ITALIAN
STRIKE
ENDS
Continued
Iroin
Pag?
One)
Prince
Kupert
Dfifl?
Heto
Eta.
Friday,
July
18.
1948
Mcelroy
is
now
favored
SUNDAY
TERRACE
BUS
SERVICE
Permission
by
the
provincial
Public
Utilities
Commission
for
a
city
bus
line
to
make
passenger
trips
to
Terrace
on
Sundays
will
permit
city
residents
body
Is
known
was
able
by
his
dynamic
personality
and
leadership
strongly
to
reinforce
this
influence.
STRIKES
BEGAN
SPLIT
HO
SOCIALS
IN
SCHOOLS
Canadian
Amateur
Golf
In
Semi-Finals
Today
HAMILTON,
fh-
Two
Cana
carload
of
coal
for
the
school3
here
was
discussed
and
all
were
In
favor
of
it.
The
appointment
of
new
teachers
is
proceeding
satisfactorily.
Three
more
are
needed
for
the
Terrace
area
and
others
will
be
needed
throughout
the
whole
district.
The
uneasy
alliance
became
definitely
strained
toward
the
without
carg
to
spend
one
day
a
THIS
WONDERFUL
NEW
f
TERRACE
Attention
was
week
at
the
sun-bathed
in
dians
and
two
Americans
one
the
defending
champion,
Frank
Stranahan
of
the
United
States
end
of
last
year
when
Italy
was
threatened
with
paralysis
of
her
!
economic
activity
by
extensive
Of
f
LEI5CHMANNS
YEAST
15
SO
CONVENIENT...
NO
terlor
town.
The
company,
which
I
drawn
t0
tne
f
lre
insurance
reg-operates
scheduled
Nations
at
a
school
board
meet-vice
a
daily
ser-'
to
Port
Edward,
plans
to
i
inS
here
on
Wednesday
morning
hein
the
RnnHnv
Terr;.
with
all
the
members
but
one
survived
two
rounds
of
match
NKO
TO
BOTHER
ANY
play
in
the
Canadian
Amateur
strikes.
Non-c-jmmunist
eie-golf
championship
yesterday
and
(
ments
ot
that
time
alleged
the
made
certain
of
a
Canada-UnK
j
unions
were
being
used
purely
ted
States
finish
tomorrow.
as
a
political
and
revolutionary
this
week-end,
leaving
Prince
Rupert
ln
the
morning
and
returning
ein
the
late
evening.
WORE
WITH
PERISHABLE
present.
The
regulations
forbid
the
practice
of
holding
dances
and
parties
not
sponsored
as
school
activities
in
school
LONDON
(P
Because
of
previous
thefts,
new
carpets
in
Holy
Trinity
Church,
North
Lambeth,
have
"Stolen
from
Trinity"
stencilled
on
them.
YEAST
weapon
b
ythe
communists.
The
parting
of
the
ways
between
the
two
groups
was
made
public
this
spring
when
the
non-
A
final
decision
regarding
the
;
Matched
In
the
two
semi-final
brackets
today
are:
Walter
McElroy
of
Vancouver
vs.
Joe
Stoddard
of
Hamilton.
Frank
Stranahan
of
Toledo
vs.
Larry
Dana
of
Bradford,
Penn
v$8srreR
BECAtse:
APPROVAL
OF
WATER
WORKS
TERRACE
Ajjyroval
of
the
Uommunist
groups
insisted
on
attending
the
meeting
in
London
of
trade
union
representatives
of
the
16
nations
benefitting
under
the
Marshall
Pian.
SO
...
it
keeps
ire&n
in
me
t-upnoaru,
needs
no
refrigeration!
Order
a
nionth's
supply
and
use
at
needed.
jOHH
h.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenu
salary
schedule
was
reached
with
the
adoption
of
the
Prince
George
schedule
which
is
favored
by
the
B.C.
School
Trustees',
Association,
northern
interior
branch.
Cost
of
living
index
not1
applied.
All
unused
school
equipment
In
schools
in
the
district
which
have
been
closed
is
to
be
collected
and
brought
to
Terrace
for
redistribution.
The
advisability
of
buying
a
Terrace
waterworks
loan
bylaw
has
been
received
from
Victoria
by
the
board
of
village
commis
package
yeast
cake
in
any
recipe
The
recent
meevng
oi
the
non-Communist
union
leaders
with
members
of
their
respective
parties
to
discuss
the
'Alliance
of
Syndicates"
is
not,
according
sylvania.
