C&UZ
Local
a
Chinese
Watch
jAppointment
Canadian
Ships
Seems
Sure
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
3
.
Wednesday,
January
23.
1Q52
FIRST
UNIVERSITY
I
HARSH
TIMES
The
first
European
university
j
In
earlier
years
more
than
200
was
estiiilbhed
at
Salerno,
Italy,
different
offences
were
punish-in
the
ninth
century.
J
able
by
death
under
English
law.
d
PERSONAL
j
:
.
OTTAWA
It
has
been
all
but
Wiitt.
wi
iu.mor
n
for
the
the
Canadian
Canadian'
Press
Press
By
F
K
WU
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Adames
re-
Publicity
and
membership
officially
announced
that
thv
Governor-General,
Viscount
turned
today
Irom
a
trip
to
committees
of
the
Women
of
1
he
hi
it
idi
jSwim
JSuMs
J-favc
3
(a
red
'
jSLirts
HONG
KONG
it
Reports
achinu
here
from
the
southern
!
Vancouver.
Moose
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
i
Ion
Alexander,
is
about
to
return
to
England
to
assume
the
duties
of
minister
of
defence.
Ut
Is
cx-
n4nj
i.
...Ml
U
:i..
,..
C.
fcrickson.
Plans
were
made
china
port
of
Canton
say
the
Charles
Robert
retnrnprt
tn-
NOTICE
CP)-Mrs.
Roslta
LCNDON
(CP
Those
who
re-'av
from
a
ten-day
holiday-glUOO
wardrobe
of
meinoer
the
llounced
skirts
of
buslnes
trip
to
Vancouver
and
committees
at
the
midwinter
.,even
fanadian-iiKistered
ships
v"
conference
to
be
held
in
Prince
-the
celebrated
Ming
Sung
ships
Tl
Vm"?
PT,e
s
10
Lonclon
Rupert
January
27.
for
passible
use
in
aggressions
,L15hurChl11
it
would
stir
the
early
bathing
belles
will
note
Vietoria.
:,ny
woman,
dlk
just
the
faintest
shadow
of
old
t
ri
i,.
......
c.,,,
f
"b''"-'v
"-j-'.iiiim,
ruuuusa
ui
her
handmade
glories
In
the
latest
British
swim
Mrs.
William
Glass
returned
-
v.v.isr
'"
"
other
taruets
in
Asia
"Just
before
I
leave,"
the
Gov-
prnni
-flenprnl
nririrpn'spH
tVi
on
vWN'S.
BAKERY
(Retail
Store)
will
be
closed
on
Thursday,
January
24th,
in
resDect
to
the
memory
of
Mr.
Scherk
s
mother
recently
deceased
""'is.
j
to
the
city
today
on
the
Prince
city
U
enjoying
a
reunion
with
his
hrnthpr
.1m
fnr
a
fpie
in:
Wllljg
3ung
crait
attract
mint
ennvpntinn
nf
lh
ram..
o
irom
proies-
for
me
BiKml
Is
out.
In
1952.:
lollowinK
holidays
n
days
in
Vancouver.
The
younger
attention
in
Canton
because
jian
institute
of
Mining
and
brother
is
in
the
RCAF.and
the
lnc
'
re
simply
rusting
in
the
Metallurgy
here
last
night.
He
two
have
not
seen
each
other
for
Pear'
River.
referred
to
the
vast
natural
two
and
a
half
years,
writes
Cpl.
They
took
refuge
behind
the
wealth
of
Canada,
the
develop-
r&ljffilfT!
Evans,
who
returned
recently
iron
curtain
in
October
when
ment
of
which
would
bring
in-
juiice
years
ago,
oatners
nere
will
wear
fla
'"
Vancouver.
1
most
of
her
30
fklru
In
Princess
fullness
The
I
muth
balls.
She's
new
suits
are
all
In
one
piece
I
Ora'don
Roberts
of
Prince
So
do
It
because
with
higher
oacks
to
suppori!
i
ei"
"eld
representative
of
ii
a
"weakness
for
smooth,
whittled
waistlines
and
'
1
ne
National
Film
Board,
was
the
l.o
two
dance
quarter
or
half-skirt
flares
iMoaker
today
at
the
regular
f
her
husband
Des.gned
to
support
the
bui,!eFk
y
luncneon
of
the
Prince
bt.
busy.
and
flatten
the
diaphragm,
lh!
Rupcrt
Gyro
club-
the
Ming
Sung
Industrial
firm
creased
responsibilities.
Richness
;
from
Korea.
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
Lynum
of
Terrace
returned
on
the
a
pre'ty
nanc."
msa
moclelR
are
extremely
slim
drlaulted
on
a
payment
due
ajand
prosperity
would
bring
in
Canadian
bank
and
the
owners,
their
wake
more
problems.
in
Red
China,
apparently
feared
'
the
fhips
might
be
seized.
