ft
lirinrc
Rupert
Cai'Ip
fictosf
Thursctey.
December
30,
1!MS
n
Independent
r1ll
iw-weoaoer
diTfit1
ki
thi
iiDbul'tilnu
Of
Prtnn
ftupurt
PRESENTATIONS
MADE
AT
SEA
CADET
FUNCTION
Prince
Rupert's
Captain
Cook
Corps
of
Sta
Cadets
held
their
rif
n-itTiir
wnr-tiB
nAribn
unrt
r"trftl
RriTlh
Columbia
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Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avnue,
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
O.
A.
Ht'NTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
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OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
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BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
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t
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;
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SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
"7
I
AH
H'lty
Carrlfr.
Per
Week
Me:
Per
Month.
7Sp!
Per
Year.
8
00.
tinol
function
ol
the
year
last
i
night,
fi
dance
at
which
recog
t
By
Mail.
Per
Month.
50c;
Per
Year.
5
00
i
-
if?
9
'
'
-
11
nition
was
given
to
persons
who
assisted
in
their
work
during
tho
last
12
months.
Before
an
assembly
of
60
!
c-uupies
in
the
Navy
Drill
Hall
7
J
I
canteen,
Corps
members
ant.
friends.
Lieut.-Commander
Alex
Mitchell,
Corps
commander,
pre
sented
a
decorative
vase
and
a
DCST
PROCURABll
bouquet
of
flowers
to
Mr.
an1
s.
J.
N.
Forma
n
on
theocca-.
sioii
of
their
twenty-third
wed
ding
anniversary.
Mr.
forman
1
is
president
of
the
city
branch!
of
the
Navy
League
of
Canada.
I
sponsors
of
the
Sea
Cadet
inn
i-.
t
.-
1
y
mil
AV
s
I
i
vv
ILLIAM
CSAWf
ft
5tS,
UMITtO.
OUHU'
W-'k
Chief
Petty
OfXker
Gordon
Rothwell.
a'
member
of
the
Corps
;
for
the
last
seven
years,
was
of-'
ficiaJiy
presented
with
his
ap
PEACET1ME
BLACKOUTS
FOR
ONTARIO
During
the
bitter
part
of
19S
OiH.ario.
returned
to
the
era
of
the
lnp,
lantern
'1
i.if
fdvertisfnienf
m
not
pub!islid
;r
Ji?ila;
ci
ty
t,'.juc.r
ContivJ
fi.fj
or
L
C.r.vci
uuicnt
o(
Briiisli
Coluiuliia.
pointment
as
a
midshipman
by
Lk-ut.
-Commander
Mitchell.
EARLY
EXCURSioJ
The
King
and
his
People
GEORGE
VI
has
enteral
the
thirteenth
KING
year
of
a
reign
overshadowed
by
war
and
suggest
ion;
of
war,
the
problem
of
a
dubious
jeaee
and
-
uerplexities
of
track
and
finance
at
home,
in
poor
Z
health.
X
The
institution
of
monarchy
has
never
been
closer
to
the
hearts
of
British
subjects
than
it
is
to-day.
All
know
the
members
of
the
Royal
Family
"
lead
upright
lives,
but
jxtssibly
all
do
not
know
that
"tlnnr
obligation:
die
heavy,
e&actin
and
numer-
'
ous.
-
Z
The
King-,
through
the
trials
of
war
and
ers,on-
al
sorrows
has
shown'
a
true
democracy;
a
kindness.
T.
and
an
attachment
to
the
welfare
of
country
and
jieople.
And
so
today,
wjienever
and
where
ever
we
-
are
asked
to
stand
to
attention,
it
is
not
without
-reason
that
the
strains
of
the
National
Anthem
fhould
hold
a
deep
and
intimate
significance.
Tan
agreeable
prospect
DECIDED
IMPROVEMENT
in
Canada's
holdings
A
of
tjold
and
United
States
dollars,
announced
by
Hon.
Mr.
Abbott,
Minister
of
Finance,
will
come
as
an
agreeable
New
Year
development,
to
Canadians
generally.
The
holdings
at
the
end
of
September
had
reached
a
total
of
S854,OO,000
as
compared
with
$r01,000KlO
at
the
same
time
a
year
previously.
This
gain
results
in
the
modification
of
certain
restrictions,
such
as
the
lifting
of
import
bans
on
$1(X)
worth
of
personal
purchases
and
gifts,
bought
during
a
stay
of
-18
hours
in
the
United
States.
