I'T"
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Ncv.
Tuesday,
January
29,
1952
r
:
"
;
til
?rns
of
this
clfy."
City
bases
Its
case
on
the
claim
j
that
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
i
Would
Fight
Power
Hike
Cost
of
Living
Bonus
Offered
I,td.
has
not
lived
up
to
its
orig-i
mal
agreement
when
granted
I
lhe
POBer
company
a
"reason-fruiichlsc
to
supply
city
power,
j
able
length
of
time"
in
which
to
and
so
has
no
rir.ht
to
apply
for
i
negotiate
with
the
city
to
con-a
change
in
rate
structure.
I
lir)ue
supplying
power
after
Second
contention
bv
ti
e
eit.v!Pany
s
franchise
expires
in
1954.
Sharp
criticism
was
levelled
VANCOUVER
All
civic
will
be
offered
a
$27
a
month
letter
from
the
company
asked1
Vhl.
.
,
."7.
.
1,
!i
,
j-.
t
'hi
';
I
las'.
ni;;ht
at
tlie
l'ublic
Utililivs
is
that
the
increase
asked
te
too
fur
time,
pending
final
result
of
i
cost-of-living
bonus,
it
was
an-
!
Coiriniis-'ion
by
I
rince
Rupert
oCoca(
(jid
JoiislmislrcSS
tne
PUC
hearing.
I
nounced
yesterday.
yesterday.
It
It
w
would
cily
solicitors
T.
W.
Brown,
KC,
C.iy
Clerk
R.
W.
Long
read
'revcral
letters
to
council
review
in
connection
with
a
public
hear
I
Jh
i
amount
to
an
overall
outlay
of
1
$1,500,000.
British
Columbia
Power
Commission,
which
also
has
ere
loin
ing
regarding
rate
structures
of
ing
the
hearing
and
the
city's
Nor
hern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
'
case.
M
'.
B'own
in
a
letter
read
at
!
The
letters,
from
Brown
&
city
council
called
it
a
"viola-
arvey.
called
much
of
the
"so-.i.-.r.
of
ratural
justice''
when
ca"-'d
evidence"
introduced
at
fillers
Ki'turn
and
Make
l
A
recent
copy
of
the
San
Fran
i
Cisco
Chronicle
prints
an
ar
i
i
m
..
.
-
ss.
.-
m-
a
-
Mrs.
Gene
Autry
Compares
Blue
Bonnet
Loves
Its
Taste
I
"
it
ion
j
tide
on
Toastmixtresses
Clubs,
of
fthich
organizations
350
are
scat-
pur
nffi.lal
vviKimiH
nr
nnupr
me
neaiiiig
uuiiseiisuai
asser
fillers
of
Prince
Ru
been
invited
(
negotiate
with
the
city
regarding
future
ptm-ei,
wrote
that
the
matter
would
h(
'discussed
at
a
meeting
next
week.
Both
power
suppliers
have
been
asked
to
tender
on
supplying
future
power
hers
following
a
referendum
at
the
December
wis
'
...
Iv
lit
repaid
oil;
vmk
f'lr
outstand-
developed
Into
an
international
f
.
.',fc-
rnuvriiieiii..
she
bestowed
upon
com
par
v
physical
assets
and
"u"a
"
l-"c
J""c'
unipany,
and'
the
PUC
decision
should
l-c!;s
v
i'hout
a
city
representa-
I
,.
h
ing
present
Mr.
Brown
favor
the
Powet
company,
an
ap-expects
an
"adverse
decision"
by
Pfal
snould
be
launched
imme-tiie
Commission
and
urged
the
dtely.
ctv
to
nn.ipai
s.irh
a
result,
of
A
special
meeting
of
council
.miner
as
they
spent
tir
metropolis
while
on
elections.
A
56-majority
which
voted
in
favor
of
asking
the
Com
will
be
called
as
soon
as
the
decision
is
handed
down,
council
decided.
In
the
Chronicle
story
appear
!
.even
portraits
one
of
Miss
Laura
Stephens,
daughter
of
Sheriff
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephens,
prominent
pioneer
familv
of
Prince
Rupert.
Miss
Stephens,
who
ha
bun
living
in
San
Francisco
for
some
years,
is
secretary
of
the
President
of
the
Pacific
the
hearing.
