Prince
Rupert
Duily
News
Thursday,
January
3,
1952
Best
Pictures
of
J
951
Oil
Activity
DISTRICT
NEWS
Apology
From
Bench
in
New
Evil
"Firewater
tt.lip
fifth
cimsrrutivp
time
that
making
all
he
rould
to
satisfy
the
surge,
of
demand.
Then,
wnn
spring,
came
credit
restrictions
which
increased
down
payments
and
moninly
installments
lor
goods
bought
on
credit.
The
buying
spree
became
a
morning-auer
Headache.
i;iiim;
slower
The
restrictions
came
at
.
time
when
the
average
family,
Wayne,
Neacle
and
Guinness
Best
Box-Officc
Draws
Hits
Record
!
Miss
Neagle,
42-year-old
star
of
!
the
Florence
Nightingale
pic
From
Hollywood,
New
York
ture
.Lady
with
the
Lamp,"!
EDMONTON
(h
HFRINA
(CP)II.
isn't
nfl.-n
that
and
London,
polls,
both
official
ha(id
.,.
tlm
division
1
,
n
......
.
n-ccircl
0
Business
!n
Canada
Good
in
1951
Indians
Abuse
a
judge
apologizes
in
sentencing
and
unofficial,
named
1951
Mi.ss
Neagle
and
Guinnesse,
k,s
,n
west,-rn
Ca
mid
i-'"W''
a
prisoner.
But
that's
what
outstanding
actors,
actresses
and
37year-old
character
actor,
I
was
reported
Wedn-i
!
c
Chief
Justice
J.
T.
Brown
of
the
the
best
plays.
'were
picked
by
a
poll
of
4524
were
oil
strike
ii
r
Saskatchewan
Court
of
Kings
la
Hollywood,
straight-shoot-
BrJtish
fHm
exhibitors.
,
inT
I.
ga!
partly
because
of
the
high
cosi
oi
living
anu
partly
because
oi
t
Beer
Parlors
heavy
expenditures
in
the
las
ri
i.
,
,
Itirr
MrH.r
rfliw
In
in
Wavnp
IS
r
"
'
-
'i.o.
uvv.cn
uiu
ic-euuy
m
muciicmi
.
5
Guine.sses
starred
m
in
the
the.
More
than
200
oil
comnani.
an
Indian
for
manslaughter
l
reported
to
have
again
plugged
his
way
to
the
top
of
the
movie
lew
years,
lelt
it
dil
not
have
the
immediate
money
to
meet'
FORT
ST.
JAMES.
Chief
An-higher
payments.
And,
once
toine
of
the
Fort
St.
James
comedy
"Lavender
poured
more
than
$200.0(H),(kj
By
FORBES
RI1UDE
whimsical
The
Indian,
Robert
Georg
Canadian
Press
Business
Editor
slowed
down,
people
look
a
Indians
has
admonished
his
o,
mi
.
j
I-
r
i.,H,,.ir'.
mnnra.itiiki.r
Hill
Mob.'
played
P'aycu
ruKiu
in
mm
western
oil
and
gas
exiling
ST
fr
fpanS"
!
t
Straight
year
,
ver
Twist"
and
played
eight
tion,
development
and
laR
nk
a
u""'""b
pii-
"'u
uic
e
.
""v
roles
in
the
coniedv
"Kind
Hearts
.
cure
ild.
TORONTO
Business
was
longer
look
at
their
pocketbooks
people
to
behave
themselves
the
action
siar
was
naineu
iu
-
.
'
.
"
.
.
.
...
.
r
r
v
i
tii
.
1
1
i.Ef
wills
i.
iiiii.
r
in
u;
m
if
mfii
good
m
1B51,
or
it
was
bad
dc-
beloe
opening
tnem
up
for
any
wnen
entering
Deer
panors.-
ii
m,,
nprW
n.,11
ttiiu
vui
i
'
l
ending
upon
what
merchant
thing.
they
did
this,
they
would
save
In
the
list
of
international
'.
Best
director
Ella
Ka?an
t,
ildU
SUjpill-U
II
Jill
Willi
UIllIK.-
v..c
i.iv-w..
-
i
The
episode
touched
off
a
dis-.of
theatre
men
as
the
star
who
fi,-,.
1
brought
brought
the
the
most
most
money
money
through
through
favorites.
