i
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
January
23,
1950
JAIJUJI
f?rry
Refl
eels
.
.
.
.
ffif
Remiuisci'.a
N.
A.
Bckeiov,
agent
for
the
Department
of
Transport
here,
returned
10
the
city
on
the
Chil-cotin
Friday
night
from
Vancouver
where
he
attended
the
recent
launching
of
the
new
lighthouse
fnder
Alexander
Mackenzie
which
will
be
operated
out
of
Pi
ince
Rupert,
Advert!?
r
t:.c
vumh
It
Pays
to
AfiveVtlse!
All
InnVpendetH
dull
newspaper
rtevot.ed
to
the
iipt,imrrlnr
of
Prince
Rupert
and
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!
compri
lu"
nortb.ju
unit
(entrfil
Hi!iish
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In
future
I
he
unnerving
wail
of
How
many
people
today
know
the
siren
will
tell
Prince
Rupert
who
the
Covenanters"
were?
here
is
a
fire.
We
first
hearer
it
Covenanters!
The
National
Cov-
al'ter
Pearl
Harbor.
Some
sounds
enant!
The
Solemn
League
and
are
pleasant
but
not
this
one.
It
Covenant!
The
Cameronian.si
gets
under
the
skin.
It
is
sinister
Claverhouse!
David
Leslie!
The
and
ruthless
all
for
instant
ac-
Lowland
Scottish
Brigade!
Loos!
lion
of
some
sort.
Not
a
word
is
That's
the
association
of
Ideas.
Really
A
Pmg
i
".
-
Men's
PANTS,
Wool.
Now
for
Come
Out
from
Under
the
Shadow
of
om
1581
to
1915.
And
now
these
Men's
WORK
JH
IV
IEW
NATIONALISM
DF.CREES
in
Hungary
,sPoken
but
you
understand
every-
ft
IN
arrests
and
deportations
of
British,
Amen'-
thing
perfectly-
it
says:
-wake
sc
,
,.
,
.
rs
.
.
'
up!
Watch
out!
Danger
toward!
an
Scots
are
at
it
again.
They
have
Speciol,
pair
neither
Covenant
which
patrl-
can,
Swedish
and
now
Canadian
citizens
from
Hun
Argyle
Diamond
gary,
Poland
and
Czechoslovakia
seem
part
of
a
Ke9-
up
to
$2.5;
le
process,'
The
purpose
is
the
complete
isola
i
Avvay
with
you!
A
fire
d
n
it."
otic
Scots
(in
Scotland
i
are
sign-
'
ing
by
the
thousand.
All
they
A
noted
British
Columbia
poet-
want
is
a
Scottish
Parliament,
ess
told
a
local
audience
that
Well,
British
Columbia,
with'
'ess
people
should
expose
themselves
than
a
million
inhabitants,
aov-10
poetry.
Their
lives
will
be
the
erns
itself
locally.
The
Six
Conn-richer
for
the
experience.
Well,
ties
hnve
their
Parliament
in
onlv
the
other
dav.
we
wrote
a
Belfast.
But
the
five
million
ueo-
Now
.,
,
Boys'
ond
Girls'
t.
tion"
of
these
European
nations
from
the
rest
of
Europe
in
order
that
they
may
be
brought
more
completely
under
Russian
control
and
influence.
piece
SNOWSUtr
LEGITIMATE
"STOWAWAY"
Pilot
John
Chandler
of
Cobh,
Ireland,
is
getting
used
to
the
role
of
an
unscheduled
passenger
on
trans-Atlantic
liners
because
of
stormy
weather.
In
the
last
20
years
he
has
made
three
such
voyages.
Chandler
is
shown
chatting
with
Miss
Nina
Tinwell
of
Loudon
aboard
the
liner
Franconla,
just
before
docking
in
Halifax.
He
had
to
remain
aboard
when
rough
seas
prevented
the
pilot
boat
from
removing
him.
(C.
P.
Photo
l
s,
The
purpose
of
the
nationalisation
decrees
is
j
limerick
without
assistance.
pie
in
Scotland
are
governed
by
Try
DO
LCI
N
Tablets
for
prompt
relief
from
arthritic
and
rheumatic
pain
,
.
.Try
DOLCIN
.
.
