Prince
Hupcrt
DaHp
J-Jrtu
5
Thursday,
June
16,
1949
51
ITALIAN
FARM
J
WORKERS
STRIKE
ROME
Qi
More
than
1.000
farm
workers
left
Italy's
ripening
fields
Thursday
in
a
21-hour
agricultural
strike
led
by
communists.
.Heavy
police
reinforcements
guarded
agplnst
outbreaks
of
violence.
The
farm
strike
was
accompanied
by
the
threat
of
a
general
strike
by
some
5,000,000
followers
of
the
communist
-
controlled
general
labor
federation:
Coalition
Is
More
Popular
VICTORIA
A
record
vote
of
645,000
was
cast
in
the
provincial
election
yesterday.
Coalition
gained
in
popular
vote.
C.C.F.
fell
behind.
,
The
Coalition
got
62
percent
of
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EMERALD
0OMI
Salad
iff
Th
Cfwf
Matlbra
kium
SerriM,
W
wkif;c
Lime
Jell-O
jps
hot
water
"My
only
prescription
is,
don't
ever
again
call
your
wife
a
bent
up
old
tintype!"
I'
CANNED
FOODS
f
popular
vote
compared
with
56
percent
In
1945.
The
C.C.F.
dropped
from
38
percent
to
35
percent.
McRAE
CARRIES
(Continued
rrora
Vagi
1)
Echoes
of
In
last
election
Coalition
won
'
3?
seats,
obtaining
40
this
time.
C.C.F.
won
eleven
seats
in
1945
:and
six
yesterday.
up
vine
eispoon
salt
up
sliu-J.
stuffed
olives
:pj
finely
chopped
celery
ve
JeII-0
in
hot
water.
Add
j
anJ
salt.
Chill
until
slightly
kJ.
Fold
in
olives
and
celery,
into
ring
mould.
When
firm,
jJ.
Fill
centre
with
nuyon-i(
Jciired.
Serves
6
to
8.
by
W.
J.
Election
cast
ballots
yesterday
than
in
1945,
although
better
than
1,600
more
were
registered
in
the
riding.
There
just
i'jwV
a
more
delightful
pick-up
for
a
meal
than
a
colorful
salad
.
.
.
especially
when
vegetables
are
set
in
a
sparkling
mould
of
appetizing
JELL-O.
Of
course,
Jell-0
is
equally
wonderful
served
plain,
or
fruited,
or
whipped.
Economical
Jell-O
desserts
and
salads
are
favorites
of
countless
housewives.
Next
time
you
shop
Bi-Centenary
At
Halifax
Election
Day.
Several
of
the
interest,
not
.
always
gates
voted
absentee
here.
Paul's
Church,
oldest
Protestant
church
in
Canada
built
in
1750;
the
City
Hall;
the
Nova
Scotian
Hotel
and
Canadian
National
station;
ships
from
a
sailing
vessel
to
a
big
ocean-going
Excluding
the
absentee
vote.
which
will
not
be
counted
until
particularly
keen
in
former
July
7,
Prince
Rupert
citizens
wls
'"ie0uy
cue
uuicr
Old
Timers
could
not
but
help
cast
3.354
ballots,
slichtlv
less
wa'
aruna
weanesaay.
un
ine'contra
t
the
diference
between
k
-fount
only
in
ieW-0
?
HALIFAX
Colorful
menu
passenger
liner.
,
1945
At
streeUi
ln
Business
places
and
roominess
than
in
the
elections.
the
SDace.
general
get
Jell-0
with
the
big
red
letters
on
the
box.
that
time,
3,811
votes
were
cast
ln
homes,
it
was
easy
to
note
and
and
conveniences
or
the
Civic
!
covers
30,000
of
them
com-ln
the
riding.'
There
were
more
Xeel
whic:l
way
Publlc
attention
Centre
with
the
available
accom-'
memorating
the
founding
of
the
"rtaf
"lodce-iV
JeI-0
flavor
An
illustration
on
the"
"back
shows
trees
being
hewn
down
on
the
shore
of
the
bay,
now-known
as
one
of
the
ercat
har-
A
Product
of
Gonoral
Foods
Jell
O
it
a
trademark
ownod
by
Cnral
Foods,
limit.
d
than
4,900
names
on
the
city
was
concentrating,
it
was
a
modation
in
previous
years
pro-.
