Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
February
12,
1952
I
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i
Agreement
v,-
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'jit
I
T
IX-
1
proceeds
from
which
went
to
th
I
CI
IdCe
IXinS
men
March
of
Dimes
for
Crippled
l
On
Policing
,
Children.
It
was
a
Jolly
evening
1
1
of
fun
and
dancing
and
not
'the
Help
Crippled
1
of
entertainment
least
the
waa
3
renewed
agreement
between
j
provided
by
Egel
Sargent
wno
,
3
r
sx
mm
.v
A
it
m,i
rcmp
fnr
nolicinc
Children
Fund
1
acted
as
auctioneer
for
the
var-1
d
.n"-
.-.Ml'1
l.
i
'-"J'
"
iety
of
articles
donated
for
sale.
war.
auuiyiu
last
night.
meeting
i
TERRACE.
A
packed
Civic
Hot-dogs,
flapjacks
and
sausages
police
are
asking
for
quarters
centre
for
the
Kinsmen's
"Barn-sville"
were
on
sale
and
dancing
to
the
for
angle
men
and
have
indicated
hill
orchestra
continued
on
Friday
evening
showed
billy
"they
are
not
at
all
satisfied
the
interest
the
townspeople
had
until
after
three
o'clock
in
the
1
,
..
with
present
quarters,
but
in
the
success
of
the
evening.
morning.
;
will
tear
with
us
while
we
attempt
to
relieve
the
situation,"
NEW
SANATORIUM
The
Aberhart
Memorial
Sanatorium
In
City
Clerk
R.
W.
Long
told
the
RUPERT
:
Edmonton,
built
by
the
Alberta
government
at
cost
of
about
council.
for
policing
remain
the
$3.000
000
to
combat
tuberculosis,
is
to
be
opened
Feb.
20.
The
Costs
as
last
year
$1400
per
man
PEOPLES
o00-bed
hospital,
on
the
University
of
Alberta
campus,
is
shown
same
and
$2,950
per
car,
with
a
minimum
m
the
foreground.
Immediately
behind
at
right
is
the
nurses'
of
12
men
and
a
maximum
STORE
:
home
and
at
left
a
general
utility
building.
iCP
PHOTO
1
uf
14
for
the
city
force.
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;
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GOING
OUT
OF
BUSINESS:
DISTRICT
NEWS
Population
Just
Over
14
Million
i
t
viLl-r-.
Ck.
;
1
v;
fO?
IMPORTANT
NEWS
B.C.
Catholic
University
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
Roman
Catholics
of
British
Columbia
will
ask
the
provincial
government
at
the
coming
session
of
the
Legislature
to
grant
a
charter
for
tile
Catholic
University
here.
Archbishop
W.
M.
Duke
said
land
has
already
been
obtainfd
for
the
Institution
whicn
wouia
be
known
as
the
Holy
Rosary
University.
Herb
Leach
PLANE
HIT
TOWER
Thii'c
airmen
were
killed
when
their
RCAF
training
planer
radio
broadcasting
tower
at
Carman,
Man.
Bo
l
ol
one
of
the
victims,
cove
ed
by
a
shown
In
the
foreground
as
searchers
probe
smouldering
wreckage
of
the
plant,
CP
1
SALE!
Board
Head
At
Smithers
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
OTTAWA.
Official
figures
hum
the
decenial
census
of
last
year
revealed
Canada's
population
at
14.009.429
as
of
June
1.
1951.
for
ten
province
and
two
j
northlund
territories.
!
The
gain
over
1941
is
1.880.000,
.
111
increase
of
21
8
per
cent,
the
see
FRIDAY'S
PAPER
CCF
Stays
With
Labor
mm?
X!
owna;
G.
Jfck.w.,
J.
Richards,
Tcrrjce:
C
-Butedale:
R.
Mtuior
set;
T.
Woods,
Snii;r,
cler,
Burns
La.
a
:
San
Mateo,
Cat;
W
f
an,
lla-.elton;
o
Su
Lake;
Mr.
and
Mrs
o
Prince
George;
U:
,
Crockford,
city;
E
C.
couver;
J
W."
Laune
f
Sa.sk.;
O.
Titus.
Pnr.tt
Prince
Kupert
W.
R.
Long.
E.
L.
Boultbee,
R.
13.
Cameron.
N.
Donaldson,
Miss
R
Gall,
Gus
Elchuck,
R.
L.
Un-clcrhill,
J.
M.
Morley,
C.
A.
Hayles.
Bob
Douglas
and
J.
N.
Morley,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Hermanson,
Klumtu;
G.
E.
Brown
and
W.
Embury,
Kel-
SMITHERS
Herbert
W.
