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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
5
Friday,
TDe'eember
4,
195jT
T
Dr.
MacKenzic
Awarded
Medal
Lively
Election
Battles
Loom
in
Many
B.C.
Centres
"a
uildN.Z.
II
Hi
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1
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1
Retired
Man
Rewards
Cops
As
Hobby
OTTAWA
'CP)-Dr.
C.
J.
MacKenzic,
(i5.
prominent
Canadian
scientist,
lias
been
awarded
the
Kelvin
Medal,
the
most
coveted
..
,
kip
Plant
1
SPECIAL
ON
Sleel-Oil
Tankir
110
Grfi.Tank
.....
$
55!o"
275
Out'
Tui.k
$
75.M
375
Gafc-Tank
S
M
M
,
,
550
Gat
Tank
$110.0
-
3"Prov.
Tai
Extra"
V"
All
tanks
made
of
tS-gauge
steel
lndtfttiol
Welding"
Green
8H1.
,225
First
A
ve
ntre
-
prize
in
the
world
of
science-en-gineeriiig.
Dr.
MacKenzic,
chairman
of
the
Atomic
Energy
Control
Board,
said
today
he
had
been
informed
of
the
award
in
a
letter
from
the
secretary
of
the
Institute
of
Civil
Engineers
in
London.
He
is
the
first
Canadian
to
receive
the
award.
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1
J.
1
4
l-
1
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,
1
f
4
i
t
-
s
,
'Ay
KC'OUVta
(CP)
Canadians
tuildiii!!
a
$75,000,000
pulp
.
newspaper
plant
in
New1
'
,r.d.
,
"is
(or
the
Tasman
Pulp
&
)f
t'muranv,
a
Kovrrnment-j
roii
plant,
and
Is
being
a!
Kawerau,
200
mile
'.j,f
Auckland.
Tjih
Columbia
engineers
ipapr
specialists
and
plant
niwl
nave
a"
participated
-y
project.
The
mill
was
de-'.'4
by
S
indwell
&
Company
V,r.couviT.
iadi.in
firms
have
nrovld-
GOLDEN
Percy
Williams.
School
board
1
two
to
be
elected
)-
Robert
Range,
H.
A.
Moffat,
both
by
acclamation.
VILLAGES
Burns
Lake:
Commissioners
two
to
be
elected
1
V.
A.
Taylor,
G.
G.
Funnell,
F.
W.
Beach.
Vanderhoof
:
C
0
m
m
issioners
(four
to
be
elected)
Floyd
B.
Woods'.
Dr.
A.
W.
Mooney',
Karl
Frederickson",
Arnold
Smedley,
all
elected
by
acclamation.
Terrace:
Commissioners
(three
to
be
elected
1
Henry
P.
Phillips,
Geoffrey
Lambly,
John
De-kergommeaux,
William
J.
Richards,
Dudley
O.
Little,
Claude
C.
Dale.
MUNICIPALITIES
Kilimat:
Council
(three
to
be
elected)
Basil
S.
Ba'xter
Pierre
Garceau,
Paul
W.
Hall-man,
James
Gordon,
Stuart
Hirtle,
James
E.
McElroy,
Hugh
Halkerstone,
Meldrum
Sydney
Thomas
Wynne-Jones.
School
board
(five
to
be
elected)
Catherine
Baxter,
Peter
M.
Hopkins,
Richard
Copeland,
Hermann
Guy,
Stewart
Kinnear,
Jo
McElroy,
Edith
M.
Madill.
Seeking
re-election.
r
:
By
The
Ciiadln
Preri
Thursday
was
nomination
day
in
British
Columbia
and
reports
from
cities,
municipalities
and
villages
throughout
the
province
Indicated
a
number
of
lively
election
battles
will
be
fought
in
civic
elections
next
week.
The
mayoralty
race
in
Vic-oria
has
attracted
one
of
the
largest
number
of
contestants
with
no
less
than
four
men
challenging
Mayor
Claude
Harrison's
told
for
re-election.
In
contrast.
Mayor
Ocorge
Muir
of
Nanalmo
was
returned
by
acclamation,
and
former
Alderman
L.
Dobell
was
elected
mayor
of
Courtenay.
Among
more
than
15
other
mayors
returned
by
acclamation
was
veteran
Thomas
Uphill
of
Fernie.
At
Prince
George,
three
men
Harold
Assman,
Q.-
D.
Bryant
and
T.
8.
Carmichael
are
contesting
the
mayoralty.
Nominations
included:
CITIES
Prince
George:
Mayor
Harold
Assman,
O.
D.
Bryant,
T.
S.
Carmichael.
Aldermen
(three
to
be
elected)
Frank
Clark,
W.
D.
Ferry,
Carrie
Jane
Grey,
J.
L.
Ovlngton;
one-year
term,
(one
to
be
elected)
Richard
Foxcroft,
HOLLYWOOD
(API
Bert
Guterman's
hobby
is
rewarding
outstanding
cops
with
money.
