WHITEHALL
NOTEBOOK
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
January
18.
1952
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trr
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r"
rr-,
Welder
Suffers
Burns
by
Faulty
Torch
""
JU-wuh
1
1
flafa
Prejudice
Factor
in
Economy
'.Li
I
A
58-yeur-old
bollerm.iker
and
welder
for
Canadian
National
Railways
here
suffered
severe
By
ALAN
HARVEY
iuuulian
I'rrss
fcSU.IT
Writer
LONDON
-
Of
all
the
urobleiiw
confronting
este
?fA""00"
i
o
me
nose
ui
an
uuuLjicne
whu
..
t
contemporary
Britain,
none
reveals
the
perversity
of
he
was
using
came
off
the
cyi-1
JNn
4
"
4
inder.
human
relationships
more
clearly
than
the
prejudices
which
prevent
Italian
miners
from
contributing
to
western
recovery.
o.
.......
.,i
ulc,hri,ai
newspaper
articles,
that
a
"
-
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V
if
-
s
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t!'
w
-
In
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
in
good
condition
Is
A.
J.
"Bert"
Teng,
037
Ambrose
Avenue,
with
fjcond-degree
burns
to
face
and
stomach
region.
Teng
told
ambulance
driver?
the
full
blast
of
flame
hit
him
in
the
stomach
-when
the
hose
suddenly
became
detached.
Then
he
had
to
run
through
a
bali
ol
ON
KEMANO
RUN
Union
Steamship
Co.
has
now
placed
its
liner
Camosun
on
the
Kemano
run
northbound.
The
steamer
Chilcotin
also
calls
there.
complex
of
factors
Is
involved.
The
miners
don't
want
to
share
hard-won
benefits
with
outsid-c
s.
Television
in
the
miner's
cottage
is
the
symbol
of
a
new
prosperity,
and
pvrhaps
a
new
story
of
frustration:
Europe
needs
coal.
Britain
has
the
coal
but
hasn't
the
men
to
dig
it.
Italy
has
a
pool
of
2.000,000
ui.vmployed.
many
of
whom
are
uathelically
eacer
to
work
in
llame
to
e.scape
the
intense
heat
:
British
mine.r
But
The
BHtish
'
b.ato.h.'ouYTf
r.
ill0e'Cal
"hat"
admitly
no
c.'U-!
trol.
The
welder
was
workin3
at
the
round
house.
I
labor
for
FLOOD
WATFRS
RISE
Unoccupied
summer
co
lages
wjre
flooded
when
the
SI
Lawrer-.
overflowed
the
north
shore
just
cast
of
Mont
'oil
island,
borne
families
in
nearby
to
fled
to
higher
ground
but
damage
was
not
ex
ject
'd
to
be
extensive.
'Cp
pt.
:
reasons,
won't
take
them.
alone
puff
industry.
Some
think
the
BLACK
GOLD
.
i
Italians
don't
have
to
pay
income
the
im-
tax
Others
claim
they
are
lazy
Everybody
agrees
on
had
pounded
off
one
ot
t
portance
of
the
coal,
Britain's
and
unambitious.
cnors.
Lal.T
a
nicssagp
Pamir
said
the
wpa
moderated
and
she
t
resume
her
vojMKr
witi,
1
U.
r........
.....
"black
gold
and
keystone
or
her
prosperity
since
the
Indus-;
trial
revolution.
Another
20,000,-
Chinook
Gales
fW'
SWeepAlbertalas
ROMANTIC
ANtiLK
There
ore
even
romantic
factor:;,
says
an
article
In
the
Yurk-
School
for
Dangerous
Car
Drivers
arrived
here
by
airmail
late
yesterday.
"My
uncle,
David
Campbell-Johnstone,
has
promised
to
cooperate
with
me
in
deciding
what
to
do
with
it
when
I
die,"
Mrs
Hurley
said.
"Unless
the
Communists
have
occupied
Great
Britain
when
I
die
it
will
be
returned
there."
Mrs.
Hurley
was
presented
with
the
heart
recently
as
a
wedding
present
from
her
husband,
64-vear
old
Thomas
Hurley,
dean
of
Vancouver
lawyers.