Ti.-
solicitor
also
indicated
that
the
PUC
would
disregard
mission
to
"take
over"
was
not
considered
conclusive
by
city
to
attend
supreme
Richmond,
Virginia.
local
Wil
ls
landed
in
Miss
Stevens,
on
be-Celane.se
Corporation
,
il
which
she
Is
a
,
linns
oliicer,
took
w'
A
Meanwhile,
council
granted
j
council.
the
points
on
which
the
city
ar
.A'ii
asainst
an
application
for
rate
increases
by
the
power
com-
in
KITCHEN
GADGETS
ire
and
oruanized
l;nsr
'
Association
and
rinds
inclinable
siuhlsce-
'ifo
ln
tllp
California
city
of
In-well
as
hoypilality
i
tere.'t
and
progress.
:
iiimcn'.
;
Cake
Icing
Decorators
Can
Openers
Kitchen
TooU
Cookie
Cutters
Strainers,
Flour
Sifters,
Rolling
Pins
-27
Bread
Boards,
Chore
Girls
Vegetable
Brushes
"Ve
fe"l
that
a
court
of
appeal
would
not
approve
of
the
meth-r.-t
taken
by
the
PUC
to
date,"
read
the
letter.
.
Victoria
legal
firm,
representing
the
city
at
the
final
s,!,ces
of
the
hearing,
said
"it
sc'mcd
clear
that
the
Commis-s
i
n
would
probably
grant
the
Increase
in
whole
or
in
part
.
.
."
:".
B
own
urged
that
$1,500
to
$?
WiO
f
ost,
nl
appeal
would
be
we"
invested,
should
such
a
decision
be
handed
down
Aid.
George
Hills
sa'd:
"V.
e
must
protet
t,h
public,
r
s.iy
we
should
ake
the
adice
of
our
iuwyers
a:'a
f.Uck
with
the
.
i:e.
If
ve
mi.s
an
appeal,
it
;r
:
J
nit
ney
w
-i!
saved
for
the
ina-.imi.sires.ses
are
of
all
axes
f"
tn
young
women
Just
starting
their
callers
to
executives
who
have
made
their
place
ln
the
v.crld.
They
represent
all
occupations,
and
all
have
one
thing
In
common-
they
want
to
become
better
public
speakers.
Th-ry
do
this
by
prnparlng
forma'
speeches
which
are
analyzed
bv
the
club
lexicologist
and
an
cvaluator
from
the
Speech
De-partmen
of
City
College
of
San
F
anci.sco
at
club
meetings.
Each
member
takes
a
turn
at
presiding
over
the
meeting.
And
so,
the
members
are
learning
how
to
express
themselves
in
formal
speeches,
on
forums
and
pane!
Anfpfr
tin
nivit:ilmii
troni
Mrs.
'
M'tm
Anlrv.
;tll;iH
lil.l'K.
KoSNfcT
MkT
cnniH'
witli
urn
spmwl
at
iny
prifR.
I.ikc
tlte
WctiTii
Wars
wife,
vu
1
love
X
(ft-
tli'h'-.ilc.
htmnv-swf't
(lmm
of
('iinii'Us
fiitf-fjuiilttv
nil
vcqt'hiitfi
iiKirHi-iiii'.
on
II
apf
r''iuU'
Um
lioNN;f
s
v'ltntum.
Aim!
you
II
w'l.
('(HHP
it
rr;il
iroiiitint'
S
Imv
lin'l
Iinnkt
ittitl
tfH
'
all
3"
Flavor
Nutrit
Mit!
Kcoiiwin-!
Use
it
in
.
wwiktii,
im
vt'nctatilcri,
&.i
a
dcliioiil
iprcaii.
Ui.t'K
lioNNKT
inarnarinr
in
wtld
in
tw
tyjw;
rfjuiar
woiHHitv
packsgp
witi
clor
w:itir
atitl
also
in
tlie
fantoii
Velluw
iuik
bag
f"r
f"-,t,
ewy
color
'h"lr
.pii'ivKi'wn
to,
s.
vkiio
is
on
an
offl-1
.
the
ri'v
in
connvc-lanui
i
C
il'.ilose,
the
iicis
las'.
i'ls;ht
ten-!
d"i
ghtful
omphalic!-
in
tlx
Broadway
.iiold
Wlialcn
was
I.
on
behalf
of
the
v.il
appreciation
for
:
which
Miss
Stevens
:inmy
had
so
kindly
giru
while
in
New
hell
al.-o
spoke
ap-,
to
Miss
Stevens
and
i
did
manner
In
which
L
t
w
:":".
j
T
Mm
urn
is
fashioned
of
one
of
the
THE
ZEBRA-STRIPED
evening
skirt
many
new
rajon
fake
fur
fabrics.
