COMBINES
REPORT
(Continued
from
page
1)
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
August
21,
1951
i
happen
10
or
15
years
hence.
It
has
to
draft
laws
to
cover
nroblems
which
may
not
be
Im-
CPORT
OTS
OH
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
Experts
point
out
however
that
mediately
apparent
to
the
lay-a
factor
in
the
U.S.
price
war
'man.
Another
study
of
the
Corn-was
that
many
stores
were
hold-
'
bines
Investigation
Act
may
not
ing
heavy
stocks.
These
they
j
take
place
for
a
dozen
years
or
tried
to
move
through
"loss
'
more.
Although
the
Act
has
RADIO
DIAL
1240
Kllocyciei
CFPR
leaders,
offering
quality
mer
(Subject
It
Change)
No
football
game
was
scheduled
for
last
evening
the
next
one
being
planned
for
Wednesday
evening.
In
that
fixture
the
Battery
will
meet
the
Canadian
Legion
In
the
North
Star
trophy.
n
chandise
below
cost
to
attract
customers
for
other
goods.
Though
the
price-fixing
arrangement
In
the
U.S.
covered
a
been
in
existonce
for
some
60
years,
only
about
a
half-dozen
committee
studies
have
been
made.
The
last
was
in
1937.
MAY
INCREASE
INOI
IRIES
T.
D.
MacDonald.
the
combines
commissioner,
is
as
busy
as
ever
!ySv
MMATMN
I
TMCrr
T0DA
ALFREDS
WED,
:
on
m
L4
TTjESDAY
P.M.
00
Sunshine
Society
CPR
steamer
Princess
Louise
arrived
in
port
at
1:30
p.m.
today
with
203
passengers,
29
of
whom
disembarked
here:
H.
M.
B.
Millward,
L.
Evans,
Mrs.
L.
Evans,
Mrs.
N.
F.
Lang,
Mrs.
D.
J.
Wood,
Mrs.
A.
Skog,
Mrs.
O.
:
30
Tall
Tales
At
present
the
Battery
have
a
one-point
lead
and
there
is
the
one
game
to
be
played
with
the
WALLACE'S
great
number
of
products,
the
practice
in
Canada,
existing
for
more
than
20
years,
covers
only
investigating
monopolies
ana
ac
Legion.
Should
the
Battery
win
Skog.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
D.
Wat-
about
13
per
cent
of
the
products
tions
considered
in
lestraint
of
u,ey
will
gain
possession
of
thel
trade.
His
work
might
be
rastly
trophy.
I
DEPARTMENT!
45
Stock
Quotations
&
Inl
:00
International
Comty.
10
The
Weston's
30
Intimate
Review
45
Lyrical
Lady
55
CBC
News
00
Supper
Serenade
15
Ben
Light
son,
Mrs.
Buchanan,
Mr.
and
enuring
retail
trade.
Mrs.
Ward.
L.
Watt,
William
'
Scores
of
associations,
manu-
increased
if
new
amendments
The
next
competition
will
be
Kusyk,
William
Lund,
P.
S.
C.
factuerers,
retailers
and
consum-
ai
inserted
in
the
legislation
the
Manson
Trophy.
STORE
:30
Three's
a
Cloud
McMillan,
D.
Wade,
O.
M.
Clan-
ers
representatives
made
repre-
j
There
also
have
been
sugges-
cey,
W.
E.
Hamilton,
A.
Oil-
sentations
to
the
MacQuarrie
I
tions
jt
was
learned,
by
those
Christ,
V.
Cambin,
D.
K.
Robert-
committee.
Manufacturers
and
!
appearing
before
the
committee
son,
L.
H.
Brown,
R.
Saunders,
trade
associations
held
that
if
'that
the
job
of
investigating
J.
J.
Garnett,
J.
Thornber,
Dr.
the
price
was
eliminated
there
!
combines
should
-not
be
a
one-
C.
W.
Haveman,
G.
Bricker
and
would
be
nothing
to
prevent
re-
I
mnn
affalr
but
rather
that
of
a
Remodeling
Saturday
evening's
fixture
is
between
a
city
team
and
Greenville.