The
heart
was
held
up
for
some
time
by
English
customs
and
was
not
released
until
it
wa.;
shown
it
had
"practically
no
value."
Relative
Gets
Hart
of
Royalist
Scot
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
heart
of
Montrose,
which
has
arrived
in
Vancouver,
will
be
returned
to
Great
Britain
after
the
death
of
its
owner.
Mrs.
Ihcmas
Hu.-ley,
direcL
descendant
of
the
Scottish
Marquis
of
Montrose
who
was
handed,
drawn
and
quartered
300
years
ago,
said
today
the
hemt
.
i.c
!
v.qup
oarx
!
a
burg
for
Rio
de
Janeiro
the
ecjiiomy.
As
it
is,
the
country
",
"'
""T
;
that
the
country
that
once
was
LET1IBRIDOE
(CP)
Chinook:
j"
iu
wun
a
caruo
oH
,
hostility
to
the
Italians
would
.
have
sent
D.
H.
Lawrejice
hurry-
I
the
world's
greatest
producer
now
has
to
import
coal
fiom
the
United
States.
nig
away
to
write
a
new
novel.
1
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
police
Thonsnnrls
nf
miners
whn
havp
.
i
,
j
.Th.ere
l'.tVI
,C.l:
"5
nevei
seen
an
Italian
regard
him
d
',.
ha.
b(,en
fiUBCesteKd
bv
angles.
Sweden,
for
instance,
winds
averaging
40
to
60
miles!
DEAL,
England
r
The
four-
oi
ccn.
rn.
the
txiys
n,
per
hour
and
gustlng
to
more
;
masted
German
bark
Pamir,
one
are
training
for
th
1
1
than
100
In
half-minute
period.1
of
the
last
of
the
big
sea-going
marine.
Gales
.
raiting
an.
j
yesterday
ripped
through
south-
j
wind-jammers,
today
rode
out
cvei
the
British
Isles
itoj
western
Alberta.
i
the
North
Sea
gale
which
had
pi"g
tc
shelter
today.
There
were
no
immediate
rc-;senl
"fe
boala
scudding
to
her
.1
re-cuc.
.
It
U
no
more
difflculv.J
porta
of
any
extensive
damage
to
buildings
Trash
cans
were
'
Tlle
VCl,scl
5
cadets,
40
plants
Indwrs
from
sm
I
blown
along
downtown
Lelh-
Germans,
four
Brllains
and
one
ir
tc
bake
a
cake
Butjai
tariri"e
strppts
Pliht
nf
Trans-
'
Italian,
and
46
crew
members
portant
to
follow
inwj
as
an
amorous
tenor
with
a
Alderman
Birt
Showier.
Mr.
fondness
for
ice
cream
and
fchcwlcr
made
the
suggestion
in
women.'
his
annual
report
as
chairman
oi
ired
to
get
her
coal
from
Britain.
Now
she
has
t!o
look
to
Poland.
In
return,
the
Swedes
send
im.
tsriusn
aversion
seems
an
,
the
Traffic
and
Safety
Commit
machine
tools
which
would
come
the
more
remarkable
when
con
tee
of
the
B.C.
Automobile
As-
I"
nauuy
uns
sioe
ui
ure
uuu
tiasteri
wlt.h
th,
hpart-hronlrinv
........
......
......
curtain.
rnthiwinsm
nf
iho
Tiniinn,
n
'
.
.
'
'V
.
.
'
!
Onnnrln
Air
t.lnps
werp
mnrpiiprf
aboard
had
radioed
an
urgent
you
undertake
to
dolt.
He;
said
such
is
British
miners
are
said
to
be
reports
suugest
that
the
new-
.........
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1.
LTt
A
........
..
".
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a
..
plan
'
...
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-
.,
ttnl
',:
Outside
Ontxlrf.
the
t.h.
rttv
city,
highways
hi.i,.v..n(i'
and
tor
"'l'
aUt1'
nwvy
seas
uirecuons
wen.
.
i-pnsnnnhlp
f.
ipn.llu
men
with
a
mr.
hu
nmm.,
'""-
"-
ted
States.
slJe
roaas
were
arutea
over
by
ui,...
c
n
....,'
'n-'"8
snow
which
reduced
visibility
to
half
mile
or
less.
