Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
February
8,
1952
in
i
Romance
Brings
Seaman
Fortune
John
Watson
Passes
Away
f-'erdonciu
AUCKLAND.
N.Z.
Able
.
...
...
ji;
Seaman
Desmond
Thompson
of
'f
4,
.
'fa1''
if
fc
John
Watson,
who
for
several
;
years
was
weight
man
at
the!
Prince
Rupert
elevator,
having:
left
here
a
considerable
time
agj
v,...v
I?1V1C
v"-
incline
Wl"
.
-
Death
Takes
Allan
Cross
Heart
Attack
Fatal
To
Well
Known
Pioneer
Boy
at'
Early
Age
i
Death
last
night
In
Vancouver
ol
a
well
known
pioneer
Prince
Rupert
boy
brought
bereavement
Perfect
tea
is
so
easy
to
make
with
jonn
oui,
'
.
become
a
.
Auckland
will
scon
rector,
is
on
a
brief
business
trip
&
to
Vancouver.
im
ttlt
,t,r.rt
aith
(aiuiilian
C(ul)
pen
to
live
in
retirement
in
Vancouver,
nassed
awav
in
Vancouver
Mrs
William
McLeod
left
On
pal
cu.reawiiurnce
A
shiDmate
of
ThomDSon
Wednesday
afternoon.
He
had
;
"IMAM"
jlLan
jrroiecl
hi
I
yesterday's
plane
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs.
S.
R.
Donaldson
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
rvm
MeKerricher
sailed
last
for
the
third
time
within
a
year
!
to
the
ranks
of
one
of
the
city's
I
respected
early
day
families.
aboard
a
New
Zealand
frigate
seemingly
been
In
good
health
serving
off
Korea
wrote
to
a
but
suddenly
collapsed
and
died,
magazine
seeking
pen
pals,
and
His
daughter,
Mrs.
William
Mc-Thompson
was
one
of
the
sea-
Leod,
left
yesterday
by
plane
for
men
who
soon
entered
into
regu-
Vancouver
to
attend
the
funeral
lar
correspondence
with
a
girl
which
will
take
place
next
Mon-In
Australia.
.
day.
The
g'rl
was
a
Dutch
imml-
Seventy-four
years
of
age
and
grant,
Miss
Ifelen
Coops.
After
a
native
of
Scotland,
Mr.
Wat-
oj
Ififjoutli
caul
Jifm
TEA
BAGS
.
Allan
i;ross,
eiaesi
son
01
uie
i
.1
a
M
"'
tt;
a
a
1
.
.
...
,wi-w.v
:inr
riPLHii.
neui
irp
v
mcenr.
nr
Tnp
late
H
t
cross
and
Mrs.
uross.
niaht
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
business.
lo.npany
of
Canada
told
the
story
of
the
i.t
N
D
months
of
correspondence
she
son
came
here
from
caigary
Langham,
HMCS
an(1
Thompson
became
engaged,
some
twenty-five
yers
ago.
on
on
today's
today's
pla
plane
nd
thpv
were
married
at
Perth.
Besides,
his
widow
and
the
m
Chatham,
left
i
ncite
the
Kemano
power
house
and
the
been
stricken
with
a
sudden
heart
projects
to
the
members
of
the
Wom-j'.
1'iiii!(:ihtit(ii'l!!lill;ii'ililliil
lllliiilllNlii.lllhlliuMulililiililliiu.blillilulllulllliliiilUlH
for
a
brief
trip
to
Vancouver.
Australia,
wrren
he
returned
daughter
here,
Mr.
McLeod
is
:
t..
........
..,v..lA.l
V...
n
nAlhar
rfiiiohtor
an
Club
Wednesday
evening.
Allan
Cross
came
to
Prlnce
D.
D.
Carr-Harns
of
the
oo-
;
0ny
afu.r
lhg
marriage
did
jennie,
who
lives
in
Vancouver,
Cellulose
left
on
to-
-wag
lumbia
Co.,
IThmnmn
hia
hrirtp
preceding
the
talk
was
an
ex-
Rupert
at
the
age
ol
about
two
client
moving
picture
In
color,
years,
received
his
schooling
here
Save
Up
to
$20.00
;
SUIT
and
OVERCOAT
day's
plane
for
a
trip
to
Van-
heiress
t0
an
anclent
Dutcn
bar-couver
on
business.
t
.
ony
Under
Netherlands
customs,
!
.li..u'..,u
.'.!
thnt
hnrt
hnrwvncrt
a"""-"
-v
......
B.C.
