t
l
'"writ
rs-tist
BOAT
SINKS
AS
p?;
TV'S.
dimt
nupcn
Vail?
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f
rlv.
JRivw
!i
JV4i
CHlROPiif
CFPR,1
lOTTO
STEGAVIG
DIES
IN
SOUTH
Ouo
Kt.-.nr
S'.fgaTit:
a
brother
ICE
CUTS
HULL
'w
ef;
v-sncj-.g
of
Ptbb
Kvpm
ic?
Ole
ar.d
O.al
S:-"at.
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r
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w.p
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se
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pro-j-
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asiir-st
"seecr.darr
r
tu'
irrt&?
a
anion
re-
f&gtbanae
Iroui
Cam
Ux
Port
Ofrw
tw-fwrraoMst..
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j
rrtet
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L:
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ire
f-.-'
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br.'.xii
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A,
HVST1B
Uiair-iy
?'
r;
ttjt
l,-i
r-s
I
JTKtUAT
PJK-
TAFT-HARTLEY
LAW
DEBATE
(
olrT-rwa
VS.
5Iere
I
Hichlr
I
r
popular
With
Mi
Iiraaebe
f
Lafcr
By
GEORGE
RONALD
WASHINGTON.
The
ron-trovertiaJ
Taft-Hartley
i-iT
Knife-Use
Hoes
of
k
dnTtin-
!
...
-Tar!
the
Ni&s.Rsrer
were
re-
.
,
AppwntB,,,
1
S
p.
.;,::t.
a:inouh
r,o:
in
di-put--.
an!i-'
enainrer.
Other
mrjT.
a
45.Joot
fLlh
kCT
th?.t
;.,r,
u
Pi?
of
of,t
tiraben
of
the
family
are
,r.ft
o-er
ni.
nd
'-r
),ppsiel
mt:ch
efe
beLit
i
Tirs
S'orj-
T;.r
4:t
Easy
livjrrjnt
P-r
T-ir
t
-j
V
brotheri.
ar.d
a
sister.
Mrs
MkiJe
predicted
mat
the
Ireieh'ed
to
the
natirt-
villjje
o.'
larr.
l-ay
-toby'
of
the
Rpad-
IHxrau
r".aL".
the
banij.;
fcy
Cfclef
courjelior
Sth
We:rnster.
The
fun
erai
was
he
id
last
Ttaeaday
ttionii
$:r:jcef
anc
J.hnson
Russ
in
his
tesstl
1
Good
Field
.
2.
5
:W
S".
nr.
e
S'
jiinKS
Waitt
Tt35
5:4S
Kvn:
T'nv.
.
W
-
if
isa-ai
Vio'.in
:
SlaJun't
Ifti'yij-
Money
?:5
Pr.ti'.y-.i
Kuse
Party
.
ira
s
-co
at
rolled
Zbih
Congress,
i
i'
certain
to
be
the
cause
of
n
heated
debate
when
the
failed
;
Ptase
Saw-makers
meet
again
.
in
January.
'
As
a
resait
of
the
NoTember
j
election.
Coh?re&s
now
i
dominated
by
tn?
Deaiocrats.
And
Tir.-t'ti
proreinres
for
deal:n
:th
tti.Jcev
aJIe'ttmg
miuiiixi
Ltlih
and
safety.
-When
it
is
a.i
over."
ne
said.
I
thus
cixn
of
the
Taft-Hartiey
law
will
oe
left.
Even-t
aaiiv
c-e
pe'-P.e
came
t-j
Ciover
Leaf.
Tne
Cer
Leaf
sank
near
Fishery
Bay
on
the
Nils
Hirer
Wednesday
when
her
hull
was
pM-reed
aiijr.e
the
waterline
by
thin
iee
cakes
borne
downstream
3
the
current.
j
She
was
reported
to
have
been
President
Truman,
orer
whose
itui
u
not
a
bad
law
at
aimo&t
cut
in
half.
If.
O
,
.
.
W
...
1
4
1.
;
-
ho.-ne
at
Greer.TL'le
with
a
heary
CLOn
SHOP
ISSl'E
Ti.e
cl-i-.ea-ihip
i&rae
ha
eau-ei
much
cf
labor's
c-ppoti-t.or.
Tr.
Taft-Hartley
law
pro-hiKts
the
closed
shep.
und-.r
o-d
cf
winter
supp'ies,
ntrnt.'yi
i'ox'stuffs
He
operates
a
store,
at
the
ri:iage.
The
CicA-er
Leaf
ieft
Prinre
veto
the
law
a
pawed
thu
'
'ear.
hi
profited
to
repeal
the
'
-ct.