Miss
Neagle
and
Guin-
"Streetcar."
had
on
their
counters
or
in
their
i.ie
chief
consolation
offered
themselves
a
lot
of
trouble,
warehouses.
the
businesses
that
were
hardest
There
h'as
been
complaint
of
na-
As
far
as
the
greater
part
of
hit
was
that
the
buying
spree
tives
abusing
the
privilege
which
business
and
the
vast
majority
couldn't
have
lasted
anyway,
they
have
received
of
being
al-
of
Canadians
were
concerned,
n,
anu
..nil
puhaps
it
was
better
lowed
to
enter
the
beer
parlors
was
good,
with
the
country
driv-
to
have
it
stopped
before
it
at
Vanderhoof.
Several
of
them
ing
ahead
on
a
vast
program
of
brought
about
worse
trouble.
landed
in
jail.
.
expansion
In
any
event
the
result
was
water
evil"
just
when
British
the
box
offices
in
1951.
ncs
s
am
not
iare
so
wen.
it.
Best
actor-Arthur
Kmnea
Columbia
and
Prince
Edward
The
comedy
team
of
Dean
was
headed
by
Bob
Hope,
James
as
the
blind
veteran
in
"BrH
Island
acted
to
admit
Indians
to
Martin
and
Jerry
Lewis
placed
Stewart,
John
Wayne,
and
Ab-
Victory."
beer
parlors,
and
Manitoba
had
second,
replacing
the
No.
2
star
bott
and
Costello.
Then
came!
Be.st
actress
Vivien
Leigh
i
the
question
under
considca-
last
year.
Bob
Hope,
who
helped
Guinness
and
Miss
Neagle.
"Streetcar."
lion.
start
them
on
their
big-time
in
New
YorK,
"A
Streetcar
Best
foreign
film
the
Italia,,
Two
Saskatchewan
cabinet.,
.
"amen,
"sire
was
cnoscn
oyi
"-
.-
""'.
But
lor
the
man
selling
auto-
that,
though
dollar
volume
of
ministers
-Wovmen
welfare
rau.
nupe
anu
o""g
luauy,
lne
New
yorK
nim
Critics
as
i
"c
""
are
made
ai.
mobiles,
household
electrical
ap-
sales
may
be
up
far
the
year
be
Vanderhoof
Has
workers
and
a
number
of
Uie
"
v1
M"m
"u
wu
;
ine
best
picture
oi
tvai.
"""J
"y
-"-
"piesenui
950
and
jockeyed
for
the
topi
Runner-up
and
verv
clo.se
in
'
nlne
Ncw
York
daily
nt
pliances,
some
textiles
and
cloth-
cause
01
higher
prices,
people
ing
lines
.and
for
many
men
and
have
probably
been
buying
less
women
employed
in
making
in
the
last
nine
months
of
the
these
things,
business
Jiad
plentv
year
than
they
did
in
the
same
spot
in
previous
years,
dipped
ahe
final
balloting
of
eight
to.Papi'r'-
,
1039
Poulalion
lew
posuiuna.
vtouy
was
lutu
seven
was
The
Kover.
i
Indians
themeslves
voicd
varying
views.
Some
saw
the
Indian
situation,
simply
as
part
of
the
greater
p.-oblem
of
liquor
as
a
whole.
Others
said
it's
time
to
and
Hope
sixth
in
this
year's
list
The
critics
also
chose:
If
you
want
to
sell
it,
advtrjlsi
of
troubles.
period
of
1950.
And
the
fall-otr
The
troubles,
however
,
did
wao
felt
the
worse
because
it
hit
1
VANDERHOOF
While
the
of
not
arise
from
any
lack
of
basic
particularly
at
certain
industries
ficial
figures
of
the
1951
decen-
quit
treating
Indians
as
children.
The
Hip-swinging,
Hot-singing
Jambore
HANDBAGS
To
Compliment
Your
New
Outfit!
Colors,
styles
arid
prices
that
invite
the
most
exciting
customers.
WALLACE'S
Deportment
Stor;
soundness
In
the
economy
but
and
at
centres
where
these
in-
hial
census
shows
the
village
of,
The
question
of
admitting
Ind-
from
the
fact
that
Canadians
dustries
are
located.
Vanderhoof
as
having
a
popu-
ians
to
drinking
establishmei'15
went
on
a
buying
sp.'ee
which
the
With
inventories
up
at
the
year
ration
of
only
638,
a
count
taken
arose
from
a
provision
of
the
government
felt
it
had
to
choke
end
many
business
men
are
fac-
by
a
committee
of
the
Vander-
new
Federal
Indian
Act.
