Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday,
September
V
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A
SNATCHING
GIRLS'
SHOR
LATEST
MONTREAL
SPOki
Unshei!uled
'Meeting'
on
Waterfront
Finds
Solution
to
City
Rat
Problem
-Ladies,
If
you're
coming
tu
MlJuUwl,
MONTREAL
(P
on
to
your
shoes.
Suzanne
Lefebvre
of
nearby
Verdun
reports
a
yo
lone
with
all
the
ideas.
This
will
i
stairs
meeting
room
in
the
Civic
I
surely
be
the
end
of
all
our
;
Centre,'
where
a
group
of
young
i
families.
It
will
also
mean
the
!
matrons
with
serious
faces
are
j
lend
of
our
ancestral
home,
the
i
discussing
a
major
problem.
Rats,
j
City
Dump
.
.
.
Oh,
can
I
stand
'
The
man
with
the
gruff
voice
is
,
it"
speaking.
Listen:)
i
GRUFF
VOICE
ifrom
over-l
GRUFF
VOICE:
...
Then
begin
ui-
..4.,.j
o
anc
v.a.t
filtering
ado
O'Hit
By
LARKY
ST.N'.VOOI
"rhc
scene
Is
UNDER
a
well-Liiwn
meeting
pluce
in
the
city
u
Hrince
Rupert
where
two
of
tlie
ciiys
LKSSFR
residents
are
discussing
In
hushed
voices
heard
through
the
floorboards
the
topic
of
a
meeting
by
a
group
of
the
city's
GREATER,
Ksiclents.
Listen!)
a"
1
fin
oil
j
office
building,
grabbed
her
by
the
ankles,
her
3
red
shoes.
Wednesday
Rita
Racine
of
Montreal
told
w.i:.
head,
heard
plainly
through
the
a
new
method
of
garbage
ais-
Miuti.ii:u
oiiw-o
i
vim
n
i
ua
ant
was
enterini;
hp
l
,
floorboards
by
City
Rat
and
his
'cousin):
"That
would
finish
the
posal.
It's
being
done
in
other
cities
where
they
are
confronted
with
a
similar
problem
as
ours.
WATERFRONT
RAT:
(Whis-rjerine
to
cousin
CITY
RAT)
!
whole
lot
of
these
vermiuts.
Here
Today
and
Wednesday
Evenings
7;
.
?J
-What
that
eoof
is
suggesting
is
the
gist
of
my
plan.
MiiiiMiii
mm
i
nv
Byri,m
-
may
well
mean
the
end
of
you,
j
"I
suggest
that
we
close
the
Cousin,
and
I'm
sure
I
don't
city
dump
up,
first
of
all.
know
what
to
tell
ya.
(Pause.
:
Then
"We
can
just
bury
our
garbage,
like
the
Parks
Board
suggested
j
some
time
ago."
SECOND
VOICE:
"Yes,
I
won-
,
der
what
happened
to
that
idea
j
of
the
Parks
Board.
It
sounded
j
pretty
eoori
to
me
..."
I
THIRD
VOICE
(enthusiastical-
.
.
.
I
can't
ask
ya
to
come
and
side
with
me
on
account
of
we
are
From
th
pUty
that
row
Utf
New
yrk
Cnfio'
CircU
Awril
ETHEL
WATERS
JULIE
HARRIS
BRANDON
DE
WILDE
CITY
RAT:
"See,
Cousin,
what
did
I
tell
you.
Our
ancestral
home
for
these
many
years
Those
humans
are
going
to
destroy
it
.
.
."
(Scene
changes
to
a
down-
real
crowded
now,
but
.
.
."
CITY
RAT,
(Very
Anxiously):
"Listen
to
those
scoundrels
now.
Hear
that
gruff
voice?
He's
the
".-
'
.
..
lyi:
"You
mean,
we
could
get
rid
of
most
of
our
rats
by
burying
our
garbage?