Seeing
that
the
.
import
bans
previously
had
covered
about
everything
a
Canadian
might
wish
to
purchase,
this
variation
on.
the
part
.
of
Ottawa
comes
as
a
matter
of
considerable
BKAMFORD,
Ont.
0
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
j
Pre.seiiUttkNis
were
also
made
;
:
to
Instructors
Stewart,
Kidd
and
;
Fraser
of
the
R.C.N,
detachment
of
HMCS-
Chatham
in
recog-'nition
,
of
the
valuable
training
'M;-
V
sions
were
just
as
.1
and
tallow
candles.
Electric
power,
which
before
the
war
was
i
abundant
and
cheaper
than
any
other
place
in
the
world,
is
running
so
low
that
power
authorities
have
had
to
pull
switches
plunging
whole
residential
and
business
areas
into
partial
or
total
darkness.
However,
the
province
has
eight
new
power
developments
in
the
making
uch
as
this
one
at
Aquasjiboji.
which
wont
be
in
operation
until
1950.
It
will
feed
Port
Arthur
and
j
Fort
Wilkam
and
new
$23,GOa.000
pulp
mill.
Water
is
shown
boiling
through
open
sluiceways
of
new
development.
eany
untario
as
th
day.
A
newspaper
pubL;
!
instruction
Uwy
have
rendered
j
It
11WJ
UVCilL'S
J
ti,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
i.
tCempster,
cursion"
on
tiie
Qukt.,
uay
ai
nan-ure
to
Falls.
Oceanic;
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
O.
A.
IKaulbeck,
Terrace;
Miss
P.
Hetn-'
ei
ington.
Prince
Geortr;
K
PW
k
ien.
Port
Aibernl;
P.
Main,
Stfuny.
I
during
the
year,
j
j
Dancing
was
enjoyed
during
j
;
the
evening,
music
being
pro-
j
;
vided
by
iean
De
Carlo
at
the
!
;
piano.
Refreshments,
consisting,
'
oj
soft
drinks
and
hot
dogs
were
I
i
1
!
ttytht,
Better
English
7
2ESk2S
ZC
."
1
By
P.
C.
WILUA.'.
Me;
E.
Shaffer,
OtUwa;
I.
W.
-lacrl.
Long
Peach.
New
York;
Mis.
A.
Lips,
Terrace;
Mrs.
E.
i.
Ashcroft,
Terrace;
E.
A.
Erland-suu,
Sunnyside;
W.
Rubiuuion.
Terrace;
Miss
M.
Stewart,
En-da
ko.
Ax
IW
!
CLIMATIC
PRANKS
1.
What
is
wrong
'iilencr?
"He
U
a
fiflld
"
LEBRET,
Sask.
(P
Saskatcn-
FISHERMEX
REPLY
.government
floats
at
Fairview
ewan's
unusually
late
fall
Daily
News:
j
Bay
could
become
of
full
use
to
d
queer
tricks
this
year.
your
December
29
issue,
I
the
fishermen
of
Prince
Rupert,
ers
were
reported
going
read
with
Interest
your
The
reply
to
all
these
represent-
"earj
In
the
Qu'Appelle
item
retarding
the
action
!
j
lions
has
been,
as
stated
bv
the
ley.
bluebirds
laid
eggs
and
2.
What
U
the
corr-l
Dally
hews
CumtifKxi
44s
pel
iuirk
Result'
nunriatlon
of
-bamboo'
taken
by
the
1948
City
Council
I
i.Uyor,
that
permission
for
a
rail
j'sy
wiUows
bloomed.
3.
Which
one
of
tl:t
Is
niLspeIlrd?
Recomi
omendaiioti.
recognizer.
1
I
with
respect
to
the
Fairview
ro.-ung
must
firat
be
.obtained
Road.
On
behalf
of
Uie
tisher-
j
Jioui
me
Board
of
Railway
Com-
4.
What
does
the
serta'.iosi"
mean?
mm
j
men's
.
organization
which
I
j
represent,
may
I
say
we
uppreci-!
ate
the
firm
stand
which
the
i
council
is
now
taking
on
this
5
What
b
a
ord
M
RESUME
DOC.
liuiui
MOOSE
JAW,
Sask..
9
The
Saskatchewan
field
dog
trials
will
be
resumed
in
this
district
next
August
after
a
lapse
of
six
years.
