democratic
bloc
usurps
functions
of
Berlin's
elected
city
government.
4-
Queen
Wilhelniina
of
the
Netherlands
abdicates;
.succeeded
by
Princess
Juliana.
11-Premier
Henri
Queuillc
forms
French
coalition
government.
13
Indian
troops
invade
independent
state
of
Hyderabad
17
Count
Folke
Bernadotee,
United
Nations
Palestine
mediator
and
French
assistant,
assassinated
in
Jerusalem;
Dr.
Ralph
Btinche,
U.S.
necro.
nnnnlni.ori
to
succeed
Bernadotte.
19
India
takes
over
military
TODAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
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leader,
elected
president
of
the
council
of
the
Israeli
government.
'
20George
(Buzz)
Buerllng,
Canadian
air
ace,
killed
in
Rome
plane
crash.
22
Ex-King
Michael
of
Romania
deprived
in
absentia
of
citizenship
and
property.
.
28
-Prime
Minister
Smuts'
United
Party
defeated
in
South
African
elections
by
Nationalist
party
of
Dr.
D.
F.
Malan.
30
Communists
elected
to
powr
in
Czechoslovakia.
JUNE
,
7
Eduard
Benes,
64,
resigns
as
president
of
Czechoslovakia.
V
10
Field
Marshal
Smuts
of
South
Africa
installed
as
chancellor
of
Cambridge
University.
,
11
Danish
vessel
strikes
war-time
mine
in
Kattegat;
200
persons
drown.
16
Troops
clash
with
30.000
Communist
-
led
strikers
in
France;
GOO
injured.
17
Airliner
crashes
at
Mount
Carmel,
Pa.,
killing
43
persons
18
Britain,
United
States
and
France
set
up
new
currency
for
western
Germany
zone.
19
Soviet
close
their
occupation
zone
in
Germany
to
traffic
from
western
Germany.
JJO-Earl
.
Mountuatten,
last
Viccroyi,of
India;
makes
farewell
speech
at
New
Delhi.
j
25
Jpe
Louis
retains
heavy-'
weight
boxing
title,
knocking
-out-ia
alcott.
A.
MacKENZIE
'FURNITURE
1
i.m
JA
Good
Place
to
Buy"
NKW
YEAR
(HITS
AND
VERY
APPROPRIATE
LARGE
ROOMY
HOCKING
CIIAIIC
covered
in
tapestry,
fits
in
witli
your
chester-"fleld
suite.
Priced
at
$92.50
Bill)
KI
CI
IMNG
RELAXING
CHAIR
can
be
made
in
to
a
bed
for
your
guests.
Priced
$98.50
OTTOMANS
covered
in
green
velour
with
attached
cushion
$35.00
LIQUOR
CABINET
with
all
accessories,
finished
in
walnut
burl.
Priced
$125.00
Many
other
items
suitable
for
New
Year
gifts.
I'lionc
775
327
3rd
Ave.
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ATTRACTION
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STREET
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MONDAS
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4:15
Stock
Quotations
and
Int.
4:30
Magic
Adventure
4:45
Easy
Listening
5:00
Musical
Program
5:30
Pops
on
Parade
6:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Martial
Airs
6:30
Musical
Varieties
6:45
Plantation
House
Party
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Round-up
7:30
Pacific
Recital
SPOUTS
IN
1918
(Continued
liom
rage
5)
ketball
player
and
coach,
began
a
six-day
basketball
clinic
in
the
Civic
Centre.
,15--There
will
be
sixteen
basketball
teams
in
the
various
i
city
leagues
this
season.
27
Officers
elected
by
the
Ski
Club
are
Duncan
McRae,
president,
George
Mostad,
Jean
Taught
and
Allan
Armstrong.
NOVEMBER
8
-Biggest
crowd
at
regular
league
games
saw
Co-op
win
from
Bo-Me-IH
in
the
opening
basketball
game
of
the
1948-
season
with
Mayor
Arnold
declaring
the
season
open.
18
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
will
sponsor
the
formation
of
an
indoor
small-bore
rifle
association.
22
Jim
Nicoll
won
the
Canacl-
lan
Legion
Billiards
tournament
final
from
A.
M.
Hurst.