W
if
'
r
If
fH:
'trim
Local
a
ru.ed
lor
tne
party's
discussions,
extemporaneous
and
impromptu
speeches.
n
d
PERSONAL
of
lhe
cvoiiiK
was
For
Your
readers
i
dio
i
to
Miss
Stevens
.our
j.;1'c:"
braceiet
th"
r
its-oj-arms
of
SBaBOUHBanWHHBi
At
S
p
Washer
Old
Miss
Stephens'
brother,
El-wood,
of
Washington.
DC.
will
be
In
Prince
Rupert
in
May
making
a
holiday
visit
to
the
coast,
lie
has
been
long
located
in
Washington,
practicing
law
there.
N')t
long
ago.
he
gave
a,n
address,
representing
on
that
occasion,
the
Washington
bar.
:uc
ol
Canada
wan
3.
H.
Hliu
k,
treasurer
of
Columbia
CdiuloM
Co..
New
York,
alter
a
brk-1
visit
here
on
official
d
utiles,
left
by
'air
at
the
end
of
the
week
for
Vancouver.
11
old
Arriva
li
Volunteers
are
asked
to
help
renovate
the
gym
in
Annunciation
School
starting
7
p.m.
25ci
Women's
Canadian
Club
7
!
VfW
Emm
vprnvrnfi
I
I
Any
Aqe
Moke
Prince
Kupert
Ross
McPhee.
H.
Hilles,
G.
A.
Donnelly,
Mrs.
O.
Gillett
and
R.
Foster
.
Vancouver;
H.
B.
Thompson,
Prince
George;
Morris
Taylor,
Quesnel.
Lois
Stevens
of
New
York,
publication
relations
officer
of
the
C'elancse
Corporation
of
America,
who
has
been
here
for
the
past
:
week
on
official
business,
will
sail
3ourti
en
Jalfe,
or
meeting,
Civic
Centre.
January
30,
8
p.m.
Speaker:
E.
T.
Apple-whaite,
M
P.
-
(ltc)
Special
meeting
Construction
and
General
Laborers'
Union
No.
1427
in
the
lounge,
Civic
Centre,
January
31.
8
p
m.
All
laborers
should
attend
this
meeting
as
it
is
to
your
benefit.
J.
H.-Mair,
IVU
.vens
i
native
prov-.
in
the
centre.
Miss
'jteven.;
admit-it
she
Irul
done
had
.stir'
l-J
Ivi'srlf
and
i
d
vt
i
much
Uiut
tin-
Prince
Rupert
I
Daws
of
Job's
nianlian
Council
was
sa
u
iy
lhe
belhel's
icila
Bennett.
,
tlie
dinner
A!
'X
Mit-I
moving
pielures
of
1
ncnid,..",
th
vl-ll
k
and
ti'r
loiir-hour
.
miid
Ma
.hattan
ls-
Condition
sunnier
V
PLENTY
OF
BRICKS
Tlie
largest
brickworks
in
the
world,
amid
vast
clay
beds
50
miles
north
of
London,
England,
turns
out
lO.OOO.COO
brick-i
a
week.
on
This
New
Acting
Secretary
and
Treasurer.
Thursday
night
by
the
Prince
;
Geo,
ge
for
Vancouver
enroute
!
'
back
to
1.
.adquaiters
in
lhe
cast.
;
I
Gordon
Root,
public
relations
oliicer
for
Columbia
Cellulose
and
Canadian
Chemical
Co.,
is
i
arriving
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Geoigt
tomorrow
fiom
Vancouver
and.
alter
a
few
days
here
on
I26ci
m
Fourteen
tables
were
in
play
at
the
Saturday
ntphl
Moose
whist
touinaincnt
with
the
following
winners.
Ladie?
Mrs.
M
Romuld,
first.
Mrs.
Ii.
Giske,
second.
Men
A.
J.
Cruxford.
first;
Oie
Stcgavii;,
second.
Pool
was
won
by
Mrs.
J.
Richards.
In
the
kitchen,
serving
re-frc.'hments.
were
Mrs.
Alice
Good
and
Mrs.
