1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday.
February
15,
1952
BARGEES
DWINDLE
Asbestos
Town
of
500
in
Making
in
Cassiar
Area
Railway
Gives
Service
Plus
MONCTON,
NJ3.
At
least
one
Prince
Edward
Tslanrl
trouelloi.
LIVERPOOL,
England
(Reu-,ters)
The
older
generation
of
I
bargees
who
man
the
barges
on
!
Britain's
canals
is
dying
oft
and
I
nn
nn0
Is
tnlrinfr
4ViAi-
nUa
I
r
.
!
OL
DAILY
NEWS
j
Two
hundred
and
fifty
men
w
bo
headine
CUUlg
north
HOI
III
ed
Biltls(tranlpoIt
wlth
"icjals-
,ac-
a
sjwrtage
of
recruUg
rhia
tnis
.spring
snrintn
to
tl,
the
McDames
TIT
n
Creek
area
in
the
Cassiar!
'or
work
on
barges,
said
-once
district
where
they
will
be
enrawr!
in
mill
a
nthor
!l
wa?
the.rule
'or
sons
to-foi-
is
thoroughly
convinced
of
the
efficiency
of
modern
transpor
tation.
On
his
way
to
Sackville,
New
',.,...
,
,
"
"
"
low
tneir
ratners,
but
now
th
j
tonbiruCUOn
WOrK
lor
a
new
asbestos
mine.
A
mod-
younger
men
prefer
regular
Jobs
crunswicic,
Dy
car
to
catch
a
ern
town
of
possibly
500
nonulatinn
i
exntaA
tn
asnore-
?
r
Canadian
National
Railways
train,
ye
slopped
off
at
a
store
nil
viyv,vfcVU
V
V
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ii
i.
i
,
i
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i
.,
eventually
established
there.
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if
you
want
to
sed
i.,
advuL7
n
......
.
I
X-A...i
..tl-.fi
,
.
1
r1...---
1
to
maise
a
purcnase.
On
arrival
at
Sackville.
he
went
in
to
the
rroaucuon
or
a
men
crane
nr
1
.
.ooiii.
I
asbestos
will
commence
this
fall
f
O
:r
station
to
send
a
telegram
and
the
operator
asked
him
if
he
had
his
ticket.
On
searching
his
pockets
the
passenger
found
he
had
lost
it.
"The
conductor
on
your
train
has
the
ticket
and
will
give
it
to
you
when
you
board,"
the
operator
told
him.
The
passenger
was
dumbfounded
until-
the
operator
ex
Two
million
dollars
worth
a
year
is
expected
to
be
turned
out.
In
the
meantime,
the
mine
workings
are
open
stripping.
Later
production
will
be
at
greater
depth.
The
product
will
oe
trucked
out
to
the
Alaska
Highway
at
Watson
Lake
and
taken
to
Whitehorse
or
Carcross
for
shipment
to
Skagway
over
the
Yukon
and
White
Pass
route
and
down
coast
by
ship.
exclusive
Top
Wrestling
Show
Billed
For
Centre
Grunts
and
groans
will
make
an
appearance
here
again
thio
month-end
when
two
of
the
world's
top
wrestlers
stage
a
two-day
exhibition
bout
at
the
Civic
Centre.
And
there'll
be
women
wrest-
ft4f4anJjnn
lets,
too,
says
Director
Jack
VUISIa
llQ
I
II
Q
HANTS
Mrs.
Lorna
Jackson
of
Toronto,
a
com-,
Mxciii!
Capital
Sweepstakes'.
for
womtn
In
the
D.ir
Dr-rby
at
Ottawa
which
was
held
recently,
siir
l
iun
huskies
owned
by
Tat
Duval
of
East
,
who
is
tillering
the
100-mile
Uuee-day
lace
fur
i
CP
PHOTO
)
plained,
ine
ticket
had,
been
found
on
the
floor
of
the
store
where
lie
hud
made
his
purchase
and
the
storekeeper
had
turned
it
over
to
the
airent
The
Made
For
Curling
5
and
66
gauge
NYLON
HOSIERY'
agent
had
passed
at
on
to
the
Reserve
Forces
Seen
Important
'
TORONTO
0)
SDeakine
before
tiling
Begins
next
conductor
and
hud
wired
Sackville.