Packeis
on
the
Skeena
JJotei
Jlrni
'ali
up
to
the
end
of
last
year.
Shots
nli.nB
HI.
.lA.fl,
...111
U
n
ohnnlr
YljunwJ
of
Hon.
E.
T.Kenney.
minister
particularly
to
his
many
boy-
of
lanas,
and
nis
conierences
nuuo.
im-nus.
1
crs
of
the
Cana-
Ben
Parker,
local
onager
of
the
Kelly-Douglas
Co.,
sailed
last
J
herBnusband
wnen
she
is
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
a
,
business
tr.pto
Vancouver.
;
m
Tnompson
u
21
in
February
Mrs.
Ted
Shrubsall.
one
of
and
her
family
is
anxious
that
,iiv,
iiran
officials
inrbiHlnir
At
the
time
of
his
death
he
was
Prince
Rupert
T.
O.
Wauthier
and
H.
M.
Terrace;
T.
Berg,
R.
A.
Day,
office
of
BC.
Packers'
th'ejlocument
manager
of
the
final
signing
b
"
..
....
Tmnerla
Cannerv
at
Steveston.
Prin
Pnnert'n
nioneer
residenU,
the
title
be
passed
on.
!J.
Black,
J.
Bowen
and
W.
S.
glv
ng
tne
company
me
ku
--
-
-
made
his
home
in
Richmond,
ahead"
signal;
then
the
adven-
He
ture
engineers
and
surveyors
,
Besides
his
mother,
deceased
is
.nffrori
a
full
in
t.h
kitchen
i
ui
of;
The
me
barony
uaiuiiy
consists
cuiiautia
ui
of
,
y
omen's
Auxiliary
.,,.
installed
last
president
Mrs.
W.
jfy
were
Mrs.
Sheila
je'tary,
and
Mrs.
J.
urer.
f
been
absent
from
installation.
iu
Miller,
Terrace;
jacs
Aiancn,
the
major
houses,
the
House
of
Kepel
cast!
Rock.
Washineton:
G.
A.
her
home
a
few
days
ago,
going
in
by
canoe
and
outboard
survived
by
four
sisters
Mrs.
motor
to
choose
the
locations
for
Frank
(Molly)
Wilson
of
Ter-
.
j
..
it
nnn..'raiii
Mrs
T.llllnn
Wirksnn
nf
mishap
resulting
in
a
broken
and
the
House
of
Battenburg,
a
chamberland,
Alberni;
B.
D.
arm.
'
Ibranch
of
the
same
house
as
Kriemlauf.
San
Francisco;
Mr.
j
'
that
to
which
the
Duke
of
Edin-
and
Mrs.
L.
Korhonen,
Port
Es-Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Kendall
of
burgh
belongs.
One
of
Mrs.
smgton.
nuu
i-w,
.......
..
lUWIlsnc,
umiinttc,
house,
the
Kitimat
river
delta;
1
Vancouver.
Miss
Joan
Cross
and
C-f
O
A
These
taihion
Cit
made
to
measure
4
silenee
was
ob-
opening
of
the
M
respect
to
the
late
hi
the
first
drilling
operations
to
Miss
Frances
cross,
ootn
oi
"
.
.
,
.
,
,
find
find
bedrock;
bedrock;
a
a
helicopter
helicopter
taking
taking
n
Prince
Prince
i
:
r
Rupert
Rupert
and
and
two
two
I
l.,l,.,,
brothers,
brothers
ftanaspn,
oaiiu.uib
reiunica
icvuincu
w
wie
wc
i
i
x
nompson
iiuinusuii
s
s
uncies,
unties,
a
a
navai
fiavai
cap-
-ay-
CnarloPttJ,
Islands
on
yesterday's
tain,
t's
bringing
the
title
transfer
supplies
to
a
tiny
crew
of
three
Walter
Cross
of
Lloydminster
and
visit
visit
to
to
the
the
!
Alert
plane
after
after
a
a
brief
brleI
j
pf-oors-lo
ppoors
lo
Auckland
Auckland
for
for
signature
signature
!
na.de
for
the
clubs
nr
four
men
on
th
toD
of
a
bleak
Bertie
Cross
of
Bay
,
i
to
be
held
this
city.
Mr.
Kendall
operates
a
after
her
birthday.
j
water
taxi
between
Sandspit
and
I
At
nresent
the
couDle
are
living
suits
are
the
last
word
in
style
and
quality.