At
this
stage,
however,
it's
':
a.-.ys-xty's
jsuess
what
will
br
'
put
into
the
books
in
its
piaste.
'.
Organized
labor,
bitterly
cn-;
tical
of
the
law.
fan
be
counted
on
to
pJog
for
elimination
of
all
t't-vaurti
siaTe
ia&?r
claii.-e
'
That
mould
mean
kiiiing
n
of
'
the
law.
There
are
few
section?
j
that
Libx-
likes.
tAST
MINTTK
FEAttS
notwithstanding
and
r.o
idouni
par.lv
du-
to
th-
-?venth-hour
apjx-a!
for
entrants,
a
ji'.i
ami
adequate
Ii.t
of
candidates
U;
the
field
for
the
forthcoming
civic
election
rlert
Thursday.
.Seventeen
public
spirited
citizens
are
to
t
commended
for
cominj.'
forward
to
offer
their
service-.
Th
y
present
a
j.wl
selection
to
Wit
from
and,
while
nine
of
them
will
be
defeated,
all
vill
have
the
satisfaction
of
knowing
that
they
came
forward
to
offer
of
their
time
and
tal-Oits
in
dealing
with
problem.-!
which
are
many
and
difficult
and
in
a
.service
which
is
often
thankless
and
iirMnrrj;afJ
Nov,
the
seventeen
jrood
candidates
are
in
the
fi'ld.
atTeeinj,'
to
accept
the
work
and
the
responsibilities
if
they
are
chosen
to
do
j"o,
it
should
pro
"without
paying
that
a
keen
interest
will
1
taken
In
the
fjuestions
anfl
problems
at
hand
and
that,
when
fhction
comes
next
Thursday,
there
will
)t
v
full
turn-out
of
voters
to
cast
the
tokens
of
their
favor,
it
is
miirhtv
noor
citizenshin
to
be
dis-
h:rh
a
worker
jr.ust
iom
ar
ron
t'j
get
or
keen
a
job.
The
7:0tt-CEC
Ns
":1
CBC
N-"s
P.V;.cup
3-00
Yoyr
Faront
Bard
:30
Cttaerj
Forum
f.rr..Tia
Calor
i:S0
Pra:rie
tschonwier
10
(C
CHC
?-
10:10
CEC
N
I0:15-B;i;
Otf
lord's
Orch.
l:30
-
B..'.vvrt-
Ho.-:
Orch
11
:W
-Weather
and
S;(m
O.T
7:00
Muucal
Clock
8:tC
CliC
.ses
0:l
Pxk
cl
the
H:tr
8.M
Morsiftir
Deot;orj(
2:45
Little
Cwjcert
9:00
BKC
Kes
Coasflie.ttary
8:15-
fiacoie
h'erer.afie
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Melodiet
Rt
Juniors
Sri
lime
nai
r':-,Kri
ii-
jr
w,--
tcfn
cr."
'
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.
-
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.
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,
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1
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I
TO
AVOID
DISAFFOINIMUNT
1
tne
ur.:ons
cnertines
oo'e?-
-
uic
r&tfi
imuf
CHRISTMAS
C
PACK
CAUi
ADDRESS
COKRt
NOT
UT
THj
.
DMfcc,
;
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it
.
Dmbf
u
'
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It
-
.
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17
tnes
Meanwhile,
the
ch.ef
i
shore,
but
the
boat
was
a
total
$MI
TO
POINTS
IN
aent
cf
the
law
is
carrying
w!5-
cetpi'.e
the
adn:;.mtrati.n"s
re-
Aiioaa.
Nebrxka
and
North
Mnm
frtviMtf
.
,
QW
OnMn
.
.
.
Manitoba
S
tko)cH
ww
Albr1
.
Mrith
Calumbi
.
.
.
feaj
p;eaae..
R-bett
N
Denham.
general
roundel
of
the
Natioital
Labo.-Reia:.v.-.
Ejard.
sa:d
he
will
-sntintie
to
admtnuer
the
law
Some
oberrer
c
jn
t
think
th1"-action
wJH
be
that
drastic.
One
L
Representative
Fo?d
A.
Hartley
(Rep.
KJ
i.
co-author
of
the
la
with
Senator
Robert
Taf;
Rep.
Ohi.
Carolina
and,
'
by
hnpiicatliTn,
j
similar
laws
or
coiuUtutional
amendmenu
in
13
other
states,
j
If
the
court
upheld
the
statt'
iezisiation,
groups
in
the
new!
