Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Saturday.
January
13,
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Labor
Infractions
Today
BETTY
HUTTON
In
7
p.m.
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9:14
"ANNIE
GET
YOl'R
Gl:N"
Reported
In
City
RUPERT
TEOPLCS
STORE
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THE
BIG
STORY
OF
THfKc
um,.
The
regular
monthly
mrptin
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III
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A
A
lt
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of
the
Trades
&
Labour
Council
ruL
wn
vvnu
iave
A
CITY
Clearance
Sale
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.
I
evening
-
i
was
held
Thursday
in
AND
THE
WORLD
the
Carpent?rs'
Hpll,
Fraser
St.
"THE
BIG
Ifi
Among
correspondence
was
a
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government
copy
of
groups
a
brief
by
in
presented
the
Canada
four
ask'ii
to
ma
the
in-labor
It
fe.
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'
'''sJtB'l
for
the
imposition
cf
price
con
trols
and
the
retention
of
rent
Clearance
Sole
controls.
As
fu
ther
information
on
this
matter
was
to
be
released
ij
It
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T
.5
$
in
the
neaT
future
it
-
'"'
NOW
ON!
meeting.
to
delay
action
until
the
nej.t
Infractions
of
the
labor
laws
that
were
reported
takini
plae
Rupert
Peoples
Store
in
the
city
were
ordered
to
bo
taken
up
with
the
labor
m
detriment.
Report
of
unions
showed
ve
-v
few
unemployed
considering
it
was
the
slack
period
of
the
year
and
the
majority
reported
a
healthy
state
of
organization.
Election
of
officers
resulted
a?
follows:
President
J.
S.
Black.
Vice-president
Tom
Andre-chuk.
Secy.-Treas.
E.
A.
Evans.
Executive
Wm.
Brett,
Jack
DU-Y
NEV.S
CLASS'
FiKD
APVERT1SKMENTS
BRING
RESULTS
'
AWAIT
GOD'S
MESSAGE
Thirty-five
persons
c
lad
in
white,
calling
themselves
"Children
of
Light
"
h-jld
a
viRil
in
this
grey
ranch-house
awaiting
a
"mvssace
from
God."
They
went
into
seclusion
in
this
fruit
farm
cottage
at
Keremeos,
B.C.,
150
miles
east
of
Vancouver,
Dec.
26.
Mrs.
Grace
Carlson,
grey-haired
leader,
said:
"We
hope
to
meet
with
God,
but
we
don't
know
in
V
wnat
lorm."
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SUNDAY
MIDNITE
MONDAY
4
P.M
JOHN
MILES
PATRICIA
WHIT;
in
Seaton
was
greatly
Impressed
j
with
the
bleak
drama
that
the
city
represented.
!
"The
backdrop
of
this
blasted
city
is
the
most
dramatic
scene
against
which
any
man
could
ever
pose
a
story,"
he
comments.
Mulroney,
George
Anderson.
D.D.G.M.
To
Insta!
I.O.O.F.
Officers
Len
Garner
will
be
Installed
as
noble
grand
of
the
local
branch
of
district
No.
25
Inde
There
was
a
very
good
turnout
LEX
BARKER
VANESS
A.
BROWN
In
"Tarzan
and
The
Slave
Girl"
of
delegates
from
eleven
affiliated
unions.
Tattooed
1
Berlin
Pictured
In
The
Big
Lift'
An
Insight
into
the
Berlin
of
today
is
given
in
"The
Big
Lift,"
Twentieth
Century-Fox's
tribute
to
the
Berlin
Airlift,
which
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
Sunday
midnight.
Filmed
on
location
in
the
German
capital,
director
George
"A
city
without
trees,
without
I
Strait
pendent
Order
of
Oddfellows
this
j
Sunday
in
the
I.O.O.F.
Hall,
j
District
Deputy
Grand
Master
Harry
King,
will
arrive
on
to
c
pioneer
brunqist
facilities,
without
cleanliness
and
order,
seems
also
to
be
a
city
without
light
or
sunshine.
"Unbelievable
living
conditions
people
huddled
In
holes
under
piles
of
old
masonry;
quartered
like
prairie
dogs'
beneath
the
ground
,arid
the
sullen
demeanor
such
living
produces:
these
things
gave
us
the
drama
we
desired."
were
three
men
cutter
Sweetbriar.
a
boar:
given
i
DAILY
DELIVERY
Phone
81
night's
train
from
Terrace
with
John
Barman,
Syd
Beecher,
T.
Bailey
and
J.
R.
Smith.
Besides
Mr.
Garner,
those
Installed
by
Mr.
King
will
be
Harry
Quick,
vice-grand;
Joseph
De-lorme,
treasurer;
Tex
Ketcheson,1
financial
secretary,
and
i
Jock
Davidson,
recording
secretary.
Fred
Green
will
be
immediate,
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
past
grand.
craft,
pumped
her
out
ai:
her
home.
Use
Classifieds
for
R
Pets
of
the
waterfront
near
Cow
Bay
for
the
pa.st
few
montlu
Zo7cb7
Coiffeur
To
Show
Styles
By
MURIEL
fJARRAWAY
Canadian
Press
StafI
Writer
LONDON
0)
A
London
hairdresser
will
be
guest
of
honor
at
the
1951
American
Convention
of
Hairdressers.
The
favor
falls
on
London
coiffeur,
Raymond,
the
man
who
favors
the
shorter
styles.
From
the
very
first
short-cut,
Raymond
has
said:
"Keep
it
short."
This
led
to
heated
controversy
between
him
and
hi3
closest
rival
Steiner
who
says:
"Short
hair
Is
not
feminine."