It
gives
off
to
prevent
prices
going
ing
money
troubles.
hoof
Board
of
Trade
shows
the
the
provinces
a
free
hand
in
the
.hrough
t'.ie
rool.
!
This
seems
to
mean
that
there
actual
population
of
Vanderhoof
matter.
Previously
only
Indians
In
the
eaiiy
year,
every
one
snou't)
De
110
rea'
worry
about
at
the
present
time
to
be
1039,
who
had
foresworn
their
prlvil-
was
buying;
the
householder
was
Shortages
of
goods
in
the
com-
an
increase
of
approximately
300
eges
as
wards
of
the
government
ureat
While
way
No.
3
among
the
money-makers
is
Betty
Grable.
Two
other
veterans,
Abbott
and
Costello,
placed
fourth.
Rounding
out
the
top
10
are
Randolph
S'ott,
Gary
Cooper,
Doris
Day
aad
Spencer
Tracy,
In
that
order.
,
Across
the
water
Anna
Ncaele
and
Alex
Guinness
were
Britain's
tup
movie
bux-office
draws
the
past
year,
the
London
bureau
of
the
American
Motion
Picture
Herald
announced.
The
paper
added
that
It
was
ablazing!!!
1
raiding
the
shelves
and
the
lng
ypar-
11
prooawy
will
mean,
per
cent
irom
me
census,
nad
been
able
to
enter
beer
par-
0
T.
3'
.
storekeeper
was
Stocking
them
.
f
io
311
extra-neavy
up;
-.vhile
the
manufacturer
was
:
January
sales.
I
'lnis
should
have
i
rasn
oi
lors.
,
f-
'
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
E'
XCOVQtlOfl
rOr
lhave
announced
they
will
not
v-f
.J
i
.
m
v
.
In
holding
back
the
"rise
in
,
il
1
follow
the
example
of
B.C.
and
prices
which
marked
1951.
Never-
PieW
Tl
Q
TCnOUSC
j
P.E.I,
in
taking
advantage
of
the
im.n,
TONY
MARTIN.
JANfT
LEIGH
heless,
potent
forces
continue
lu
rr,,,r,T?
-c
or-
ur,.i.
option.
'
U
a
-
j
w
.
mo
S
GLORIA
DtHAVEN-EDDIE
BRACKEN
0
ANN
MILLER
old
puces
up.
,
.
fommen-ed
nn
excavation
Manitoba
s
special
committee
For
one
thing
there
is
a
limits
"M
.
6f
on
limior
enforcement
and
ad-
at
least
get
alcohol
intended
for
drinking."
Miss
iviarjory
Bernard,
director
of
the
Regina
Welfare
Bur
3tti
Sirtin
liitnt
101
CHOSlY'Iht
CHun'Vtlt
pos?d
new
warehouse
and
office
ministration
has
voted
in
favor
to
tlie
price
indU'Cements
which
merchants
can
offer,
for
they
i
have
paid
high
prices
them
of
allowing
Indians
In
drinking
.jilding
to
be
erected
Mere
on
1st
avenue
for
McLennan.
Mo-
esiaoisiimenia
out.
we
piovmciai
i
Feely
&
Prior
Ltd.
This
phase
of
government
has
yet
to
make
a
eau,
said
she
thought
me
evils;
of
drinking
among
Indians
were
i
similar
to
those
among
whiles
I
they
varied
with
the
individual!
fnal
decision
Evenings
7
-
9:05
p.m.
"J"
(3
T
E
AA
Matinee
Saturday
2
p.m.
a'fa.movs
playkks
thkaiiii
Lie
project
is
being
undertaken
selves
and
their
operating
costs
.ire
heavy.
As
both
business-sustaining;
?"i
a
p.'ice-su.staining
lorcc,
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1952
by
Dczell
Construction
Company.
1
Mr.
Justice
Brown,
in
sentenc-ing
Strongquill,
said
the
white
j
Indian
just
as
wllh
any
other;
here
is
the
unprecedented
ex
Esther
CvT!
SBHB8S8EJ50B
race.
Attorney-General
J.
W.