.
get
bottle
of
100
or
500
tablet
from
your
druggist
TODAY
am!
join
tlie
thousands
of
relieved
suflerert
who
by
taking
DOLCIN
have
come
out
from
Under
tli
thadow
of
Pain
...
Most
druggist
carry
DOLCIN.
If
yoiiri
doe
not,
write
direct
U
wool.
Reg.
$9
95
N
Now
only
I
.
the
Sassanach
majority
at
West-
"Most
people,"
observes
a
psy-
minster.
Apparently
these
Scots
eholot'lst"
are
grouchy
at
break-
like
English
government
today
last."
This
has
been
.noted
at
no
better
than
they
did
in
1300.
Prince
Rupert
during
the
pres-
not
economic.
It
is
officially
described
as
a
means
...Pi
jpi'eveting
the
off
ices
and
works
of
foreign
firms
??:fi-&m
being
used
as
"nests
of
sabotage
and
espion-
age".
Boys'
SWEATEIIjJ
jWool,
from
$i
Historically
noted
for
their
fer-
ent
icy
snap.
How
can
one
feel
it
is
all
"sabotage".
Foreign
businesses
are
to
be
afler
a
uoor
oeitv.
their
Quarrelsomeness
their
merry
and
bright
buy
this
handy
4
lamp
carton
iiliujdated
in
Order
to
prevent
sabotage.
Foreign
res-'l
fhave,
partly
warmed
house,
di-
haughty
pride,
their
love
for
di-
1
!
irss?Sru
cold
rent
action
and
their
contempt
Ai.,
1.,,.
nfflni.a
oi'VDctod
fill
uniiv,
Hv.i.lt.ti-
DOLCIN
LIMITED
i
I
siwinnn
i
cup
ana
saucer,
an
egg
too
son
ior
ine
gentie
art
01
compromise,
mrges
of
espionage.
and
a
reminder
to
be
sure
and
it.
will
be
interesting
to
watch
Ttrtttlt
10
0tiUri4
-The
effect
is
a
double
one.
Life
is
to
be
made
in-
!rhfg
home
what
was
forgotten
how,
if,
as
and
when
these
Scots
y
the
day
before.
get
their
Parliament
in
Edin-
tolerble
and
work
impossible
for
any
Westerner
Advertise
in
trie
Da,
uuigu
ugitui,
now
how
mis
sliii-
SKSf.
li
Under
such
compelling
condi-
necked
nation
of
individualists
tlons,
it
should
be
hardly
neces-
manages
to
conduct
itself.
Mod-sary
to
urge
fullest
co-operation
era
parliamentary
procedure
BROADWAY
CHI
GENERAL
"'-in;
in
these
countries.
They
are
to
be
expelled
or
induced
to
leave:
who
would
wish
to
remain
with
the
;.,
possibility
hourly
over
his
head
of
arrest?
And
at
"the
same
time,
an
atmosphere
of
dread
and
distrust
"is'reated.
So
that,
whether
for
fear
or
suspicion
no
"Pole
or
Czech
or
Hungarian
will
have
any
con-
A
i
1
!
M
Itf
J
J
I
in
conserving
power.
As
a
matter
might
make
them
hold
them-
lof
fact,
as
everyone
knows,
there
selves
down
in
doing
which
their
I
has
always
been
'
the
tendncy
former
kings
had
such
indiffer-
!
toward
wastefulness..
It's
little
ent
success.
!
short
of
amazing
to
discover
how
E
I
CPT0
D
(P
i&MA
E.
En
E.1
13
I
ti
1
U
I
tylrii
(5)
tact
or
any
nean.ngs
wun
any
western
ioreigner
n
jmcri
one
can
do
without
for
a
he
can
avoid
it.
For
even
to
meet
and
talk
with
a
while
without
suffering
more
Westerner
is
to
invite
doubts
of
one's
own
"reliabil-
j
lhau
a
litUe
convenience.
nest
Cool
Hours
7
am
u
For
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
200
To
Advertisers
To
injure
publication
of
display
or
classified
advertising,
j
copy
for
same
must
be
in
the
office
of
the
Daily
News
by
4
p.m.
the
day
previous
to
advertising.
Requirements
of
the
mechanical
department
;
make
this
rule
neeessarv.
,
I
So,
even
when
not
arrested
or
directly
the
foreigner
will
be
boycotted
u
n
t
i
1
he
his
unwelcome
person.
