AIR
RAID
SHELTERS,
.
OSLO
W
Nearly
800,006
cubic
UNION
PREPARED
CAPETOWN
Defence
Min-
.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
January
3,
1951
Knut
Slalla
'asses
Away
Blackwood
On
Bridge
By
Eosley
Blackwood
LIVERISH?
"Troubles
iwvcr
eomr
singly"
tbry
mvl
Bo
uk
Dr.
Chase.
Ki(tnry-Livr
f
,11,
na
t
two
treat
nn-nu
In
oncl
Thii
(Woven
nmrtv
hir
you
fM
b.ttel
'
brain
it
flirvn
both
Kvrr
and
kidney
ditorders
and
thr
backache
and
painful
loints
which
so
otten
rrsutt.
Dr.
feet
of
rock
will
be
blasted
from
lster
F-
Erasmus
said
in
a
beneath
a
hill
near
the
Royal
sPeech
at
Plctermarltzburg
that
,
.
,.
.
South
Africa's
defence
expendl-
Palae.
in
U
centre
of
this
Nor-
I
tures
now
estlmaled
HOUSEKEEPING
weglan
capital
to
make
room
for
than
$48,000,000,
compared
with
When
your
right-hand
opponent
owns
the
bid-
Chaw
a
Mma
todeDfodon.
YYas
Prominent
Fisherman
And
Member
of
Local
Norwegian
Colony
Knut
Slatta,
prominent
fLsh-
Idr.chase
sl
the
first
of
four
public
air
raid
$8
000,000
in
the
1938-39
toaljj;
on,
and
haye
scattering
of
high
Card
shelters
planned
for
Oslo.
It
will
Vr.
.
,
.
,
'
,
'
.,
actommodate
about
4,000
per-;
INDIAN
DEFENCE
t
'KING
OF
FRUITS"
CANADIAN
APPLE
AND
ITS
DELICIOUS
JUICE
su
eiigui,
me
L'uuuces
iuc
auuuv
uirvv
iu
one
mat,
uie
enemy
will
play
the
hand.
It
is
important
to
remem-
NEW
DELHI
SB
If
the
revenue
Norwegian
community
and
resi-j
Ever
since
the
apple
caused
em
Canada
should
trv
to
use
mg
boats
illness
durinB
the
last'
'
the
states
ls
'"ded,
the
gov-
her
that
if
you
overcail
you
are
suggesting
to
your
few
years
had
prevented
him
ement
of
India
now
is
spend-1
partner
that
if
he
should
become
the
opening
leader,
dent
of
Piince
Rupert
for
27
years,
passed
away
at
11:20
last
night
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
He
had
been
In
Do
you
know
you
car.
now
purctjase
to-da.y
HtStl.J)
to-day?
ttiST.
XFWS
STNB
Papers
are
flown
In
drily
by
C
P
A.
from
working
actively
Himself.
"
;"
w
,
he
can
safely
lead
your
suit.
such
consternation
in
the
garden
Macintosh,
Delicious,
Northern
of
Eden
it
has
been
one
of
the
Spies
or
Yellow
Newtons
for
eat-1
most
popular
fruits
in
the
world,
ing
and
Wineaaps,
Northern
,
Ths
cultivation
of
the
apple
ac-
Spies,
Rome
Beauty
or
Yellow
Deceased
leaves
his
widow,
Here
is
a
good
rule
of
thumb:
vuc
uauuiiui
ouuget
on
cieience,
'
said
Finance
Minister
Cliinta-
Mrs
Julia
Slatta:
two
daughters.
Unless
your
hand
is
so
strong
that
you
think
you
have
a
good1
nmwry
ana
w
newtons
ior
cooKing.
At
tne'
chance
to
outbid
your
oppQn-read
Rbout
aPPles
ln
rly
R:
same
time
tne
housewife
living
i
ents
don't
put
in
simple
ever-
man
an
olhf
histories.