"That
is
servico
plus,"
the
relieved
passenger
said.
have-
been
set
aside
for
the
tyros
instruction
for
beginners,
says
Jack
Laurie,
chairman
of
thp
drnw
nnri
enmt
ittr.no
nr.
tf'img
in
me
now
Sportsman
Lith
first
of
prl-
Stirn,
who
recently
completed
arrangements
for
the
show
with
Vancouver
promoter
Cliff
Parker.
Main
event
next
February
29
jtions
taking
to
the
imittee
I
Speed
Demon
Voted
Best
In
Britain
si.il
and
Wednesday
Following
Is
the
list
of
teams.
the
Empire
Ciub
here
yesterday,
Lt.-Gen.
Guy
Simonds,
Canada's
chief
of
staff,
stressed
the
importance
of
the
reserv
forces.
Their
importance
was
equal,
he
said,
to
that
of
the
active
forces
as
a
deterrent
to
possible
attack
by
any
enemy.
Tliinl.
A
Al'fM'liault
M
W
tlormley
W
J
irall
and
March
1
will
feature
Aus-
LONDON
Geoffrey
Duke,
trallan
heavyweight
champion
28-year-old
demon
of
the
inter-Jack
O'Reilly
against
American
national
motorcycle
speedways,
,
i
has
been
voted
Britain's
out-
"
champion
Andy
Tremaine.
-
-
,rfi
,
,,
,
CJnZT
in
the
Mr!nona?
"W
to
clen
groan
together
fca-jg
,
Record,
turc
the
'
attraction
as
lieht-
a
London
weekly.
weights
meet
in
five
three-min
Holder
of
two
world's
speed
ute
rounds.
Preliminaries
wilt
nreaent
In.
'
NUeS.
Duke
polled
61.939
VOteS.
cal
members
of
the
Civic
Centre
n,earlv
twice
as
many
as
any
pre-
Snow
Back
In
Prince
Rupert
j
Prince
Rupert
preople,
who
felt
j
they
had
been
more
than
gener-
ously
treated
in
the
way
of
snowfall
during
January
and
were
glad
to
see
the
last
of
it,
awoke
to
another
surprise
today.
There
was
another
two
inches
on
the
ground
and
trees
and
hills
again
had
their
wreathy
shroud.
One
inch
of
snow
was
officially
recorded
at
the
Digby
Island
meateorological
station.
Possibility
of
further
wet
snow
flurries
was
seen
with
a
weather
forecast
that
predicted
westerly
wind
of
fifteen
miles
an
hour
and
also
suggested
scattered
showeis.
The
weather
forecast
for
the
tiay
predicted
little
change
in
existing
conditions.
Hrcmtils
W.
A.
ArmHlmng
D
O
Bedlortl
8
KIKIna
A
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Burr
W
Bnitrr
J.
H.
M
Brptnner
A.
K.
V'aii
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Dlbb
A.
E.
Field
J
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Fleldn
T
Prey
A.
Vraiwr
J.
Ft
C'ron'
F.
A.
Oarner
J
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Vic
Clrnnt
Doutt
Prizy-ell
W
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Holm
1
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hmltli
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J.
Bennett
J
A
MrLeod
W.
M.:ln
W
J
McLran
A
M(Tuiald
H-
rt.
8h'itrdown
1.
A
McNcice
vious
winner
of
the
contest.
Lends
Geo.
J
Duwes
I
C.
Eby
H
E
OladillnK
T.
Johnnton
It.
M(
Kay.
Jr.
Hon
irk
W
C
Baxter
Mtljimi
D
A.
MarPhe
W
A
McBroom
H.
Moruau
I.
AUlKsallcm
A.
Murray
K
Mannon
M.
E.
Martin
W.