27
The
local
Ski
Club
has
been
busy
every
week-end
at
the
club
headquarters
on
Hays
Mountain.
Cabins
hav
been
repaired
or
removed,
a
girls'
dormitory
built
and
work
on
the
ski-tow
is
well
advanced.
30
The
greatest
sports
news
item
is
that
the
world
famous
Harlem
Oiobc
Trotters
basketball
team
will
play
a
three
game
series
in
Prince
Ruprt
at
the
end
of
January.
DECKMHEIt
3
Bo-Me-Ili
defeated
Kayhl
Polar
Bears
in
'both
games
at
the
Civic
Centre
by
scores
of
58-26
and
51-32.
3
At
the.
annual
Lawn
Bowling
Banquet,
trophies
were
presented
to
winning
rinks
with
president
Billy
Rcid
in
the
chair.
11
An
average
of
540
citizens
of
all
ages
receive
some
form
of
instruction
week
at
the
Civic
Centre
from
Margaret
Slinn,
instructor.
-W-At
Ketchikan,
Bo-Me-lli
won
bolh
games
from
Kaylii
Polar
Bears
by
scores
of
39-31
and
.42-34
to
complete
a
foiir-KHJiie
sweep
of
this
season's
scr
ies.
21
John
Bulg'-r
won
the
final
of
a
Canadian
Legion
Billiards
tournament
by
defeating
George
Dawes
200-164.
.,
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'
SHOWS
AT
7
00
I'
M
JUST
ARRIVED
(ilUSOX
(IAS
WASIIKKS
J$riujf
and
Straltun
.Motor
2-Year
(iuaraiilee
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Philip.
17
U.S.
Navy
sends
marines
and
ships
to
evacuate
American
civilians
from
China.
19
King
Farouk
of
Egypt
and
Shah
of
Iran
divorce
wives.
23
King
George
reported
suffering
from
circulatory
ailment
of
legs;
Royal
tour
of
Ais-tralia-New
Zealand
cancelled.
26
Sun
Fo,
son
of
founder
of
Chinese
Republic,
appointed
as
premier
of
China;
Eire's
parliament
votes
itself
out
of
Commonwealth
to
become
a
republic.
27
United
States
east
coast
longshoremen's
18-day
strike
ends.
28
Canada
takes
firsts
in
wheat,
oats
and
soy
beans
at
Chicago's
International
Hay
and
Grain
Show;
Madame
Chiang
Kai-Shek
flies
to
U.S.
to
ask
help
for
Nationalist
government.
29
France's
335,000
coal
miners
end
06-day.
strike.
DICEiUI'.ER
Tt-i-fil't.
....
f
m
..
..
United
Nations
membership
is
shelved,
by
Security
Council.
3
Steamer
Kiangya
packed
with
Chinese
refugees
explodes
30
miles
'from
Shanghai;
3,200
lost,
about
400
saved.
5
Ernest
Router
elected
mayor
of
Allied
Berlin
as
elections
boycotted
by
Russians
and
forbidden
in
their
sector
(!
Longshoremen
return
to
work
on
U.S.
west
coast
after
97-day'
strike;
U.S.
aircraft
farrier
picks
up
33
survivor.
of
downed
aircraft
near
Honolulu.
7
Chinese
Nationalist
gov
ernment
reports
Communists
hove
250,000
of
their
troop
trapped
near
Suchow;
seventh
anniversary
of
Pearl
Harbor.
10
U.N.
General
Assembly
adopts
first
world
declaration
of
human
rights;
martial
law
pro
claimed
throughout
China.
11
Third
United
Nations
General
Assembly
ends.
14
King
GeoCge
53
years
old.
15
Son
of
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Philip
,
chrisimcd
Prince
Charles
Philip
Arthur
George
of
Edinburgh.
16
French
blow
up
Russian
radio
towers
to
help
Berlin.
airlift.
;
17
United
Nations
Security
Council
turns
down
Israel's
bid
for
membership.
..
In
fct
41
l
i
ixewienanas
iorces
seize
Jogjakarta,
Indonesian
Republic
city
in
fresh
outbreak
of
righting.
20
Britain
announces
four-year
plan
to
economic
recovery.
21
Prime
Minister
Stalin"
of
Russia
is
09.
"71,
1
1
you
feel,
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