Gorman
of
Saskatchewan
said:
"Some
people
speak
of
the
Bill
of
Rishts
when
pointing
out
thai
Vancouver
Has
Civic
Deficit
(man
is
"the
tool
and
the
Instrument
that
the
Ulquon
traffic
j
tifcs
to
menace
the
sanity
and
I
sobriety
of
the
Indian,
to
roo
him
and
his
home
of
his
means
WILLIAMS
rn
it
pansion
taking
place
across
the
country
which
keeps
employment
at
a
high
level,
despite
pockets
ol
unemployment
here
i.r.d
thsre,
and
wnich
kieps
pouring
:ie,w
money
into
the
economy.
Coupled
with
this
is
v,
f
ti
.
rr
-
k-r.
VANCOUVER
Aid
George
of
livelihood
and
bring
his
down-
.
In,,.an
.
arp
SKELTON
V,N
K
I
I
LiJ
L
Miller,
chairman
of
the,
civic
fi
nance
committee,
yesterday
told
rtouanf
a"'
anv
relaxation
of
restrictions."
"And
as
a
member
of
that'
welfare
Minister
J.
H.
Sturdy
racs,"
he
said,
"I
apologize
to
attached
some
blame
to
the
pol-you.
an
Indian,
and
to
yrnir
race
lcy
of
se)4regatiiig
flidlans
on
fn
this
trnian
horse
kind
of
eift
,-A
-..r..
n,,r-
mil
a
prcbably-record
farm
income.
cjty
council
that
there,
would
be
Now
t;i"
s
will
be
coming
a
deficit
of
$600,000
on
last
year's
;
Ho
the
market,
and
people
who
operations.
He
forecast
further
As
Always
.fe?A
are
not
buying
today
will
be
re-
difficulties
during
the
coming
wnicn
we
have
J0
generously
and
tnnitiM
tn
Wnme
mtrited
turning
to
the
counters
and
year
Cartoon
News
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
a
so
neartiessiy
oestoweu
upjn
wiln
the
11e
0f
Canada.
'ou
"
)
"Wherever
ther
are
reserves
RECALL
INDIAN'S
WORDS
!
there
Is
an
attendant
metis
showrooms
when
some
of
their
After
the
meeting
Aid.
Miller
present
obligations
have
been
suggested
to
newspapermen
that
paid
off.
there
was
only
one
way
of
meet-
;lywrvcr,
there
should
be
ing
the
situation
by
increasing
;.ome
influences
this
coming
taxes.
t
tv,
,m,.nt
thot
fiinU
C.ri
'
'1'alf
breed
i
problem
one
can-
Evening
Shows
7
9:00
Satu-Jay
Mats.
2
-
4:25
Dibb
Printing
Co.
be
solved
from
the
not
ssparalely
words
sroken
by
Chief
Gambler
the
minister
said.
of
the
Crees
in
signing
a
treaty
cher.
Iril
rfvflrtittmcM
if
not
puMtiticd
At
dnpUvfd
OUTFIT
ELECTRICALLY
with
Queen
Victorias
representatives
75
years
ago
were
recalled:
"Wc
don't
want
ycur
firewater.
It's
bad.
It
makes
us
crazy.''
;
But
one
Saskatchewan
treaty
Prince
George
NOTES
vear
to
restrain
the
run-away
i
K-c
pattern
of
thi
last
year.
For
instance,
rearmament
was
perhaps
the
major
factor
in
et-nr;
oi
the
early-year
buying
of
l!):o.
fcy
creating
the
idea
that
"
were
going
back
to
something
like
wartime
shortages.
This,
under
anything
foreseeable,
was
an
erroneous
idea.
Re
for
1952
with
Indian,
A.
H.
Brass,
whose
wife
is
a
direct
descendant
of
one
of
the
Cree
chiefs
who
signed
the
G.E.
PRODUCTS
A
new
1600
ho.'
Fairbanks-
armament,
under
its
1874
treaty,
said
he
did
not
ag
ee
prese.H
Mtsc
djesel
engine
has
been
ln-
plan?,
is
not
likely
to
create
any
stairct
at
the
Pnnce
George
'
completely
with
the
widespread
such
shortages.
It
will
take
a
power
nouse
and
ix
is
believed
belief
that
an
Indian
goes
"crazy
growing
slice
out
of
our
ritltional
lhcre
wju
nQ
recurrcnce
0f
drunk"
when
he
drinks.
IN
BETTER
USED
CARS
product
on
out
it
is
noining
ntte
u
nt
r
rrisis
whpn
the,
He
argued
that
if
liquor
re-
(
full-seal?
nl!-w'i
lo
uni
and
cinrl
there
(hprn
is
ic
the
.nr
r.
........
