Prince
fvuptrt
Daily
News
Wednesday,
January
16,
1952
TODAY
ONLY
JAMES
CAONEY
in
i
"COME
FILL
THE
cum
News
of
the
District
7
-
9:00
P.m.
Price
of
Tin
Getting
High
;
coming
twelve
months.
The
Iin-'
lire
is
six
cents
a
pound
higher
-than
the
$1.12
ceiling
fixed
by
the
Reconstruction
Finance
Coi-porallon,
governire:
monoply
No
Longer
f
Ghost
Town
I
STEWART
Across
the
bor-!
dcr
Hyder,
Alaska,
may
soon
emerge
from
Its
status
as
a
;
ghost
town.
It
is
reported
that
arrangements
are
about
to
be
""
'mi"'
u-
-WASHINGTON
The
United,:"
States
will
pay
B.ilairi
$1.18
a!
pound
for
20.000
tons
of
Malaya.r
If
you
want
to
aKu
it,
advertiSf
tin,
to
be
delivered
here
over
tile
it.
News
classified.
,
.
.ii.
.....
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.
Bob
Hope
in
Spy
Comedy
A
bright
breezy
adventure.
Involving
a
burlesque
comedian,
a
beautiful
spy
and
a
roster
of
comically
sinister
characters
who
tangle
in
Tangier
are
Involved
In
"My
Favorite
Spy."
teaming
Bob
Hope
and
Hedy
Lamarr,
which
is
the
feature
picture
for
thLs
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
at
the
Totem
Theatre.
Bob
Is
unwittingly
drawn
Into
international
Intrigue
when
the
master
mind
of
a
spy
ring
eludes
the
authorities
in
New
York.
Hope
Is
a
dead
ringer
for
trw
escaped
spy.
When
he
finally
convinces
them
that
he
is
only
a
comic
in
a
girlie
show,
they
hatch
a
scheme
to
have
him
impersonate
the
missing
agent
and
go
to
the
ring's
hideaway
In
Tangier.
This
sets
the
scene
for
a
hilarious
masquerade
In
which
he
lands
in
the
arms
of
the
woman
spy,
who
mistakes
him
lor
her
sDVinff
bov
friend.
When
the
Famous
Big
Four
Mining
Group
at
Stewart
Taken
On
Option
by
Smelters
STEWART.
There
is
well-founded
information
that
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
of
Canada
has
taken
an
option
on
the
well-known
Big
Four
mining
property.
So
far
there
is
no
confirmation
here.
It
is
reasonable
to
assume
that,
on
accjount
of
their
examination
of
the
property
in
1951,
they
may
have
made
some
arrangement
for
a
further
examination
this
summer.
!
m
'
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
-
BUDGET
PLAN
IP?
made
for
the
housing
of
fourteen
families
there
,m
account
of
lodging
operations
which
it
is
stated
will
commence
this
year.
With
the
advent
of
Am-ercan
capital
into
the
logging
business
in
this
area
the
outlook
for
the
future
Is
much
brighter
for
this
community.
This
ncw
business
will
be
reflected
in
Stewart
as
the
residents
of
Hyder
do
a
considerable
amount'
of
purchasing
here.
It
Is
expetfed
that,
in
J
Wallace's
Department
Store,
the
store
that
has
everything
for
the
home
and
family,
offers
you
the
convenience
of
p
M
buying
now
and
pay
in
convenient
monthly
payments.
S
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
BIG
STORE
1
WALLACE'S
of
Course
...Smithers...
NOTES.
Paramount
presents
Big
Four
property,
on
the
top
of
the
mountain
across
the
heaJ
I
of
Portland
Canal
from
Stewart,
Includes
three
famous
old
mines
j
Prosperity,
Porter
Idaho
and
Sll-
.
verado.
I
At
one
time
the
group
was
operated
for
a
season
by
Silbak-
j
Premier
when
that
concern
was
;
controlled
by
the
American
the
near
future,
Hyder
will
emerge
from
its
status
as
a
ghost
town.
BOB
HEDY
gang
and
the
girl
get
wise.
Bob
Is
In
for
an
uprorious
peck
of
trouble:.
Finally,
he
saves
his
skin,
a
set
of
precious
pluns
and
takes
Hedy
home
to
his
Hack-ensack
cottage
although
there
are
plenty
of
hilarious
surprises
along
the
way.