The
whole
process
is
Higher
Wages
Being
Sought
!
a
purge,
an
expulsion
of
all
Western
elements-
Values
(or
You
Pyrex
Wore
Lunch
Kits
Substantial
Increases
Asked
By
Fish
Workers
Substantial
wage
increases
axe
NOltMAX
WALTON
fv
rco
lai
pfS'
Pocket
Knives
O
Coverfcd
Roasters
.
Thermos
tiultk
-"-"If
IS
TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS
SINCE
Norman
P.
I
being
demanded
by
the
Prince
I
.,
,
.
-
:
Rupert
local
of
United
Fisher-
;
!,
waltftn
was
assistant
general
superintendent
n
ot
man
and
Allied'
Workers
union.
s
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Prince
Rupert
ard
i
following
a
special
meeting
held
-
hi-
went
a
long
since
that
time,
rising
to
the
post
of
'Sunday
to
ter
proposed
.
.
,
i
changes
in
the
1949
agreement
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
in:iwtTMi:vr
(it1
hi-.s
MINKMtf.
ACT
I
ociiiuu
r,H
(di)
!
Nutlip
of
illriltlnil
(cir
i
Oi
l
if
irntc
nf
Improvement
Mlllsite
lyfisf'-il
CiHim.
Situate
in
It's
new,
convenient
-
4
G-E
Lampt
in
ene
strong
carton,
easy
la
carry,
handy
to
itorH.
You
always
have
replacements
when
a
lamp
burns
out.
AskforG-E
lamps
by
name
they
stay
brighter
longer.
ready
i
r.t'i-uu
e
VJce-presuieiiL
Hiutii
jie
Jieni
wnen
jic
uicu
between
the
union,
fish
compan-
flit'
Portland
Canal
Mining
Division
.WT.llir
Jv.
HAi.ti.nol
.it
tri
iiu1r.iinil
H'jrl
ho
nnf.
too
tho
r.n.nn
nriArat.tnn'
niiinir
Casslar
Mining-Division.
YUMMYPi'
r
....Biuuinuv
in
muiiLic-cu
cii.
tuc
uccn-vuv.
j"
....
......
v,K,
r
W!irre
Iorateri.
C1rarwater
Rivpr.
-been
at
the
age
of
retirement,
Mr.
Walton
might
-'thedty
waterfront.
Alex
Gordon
pr
KltsauIt
VallP5,
Allce
Arm,
.
,
business
agent
of
U.F.A.W.A.
from
c.
.
Well
have
become
the
president
of
the
System
for
Vancouver
was
present
at
,
the
NmrHoi
tw
iofdert
frermnier-i
,
-capabilities
as
an
executiveand
a
railwayman,
meeting
After
visiting
the
local
Kf
Charlra
F.
lWtlch.
ftrM..!,
u-fl,.0
miovont
m-cn
-l1lr,
11Q
,v.c
in
Pviv,
branch
for
the
past
week
he
left
of
Van.OUVI,r.
British
Columbia
That's
what
;
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
COMPANY
LIMITED
family
will
sc
about
the
Delif
Free
Miner's
OrLiticr.te
No.
34072'P'.
-
v,v-"
""""
V
"
-
for
thc
south
aboara
the
Chil
Rupert,
had
long
since
become
widely
recognized
cotm
Sunday
intern's,
at
thc
end
of
sixty
dnys
from
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
CAKES
from-
Certificate
of
on
the
national
level.
Th
wage
demands,
details
of
,lllins
Recorder
for
a
M
.
,
Improvements
provrments
for
for
tin
tlie
purpose
o;
RUPERT
BAKERIES
LTD.
fThose
who
knew
Mr.
Walton
when
he
w
a
B
in
no,
a
n
.
I'hime
KI3
f.11
3rd
Ave.
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
cbtainiii!;
r
Crown
grunt
of
the
above
claim.
And
further
take
notice
thet
action,
tm.ler
sfrtion
B5
of
the
"Mineral
Act."
must
bs
commenced
before
thc
issnmu-e
o(
such
Certificate
of
Improvements.
Ui'tccl
this
31st
day
of
December.
1940.
CHARLES
F.
WELCH
A.
J.