These
are
meeting
In
36
holes
of
match
play
today
and
the
winners
play
another
36
holes
on
Saturday
for
the
title.
McEi-roy
was
one
down
to
Stoddard
at
the
first
hole
but
was
one
up
at
half
way
mark.
Stranahan
was
also
one
up
at
the
half
way
mark.
Blond
Walter
McElroy
Is
favored
by
some
observers
to
win
sioners
which
was
in
session
Wednsday
night.
The
village
is
row
awaiting
approval
from
the
E
COUNTY
RETURN
inspector
of
loans
of
an
application
from
a
government
guarantee
of
its
bonds.
Personalities
Of
Early
Days
lce
commissioner
fur
many
years.
Last
fall,
Mr.
Malum
had
an
Idea
while
dreaming
of
his
boyhod
days.
He
decided
to
interest
other
Bruce
County
old
boys
and
girls
In
returning
"home"
for
a
re-union.
The
result
is
that
between
35.000
and
Van-
Twin
Leaves
fhis
Afternoon
his
way
into
the
final
tomorrow
following
a
convincing
four
and
three
win
over
long-hitting
Bill
I
Thompson
of
Guelph
yesterday.
I
McElroy
was
two
up
at
the
nine-'
hole
turn
and
then
won
the
The
commissioners
expressed
desire
to
see
the
new
waterworks
under
construction
as
soon
as
possible
but
the
completion
of
certain
matters
Is
necessary
before
the
new
system
to
these
circles,
aimed
at
breaking
up
the
General
Confederation
of
Italian
Lahur
"at
least
not
for
the
present."
"What
we
want
to
do,"
these
circles
say,
"Is
to
reinforce
the
unity
of
the
labor
syndicates.
The
purpose
of
the
Alliance
Is
constructive.
It
is
to
ensure
that"
union
activity
is
devoted
to
the
purpose
of
th
-ell-being
o)
the
working
classes."
The
April
elections
gave
much
stimulus
to
opposition
sectors
In
Crse
of
Prince
Rupert'g
earliest
reporters
was
Nitrman
Macintosh
who
liked
nothing
better
than
to
discover
a
human
inter
'VER
-
H"8
arw'r"
i
ir
a
swciii!
Can-
u.uuu
person
irom
an
pans
oi
He
Know
How
To
Pick
'Em
.
.
.
Yessir,
he
picked
us
to
service
his
car
for
warm
weather
driving
and
he
'3
pleased
as
punch.
Says
lie
never
had
such
a
thorough
job
done,
so
economically
anywhere.
YOU
GET
EXTRA
SERVICE
HIC
("JIWI
It'Ull
II.UII
VMI!llUt
III,
est
streak
and
play
It
up
In
the
ensuing
story.
He
could
handle
it
well,
too.
Mrlntivli
U'cc
Q
aruA
all-
tenth
and
fifteenth
to
take
the
match
Later
McElroy
pushed
19-year
old
Gerry
Kesselring
of
can
be
installed.
Work
has
started
on
the
hauling
of
water
pipes
from
Port
Edward.
The'
list
of
trade
licences
has
been
reviewea
with
some
addi-
with
some
from
the
Old
Country
and
af
off
India,
will
vi.si:
Bruce
County
during
the
fortnight'!
reunion.
According
to
Mr.
Mahon,
between
18.000
and
20,000
returned
Invitation
cards,
,
a
:r:n
msi
aside
two
UP.
the
laoor
union,
particularly
ing.
and
a
handy
man
in
the
Daily
News
office
which
was
his
Two
years
ago
McElroy
was
runner-up
to
Kesselring
by
one
stroke
In
the
final
of
the
.Canadian
junior
golf
championship.
at
,.,nal
Railways
train
,,ih
nearly
a
hundred
(rom
various
parts
CulumWa,
Washing-'
nregim.
destined
to
Ontario
where
they
;
a
monster
re-unlon
jit
county
old
boys
!rls
The
-Re-union"
,'r'
-wo
weeks,
July
20
G.
with
varied
cele-3;anned
during
that
j
doen
parts
of
that
:y
are
Walkerton
.S.idniav.
Southamp
since
these
sectors
now
form
thejtions
being
made,
only
in
a
lew
pw
coalition
government
of
Sig-.
cases
has
the
trade
licence
been
nor
Alcide
de
Gasperi
j
increased
beginning
from
July
Leader
of
the
battle
against
15
to
January
15.
the
Communists
is
Giullo
Pas-
The
matter
of
a
sidewalk
on
tors,
46-year
old
father
of
nine
Lakelse
Avenue
Is
deferred
until
children
and
secretary-general
the
Public
Works
Department
of
the
confederation
represent-
brings
the
shovel
into
town
so
intr
thp
Phristian
Democrat
that
eravel
can
be
hauled
for
Intimating
they
were
definitely
first
fi'ld
of
journalism
in
Prince
planning
to
be
on
hand,
along
Rupert.
with
the
others.