Leach
has
been
elected
president
of
the
Smithers
and
District
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
the
coming
year.
Walter
Bums
is
first
vice-president
and
Hilton
Morris,
second
Labor
Meet
ifllilEEW
l!!lmi!l'lllllllljl!!!ljl!i'
litlliilllilllliVtilllllllilluiilill'HUllll!
Party
Delayed
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Top
CCF.
leaders
in
British
Columbia
reassured
leaders
of
Labor
Monday
that
the
CCF.
wants
to
vice-president.
Al
Ford,
retiring
president,
is
rccretary
and
Charles
Akenhead,
treasurer.
Uiueau
of
Statistics
shows
in
fi-i
mil
tabulations.
Three-quarters
of
the
entire
1
increase
was
in
three
provinces;
I
British
Columbia,
Ontario
andj
Quebec.
British'
i
Columbia
had
by
far
the
greatest
gain
of
all
the
provinces,
having
increased
from
817.801
in
1941
to
1,165,210
in
il951,
a
numerical
hoist
of
347.-349
and
percentage
gain
of
42
47.
Yukon
had
the
greatest
percentage
increase
4900
to
WOO
o.
85
per
cent.
Saskatchewan
was
the
only
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
Trades
Union
conference
which
some
political
leaders
have
said
could
bring
formation
of
an
Independent
Labor
Party
in
British
Co
continue
close
co-operation
on
,
the
framing
of
objectives.
.
i
The
statement
came
as
a
re-j
suit
of
week-end
meetings
of
the
;
provincial
CCF.
council
at
which
leaders
discussed
a
plan
of
the
Canadian
Congress
of
j
Labor
to
hold
meetings
in
Indus-
j
Many
Profess
at
trial
constituencies
to
review
selection
of
C
C
F.
candidates.
lumbia
has
been
postponed
until
March
7.
"I
am
sure
the
entire
trade
union
movement
will
join
with
me
in
expressing
condolence
to
the
Royal
Family
and
at
the
same
time,
on
behalf
of
our
Hazelton
Revival
HAZELTON.
Fifty
United
Church
workers
from
Kispiox,
under
the
.
leadership
of
Sila-
Some
delegates
expressed
fears
nuvmce
10
miuw
a
hi-licm;
au.ee
..
.
miBht
cause
mip
h'v,"nndrPPea
m
farmer
and
non-union
voters
to!
000
tO
831,000.
.r.nl.,H.
that
th
C
C
V
h.
I
Johnson,
Jeff
Harris.
Steve
Mor-
movement,
wishing
our
sovereign
rison,
Atoert
jonnson,
cnariev
queen
a
long
and
fruitful
reign."
coming
more'
of
a
Labor
party
i
and
less
of
a
Socialist
party.
,
'
Other
members
said
the
labor
Stevens
and
James
Blackwater,
;
conducted
a
revival
at
Hazelton
:
Tom
Uphill
MLA
said
in
announcing
the
delay.
If
you
want
10
sell
it.
advertise
l
News
classified.
NOTICE
TO
SUBSCRIBERS
'
If
you
have
missed
'yur
paper,
please
phone
your
newsboy.
If
you
"do
not
know
your
newsboy's
name,
call
the
office
before
5
p.m.
ROl'TE
1
Alan
Laird,
Green
153
Watts
and
Nickerson's
to
FrlzzeM's
Mctor.s:
Fulton
Street
016-000;
6th
Ave.
West
600
and
700
Blocks.
ROITK
2
-Ralph
Olsfn,
P.lue
718
Herman
Street;
1480
i;th
East
to
Seal
Cove.
KOITK
3
Victor
Maskiilak.
l.st
Ave.
West
243-1077;
2nd
Ave.
West
911-1028
including
9th
Street;
3rd
Ave.
Frizzell's
Motors
to
end
of
3ra
West.
ROl'TE
4
Alvin
Nystedt,
I'.lue
638
7th
Ave
West
704-1427;
9'h
Ave.
West
102-61)9.
806-801.
Full
on
Street
700
B'.o-.k;
Tallow
Street
803-823;
Com';
Ave.
HOVTK
5
Jimmy
McLean,
Red
o22
4th
Ave.
Vr
st
ino-44.'j;
5th
Ave
V.
'.s.
HS-5ir;
6H1
Ave.
We.
t
.(08-539:
Diinsniuir
Street
211-424;
Tallow
512-515:
Eiu.r.on
Place;
Agncw
Place.
KOITH
K
Kiln-aril
Skalapsky
81
h
Ave.
West
105-537;
Dili
Ave.
Ea.sl
110-271);
McBrkie
S'.rcet
113-708.