Take
This
Opportunity
to
Buy
Your
Spring
Clothing
mountain,
wnere
tney
were
rac-i
Also
surviving
are
tne
widow,
I
Legion
auditorium
Ine
"is
against
is"""
time
and
tne
wea-
the
"ic
iuhiici
former
Phyllis
Harvey
or
in
a
caravan
in
Auckland
wnne
j
queen
cnarioiie
cii.y.
mm
looking
for
a
house.
Thompson
rren
catering.
Serv-k
ne
by
the
Legion
ADDlewhalte.
M.P.
for,i.,nc
t
oav,
h
spa
uhpn
his
E,
T.
Skeena,
merman
w
uuiiu
i
uoiuniia-
rrince
nupert,
ana
uum:
uuo
,
s'on-llne
testing
towers;
the
Tommy,
aged
14;
Donald,
12,
and
bulldinn
of
sturdy
cabins
where
William,
5.
j
a
few
hardy
men
had
a
lonely!
than
a
year
aR0
Allan
returned
to
the
city
on
tRrm
ln
the
navy
expires
and
nlnna
.fr-nm
Vanf
Wlt.
i
.
,
l.tl
t
Gomez
offered
today's
luvmj
a
ard
table
covers.
vigil
during
the
winter
months,
r;ross'
father.
H.
T.
Cross,
a
pion
i""'
taKe
up
iarming.
iweaiiwinic
minster
where
he
was
called
to
ttleir
caraVan
flies
the
Dutch
flag
nttanrl
n
v,natillrr
nf
tVlA
ITnitf:d
.
i
i
rr
,
1-
WATTS
&
NICKERSON"
oxlurd
won
me
nr
tv,
t.ikiner
nf
nrecise
obscrva-
!..
t,.,o
hih
in
A
social
evening
Uon
of
lclng
conditions
on
the
Vancouver
wheri
hi.
hri
con.
to
D""'u
""
ana
oeais
vac
iveppei
tuau
ui
Fishermen's
and
Allied
Workers
arms
on
the
wa)i
nion
to
discuss
the
proposed
Mr9
Thnmnson's
father
was
a1
n,nts
followed
the
t,;tine
unCs.
and
of
the
water-
cirf
nni
two
u,wir
heforp
CLOTHING
Phone
345
,
MEN
1
hird
Avenue
ber-
new
fisheries
treaty
between
j
navai
captain
and
white
his
wife
'
:
flow
under
me
"v
ice
an
mis
that
that.
Mrs
Mrs.
Wickson
wickson
had
had
been
been
ber
In
the
chair.
Sixty
;
against
the
majestlc
background
eaved
by
the
dealh
ot
her
hus
.
were
Dresent.
;
cn
,,r,.H
mniintnln
end-
.
Canada,
uniiea
biaies
ana
and
daughter
were
in
a
concen-;
band.
'
pan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Applewnanc
tration
camp
in
Java
during
the
,
I
less,
gre-.-n
forest,
emerald
lake.
;iir!!i:iii.il!ii.ii.!,tii.iiitiiui"i!tnii:itii:ttitiiiiiiiii'"u"'""
md
mtgnty
wateriau,
maoe
a
,
,h.
HirhmH
virr,
17
for
Ottawa
to
attend
tne
ses-'
with
the
Dutch
forces,
at
one
I
?
face
In
company
with
the
New
at
fine
introduction
to
Mr.
Vincents
member
on
of
Parliament
Dppartment
He
was
a
tallC.
two
Inrtllxon
fVl
11
l-fVl
I
The
speaker
took
his
auoience
,
,ast
Zealand
cruiser
Leander
in
which
Able-Seaman
Thompson
was
serving.
Mrs.
Thompson's
grandfather
Is
Admiral
W.
Kamp,
of
JUt
on
n
imaginary
Journey.
-
,
ht
on
the
Prlnce
George
for
.
ginning
at
Vanderhoof
a
in
d
Vabncouver
Freight
Rates
Being
Studied
Holland.
The
young
couple
have
.
:
iravpinnir
over
exeeuem.
luauo
...
ifendan
cc
enjoyed,,
n.
"
r.
tWl
hniu
en,irPiv
Committal
service
took
place
dprided
to
carrv
on
the
family
i
Catholic
Hall
last
'
ootsa
and
at
a
Vancouver
crematorium
on
trciHitinri
nnH
RnH
anv
sons
t.hev
LADIES'
COATS
and
dtivcniir.hin
ff
ii..
.v
,
ir
i
Tuesday
with
Very
Rev.
-
Cecil
--
Freiaht.
rates
committee
of
the
,
may
have
to
the
Naval
Academy
r
1
Tah
so
laxes.
wnere
iwo
larKe
kialbraltli.
