i4 fOrince Rupert Daily ems Wty, ~~ -~- BC Z B e f
Tuesday, March 19, 1963 e e rie S
LIQUOR CRACKDOWN
VANCOUVER (0) — Police
closed the bars at three dances
in Vancouver at the weekend in
a continuing crackdown on what

Total catch

hits new high F/M LAWRENCE OF ARABIA
VANCOUVER (— The total BRINGS IN “SHEIK LOOK”

       

Socred leader denies
his party anti-Semitic

 

  
  

‘catch of B.C. herring tor the | pney ceserve as violations of) gy THE CANADIAN PRESS | about Canada.

(1962-63 season, which ended | ne “ a tiene. permits for social fune-| social Credit Leader Robert}, In Montreal, Liberal Leader
last week, resulted in anew re- PARIS (Reuters) — The film The sand style is a woman’s Ons. JOR TREND Thompson denied Monday night Pearson told aL meeting of seve n
cord of 265.647 tons, This com- Lawrence of Arabia now SHOW- ut rit including a military—ap- VANCOUVER 0) —-Employ-|i% Pembroke that he or his}ethnic groups Canada’s standing
pares With a previous high of ‘ing in Paris has launched two ; mpioy party are anti-semitic. in. the world is the lowest it) has
253,396 tons in the 1956 season, new fashions, adevertised in pearing leather—buttoned tunic|ment among male workers is on

And Deputy Leader Real Ca-!ever been and needs to be re-

t
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‘ i newspapers today. its seasonal upward trend, but
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! The meal production was 48,- . “sheik look" | we with breast pockets, with a hand the number of women workers pert ne cbr be denied stored. He added: . ;
(015 tons, compared with 47.314) The “sheik loo “ok x & new hag looking like a dispatch case looking for jobs continues to in-| “U2”, 2 3s ane ‘apor. fonbaker! ptt, &, eke on a job of de-
“tons in 1956 and the oil yield was Makeup Involving hie cmimmed “t the end of a Sam Browne|crease, the National Employment|__P!!me Minis er een Lib. fence, let's do it. Let us not
“| 4,769,756 vallons compared with | eves, golden founda ion go give helt, and a hat similar t ith | Service reported said in Renfrew, On iy the Lib-| deceive the people that Obliga-
4391230 eallons in 1956. a bronzed look and lipstick in Delt, ana a Rat similar to a pith FATAL. FALI eral party, having failed with|tions that we took on are hu
po ee ee . “mvsterious pink “helmet. ‘ , campaign gimmicks such as col- a necesse ‘
Production by districts was as |. Us | Ke 3 VANCOUVER (()) — John A. paign g longer necessary and that wi

 

oring books, has gone back lolare being forced by the Amer-

follows: Queen Charlottes, 19.856 Smith, 45, a cement worker, died

VANCOUVER 2. The Royal a
eommission on the provincial oh
| Workmen's Compensation et * SPORTING GOODS MENS & BOYS WEAR “k i
Reard suevestions again Mon- hI
day: that BC. Mining companies te . et
ate" “kee yng a vbhlack list” of . aN
miners they have Aunties arose PLASTIC WARES TELEVISION SETS k

 

 
 
  
  
   
 
 
 
 
 
   
  
 

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view,

McLean. doine a cenn-up job after breaking through to Mont-

real’ S Inner harbor.

ansen, a department of transport pilot,

fron his helicopter,

tons; northern,
(62,626: lower
‘middle east coast, 24,
‘east coast, 10,697 and
49,304.

LONDON '?-— Gen.
Gough, 92,
British 5th Army in
World War, died Mo
Gough was the centra
the controversy over
known as
1916) Retreat
Passchendale.

in the
Many

of the icebreaker N, B.
western front. The li

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> "Black list”

of miners
reported

/not to emplov.

:,. The sugegstion. which came
‘from commission counsel Vietor
Dryer, was promnily denied by
Charles Mitehell. sccvretarv-trea-
surer of the B.C. Mining As-
sociation.

During cross-examination of
Mr. Mitchel, Mr. Drver said he
had reports that such a black
list had been in operation for
years. He said the black-listed
miners were apparently men
with slight physical ailments
who were refused employment
because the companies felt that
at some fufure date they might

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become disabled and therefore tremendous savings sow on sale at your « O-OP dio syste Telescopic an-
eligible for workmen's compen- tenna.’ Reg. 237.95.’ Special

sation, a RAR Ot Came tn end cae kaw muehk unisecaven RB fenna.” Reg. 237.95.’ Special .......

Mr. Mitchell told the eommis-
Sion: “We don't have any black
list of any kind.”

He said prospective employ-
ees are civen medical examin-
ation befere employment. If it
is found they are suffering from
a condition that may jeopardize
their health or the hi
miiners incey ore refected,

The charge that mining com-
panics were keeping
Originally came fram Al
Western secretarveceneral of the
Mines. Mil} Smelter Workers
Union and offier union leaders
at earlicr commission hearings.

