Prince
Uuym
Daily
jsciu
Friday,
March
13,
1946
TOIRJST
COt'NCIL
(Continued
nom
rage
i)
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
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2.00
IIS31IBlBIIlllla
will
also
contain
pictures
of
Prince
Runert.
The
book
has
a
May
Blow
Back
On
John
Lewis
By
GEORGE
RONALD
WASHINGTON
Ot
ry
I
inn
wide
circulation
amone
business
l
I
n
nil
and
industrial
leaders
of
wes
tern
Canada.
Secretary
E.
T.
Applewhaite
delivered
a
report
on
the
meet
ing
of
the
B.C.
Tourist
Advis
ory
Committee
which
he
at
v,
j.
i
fcfiP
tended
recently
at
Victoria.
Lfewellyn
Lewis,
69-year-old
boss
of
the
United
Mine
Workers
of
America,
has
growled
another
of
the
blunt,
sudden,
serious
orders
which
are
his
trademark.
He
has
a
whole
country
waiting
anxiously
for
his
next
move,
i
But,
despite
the
industry-!
E
-f
-1
i
si
outlining
provincial
publicity
m
u
f
"
t
V
UJ
policy
and
its
relationship
to
North
and
central
British
Columbia.
Mr.
Applewhaite
told
the
council
that
the
fund-raising
WEDNESDAY
NIGHT,
8
P.M.,
MARCH
23
ODDFELLOWS'
HALL
-
Admission
50c
FASHIONS
BY
-
u
m
m
u
crippling
effect
Of
the
"mnnrn-
'
-V:
.
v
;
.
...
.....
....
,
;
ing
period"
he
called
this
week,
drive
is
now
under
way
and
5
WALLACE'S-oc
that
it
will
embrace
more
than
150
businesses
in
the
city
which
will
be
asked
to
aid
in
financing
the
council's
work
over
the
f
ourse:
me
reaction
is
not
the
indignation
one
might
expect.
ALWAYS
LEWIS
Lewis
,his
shaggy
orows,
his
booming
voice
and
his
cold,
calculating
methods
are
all
part
of
the
American
scene.
There's
ls"""
llilH
am
!
K
MB
next
three-year
period.
A
letter
from
the
National
Automobile
Club
of
California
sought
up-to-date
information
on
the
Prince
Ruocrt
district
CFPR
Radio
Dial
1240
Kilocycles
Bishop
Praises
Health
Work
a
tendency
subconsciously
to
put
him
in
the
same
basket
with
earthquake,
flood,
blizzard
for
publication
in
its
tourist,
hrntit;
.
(Subject
to
Change)
L
ILnn
.
:
.
d
'imsaBssssmsmsk
and
grasshopper
things
that
mere
man
can't
do
much
about.
OPERATIONS
FREE
FOR
VISITORS
guide
and
thanked
the
council,
for
courtesies
extended
do
its
members
in
the
past.
Present
at
the
meeting
were
Rupert
Fulton.
Miss
-Musical
Varieties
-Malkin's
Melody
Money
01
their
calling
cruel
some
saf
he'sThe
JJARLESS
Abbe
Arthur
Maheux,
Laval
University
?S
mnTpowerfu
trade
SS-
coun
f
w"
f
lhe
m0St
controversial
figures
in
Quebec
leader
!
'T,
"2
Q-bec
seminary.
His
campaign
leader
and
and
th
the
me
one
man
man
to
to
Silversides
-
Rudolph
Olsen.
E
I
MONTREAL
High
praise
for
,
the
effort3
mace
by
the
Can-
aaian
;
Government
in
its
cam-
paign
to
stamp
out
tuberculosis
-
among4,
Canadian
Indians
was
.yoiced
here
by
Most
Rev.
An-
Ahouy
Jordan,
O.M.I.,
Bishop
of
the
Vicariate
of
Prince
Rupert.
BishoD
Jord
an
has
incf
rr..-
is.
wunams,
Edward
Mussellam.
.
UJJll0f
uclwet.n
f
rencn
ana
English-speaking
has
won
him
many
admirers
and
some
critics
as
well.
lime
6:45
Plantation
House
Party
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC-News
Round-up
7:30
Feidler
Conducts
whom
most
workers
can
trace
many
of
their
iniDortant
w.tp
Spectacles
and
F'alse
Teeth
Also
in
Britain
K.
j.