In
past
years
the
trials
were
the
first
on
a
Canadian-Uuited
States
circuit.
mis-sioners.
As
this
body
Js
solely
concerned
with
protecting
the
safety
of
the
public,
jt
can
hardly
be
influenced
by
representations
of
local
organizations.
Think
you,
Mr.
Editor,
for
the
u
o
ul
your
valuable
space
in
this
paper,
and
J
trust
that
I
ctl
in
ivi
)i'
tc
:o
i
Hi
R.
dc
I!
r
s
CitySfarchunts
!
j
City
merchants
are
asked
I
n
future
to
iiave
py
fuf
'
display
advertisements
luto
the
Daily
News
office
by
4
pm
of
the
day
previous
to
Owir
publication.
This
co-operation
will
i...-jily
assist
the
mechanical
u
purttnent
In
f-eepiug
to
the
Ku;ur
bour
lur
pvbllc&Uon.
with
le
that
means
"li
time-"?
ANSWERS
1.
Say,
He
Ls
a
tp'
did."
2.
Accei;t
st
ttie
first.
3
R"tr;m
matter.
At
the
conclusion
of
your
news
item.
Mayor
Arnold
t
quoted
as
having
said
that
fishermen's
or-
?
'
-
'
M
...
I
....
?
I
:,t
r;4--
'1
COLLECTOR'S
ITEM
HUNTINGDON,
Que..
f
S.'e-crackers
got
a
bonus
when
ganizatiuns
were
informed
have
succeeded
in
showing
that
months
ago
that
their
support
our
organization
has
been
quite
would
be
needed
in
pressing
for
active
in
advancing-
this
matter
permission
to
put
through
this
with
the
proper
authorities.
!
.
An
ex.-.av:
thf-is
i
1
f
e
v-;or
Is
writln
a
jon
Uie
habits
if
the
a.
Ti'iitjKM!.
ihev
broke
Into
Frei
Moore's
i
store.
Their
luot
included
a
rare
25
bill
issued
in
limited
quantities
by
Uie
Bank
of
Canada
in
honor
of
King
George
V
and
now
regarded
as
a
collector's
item.
Yours
very
truly,
1
K.
F.
HARDING,
Secretary
for
the
Prince
Rupert
i
ishermen's
Co-operative
Association
rrtOVD
GRANDMOTHER-
Q.iepn
Eilzat-eih.
proud
cr.ind-nviihpr
nf
the
li'tle
Princ
Charles
Philip
Arthur
George,
is
pictured
holding
the
child
after
the
christening
at
Buckingham
Palace.
road,
but
this
had
not
been
done.
I
would
take
issue
with
this,
on
iM.iiit
of
our
own
organization.
Our
representations
have
been
,
numerous
and
frequent,
and
have
;
had
considerable
influence
in
progressing
this
matter.
,
Almost
a
year
ago,
the
writer
DANCING
DOG
HAT
1FAY
It
ri'lrifn
Mmli
OLADIATORS
POPULAR
The
Coloseum
at
Rome,
built
few
I
A
DRUG
CONTENT
in
company
with
Mr.
H.
G.
Arch-
naVf
a
animal
fan
ScQt
jbald,
MP.
for
Skeena.
nu&.j,,,
ki
;
.,.
Carving
SeU
Pocket
Knivi
PYREX
DOUBLE
BOILERS
Casseroles
Table
Cutlet
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
11
I
in
the
first
century
A.
D..
couid
i
Both
cife
and
tea
Cfntrd;l
!
caffeine.
,eat
50.000
spectators.
(
Jolecceur
of
the
35-ton
floating
crane
Foundation
Shipshaw.
;
personal
representations
to
officials
of
the
Department
of
Fish-'
eries
and
the
Department
of
Pub-
lie
Works
in
Ottawa,
stressing
..
,
.
,
ibe
need
for
the
completion
of
"
'
P
nd
da,1CeS
8rwUnd
-
,
.he
Famiew
Road.
ShorUy
after
.
this,
the
necessary
appropriation
i
for
this
work
was
included
in
the
i
BUSINESS
AND
PROFESSI0NA
To
One
and
All
...
A
Happy
and
Prosperous
New
Year
government
estimates
for
1948-;
'
AGE
CANNOT
WITHER"
49.
This
was
later
passed
by
J
REGINA,
P-
At
a
city
band
Parliament.
;c.ncert,
a
band
member
par-
Since
then
we
have
made
re-
aded
a
61-year
old
grind
organ
peated
representations
to
the
1
l
ug
up
from
a
Regha
basenvnt.