He
has
set,
up
a
standinc;
reward
of
$100
to
be
presented
each
month
to
the
"outstanding
policeman
or
sheriff's
deputy"
in
line
of
duty.
A,o-gether,
he
spends
$i.00G
a
yea.'
rewarding
good
cops.
Guterman.
a
retired
furniture
manufacturer,
met
and
liked
some
policemen
on
a
train
40
years
ago.
That
stilted
it.
As
a
by
product
of
his
nobby
he
has
a
gun
collection
h-r
values
at
$50,000
uu
display
at
his
Hollywood
home.
Nearly
every
weapon
was
used
in
a
crime
of
violence.
They
were
presented
to
him
by
police.
Policemen,
detectives
and
sheriffs
have
given
him
more
than
550
police
badges
from
all
over
the
world
-
Guterman
travels
throush-out
the
United
States
exchanging
ideas
with
police
officers
from
commissioners
to
rookies.
t
j
w
.
UNED
:
VACUUM
SEALED
1
II
I
I'll
mm
VIM
Bt
'
f,XS.Wf
wrih
"1
for
the
Job,
most
of
it
u!ictiirrd
in
eastern
Can-
)P
canadin
uriRineers.com-,8WH)
miles
between
Van-,.r
aii-l
Kawerau,
comin?
t
10
Iiead
office
to
conTer
til.'ir
chiefs.
,SSKS
I
.'.
1ITC
CANS
.
.
:
:S
41
HARMONY
IS
NOT
EXPENSIVE
You'U
be
delighted
to
'see
how
your
favorite
furniture
will
look
H
liUlCJI
GKOI-P
Of
Oil,
PAINTINGS
by
three
prep-school
art
students
at
Upper
Canada
College
in
Toronto
were
described
us
"startling
mature''
by
the
Canadian
sculptor
and
artist,
C'leeve
Home.
Two
of
the
artists,
Andy
Till
and
John
Anderson,
poth
12,
are
shown
putting
the
finishing
touches
to
their
canvases.
.
WESTERN
even
better
when
placed
In
a
new
harmonious
color
scheme
at
reasonable
cost.
.
Cash
or
Terms
to
Suit
CANADA
-Hidi
nt
eni'.ineer,
is
in
Van-pr
tin.'
week
after
a
flying
!rom
New
Zealand.
He
left
,
tunc
months
ago
to
su-,;sp
itie
const
ruction
Job.
?;
c
a
year
P.
R.
SandweU.
,,rnt
tf
the
firm,
crosses
Pacific
to
see
Barton
and
t
on
proxrc
-.s.
,.f
m:ll
i
modem
lr.
dosiRn.
action
will
be
75.J00
long
,
of
newsprint,
50.000
long
of
pulp
and
72.000,000
;
foe!
of
lumber.
All
raw
rial
wiM
be
from
man-
'
lullV.o
IE
MAKKFT
or
market
for
the
mill's
Is
will
be
in
New
Zealand
any
surplus
made
available
feirallan
markets,
-in
of
CantidianK.
mostly
ii
Coiiininians,
now
live
in
i,
:i
ci
-I1
n
v
at
Ki'werau.
Strike
Begins
At
Shell
Plant
VANCOUVER
CP1
Picketing
of
the
Shellburn
refinery
of
8hell
Oil
Company
here
was
started
Wednesday
by
215
workers
who
went
on
strike
to
back
up
demands
for
a
5'2-per-cent
pay
hike.
The
present
wage
ranges
between
$1.50
and
$2.21
hourly.
118118?
SPENCE
&
MATUIK
Not
All
Germans
Happy
Happy
to
See
Canadians
Go
MLK
GENERAL
PAINTING
CONTRACTORS
Night
Calls:
Blue
881
Day
Calls:
101
r-
4
3
9
',5
low
prices
fcdting
new
models
HANNOVER,
ficrrjiinv
CP)
Not
all
the
Oini'in
n
fit,
Saxony
city
,Hc
happy
to
s-e
the
last
of
Canada
s
J,"!i
in
ftintry
UrlKade
Now
thiit,
the
Canadian
'-i-liiints
will
find
ll-eir
sale:,
diers
are
puilitis
mil,
mer-reduci'd.
Stores
;
pcei
,!i
-in-!
n
camera;;
fnvl
f-
!d
probably
wnl
,si,f
f
r
.iio.t.
One
sale.s:n-,n.
?
.r-,,
(
flans
Branr-,,
s-'i
I
t'i-
,-,'-oo
In
which
he
works
m
11.
.n
novel-'
(ifi-a;.tra:.-.e
.sold
imirn.tlvm-'.f.'io
rnsT..n
i
Caliailiiitis
"!u:-iiut
(he
bri
;-ade's
two-year
stay.
Army
sources
cstioKMe'i
th
it
the
monthly
payroll
of
tho
liri;.;
rde's
B.noo
soldiers
was
aboii'
$:.'25.DU0,
including
reg-mxt.t.il
funds.
