Grain
CIU'RCIUIX
TAKKS
OVER
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Rv
late
afternoon
today,
the
voted
to
go
on
strike
but
the
strike
date
had
not
yet
been
set.
iC.
R.
Tribble
manager
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
October
26.
1951
Central
Interior
TRAVELS
.
.
.
vaJine
VannJ
Sbiar'J
count
of
votes
had
given
the
Conservatives
318
seats,
assuring
them
of
an
over-all
majority
In
the
625-seat
House
of
Commons.
With
the
Tory
margin
a
slen
Torbrit
mine
was
in
the
city
in
New
Brunswick
to
spend
l
lu-
j
Tuesday
going
through
to
Van-winter.
There
should
be
at
Couv
r
in
connection
with
labor
hast
two
more
operating
proper-!
negotiations),
ties
next
yea,
he
believes.
j
Xhere
is
now
a
foot
and
a
half
Amor.,
the
activities
this
sM-,.,f
slow
on
nle
ground
at
the
son
have
been
Uie
Natural
Re-
T
..h
it
which
is
eighteen
Alice
Arm
Is
Active
der
one,
possibly
leaving
3uu
Churchill
fol-
'returning
moose
hunters
discus-'ion
at
PI
A
meeting
ol
Imancial
seats
to
Labor,
tnej
Kit
above
Torbrit
in
the
upp'
Arm.
but
there
was
none
on
'
,
ino
...i,...
n'Vint
t
rin
n-ifH
.ii.
'
i
n
tin-
,-,,-iiritiii
nr
iv
idin
i!
In;
lmhtinn.
li
t
itig.
hi
ht
at-!
at-
j
Ifr
lowers
will
will
not
not
be
much
better
,
Dale
ROBERTSON
Mitzi
GAYNOR
famxSCAm
i
Mains:
activity
in
the
Alice
sault
River
Valley,
there
nas
beach
lne.e
vet
when
Mr.
Don
colu
to
stick
head
out
of
windov
ing.
and
hot
and
cold
water,
lor!
off
than
their
Labor
predeces-
Arm
area
has
been
definileb
also
been
development
ol
the
ald
lelt
at
(h'e
firsl
c(
tne
Week.
picking
up
i:i
the
lust
year
and
United
Metals
and
Monarcn.
and
tell
them.
I
village
morgue.
sors.
Decided
after
keen
observa-'
Saw
picturesque,
bearded,
story
j
The
result
brings
to
a
climax
Evenings
Shows
7
9:07;
Saturday
M
The
West
Indies
Islands
that
tions
Burns
Lake
should
be
re-
book
character,
wearing
seallsix
years
of
grim,
unrelenting
Should
further
expand
next
sea-
groups
17
miles
up
the
Alliance
ion,
according
to
M
ies
Donald,
.River
where
supplies
have
been
pioneer
of
that
district,
whi
ti'-onped
by
air.
tncnH
iur
-,,,
,-.;i,t
ti-.
n,m-iiit
rpniirtpfi
that
lie
nearest
the
east
are
the
Wind-
ramed
"Esquire,"
as
obviously
skin
hat.
Reminded
me
?f
mine
i
struggle
by
the
old
wartime
ward
Islands,
because
the
wind
town
for
men.
tucked
away
in
trunk,
given
meiprime
Minister
against
the
La-
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
week
enroute
ti
his
na'ive
home
miners
at
the
Torbrit
mine
had
three
generally
blows
from
east.
Noticed
in
cafe,
pieces
of
cut-
bv
relative
who
had
escaped
t,or
party
which
imposed
gov-lery
in
certain
hands
seem
to
from
Russia
at
time
of
revolu-!ernnient
control
over
much
of
have
been
crossed
with
Mexican
turn..
Remembered
name
inside
Britain's
industry
and
private
jumping
beans.
hat
,
showed
hatter's
address
as
j
enterprise.
Now
know
why
everybody
up
St.
Petersburg,
now
Petrograd.
here
so
agile,
have
to
keep
going
t'x-schoul-ma'ams,
an
l
writ
However,
the
Tories
are
not
expected
to
change
things
much
except
to
turn
back
the
iron
and
steel
industry
to
private
owner
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
Lucky
YOU
And
Lucky
Us
Too!
ship
TntM&nr
it
?
TOT
KAItl.
V
TKKNDS
As
early
as
last
night
the
Conservatives
were
within
reach
of
victory
although
metropolitan
areas,
earliest
with
their
returns,
gave
a
majority
to
Labor.
Even
there,
however,
the
Labor
ing
aspirants,
the
central
in-terir.r
is
full
of
them.
Of
the
latter
ilk.
have,
within
a
day,
met
three.
Mrs.
Watsun
Patterson,
and
Mrs.
Lillian
Powell,
and
I,
all
think
with
the
cuds
of
our
fingers,
anil
winild
be
lost
without
our
typewriter.