1
In
the
years
prior
to
the
com-
On
Tuesday
morning
when
ng
of
the
railway,
interviews
the
"special"
arrives
at
the
C
N.
could
often
lead
to
outstanding
R.
station,
Walkerton.
there
will
yarns.
Celebrities
(real
as
well
be
an
official
welcome
by
the
as
alleged
kept
coming
and
go-warden
and
massed
bands
of
Ing
and,
generally
speaking,
re-
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
July
18
Savoy
vs.
Moose
I
Unions.
the
sidewalk.
the
countv.
Representatives
of
iished
the
experience.
Sometimes
July
20
Savoy
vs.
Merchants
they
performed
the
Interview-
July
uijr
22
-mc
Moose
vs.
.
Ott.ujr
Savoy
j
ton,
Tara,
Wiarton,
federal
and
Ontario
governments
will
be
present.
To
wind
up
the
reunion,
a
grand
ball
is
scheduled
to
take
log.
Now
and
then,
one
would
Indulge
in
a
bit
of
banter
or
by
,
ft
-iff
July
25
Smithers
vs.
Rupert
li'T
"-rS
July
27
Merchants
vs
Moose;
'
"--
"
.i
J"-'
July
29
Savoy
vs
Moose
--"
'
lucknow,
Kincardine,
Teeswater.
i:w
the
C.N.
special
Aug.
1
Savoy
vs.
Merchants!
fZZ
place
August
6
In
Paisley,
headquarters
of
the
Bruce
County
reunion
organization.
alkrrtun
next
'Jues-.m;.
it
will
have
in-l.
iigth
and
have
more
New
Stock
of
WATERMAN'S
Pens
and
Pencils
has
just
arrived.
A
fine
graduation
or
going-away
gift.
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
MEN'S
FASTBALL
SCHEDULE
passengers.
Along
mi
play.
It
was
always
well
received.
Frequently
there
would
be
j
repartee
and
the
exchanges
con-
j
ti
ibuted
to
the
pleasure
of
rout-1
lne
occasions.
A
stranger,
forj
txamp'.e,
observed
one
day
he:
regarded
it
as
a
privilege
to
meet
fiction
writers
for
that
was
I
what
he
understood
the
gentlemen
of
the
press
to
be.
Norman,
who
was
a
shade
un
"SEE
YOU
LATER
NEW
PLYMOUTH
When
ce
County
oldtlmrrs
Interior
points,
the
ti
Lakehead.
will
swell
17
Co-operative
vs.
99
July
Taxi.
he
left
for
the
Boer
War,
James
THIRD
AVENUE
BESNF.R
BLOCK
ial
number.
LaOi
,
Cowling
said
he
would
be
back
!1
join
tne
irain
ai
WnPll
lne
war
fmfd
he
stayed'
July
19
General
Motors
vs.
Oordon
&i
Anderson.
July
21
Canadian
National
Saskatoon
and
Win-
in
South
Africa
as
a
wheat
i
farmer.
Recently
he
arrived'
back
In
New
Zealand,
aged
72
!
Recreation
Association
vs.
General
Motors.
,
V
der
the
average
neigm,
wore
y
lasses
and
was
more
Scottish
!
than
Loch
Lomond,
became:
jujy
24
Gordon
ii
Anderson
;
"
.
"Jur
J
known
as
"Wee
Mac."
A
depart-!
vs.
Co-operative.
I
ment
of
the
Ni-ws
printed
spe-
.
-
IN
TERRACE
.
.
.
A
Modern
Department
Store
Nationally-known
lines
in
Ladies'
Wear,
Yard
Goods,
Men's
Clothing,
Shoes
.
.
.
plus
a
new
Self-Serve
Food
Section
with
a
Free
Delivery
Service.
p
uf
the
special
tour
?..
iE(!
Mahon,
of
Burn
and
raised
in
nice
County,
he
left
r
23
years,
went
to
:ut.i
in
1898
and
has
Vancouver
since
1907.
iwre
than
40
years
he
i
terms
as
alderman
(vunci!
and
was
pol-
;
,4a
tpju
-1
Ant
i
UNEARTH
OLD
COIN
LLANGADOCK.