Revival
at
Pt.
Simpson
Replacement
of
tM
board
walks
on
Main
Street
with
cement
or
black
top
walks
will
be
one
of
the
principal
projects
to
be
undertaken
this
year
by
the
Smithers
Board
of
Village
fiftV
SPY
Smelting
&
Refining
Co.,
silver-lead-zinc
ore
being
taken
out.
In
1946
Transcontinental
Resources
had
the
group
for
a
season
but
let
it
go.
Recently,
Consolidated
became
interested.
There
is
some
five
miles
of
Reddy
says:
Neighboring
Village
'
Turns
10
Percent
to
Lord
!
Dunne
Kitkatlans'
Visit
Smithers
is
faced
with
a
coal
shortage
as
more
severe
wintry
underground
workings,
the
con
PSJ
Bob
75fet
Htdf
7
..
TVCRES
HllARiTV
IN
ARaSl
Alpine
lor
lou
..,
.
I
....
,.,
mm-m
MOROCCAN-
Wt!
I
City
of
Itall
11T
ToMsers"
t
Way
Out
West
in
HoriUa"
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Evening
Shows
mm
7
-
9
p.m.
V
I
C
W
A
iaiiHiu-,
Players
lhnln
dition
of
which
at
the
present
weather
descends
upon
the
dls-
OJJfJUs
Between
50
and
60
Oddfellows,
Rebekahs
and
friends
enjoyed
a
Time's
Up"
party
at
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
last
night.
Father:
Church
Army
leaders
from
Kit-
katla,
with
party
numbering
I
twenty-six
men
and
women,
are
heading
homeward
today
to
their
village
down
the
coast
after
at
week's
pilgrimage
to
Port
Simp-
j
son
which
one
of
them
declared
;
has
"turned
to
the
Lord
100
1
percent."
I
with
a
modern
ELECTRIC
WASHER
!
time
is
not
definitely
known.
j
trice.
Bulkley
Valley
Collieries,
i
Cleaning
out
of
the
workings
'.
owing
to
its
commitments
to
!
would
have
to
be
carried
out
by
j
Columbia
Cellulose,
has
been
!
Consolidated
this
year
before
unable
ta
meet
the
demand
and
i
further
exploration
work
pre-
shipments
of
'Alberta
coal
have
!
p.tratory
to
the
taking
up
of
the
I
been
held
up.
,
j
option
would
be
undertaken.
I
I
Smithers
Parent-Teachers'
IONDON
(l-A
local
society
;
Association
has
commenced
a
!
presented
an
aquarium
to
the
I
series
of
square
dance
and
box
'
children's
ward
of
a
hospital.
soeiala.
The
first
was
held
Sat-
The
society
said
that
watching
!
"lay
niBh'
and
was
a
very
suc-fish
will
not
only
calm
the
child-
!
cc-ssf
ui
affair.
ren,
but
help
the
doctors
to
re-
:
I;,.,
!
After
visiting
In
Prince
Rupert
-
iwith
her
son
and
daughter-in-
j
I
law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Lewis,
I
Also
on
the
same
proti'a
TODAY
&
THURSDAY
ROBERT
Hty'TTOK
Time
kept
everyone
on
their
'
toes
as
the
party
w
as
put
,
through
situations
supplied
bv
;
the
four
seasons
of
the
year.
Representatives
of
llie
Four
Seasons,
also
in
costume,
weie!
Mrs.
J.
DcLoiiK,
spring;
Mrs.
L.
j
Brain,
summer;
Miss
Betty
Hood,
j
autumn,
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
McLean.
;
winter.
Father
Time,
in
long
j
ft
VMM
rfttcttt.
IM
and
LOLA
ALBRIGHT
In
'Beauly
on
Parai
white
beard
and
dressed
In
white,
was
played
ably
by
David
Tru'
evangelistic
visit
to
rort
Simpson,
lasting;
seven
days
from
Tuesday
of
last
week
to
Monday
j
of
this,
was
sparked
by
Mrs.
I
Margaret
Kimball,
a
Pentecostal
i
e
v
a
n
g
c
1
1
s
t
from
Bremerton,
Washington.
i
The
leaders
from
Kitkatla
were
Joseph
Iniies
and
Henry
Brown
with
co-leaders
Lawrence
Innes,
Chester
Boltwi
and
Paul
Mason.