Hopkins,
E.
T.
Applewhaite
and
J.
K.
McLeod,
chairman.
and
hour
gains.
Nobodv
ig
nores
him.
otherwise,
has
embai
rasspH
nil
TRAIX
scat
Fu'
r
the
Ea,Cni!
Monday,
weiB.
8:00
p.m.
From
the
Easu
J",
Thursct
10.45
p.m
8'.
o.uu
00
Your
xour
Favorite
favorite
Band
,
,
-
j"""
,
Cluded
ft
SDCakincr
tnnr
nf
trof
'
.,
..
.
'
"
HAT
IS
7
fIVi
But
Lewis'
latest
action
may
write
a
different
sort
of
chapter
into
the
stormy
story
of
his
life.
The
opposition
is
really
big
this
time.
It's
got
a
good
case
and
it
mav
not
burl
nn
of
organized
labor.
He
is
showing
that
the
national
economy
is
at
the
mercy
of
one
man
unless
labor
law
contains
some
safeguard.
His
"mourning
period"
is
not
a
violation
of
the
Taft-Hartley
law.
MAY
III
RT
LABOR
-"
""
o.ou
L-uizens
Forum
i
KT0
1C"
f01'
thG'
9:10-CiUzcns'
Forum
News
Jn
.
9:15-Emma
Caslor
11
hva
1
bUOdin?
9:30-Prai"e
Schooner
oi
of
sanatoria
by
the
government
io
oO-cbc
n,
for
the
rcare
of
Indian
patients
'
lo':10-CBC
News
cuiosis
among
the
native
popu-
olS
h'
lation,
tfee
Bishop
said..
He
re-
ei
LONDON
(AP)lfs
smart
to
come
to
Britain
for
your
operation,
spectacles
or
false
teeth
It's
all
Tree
and
you
can
have
a
vacation
abroad,
too.
The
Ministry
of
Health
has
ruled
that
foreigners
visiting
Britain
are
entitled
to
all
the
free
services
of
its
new
national
health
service.
Doctors
don't
like
the
idea
and
are
seeking
to
eliminate
foreigners
from
eligibility.
A
prominent
medical
nffiHni
wrrHoirr
a
inch.
"MOITRNING
PERIOD"
Officially,
his
guns
are
-
train
But
his
action
wi,nuii
illUV
may
ailPf'r
affect
the
thn
6A3RDENZ
i
,
ferred
particularly
to
the
Sana-
J
Boyd,
director
of
the
Unitpri
measure
as
the
m-psirton
States
Bureau
of
Mines.
Somp
425,000
miners
east
of
the
Mis
said
he
had
received
reports
of
DOORYARD
GARDEN
ACCENTS
,
CHARM
OF
SMALL
HOME
sissippi
left
the
coal
nits
Inst
Monday
in
a
two-week
walirnnt
persons
from
the
channel
coast
area
of
France
makinc
dav
.-,.
cam
at
;
Edmonton
and
in
his
i
own
diocese
which
,he
said,
olic
churches
in
Eastern
Can-
HeaKUC-d
e57"ent
reSUUS-
ada
Was
made
t0
ocl
aid
for
Head
ot
a
missionary
diocese
his
1
misionary
work
in
that
ter-fpread
out
over
133,000
square
ritory
miles
in
northern
British
Col-1
Before
returning
to
Prince
umbia.
the
Bishop,
has
8.00(1
Sts
Rupert
he
will
pay
brief
v
1
"
Winnipe,,
EmontoT
to
southern'
England
for
treat
labor
leaders
in
general
propose
It
makes
it
possible
for
the
administration
to
delay
a
strike
for
at
least
80
days.
In
its
place
the
administration
is
proposing
a
30-day
-cooling-off
period
during
which
a
presidential
fact-finding
board
would
Investigate.
The
final
reaction
mbht
he
rr.
billed
by
Lewis
as
a
"mourning
period"
for
the
"unnecessary
slaughter"
of
miners
during
Eoyd"S
tenure
of
office.
Actually,
Lewis
ls
tackling
President
Truman-whn
nom
ment
and
then
returning
to
their
homes.
Another
effect
of
Rriiain-.
ain-:
,
jasper
National
Park.
state
health
program
ls
a
whe.
making
boom.