Carmarthenshire,
Wales
f
-While
digging
In
a
field
here
a
farm-hand
unearthed
a
1570
sixpence
showing
a
clear
image
of
Queen
Elizabeth.
cial
matter
written
by
himself
!
under
the
heading
"Through
;
I
My
Spectacles."
He
chose
a
widei
1
range
of
subjects,
the
more
Jo-;
!
cal
the
better
and
while
It
could
not
be
classified
as
news
of
the;
j
moment,
what
was
read
never
;
failed
to
arouse
interest
and'
THE
SKEENA
MERCANTILE
amusement.
l
It
was
during
later
years
in
Prince
Rupert
that
Wee
Macj
married,
and
the
News
prlntea,
I
a
report
full
worthy
of
the
event.
.
Y
IN
THE
Seabee
Amphibian
Plane
Non-Schedule
Charter
Service
Commercial
Hunting
i
V.
rishing
bightseeing
SKEENA
AIR
TRANSPORT
LTD.
PHONES
Terrace:
W.
H.
Martin,
23;
E.
T.
Kenney
Ltd.,
35
Prince
Rupert:
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
408
Eventually
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Macin-1
tosh
returned
overseas.
Both
were
living
in
London
during!
the
first
and
.second
Great
Wars
and
were
through
the
various
bombings
and
blitzing
of
those,
unforgettable
years.
He
was
lnj
the
publicity
department
of
the
C.F.R.
nd
Mrs.
Mac
devoted
much
of
her
time
to
varied,
duties
in
helping
combat
the
common
foe.
Experiences
have
been
varied
and
memorable
but
It
may
be
taken
for
granted
that
they
retain
fond
memories
of,
early
Prif.ce
Rupert,
when
both'
themselves
and
the
new
seaport
of
the
North
Pacific
were
young
!
tlriM''
S
A.
OFFICERS
GRADUATE
FOR
LIFE'S
WORK-
Fifty-four
newly-commissioned
Salvation
Army
officers
are
ready
to
begin
their
life's
work
in
corps
and
social
institutions
throughout
Canada.
This
week
they
weic
given
thu
rank
of
Probationary
Lieutenant
and
learned
'where
they
would
be
stationed
during
colorful
ceremonies
in
Cooke's
Church,
Toronto.
Four
of
the
new-officers
are
seen
leaving
the
college.
Left
to
right,
they
are:
Evelyn
Hammond,
Victoria,
B.C.;
Bruce
Halsey,
Saskatoon,
Sask.;
Anne
Hay
ward,
Toronto,
and
Anne
Rowsell,
also
of
Toronto.
Salvation
Army
leaders
feel
this
year's
course
is
not
long
enough
but
needs
of
the
field
are
so
great
that
extended
courses
must
wait.
FOR
THE
BEST
IN
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
.
.
.
See
Your
GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
Chevrolet
Bulck
Chev.
Trucks
Fontiae
Oldsmobile
G.M.C.
Trucks
MACHINE
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
Terrace
Machine
Shop
&
Garage
TERRACE.
B.C.
WK
ATI
I
ALL'S
PHOTO
FINISHING
Develonin.
Prinline
I'.nlareiim
QUICK
SERVICE
Amateur
and
Professional
Supplies
NEW
SHIPMENT
OF
SCP-I'ltlH.V
TAILORED
SUITS
Sparkling
B-H
"English"
Paint
beautifies
and
protects
exterior,
with
a
coat
of
lasting
colour.
WIRE
NETTINUr
SHORTAGE
MELBOURNE,
Australia,
O
An
acute
shortage
of
wire
netting
is
reported
from
the
state
of
Western
Australia.
The
netting
is
widely
used
for
fencing
in
sheep
and
poultry
farms.
WOODPECKERS"
LIKE
HUM
LONDON,
t"
It's
not
the
nourishment
in
telephone
poles
that
attracts
woodpeckers
Its
the
hum.
Engineers
of
the
General
Post
Office
say
attacks
on
woden
poles
cease
as
wires
are
silenced
by
damping
the
vibra-'
lion
with
a
spiral
lapping
of
lead-strip.
D
QUEEN
ALEXANDRA
OF
YUGOSLAVIA-Not
to
"dling
Is
it
given
to
be
euddied
in
the
arms
of
a
queen,
'ittle
one
at
the
New
York
Foundling
Hospital
Is
ob-the
honor
as
exiled
Queen
Alexandra
of
Yugoslavia
I
n
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