Motorists,
unable
to
see
further
'
also
addressed
the
meeting.
He
said
there
was
little
hone
of
a
respect
for
international
soli-
acteristic:
an
astonishing
capac-daiity.
Why
do
they
object
to
ity
for
work.
w:rk-nmtes
from
Palermo
or
The
recruits
already
here,
aged
Naples?
If
seems
clear,
from
belwcvn
18
and
31,
take
in
stride
talks
with
union
officials
and
i
such
difficulties
as
a
10-wek
politicians
and
from
magazines
!
course
in
basic
English.
But
....
:
fewer
tnan
j
poo
Italians
have
reduction
In
taxes
for
automobile!
than
a
ear
length
In
the
blinding
owners
In
the
forseeablc
future.
I
snow,
turned
on
their
headlights.
Harry
Duker
was
eelcted
pres-
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
'
:
Expansion
Sale
j
Now
in
Progress
:
5
Store
wide
at
Z
WALLACE'S
of
Course
incnt
of
the
a.ssoclation.
He
sue
been
accepted.
If
you
wart
to
iCll
it,
advertise
it.
News
classified.
ceeds
Fred
G.
Brown.
Everett
Irwin
was
elected
vice-president,
succeeding
Duker.
Fly-Fishing
Rights
Hit
Auction
Block
By
JOHN
MOSHER
Prairie
Man
Collects
an
Armed
Force
STEAM
trt
Prince
George
Egypt
Denounces
Churchill's
Call
For
Token
Troops
PARIS
y
A
spokesman
of
Egypt's
United
Nations
delegation
SAILS
FOR
,'
Vancouver
JEFF
CHANDLER
EVELYN
KEYES
ramp
mm
1
Canadian
Press
SUII
Writer
WINNIPEG
(CP)-An
-interna-FREDERICTON
CP
If
it
fol-
tional
army
stands
in
this
prairio
lows
previous
patterns,
the
pub-
capital,
ready
to
attack
with
ar-11c
auction
of
angling
leases
in
miery
and
fixed
bayonets.
Winter
Comes
.
.
.
Can
Spring
Be
Far
Behind?
TODAY
ond
SATUIT
Alf
CARTOON
-
NLWS
said
here
today
Egypt
would
Mput
Hrnncujipu
tt'l
1
hp
a
nfimi'T
ill
t,..
i
'
........
....
our
u.L'ii;
a
i.u
I
r'il.s.
)n
lur
.
.
....
..
I'venincs
Shows
7
-
9:05
""
V
Saturday
Matinees
2
-
4:25
-A
l-'AMOI
S
Pl.AYMIh
Ul'I
and
Inlermecliale
PorU
1
Each
Thursdoy
1
at
11:15
p.m.
j
For
KETCHIKAN
I
WMLNiiSIMY
!M!fM(ilH
I
Luxury
ul
Low
Cost
i
i
For
Rcsl-1
valions
i
And
.
.
.
Spring
Cleaning!
affair
in
the
old
legislative
Canadian
defence
officials
to
be
1
"
lTrZT
budding
here
March
,2.
i
a'armoc,
The
army
includes
38
The
umque
sale,
held
every
10
regmirnts
from
eight
counUiB.
,
(.,.,.,,.
,nvltaUon
U)
wnd
years
attraets
a
variety
of
bid-
but
it
takes
up
no
n.ore
room
!
()kf.
f),m,8
,
u
SuM
Cana,
ders
for
the
nghu
to
cast
.their
tl.au
the
tops
of
five-
card'
The
spokesman
said
that
fl.es
in
some
of
the
worlds
best
tables.
-!
Churchill's
invitation
to
send
angling
waters.
The
"army
',
is
nothing
more
:
such
forces
"constitutes
a
new
Wealthy
United
States
sports-:
than
an
extra
large
collection
!
attack
on
the
sovereignty
of
men,
or
their
nattily
dressed
of
metal
soldiers.
Commander-:
Enypt."
Write
or
Call
CITY
OK
DI.POT
OI-HtL
PRINCE
RUPERI.
BC.