City
or
Halifax
200
years
ago
1
are
being
distributed
across
the
voters'
list
this
time
out
of
a
question
mam
no
matter
wnicn
vlcled
for
Election
Day
workers
way
one
looked.
It
was
quite
o.k.
for
everybody
concerned.
Canadian
National
Railways
sys-bors
of
the
world
that
were
the
tern
now.
They
will
the
:
grace
foundations
for
the
city
of
Hall-
total
potential
vote
of
7,077.
'
NATIVES
FOR
McRAE
1Iieie
wcre
l
mntasuc
.
wuira
ui
u.
an
.
uie
llc
cumpuiiy
""
s
aui-
Returns
fro.n
exclusively
In-
fax
fax,
a
city
destined
to
Erow
in
dian
polling
stations
showed
that
guesses
as
to
the
outcome,
but
The
weather
man
is
deserving
mg
cars,
hotels
and
restaurants'
importance
with
every
passing
the
native
vote
strongly
favored
as
lar
as
can
De
esumatea,
tne
of
an
honest
word
of
praise.
Af-,"""
y"
toa-su
I
decade.
The
legend
tells
of
the
Mr.
McRae.
This
was
indicated
gcneral
level-
01
predictions
was
ter
weeks
of
storms
and
clouds
On
the
front
is
a
reproduc-
j
association
the
C.N.R.
has
had
by
the
fact
that
Kltkatla
cast
by
n0
means
extravagant.
A
and
chill
winds,
the
Wednesday
tion
of
the
monument
to
Ed-'
with
that
development
for
near-
There
are
Seven
Famous
Flavors
of
Jell-0
founder
of
v
100
vears
and
how
nrond
it
66
votes
for
Mr.
McRae
and
only
UOQ
many
were
nopmg
mat
tne
i
temperature
cnanged
lor
tne
ward
uornwains,
tm
(r
Mr
Rrptt
skifipwatp
Tn-
vote
wouia
allow
ior
a
suostan-
better,
the
sky
cleared,
and
by
Haiilax
in
1749
It
has
the
is
of
its
part
ln
a
long
and
(othdr
dominantly
native
poll,
udl
opposition.
the
afternoon,
it
was
June
at
wording
"Bicentenary
of
Halifax,'
eventful
history,
and
salutes
its
best.
The
evening
through-
N.S..
1749
-
1949"
and
little
Halifax
on
the
200th
anniver-out
was
delightful.
sketches
show
the
Citadel;
St.'sary
of
its
birthday.
A
,,
'"
cast
114
votes
for
Mr.
McRae.
as
against
14
for
Mr.
Brett.
There
was,
of
course,
the
In
being
ured
by
the
Prince
Ru-
forthcoming
blood
bank
cam-
r-i
u
.
.
r
f
Tt
nniirn
tn
hn
VinlH
in
tho
nlfv
hv
Absentee
vote
in
Prince
Ru-
evitable
proportion
of
spoiled
'tlakatla
1
lvt
'
u..u.
rheR;d
p
H
iperfs
19
polls
totalled
415
with
ballots.
Some
were
little
better
"::r
,
.
iLinzey
and
S.
A.
Cheeseman'89
votes
being
cast
by
residents
than
blanks.
Others
bore
a
line
i
i
comnrlse
the
Chamber
commit-.
of
the
district
and
326
being
of
writing,
difficult
if
not
im-
bring
advised
by
the
Depart-
to
tv,ic
moftoi-
registered
bv
residents
of
nut-
possible
to
read.
Some
ballots
merit
of
Transport
that
a
de-
The
Chamber
decided
to
make
'
side
districts
here
temporarily,
were
marked
in
Ink.
official
would
be
sent
partmentai
funher
repre8cntattons
to
the1
Sunnyside
Cannery
had
350
Make
.......
....wgawu..
.
-
TransDort
Board
seekine
an
votes
and
187
absentee
votes
On
of
Uit
most
lntprpst.ini?
with
a
view
to
making
estimates
alr
mail
service
between
Prince
absentee
vote
and
187
absentee
spoiled
ballots
showed
the
names
s
Lights
liale
Action
Soughing
l'p
of
Road
Work
by
Chamber
action
with
a
view
u-ment
to
aids
to
naval
Metlakatla
Passage
bmefit
of
fishing
ves-inall
towing
craft
whicii
.short
cut
to
the
sea
mce
Rupert
Harbor
is
as
ui
vne
cosi
or
sucn
ngnis.