..
war,
G.E.
Washers
and
Pumps
G.E.
Refrigerators
G.E.
Toasters
G.E.
G.E.
G.E.
Radios
Kettles
Steam
Irons
WILFORD
ELECTRICAL
WORKS
Motors
and
Generators
Rewound
and
Repaired
,
MOTORS
BOr'illT
And
SOLD
New
aH
ICrliuilt
(.(
nrraliirs
6
-
12
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S2
villi
ltox
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Ph.
Ulsie
391
city
wa-
without
light
for
a
while
.
strictions
on
me
reserves
were
and
had
to
be
placed
on
a
dim-:
removed
at
least
the
qualltv
of
out.
;
the
aicohol
consumed
would
im-
.
,
.
i.rove.
The
;or
diem
hospital
rate
forj
"Where
liquor
Is
Illegal,
pcopl'-the
Prince
George
Hospital
has
"will
drink
hair
tonic,
shoe
poiisl.,
been
increased
from
$10.45
to
$M
nr
anything
lse
they
can
get
and
the
co-insurance
rate
from
ho!d
of."
he
.w'd.
"If
drinking
S3
to
$4.50
per
day.
were
allowed,
the
Indian
could
-SEE
fact
that
our
ability
to
produca
has
been
growing
and
will
r.on-.lnue
to
grow.
Altogether,
as
we
enter
1852.
it
seems
a
time
for
people
to
retrain
as
calm
as
they
can
tn
a
.r..ub!rd
world;
and
for
business
o
apply
what
cures
it
can
w
.present
ills,
with
every
p'ospect
that,
given
no
major
international
upsets,
the
times
will
continue
"boom"
times
by
comparison
with
almost
any
other
tim
we
have
had."
VANf
OLVIOlt
VICTOItlA
Chileolin
"
p.m.
January
6
a.nd
20
Chilcotin
michiight
Januaiy
i.i
and
27
Ciri!.-.si!n
Tuesday,
1:!
Noon
ALICE
AltM,
S'l'UVAKT
AND
PORT
SIMrSON
Sunday,
Camosun.
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
Ql'I'KN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
January
4
and
18
'
s5.
Chilcotin
midnight
FOR
SOl'TII
QI
KKN
CHARLOTTE
D
LANDS
ss.
Chilcotin
January
11
and
25
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
.
Prince
Rupoi
t
Agent
iliird
Avenue
Phone
5fi8
Northern
B.
C
Power
Co.
Ltd
Prince
Rupt-ii
-
Phone
210
Stewart.
B.C.
Thcoe
cars
ore
older
models
but
they
are
in
good
condition
.
.
.
ond
most
important
of
all
they
are
priced
so
that
you
can
afford
to
buy.
THEY
PAY
OFF
IT'S
PROFITABLE
IT'S
EASY
To
Use
a
.
LONDON
(CP)
txhaust
st-am
from
a
power
station
will
be.
used
to
heat
about
3.200
apartments
here,
saving
an
estimated
il.000
tons
of
coal
yearly.
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
A')
Write
Them
Yourself
on
this
Handy
Form
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Austin
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1938
Ford
Coach
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1950
Austin
Sedan
with
radio
1948
Thames
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1937
Tcrroplane
for
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217
1
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Ave.
W.
CHESTERFIELDS
AND
CONVERTIBLES
TilK
A
VON
features
a
single
garage
attached
to
the
kitrh-;
en
side
by
means
of
a
breez-
,
wa
,
not
shown
on
the
sketch
'
but
included
in
the
working
draw'ngs.
There
arc
three
bedrooms.
;
bath,
living
room
and
coin
bin-
j
t,tinn
kitchen
-dinette.
The
f
utility
room
contains
.the
I
heating
plant,
hot
water
heat-
i
er,
service
sink
and
laundry
;
equipment,
besides
a
storage
i
closet
and
supply
cabinet.
J
The
first
floor
Is
art
Insulated
concrete
slab
lard
over
a
i
bed
of
gravel.
Construction
is
j
of
frame
wi(,h
exterior
finish
i
of
siding
and
asphalt
roof
shingles.
A
large
linen
cabinet
is
lo-
;
catcd
in
the
bedroom,
while
wardrobe
closets,
including
;
over-head
storage,
are
used
throughout.
j
Dimensions
of
30
feet
by
40
:
feet,
with
floor
area
totalling
'
1,195
squai-a
feet,
subage
!
14,888.
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Tanks
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