As
a
in
Eastern
Canada
should
buy!
call
if
your
suit
is
not
solid
'matter
ot
tact
aPPle
been
Macintosh,
Snow,
Delicious,
Nor-
Slewari
Ushers
In
Year
Happily
STEWART
The
festive
season
was
celebrated
in
traditional
fashion
by
the
residents
of
this
failing
health
with
heart
trou-o!e
for
the
past
five
years
and
had
been
In
hospital
for
a
week.
Born
in
Norway
64
years
ago,
Mr.
Slatta
came
from
there
to
Prince
Rupert
and
had
resided
continuously
here
since
1923.
The
family
home
is
at
190X
Seventh
Avenue
East.
Mrs.
Walter
llda)
Ballinger
and
man
uesnmuicn.
He
said
that
on
Mrs.
Jack
(Mabel)
Ritchie,
and
tnis
basis
Inia
is
not
more
'ex-three
sons,
John,
Jarl
and
Oie.
travagant"
than
any
other
cuun-There
are
also
five
grandehil-
trv-
j
L0TS
OF
HEL
Deceased
was
an
active
mem-
'
ber
of
the
Sons
of
Norway
Lodge.
LONDON
'IS
When
a
mutor-Funeral
will
take
place
Fri-
coach
collided
with
a
motorcycla.
enough
to
stand
partner's
iea
,uwu,
ln
-reat
ontain
everjinern
spies,
uoiaen
Hussets
or
sinee
th
dav
of
Rwnan
occupa-
Staymans
for
and
eating
King,
from
from
kina
king
doubleton
doubleton
or
or
oueen
queen
Hon.
The
first
planting
of
apple
i
Baldwin,
Greening,
Wagner,
Nor-1
trees
ih
Canada
however,
wereithern
Spies,
Rome
Beauty,
Ben
Moving,
Packing,
Crating;
Shipping
arsd
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliaole
and
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
fur
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Lui
.
for
Oxygen,
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
aouoleton.
North-South
vulnerable.
North
dealer.
community
w4th
parties,
and
ail
day
afternoon
from
the
uren-
expert
attention
was
on
the
scot
Mr.
Slatta
was
first
engaged
la
a
halibut
fisherman
and
men
vine
court
cnapei
or
a.
C.
Un-
Nurses
of
the
Royal
Free
Hospital
i
durinB
tne
Pjst
eek
the
spiril
Earl
Sol-
piled
out
of
the
bus
to
uive
'list
1
of
tne
seash
was
verv
evident
went
in
for
salmon
fishing.
Heldertakerg
with
lit
v.
E
Davis,
Stark,
Ribston
or
Wolf
River
for
cooking.
Every
variety
of
Canadian
apple
for
eating
or
cooking
has
a
definite
seujioii
when
it
Is
at
Its
finest
a
period
made
by
pioneer
French
settlers
in
the
provinces
of
Nova
Scotia
and
Quebec
over
300
years
ago.
The
apple
is
by
far
the
most
Important
fruit
grown
m
Canada,
due
no
doubt
to
the
fact
that
The
mild
weather
was
a
great
was
the
uwner
of
several
troll-,
land
olficiatlng.
aid
to
the
bike
ruler.
help
in
getting
around
and
ti)
untoward
accidents
occurred
to
during
which
the
flavor
is
per-
Hisloric
Scenes
of
Hall
Century
I
Cor,
2"hI
iiiil
Tark
Avenues
F.st.
910
V
rmrsf
(10
and
fi
Canada
produces
the
best
flav-jfect.
The
Consumer
section
of
ored,
most
highly
colored
and
the
Canada
Depurtment
of
Agri-
longest
keeping
apples
Sarin
(Mr.
f'humpliMl)
8
K
1
l
6
4
'
U
A
IC
9
6
4
C
A
1U
B
I
VlHt
Kattt
(Mrs.
Kffii)
(Mr.