During
the
seven
days
at
Port
Simpson
prayers
were
held
each
mrning
and
revival
meetings
each
evening
in
the
Epworth
League
Hall
of
Grace
United
Chuich.
STEAMfcR
Mrs.
W.
Lewis
of
New
Westminster
Is
now
visiting
here
with
her
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
Bannister.
Shows
at
1
:H
I
at
runiplrtc
sho
I
i
Owens.
'.
Team
captains
were
A.
K.
Wood,
C.
Viers
and
J.
DeLoii
;.;
Committee
members
wore
Mls.s
:
fi
mnMiwiinuniwii
P
.
L
lHWf
I
.
Jl
KIM
Him
Prince
George
r
j
fQHQ
L1NQFQHS
i
Hood,
convener;
Mrs.
Brain,
Mrs.
McLean.
Mr.
uud
Mrs.
Del.ong
Judges
were
T.
Priest,
W.
Mc-Kenzic
and
H.
Quick
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNK.Hl
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservations
On
the
first
night
James
Mc-
j
Kay
extended
a
welcome
on
be-,
half
of
the
community
and'
church
In
which
the
resident!
pastor,
Rev.
T.
C.
Colwell.
also
joined.
!
E.'cond
n'ght
there
was
a
banquet
In
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
Hal
in
honor
of
the
visitors.
Large
attendance
marked
all
meetings
and
the
revivalists
S
K
your
time
.
.
.
save
vour
chillies.
Wash
llie
easy
a
willi
an
electric
washer.
Il
(liases
nut
the
nuH
slnlilmrn
dirt
In
jig
lime
.
.
.
ipiiekly,
llini'llllghly,
vel
so
gelilly
il
wmi'l
1
1
.
1
1
1
1
ir
finel
f.ilnies.
Conic
in
anil
see
llie
l.ilesl
models
..
M.r
sec
Jour
i
leeliieal
appliance
ile.iler.
I''
m
Stewart
Has
Real
Winter
i
I
STEWART
Another
blizzard
hit
this
district
during
the
pa-t
'
week
with
one
foot
of
fresh
sno.
i
A
high
north
wind
accompany
-'
ina
the
storm
making
it
the
more
lnteii.se.
The
snow
plow
of
the
Public
Works
Department
was
kepi
;
busy
for
a
short
time
clearing
',
the
roads
where,
in
places,
larC
:
drifts
had
piled
up,
making
it
difficult
for
motor
vehicles
to
;
navigate.
j
,
This
Monday
the
high
winds
continued
assuming
galelikc
p."o-
:
portions.
The
weather
cleared
somewhat
with
bright
sunsbin?.
STATIONERY
WRITING
TABLETS
ENVELOPES
PENS
INK
f-fannin(j
f-irlij
Business
and
Prolesslmial
Women's
Club
of
Prince
Rup
it
decided
last
night
at
a
club
meeting
to
si
age
their
annual
card
purty
the
first
week
of
Match.
Tickets
will
be
sold
and
.
all
will
be
invited
to
take
purt
In
their
favorite
card
game,
of
I
whist,
bridgo,
criubage
and
can-;
a.s'ta.
J
Refreshments
will
be
served,
members
decided.
Members
also
agreed
to
become
I
r
Write-
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPER'l.
PC.
Fancv
hov
Sf-arioncrv
suitable
for
aifts
in
olnnr
-
-
were
well
pleased
with
the
response,
also
the
hospitality
which
wr.r
extended
them.
The
party
came
In
from
Port
Simpson
on
the
Camosun
yesterday
and
left
for
home
today
bv
fish
packer.
Mrs.
Kimball
is
staying
over
for
a
week
here
to
conduct
mert-lngs
at
Full
Gospel
Tabernacle.
rill
i
nH:llM"Ti
H-l
milMLMi
!
an
all-out
Civic
Cent
re
niembvr-'
,
i
.tjiuiiM
Hi&jjt-f
u:rJii:f.m
.,
t
.
!
ship
club.
I
President
Miss
Mary
McMillan
'
was
In
the
rhuir
Stewart
News
i
-
ri-1
fah4pM31aUAiJM
l
J-,r-tJ-l
-r-
-
npws
pained
,
i
,
-.