Smith
J
M.UihI
C.
M.x.re
A
8
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Huddertiam
A.
M,
Rlvctt
II.
Skiillmorud
A
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Knilth
T
Nicoll
W
M
Doumont
C
W.
Trp
P
W.
w-inx
W
H
Wrmht
P.
LrKcns
W.
K
jmlth
judo
club.
O
Dork
Pencil
Seam
Flattering
Shades
Created
for
Your
Newest
Costume
New
Low
Prices
54
gauge,
1
5
denier
$1.75
a
pair
66
gauge,
15
denier
$1.95
a
pair.
A
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Newton
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i)
KiitWurd
Trailing
by
9.720
votes
in
the
runnet-up
slot
was
duskv
Randolph
Turpin.
who
captured
the
imagination
of
the
British
public
In
his
two
championship
bouts
with
Sugar
Ray
Robinson.
Reg
Harris,
world's
professional
sprint
cycling
champion,
and
winner
of
the
award
in
1949
and
Native
Wins
Dog
Derby
7
THE
PAS,
Man.
(CP)
Steve
1950,
came
third.
Denis
Comp-
Pranteau.
38-year-old
treaty
In
ton.
installed
smirtsman
of
the
dian
from
Grand
Rapids.
Manl-
year
in
1947
and
1948.
Gordon
t
EASIER
THAN
PUSHING
A
BUTTON
We'll
take
care
of
your
heating
oil
for
you
even
save
you
the
bother
of
checking
your
heating
oil
tank.
We
ll
Refill
Your
Tank
Regulaily
Call
N.R.YOUNG
Healing
Oil
Distributor
toba,
yesterday
won
the
144-
Richards,
champion
lockey
and
mile
Canadian
open
Dog
Derby
Roger
Bannister,
Britain's
great
in
record
time
of
15
hours,
42
milcr.
were
amone
others
well
n
riiens
HockeyStandings
minutes
and
ten
seconds.
in
the
running
for
the
1951
award.
,
.
NATIONAL
W
L
D
F
A
Pts
I
Leafs
Hockey
Scores
c7
Thursday
7
p.m.
Bateinan
vs.
Barber;
Boulter
vs.
Berg;
Black
vs.
Col-linson.
9
p.m.
Evans
vs.
Eyolfson:
Greene
vs.
Holliston;
Schler
vs.
Jennings.
Friday
7
p.m.
Landun
vs.
Laurie;
Kelloueh
vs.
McDowell;
McKen-zie
vs.
Miller.
9
p.m.
Moore
vs.
Matthew;
Ostertag
vs.
Warren;
Rogcrson
.
BtwUitloiBi.!.,,
.
.
,
PHONE
S74
ruder
ctune
National
Toronto
1,
Montreal
3
Detroit
3.
Chicago
2
Duke
who
finished
12th
in
(he
1950
balloting,
scored
an
unprc-
dented'
run
of
personal
triumphs
in
native
and
lnternation-n'
eorr
Tetition
last
year.
His
imposing
list
of
major
victories
'-"'tided
the
following:
Isle
of
Man
senior
and
Junior
champ-
32
10
11
150
96
24
12
18
128
112
26
7
21
146
125
17
12
24
113
136
18
10
24
136
154
14
5
33
115
165
Detroit
Toronto
Montreal
Boston
New
York
Chicago
JfTllifllX
Coll
u$
today
'
Pacific
Coast
New
Westminster
3,
Vancou
.
vcr
7
"Tacoma
4.
Victoria
2
'
Seattle
6.
Saskatoon
5
t
F
it
conil
place
i
ional
Jji.ikcy
League
itftis
-
Battle
for;
'
in
the
National!
I
lightened
Thurs-i
I
iintie.il
Canadiens
1
I?
"i
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Maple
Lcafs
...1,1
f
.,,-u
t,i
within
one
i!
I
I
in
i
i
,.,.f
lonshlps;
Ulster
and
Belgian
I
rlo
mid
lunior
Grand
Prix;
Grand
Prix
des
Nations
(Junior!;1
I'otch
Grand
Prix
(senion;
and
Fecnch
Grand
Prix
(Junior).