The
games
against
thJ
native
elevens
are
usually
keenly
contested
and
as
last
Saturday's
game
showed
the
city
will
have
to
field
a
better
eleven
if
Also
"SO
YOU
WANT
TO
BE
A
PAI'EKIIANdEll"
Shows
at
7
p.m.
-
9
p.m.
Tote!
A
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
THlj
00
UBC
News
15
CBC
News
Roundup
30
Leicester
Sq.
to
Broadway
00
Club
Date
15
Nation's
Business
L.
Brual.
Included
on
the
cruise
tailcrs
"cheapening"
their
pro
committee
or
board
This
might
lead
to
a
preven
is
the
50-member
party
of
Mid-
duct
in
the
eyes
of
the
public
by
West
Tours,
led
by
John
Dalling
cutting
prices.
of
Omaha,
Nebraska
The
party
.
Consumer
organizations
how-
tion
of
the
train
of
events
which
they
hope
to
win
led
to
the
resignation
of
Fred
A
Getting
full
teams
out
Is
quite
ever
were
critical
of
the
prac-
McGregor,
former
combines
com-titj,
declaring
it
kept
prices
of
missioner
who
resigned
in
1949.
is
comprised
oi
weu-wj-uu
landers
and
city
residents
of
the
mid-west
states.
More
than
Uldll
70
IW
a
problem
at
present.
It
Is
true
7
-
9:02
TODAY
in
"FOLLOW
THE
SUN"
I
ANNE
BAXTER
-
GLENN
FORD
I
Korn
onnris
nt
an
nrl
if
leloltu
:
r,f
hiu
last,
actions
was
t.n
.
.
Sale
It's
Colossal!
It's
Terrific!
tons
Of
freicht
unloaded
:,T
,
-
-
"
mat
some
players
are
on
non-
was
ueibut
w
uuiuautu
ievei
prevented
greater
rornmmpnd
to
the
eovernment
,
:
.
..m.
.i
"
o-
-
nnvx
minif
:t
till
mull,
&
i
iva
i
18
pas-
competition
among
retail
stores
that
it
take
anti-combines
ac
here.
At
Ocean
Falls,
sengcrs
disembarked.
isome
are
otherwise
engaged.
and
contributed
to
ttve
high
cost
tion
against
tne
Hour
mill
But
they
will
have
to
face
the
of
living.
dustry.
The
government
did
not
situaUon
souarelv.
If
they
want
DOUR
Those
in
authoritative
nuar-
I
accept
the
recommendation.
football
to
be
nlaved
It
is
ud
to
There
we
e
four
smart,
sleek,
looking
cars
arriving
abjard
ijmiu
the!
mc
cSl
MUJL
,
t
.
.
tow
months
aftr
Mr
In
i
..i
....
.
Now
On
At
sindav
Sg
Um0a
both
that1
MacDonald".
appointment
that
.
here
here
Sunday
morning.
!
argument
m
id.
but
created.
With
Jn
MacQuarrie
the
commute
was
!
committee,
appointed
by
the
Mi
.
Justice
MacQuarrie
on
the
1
tu
s'"
Ilm
othe'j
Ssvrral
prominent
American
government
last
year,
is
concern-
committee
are
Dr.
W.
A.
Mac-
11
,
avaUaSle
If
mak
industrialist
and
business
men
kintosh
of
Queen's
University;
j
C
ed
wltn
the
problem
of
brl
in(?
effort
Eames
can
be
were
anung
the
round
trip
pas-
to
Canada
a
more
.nlclent
and
Prof.
Maurice
Lamontagne.
