tlie
hemisphere,
hi
the
land
of
the
palms.
CHRISTMAS
FOR
12
Pruuc
Utipcrt
Qaily
H(os
Friday,
December
24,
1043
Val
Day,
TCAs
women's
traf
I..
i.
'
!
'w
own
.,,
fic
representative
.took
the
par
TROPICS
GIRL
eels
with
ber,
or,
at
least,
all
hut
the
tree.
It
Stood
three
fcrt
.
out
.,f
TORONTO
KcincniDiaiin-a
...
fe.
of
her
while
uanauiau
wni-
70
Of1
PATIiOXS...
mas
of
a
year
ago
will
brighten
this
vear's
green,
tropical
Christmas
of
Lutchmindai
Sinph
better
known
as
"Dolly"
back
in
MAY
WE
TAKE
THIS
OPPORTUNITY
To
A
VERY
MERRY
CHR,ST
her
home
town
of
Point
au
r'l'y
vr
s
licenced
out
of
here
hi
1943
whi'e
five
were
licenced
in
the
district.
This
Hid
not
account
for
many
Vancouver
seiners
which
came
to
this
area
dur-in
gthc
period
of
the
local
season
only.
Gillnetters
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area
in
1948
numbered
708,
a
similar
number
to
1947
but
fewer
than
the
849
in
1946.
There
were
seven
canneries
operating
in
Prince
Rupert
vicinity
in
1918
while'
there
were
11
in
the
entire
Prince
Rupert
district
which
extends
as
far
south
as
Queen
Charlotte
Sound.
Pere,
in
Trinidad,
10
miles
off
the
northern
tip
of
Soutn
FISHERIES
STATISTICS
Sc
in
boat
and
Gillnct
.
Operations
This
Year
About
Same
as
Last
Thirty-six
sclnboats
were
licensed
for
the
salmon
fisheries
out
of
Prince
Rupert
during
the
past
year,
the
number
being
similar
to
that
of
1947
but
ahead
of
30
such
vessels
in
1936.
For
the
entire
Prince
Rupert
district
174
seiners
were
licenced
In
1948
compared
with
176
in
1947
and
144
in
1946.
Only
one
herring
seiner
actu-
SHOWING
TODAY
AND
SAT.
orS
A
victim
of
infantile
paralysis
.IO
tijm
A.
.
Dolly
came
to
Toronto
in
a
wheel
chair
some
14
months
ago
as
a
ward
of
the
Junior
Red
Cross,
unable
to
walk.
After
spe
cial
treatment
at
the
Toronto
wmmm,
Steamship
Movements
l''or
Vancouvw
Sunday
si..
Coquitlam,
11
p.r.i
Tuesday
ss.
C
a
r
e
n
a,
1
:30
ii
FRIDAY
AT
7
P.M.
.
I!
m
u
MLY
i
"I'vnuni
UNi,
MATIXt'v
EVENING
7
P.M.
-
General
iiospn.ai
sue
waineu
j
up
the
passenger
stand
to
a
North
Star
skylincr
on
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
Inaugural
Caribbean
flight.
That
was
on
December
2,
but
ihe
irans-Canaua
name
de-.
nartment
did
not
fort
17-year-old
Dolly,
even
if
she
were
some
3,000
miles
away
In
the
most
southern
o:
me
British
West
Indies
island.
This
afternoon,
when
a
sky-
linf
lnfi
f.n
it
Pnrihhe.in
a.oj
exf.XiXXXXXXXXXXXtXtXXXtXtXfftfx-c-'.":-ft-.
ri.r..t.
note
mm
(1
:l
SPECIAL
DISKS
WILL
I.F.AVK
svxi
i
...
..,,r.
ir
y,
,
p.m.
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George,
11:15
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Cardena,
p.m.
Wednesday
ss
Prince
George
10
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Coquitlam,
1
p.m
For
Alice
Arm
and
Port
Simpson
Sunday
ss.
Cardena,
11
p.m.
From
Alice
Arm
and
Port
Simpson
,
Tuesday
ss
Cardena,
a.m.