Okanagan
ins
Kc'.own?
2.
Pentlcton
5
.
PCSAIII.-OSAHI.
Prepare
For
Rink
Opening
Kamioiip
7.
Vancouver
2
I
.
Western
International
!
A.
E.
-ncs.
meanwhile
Smith
left,
on
today's
n
n,
S3
a
business
trip
to
.
lead
over
Toronto
i.
nits
by
edging
the
:
1
ai'.
5,
Kimberley
5
(overtime
plane
for
tic
i
Sandspit.
While
Barney
Eyolfson,
Ice
-Hi..;;a
Black
Hawks
steward,
is
preparing
the
ice
at
j
the
curling
rink
for
official
ii
victory,
before
'
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...
..
STORK
CRAFT
ABY
CRIBS
We
must
clean
up
our
shelves
!o
make
way
for
Spring
Stocks
now
coming
in
Starting
SATURDAY,
Feb.
16,
we
are
putting
on
a
For
One
Week
ONLY
i.
,..
ii
Jans.
was
iile
"
vth
membprs
are
busy
w,tr
hammer
f
over
Toronto
'
1
"i
insl
i,JUr
)0SSTS
mi"
raw.
'
i
A
lull
turnout
of
club
niem-
CaiUmens
started
with
brrr
ls
(-x!,
""'d
lor
the
rest
of
W.t.ffc
s
goal
in
the
first
l,le
Wl't'lt
lo
nrlP
1,1
preparing
'!
out
through
Dick
lor
tlle
"P-'ninR.
pi
second
period
and
clut
executives
win
welcome
a
An
example
of
the
finest
kind
of
good
craftsmanship.
We've
an
extensive
stock
and
you're
Invited
to
our
fu
niture
departm-ent
u
p
c
t
a
I
r
s
to
make
your
selection.
hei
through
Boom
np,PlnB
lland
'rom
any
adults.
tl
f'!l
:i
m
the
same
scs-
"spccla!ly
from
some
of
those
'
h
ii
onlv
Toronto
reply
Joyed
the
skating,''
said
'
a.
'I
roennd
period
died
Ja,ck
Laurle'
executive
member.
Ifl
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sri.rori
..
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.
ftock
educimig)
Sole
-2.
.
Pi
iced
from
H
1
j
VntonJ11U
Cal
J
'
the
National
Ho-
"-f
"
1('(iiR
scorer,
1,1
"K
liis
thirtieth
I
of
the
season
3
Women's
Shoes
Only
ALL
SSZIS
HIJll
VIC
my.
H
we
now
Less
mattress
IKlllils
ni.,Ht
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tinier
Lach
of
l,
COLORS
Gordon
&
And
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ALL
B.C.
Fl'RS
S"1P
NICK!
'
juntiter
of
ALL
British
rolumbia
Furs
w
a
n
t
e
d
HIGHEST
possible
prices
as-"red.
Currently
paying
ifor
TOI
gradesi
UP
TO:
SQUIRREL
75c:
WEASEL
ami
MUSK-RAT
$3
00;
MINK
Untcrlnri
40
0():
MARTEN
$50
00;
FISHER
$75.
Due
to
continued
unsettled
conditions
advisable
ihln
ALL
Furs
IMMKDIAT-El
Y.
Prices
"SHUBERT"
paying,
we
believe
HIGHEST
obtainable.
Don't
delay
ship
TODAY!!
Dep..
19C.
A
B.
SHUBERT
CO.,
Winnipeg
Address
shipments
to
3
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St.,
VANCOUVER
erson
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Phone
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'tmpks
J-F
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all
rtritivh
These
Are
All
TOP
QUALITY
SHOES
Selling
at
Greatly
Reduced
Prices
synii
"Good
whisky
has
no
substitutes"
11
nations
and
iliizmg
countries
mast
today
as
the
'r
Games
proceeded
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