Miss
Preiton.
four
ears
superintendent
of
Barns
Lake
hospital,
has
tern
twice
round
the
world,
and
when
she
retires
iicpes
ito
no
some
f
tins;.
"What
will
you
write
about?1
1
asked.
"Vou
have
to
have
a
vim
A
Famous
f"yt
Tiit,i,(
t
MPLETE
party
was
losing
close
seats
to
j
Conservatives.
The
results
ironi
country
seats,
reporting
today,
j
or
you
freeze.
Knocked
back
fif-!
teen
dollars
for
what
euphem-m
ously
called
llight
boots.
F.F.
m
enred
out,
winter's
here,
with
inches
of
snow
and
I'm
agin
it,
too.
Cold,
caused
talk
about
"chlnk-
ing."
Remember
foresight
ear-!
lier
in
year
of
Mr.
Holland,
of
m
Engeu,
when
watched
him,
on
m
blazing
hot
day
"chinking"
with
moss.
Heard
of
success
of
mix-
ture
of
sawdust,
flour,
and
salt
lor
'Same
puposs.
!
At
colorful
ceremony
of
instal-jj
lation
of
new
officers
of
Elks'
5
Lodge
heard.
"Two
little
boys
were
talking
together.
"I
am
five,"
said
first
little
boy.
"How
eld
are
you?"
"I
dent
knjw.'
was
the
replv.
"Well,"
said
the
little
boy
who
was
five,
"Do
5
women
tjlher
you?"
"No."
said
J
the
second
little
bay.
"Well
then,
you
are
four."
i
wrapped
up
the
majority
for
the
'
!
Conservatives.
i
By
the
time
half
the
seats
had
been
counted,
results
pointed
to
a
political
and
personal
i
triumph,
limited
as
it
might
be,
'
for
Mr.
Churchill.
The
Conser
love
affair
for
a
novel,
but
I
could
write
about
the
love
affairs
of
the
staff.
There
have
been
five
weddings,
so
far
this
year,"
she
said.
At
meeting
of
R:d
and
Gun
For
E
iher
S79-95
or
$39.95
vatives
had
gained
seats
from
Club
heard
of
interesting
exp?rl-
WW
km
fJ
&
ment
of
stocking
cf
Eistern
'""e
"
,''
rce
a,ld
Labor
had
tailed
to
Lake,
West
Wistaria,
twenty-two
This
Price
Includes:
YOMP
CHOICE
seats
from
the
Conserva-
s
niwi
with
fuiir!rluiafc"
from
:
tS
"Canada
is
my
home."
said
V('a
reek.
giving
excellent
fishing
for
;
"f
"
Buck
McKeown,
"I've
got
to
get
to
Three
Rivers.
Quebec
in
fJur
the
Shelford
i
family
and
friends.
P
-
-
narlv
,pa(leIS,
iur
pasi.
uniee
yru.a.
jam
onci-;
-
-
.
d:ivs
drivint?
a
cur
whoso
tires
went
iiii
oj
"
"
.
wv...
1
.
Choose
from
More
than
50
Suits
2.
Pin:
any
Adam
Majestic
$7
Hat
3.
Plus
anv
Tooke
$5
Shirt
4.
Plus
env
Currie
$1
.50
Tie
11951
Austin
Sedon,
3000
miles,
rt
condition.
1
1947
Monarch
Sedon
11946
Ford
Sedan
11947
Crosley
Coach
are
not
too
kooq,
as
i
neipou
"'"r.
.
7".:ii
i.t.
.,ih
-...needed
that
the
him
extrprt
slivers
of
ulass
from
mco-e
rici'iui.v.
utniiiK
nuiiLiug
,
.
i
n
i
.(.
i
Lake
tO
euliy
Lirnu.
uy
till
inuiiitii
"im-
his
bleeding
forehead,
and
ap-,
the
road
from
Owen
ards,
meant
the
end
of
Britain's
It
tOi;k
five
lviu-s
to
plied
plaster.
.
Fellow
country-
no
usiou
man
Jim
McKeown
had
just
put
P
the
tnirtv-eignt
miles,
a
chain
,
"
"
"
"
Vu,
J.r.nuth
ut
him
through
the
windshield.
dihield
was
lost
wnicn
iook
neanv
two
-""
:
-
covered
hours
to
find,
and
then
at
the
',
that
time
was
still
to
appear.
)Te
'
'The
popular
vote
with
per-
of
nd
of
it
no
moose.
when
hitting
a
sncw
tump,
by
way,
we
supp
HURRY-
HURRY-
HURRY
U
Superior
Auto
Service!
preparing
him
for
shipment
east.