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east coast,

 

Gen. Gough dies.

commander

the March

lost. His 5th Army was battered
by the German attack on

  

* HARDWARE HOUSEWARES |

  
  

central
55.665;
707: upper
west coast |

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| VANCOUVER @ — A recent
Winnipeg survey of sinok ing
‘amone boys shawed (hat 25 per
Sir Hubert -cent of schoolboys are smoking ct
of the cigarettes at 14 years of age
the First and 55 per cent at 18, Charles
iday. Gen.' Culling University of B.C. medi-
1 figure in ‘cal instructor, told a cancer con-
what was vention symposium Monday.
(March, |
Battle of:
lives were

LOS,

Mr.
3G ye
and 50° per

bronchitis.
“But this

Though medical statistics
proved that smoking led to more
Jung cancer, he said, it was dif-
the ficult to “sell” this information

ne held at to boys and girls. with

Toughest opposition in curb-
‘ing teenage smoking came from

Germany's:
to- win.

said

cent

isn't

not
happening 30

Survey shows 25 per cent
of schoolboys smoke at 14

glamorous commercials on cigar-
ettes and pictures of prominent
athletic heroes endorsing cigar-
he said.
Culling
proved that of people who smok-
ed a pack of cigarettes a day for
ars, 25 per cent had a dis-
cease that obstructed the lungs,

it has been

had chronic

the kind of

information you can use on teen.
agers --they’re
anything

impressed

years away, far into the future,”
he said.

 

in a hospital Monday after fall-
ing down a flight of stairs at
his Vancouver home.
DRILLER KILLED

HOPE (()) — Rock driller Ben
Allen, 53, died in hospital here
Monday, four hours after being
injured on a road project near
Yale. Officials said Allen was
helping move equipment up a
rocky slope when he fell and
went down in a small landslide:
of loose rock.

TO USE ‘COPTER
VANCOUVER (() Nation-
al Social Credit lcad-r Robert |
Thompson will use a helicopter
for a series of “hop. stops”
through the Fraser Valley next
Monday accompanied by Rev.

 

A. B. Patterson, the par+y’s can-
didate in the Valley and MP in:

 

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Now that winter is over, it’s time to stock up on these

Come in and see kow much you save.

EWARE SPECIALS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3 pce. MIXING BOWL S$

CUTLERY TRAYS — $9.20

Reg. 2.98. Each

FREEZER CONTAINERS —
Reg, 29c, Each

Plastic Baby Needs

NURSERY PAIL
WITH COVER

Req, 2.39, Special

TODDY POTTY

Reg, 69c, Special .....

BABY BATHS
Reg. 2.59 to $1.75 to $9.59

3.50. Special

 

 

Many More Plastic Housewares On Special!

ETS Reg. 1.49. Each

SINK STRAINERS ——

Req. 59e, Bach

$1.10
45¢
59e

EXTRA SPECIAL!
32 pce. MELMAC

DINNER SETS

6.pce. settings. 3 colors. Reg. 39,95,
Limited number for only

DISH PANS —
Reg, 29c, Each

 

Lee mnewaeenn

$17.95

 

  

  

 

10

SAUCE PAN SET

Reg. SPECIAL

    

Model No. 150P1G — 25-tube function.

Full power transformer. Tinted Safety Glass. §

MARCONI 19° PORTABLE

Television

 

 

CHISHOLM TV SETS — Limited

aumber. Reg. 389.95.
Clearing at

$249.35

 

3 Months FREE Factory Service Warranty!

“preaching doom and gloom”

Grave diggers’

strike ends

VANCOUVER -(-—Vancouver’s
grave diggers strike is over.

Thirty graveyard workers at
Forest Lawn and Ocean View
cemeteries, whose strike for more
pay cight days ago caused post-
ponement of more than a score
of burials, will return to work
today.

Gilbert Arnold, president of
the two cemeteries said Monday
night the Laborers Union men
voted in favor of a contract
granting a 10-cent hourly in-
crease starting today and an-
,Other five cents from June 7. '
‘The contract will run to Sept. 30,
1964,

 

Ou "Save More The CO-OP Way

MAJOR APPLIANCES x

ican to keep them.”

T. C, Douglas, New Democra-
tic Party Leader, was at Tim-
mins with his Quebee Heuten-
ant, Gerard Picard, to mount
a campaign for the French-Ca-
nadian vote in that community
which is estimated to be 48 per-
cent French-speaking,

Mr. Dourlas got his biggest
cheer when he said only the
NDP “supports and will imple-
ment a national medical
plan.”

ELECTOR INCREASE

PENTICTON (@.) Almost
37.000 persons will be Clipibie
to vote in the federal cleetion
icompared to less than 36,000 Ins:
'vear, preliminary figures for the
| Okanagan - Boundary © riding
show.

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FREEZER - FRIDGE

2 doors Now Only

18.95,

$269.00

% OFF On stock of
CORNING WARE

$15

G.E. Hand Mixer. .

G.E. Steam & Dry Irons $13.95

Steam Kettles

MEN'S JACKETS

Rag. 9.95 ta 24,95,
EXTRA SPECIAL

 

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Reg. 1.49, Large. Rog. 7.95. 1 Reg. 1.49, <2 os

Reg, $4.10 || ior $B.95 | boy $4.10 1) AY S ON TT T=.
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AUTOMATIC FRIDGE

Reg. $289.95 Now

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$15.95

Reg. 16.40, SPECIAL

Reg. 11.95. SPECIAL

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MUPCIELE REELS — No, 300
Rey. 3
SPRCTAL

METCTTELL REELS — No, $06
Reps.
SPECIAL

TROLLING ROD —— (Fibre
Glass) and PENN REEL

Rog. 21.50
SPECIAL

  

SPORTING GOODS

1.50

$22.95

34.50

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