Pale)
8
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1(1
S
b
4
ft-
3
H
K
6
H
J
10
8
7
D
J
3
D
Q
i
2
C
5
4
3
C
K
7
2
Hoitth
(Mr.
Mrrk)
8
A
Q)l
H
A
B
3
2
D
10
8
7
C
Q
J
mar
the
occasion.
I
On
Sunday
night
at
11
in
th?
Mnnse'Hall
people
gathered
to
Indulge
in
community
singinsi
and
await
the
hour
of
midnight
when
the
bells
tolled
to
announce
tne
advent
of
1951.
Then
culture
has
compiled
an
Apple
Recipe
Book
which
has
a
chart
in
it
describes
which
apples
are
best
for
cooking
and
eating
dur
The
Canadian
housewife
should
become
familiar
with
the
various
varities
of
apples
available
to
the
section
of
the
country
in
which
ing
the
various
months
of
the
ithe
fun
rnally
bepran
and
the
l'
t
rr
iL
..
.
.
she
lives
and
buy
the
variety
best
year.
suited
to
her
purpose.
In
Janu
ary
the
housewife
living
in
West-
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
There
are
several
things
to
remember
when
buying
apples.
Buy
the
variety
for
the
purpose
for
which
vou
aie
Koing
to
use
It
and
buy
the
size
of
apple
which
is
most
practical
for
your
family.
Be
sure
that
the
apples
are
crisp
and
not
mealy
or
withered,
and
of
course
buy
the
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kilocycles
CFPR
da,nce,
which
was
in
aid
of
the
Stewart
General
Hosoital,
continued
until
the
breakfast
hour
when
the
c'owd
disoersed
to
their
homes
tired
but
happy.
Tho
dispensers
of
music
were
Ms.
Jean
Stewart,
Mrs.
Edith
Behn-sen
and
Tommy
Bailey
on
the
-iano,
and
Oordnn
Dick
on
the
drums.
The
hospital
board
wera
assisted
by
members
of
the
various
local
organizations
in
the
preparation
and
manaeement
of
the
dance.
It
was
a
big
succe-s
socially
and
financially.
(Subject
to
Change)
The
bidding:
Virth
r:at
Sun(h
Wert
ID
1
H
IS
Pass
,
2
C
Pasfi
2
NT
Pa.ss
3
NT
All
pass
'
Bridge
Humanlcs
apply
to
overcalllng
just
as
they
do
to
every
other
department
of
the
game.
Mr.
Dale
didn't
have
too
strong
a
hand
for
his
heart
overcail
today.
But
he
considered
the
fact
that
the
player
on
his
left
was
Mr.
Week.
Mr.
Meek
is
very
timid,
especially
in
the
matter
of
dou
amount
which
is
most
practical
for
your
family.
It
is
interesting
to
note
that
apples,
if
the
quality
is
to
be
maintained,
must
be
kept
cool.
A
household
refrigerator
or
cool
basement
is
an
excellent
storage
place
if
apples
are
to
re-
I
tain,
their
crisuness.
They
will
WEDNESDAY-
-P.M.
4:00
Jimmy
Shields
4:15
Stock
Quotations
end
Interlude
4:30
Maggie
Muggins
4:45
Something
in
Harmony
4:55
CBC
News
rUsCTtTB
TAILORING
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
LING,
the
TAILOR
bling
for
penalties.
Therefore,
deteriorate
more
in
a
day
at
the
5:00
International
Comty.
January
3,
1925
Mr.
Dale
figured
he
could
enter
5:10
There's
Music
in
the
Air
,
temperature
at
which
some
stores
The
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
Mill
the
bidding;
with
practically
no
5:30
Prelude
to
Dusk
at
Seal
Cove
was
visited
with
a
chance
of
running
into
a
dam
are
kent
than
they
will
in
months
at
32
F.,
which
is
the
point
best
suited
to
storaKe,
because
heat!
aging
set.