1
Second
?oocl
d("d
of
dav.
eye
IiiL-'jngriiities
met
today,
loud
d
ons
for
Inflamed
eye
of
C.B.C.
laughter
and
singing
by
funeral
pilot.
leiuages
in
un
diu
uM.iiiw
,
counted
to
midnight
last
night
;
was:
Conservatives,
7,120.708
48
per
cent;
Labor,
6.451.
4J8
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
Greer
o
ect
a
'
buy"
like
this
today.
'
Lucky
to
"Uer
you
this
"buy."
This
sale
;
For
b-ot
selection.
Hurry
Hurry!
.
men!
'
Lucky
you."
fcetause
you
don't
c
;ic"r'
cause
we're
I
he
fortunut'i
ones
who
a
c
ftbl-
;
suits
that
sell
by
themselvts
as
hi:.h
ic.
565.0'
Ye."
in".'
in
el
f-i.'.ci-
lr
.1:1
rizc
C3
tlroui'h
size
41.
All
sizes
in
cdetl.
50.3
per
cent;
Liberal.
232,227
thority
to
operate
Jet
airliners
,6
per
ccnt
j
i9:,o
the
pcr-over
the
roof
of
the
world.
1
ccntage
at
a
corresponding
stage
It's
all
part
of
the
firm's
long-
was.
Colwerattve.s.
6.450.832-range
plans,
the
officials
saldj43
7
r
fent;
Laoor,
7,1
10.201-and
it
depends
a
great
deal
on
48
t
pPr
cent.
Liberal,
1.208.300
the
development
of
Jet
powered
g
2
per
ccnt
)
air
transports
in
the
United
;
Trans
Polar
I
Jet
Flights
USE
HALLOWE'EN
States.
Autli-
Thev
took
coenizance
of
Dub-1
SUTTON,
England
Added
Specials
Added
Specials
SEATTLE.
Come
1956'
and
Alaska
Airlines
hopes
to
be
running
people
and
the
mail
from
licized
strides
in
jet
transports
i
oritifs
of
this
Surrey
country
in
Britain
and
Canada.
Thev
1
town
had
high
expectations
when
PUMPKIN
LIGHTS
T
'
Fairbanks,
Alaska,
over
the
also
said
they
may
consider
usejoil
was
iouna
seeping
uum
uir
nnrth
nnlp
to
Oslo
Ijindnn
and
of
four-engine
transDOits
if
lets
ground.
i.aier
invesugauon
m-
idlcated
the
oil
came
from
a
Paris
are
not
available.
This
was
disclosed
with
the
But
we
consider
the
jets
to
"broken
pipe
under
the
surface.
trans-polar
Men's
Shoes
All
sizes
announcement
that
Alaska
Air-
be
the
answer
in
lines
applied
last
week
to
the
travel,"
they
said.
Civic
Aeronautics
Board
for
au-
I
advertise
If
you
want
to
sell
1(
it.
News
classified.
!
f
I
JrS
All
sixes
,
50c
PAIR
GLAMORGAN,
Wales
9
Officials
frowned
when
workers
arrived
an
hour
late.
A
local
newspaper
had
cautioned
its
readers
to
put
their
clocks
back
with
the
return
to
standard
time,
but
that
was
two
weeks
on
the
Christmas
iVhi;
,
.
.
i
lighting
string
No
Hallowe'en
party
is
complete
ithi
"Noma"
plastic
pumpkin
snap-onsosc
effective
lighting
decoration.
SEE
THEM
TODAY
AT
NORTHERN
BX.
POmm
Itrsner
Block
I'lione
219
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
SKir
Pup
Home-Lads
Glad
.
Group
No.
1
Reg.
$10
to
$15
before
daylight
time
ended.
$8.95
$5.95
$4.95
Group
No.
2
Reg.
$8.25
to
$9
Group
No.
3
Reg.
$6
to
$7.95
Rcgulor
Prices
up
to
$1.25
Lo
.'k
lhr.se
socks
over
but
buy.
You
won
t
dup'icatc
this
bargain.
Sale
limited
t&
100
pair.
First
quality
only.
A
WoNOERflL
Three
young
boys
are
a
whole
lot
happier
today
than
during
the
last
10
days,
for
a
dear
little
friend
has
been
returned
to
them.
Kenneth.
Billy
and
Clarence
Lovin,
aged
9.
7
and
6.
are
romping
again
with
their
littel
brown
terrier,
Mickey."
Disappeared
from
their
home
at
1345
Piggot
Place
more
than
a
week
ago,
Mickey
was
returned
yesterday
"by
a
little
native
boy."
said
Mrs.
Roy
I
ovin
today.
Th-
six-months
old
puppy
had
been
found
by
h:m
at
Cow
Bav.
he
said.
"Mickey
was
fine
when
we
brought
him
home
and
jumped
al!
over
the
place,
he
was
so
happy.
And
the
boys
were
happy,
too."
The
finder
received
the
$10
rewaid
oflered
in
a
Daily
News
Wear
i
Rupert
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