Rupert
and
such
Queen
Char-
votes
were
cast
at
Port
Edward.
of
both
McRae
and
Brett
cross-Ruad
matters
also
came
up
for
lotte
Island
points
as
Massett,
Here
are
the
results
of
the
ed
out
and
McAfee
written
in.
discussion
at
Monday
night's
Port
Clements
and
Queen
Char-
election
in
this
riding
on
'the
By
mid-afternoon,
the
movement
this
Qmk,tei$ureWag
-v
.
A
.-...,)
meeting
with
tne
decision
to
ask
lotto
city.
basis
of
returns
from
41
out
of
,
of
electors
toward
the
Civic
Cen
but
fell
the
provincial
government
toj
The
executive
and
committee
43
polls,
as
available
here
this
speed
up
its
plans
for
the
im-'
chairmen
were
requested
to
pre-
morning:
tre
began
to
increase
off
toward
evening.
-i
i
15
provement
of
the
road
to
Port
,
pare
resolutions
for
the
annual
McRae
Brett
Edward
and
repairs
to
the
road
convention
of
the
Associated
to
Terrace
which
John
Gur-J
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
Bri-vicli
said
was
almost
"impos-
tish
Columbia
to
be
held
In
Sml-
The
Gyro
convention,
bringing
numerous
visitors
from
various
points
in
B.C.,
coincided
with
Kinds
of
Meats
So
Quick
So
Easy.
It
takes
no
sible"
due
to
washouts
on
Remo
.
thers
in
August,
Hill.
The
city
will
also
be
ask-
i
r
with
DISAPPOINTED
ed
to
hasten
improvements
on
the
city
streets.
Complaint
was
also
made
of
the
condition
of
the
road
along
the
waterfront
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
AND
In
(ho
Mailer
of
the
Islalr
or
Julrs
Spgiiin.
HerfMsrri.
Intestate
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honour
JudRe
W.
O.
Fulton,
AT
U.K.
PURCHASE
VANCOUVER
(P
The
United
more
time
than
to
make
a
simple
dessert.
First,
crush
thoroughly
2
quarts
fully
ripe
berries.
(Use
rip
fruit,
not
the
under-ripe
fruit
called
for
in
old-fashioned
recipes.)
Measure
4
cups
crushed
fruit
and
7
cups
sugar
into
large
saucepan
or
kettle,
mix
well,
bring
to
full,
tolling
boil
over
high
Prince
Rupert
(19
polling
stations
i
1,794
1,560
Prince
Rupert
Advance
Poll
..
14
21
Miller
Bay
44
16
Tlell
'8
7
Haysport
3
6
Humpback
Bay..
3
3
Kltkatla
.
66
2
Sunnyside
25
14
Butedale
33
28
Digby
Island
....
7
15
Gillatt
Arm
(Cumshewa
Inleti
5
14
Port
Clements
..
20
23
Skidegate
118
14
east
of
Cow
Bay
bridge.
I
m
,.
I
.
V,
All
t)1nn
The
Chamber
also
gave
Us
.
b".
'"'""-"
blessing
to
the
forthcoming
in-'
dollars,
will
purchase
7d,000,000
ternational
yacht
race
between
board
feet
of
lumber
from
Brlt-Olympia,
Nanalmo,
Prince
Ru-
'sh
Columbia,
it
was
learned
pert
and'
Juneau
and
will
co-1
Wednesday.
The
price
was
not
operate
with
the
Prince
Rupert
disclosed,
but
it
was
reported
to
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club
in
enter-
be
between
$5,000,000
and
$6,000,-tainment
of
the
visitors
on
some
000,
which
was
said
to
be
dis-
j
25
yachts
here
later
ln
the
sum-
;
appointing
by
lumber
operators
LochI
Judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia,
I
was
on
the
13th
day
of
June,
AD.
1949.
appointed
Administrator
with
the
will
annexed,
of
Jules
Scguin,
late
of
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia,
who
died
at
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
on
the
2nd
day
of
January,
1949.
All
persona
Indebted
to
the
said
estate
are
required
to
pay
K
MUSTARD
1
-
iiwrl
I
-.
.
heat.
I
-rr--
..JLmML.....
-
v---
-,
V.r.---
in
---------
mrr.
both
ln.
price
and
the
size
of
Support
was
promised
to
the
the
order.