1
FRIENDSHIP
SYMBOL
A
former
officer
of
one
of
the
BERLIN
T
West
Berlin
plans
Metal
Lunch
Boxes
Thermos
Lunch
Kits
for
children.
i..i..h
-,f
..,;
w
Mr.
and
Mrs
O
D.
Frlzzell
,
Prince
Georee
today
from
Van-
buy
these'
all
at
orlals
to
escaoc
he
,
v
Z
rcturned..on
lh"
Pr'nce
George
I
couver
and
expect
to
leave
for
.
I
t
j...i
r,r
nt
4
.u.
Ha
..1
.
.
i-
iouay
alter
a
month
s
hoi
day
Terrace
on
the
first
train
Mr.
.
danced
to-
-nipi
reported
that
they
stay
In
;
to
start
a
"creen
euest
book"
as
.
J-"1"-'
in
WlnnlDee
anrf
Chirairn
Thrv
I
vninn
111
nmnaopr
nt
r'nlnmhia
yf.irs.
ear,
iney
are
constructed
10
'.....j
i...
.
,',''.
htriiue
hoenuito
t.h.ir
n;nir
fenr
u.
..t.
......
-3
O..WIV
uii
vut
Ji
ail
-
.
v.CilU'Unc
VU.
UpClULlUIl
.5inwiu
i:i
i.iciiuiji
icianuiia
her
husband,
"'at
straps
are
merely
an
after
ies
than
on
the
west
coast.
Chi-!
at
Terrace
and
has
been
attend-
they
might
cross
the
paths
of
one
j
with
foreign
visitors.
The
plan
cago
had
a
lot
of
snow
and
cold
j
Ing
a
truck
loggers'
convention
or
mure
01
lne
lnree
Canadian
;
js
to
have
visitors
plant
small
Thermos
Bottles
Pints
and
Half
Pints
"Snap-Tite"
Thermos
Bottle
Stoppers
Thermos
Corks
at
weather.
destroyers
operating
oil
Korea.
:
trees
in
the
tierearten
in
the
i
in
Vancouver.
Those
destroyers
come
south
to
'
British
sector.
A
British
garden
Hong
Kong
from
time
to
time
for
,
has
already
been
started
with
n
pairs
or
to
give
the
sailors
contributions
from
England.
leave.
I
(Icssionally
under
uioumu.
fci
ita
and
Deno.
Latest
color
schemes
include
I
h
Canada
and
l"e
shot
taffeta
effect
of
two
Is
s
since
they
blended
colors
and
an
emphasis
They
retired
0"
chestnut
and
black.
;iiid
now
operate
J
Montreal.
They
'
n,ore
11
,e
"
Moose
Women
.,.f
ol
50
danc-
Da
P,r.
4ierrptloiii.su
and
OlClr
.,
heir
two
studios
i
jtiiisv
to
do
much
Business
at
a
regular
meeting
Paddy
Ryan,
Oldest
Serving
Member
of
RCMP,
Decorated
Former
I'rincc
Rupcrt
Man
Honored
Forty
members
of
the
Roval
Canadian
Mounted
The
officer,
who
came
here
'
after
leaving
Ming
Sung's
em-'
ploy,
raid
It
is
fear
of
detection
by
olio
of
those
destroyers
which
i-
immobilizing
the
Ming
Sung
;
ships
BM
'
in
fin
(In
Ottawa,
the
navy
declined
lives.
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
con
wmi
is
Police
met
recently
in
Ottawa
when
all
were
ileco-XZX
rated
with
good
conduct
and
lonp-
service
medals
bv
(1,"slr0ers
sights
one
of
the
Ming
Sung
ships,
which
still
ap
Commissioner
Leonard
Nicholson.
parentl
nave
the
light
to
Ily
sisted
to
large
extent
of
perfecting
arrangements
for
the
forthcoming
regional
conference
to
be
held
in
Prince
Rupert
January
27.
Mrs.
C.
Mclntyre
was
in
the
chair
at
the
meeting
which
Initialed
one
new
member
Plans
were
advanced
for
the
lorthromiiiR
spring
bazaar
under
the
convencrship
of
Mrs.
Kara-
Present
for
the
ceremony
was
the
Canadian
flag
since
thoir
Assistant
Commissioner
Rivet'
Canadian
legist
ry
has
not
been
Carnac
of
Victoria,
officer
com-
cancelled.)
i,
pose
2t
Due
'i
mrmUtrs
of
the
Moose
!it,
invinion
to
tlie
mid-yiift.,!ire
fur
all
nor-
m
77
Montreal
Death
Toll
is
Higher
iTrMkTH
Am
tomato
I
manding
E
Divis.on
who
him-Iself
wears
a
long-service
ribbon.
