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Dat'Ip
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Thursday,
December
15,
1049
TODAY
7
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8:30
Pictures!...
End
of
Year
i
to
the
yours.
Of
this,
there
U
'
not
the
slightest
doubt.
How-i
ever
cleansing
is
on
the
way.
I
rienty
of
adults
read
saucy
rtor-;
ics.
But
that
is
their
privilege.
Hay
Reflects
.
.
.
.
.
.
ami
Reminisces
IT
X
f
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t
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.
.
Fri
-
Sat.-
SATURDAY
MATINEE
2:M.
Mr.
Churchill
is
75,
yet
remain.
quick
on
the.
comeboek.
Here's
another
little
yarn
that,
tf
not
typical,
should
be.
In
a
bus
Prince
Rupert
is
growing
and
stands.
The
name
of
the
is
the
cost
of
police
adminis-
porary
city
clerk
was
Tatter-
i
Two
more
constables
;
sal
and
the
proceedings
were
tration
i
he
gave
up
his
seat
to
Mr
Att-
An
interesting
list
of
pictures
has
been
arranged
for
showing
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
between
now
and
New
Year
and
through
the
holiday
season.
Here
they
are:
December
II
anu
15.
"Slat-tery's
Hurricane,"
with
Linda
Darnell
and
Richard
Widmark;
"On
the
Avenue,"
Dick
Powell
and
Madeleine
Carroll.
December
10
and
17.
"Father
will
be
necessary
in
1950,
and
j
neither
complex
or
lengthy.
This
t
AiiaKii
rj
n
rrl
a
Wroo
f
annAOr
fattr
SnKcarinnnt
irom
piacuca.
:.,
-
b
,
she
thanked
him.
Don't
mention
Thedraire
Tor
good
furniture
and
mallrcain
is
amply
nalUficd
by
Rcstmore
.
.
.
"Bent
for
the
Rest
of
your
life."
it
'
murmured
W.C.
"I
hope
your
husband
will
do
the
same
lor
mr
very
soon".
Members
of
parliament
at
Ottawa
have
earned
a
holiday.
there
will
oe
increased
uuuay.
j
aunp
bwh
tJiatc
ui
uic
iruiut-Times
have
indeed
changed
since
i
building
that
first
housed
the
the
late
Chief
W.
H.
Viekers
and
j
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce,
handful
of
officers
preserved
the
j
standing
near
the
corner
of
Ru-peace.
They
w
ore
long
blue
pert
Road
and
Centre
Street.
The
coats
and
tall
helmets.
Everyone
bank
had
then
moved
to
the
BtTTY
IVNN
J
MjCr
I
l
V
'
1
'
I
I
was
a
Full
Back,"
Fred
Mac-j
.....
..
Ttio
Tlriiwo
nrrtr.
mtim-
l:wt
u'ci'lr
knew
everybody
else.
They
called
wesiennaver
uuueung
at
Second
'
1
"
end.
and
will
not
resume
until
Murray
and
Maureen
O'Hara.
December
18
'
Half
Past
Midnight,"
Kent
Taylor
and
Peggy
Knudsen;
"Swamp
Water,"
Wal-
one
another
by
the
first
names.
Avenue
and
Third
Street
before
January.
It
was
a
full
and
busy
From
the
standpoint
of
finances,
going
into
its
own
home
on
Sec
Mrs
IP
a
it
oblem,
and
life
ond
Avenue
near
the
corner
of
siuing
Quilp
a
few
of
the
Par
1
there
was
no
pr
Si
11
lianientaiians
were
there
for
the
ter
Huston,
Walter
Brcnnan
and
Ann
Baxter.
in
Prince
Rupert,
on
the
whole.
Fourth
Street
where
it
has
since
moved
alone
auietlv
and
in
good
been
located.
No
time
was
lost
first
time
and
some
back-ben-
'The
1
December
19
and
20
At
your
own
l?rrft'''i0
furniture
store.
iSK
'10
Women
of
Moose
Publicity
Meet
The
Women
of
the
Moose
publicity
committee
held
its
monthly
meeting
pt
the
home
of
Mrs.
Viereck
with
Mrs.
C.
Matson,
Mrs.
T.
Ketcheson,
Mrs.
Thomas
Glenn,
Mrs.
George
Roberts,
jijlio
;1erti
fjllll
i
w
M
ilegent
Mrs.
H.
Murl
brief
business
8C.SI
"h.st
was
o!;Wf)
1
first
prize
was
Mrs
q
y-'.th
the
conwuuon
i
Allen
Hamilton
was
h
Advertise
m
meoan
!
order.
Some
of
Prince
Rupert's
by
that
first
council
in
building
cl
ers
vtlt
conlLm
LO
s,uc,v
Jnc
Walking
Hills,"
Randolph
Scott
I
old
newspaper
files
can
show
the
City
Hall,
and
from
that
obscrve.
Thp
vallrtv
of
subJccU
;
and
Ella
Rains.
:
many
a
police
court
story
that
Plnt
on.
municipal
business
be-
tak,11
llp'
alul
cll'baU?d
wl(k'-
j
December
21
and
22.
"Johnny
was
more
of
an
entertainment
came
expanded.