Sounds
like
a
good
idea,
but
wouldn't
that
entail
a
lot
of
expense?"
GRUFF
VOICE:
"Well,
naturally,
there
would
be
expenses,
but
in
the
long
run,
it
probably
Marathon
Doukhobor
Trial
Continues
in
Burnaby
Court
WIIK.N
FELIX
TAVOLINO,
25.
of
Chicago
became
the
father
of
a
little
girl
he
deemed
to
tell
the
world
or
at
least
part
of
it
What
better
w
y
could
there
be
to
spread
the
news
than
to
plaster
the
family
car
with
signs
and
wave
cig
rs
out
of
the
window.
Mamma's
proud,
too,
but
the
only
sign
on
her
hospital
bed
is
the
fever
chart.
.....
-
"W'Mfch,,
EXTRA
wouldn't
be
nearly
as
expensive
j
"EYE
WITNE.S6
No.
38"
"CHIMP
ANTICS"
"CARTOON"
TOTE,
,
FAMOUS
n.AVIKSTIIHl)
By
BRl'CE
LEVETT
citcment
Monday.
Two
were
de-
Canadian
Press
stun
writer
nounced
as
"ringleaders"
by
an
VANCOUVER
CP)-The
parade
lRL'MP
witness
and
another,
freed
for
lack
of
evidence
ore
continues
through
of
prisoners
j
"t
her
clothes
in
an
attempt
to
a
drafty
meeting
hall
courtroom
'
disrobe
in
court
and
follow
hjr
r
suburban
n,,h
Burnaby
t,,riav
today
as
as
:'
4
BLACKWOOD
on
as
letting
thousands
of
rats
over-
;
run
our
city
annually.
Then
i
there's
all
this
bad
publicity,
too,
that
keeps
cropping
up
about
Prince
Rupert
being
such
a
'ratty'
place
.
.
."
FOURTH
VOICE
(
Until
now
unheard,
speaking
in
.
a
disbelieving
tone,
almost
sneering
:
"And
where,
and
with
what,
would
you
bury
the
thousands
of
Jaycees
Plan
To
Buy
Drier
For
Hospital
Siwcini
to
The
Dally
Ni-w
I
"brothers
and
sisters"
to
prison
i:w.mm,s
i
CAPITOL
TODAY
TO
WKI).
U.ST
(
OMl'ltrf'J
Quelled
by
courtroom
police
;
was
Dora
Shoukorcff,
solid-
j
faced,
suntanned
woman
near-
j
A
Famous
Player
Thratrv
ge
Are
eh
onri
thrPP
men
heard
I
of
garbage
each
year.
TERRACE
-A
campaign
to
raise
funds
for
a
laundry
tumbler
1
It
screams
with
thrills...
rings
with
truth!
spade
men,
m,-n
ennSel
.Inhn
Farris
with-
J'u
KOing
10
hire
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
in
the
marathon
Doukhobor
trials
roll
on.
Monday,
20
persons
were
convicted
on
the
charge
of
being
nude
in
a
public
place
and
two
were
held
over
for
later
hearing.
The
charge,
jointly
with
one
of
contributing
to
juvenile
delinquency,
was
dropped
against
seven
others.
Of
the
20
found
guilty,
eight
were
women.
The
radical
Sons
of
Freedom
women
caused
most
of
the
ex-
ihi
iiihmeis
rifstm
draw
charges.
The
men
sat
r.i-lent.
"Why
are
the
charges
withdrawn?"
she
asked
in
Russian.
maybe,
at
two
bucks
an
hour?
"Not
w
ith
my
tax
money,
you're
not."
GRUFF
VOICE
(a
little
gruffer):
"There
are
plates
here
The
Hitch-Hiker
drier
for
the
hospital
was
plan-
,
ned
when
Terrace
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
held
Its
first
meeting
of
the
fall
term
In
the
Oddfellows
Hall.