Probably
the
proudest
member
to
be
docoratpH
camp
in
riv-
A
Canton
report
said
that
tire
Communist
navy
may
take
over
all
the
vessels
of
the
Ming
Sung
Industrial
company
for
future
us
In
."liberation"
of
Formosa,
Indi-Ciiina,
Sianv
and
pii'!s
kl
next
Sunday
sosky,
e
Rupert
Women
of
the
tut
jnt
mnint
41,
wt-i
-
vioic-.l
,
iia
clothes.
He
was
Special
deaths
in
Montreal
and
diarict
Constable
P.
J.
Ryan,
now
a
sad-durins
1951
reached
a
total
of
lor
at
the
barracks
in
Ottawa
OCj,
an
injrease
of
139
over
1950,
but
a
veteran
of
M
years
serv.
despite
the
fact
that
there
were
iCettie
oldest
serving
member
11
iewer
traffic
fatalities,,
cor-
of
tne
force
His
aEe
a
.secre,
oner
s
courf
-ecords
reveal.
said
CommLssioner'
Nicholson."
In
cvC.-y
category
but
traffic
pioneers
in
Prince
Rupert
wiil
the
violent
death
lists
were
hlgn-
remember
SDeclal
Constable
geiiWal
discussion
on
the
ltiv.Q
is
receiving
wiimafi
was
l.'d
by
B.
J.
il
regular
Moose
TiH'sdiy.
of
(hjiks
by
Mr.
Bacon
O.
Stegavig.
ut
!1V
Moose
was
in-
Bert
Teng
Succumbs
i
i
,
uui
irauic
ucciuenis
were
Rvan
who.
arnunri
1h
nr
Sn
vpurs
T7
Tfl
Victim
of
on
accident
last
K,U"
thP
bicst
slnBc
-au-se
r
ago
lived
in
this
city.
He
already
.
k
In
the
Canadian
National
t'0iUl1'
?f.cou.".U.n
for.185:
FTb.
had
had
a
lengthy
and
lntcrest-
a'nll
a
Mooseburger
p:atinit!
for
Thursday
w
Rillwnys
shops
here.
John
Albert
1..11.V
wiiu
riBin
ana
maren
mui
ing
career,
and
could
tell
about
iiinc
were
the
only
two
months
ijc
and
Incident
in
the
Klon-
lll
IhC
year
Willi
fewer
than
10
Hvkp
rlurinir
and
after
the
nnl,l
i
Bert
t
Teng,
prominent
for
member
.
Oover-
''a
iWBs
a
new
he
ljflge
man
yeuis
in
church
and
i
musi-
iiiusi-
,
,,,i
vi
.i
j
r
"
Miutriwa.
in
the
chair,
cal
circles
and
a
veteran
of
two
.
:
,
u
r
""""
u
stampede.
For
years
he
operated
NOTICE
OF
MEETING
Tin
Annual
General
meeting
of
the
Civic
Centre
Asvx-lation
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
held
Thursday,
J.iruaiy
24
h.
1052
at.
8:00
PM.
in
the
Civic
Centre-Arditorium.
The
o
dcr
of
business
will
include
the
presentation
of
Annua!
Hrports,
Election
of
Directors,
etc.
All
paid
up
members
of
the
age
of
nineteen
years
"itn:!
";
T
will
be
on1
it
led
to
voting
privileges-.
JOHN
F.
STIRN,
General
Secretary.
1
..iv
t.
.iii.i.
Vilnius,
M.
a
pnotography
shop.
There
were
06
drownings,
four
:
more
than
In
1950,
with
22
in
The
first
Bible
from
the
Cam-July.
February
and
September
briage
University
Press
in
Eng-v.-ie
(he
only
months
free
of
iand
was
published
in
1629
Ciowmni
nrridrnts.
.
.
eling
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
wars,
died
at
3:30
this
morning
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
I.ii
'
Thursday
afternoon
he
sustained
,
verc
buras
while
at
his
work
as
a
boilermaker.
Since
then
he
had
lapsed
between
consciousness
and
unconsciousness
with
hope
for
his
recovery
gradually
fading.
Born
In
Stockholm.
Saskatrhe-
Aviation
atalities
increased
Fust,
white
men
in
illinnis
STONE
BUILDING
shi.rply
due
mainly
to
the
crasn
,vr
.
the
French
missionalries
of
an
RCAF
plane
from
St.
Hu-
and
traders
late
in
the
nth
cen-
;
Coming
Up
;'t
"f
activities
of
iiifl-'i's.
liquor
selling
are
pfndinu;
in
city
po-t
f;-t
three
t'lxi
o,-
uri
l
on
lug-sniouoen
Mouni
tury.
Bruno.
The
deaths
of
four
air-nun
and.
two
civilians
in
the
wan.
October
18.
1893.
Mr.