M-py
.planned
and
everv-
8:30
Tzigane
9:00
Fiddle-Joe's
Yarns
9:30
Night
Wine
iO:M
CBC
New
10:10
CBC
News
10:15
Let's
Find
Out
10:30
Adventures
of
Richard
Hannoy
11:00
Weather
Report
Fish
Arrivals
WEDNESDAY
A
V
7:00
Musical
Cluck
8:
00
-CBC
News
8:10
Here's
Bill
Good
8:15
Morning
Kong
8:30
Morninir
Devotions
8:45
Little
Concert
8:00
BBC
News
&
Comty.
tl:lf
Music
for
Moderns
9:30
Sunrise
Serenade
9:45
Your
Music
Appointment
9:59
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
ID:
15
Miming
Melodies
10:30
This
Week's
Artist
10:45
Invitation
to
the
Waltz
11:00
Man
and
His
Music
11:15
Roundup
Time
11:30
Weather
Report
11:31
Message
Period
1:33-
Recorded
Interlude
1
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Scandinavian
Melodies
Wallaces,
Of
Course
oe.ga
.....
---"
democratic-
economy.
sisiain
huh.
ui
u.c
m.uuuiuii
.
.
...
Nat
nna
SlenmshlnK
cruise
liner
department.
j
T
Laval
.i
Itnluor.ltn-
University-
"uv
rl"
bencfit
Dl"11"'
DiaVe,..s
Hijrri
and
mm
In
this
view,
any
'practice
c
which
would
stand
in
the
way
of
f"d
f:
Curlttlsi
dea"
0
!
JOHN
.s
fiZ''
IflM1!
AGAR
m
Bll
J
JDlVIl
that
goal
should
be
eliminated.
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'
J,
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I
For
a-tlon
u..
news
classified
British
Columbia.
Prince
George,
Capt.
E.
B.
Caldwell,
which
was
in
port
Sunday
morning
from
8
a.m.
to
noon
bound
for
Alaska.
They
included
J.
M.
Blitzer,
electric
light
globe
and
fixture
manufacturer
though
there
may
be
exceptions
to
be
considered,
such
as
the
price
of
a
refrigerator
which
in-
frnm
New
York:
R.
Bickel.
Bal-
eludes
a
years
free
service.
If
timore
attorney;
and
James
the
price
were
not
maintained.
Rogers,
controller
of
the
Perm-
j
then
such
service
probably
could
of
anent
Cement
Corporation
not
be
continued.
It
appears
likely
that
the
committee's
San
Francisco.
Back
to
ScbocI
Auto
Check-k
Safety
MUST
recommendations
will
take
that
STARTS
TOMORROW
Cartoon
-
Nrws
Show
7
-
9:00
point
into
consideration.
Following
passengers
embarked
CPR
steamer
Princess
Louise
yesterday
for
the
north:
E.
A.
Cote,
for
Juneau:
M.
Bowden,
for
Ketchikan,
and
J.
Hardbottle,
for
Whitehorse.
j
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
8
p.m.,
Coquitlam
Tuesday,
12
Noon
Camosun
Fire
King
Oven-Ware
AI.U'K
ARM,
STEWART
AND
Two
impressions
appear
to
have
gained
ground:
1.
That
the
MacQuarrie
committee
has
been
set
up
to
bring
relief
from
the
current
price
inflation.
2.
That
the
federal
Combines
Commission
Is
awaiting
the
committee's
report'
and
government
action
before
it
launches
new
anti-combines
investigations.
Both
are
unsubstantiated."
While
it
is
expected
that
a
rec-
i
ommendation
of
resale
price
IIIIIIUI
IllllJIi
CCU
IT
CIS
iicati
PORT
SIMrSON
Sunday,
Camosun,
11
p.m.
IOU
NORTH
q'UKKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
PIE
PLATES
MEASURING
CUPS
Frank
Waterhouse
freighter,
Chilliwack,
Capt.
Ray
Perry,
arrived
this
morning
from
Vancouver
heavily
loaded
with
freight.
At
Namu,
7.650
cases
of
salmon
were
loaded
for
B.C.
Packers
here
and
from
a
new
mill
at
Shearwater.
4.000
feet
of
The
time
to
check
car
brakes,
lights,
horn,
etc
for
proper
function
is
BEFORE
school
opens,
to
be
sure
that
it
will
instantly
respond
to
ony
emergency.