Sixteen
,
...
..rt
-,-..
..j
Swanson.
dean
of
Christ
Church
SUITS
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
oi
uom-
in
riuuunu.
(m
action
with
the
Cathedral,
officiating.
'
(he
..Tahlsa
queen"
convey
j
liners:
rnnlnment.
,.Lmct
QnH
and
mprt
men
tn
to
thn
ihe
east
pnql.
I
'
If
you
want
to
sell
It.
advertis
merce
will
collaborate
with
the'.
Transportation
Bureau
of
the,
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
In
Its
j
News
classified.
ern
side
of
the
Cascade
range
wherp
one
end
of
the
diversion;
I
Frank,
Allen
lis.
J.
Macdougail
Mrs.
F.
Gamblin
fnnier.
s,
J.
Hardin
and
A.
tnnr.nl
is
heine
driven
through
representations
on
the
matter
of
freight
rates
revision
on
transcontinental
coast
commodity
rates,
general
freight
rates
investigation
and
freight
rates
eaualization
Dlan.
Communica
the
mountain,
hoping,
as
Mr.
Vin-
p
A,.,.w
cent
says,
that
It
will
eventually
PaSScS
AWdY
meet
un
with
the
end
being
SQUARE
DANCING
TONIGHT
Civic
Centre
8
p.m.
comm
committee,
un-
Frank
W.
Allen,
who
for
many
uf.-iU
ctnrplfppnpp
for
Ed-
tions
on
the
matter
have
al-
includetl
P.
Lyons
..!!.
i:t
M;
k'.albraith,
s,
0
K
fliiett,
Mr;
.1
M-"J
4
driven
through
from
the
western
j
side.
I
Then
the
club
members
were
taken
on
a
a
hazardous
hazardous
trip
trip
ward
Lipsett
Ltd.,
ln
Prince
Ru-
I
ready
been
referred
to
the
local
SALE
CONTINUES
ON
ALL
OTHER
ITEMS
Muii
Mu:.ne;
oiiey.
SATURDAY
and
MONDAY
SPECIALS
i
ire.gm
rates
commute.
d.
suddcnIy
a
fcw
eveu.
through
a
a.
i
i
.
t
v.
:
V
rm
f
tm
trio
tlMKl.
SHOES
REFLECT
YOUR
TASTE
.l
v,
i
.
'
KiV,
".ir
'
j
!
V."
it;
i-i.
"I
.'r
.
1
c
;;:.)
Among
V
Folk,
where
inland
weather
ana
coast,
naa
iuc
uu
"eather
meet
in
hazardous
con-
several
years.
Death
was
due
to
fllct:
and
through
which
the'a
neart
gttacn,
Mrs.
Allen
ws
;
trip
from
Tahtsa
on
one
side
of
.
mesent
at
the
time,
having
just
Keep
them
in
tip-top
shape
ii;oi
rl.'ain
Gorge
Ovstryk'M,
mountain
to
Kemano
and
returnCi
home
from
an
Eastern
,
ws
m
fnight's
train
for
the
tidewater
on
the
other,
can
be
etar
meeting
when
he
expired.
Un.ir
dw
'
minutes;
but
In
bad,
and
fam-rifs
!ti,!
he
will
conduct
a
Rnd
Mrs
AUen
weather
means
a
Journey
or
.
from
of
fngelistic
meetings
at
prince
Rupert
NEO-LITE
and
LEATHER
SOLES
RUBBER
HEELS
SHOE
LACES
SHOE
POLISH
DOMS'
DEPT.
STOR
Un
ar,d
G
en
Vowe
over
i
nearer
n-n
uoj
ujr
vnnrnnvpr
and
on
leaving
nerc.
to
Prince
Rupert,
and
by
boat
or
;
id.
Major
Poulton
went
tQ
Nanoose
y,
Vancou-
had
Kteat
fervor
and
re-
;
Plane
down
the
coast.
Next
the
;
ver
land
,
where
they
Phone
Red
846.
ARCTIC
SOX
FELT
ond
CORK
INSOLES
they
McBride
Street
at
4th
Avenue
n
the
upper
Skeena
lames
were
urai
'-
--k
ounht
a
place.
Later
that
Captain
:oi
'"""""
V
T
moved
into
Nanaimo
wnere
mi.
4ryk
isfl
ing
sent
in
to
help
cavern
is
being
hollowed
out,
K!AUen
engaged
ln
the
buying
and
le;
Hip
to
some
of
this
accommodate
tne
powymouse,
;
sclllng
of
nouses
and
was
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