Over
a
long
period,
British
newspaper
columnists
have
followed
with
interest
the
fierce
arguments
between
these
two,
on
the
latest
and
most
feminine
length.
Raymond,
however,
taked
tn
New
York
styles
that
measure
only
two
Inches
at
the
nape
"from
where
the
last
hair
grows"
and
from
three
to
six
Indies
have
been
two
otters,
which
have
j
I
I
Oil;
made
.tlvs
floats
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Yach;
and
Rowing
Club
their
headquarters.
They
hav?
been
cavorting
around
the
floats
and
water
between
the
Standard
P.""
Ahes:
Oil
Company
wharf
and
the
Cow
wilt
Bay
floats.
JOHN
FOKUl
Fur
deaun?
is
slowing
down
now
after
a
good
run
at
the
first
of
the
year.
Mink
skins
have
"Better
late
than
nmr
saving
which
does
not
if
life
assurance.
Too
oftr
passed
their
peak
and
are
sea;-;
Ing.
It
has
been
a
good
season,
'
though,
with
about
$75,000
having
been
paid
out
by
local
buyers.
Scotty
Reid
was
in
this
week'
with
25
mink
skins.
mrani
never.
If
you
dt
applying
for
the
proper
ir
of
assurance
protections
ultimately
find
you
fatvt
from
a
central
parting.
FOR
TEEN-AGERS
One
style,
suitable
to
leen-agers.is
parted
in
the
middle
and
below
the
required
t
standards.
Each
day
r
examiners
are
obliged
I
down
nnnllnatlons
for
!m:
from
people
whose
ni
is
great.
Many
of
thff,
Thursday
afternoon
saw
the
!
first
Salmon
trolled
of
the
season
in
the
harbor.
He
made
the
odd
catch,
too.
pointed
people
could
hv
lined
a
year
or
so
earllrtil
development
of
a
healths
ment
makea
them
sow
lief
able.
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Statistically
speaking.!
If
'
men
are
already
unto.
4
when
they
reach
the
kI
fortv.
Keen
this
flew
In
swept
smoothly
back
with
soft!
ringlets
added
high
on
the
crown
j
well
back
from
the
face.
These
are
tied
by
narrow
"baby"
bcws!
of
black
velvet.
j
A
smooth
cap-shape
with
soft
I
curl
at
the
nape,
has
attached
halo-roll
twined
by
narrow
black
velvet
ribbon
studded
with
Jet.
The
roll
is
finished
by
earphone
curls
on
either
side.
I
'For
women
with
long
faces,
the
London
line
will
be
flat
on
top
with
a
polished
look,"
said'
Passengers
disembarking
at
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Union
steamship
Chllcotlh,
Capt.
H.
E.
McLean,
which
arrived
here
yesterday
from
Vancouver
were:
Mr.
Matheson,
S.
L.
Rooney.
Mr.
Sor-by,
John
Fraser,
Dr.
D.
Black,
O.
W.
Phillipson,
A.
Arsenault,
O.
Rustand,
D.
Zarelli.
J.
Gavin,
J.
Highan,
P
Goddard,
W.
Bicker-ton,
H.
L.
Gray.
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be
too
late
apply;
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come
down
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wanted
to
get
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your
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assurance,
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today
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John
T.
Fowl
SUN
LIFE
OF
CAN'
Raymond.
"It
will
be
built
up
In
front
with
Jutting
side-pieces
for
women
with
round,
plump
faces."
Another
variation
is
a
fringed
"Anna
May
Wtng"
look.
Raymonc.
believes
his
theme
suitable
to
every
woman
young,
old,
tall,
short,
fat
or
thin.
The
adaptability
lies
in
the
number
of
pieces
that
may
be
added,
false
cur'.-
emphasizing
eoo.-l
The
Linda
B.
a
48-foot
fii-hlng
vessel
from
Metlakatla
in
Alaska,
went
on
the
rocks
a
mile
north'
of
her
home
port
not
long
ag'j.
and
was
near
sinking.
There
142
5th
Ave.
tut
SPECIAL!
ninS
15
J,J
Cjof'J
points
and
softening
bad
ones.
Back
in
London.
However,!
Steiner
will
be
showing
his
"longer
short,"
a
style
with
brow
ouif;
givlnt
height,
sides
drawn
smoothly
back
to
a
double
curl-
im
WRIST
WATCHE
cluster
low
on
the
nape.
For
evening
wear,
a
spindly
wreath
nf
tiny
ivy
leaves
adds
softness
and
charm.
To
give
less
height
on
the
brow.
Steiner
uses
soft
riirl-
$2275
nulffs
swept
smoothly
back
andj
the
Sides
are
hriishpH
hor-ir
In
n
SEE
OI
R
REVOLVING
WINDOW
DISI'LAY!
'
Manufactured
hv
rnllnlile
Ku.'Ik
factories
dvep
wave
that
tucks
under
a
figure-eight
chignon
of
false
hair
on
the
nape.
'
Guaranteed
to
give
satisfactory
service
Smartly
designed
choice
of
modern
shapes
and
dials
,
George
Bruggy
Still
Mokes
Trips
to
Hills
George
Bruggy,
who
years
ego
was
particularly
well
known
in
I
Black
or
brown
genuine
leather
straps
Roman
or
Arabic
numbers
JJ
BULGER'S
JEWELER
the
Alice
Arm
area
still
maki's
trips
into
the
hills.
He
still
holds
mining
properties
in
the
north.
He
has,
in
more
recent
years,
made
his
home
in
Victoria.
DUE
TO
YOUR
CO-OPERATION
Starting
this
year,
members'
patron-ago
refund
will
be
applied
toward
their
following
year's
premium.
INSURANCE
AT
COST
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Coast
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Mutual
Marino
Insurance
Co
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
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