Prince
Rupert
Daily
Rews
Friday,
May
19,
VJbO
German,
Japanese
Nuns
Burned
In
Trade
Returning
j
School
Blaze
Conservatives
Hear
Leader
"
Vi
Fire
Sends
One
rtTT!lT
A
.lli
ri
1
,
i..
!
u'iniin
v
VUIliiUU
IS
SlOWly
evolving
a
pattern
of
trade
with
an
early
date
"to
replace
military
governors
in
the
Western
occupation
zones
of
Austria.
They
also
promised
to
lighten
Austria's
occupation
burdens.
The
brief
communique
said
"unwillingness
of
the
Soviet
government
to
settle
all
outstan
Xirvi
issues"
prevents
the
conclusion
of
the
Aus-'.rian
treaty
of
independence.
Mr.
Ansconil.
Talks
of
Coali
tion
and
rolitics
Proud
of
Gov't
Record
v
i
Japan
and
Western
Ocrmany
j
that
eventually
may
mean
a
re-i
turn
to
the
old
pre'war
normal
Don
t
Cry."
Joan
Crawford
plays
an
ambitious
model
who
achieves
a
questionable
success
when
she
lalls
in
with
a
married
racket-eer,
portrayed
by
David
Brian.
Jerry
Wald
was
the
producer
and
Vincent
Sherman
directed.
I
hula,,
wue.
u"
rour
wins
arc
br'ieved
burned
to
death
last
nh'ht
in
a
$2i0.000
ftre
that
:wen!
'tip
centre
pest
ion
of
Hull
normal
school
for
girls.
Police
said
Ihry
had
recovend
t'-je
unidentifi'-d
body
of
a
woman
from
the
still
smouldering
.'ns.
ity.
However,
trade
officials
say
The
annual
meeting
of
tiie
,
:
it
w
ll
be
a
lonp
time
before
final
To
Hospital
VANCOUVER
-Flamcs
ate
through
a
$75,000
shingle
mill
and
a
$15,000
service
station
on
suburban
Lulu
Island
yesterday,
sending
one
man
to
hospital
with
severe
burns.
Everett
Brodrrick,
foreman
at
Northern
Shingle
Mills,
was
burned
around
the
body,
legs,
face
and
head.
rince
Ki
!
srvative
Association,
ii.
the
,,
r.
...
...
.
Two
other
nu
is
escaped
from
countries.
Officials
believe
the
'
featured
by
an
address
fron:
Hon.
pstahiicHmnr-.f
of
r.nrmn,.
t,.,.A
the
toD
floor
of
the"
school
at
Herbert
Anscomb,
provincial
Mln-
commssioners
in
Brilain
and
the
the
height
of
the
blaze.
One
into
;ister
of
Finance
in
the
coalition
U.S.
may
be
the
outcome
of
dip-
r
Ilrfmcn
nP-
AU
8S
udent
i
lomati,-
talks
amnnr,
Ri
Tt,r,
!
5
other
nuns
escaped
un-
V
CARRY
a
tu;;e
WHEREVER
YOU
GO...
with
this
n
o
-
:
'
foreign
ministers
now
proceeding
in
London.
Big
Three
farmed.
Sister
Marie
Annette.
32;
fered
a
broken
spine
when
she
;
government
and
leader
of
the
;
Provincial
Progressive
Conservative
Association
!
r.
i'
O.
Large,
rctirina
pies-Mdent.
was
in
the
chair
i.'J
ex-!
tended
a
cordial
welc
in
j
to
the
j
Mhns.i;r,
who
ieft
by
car
this
,
nu
ni:i;;,
t
niinuing
Ins
U.a.
,
thr
Mc.-h
.v'thein
and
i;-ir-l
i
I
ftruck
a
tree
while
jumping
into
f
ftrRmKlflFlPr
I
the
net
Her
condition
is
serious
.
vllilill
J
JtUHWl
Farmers
Warned
ITo
Move
Cattle
i
LONDON
iff.
The
Big
Three
f
i
-
foreign
min
n
rv,
t&
Aiive'Vist
:
It's
business
wise;
to
advertise
inislcrs
announced
yes-
Klf
they
will
appoint
a
K
'
.
commissioner
'
at
i'
lerday
tha
at
civilian
high
ligh
'
"
'
,
k
,
pi
t
.
v
f
'
.
'
'
'
'
,
,W
ft"
If
m
i
'
;i3iti;,ii
Columbia,
lie
had
a'rived
j
CHILI
IWACK
O-Fraser
Val-j
in
the
city
Wednesday
aboard
the
icy
farmers
living
outside
the
:
Prinze
Rupert.
"
diked
areas
have
been
advised
to
1
!-
remarks
of
the
leadei
wera
move
livestock
out
of
reach
of
a
I
heard
with
deep
interest
and
possible
flood
as
a
precautionary
:
attention.
Following
what
lie
measure.
Lyle
Macken,
head
of
said,
the
local
Association
elected
the
Chilliwack
Valley
flood
emer-
llicers
for
the
year.
!
gency
committee,
said,
"
we
nave
Mr.