The
Jaycees
hope
to
raise
suf-
flclent
funds
for
the
drier,
badly
When
this
was
interpreted.
!
FV
t$
tUMOND
D
BKlSiN-i-RAKK
LDVLIDY
-f
SLLIAM
TMVHd
Defender
(lets
Nowhere
I
With
Miserly
Attitude
What
suit
shall
the
defence
attack?
That's
a
question
that
bothers
many
players.
Mr.
New,
the
avitl
kibitzer,
for
one.
He
watches
in
awe
as
his
idol,
Mr.
Masters,
hits
on
the
killing
defence
time
after
needed
at
the
hospital,
within
the
next
few
weeks.
Officers
elected
at
the
ses-sion
ALSO
were
Charlie
Dixon,
first
vice-
i
Magistrate
Graham
Ladner
j
where
our
garbage
would
make
sai(j.
;
good
sanitary
fill.
Take
for
in-
j
stance
the
gully
on
Eleventh
JUMPED
TO
FEET
j
Avenue
East.
All
waste
property
"There
is
not
enough
evidence
j
the
way
it
stands
now.-
But
fill
to
convict
in
your
case."
jit
up
with
garbage
and
after
10
Mrs.
Soukoreif
jumped
to
her
years
or
so
we'd
have
level,
well
feet.
!
drained
residential
property
"I
am
just
like
any
other
j
there
we
so
badly
need
here,
brother
or
sister
Doukhobor.
I
!
"All
we
would
need
to
do
there
want
to
stay
with
my
brothers
;
is
to
put
a
bulldozer
in
the
side
and
sisters,"
she
said
in
Rus-
j
hill
there
and
cover
up
the
gar-sian.
:
bage
as
it
is
dumped
each
day.
time.
J
At
WALLACE'S
of
Course
B
:
WORK
CLOTHES
j
that
are
:
LONG
on
WEAR!:
president;
Frank
Heely,
second
vice-president,
and
George
Rosen
and
Bert
Ooulet,
directors.
Retiring
as
first
vice-president
was
Ken
Coleman,
who
Is
being
transferred
to
a
Vancouver
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
Lionel
Hanle
Is
president.
South
dealer
Neither
side
vulnerable
North
(lr.
Kale)
8
9
4
3
H
J
IS
D
J
8
C
A
Q
10
9
3
TERES
WEIGHT
MKD3NALD
CAREY
03L0HLS
0-B
f.u-t
Officers
reached
her
side
3S
i
After
all,
we
have
a
Packmaster
she
was
struggling
with
the
top
'
now
which
compresses
the
gar-
How
does
Mr.
Masters
do
it?
Actually,
in
most
cases
the
bejt
defence
is
based
on
the
simplest
kind
of
reasoning.
It
is
often
missed
because
of
what
might
be
called
stinginess.
A
player
like
Mr.
New
or
Mr.
Meek
may
have
a
suspicion
that
the
lead
of
a
certain
suit
will
wreck
declarer's
contract.
On
the
other
hand,
they
fear
that
it
might
give
declarer
an
extra
trick
let
him
make
four
no
Matrr)
Plrv
kmi)
(Mr.
8U
J
10
5
ATTENTION
BOWLEI
H
-
10
4
D
A
6
5a
H--K
9
8
3
2
i
7
4
a
button
of
her
flowered
dress,
j
She
was
hustled
outside
where
,
she
sat
quietly
in
the
hallway
j
until
RCMP
were
ready
to
take
!
bage,
or
hadn't
you
heard
about
that,
oome
of
your
tax
money
went
into
that."
THIRD
VOICE
'enthusiastically
i
:
"That
sounds
pretty
good
to
C-4
C-B
7
2
NiiMt
h
LONDON
(CP)
Fines
i
in
t
wised
for
motering
offences
in
England
and
Wales
last
year
totalled
r87,500.
or
ei-iht
per
cent
mor?
than
in
1961.