Congress
which
laror
the
Taft-i
Hartiey
law
probably
would
find
i
10.
W
Band
He
told,
reporter,
this
week
,iis
hard-ana-ff
e.Uctmer.:
mat
he
tninks
the
Democrats'
,
.f
iiit
jw
k
i
to
cn!
m
cbtrif?
Ilrt
Sten
Will
tci
rrMal
th.
.
l
:
.
...
,
"
..
inter"sted..
Ko
no
v.-
the
watchword
is
"Get
Out
and
lio-js-wora
charch
Kew
ote."
measure
-to
t
rw
,,.
x..
.
'
.
-
,
...v.w.8i
wr
an
ron
ioi
'
on
itukl
closed-siiop
ban
to
-
Hartley
ar.!
name
mine,
me
The
nex'
r.ex,
step.
,
,
tng
cosed-snop
question
may
j
the
federal
legislation.
'
j
Toronto
;
10:30
Concert
Farorites
10:45-CBC
News
ana
Commentary
j
10:55
Weather
Report
i
11:00
Musical
Progvam
THE
TELEPHONE
PROJECT
;
auect
tne
congressional
revi-1
council's
$50,000
tele-
CASK
in
favor
of
the
city
c
phone
project,
upon
which
the
voters
are
beintr
S
,J:'
Weather
Forteat
;
12:15
Rtcoraed
Ir.ter.uce
J
12:25
Program
Resumr
;
12:30
Musical
Program
i
2:00-Ballet
Club
'
2:45-This
Week
j
3:00
Piano
Classics,
j
Toronto
j
11:31
Message
Per?o
I
Mon
of
the
Taft-Hartley
law.
'
i
The
court
ha.s
reserved
judg-
!
ment
on
the
request
of
the
Am-
i
'
erican
Federation
of
Labor
and
I
local
ana
state
union
organiza-
'
j
lions
to
declare
unconstitutional
the
anti-closed
shop
laws
ol
COTTAGE
CHEESE
.
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made'
VALENTIN"
DAIHY
Your
Daily
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
'
11:33
Recorded
Interlude
!
1
1
:45-
Personal
Album
PAI.
12:00
Mid
-day
Me:
'
asKed
to
ive
an
expression
of
opinion
at
the
civic
election
next
week,
was
put
with
considerable
ef-effect
Ix.-fore
two
local
organizations
yesterday
by
Aid.
Thomas
Hlack
and,
in
summarized
form,
is
passer!
on
to
the
public
through
our
news
columns
today.
He
would
appear
to
have
made
a
fairly
sound
financial
analysis
leading
up
to
the
somewhat
onti-
i
in
Tr.
KirttKuy.
co-ht
or
fcHlTWH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
fu
lit
M
-tv
of
-
4nilnlM(l
Srt-
Vtie
conclusion
that
"when
the
loan
is.
paid
off
in
1
3)
years,
the
system
will
U:
as
food
as
new
ami
fin.
j
In
Ih
Maitrr
rf
Itaf
I
rf
Frank
ancially
unencumbered"
TAKE
NOTICE
tiiat
OrdfT
ol
I
It
M
VI.
t
n
f
--The
purpose
here
is
not
to
answer
or
dismite
h?1
H"wr
JM"
w
ruium
UM
iwn.
iiacK
out
to
express
appreciation
to
him
for
o""'"1
'
to
Mm
Mr"
i
any
ol
Novrtnbrr.
A
D
1648
appoint-
navin
jrone
to
tiic
trouble
to
brinj?
his
financial
j
fMJanationf
the
matter
before
the
public
which
,
Khould
be
considering
the
pros
anri
cons
K-riously
before
cxreh'
its
opinion
in
the
plebiscite.
!
Hmiisfi
Oitur.tjut.
vrxj
til
em
r
;
atyjat
Uw
artl
flay
of
x-fitnriit-r
I
Mis
j
'
All
pvrmm
iuili-Ml
u
th-
il
I
1
BROWNWOOD
f
riuiri-d
rw
pay
tri'-
1
fcincyiint
o!
their
lni-lllnriK
u
tin-j
lirihitb
rfl
ail
prwjiij
bavnii;
iCamu
tziirin
th
s.id
mint
r?
frvquired
u,
fji
Uwm
with
tn
pr-i
r-fiy
VfTiJiMl
on
or
bt-t'irc
th-
3l.
jttiiv
of
iMnibrr.
1948
faiimif
which
j
Ointr.ouiMju
will
b-
niMic
havini?
r-j
na.-u
only
Mi
Mich
ciiiUns
of
which
I
047
.(ym,
"1
Watermasii's
man
hv
txf-n
notltim.