Short
Boil
Keeps
Fresh-Fruit
Flavor,
Color.
Stir
constantly
before
and
while
boiling.
BOIL
HARD
ONE
MINUTE
ONLY
(No
long
boiling
to
dull
the
natural
color
or
spoil
the
luscious
fresh-fruit
taste.)
Remove
from
heat,
stir
in
half
-bottle
of
Certo
Fruit
Pectin.
Then
stir
and
skim
by
turns
for
5
minutes
to
cool
slightly
and
prevent
floating
fruit.
Queen
Charlotte
1
City
Port
Simpson
....
Klemtu
Church
Creek
....
40
87
57
15
I
44
9
6
5
30
15
6
54
lit
AM.
vnnif
the
amount
of
their
indebtedness
to
me
forthwith
and
all
persons
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
required
to
file
them
with
me
properly
verified
on
or
before
the
31st
day
of
July,
1949,
falling
which
distribution
will
ba
made
having
regard
only
to
such
claims
of
which
I
shall
have
been
notified.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
this
15th
day
of
June,
1949.
GORDON
FRASER
FORBES,
official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
(152)
Sandspit
49
NOTICE
TO
TRUCKERS
8
37
57
tINTING
IQl'IKEMENTS
Juskatla
Metlakatla
Port
Edward
Aero
Camp
(Cumshewa
Inlet)
SEE
9
7
83
As
a
temporary
expedient,
pending
revision
of
the
"Street
Traffic
&
Parking
By-law,"
trucks
will
be
allowed
to
back
into
the
curb
on
the
south
side
of
Third
Avenue
between
Fulton
Street
and
McBride
Street
while
actually
engaged
in
loading
or
unloading
from
8
a.m.
to
12
noon
daily.
II-
D.
TIIAIN,
City
Clerk.
Massett
104
Al
PRINTERS!
Polls
still
to
hear
from
this
PHONE
21
morning
were
Wark
Canal,
Vic
torv
Cove,
Oona
River,
(Hunt's
fond
Ave.
Ilox
423
'
Inlet
and
Osland.
i
..(1
V
.STL
T
Pile
Sufferers
Don't
tell
us
your
piles
art
hopeless.
Thousands
of
former
suiters
tell
us
they
naa
piles
lor
20
years,
some
longer.
They
are
satisfied
PYLTONE
produces
results.
So
It
can
for
you.
One
bottle
will
prove
its
action
in
your
stubborn
case
or
price
refunded
at
once.
That's
our
guarantee
of
the
new
PYLIOM.
TREATMENT.
PYLTONE
goes
directly
to
the
internal
cause,
that's
the
reason
for
its
success.
$1.75
at
all
druggists.
The
Rt.
Hon.
Louis
EOT
Am
V
50
More
Jam!
Because
you
don't
have
to
"boil
down"
your
juice
to
make
it
set,
you'll
have
about
10
glasses
to
ladle
and
paraffin
instead
of
the
6
to
be
expected
from
"long-boil"
recipes.
Certo
helps
all
fruits
to
jell
without
tedious
long
boiling
.
.
.
averages
50
more
jam
or
jelly
from
the
same
amount
of
fruit.
i
No
Guesswork.
As
each
fruit
comes
in
season,
use
Certo
to
stock
your
cupboard
with
a
variety
of
.
delicious
jams
and
jellies.
With
each
bottle
of
Certo
you
get
a
booklet
of
78
Kitchen-Tested
recipes
.
.
.
a
different
one
for
each
fruit
since
different
fruits
need
different
handling.
For
sure
results
follow
m.
The
Prime
Minister
Speaks
Tonight
these
recipes
exactly.
.
am.
Certo
is
nothing
but
fruit
pectin
the
natural
substance
in
fruit
which
makes
jams
"jam"
and
jellies
"jell"
-extracted
and
concentiated
for
easier,
quicker,
better
jam
and
jelly
making.
The
name
"Certo"
is
a
trade-mark.
Commodore
Cafe
5
"Better
Th-n
Ever"
s
Best
Food
and
Service
ln
City
J
Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
S
Jj
Third
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.
J
7:30-3:60
p.m.
CFPi
INSERTED
BY
NATIONAL
LIBERAL
COMMITTEE
A
pound
of
jam
or
jHy
mad
with
Crto
contains
no
mora
sugar
than
pound
mad
tho
old,
long-boil
way.
A
Product
of
Gnra!
Foodt
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