There
were
39i,392
prosecutions.
her
back
to
Oakalla
prison
farm
belongings.
She
ik
-JT-i
4
IT
to
collect
her
A
meelinij
will
be
held
;f
ull
Friday
Night
Mixed
5-Pin
Bowlers
the
Salvation
f
JDOVr
stay
with
trump
instead
of
three,
or
five
spades
instead
of
four.
So
they,
lead
something
that
is
"safe.",
portation
has
n
A,
'a
m
Army
until
trans
(Mr.
AIm-I
)
,
S
A
1
6
H
A
6
L
K
Q
10
B
C
K
JOS
The
bidding:
South
Wcbt
North
1
NT
Pass
i
N
r
3
NT
All
pass
me.
I
don't
mina
if
they
use
some
of
my
tax
money
to
buy
a
bulldozer
if
it
will
do
away
with
rats."
'
(Scene
shifts
again
to
under
the
meeting
place
where
the
back
to
the
7A
"rfrfX
V
bfcn
arranged
JT"
1
t
Koctenays.
Ps
This
miserly
attitude
will
get
you
nowhere.
The
first
game
of
WED.,
SEPT.
23,
8
PA'
lip
WATERFRONT
RAT
is
glowering
a
rubber
is
worth
close
to
400
a
little
at
his
cousin,
almost
in!
points,
counting
the
value
of
in
the
Three
others
two
women
and
a
man
were
not
in
court
to
h"ar
the
charges
dropped.
All
three
are
in
Oakalla
prison
hospital
with
others
recovering
frcni
effects
of
the
10-day
hunger
strike
which
ended
in
a
borscht
feast
Monday.
hvslpria
bv
now.
i
WATERFRONT
RAT:
"See,
I
told
you
guys
you
shoulda
stayed
at
the
City
Dump,
our
ancestral
home.
You
brought
this
on
your-
MEETING
OF
THE
MOOSB
TI
ES.
StPT.
22
8
p.m.
INITIATION
NIGHT
BOWLING
ALLEY
ALL
PLAYERS
ARE
URGED
TO
ATTEn:
So
far,
49
persons
have
been
sci
the
game.
What
if
declarer
does
make
an
extra
trick,
worth
30
points?
Obviously,
you
can
well
afford
to
let
him
make
several
such
small
gains
in
exchange
for
a
reasonable
chance
of
defeating
his
game
contract.
Take
today's
hand,
for
example.
Mr.
Masters
led
the
queen
of
spades.
Mrs.
Keen
flashed
the
eight
and
Mr.
Abel
elected
to
lay
off.
Now,
Mr.
had
the
king
of
spades
but,
noting
the
good
five
card
club
suit
in
dummy
and
realizing
thai
the
spade
suit
would
take
only
three
tricks
for
his
side,
he
decided
that
continuation
of
th'.
spade
suit
was
hopeless.
As
you
see,
Mr.
Abel
could
win
the
second
or
third
round
of
spades,
knock
out
the
ace
oi
diamonds
and
then
have
nine
tricks,
losing
only
three
spades
and
a
diamond.
But
at
trick
two
Mr.
Masters
shifted
to
the
trey
of
hearts
Thus
the
heart
suit
was
set
u
while
Mrs.
Keen
still
had
the
CARHART
MONARCH
GAULT
Masters
felt
sure
his
partner
(
convicted
in
the
three-d.iy
CITY
RAT
(in
hysteria)
"But
hearings.
(we
needed
'lebensraum'
we
had
None
of
the
Doukhobor
de-
to
move
on.
And
it
was
so
nice
fendants
has
said
a
word
to
in
the
city
.
.
."
acknowledge
that
a
trial
Is
in,
WATERFRONT
RAT:
"Well,
I
progress.
"We
do
not
acknowl-
j
might
find
a
spot
on
the
water-edge
man-made
laws,"
one
'
front
for
you,
my
cousin,
but
woman
explained.