I
r
inde.s
was
asked
what
lie
tlmiielit
Uermana
considered
the
most
initati.iK
feature
of
Canadian
army
behavior.
He
.'li.uRed
and
said:
"1
guess
it
is
your
men
occasionally
drink
loo
much
beer,
but
that
i.:
nut
uncommon
among
soldiers."
II:.
tin
e
oj
's
.,!r.)s,
wri'c
'
(lie
.""in'
i
f
a
1
'
;
niinute
buyuii;
ni-'i
':
th-
;'7
h
iirtvra-.le
pi"-l
U'-il
for
the
lounvy
back
to
Con
id
1.
"Two
yeir.r
over
helv
iinii
;
.ill
1
left
it
to
the
la.il.
lo
('o
i.iy
slioppliv;
"
Id
lie!:'.
"Vne-ilv
,,f
''irinto.
air
Inch
In
New
e:i-lr
P.jrinn
s-ild,
but
(oik1
i:r
luwr
than
ill
Canada.
,i
Jii,)
a
iniuitli
for
a
fur-i
home
but
milk
and
meat
in-
draper
than
here,
li?
r
are
,c
n)y
of
jobs
ill
liiii
i.
but
w:.;es
are
simiI
half
of
pn
vailins
ook's
Cousin
S
15
Years
Jt(
Old
St.
Nicholas
himself
could
not
be
more
helpful
than
your
1
Frigidaire
dealer
right
now.
You'll
find
among
28
different
appliances
that
bear
that
famous,
trusted
"Frigidaire"
name,
iha
thrillingly
wonderful
gift
that
will
make
this
Christmas
morning
the
beginning
of
a
new,
era
of
freedom,
pleasure
and
economy
for
the
entire
family!
ireason
lharge
V
t
R'i
'
R'
oLtm
-
Prince
Ab-
j
i
:i'i.
Ii"!iin-K-I"d
cousin
Kiii't
Farxiik,
h
is
been
'-ye
n-
pi
isi.n
sentence
I
n.
althouah
he
claim-
!
Cj
1
-
--"-
bp
a
s!
rung
opponent
of
.
T".-"1
fion
reh.
ro'-oluti
0
n
a
r
v
trlbunii:
DOMINION
TUN
-t
th
r-i
p
of
stay
of:
n,
however,
jii.n.liiv
-
'If
iippMl.
lliliui.
wll.l
pleaded
:t.
j
nil
e
n
I'-cN-
i
)(l.s
irr
j
m!";:prl
th
it
F
ii
ii
i
'
Hi"
r.rcitt
lover
lv
w
;
t
be.
lie
:,,
id
Favnu'
s
a
Don
Jiun
but
ac
.
'
to
ieijKitent.
r--
r
j
rt"i
t
l
iui'hed
ai
Prinn
j
stated
in
it
Fa'fiik
h
I
apriority
cninplex
wi'.'M
M
wis
"a
spoiiej
clu.
I
W
i
ll
tiiiuiiac."
M
the
ninc-h(ur
tria:
'fnrlanl
t
in
nv
nl
1
w:n-jais
eoirerniir;
tii
i
'"yil
lituiiy
an!
tlr;
!"!";lm".
c
v;as
c;nvict-
j
fouinniiiim
iu-k
consl-l-
1
v'ii
In
t!lr
i.i,,ili(.,i,,tr
1
it.i
se
runty."
frncdo
His
Xwr;n;A.
Li.
(cr
ki
it.
Ttv
.
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j
1
wnoiiio1ilUHSkij1W3
r
;
1
R
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'
-
1
is
t
"
1
'
j
'
1
''curled
a
tornado
sUsh
:u
till-ill
Loili;.!,!!
J.v
kilim..
at
least
six
Silifi
four
rliort
ivlii.
hit
the
town
of
''
ami
two
more
weie
Tuilcs.
'Iionnm-i
i..
Nfld.
(CP)
All
oral
C'lnmlSidon
which
.flea
MONIMOIINCY
DISTIL1IRY
ITD.
av-
w
,
"I'Aiouncl'and
'
n
Ss
iessss-B-
1
.
'i
:
1
could
be
bobtered
by
JwberriM.
tiling-
'
raising
1(4
mink
IUIUK
nt"S
the
poultry
bus,-.
Ilii
ndvrtti'.rncnf
ts
not
pnbti,.hiJ
or
deployed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Bonrd
or
Iy
the
Government
cf
British
Colu.r.bio,
A
SPECIAL
GIFT
For
Men
or
Boys-
15
.JEWEL
WATERPROOF
WATCHES
Fu"y
Guaranteed.
ONLY
?X
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GEO.
COOK
Jeweller's
See
your
Frigidaire
dealer
now!
5
TERMS
TO
SUIT
CHRISTMAS
BUDGETS
,LTERRACE
PRINCE
RUPERT
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Gordon
&
Anderson
TERRACE,
B.C.
JoiWone
j.
Michiel
SMITHERS,
B.C.'Eby's
Hordwor