The
state
is
offering
fr
-m
retain
the
80-day
clause
of
the
0
-
-
W
T
for
women,
free
tommo.
,
net!
inated
Boyd
for
the
director's
job
and
the
Senate,
which
is
being
asked
to
confirm
Boyd
in
the
post
he
has
held
so
far
on
a
temporary
basis.
Perhaps
most
important
is
lanj-mrtley
Law.
"
Unless
John
L.
Lewis
has
an
ace
up
his
sleeve,
his
"mourning
period"
may
become
a
boomerang
he
never
intended
men
with
an
extra
one
to
allow
for
cleaning
and
dressing,
also
at
state
expense.
Li'fAir...
HSm
that
Lewis,
deliberately
or
'to
throw
Mff
hlindi
bttBt!
io
get
a
free
wig,
a
medical
specialist
must
affirm
that
some
congenital
or
pathological
condition
makes
the
wig
ncessary.
They
also
can
be
SCAMPERS
(Trade
Mark
Keg.)
Your
favutiriic
pluy
slicic
is
biH-k
,
,
.
niftrc
nllr;i
live,
mure
roinfurtablc
lliun
cvrr
before
in
a
new
moeriiMii
Itoi'sii.
Keep
jour
"feel
cool
and
((iinforiiil,!,.
,,,,,.,.
long
wii,
a
,,;,.
f
.Sismao
Scampers
on
display
at
our
store.
'
Ltrilitt
...Is
rnoothf
laitic
fcst
4rtnw
t
ta:.y
Ttsttr
i
On
5
nalcn
c;ni:
j
is
:
Lou
m
Ltiiim
STEWART
NEWS
UUeslfwmPonlandCamtlMininsCemw
prescribed
in
cases
of
disfigure
ment
arising
from
accidents
Iii
the
first
five
months
of
the
.
lHj
it)
Ji
nA
tun
proof,
rust
trtrttr
national
Iiealth
servicp
1
'nri
nit
crick,
hipo!Br'
persons
claimed
wigs.
Mast
of
'
J
FT
w
A
a
.
.
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rum
ind
tea.
'
Cmltm
mtiiti
'-al-Oi.
V
3-DvjwPlTUNlA.
ROAD
TO
PREMIER
JJEING
REOPENED
SOCIAL
EVENTS
ARE
ENJOYED
Owing
to
the
severity
of
the
and
although
the
wea
her,
the
reopening
of
the
sun
L
Z
shines
"
each
dav
it
is
lafe
x
-?-
-
ctlf.
Bring
ywri?r
2-
ALY5SUM.
.caJft1?
..:
K.US
,tB-
tiy.
tlm'timinta
feu.
'
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
mem
were
women.
Most
of
the
claims
were
granted.
The
estimated
cost
of
a
woman's
wig
under
the
state
program
is
from
12
($48)
to
14
($56).
A
man's
toupee
rarely
exceeds
10
($40).
Two
factors
are
delavi
Simple
Reds
and
Borders
following
the
lines
of
the
path,
and
69c
sq.
ft.
noon
before
any
appreciable
ef-
road
to
Silbak-Premier
Mines,
is
proceeding
very
slowlv.
The
lect
is
noticed.
uunuing
are
best
for
front
yard
flowers.
Small
houses,
l'ike
small
ear-.anri
ihOM
GordonU
crew
of
the
Department
of
Public
Work's
are
having
a
tough
time
making
any
sort
of
head
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
th,
dc"s-
P
charm,
a
quality
bv
.ZJ.ulrL6'11
FOR
ALL
TYPES
OF
PRINTING-
ductlon
a
shortarrp
nf
human
j
way.
Nights
are
extremely
cold
Canadian
Legion
entertained
the
h'ch
s
to
evade
larger!
flowers
suggested
net
un.n!
members
of
the
Branch
and
rnore
Pretentious
creations.1
1
?l
at
a
crib
should
be
starts!
in
.
.
SCCd
box-
tournament
on
Friday
in
th,lAn
"oihing
will
enhance
the
!
in
!
k!,.!-".J"
nair
ana
or
trained
labor.
Ap
1
.
i
!
;
i
GREETING
CARDS
PENS
AND
PENCILS
OFFICE
SI
PPLIES
HOME
STATIONERY
SEE
Legion
Club
Rooms.