From
Ocean
Falls
flloht
it
rnri-prl
a
frosted,
f
ullv
i
"itTO
I
r-
-
A
CRY
JM
Sunday
Midnight
AIO
Monday
and
Tuesday
decorated
Christmas
tree
and
four
pounds
of
maple
fudge
from
TCA
to
Dolly,
and
13
bea-tifully
wrapped
Christmas
gifts
from
friends
of
the
Junior
Red
Cross
a
bit
of
Christmas
cheer
and
remembrances
from
her
companions
in
the
land
of
pines
to
Dolly,
on
the
other
half
of
f
YOUNG
HEARTS
TO
UTfl
George
;";
T
vlVV
4
e
"
George
y
.
i
.
jrt.4r
vniiwn
oinnn
I
I
Wednesday
ss
Prince
10
a.m.
For
Ocean
Falls
Thursday
ss.
Prince
11:15
p.m.
For
Alaska
Wednesday
ss
Prince
midnight.
From
Alaska
Thursday
ss.
Prince
p.m.
'
'fif
iuuiiu
uiuyy
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
1
RUPERT
MENS
"
2
and
BOYS
STORE
S
2
Hoys'
Suits
.
Z
Boys'
Parkas
"
2
lioys'
Sweaters
Hoys'
Windbrcakers
For
A
Boy's
Xmas
Z
RUPERT
MENS
I
and
BOYS
STORE
MOUNTAIN
BEAUTY
Scenic
thrills
spread
before
Shirley
Cain
of
Banff
as
she
rides
up
Mt.
Norquay's
steep
ski
course
on
Banff's
new
chairlift.
In
this
distance
is
Mt.
Rundle
while
2,500
feet
below
is
the
town
of
Banff.
Actually
Miss
Cain
is
only
30
feet
off
the
ground
but
the
steep
slopes
fall
away
so
rapidly
views
like
this
are
common
on
the
3,000-foot
ride
to
the
top
of
the
run.
.
(CP.
Photo)
Britons
Are
Moving
Out
emigrated
during
the
year
compared
with
about
125,003
for
the
whole
or
1947.
This
Included
about
100,000
bound
for
Commonwealth'
countries,
of
which
30.000
went
to
Canada.
Several
......
-if
Bri
tain's
Labor
government
is
walching
this
growing
exotlus
with
mixed
feelings.
It
is
taking
no
steps
to
impede
the
flow,
but
is
keeping
in
mind
the
passible
effect
on
Britain's
present
all-out
production
effort
whfcre
1.UH
Fisures
Show
That
1011,0(111
Migrated
to
Dominions
By
H.
L.
JONES
Canadian
Press
Sta.ff,
Writer
LONDON
CP-In
a
swelling
inisratiorust-rcam
now
auuroach-
CHIROPRACTOR
thousand
others
also
went
to
Canada
on
assisted
air
passage.
To
counteract
this
out-flow,
74,700
displaced
persons
from
Europe
had
entered
Britain
between
April,
1947,
and
the
end
of
last
October.
They
were
ing
'
1501000
a
year,
Britons
are'every
skillptl
h'l
"
needed.
In
some
cases
the
very
wor4
leaving
Lo
"seek
their
"austerity
island"
new
homes
and
opnor-
f9
with
each
one
of
you
h
.
JjXVr'
T
WJ
ers
oiner
countries
arc
trying
lo
picked
because
they
volunteered
attract
are
same
ones
Britain
t,.
u,,.iif
i.-
i,n.si'..
.i,.,,.
(unities
in
younger
lands.
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
DC,
Ph.C
21-22
Besner
Block
Phone
BLUE
4
for
'
"-not
Appointment
ks
10:30
mm.
to
1
a
::ti
p.m.
and
3
to
&
p.m.
Muiiclny
Hiul
F'rlclujr,
7:30
p.m.
foi
those
uiiHbln
to
crime
during
thi
liny.
UECEI'TIONiaT
In
attend-uncc
ullcruoons.
ireelinns
vv
"
t
n,
4
iiuiii
o
mmvi
mail-
is
most
anxious
to
keen.
A
labor
n.ri
ii,i,.ui.
nt,.,
n,
i
Most
of
them
are
bound
for
commonwealth
countries
1
ike;
department
spokesman
said
no
'
,
this
Yulctide
and
all
VMgV
y
qgBgLllll
0,1
through
the
New
on
ihi
mme
nogum
j
MnPnl
I
ICTCD
lElflLUol
U
f
Year.
'
TUAVEMU;.
E
W.
:
NEWS
CAUTOUN
"j
Mtll
A'''
.
.
7:oo
-
a.oa
p.m.
BRtNNAN
mil
IH!.
A.
MacKenzie
v
!