So
with
a
minimum
220
Sixth
St
Phone
649
second
disastrous
fire
of
mysterious
origin
which
completely
wiped
out
the
plant
as
far
as
operating
ability
is
concerned.
The
firs
fire
was
November
14.
risk
he
was
able
to
suggest
a
favorable
lead
to
partner.
Against
the
three
no
trump
contract
Mrs.
Keen
opened
the
king
of
her
partner's
bid,
hearts.
Mr.
Meek
did
the
best
he
could.
He
held
up
his
heart
ace
until
5:45
The
Question
Box
8:00
Supper
Serenade
6:15
Tex
Beneke
and
His
Orch.
6:30
-Musical
Varieties
6:45
Saddle
Rockin'
Rhythm
?:U0
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Delia
Calapai
Pianist
8:00
Rigoletto
10:Q0
CBC
Nevis
10:10
CBC
News
Miss
Louie
Fisher,
who
ha3
is
fatal
to
the
quality
of
apples,
i
The
skin
of
the
apple
provides
j
a
natural
barrier
against
mould
and
other
microorganisms.
This
is
why
it
is
so
important
not
to
bruise
or
puncture
the
skin.
Be
sure
that
you
buy
apples
which
have
been
fV'operly
stored
and
properly
handled.
Modern
Eves
have
found
count
Plumbing
&
Heating
been
studying
elocution
in
Vancouver
for
the
past
few
months,
the
third
round.
But
he
had
to
lose
a
diamond
trick
before
he
had
any
chance
of
lining
up
will
appear
in
recital
at
the
Em-
QiKtrt
h
Mr.
.Tnrvu
mpI.po,!
nine
winners.
And
unfortunately
!
10:15
Supplement
onrt'i.intn
Mnri.t,.honnnf
nnrna
fw
Mr.
Meek
it
was
Mr.
Dale
T.ake.
ROYAL
VISIT
The
early
summer
or
1838
meant
one
thing
to
Canadians
the
Royal
Visit
of
their
majesties
the
King
and
Queen.
They
ere
s:en
here
on
their
arrival
tt
Wolfe's
Cove,
Que.,
May
17.
To
the
left
is
Justice
Minister
Ernest
Lapointe;
right
is
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King.
A
month
later,
after
visiting
all
Canadian
provinces
and
the
United
States,
they
left
for
Newfoundland
June
17.
CP
PHOTO)
less
ways
of
serving
this
delicious
fruit
and
each
housewife
should
remember
that
no
other
fruit
presents
such
a
wide
opportunity
for
its
use
as
does
the
apple.
Apple
sauce
or
apple
rings
are
a
:who
had
the
three-eard
length!
-Collector's.
Items
I
in
diamonds.
So
the
defenders'
11
.
eather
Report
I
won
four
heart
tricks
and
a
11
:06
Sign
Off
'diamond
trick,
putting
th
con-1
THU
kSDAl
a.M
tract
down
one.
7:00
Musical
Clock
January
3,
1940
William
Lambie
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
ths
Princess
Norah
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
ine
diq
mat
saveavme
aay
g.prj
CBC
News
for
East
and
West
was
what
Mr.;
8:i0Here's
J1
Good
Champion
indignantly
called
Mr.
Dale's
"louse
overcail.-
WtUoiit"M-Mornto
it,
Mrs.
Keen
would
probably
5:30
Music
for
Moderns
have
opened
a.
spade
and
that
8:45
Little
Concert
.
,
V
V
'
f
a
'j
MARCHAND
SPACE
HEATERS
-VORTEX
OIL
BURNERS
CRANE
PLUMBING
FIXTURES
PHONE
74
For
Repairs
and
Alterations
would
have
given
Mr.
Meek
plenty
of
time
to
set
up
the
diamond
suit
before
the
ace
of
hearts
was
knocked
out.
T.
A.