"So
we
do
not
j
there's
a
limit
to
what
guys
can
acknowledge
this
trial."
j
produce,
even
though
we
can
get
Meanwhile,
members
of
th
some
pretty
good
pickings
at
orthodox
Doukhobor
sect
at
some
of
the
warehouses."
Brilliant,
B.C.,
announced
Mon-
The
next
thing
WATERFRONT
day
that
they
will
not
adopt
Rat
heard
made
him
think
of
children
of
imprisoned
Free-
'
mental
telepathy.
SVaaia
Quolity
First
At
:
Wallace's
:
s
Men's
Shop
ft
I,
Airmen's
Bodies
Recovered
r
,
domites.
GRUFF
VOICE
(
from
above
I
:
"There's
another
problem
linked
I
closely
to
the
rats
in
the
city.
It's
the
rat
on
the
waterfront.
ace
of
diamonds
and
the
defenders
won
four
hearts,
a
spade
and
a
diamond
for
down
two,
100
points.
The
heart
shift
might
have
gone
right
into
the
ace-queen,
enabling
Mr.
Abel
to
make
one
or
two
extra
tricks.
But
it
stood
to
gain
so
much
more
than
it
could
lose
that
it
was
worth
the
risk.
VANCOUVER
it
,
Ilodics
of
five
airmen
who
lost
their
lives
in
the
crash
of
a
Mitchell
bomber
a.
ha
I've
been
hearing
all
kinds
of
complaints
of
rat
damage
in
r
(.
.-4
warehouses
alont;
the
dor
ks.
We
I
last
January
were
evacuated
Going
Places
have
to
institute
a
careful
sys-
Monday
from
the
5,500-foot
level
tern
of
noisonintr
for
several
of
a
snow-covered,
unnamed
e
Go
by
air
and
arrive
sooner,
leellng
lresn
vears
not
onlv
at
the
citv
dump
I
mountain.
'
SI'KPKISF.I)
ANf.l
KIt
hut.
also
nltmff
the
waterfront
to1
A
helicopter
was
used
to
flv
VICTORIA
(CP)-.
Victor
Orlf
i
::
and
rested.
Flying
time
from
Prince
Rupert
.o:
get
rid
of
everv
rat."
I
the
bodies
out
to
Port
Coquitlam.
I
f
111
hooked
a
small
salmon
on
hLs
,
CITY
PAT:
"Hear
them,
cous-
:
about
25
miles
east
of
here
and
i
"Bh1
Iine
and
was
reeling
it
ln;
i
.-
'.
44.85
27.90
VANCOUVER
3"2hrs.
PRINCE
GEORGE
5'4
hrs.
miles
south
of
the
carelully
wnen
someining
toiei
hear
them?
They
are
plan-
only
a
few
ning
to
get
rid
of
you
too.
I'm
.
mountain
on
which
the
City
of
off
hundreds
or
leet
oi
line,
urn-
fin
discovered
a
seal
had
taken
;
212.85
HONOLULU
13',
hrs.
189.70
the
salmon.
He
cut
the
line
TORONTO
1334hrs.
"via
Vancouver
"via
Edmonton
Saskatchewan
Squadron
Mit-hell
crashed
last
January
28.
Rescue
workers
at
the
crash
scene
said
the
bodies
were
found
buried
deep
in
snow
and
that
they
were
well
preserved.
Wreck-awe
of
the
plane
was
first
sighted
Sept.
15.
RCAF
personnel
were
dropped
at
the
crash
scene
Saturday
to
MUSTARD
1
"f-'Uv
rl""ierate.
Even
you
can't
he
lp
me."
WATERFRONT
RAT
I
furtively,
nowi:
"We
must
get
out
of
here.
And
quick.
Don't
bother
rounding
up
the
rest
of
the
gang.
We'll
make
better
time
travelling
alone.
We'll
get
going
tonight.
Sneak
out
along
the
railway
tra'-kf.
and
head
inland.