The
menlcharm
of
a
modern
home1
cold
framriinJ"
7.
d
r
1
uni
i
vwnnn
Ft
won
by
a
score
of
7994
to
7804.1
n
Dluc
M
a
dooryard
garden,)
hundred
days
;
are
reuuirert
lmlivuh,al
winners
were:
ladies,!
y.Ui
flowers.
j
prpducc
TJlT
vut
Idm
iiuiibi
iiuuu
ufirLi
a
a
Mrs.
G.
Anderson,
Miss
Jean
Most
Up-to-Date
Cafe
in
A
S)il)b
Printing
d
anne
Crawford,
George
Nelson
ana
j.
(Shorty
)
Carson.
Sam
Kirkpatrick
won
the
two
bam-
Bssncr
Block
Phone
231
Open
from
8
p.m.
to
4
a.m.
"W
Wc
Specialize
in
Chinese
Dkhfl
CHOP
SUEY
CHOW
MEDi
FOR
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
IS
bis
which
were
drawn
for.
Sup
per
was
served
by
the
ladies.
The
old-time
da
nces
sivin
NOW
AVAILABLE
-I
can
be
nlanUnJ
der
Protccn
before
developed
by
t
i
f
.
colors
which
harmoynizPelan
I
LTJZ
l
the
house
and
its
trim.
For
as
however
anS
m
V
oTeicir
bluets
ZZ
nowers
win
prooi
aliu!
S
foreground.
'
i
,
,
6irdcn.
Cn
A
com-
in
the
illustration
iT
be
olue
flowers
white
and
used
ES,
ft
and
"f,
P'antS
wU1
do
arc
grown
as
bor-i
,
,
lers'to
the
path
and
along
the
lot
T
L
ZlT
?
at
foundation
line
of
the
house.
No
Snts
bel
T'
hCU
hrubs
L
lV
to
to.
8row
are
used
.
exceot
mn
.
.
sored
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
A.
MacKEN
63L
V
W
aaair
,
"Jif
FURNTTl
U1
-anaaian
legion
and
run
under
the
direction
of
Sam
Kirkpatrick
are
proving
very
popular
with
the
young
folk,
strip
th-Willow,
Virginia
Reel,
Chasing
the
Squirrel
are
all
proving
very
attractive.
ITU.
OrRSTO(K0Flj
evergreen
flanking
the
door
'ra
u
..De
'ewer,
.they
SlITtS
is
i"'""
Orifntal
Walnut
.
"t-ute"
Jite
a
hedge.
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
Colonial
j
LOOK
FOR
TIIE
NEW
RED
AND
WHITE
Prices
frw
Plumbing
or
Ucatinf
Call
SMITH
&
ELKINS
Phone
174
Box
274
t
?
IT
PAYS
TO
ROLL
YOUR
OWN
WITH
eOlD
SEAL
LABEL
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Camosun
Sunday,
10
p.m.,
Coquitlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
k
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Coquitlam,March
11
and
25,
10
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
PACIFIC
lite,
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
Stevedoring
&
Contra
.....
.
nitTrn
You'll
find
it
in
our
fine
(selection
of
English
Worsted,
Oray
Flannel
Finish
Serge
and
Sharkskin
Suits.
To
compliment
your
suit
choose
a
Commando.
Cord
Coat.
Still
at
reduced
price,
$34.95
ACME
CLOTHING
STORE
s.s
Coquitlam,
Mar.
4,
Mar.
18,
Cigarette
Tobacco
iu
p.m.
.
,
'
'
General
Stevedores
and
Contra
R.E.
FRANK
J.
SKINNEK
Prince
Rupert
Agent
MORTIMER
?
I
34
2nd
Ave,
(Near
CFPR)
liiird
Avenue
Phone
500
I
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t
i
m
0(
t'v
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M
1
LD-
SWEET.
BRIGHT
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nra7it
nFe6t
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cinn
vit
cavf
420
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bird
in
the
hand
her
er
most
eherisliPl
;fr
V,
,l
ine
sh.
So.
remember,
wncn
J?,
Sc!ct
te
Most
Cherished
'
Gift
of
All
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.
.
Her
Engumiriiein
lliwj
OIK
.
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lit
the
Nail
on
the
Head!
This
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Serious!
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ing
Service
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Ring
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