There
were
To
n"'nUon
;'
few
include
j
stoo
PiRCon,"
Howard
Duff
and
!
than
a
routine
report.
Somehow.
large
scale
contracts,
heavy
pur-
lne
butlBet.
huusing.
defence,
Shelley
Winters.
J
in
the
early
days,
people
seemed
chasing
and
a
wide
variety
of
veUl'ans
affairs,
atomic
energy,'
December
23
and
24.
"Red
!
to
get
more
of
a
kick
out
of
life,
other
enterprises
that
meant
in-
Ca'lai,au
National
Railways,
Hot
and
Blue,"
Betty
Huttou
RESIMORE
Mrs.
Viereck,
Mrs.
Hanson,
Jul
-
'and
this
love
of
levity
defied,
or
austry
and
growth
and
debts
vc'".
r
.u.c.
nanwiiy,
una
ai'u
victor
mature.
1
I
December
25
"Are
You
With
Miss
E.
Munro,
Vancouver.
Miss
tried
to
defy
the
:
asceticism
of,wnich
ir
later
,
years
nearly
P'Pe
lines.
.
None
of
the
foregoing
could
be
thought
of
as
inconse-
It?"
Donald
O'Corror
and
Olga
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
R.
Sandberg.
Vancouver;
W
j
COurts.
Privately,
however,
every-
(Strangled;
t;he
city
financially.
Campbell,
Vancouver;-
H.
O.
;cne
enjoyed
it
..'
'
.
,
."-
quenUal.
all
being
worthv
of
San
Juan;
"The
Mutineers,"
i
Perry,
Prini-e
George;
W.
CJ
'
vincc
close
atention
and,
to
judge
from
Jon
Hall
and
Adele
Jergens.
.
Content
of
'newsstand
stocks
Hansard,
this
was
given.
December
26
and
27.
"You
still
appear
unchanged
despite
j
,
Gotta
Stay
Happy,"
Jtan
Fon-
the
ine
recent
recent
division
oe..sion
at
at
ntt
Ottawa
m-n
tn
to
i
taine
and
James
Stewart,
Daylight
is
a
long
time
coining
I
December
26
(mldnlehU
certain
types
of
read-
,llst
now
.
wwlf
hnn,.
thtk
Ue"Ter
2
(mW.nignU
-enmmate
Johnson.
Vancouver;
A.
R.
Fulton.
Vancouver;
W.
Traeger,
:
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Den-
man
Princ?
George;
S.
B.
Rob
Prince
Rupert
J.
R.'Duikin.
Vancouver;
Mr.
Mid
Mrs.
E.
Parr
and
son,
city;
Prince
Rupert's
first
city
council
meeting
was
held
shortly
after
incorporation
in
1910.
Mayor
Fred
Stork
and
his
offi
ing,
mainly
lurid
crime
and
sex-
'
,
.
'
"
.
.
.
ror
ove
01
ueanna
erts,
New
York.
cial
family
assembled
in
one
of
.
ual
iubjects.
Much
of
what,
to-1
to
best
1
.
December
"?
Durbln
and
Edward
'Brlen;
J.
Cunie,
Massett;
E.
Bolton,'
Port
Essington;
O.
Moscrip,
Van-j
couver;
E.
K
Thomas,
Vancouver;
W.
S.
Arneil,
Vancouver;
authority,
21
Bells
of
San
Anselo."
Roy
the
government
buildings
near
day,
is
on
sale,
can
be
said
to
bs
where
the
museum
of
today
downright
harmful,
particularly
Rogers
and
Dale
Evans.
Advertise
in
tne
Daily
News.
December
28
and
29.
"Re
turn
of
October,"
Glen
Ford!
and
Terry
Moore.
December
30
and
31.
"You're!
My
Everything,"
Ann
Baxter
and
Dan
Daily.
December
31
(midnight)
"A!
Song
is
Born,"
Danny
Kayc
and1
or
22
will
be
the
shortest
of
all
the
365
.
It
might
not
seem
quite
so
brief,
if
there
were
fewer
clouds
and
less
rain
but,
having
plenty
of
both
.there
is
nothing
to
do
but
make
the
best
of
things.
Not
much
difference
will
be
noted
until
well
into
January
but,
once
1950
is
well
away,
old
Father
Time
speeds
up.
Swiftly
indeed,
the
days
grow
in
length.
Early
dawn
comes
at
an
unholy
hour,
and
suppertimc
seems
to
be
around
mid-afternoon,
while
evenings
invito
a
l.all
game,
sail
on
the
harbor
or
a
spin
out
the
highway.
Virginia
Mayo.
January
1.
"Mr.
Pcabodyl
and
the
Mermaid,"
William.
Powell
and
Ann
Blyth;
"Crime
I
Doctor
Diary,"
Warner
Baxter1
and
Stephen
Dunne.
At
3:15
p.m.
Wednesday
the
city
ambulance
was
called
to
the
f
CANNED
FOODS
-fcsidenee
of
Mrs.
Phyliss
Mere-Ben
Sampson
is
sailing
tonight
dith
at
620
Fraser
Street
to
take
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
-Mrs.
Meredith
to
the
General
Vancouver
and
California.
hospital.
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