Maybe
we'll
stop
at
Terrace.
I
haven't
On
July
11,
1904,
Sir
Henry
Mi
to
lotbiriicro
opened
Hie
liver
iiidjc
the
tint
bridge
to
ipon
end
provide
direct
rail
and
rood
link
to
the
United
SHM
Let
the
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
agent
help
you
plan
your
entire
trip.
He
will
gladly
make
all
arrangements,
provide
complete
through
ticket
service
no
matter
where
you
want
to
go.
Phone
795
for
'information
and
reservations.
Vickfecf
Onioftt
Ann
.
y
.
prepare
a
landing
site
for
the
I
Canadian
(Pacific
to
any
meal
nearer
irom
my
cousin
there
neacopier
alter
attempts
by
a
iatelv.
but
he
seems
to
be
doing
ground
party
to
climb
to
the
alright."
!
wreckage
were
foiled
by
the
rug-
GRUFF
vnir-n;
ifrnm
ni"-
ged
terrain
and
low-lying
cloud,
headi:
"That's
final,
then.
We'll
j
The
Mitchell's
crew
consisted
put
our
plan
up
to
city
council
of
FO.
Jack
Mcintosh,
29,
Regina,
rirrht
awav
n'd
also
get
up
airilot:
FO.
M.
D.
Hill.
74.
I
tndsav.
fill
jtnm
mmmi
wumu)
hisv
B.
G.
MMBfS
In
1901,
William
Braid
founded
li.C.'s
6rst
distillery,
and
established
the
standard
of
quality
that
distinguishes
B.C.
Double
Distilled
Ry
'
Discover
for
yourself
why
B.C.
Double
Dis
:J
is
preferred
by
British
Columbians
for
its
s"I,trb
flavour
...
its
light
body
and
mcflow
sni""t
hue
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
CO.
IJ
petition
from
the
electors
to
get
Ont.,
navigator;
PO.
E.
D.
Thy-this
plan
into
action."
Igesen,
25,
LAC.
K.
O.
McOinnes,
(Curtain
drops
on
a
frantic
I
26,
both
of
Vancouver,
and
AC.-l
scurry
under
the
Civic
Centre
as
j
Ian
DeWitt.
son
of
a
RCMP
cor-the
two
rats
make
their
getaway.
I
poral
In
North
Vancouver
and
At
the
same
time,
the
meeting
i
brother
of
Keith
DeWitt
of
overhead
breaks
up
I
Prince
Rupert.
MUSTARD
PICKLED
ONIONS
3
lbs.
pld,
c4
whit
wmm
I
toatpoon
tall
3
cups
vinegar
3
tapooni
Colman'a
Muitarel
3
cups
granulated
sugar
4
tablespoons
mJtd
pickling
spies
Cover
onions
with
boiling
water.
Let
stand
for
10
mini.
Drain.
Cover
with
ice
water
and
let
stand
for
Ml
mins.
Drain,
sprinkle
with
salt,
place
in
hot
sterilized
jars.
Tie
spices
in
cheesecloth,
place
in
uncovered
pan
with
vinegar,
mustard
and
suar.
Simmer
for
10
mins.
He
move
spice
bag
and
pour
hot
1
iq
uid
over
onions.
Seal
Immediately.
Makes
4
pinu.
ckw
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
Phone
950
CRATING
PACKING
STORAGE
First
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
nistilW
ne.
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i
roaum
oj
urvtm
mumuiu,
a
i-
-
,tiii
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I
l.C.
0OUBLI
DISTILLED
.
I.C.
IXPORT
.
I.C.
RESERVE
.
I.C.
SPECIAL
B.C.
STERLING
)3i
This
irlunrhumunt
ir
,ui;ruj
.
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ku
tho
Linuor
Contro'
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--Ti':'
m--.i.MT
rrerxiirn
-
or
by
the
Government
of
British
CoiurriDia.