Cowan,
Witness
Prince
liiipert,
and
after
a
quarter
of
a
century
v,.m
be
based
upon
the
fact
that
their
numbers
are
now
dwindling,
remember
him
as'
the
cost
of
living
during
xois
an
ttble,
courteous
and
fair
official,
taking
a
keen
-ZtTtZ
tcrest
even
in
the
smallest
problems
that
were
'creases-win
occur.
Relinquishing
brought
to
him
by
the
humblest
persons.
One
did
not
of
retlt
controls
by
the
Dominion
!
1
'government
which
will
result,
In
i
i.
i
i
r
nave
to
be
an
important
business
man,
a
member
of
,.vl,Tlot(,
fi(,
r,r.r
t
n.
,
SIcjuIIjiki
Newspaper
nu
vmislng
pays
ofi
lilallarr
yiianuari
.
..
...
..in
niviaenas
I
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
or
something
like
that
;
crease
plus
and
the
effect
on
the
Trilight
Lamps,,
silk
shades
Boudoir
Shades
Boudoir
Lamps
Table
Lamps,
silk
shades
mmsi
Gainsday
Ironers
Even
fcr
d.ii;;i
the
price
you
tan't
buy
anything
bettfer
than
i
General
Electric
Radios
1
9.95
to
2:
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
Single
Burner
Hot
Plates
Electric
Heaters
9.30
to
General
Electric
Washers
with
pump
control
.
:
.
'
mpiBiMi
HOPTHFRM
B.
C.
POWFR
CO
.Jo
receive
the
personal
attentive
and
usually
help-
;cosl
of
livln
occasioned
by
the
.rfni'consideration
of
Mr.
Walton.
He
consequently,
!
dp"yc
TplJe
other
17-had
friends
and
admirers
not
only
among
his
subor-
J
tors
which
win
cause
a
continued
dinates
in
the
railway
service
but
among
all
the
ci"
jre
in
livins
costs-
.
.
.t
...
,
,
'
.
,
,
.i
Also
considered
by
fishworkers
tifcens
with
whom
he
came
in
contact
one
way
or
was
the
great
exLstlng
.5
fmoiher.-
Those
qualities
which
made
him
such
a
between
the
American
ashing
m-successful
administrator
in
the
local
and
regional
j
dustry
wage
rates
rgid
B.
c.
rates.
,
,
,
.
,
!
This
question,
it
was
held,
is
of
.
spheres
soon
won
for
him
the
advancement
to
the
'
prlme
importance
to
ail
persons
broader
national
scope
in
railway
affairs
where
he
j
connected
with
the
Canadian
served
many
vears
and
with
admitted
and
consis-
west
coast
ftehing
industry,
since
:
'
,
,
.
'
at
the
present
time,
a
powerful
tf
nt
(He
t
of
S.
J.
TT
Hungerford,
success.
was
a
protege
campaign
is
being
carrleci
on
by
a
former
C.
N.
R.
president,
who
first
spied
his
out-
u.s.a
operators
and
unions
to
standing
talents
at
Prince
Rupert)-
jpitner
increase
tariffs
or
plaee
:
.
.
.
:
embargoes
on
imported
B.C.
fish.
,.j;A
man
Of
perception,
t
integrity
and
decision,
One
of
the
main
arguments
used
Mri
Walton
made
friends
wherever
he
went
not
only
:
by
those
interests
across
the
,
.
-f;,
himself
personally
but
for
the
railway
system
TTtZTlJTJi
,
.iiwyrved.
He
was
a
good
friend
of
Central
British
;
low
fish
price
as
a
result
of
wages
;
;
'
Columbia.
He
knew
and
could
sympathize
with
the
Prevailins
ln
the
B
c-
fishins
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dustry
which
places
United
States
t,
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oblems
of
this
part
of
the
country.
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shall
miss
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and
processors
m
an
Jinr
from
the
national
level
of
railway
affairs
for
unfavorable
competitive
position.
even
thousands
of
miles
away
on
McGill
Street
he
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hourly
and
overtime
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,
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.
.
.
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'conditions,
union
security
and
.
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never
lost
the
keen
interest
in
the
affairs
and
people
i
several
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generai
improve-r;
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Prince
Rupert
and
Central
British
Columbia
!
menu
over
the
1949
agreements
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with
whom
he
became
so
well
acquainted
and
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