.Viscumb
.
i
f'.f-i
a
reference,
absolutely
no
reason
to
become
i
to
the
good
sized
a
idvnce
in
view
panicky,
but
we
must
not
become
Urrn..rd
will
play
one
of
the
most
challenging
roles
of
her
career
in
"The
jjnea
vm
i
auier
uros.
arama
Knotty
to
be
released
David
pri,n
,r0lc
opposite
her
in
"Flaming
Road"
established
him
in
Ilollvw
d
KenT
and
Steve
Cochran
will
be
Joans
.leading
men
in
her
new
f-JS
-
RCA
Victor
BP-CO
careless.'
RCAYrcTOR
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Extra
range
and
power
are
yourj
.
vith
the
RCA
Victor
BP-6C
'
amazing
sensitivity,
plenty
of
wil-;
ume
even
for
outdoor
dandng.
That
handsome
case
a
of
plastic
1
and
lightweight
aluminum
with
a
.
special,
weather-resistant
finish.
Plays
on
its
self-contained
battcrr
the
second
you
lift
the
dial
rover,
or
on
AC-DC
house
current.:
It's
'.
a
star
performer
with
the
marvel-ous
tone
of
the
famous
eni
r
"Golden
Throat"
....
.T.W
A
(he
iiirlcmenfy
ii.he
wenther
iiecal'ed
early
vtstir,
to
the
city.
Th"
contrast
beiwon
the
early
days
and
now-,
w.
x
very
great
indeed.
There
had
been
tremendous
changes.
'
Mr.
A.-iseomb
sj
oke
of
the
in-i
aubiiration
of
the
coalition
form
!of
government
in
H.itish
Columbia,
such
bzix.g
cu.'i.iicirrrd
essoi.
tial
when
the
second
Great
War
i-ok?
out
to
help
carry
on
for
;he
preservation
of
counrty
and
P'-op'e
along
:i(-cnstomod
lines.
It
wa.-:
of
firsf
importan-e
t
the
p
-ivincial
government
thus
ormed.
sronn.
vigorous
and
active
and
that
these
facts
be'
p-
"s
.tited
to
the
people
of
British
Columbia
fully,
and
without
undue
de'ay.
Organizations
were
'.napped
out
and
organizers
nam-'.d
;o
t'vit
;i.
"if-'.v
i-"
ni"--ters
could
readily
be
handled.
Above
all,
it
was
vital
that
the
(fr-tV"
-rl
ot
c(ia!:'iiin
would
be
always
k"pt
before
the
public.
1
i
nreompHsh
all
this
was
a
tre-merrlous
job,
an1
rrquirod
suf-fieieat
money,
which
was
not
always
ea;;y.
Th"
model
method
for
.'
y..
Mr.
Anscouib
-
remarked
of
analysis.
It
m;m.
a:
the
present,
be
regarded
as
a
moot
question.
Speaking
generally
of
the
record
of
coalition,
Mr.
Ans-eomb
was
of
opinion
that
the
public
felt
satisfied
that
service
of
effectiveness
and
value
had
been
given.
There
was
nothing,
in
any
sense
to
be
ashamed
of.
Coalition,
of
course,
would
come
to
its
end
eventually
and,
whenever
it
might
be
felt
that
a
return
to
the
old
parties
would
be
desired,
bcth
could
feel
a
pride
in
their
joint
services
under
coalition.
In
his
concluding
remarks,
Mr.
Anscomb
reviewed
at
some
length
the
growth
of
industry
and
settlement
in
British
Columbia.
He
mentioned
in
this
regard,
oil
pos-sioiliiies
in
north
east
Brtish
Columba,
the
enormous
Peace
River
coal
wealth,
power
developments
and
P.G.E.
Railway
expansion.
He
d"ser!bed
the
progress
of
aluminum
possibilities,
wjmcthing
thai,
should
,
it
bo.
Come
in
for
a
Demonstritiii
A
Penetrating
Sealer
ond
Paint
Mix
11"
.
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A
3
V
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It
w-
5,
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I
water-repellent
T,
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oils
,d'
and
iqmA
n?acJo
trorn
tn
fine8t-
toughest
resins
and
is
used
as
a
thinner
lor
oil
baaed
clear
before
painta
"nia
or
or
as
as
a
a
primer
painting
or
varnishing.
U
will
bt
proud
l
your
painl
job
when
yoV
,se
TIM-BM-IOX
btiavsu
BROS.
LTD.
POINT
CF
ENTRY
There
is
no
relaxation
in
Xhe
international
border
town
of
Emerson,
Man.,
as
a
new
flood
crest
is
forecast
for
the
Red
River.
Almost
every
building
including
the
United
,
Stat?s
Immigration
office
in
the
foreground
is
surrounded
by
water.
The
Red.
now
covering
almost
everything
in
the
photo,
normally
is
a
narrow
stream
behind
the
line
of
tree?
at.
Uia
top.
'tC.
P.