Don't
depend
on
the
kids
depend
on
yourself,
and
on
US
for
car
service.
Drive
upl
Superior
Auto
Service
Ltd.
Dealers
in
Studebaker
and
Austin
Cars
&
Trucks
BAKE
PANS
CUSTARD
CUPS
UTILITY
PANS
MEASURING
PITCHES
ss.
Coquitlam
August
3,
17
and
31
1
OR
SOVTII
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Cuqultlam.
August
10
and
24
maintenance,
if
Implemented.
lumber
was
taken
on
for
Albert
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Lt
;
&
McCaf
fery.
Heavy
equipment
COMPLETE
AUTOMOTIVE
REPAIRS
may
bring
a
slight
but
general
lowering
of
the
Canadian
price
structure,
the
committee
is
not
so
concerned
with
the
immediate
inflation
problem
jas
what
may
!9
IRANK
J.
p.m.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
l.l-ll'IIIIJUM:IJ.Uj!millJ-l
Advertise
for
Best
Resu!
!
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
unloaded
here
Included
a
Cater-piller
diesel
and
generator
and
switchboard
for
B.C.
Power
Commission
at
Houston.
Mill
supplies
and
equipment
and
50
tons
of
aluminum
sulphite
were
unloaded
at
Watson
Island.
General
cargo
of
135
tons.
10
tons
of
fait
and
45
tons
of
cans
for
Canadian
Fishing
Company
Ltd.,
and
60
tons
of
oil
for
Shell
Oil
Co.
Ltd.
made
up
the
rest
of
the
cargo
for
Prince
Rupert.
Sailing
rrrthward,
to
Stewart,
Chilli
;
mloring
for
Ladies
and
Gentlemen
j
LING
the
tailor
220
Sixth
St.
Thone
649
wack
will
carry
25.000
feet
of
lumber
loaded
here
for
Klncollth
and
will
unload
general
corgo
at
Alice
Arm.
returning
with
100
tons
of
sacked
concentrate
ore.
At
Casslar
and
North
Pacific
Canneries.
Chilliwack
loads
10,-000
cases
of
salmon
and
at
Sun-nyside,
3.000
cases
for
Vancouver.
A
pre-cut
house
for
B-A
Oil
Co.
JOHN
H.
i
Ltd.,
at
Kitimat,
will
be
loaded
hne.
BULGER
Frank
Waterhouse
freighter
o,
itiom
elriii
Yukon
Trlncess.
Capt.
Angus
Campbell,
left
Skagway
Sunday
and
Is
due
at
Stewart
7
a.m.
tomorrow
to
load
125
tons
of
lead
and
350
tons
of
zinc
concentrate
or,-.
At
Buteriale.
southbound.
Yukon
loads
25.000
cases
salmon;
at
Klemtu.
10,000
cases,
and
at
Namu,
10
000
cases.
At
Ocean
-
.
John
oulfjer
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
sewce
Falls,
the
China
coast
freighter
loads
200
tons
of
wrapping
paper
lor
shipment
to
Powell
River.
Motoihip
Sydney,
Capt.
Joe
Burdette,
arrived
from
Ketchikan
today
with
2,677
cases
of
salmon
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Crating
Shipping
and
(leneral
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete,
Reliable
and
Effl-I'lfiil
F.ervice.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
Cor.
?nd
and
Park
Avenues
for
transshipment
East
over
Canadian
National
Railways.
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OFFICE
The
Canadian
office
of
High
Commissioner
ior
Canada
in
London,
England,
was
created
in
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a
distinguished
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selection
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B.C.
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For
Repairs
and
Alterations
Smith
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Ltd.
P.O.
Box
274
The
British
Columbia
Distillery
Company
Limited
has
greatly
increased
its
facilities
over
the
past
few
years
and
has
built
up
its
stocks
to
keep
pace
with
the
rapidly
growing
demand
for
its
products
both
at
home
and
in
world
markets
an
expansion
program
that
keeps
pace
with
British
Columbia
growth
and
prosperity.
fashion
footwear
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