,
:
-j
I
,
-DISHES
Lc",'i:ing
operations
in
the
Bear
River
Valley
continue
in
spite
of
the
snow
although
hampered
slightly.
The
temperature
Is
ten
above,
zero
but
the
high
winds
luusing
th,
heavy
drifts
make
the
base
of
operations
difficult
of
access.
Mike
Bii
mingham,
an
old
limei
in
the
district
and
a
former
Yukoner,
was
taken
to
the
Stewart
General
Hospital
fo
Wc
hove
hc
lorqest
stock
of
dishes
n
Northern
B.C.
DINNER
SETS
treatment
on
Sunday.
VAM'OIVlvK
VICTORIA
Chilcolin
8
p.m.
January
20
Chilcotin
midnight
Junuaiy
13
and
27
Cumosun
Tuesday.
12
Noon
AI.ICF.
AKM.
STKWAKT
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Caniosuii.
U
p.m.
I'OR
NORTH
fl
liKN
tllAKMITTK
ISLANDS
Januaiy
18
ss.
Chilcotin
midnight
FOR
SOI
TII
Olr
N
1
H
ARLOT
I
F!
ISLANDS
ss.
Chilcolin
BREAKFAST
SETS
CUPS
ond
SAUCERS
Especially
good
selection
of
TEAPOTS
ond
WHITE
KITCHENWARE
Despite
the
inclemency
of
the
weather
there
was
a
good
turnout
at
the
cribbage
drive
of
the
Stewart,
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
held
in
their
clubrooms
on
Saturday.
Mrs.
S.
Klrkpatrlck
won
l
ho
ladies'
prize
and
Charlie
Jacobson
won
the
men's
first
pi'tzr..
J.
Bouzok
took
a
consolation
prize.
Supper
was
served.
!
;
If'J,;
io
conIinoit
your
Rmd
taste
jM
ff'i.
j
.
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J
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.
distinguished
selection
of
V
4t
fmc
c"uditn
Rye
-Whiskies
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q
,
Cf
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nl
SUrllUg
Lo"llon
Dry
Gin'
Kj
T,K
j
1f
The
British
Columbia
Distillery
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US'
Company
Limited
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3
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'kM
Ncw
AVcs,mins,",B-c-
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Gordon
&
Anderso
Thonc
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January
11
and
2fi
FRANK
J.
SKINM
It
I'rlnec
niin
t
,
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
aii(i
SHIPS
AND
LOCAL
TALENT
WATERFRONT
CONCER
VARIETY
A'7-
With
good-sized
list
of
passcn-
,
;;.
rs
and
usually
heavy
freight;
curgo,
CNR
steamer
Prince
Ueuiex,
Cupt.
Ernest
Caldwell,
arrived
in
port
at,
10:15
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
Hiver
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
ail
at
midnight
for
Ketchikan
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
vvcnuig
southbound.
Making
a
series
of
voyages
on
:
export
jmm,
t?20
Pi
MnrvintuHtHi
nrtmtirT
tniit
w
loirito
in
honii
v
,
0
1
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SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
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CIVIC
BA"
LITTLE
THEATRE
.
o
CIVIC
CENTRE
AUDITORIUM
o
i
boa
rd
the
vessel
to
conduct
In
struction
classes
for
members
of
he
new.
S.
L.
Harper,
first
aid
"f
TvA
rnJM
instructor
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
with
headquarters
In
Edmonton,
is
here
today
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
George.
While
here
he
Is
paying
a
periodical
visit
of
inspection
to
the
local
dry
dock
and
railway
yards.
ADMISSION
-
-
'
Non-Members
Members
Reserved
1.00
&
.75
.80
Sc
.60
Adult
Rush
.50
.40
Student
Rush
.35
.25
The
Itriiish
Culumliia
Distillery
(Company
I
i
mi
led
han
trow
iiit
deniHiiU
for
its
procjucl.1
both
Ht
home
and
in
greatly
increased
its
facilities
over
the
past
few
years
world
markets
an
eipansion
program
that
keeps
pace
and
has
built
up
in
stocks
to
keep
pace
with
the
rapidly
with
llritish
Columbia
growth
and
prosperity.
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