Canada,
Australia
and
South
Africa-
Most
have
wanted
to
go
a
long
time
and
only
now
are
getting
the
chance
with,
improving
transport
facilities.
Thousands
are
taking
advantage
of
asssist
ed
passengers
offered
by
countries
for
certain
types
of
skilled
British
workers.
barriers
were
put
in
the
way
of
any
Briton
trying
to
cmigrat-v
But
should
lie
be
a
key
mar.
who
could
not
immediately
be
replaced,
then
the
case
probably
would
be
"put
to
him
as
an
i:i-Mividual."
Up
to
the
end
of
September
this
year
almost
120,000
persons
mines
and
textiles.
If
they
had
no
skill,
they
were
taught
hero,
j
OTUI
K
IMMIGRANTS
!
In
addition
ordinary
immigration
into
Britain
to
the
end
ef
September
totalled
56,000
but1
Board
of
Tra.l;
officials
said
they
had
no
way
of
know-in-;'
how
many
of
these
people
plan-
j
ned
to
stay.
j
The
queues
Of
those
seeking
to
emigrate
are
still
long.
An
i
a
.
.
iii
-
ml
m
m
f
Furniture
-1
I
i-t
'
I
I
.
,
'III!
It
H
ni
A
I
I
Tv
I"
1
I
NEW
LCXlim
STEAMER
PRINCE
GEORGE
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
and
best
wishes'
this
holiday'
season
estimated
00,000
are
waiting
lo
go
to
South
Africa
and
some
8
.30,000
to
New
Zealand.
Australia
House
has
a
waiting
list
of
"sev
(Christmas
eral
uiousanci
and
hones
to
Season's
i
kffiCOACAn'Q
I
9
I
move
40,000
next
year.
But
the
queues
at
Canada
House
arc
not
as
long
as
thev
and
2ir
appy
New
Year
?
For
Reservations
Wrile
or
Call
CITY
OR
DF.POT
OFHt'li
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
1
I
xf
.
i
o
y
I
fHk
i
"8
-
tMA
were.
Main
reason
is
the
I.aboi
government's
action
in
cutting
from
5,000
l
$120,000
1
to
1,000
the
amount
emigrants
are
allowed
to
lake
to
countries
outside,
the
sterling
area.
This
will
KAIEN
f
To
one
inJ
ill
wt
yj
"
'Jllli
A
I
I
nc
c
rin
c
a
HARDWARE
BYTOWN
MACHINE
WORKS
W.
J.
Richards
(Joe
Scott)
s.ivi.-
uruain
uonars-
Dut
means
emigrants
to
dollar
countries!
may
not
be
able
to
take
their
entire
ussrls
with
them.
Every
now
and
'then
a
controversy
breaks
out,
hi
the
letter
-"II
8?
J
Yuletide,
and
a
happy,
jf
j
-
J
V
"j
J
'harry
New
Vearl
-
nnn,mvnwwraM,nilwv
,
IRJirtJ,,),),
jj
'
aH
M
otion
oi
ine
itnusn
Prss
,
about
the
advisability
of
leavni;;
uriiain
in
ner
hour
of
need.
There
are
arguments
for
both
J
u
j
h
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELIXIR
I
LWiwo
i
i
"T
sides,
but
the
"Nos"
get,
added
support
from
a
fact-flndinf;
agency
during
the
year.
Political
and
Economic
Planning,
an
independent
fact-finding
organization
probing
Britt
ain's
population
structure,
said
its
nimuie-ageu
groups
were
being
drained
through
migration
because
mainly
the
young
and
vigorous
were
leaving.
This
could
only
be
halted
if
the
Do
minions
were
prepared
to
accept
wSfy.
1
CHIHSTMAS
1
I
:
fp
GIlEEfflSS
1
"
NOBLE
&
WICK
.
4
HOLLYWOOD
g
.m
iT--
CAFF
g
:J
ALFRED
CHOW
a
cross-sceuon
of
age
group
HUNSTANTON,
Norfolk,
Eng
land
'(Pi
Mick,
Walter
Cawslon's
terrier
entered
a
butcher's
shop,
looked
around,
grabbed
a
Joint
lrom
among
e.cvcral
wailing
to
be
collcclcd,
and
ran.
After
a
chase,
Mick
placed
the
Joint
was
Cawston's
order
on
tha
Cawston
doorstep,
waged
his
tail,
barked
until
the
door
was
"
'
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PHARMACY
,
"-,
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BROS.
LTD.
LIMITED
!
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