Bryant,
school
teacher
at
Metlakatla,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
evening
after
having
spent-
the
Christmas
and
New
Year
season
at
Stewart.
Smith
&
Elkins
Ltd.
8:00
BBC
News
and
Com
ty
9:15
Morning
Devotions
8:30
Morning
Concert
:
59
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30
Melody
Time
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Walts
ll:00-Kindergarten
of
the
Air
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
Message
Period
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
New
Snow
at
Prince
George
PO.
Box
274
Mrs.
George
Currie,
who
was
called
to
Bella
Coola
recently
on
account
of
the
seroious
Illness
of
her
mother,
Mrs.'
A.
C.
Christiansen,
Is
returning
to
the
city
on
the
Cardena
tonight.
Seven
inches
of
snow
fell
In
the
Prince
Geo-ge
district
on
the
Inst,
rlav
nf
1950
nnri
mnrip
U
11:45
Scandinavian
Melodies
necessary
for
snow
removal
12:00
Mid-Day
Merodis
Ships
and
Waterfront
Herring
fLshing
hereabouts
will
resume
next
Saturday.
It
is
permissible
to
catch
an
extra
quota
crews
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
to
leave
their
homes
on
New
Year's
Eve
to
man
the
plows
so
that
the
line
might
bs
kept
open.
The
new
fall
made
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F.yt
12:15
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News
i2:25
Program
Resume
12:30
B.
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Broadcast
12:55
Rec.
Int.
'
1:00
Ine
Concert
Hour
1:30
Musical
Program
1:45
CBC
School
for
Parents,
Comty.
2:O0
B.C.
School
Bdct.
2:30
Records
at
Random
2:45
At
Home
with
the
Handyman
3:00
The
Music
Box
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of
20,000
tons
in
this
area,
this
being
in
addition
to
the
regular
quotas
previously
allocated
to
the
various
sections
of
the
coast.
Supervisor
Whltmore
permits
the
larger
seine
boats
to
proceed
with
further
operations
in
Og-den
Channel
and
other
areas
of
the
northern
sub-district
of
Dis-
a
total
of
ten
Inches
now
oi.
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ground
in
that.
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After
the
Christmas
and
New.
Year
holiday
season,
employees
of
sawmills
and
logging
camps
in
the
Prince
George
district
a"-?'
now
returning
to
their
jobs.
With
winter
conditions
perfect
i
for
timbering
this
year,
the
1
welcome
accessory
to
many
meat
courses,
or
apples
combined
with
meats
or
vegetables
will
often
result
ln
a
satisfying
main
course.
Apple
desserts
are
of
course
an
old
favorite
in
any
Canadian
family
and
Mrs.
Housewife
should
remember
the
apDle
when
she
is
planning
pleasing
menus
for
her
family.
Apple
Juice,
the
juice
of
this
delicious
rich,
tangy
fruit
is
becoming
an
old
standby
on
many
breakfast
tables,
however
Its
usa
does
not
stop
there
for
interwsU
ing
desserts,
and
appetizers
can
be
made
from
this
typical
Cara-dian
fruit
juice.
There
are
in
Canada
two
types
of
apple
juice
one
which
is
just
plain
and
or)
that
has
ascorbic
acid
or
as
it
is
more
commonly
known,
Vitamin
C
added
to
it
which
nw.lr.es
it
comparable
to
citrus
fruit
juices.
Naturally
this
vitamin,
ized
apple
juice
costs
a
Utile
more
than
the
unfortified
juice.
Both
types
of
juice
may
not
be
available
in
all
stores
but
the
home
economists
suggest
that
you
shop
around
until
you
flr.d
the
vitaminized
juice
and
if
your
grocer
does
not
csrry
it
ask
him
if
it
is
not
possible
to
do
so.