Photo
Tim
Ber-Lox
holpi
prevent
pin(
from
Pcflmg
and
Bliiteting"
by
Hording
protection
against
moiutuie.
u
of
Tim-Ber-Lox
with
paint
actually
uvei
YOU
money
became
each
4
quart
ol
Tim-Ber-Lox
you
uaa
replace!
a
j
quart
ol
paint.
be
viewed
as
twenty-four
eome
established,
would
become
y"-
A.
-
a.ls
and
twenty-four
Pro-
f
vast
importan
e
,o
th
nrv
"K-ive-C-nsfrva
lives,
but
it
had
ince.
This,
thouah,
was
not
be-
,
,
realised
there
were
C.C.F.
'"1
hurried.
It
would
nil
take
"
r.brra.
This
was
a
point
that
time.
Tim
Bor
Lox,
mixed
with
paint,
re-
I
J
ducn
"brush
drag"
to
a
minimum,
thereby
f.J
tmng
increa
tod
coverage
and
a
superior.
f
onjcr
Uiting
pdint
j0b.
f
Paint
mixed
with
Tim-Ber-Lox
flow
on
more
evenly,
mora
smoothly,
allowing
an
invxpeiienccd
paintei
to
do
smooth
professional
looking
paint
job.
In
order
to
secure
a
good
paint
job
it
is
first
necessary
to
secure
a
good
ground
or
prime
coat.
It
is
in
this
prime
coat
that
tha
addition
of
Tim-Ber-Lox
to
paint
is
highly
recommended.
Paint
with
Tim-Ber-Lox
added,
has
superior
penetrating
and
scaling
qualities
which
provide
a
reinforced
foundation
against
moisture
and
helps
prevent
the
peeling
and
blistering
of
succeeding
coats
of
paint.
Other
matters
having
the
attention
of
Mr.
Anscomb
included
social
services,
hospitals,
education,
Increase
of
school
children
and
school
buildings,
the
latter
embracing
those
to
be
erected
in
Prince
Rupert,
marketing
ad
finances
,and
the
effect
that
de-va'uation
of
money
in
Britain,
was
having
on
Canadian
products.
Officers
for
the
yeur
were
t
lected
as
follows:
Honorary
President
Hon.
Herbert
Anscomb.
Pesident
W.
D.
Lambie.
Vice
Persident
Harry
Daggett.
Secretary
Treasurer
Mrs.
Willa
Ray.
Executive
Committee
J.
T.
Harvey,
R.
G.
Large,
W.
R.
McAfee,
D.
C.
Stevenson,
O.
L.
Roric,
Hugh
MacKcnzie,
G.
J.
Dawes,
Mrs.
Crawford
Moore
and
O.
II
-
-'Th.
The
sjiraker
touched
on
Socialism
a'ui
Communism
,and
went
on
to
tell
of
how
it
was
clear
the
pu'."'!;-
sl
i".
support
of
the
new
g
ivei
uiiieiit.
It
was
felt,
said
Mr.
:
.itoni'j,
that
Uiey
must
be
kept
irf-irmcd
of
what
was
being
done,
and
to
this
end
great
series
of
letters
were
sent
out.
If
numerous
cominuniealion.s
wore
issued,
t
was
also
true
that
there
were
many
answers,
as
well
as
re-
,
quests.
All
this,
supplementing
the
services
of
the
press,
radio
and
screen,
kept
reaching
the
mas?
of
the
people.
I
KiNSl
KltAP.l.K
.VOTE
Speaking
of
the
single
transferable
vote
Mr.
Anscomb
said
it
ho!
boon
given
consideration
and.
while
the
proposal
was
given
soim
favnr,
it
was
possible
there
might
st
11
be
changes
of
view.
aajUMstfHMAKAaeKaaUilsksi
JjaWISBl
A
single
application
of
Tim-Ber-Lox
will
prevent
separating,
will
greatly
reduce
warping,
buckling,
surface
checking
and
will
eliminate
"
Grain
Raise,"
leaving
the
surface
smooth
and
uniform
for
subsequent
coats
o
varnish
or
paint.
It
costs
no
more
to
use
Tim-Ber-Lox
-
as
Tirn-Ber-Lox
replaces
tha
prime
coat
of
paint
or
acts
as
a
varnish
undorcoat
where
plywood
is
later
to
be
varnished.
Hie
whole
matter
was
in
process
Elkins.
,
VIRGINIA
CIGARETTES
IS'6
I
hr
Tim-Ber-Lox
gives
a
beautiful,
soft,
natural
floor
that
i3
water,
dirt
and
stain
resisting.
Tim-Ber-Loxcd
floors
are
scaled
beneath
tha
surface
and
therefore
oasier
to
keep
clean,
and
retain
the
wax
much
longer.
mm
Tim-Ber-Lox
treatment
of
nil
millwork
sash,
doors,
window
frames;,
etc.,
will
help
prevent
moisture
"pick
up"
which
is
the
reason
for
paint
peeling
and
blistering,
will
also
greatly
reduce
warping,
shrinking
and
check
ing.
IMillwork
can
bo
treated
just
as
economically
with
Tim-Ber-Lox
as
it
can
be
with
ordinary
paint.
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at
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