UATMJ
at
erinr.i
Ruix-rt
H
C
thi
'i4ih
an
of
Novi-mtMT.
164K
OOHIKiV
HfAHiv
FfifR'
Ofllflal
Admir,i.vrator.
Frmc-
Kupm.
b
C.
:OEAD
IN
EITHER
CASE
OV
CO
MIISi;
there
are
vast
differences
k-tween
communists
and
socialists.
;
The
communist
is
an
arsonist
who
burns
flown
t
the
house
for
the
jr,j0(
of
his
cause.
The
socialist
-
is
a
lellow
with
good
intentions
who
sets
a
fire
to
k-'.arm
things
up
a
bit.
He
never
notices
that
the.
t
wind
is
in
the
vrong
direction.
Historians
may
say
that
the
communist
was
the
murderer
of
the
Canadian's
political
and
economic
:
nuht.
But
the
judge
could
do
no
more
to
the
so-;
cialist
than
convict
him
of
manslaughter.
In
either
case
the
victim
would
he
dead.
Hashers
WITH
PIT.MI
CUNT
'4-
Wi0k&;$
MADE
THE
BY
1
v
'
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTR!
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
-
Th"
Printed
Word
"AGAIN
IN
STOCK"
ONLY
S149.50
SEE
RENTALS
GRIM
I
AT.
FAIRBANKS
I
advance.
He
also
had
to
huy
his
i
I
own
furniture
and
promise
th'ij
'II
lie
iwoiii)
to
five
l
eriiian's
...
a
gift
tLat
vill
m
m
m
The
Northern
B.C.
PowerO
-
-
.
(
laiidiord
to
leave
It
in
the
house
n.B1
N,,
"
A"
Arn'y,
he
moved.
Another
young
-4iii;iarit,
'badly
In
need
of
)RmK
amtfiimixlallon.
finally
!
""
Vl,i
1120
a
monUl
for
a
)uid
an
apiirlment
for
which
.
1Z
hy
113
fol
r,J"m
KhaiiiK
oath!
herinlied
for
jears
U
Phone
Phone
209
tne!
And
you
t
an
affiir.l
a
LIMITED
FOR
CHRISTMAS
JCS'a,
called
on
to
pay
$125
a;8"'1
uiu
facilities
with
wven
jivintli
with
one
yearn
rent
in
'other
oersons.
al.
rinan'H
nilli
all
iu
inat
IiI.
hh
features
iiK'lmlin
choiee
of
'
haml
-riiinl
H',t.
FLOOR
a
COVERIK
CIiimhk-
fnitii
a
M-leeiKMi
of
lieaiilifullv-lialaneeil
hiMsleil
ami
convenlKiiial
shipJ
Just
recriTed
a
larer
hkkIcIh.
f
fxcellent
patteriw
in
leum
by
the
yard
and
3-.
i
V;:v
:..
,t
the
d'1
!
THE
CRUSADER
yo.ru
in
our
basement
ilpar"
hint
hotliifisf
teqiml
ll
for
luxury,
for
value!
H
Hh
new
Qip
in
Hiinulnlfd
gold
and
dirnme.
f
.t,9."i,
Si't
$'1.32.
2.
THE
CORINTH
for
"liim"
fir
'
lier".
I.iiHlroim
Ahtrnlile
:iili
ciiilrHjt
with
tapered
lmrr.1.
$10.41,
S-t
I.V47.
V
V
r
A
Beautiful
Assortment
of
I'm
anil
I'rnill
Sftn
ranging
from
S.V95
up
WAIXKTS
by
TILLKY
81.75
BridKC
and
CrlbbaKe
Sets
In
Leather
Cases
Zipper
Brief
Cases-ZlpiMT
Writing
Cases
CIFT
STATIONKKV
Phoit
McBride
St.
DRESS
SHIRTS
that
will
Kiv
him
a
comfortable,
well-dressed
ir
the
year
'round.
Acme
features
three
leading
makes
plus
Artvogue.
Sport
Shirts
in
Gabardine.
Five
outstanding
colors
for
his
approval.
TIES
he'll
applaud
and
boast
about!
Bold
patterns
or
subdued
monotones,
we
have
them
in
a
variety
of
fine
materials.
SOCKS
that
can
stand
the
test
of
public
approval.
Our
assortment
lin
fine
wools
in
3.
THE
CITATION
a
streamliner
that's
to
wild
tmm.
fiold
band,
iMKided
Miiril.
$10.41,
Set
II.I.47.
WW
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K
X
.
M
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