This
is
a
new
recipe
for
a
delicious
frozen
apple
juice
dessert
that
is
perfect
to
serve
for
any
occasion
but
which
is
still
fairly
inexpensive:
APPLE
Il'ICE
MOUSSE
1
egg
yolk
Vt
cup
sugar
23
cup
apple
juice
t'a
cup
evaDorated
milk,
thoroughly
chilled
Salt
1
egg
white
H
cud
grated
unpeeled,
red-
'skinned
apple.
1
cup
graham
crscker
crumbs
(16)
tablespoons
melted
butter
Beat
egg
yolk
slightly,
add
sugar.
St.if
In
apple
Juice.
Place
over
boiling
water
and
cook,
stirring
constantly,
until
mixture
thickens,
about
5
minutes.
Cool
thoroughly.
Beat
evanorated
milk.
Add
sH
to
tgg
whit
and
beat
untn
stiff
but,
not
dry.
Blend
apple
Juice
mixture,
whipped
evaporated
milk,
beaten
egg
white
and
trrat.ed
apple.
Combine
graham
cracker
crumbs
and
melted
butter.
Line
a
freezer
tray
with
waxed
paper.
Cover
sides
PASSCHENDAELE
Outstanding
among
Canadi
an
Army
annals
of
the
Fust
World
war
was
tne
Battle
of
Passchendaele
RWge.
A
deadly
Oerman
gas
attack
AorU
22,
1915,
had
taken
heavy
toll
of
the
Canadian
1st
Division
and
the
German
army
had
taken
the
only
small
section
of
Dominion
trenches
It
hWd
m
the
war.
Many
attempts
to
dblodge
the
enemy
were
in
vain
until
the
1st,
2nd,
3rd
and
4th
Canadian
divisions
stormed
through
In
some
of
the
bitterest
fighting
of
the
war
and
recaptured
the
area
ln
a
battle
lasting
from
Oct.
26
to
Nov.
13,
1917.
Pictured
are
Canadian
infantrymen
during
a
lull
in
the
fighting
In
the
deep
mud
that
was
characteristic
of
Passchrndanle.
Price
paid
for
the
victory
by
the
Canadian
forces
was
900
dead,
7,747
wounded
andm
(CP
PI!0TO)
missing..
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operators
are
keen
to
get
bad:
to
work.
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No.
2.
not
far
from
Prince
;
Rupert.
There
were
heavy
catches
here
previous
to
the
new
year.
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AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
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NORTH
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Dec.
23
and
Jan.
19
and
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p.m.
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CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
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Jan.
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p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
and
bottom
with
a
layer
of
(rraharr.
Tacker
cruiy.bs.
reserving
a
few
for
the
ton.
Pour
In
apple
juice-milk
mixture
and
op
with
remaining
crumbs.
Freeze.
Yield:
six
servings.
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WAGEIt
The
marcelled
hairdo
inset
at
upper
left
belongs
to
15-year-old
Courtney
(Corky)
Parker
of
The
Pas,
Man.
At
the
last
Trappers'
Festival,
Corky
made
a
bet
not
to
cut
his
hair
until
the
next
festival,
scheduled
for
early
in
the
New
Year.
He
keeps
his
locks
In
place
with
"Robert"
pins.
He
is
shown
putting
the
last
touches
to
his
dogs'
harness
before
a
trip
down
the
Saskatchewan
River.
(CP
PHOTO)
CITY
PARALYZED
Fallini
prices,
hard
timet
and
labor
unrest
followed
the
Fut
Woild
Wi.
Western
Canada
saw
the
growth
of
the
movt
to
organize
workers
into
"One
Big
Union."
A
strike
'
metal
workers
in
1919
ln
Winnipeg
mushroomed
into
a
general
strike
Involving
even
flrerrwn,
x,li-'
ad
other
city
workers,
which
almost
paralyzed
the
city.
This
photo
shows
strikers
in
a
Winnipej
is
burning
streetcar.
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PHOTO)
street.
In
the
centre
a
;
Prince
Rupert
Florists
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
;
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
777