Teng
crash
brought
the
aviation
dcatn
iifa.ir
-s.
It
is
expected
rump
to
rrlnc-
Rupert
in
1912
with
J,
1
1
to
civht,
compared
icxt
week.
AN
only
one
in
19a0.
end
joined
the
employ
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway.
H
went
overseas
with
the
72nd
Battalion.
Seaforth
Highlanders.
Kire
showed
the
most
marked
Increase
In
1951
as
a
major
cause
Clear;
of
violent
deaths,
with
a
tola1
of
Oli.
The
main
reason
for
the
SCRAMBLED
in
World
War
One
and
returned
in
I'lince
Rupert,
in
1920
to
re-iinie
Iris
work
with
the
railway.
EGG
SANDWICH
iiurease
was
the
Hospice
Sie.
Cuncgondc
disaster
which
took
Moving
lie
Joined
up
promptly
for
aelive
35
lives.
1
NS
WITH
A
S
I1
k.s
have
been
mt
m
service
with
the
102nd
Battalion
M
iruue
records
showed
thai
here'
on
I
he
outbreak
of
World
during
19il
there
were
40
death
;iti
I
i
and
trains
will
12
PasifiwiT
V
a
r
Two
and
later
was
an
officer
icourriiw
at
work
mostly
In
ill
,r-VH
5.
A
:
r,i
'?y
st
is
expected
""
i"
local
rescivc
macnine
gun
uusmai
accidents.
No
monln
(1
fi
.iKht
trains
re?
nv
nt.
P
m.
Umi't
Canadian
Na-
lie
was
an
active
member
of
during
the
year
was
free
of
such
:e.Mrieiils,
but
the
greater
number
took
place
in
the
last
hah",
August
and
Nover.ib"r
sha:ini
.ic
prak
of
six
ea.h.
---I
"1
t
I
offices
said.
Hi
-
Canadian
Legion.
l
ii
no
train
service
1
was
1,1
mul-al
circles
that
"
HujHTt
since
Sunday,
M
'
Teng
was
particularly
well
-ii
li"e
slide
40
miles
kriown
as
a
lalenled
voenl
soloist
MUSTARD
Flavour
teat
1
frvih
cyg
Add
1
tabluipeon
crvani
tablctpoon
buttw
Va
taipoon
Celmon'k
Mutlcfd
1
teaspoon
ketchup
Fry
slowly,
spread
on
hot
toast
or
buttcrcU
bread.
Serve
immediately.
I'or
free
recipe
booklet,
write
to
Rctkitt
&
Colmari
(Canada)
Ltd.,
Station
T,
Montreal.
(
invariearecl
last
night.
For
a
Smart
Figure.
Weur
1
'
f
aht
trains
Is
ex-
u
iuf".ite
a
serious
coal
and.
a
valued
nienilier
of
various
choral
groups
.
For
many
years
he
was
on
flic,
r
and
rlii-r
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
as
well
as
choir
member.
Didn't
You
See
It
1,1
.
-
"wiai
carloads
are
l
J"
on
the
first
f
l'tt'
i
Fraternal
affiliations
included
a
1
left
The
Daily
News?
Al
AF
&
AM.
and
the
'ftl..rth(vrastDt3:30
Tver
Lodge
"Ut
was
forced
to
f'a,
Ii
trot
Tyee
this
afk-r-
L"
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and
a
brother,
Oscar,
in
Detroit,
Fuiv.-ral
arrangements,
In
the
bnnds
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers,
will
be
announced
later.
Moose
t.eirl,fni
BURNS
NIGHT
DANCE
at
the
Miller
Bay
Hospiial
Recreation
Hall
Bccousc
of
thn
thorough
circulation
of
the
DAILY
NEWS,
your
advertising
reaches
MORE
families
in
city
and
country
....
more
people
prepared
to
buy
the
things
you
sell
or
manufacture.
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advertising
columns
of
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DAILY
NEWS
arc
rcodv
SALES
MARKETS
for
every
tvpe
of
product
and
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of
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will
in
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Broadway
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at
(i:30
p.m.
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to
be
present
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Friday,
January
25,
1952
Dancing
from
9:30
p.m.
Admission
S2.50
per
couple
.
Invitations
must
be
presented
at
the
door
and
eun
be
obtained
from
Miller
Bay
Hospital,
the
Indian
Agency
Office.
Bandleader
'
Ernie
Stevens
and
Port
Edward
Nursing
Station.
DAILY
NEWS
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jour
hours.
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said.'
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and
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to
go
towards
cost
of
centrally
controlled
radio
and
public
address
system
for
the
patients.
1
MUSIC
DONATED
BY
COURTESY
OF
THE
PORT
EDWARD
SWING
BAND
UNDER
MR.
ERNIE
STEVENS.
BAND
LEADER
Bottled
in
Scotland
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