Irene
Munccy.
uiii;
,
cliiM'd
Willi
111
put
.si
of
EASY
Spiralator
EASY
SPIRALATOR
WASHER,
price
196
50
TRADE-IN
ALLOWANCE
50
00
YOU
PAY
ONLY
146.50
With
the
new
exclusive
EASY
washing
action
there's
no
rubb'ng
no
tangling
no
friction,
yet
not
a
single
a
tide
In
the
tub
can
escape
this
gentle
washing
action.
r
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I.
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1
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tV-..it
i
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s
.
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11
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I
r.ions
V.
T':
pie.srnt
n'siili
-s
the
,'jirls,
a
iri'iits
am!
friend.s.
1
Jf'w-rit
oliicial
business,
will
proceed
by
t
a
n
lo
Edmonton.
Miss
Helen
White,
who
ha
been
speudiiiK
a
month's
vacation
visium;
hero
with
her
parent.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
WhMe,
Eighth
Avenue
est,
will
oe
ii
a.'11'.a'
nexl
e.
k
on
her
return
to
Montreal
to
resume
her
nur-103'
trainiiti
duties
at
Royal
v...vc.na
ii.n.ital.
Banks
May
Stay
.per
Vice
Open
Saturdays
DOWN
PAYMENT
Only
Including
Sales
Tax
Streamlined
modern
styling;
finely
engineered,
oil
im
with
mersed
mechanism;
new.
super-safe
wringer
Fully
sul
Here
L
Lr
jmmwMtikH
mmim
'
release
and
ajustable
pressure.
"instant
safety
guaranteed.
There
is
no
indication
that
,.,,,
,
w
I(,:ihv'
Measurer
bank
branches
in
Prince
Rupert
will
ko
on
the
five-day
week
oy
South
American
companies
closing
on
Saturdays,
It
was
re-
tho
Ccianesc
"Corporation
les
Away
BEDROOM
SUITES
4
PIECES
Vonity,
Bench,
Chiffonier
and
Bed.
All
new
and
better
suites
$-fl
fiO.OO
-ill
marked
by
a
local
banker
today.
In
fact,
he
gave
the
opinion
that,
in
the
end,
It
would
be
only
branches
in
the
downtown
sections
of
larger
cities
of
the
coun-
McHAE
B
4
ONLY
ot
This
Special
Offer
i.ildMin,
one
time
if-cuiiMil
In
Prince
id
away
recently
in
O'iiiUil,
victim
of
u
f
r
Amc.iea,
and
E.
Jensen,
assistant
to
liie
conipl
roller
of
th''
Celanese
Corporation,
have
been
spending
the
past
week
in
the
2lty
visitirg
the
local
plant.
They
ace
sailing
Thursday
night
op.
the
Frlnrc
George
io:
Vancouver
enroute
back
to
New
York.
From
;
Old
friends
hi
try
that
would
close
under
fe.l-rt
will
learn
with
cral
legislation
which
gives
death.
Gordon
&
And
I
banks
the
authrolty
to
go
oi'
erson
Limited
a
fiveday
week.
There
Is
a
good
deal
of
week-end
banking
busi
;
Piince
Rupert,
Mr.
coin
iniicd
in
the
Phone
46
ness
in
F
nice
Rupert,
it
Kointcd
out,
and
to
close
the
banks
on
Saturday
would
Incon
At
4i
ill
Lv""''
K
'
insular
service
at
vent
inilly
,
he
went'
"motive
business
at
luiiKlon,
and
It
was.
ty
he
went
to
Seattle
a?o.
lie
was
man-
j
used
truck
deparl-
venience
some
business
iicople
It
has
been
announced
that
'ome
downtown
banks
in
Van-
!
eouver
will
start
closing
Satur
it
days
as
from
February
10
butt
ii'tal
Motors
ill
Seat-
ne
of
his
death.
1U-i
mid
a
Shiiner
and
il
tl-.e
P.csbytrrlan
may
stay
open
later
on
fridays.
It
is
understood
some
of
the
siibur':an
branches
ln
Vancouver
will
not
cUksc
Saturdays.
Jilji
h.
'
VI
A-
was
tlie
former
i
irnii
.
mm
mm
L
Ss'
1?
d
ii
;
I
'f
tiranl..
who
went
lo
'
i
III
PRCUD
EMBLEM
The
white
pelican
Is
the
stale
emblem
of
Louisiana,
emblazoned
on
every
automc'olle
!i:en.sc.
dry
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