BOB
wrov
THe:C
rqcKin'
Morocco
RAY
t&VQRfTE
SPY
T0D1T
legal
representatives,
rub
shoul-1
m-cnier
is
a-year-old
Grant
l
Churchill
said
In
his
address
Hopkins
wit
h
his
father
acting;
To
Congress
yesterday,
"It
Is
no
as
second-in-command.
ioniser-for
us
alone
to
bear
the
The
collection
was
started
by
whole
burden
of
maintaining
the
Grant's
father
while
Ire
served
j
freedom
of
the
famous
waterway
a"
an
aeronautical
engineer
with
;
It
would
enormously
aid
us
in
the
RCAF.
He
picked
up
many
I
our
task
if
even
only
token
forces
of
the
pieces
travelling
through-
I
of
ether
partners
were
stationed
ders
with
gum-rubbered,
mac-inawed
guides
who
hope
to
pick
up
good
fishing
stretches
for
a
minimum
expenditure.
However,
many
of
the
stretches
a
stake
in
the
auction
represent,
pleasure
for
only
the
rich.
1
rC
SEE
OUR
LARGE
SELECTION
OF
LINOLEUM
l.arsc
Color
Variety
I!e
-oleum,
Consoleum
"Gold
Seal"
English
frit
base
canvas
back
inlaid
'
Canadian
inlaid
in
tile
patterns
from
95c
to
$4.00
per
souare
yard
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
"A
Good
Place
To
Buy
For
Over
a
Quarter
Century"
Stf
3rd
Avenue
Phone
775
7
-
p.m.
MATI.NKK
SAT.
-
2
p.m
TOTEM
KuiMotu
flutr
Tliratrr
Prices
for
some
sections
of
the
out
Canada
and
the
United
1
LOCAL
TALENT
lii
the
Canal
Zone
as
a
symbol
of
the
resolution
of
the
purpose
which
inspires
us."
The
Egyptian
spokesman
Ma-hmoud
Azmi
Bey
read
out
a
statement
which
challenged
Churchill's
claim
that
Britain
was
only
in
thj
Canal
Zone.
to
safeguard-
world
commerce.
R'-st
louche
River
range
up
to
States.
tt-OOC.
The
lowest
price
is
$100
The
complete
collection
com-i
for
a
stretch
of
Indian
Lake,
prises
1,590
foot
soldiers
plus;
Stretches
of
the
Kedgwick
River
equipment
of
the
modern-day
will
bring
up
to
$4,000
or
more.
aimy.-
One
scaled-down
field
Conducted
by
the
provincial
niece
shoots
small
projectiles
i
department
of
lands
and
mines,
and
emits
a
belch
of
smoke.
the
sale
of
salmon
and
trout
NOTABLE
AltRAY
j
angling
leases
is
for
exclusive
Th'j
army
has
In
Its
ranks
such
;
angling
rights
on
numerous
colorful
figures
as
the
Bengal
1
rivers
and
lakes
where
they
arc
Lancers,
Togoland
Warriors,
'
bordered
by
crown-owned
land.
Welsh
Guards,
French
Legion-
VARIETY
CONCER
Rum
stories...
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
-
CIVIC
B'
LITTLE
THEATRE
The
10-year
leases
will
expire
n&'rcs.
United
States
Marines
and
many
Scot
regiments..
It
probably
is
the
only
peace-!
time
army
which
Includes
five:
Russian
cavalrymen.
The
only'
country
known
to
have
an
army!
Mavcn
i,
Lesees
are
re
stricted
to
surface
fly
fishing
with
rod
and
line.
Some
clubs,
whose
membership
comprises
wealthy
U.S.
residents,
v
T
'
.
and
not
represented
is
Czecho-
i
d'.-n't
have
to
worry
about
the
s'ovakia.
yi
ji
o-
auctions.
Years
ago
they
bought
Tni-S
ran
('a-s"y
b(!
changed
by
;
the
proprietary
rights
for
certain
1"olfi"K
up
tJhe,conoct
data
0,1
'
,
.
,
uniforms
and
doing
a
quick
re-
i
angling
s.
retches
at
great
ex-
modelling
Job
with
paint
I
mv
mi
-m
i
.
,
CIVIC
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
o
Tonight
.
:
si
;
pense.
IP?