ROl'TE
7
Peter
Urnwn,
Blue
971
"
..i
PIPER
LAURIE
WmUlA
consultation
plan
will
apply
only
in
predominantly
industrial
rid
5Ni
JOYCE
HOLDEH
C"""
last
week.
Captain
Harden
J.r
the
Salvation
Army
and
William!
Wale
ot
the
Anglican
Churcn
also
t(
ok
part
in
the
evanaelical
j
meetings
whirh
were
held
in
the;
Army
Citadel
here.
Many
came
forward
to
profess
their
faith.
j
TODAY
to
WEDNE
ings
and
that
the
C
C
F.
has
al-
ways
worked
in
consultation
with
,
Interested
economic
groups.
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor!
officials
said
that
the
executive
;
of
the
British
Columbia
Federation
of
Labor
will
mei
t
in
fcbo'il
two
weeks
to
decide
on
mechanics
of
the
plan.
Also
"Caul
Sharp"
.
"I
old
Turkey"
News
Shows
7
-
9:00
CAPITC
School
Budget
Higher
In
Current
Year
But
City
Will
Pay
Less
Jlencfit
of
Industry
Reflected
in
Kusintf
of
Local
Tax
Burden
A
FAMOl'S
IM
AVUlMi
Wightman
Heads
lerrace
Red
Cross
Telkwa
Church
lea
buccesstul
:
fan
P
M1!
:Uii,
narra
to
r,,
.Hit!
b
pal
gf.
o
i.
f
dr
s
rtivoif-e
n
a
'Orrr
1
i.v,.,.ri;t.,.-
,.c
n..;
r.,....i.
.;....:,.
TERRACE
Morris
Wightman
'
has
been
elected
president
of
the
Te:race
branch
of
the
Canadian
Pd
Cross
Society.
.
!
Mr.s.
Ivan
Frank
is
vice-president,
Mi.-.s
Ell.ott
Head,
secretary
and
Mrs.
Elv.ood
Brooks,
ijAieiuiuuira
ui
i
i
iito
impel
t
m;uuui
uirli
ici
TELKWA
The
Ladies'
C
A.
TSi
ID
AA
'i-aft
4
I
for
1951-52
school
year
are
estimated
at
$342,184.90.
'
the
united
Church
held
All
of
Section
2
.
.
..
.
..
i
verv
sucee.s.shi
tea
and
sale
o
an
increase
ot
bliS-i.ot
Irom
the
actual
expendi-
home
cooking
in
the
library
on
tures
of
$281,161.53
last
year
but
the
city
pays
$130,-1
Saturday
afternoon.
iCNR-Fisheime.:
s
ROl'TE
8
Jimmy
Johnson,
Green
661
Waterfront
and
Pacific
Place;
Floats).
583.88
or
$13,911.15
less
than
last
year's
$150,494.03.
E
!)
Mclvin
Ujonison,
Green
113
Ol
'
The
city's
percentage
of
tlit.
:
RJinnfii
ECIPES-
Phone
Itrd
120
Today
for
lleservatiom
on
'
"(
UtTAIN
AT
:30"
i
educational
bill
for
the
current
year
is
40.
9
percent
of
the
whole
budget
for
the
district
as
compared
with
78
percent
last
year.
Principal
factor
In
the
easing
51
school
years
to
$15,403,000
In
i
1951
-5.
The
city's
assessment
Is
j
increased
from
$6,722,933
to
i
$7,224,501
but
this
increase
is
j
tf
Iset
bv
the
rural
assessment
01
tne
cuys
scnooi
oiu
mis
year
)ump
from
$1
80G.067
to
$8,178.
TODAY
to
WEDNESDAY!"
J?
F
P
One
Complete
Show
E
I
Each
Evening
at
7:15
p.m.
a
I'AMOl'S
N.AYW'
Kincolith
Choir
Names
Officers
KINCOLITH.
Christ
Church
choir
here
has
elected
officers
as
loilows:
Superintendents
Charles
Bai-torl,
Mrs.
Emma
Nelson
and
Mrs.
Mary
Barton.
Choir
master
John
G.
Moore.
Onanist
Fred
Stewart.
Treasurer
Arthur
E.
Nelson.
Mar.
i::er
Sidney
Morrison.
Music
keeper
Tuny
Robiion.
z
mat
uoiumDia
venuio.se
property
at
Watson
Island
has
come
741.
'
-
Of
the
total
school
budget
for
i
the-
district
this
year
$59,199
Is
:
delrayed
by
estimated
grants,
j
leaving
$$291,223.63
(including
a
;
en
the
tax
roll,
switching
the
majority
of
the
taxes
for
school
purposes
to
the
rural
rather
than
,thc
urban
portion
of
the
school
dist
rict.