MARCARFJ
M
optomfth:
t
worked
fhie.
PltlKCK
RUl'KRT
HOTTLK
COJ,I.FXrr0R
AND
MESSENfiKR
Beer,
Soda,
Prrrex
and
Glnper
Ale
Bottles
PHONE
It
ED
751
ROOM
in.
STONE
Bl
Department
of
Public
Works
engineer
in
New
Westminster
urging
all
speed
possible
on
this
part
in
expediting
this
construction.
In
October,
a
special
com
mittee
or
fishermen,
of
which
president.
Mr.
A.
Martin-
PHONE
p.O
U"X
i'34
a
member,
had
a
per-
M
'
I
I'M
&
.
.
OJf
our
Presl
!
,;7
.'
t
;
sonal
ime
f
"'VS
'
inentenei
MATTSON'S
UPHOLSTERERS
AND
FURNITURE
REPAIRS
Plastic
Materials
punloplllo
Mattressea
Drapes
.
Curtain
Bed
.Spreads
Cushions,
interview
with
the
Depart-
eineers
in
New
Westmin-
mrnlg
-
i
Again
they
used
this
opportun
HFXKN'S
RFAl'TY
SI!
ity
to
explain
me
argent
need
for
prompt
action
in
putting
through
this
road,
so
that
the
PermaiK'nt
W4VI
,
Second
Hand
Furniture
Phorw
Blue
818
P.O.
Box
521
330
Second
Arenue
PfiJtWE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Beauty
Culture
all
its
bian-
Ii-
NOW
AVAILABLE
204
4
th
gtreet
GEORGE
L.
RORIE
mdV
WE
THANK-
j
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc.
HANDYMa:
HOME
SKRV
tnrom
Tax
Returns
ComplW
Besner
Block
Phone
387
,
'
I
FOR
OUR
CCNERAL
"IRON
CURTAIN"
CRASHER
TORN
BETWEEN
TWO
LOVES-S:ithering
through
a
chink
in
the
"Iron
curtain"
into
the
Soviet
zone
of
Berlin
was
simple
for
ex-paratrooper
Edward
J.
Lada
compared
to
U
terrific
task
of
making
up
his
mind.
Lada,
who
b?.ils
from
Newark,
N
J.,
was
jailed
In
Berlin
by
U.S.
army
authorities
for
"Illegal
entry"
after
he
had
made
his
way
into
the
Russian
zone
in
an
atteir.pt
to
bring
out
his
"wife
and
child."
He
is
visited'
Cabove
i
in
the
brig
by
Ruth
Giecki.
unmarried
mother
of
La'tllis
ch'ld.
Kancy.
who
seems
infatuated
with
her
dad
s
nose.
However,
another
character
entered
the
cast
when
Ursula
Schmidt.
German
actress,
showed
up
claiming
that
she
is
Lada
s
fiancee
and
that
he
came
to
bring
her
back
to
the
U.S.
She
is
shown
with
him
ibeknvi.
Lada
said
Ursula
is
the
woman
he
loves.
Then
he
said
he
would
marry
Ruth
because
of
the
child.
Both
women
want
him.
Uncle
Sam
has
got
iiim.
Who
gets
final
po-iseesion
is
anybody's
guess.
IF
IT'S
A
SMARTLY
rnr
m
tcivrcc
ikt
GOOD
BUSINESS
IN
STYLED
j
SUIT
FROM
ACME
IT'S
RIGHT
AN
.
1948.
II
PAPER
HANGING
AND
WOOD
FINISHINO
Building
and
repairs
Latest
Shades,
Styles
and
Colors
j
-0
Jtoof's,
Chimneys
J.
P.
MOLLER
Phone
BLUE
155
PHONES
mack
687
tieo
v
i
dont
forget
our
WE
HOPE
THEY'LL
HAVE
SPORTS
JACJSFTS,
TOPS
IN
STYLING
AND
.
SO
A
HAPPY
HOLIDAY
PRACTICAL.
,
.
SEASON
i
ACME
,!
VlVIt
ALSO
A
GOOD
1949.
j
CLOTHING
P.O.
Box
'
LOOK
FOR
THE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
DK,
P.
J.
CHENEY
dentist
suite
6,
smith
bi.ock
PSione
765
P.O.
Box
1401
FOR
YOl'1
ROCK
and
CON
'"M
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