ADMISSION
-
Non
-Members
Members
Reserved
1.0U
&
.75
M
&
.(ill
Adult
Rush
.50
.4(1
Student
Rush
.35
.Z
(.1
OKt.K
DAW
ICS
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Green
81(1
and
Red
1TJ
PAARL
At
diiyier,
your
family
and
friends
will
enjoy
the
warm
hospitality
of
Paarl
South
African
Dry
Red
Wine.
It',
a
distinctive
wine,
dcli-
.
.
i
.
.
,i
.
.
Grant
says
the
collection
requires
a
lot
of
leg
work
to
lib-'
railes
to
find
historical
data.
He
lias
magazines
listing
10.000
collectors
with
more
than
1,000
pieces.
Ashton
McDown
of
Pennsylvania
is
the
largest
collector
in
the
United
States
with
10.000
pieces
worth
an
estimated
$20,-000.
Canada's
largest
collection
is
owned
by
Maj.
W.
J.
Mac-Oougald
of
Montreal
and
Winnipeg
Fred
Hemswerth
Returns
to
City
Fred
Hemsworth,
former
provincial
government
resident
engineer
here,
revisited
this
ciLy
today
enroute
to
Stewart.
He
left
last
spring
on
transfer
as
East
Kootenay
resident
engineer
but
in
November
gave
up
the
job
U:
go
Into
private
business.
J
ui
y
,
.jj
FESTIVAL
MUSIC
and
DRAMA
"By
the
great
Horn
Spoon,
those
were
gales,"
said
the
hosun.
"Not
only
could
we
not
round
the
Horn,
but
the
fury
of
the
elements
was
driving
us
backwards
up
the
coast
of
America.
Only
by
the
unusual
feat
of
using
the
bowsprit
as
a
rudder
could
I
keep
us
from
perishing
on
those
inhospitable
shores.
At
this
point,
a
flock
of
gigantic
albatrosses
sank
exhausted
on
the
deck.
Hastily
reviving
them
with
tots
of
our
cargo,
Lamb's
Navy
Rum,
1
harnessed
them
to
the
vessel
and
encouraged
them
to
fly
in
the
desired
direction.
The
upshot
was
that
our
time
for
the
Boston-Sacramento
run
stood
as
a
record
for
thirty
years."
"That's
a
Rum
Story,"
suid
the
unsuspecting
guest.
"Thank
you,
sir.
I
should
enjoy
nothing
better
than
a
Lamb's
Navy
Rum."
t
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-
w
)
ncrfect
comnli
-
.
mcnt
to
hearty
O-
meats
like
rare
roast
beef.
1952
Copies
of
Printed
Syllobus
available
ot
Civic
Centre
desk
or
Mrs.
H.
S.
Wholcn.
Box
405
Serve
this
superb
red
wine
at
dinner.
No
need
to
wait
for
a
special
occasion
.
.
.
Paarl
South
African
Dry
Red
Wine
makes
Ihe
occasion
special!
And
the
moderate
price
says
serve
it
often.
VAMOlVMt
VICTORIA
Chilcolin
ji
p.m.
January
20
Chilcolin
midnight
January
13
and
27
Camosun
Tuesday.
12
Noon
M.IVK
ARM,
STEWART
AND
I'OKT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun.
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
January
18
ss.
Chilcotin
midnight
KfK
SOITII
QUEEN
'
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss
Chilcotin
January
11
and
25
I
RANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
C"ORAL
SINGING
vini
in
-
SINGING
PIANO
iOLOS
DRAMA
DANCING
'
ACCORDION
BAND
INSTRUMENTAL
Mr.
Hemsworth
now
is
a
part-,
ncr
in
the
firm
of
mining
con-!
sultants,
Hill,
Legg
&
Hems-
i
wortn,
in
Vancouver.
His
trip
to
Stewart,
delayed
oy
bad
flying
weather.
Is
on
behalf
of
Indian
Mines,
a
client.
Decide
Now
To
Enter
Entries
Close
March
1st
Co-Optrotiv
Win
Crowwi
Attoclation
of
ScrJtii
Africa,
Limitec1
Poorl,
South
Africa.
Thtft
advertisement
ie
nut
published
or
dlspluycd
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
4he
Oovtirument
of
Bi-ltUh
Columbia.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board,
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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best
results,
adveiuse!