I
The
assessment
for
the
district
deficit
last
yean
to
be
raised
by
taxation.
up
from
$8,529,000
in
the
1950-
Wc
Spccioliic
in
USED
WIRE
ROPE
For
The
Logging
Industry
"Each
line
is
carefully
graded
and
tested
befurr
M
our
wai
chouse
to
assure
you
of
complete
sati-sfif-
SPECIAL
STKW
1
lb.
lamb,
beef
or
veal
cut
i.i
1
Inch
cubes
2
tbsps.
bacon
fat
2
tbsps.
chopped
onion
1
tsp.
salt
Dash
pepper
1
bay
leaf
'4
tsP-
celery
seed
Pinch
of
thyme
or
marjoram
3
tbsps.
catsup
4
medium
potatoes
8
carrots
8
small
onions
Coat
meal
with
lour
Urnwn
In
bacon
fat.
Add
onion
and
cook
until
golden
brown.
Add
seasonings.
Cover
with
water
and
cook,
covered
tightly,
over
low
heat
until
meat
is
tender.
Peel
potatoes,
carrots,
and
onions.
Halve
or
quarter
the
veg-
Terrace
Plans
Kings
Service
B.C.
Wire
Rope
&
Supply
Co1
Rear
549
Taylor
St.,
Vancouver,
B.C.
TAtlos
8H1
Ave.
East,
McBricle
to
Hays
Cove
Circle.
ROl'Ti:
11)
Richard
Mat
Donald,
Blue
33f
4'h
Ave
t:ist
237-73'',;.
5th
Ave.
Eavt
301-719;
ti
Ave.
F;isl
110-24.').
301-626;
Havs
Cove
Circle
82-667;
Cotton
Beret
511-516;
(irrcii
S:
net
411-416;
F.liert
Street;
Youii
Slice..
ROITE
1
1
I
rslic
Munhxli.
lllaek
Z8S
PiL'0'i
Ave.-
).st
a.id
2nd
Overlook;
Il"rnnri
Place.
Piggott
Place.
ROl'TE
V.
Jimmy
Moorehead,
Red
335
'
'
11th
Ave.
East
333-18uj;
Frederick
St.;
Sherbruok
Ae
I'.OITE
11
Ronnv
iIit,
Green
258
1st
Eiist
225-247;
2nd
Ave.
West
137-341;
l.st
Street
131-225;
Market
Place;
3rd
Ave.
Daily
News-Nationa.
Mu'ors.
UOt
TK
15
Rubeit
Jensen.
Black
955
5th
Ave.
West
r.35-735,
741-745,
BorUen
Street
Fraf
'
S'.rcd
Li;"4ar
Place.
ROl'TE
16
Frank
Killiorn,
Green
977
.
'
4'h
Ave
East
124-234;
5'n
Ave.
East
101-215;
7th
Ave
Ea.st
:03-658;
Bowser
Street.
ROUTE
17
Charlie
lindstrom.
Green
921
6th
Ave
West
210-539;
7th
Ave.
West
120-537;
Bill
Ave.
Wc.tt
221-528:
Lotbinierc
St.
721-728;
McBride
St.
413-704;
Tatlow
St.
625-733.
ROITE
18
Teddy
Careless
6'h
Ave.
East
Block
800;
8th
Ave.
East
915-976;
Oil)
Ave.
Fast
1000-1144:
10th
East
9O0-1130;
Alfred
Street;
Bacon
SI
reel,
Donald
Street.
,
KOl'IE
19
Jimmy
Johnson,
Green
661
;ti
Ave.
Exst
870-1140;
Ambrose
Ave.
KOl'TH
20
Jack
Rudolph,
Green
731
.
.
8th
Ave.
East
1030-1914.
KOl'TH
21
Donnic
Ivcron,
Blue
712
2nd
Ave.
West
1
lo
.-1314;
Park
Ave.
1005-2279;
11
In
-
Street;
Water
Street;
Beach
Place.
ROl'TE
23
l.arry
Parent,
Green
487
8th
West
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Street.
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Arrangements
are
being
made
for
a
memorial
service
to
be
held
in
the
Civic
Centre
on.
Friday
afternoon
at
2
o'clock,
the
day
of
King
George
Vi
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funeral.
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and
add
to
stew
35
to
45
minutes
before
serving
time.
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more
water
if
necessary.
Thicken
stock
for
gravy.
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a
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school
for
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children.
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remembered
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for
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war
time
tour
with
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Navy
Show,
have
become
internationally
recognized.
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have
played
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Royal
Command
performances,
appeared
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number
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