SAM
JABOUI?
MINE
DISASTER
RECALLED
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England
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AUSTRALIA
HIT
BY
TRADE
LOSS
Waterside
Workers'
Ran
On
Handling
Dutch
Shin
Is
Still
Being
Maintained
j
A
cr.lfin
with
a
"UVf-r
piai.e
,
inscribed
"An
Unknown
War-nor"
containing
the
remains
of
one
of
26
miners
killed
In
a
1923
(
colliery
disaster,
was
buried
ihere.
The
skelton
was
found
In
a
disused
gallery,
sealed
off
ar-
ter
fire
had
stopped
workings
J
MIXED
'A'
FIVE
PIN
SCHEDULE
'
Fcd.
18
Midgets
vs.
Pioneers,
Headpinnc-rs
vs.
Thistles.
King-!
pinners
vs.
Gold
Seals.
Atomics
I
vs.
Maple
Leafs.
Pushovers
vs.
Kilowatts,
McMeekns
vs.
Dod-I
gers.
j
Feb.
25
Kingpinners
vs.
Kilowatts,
McMeekins
vs.
Atomics
Keadpinners
vs.
Dodeers.
Thistles
vs.
Gold
Seals.
Midgets
vs.
Maple
Leafs,
Pushovers
vs.
Pioneers.
'
OX-TAIL
SOUP
I
NABOOMSPRUIT,
South
Am
By
LESLIE
ERODIE
'
CatiHtUun
Prrm
Ciirrrapimdent
.
Another
Job
for
cheke.
the
27-year-old
plowman,
j
lost
his
temper
and
viciously
bit
off
the
ox's
tall.
He
was
I
(,
little
Javex
removes
evnry
jjp.
of
-.tain-,
from
sink
ond
iJrbou'ti
makes
them
jnowy-
erica
The
ox
would
not
pull
given
three
months'
hard
labor
and
five
lashes
for
cruelty.
jt,
Jovex
is
a
liquid
and
the
plow
properly.
Solomon
Ma-
W
DEALER'S
PASSES
AWAY
Came
Here
as
Syria
Immigrant
Boy
Became
Successful
Insurance
Man
An
Immigrant
boy
from
Syria
who
came
to
Prince
Rupert
more
than
a
quarter
of
a
century
ago
to
join
a
local
mercantile
concern
but
transferred
to
life
Insurance
in
which
he
became
one
of
the
country's
most
successful
salesmen
passed
away
In
Vancouver
General
Hospital
Sunday
evening
of
this
week
in
the
person
of
Salem
Jacob
Ja-bour.
News
of
his
passing
will
be
learned
of
with
regret
by
many
old
friends
here.
The
funeral
took
place
In
Vancouver
today.
"Sam"
Jabour,
who
was
unit
supervisor
with
the
Sun
Life
Assurance
Co.,
had
been
in
fail
ling
health
for
some
time.
H
was
forty-seven
years
of
age
and
Is
survived
by
his
wife,
Margaret,
a
son
James,
and
a
daughter,
Jane.
His
two
brothers,
James
and
Daniel,
pioneer
local
businessmen,
died
years
ago.
Deceased
was
a
past
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club.
lis
.us
til.o
a
mf..ier
oi
i.-np-sean
Lodge
A.F.
Si
AM.
here.
FYDXFY,
Aut:.rulln-Thp
Australian
waterside
workers'
ban
on
the
handling
of
Netherlands
ships
in
Australian
waters
has
co.st
the
Commonwealth
at
least
$125,000,000
In
lost
trade
accord-Wig
to
the
Chamber
of
Manufacturers.
The
ban
was
Imposed
by
the
Waterside
Workers'
Federation
more
than
two
years
aRo
on
the
grounds
that
Dutch
ships
were
carrying
arms
for
use
against
the
Indonesian
republican
forces.
It
is
bein?
maintained
despite
the
cease-fire
areement
signed
by
both
parties
to
the
dispute.
Action
was
first
taken
by
Brisbane
dock
workers
who
stopped
work
In
Septt-mh"r
1945.
Melbourne
and
Sydney
workers
quickly
iollowed
their
lead.
Prime
Minister
Chifley
assured
the
Dutrh
minister
to
Australia
that
his
government
would
see
-:
.
v
N
I
(Subject
to
change)
THURSDAY
P.M.
4:00
Tony
the
Troubadour
4:15
Stock
Quotations
and
Interlude
4:30
Especially
For
You
4:45
Timothy
and
the
Rabbits
5:00
Alan
and
Me,
Tor.
5:30
Hawaiian
Echoes
5:45
Platter
Parade
6:00
People
Ask
6:15
Freddy
Martin's
Orch.
6:30
Inside
Story
6:45
According
to
the
Record
7:00
CBC
News
7:15
CBC
News
Roundup
7:30
Eventide
8:00
The
Nation's
Business
8:15
Sports
Review
8:30
Winnipeg
Concert
Orel.
6:00
Vancouver
Theatre
9:30
Nocturne
10:00
CBC
New
10:10
B.C.
News
10:15
-Press
Photographer
10:30
The
Balalaika
)0:55-
Recorded
Interlude
11
:00
Weather
and
Sign
Off.
F'KIDaY--A.M.
7:30
Musuai
Clock
8:00
CBC
News
8:15
Morning
Song
8:30
Music
for
Moderns
8:45-Little
Concert
):())
BBC
NEWS
fi:
15
Morning
Devotions
9:30-
Morning
Concert
9
59
Time
Signal
10:00
MnrniiiB
Visit
10:15
Morning
Melodies
10:30-
Roundup
Time
10:45
-
-Scandinavian
Melodies
11:00
Let
s
Play
11:15
Reminiscences
11
:30-
Weather
Forecast
11.31
Message
Period
11:33
-
Recorded
Interlude
11:45
Ethel
and
Albert
r
i
lice
Rupert
Florists
r
i
Ave.
linx
516
Tel.
777
(crs
I-or
All
Occasions
Prince
Rupert
Daii?
Oetos
LtB.
Thursday,
February
12,
1948
-
-:
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--
WI,M,M
Tii'niigojnrirT
Overwaitea
ltd.
THE
100
7'
b.c.
firm
We
Deliver
Prices
Effective
Feb.
13
to
Feb.
18
Incl.
'
lard
s'rE
':EAM:'
;..
:
45
COFFEE
First
Grade
Fresh
Ground,
per
lb
VI'
SYRUP
$1
9
c
Rogers
10
pound
tin
JL53
AYLMER
LIMA
BEANS
O
Ac
In
Tomato
Sauce,
20
oz.
tin
Mx"
GLO
PADS
9
4
ffc
Make
Dish
Washing
Easier
pkts
TOMATO
JUICE
O
anc
Stokelys
20
oz
"
tins
'
BOLOGNA
OOc
York
Brand
Per
tin
SdO
COOKIES
95C
Mother's
Favourite,
per
pound
"
PEANUT
BUTTER
T
.
57
QUAKER
OATS
9
7C
Non
Premium,
per
pkt
CORNFLAKES
O
25c
Quaker
8
oz
pkts.
CANADIAN
CHEESE
4QC
Manitoba,
per
pound
1
v
BLEACH
OOc
.
OO
Javex
32
or.
per
bottle
PRUNE
PLUMS
"O
OCc
Aylmer
20
oz
tins
GRAPE
JUICE
OAc
Aylmer
13
oz.
bottle
...
MJ
TOILET
SOAP
23
PEARS
4
c
Danjou
Fancy
lbs.
.
WE
CARRY
A
COMlU.ETELNEOF
DELNOR
FROZEN
FOODS
Do
you
like
canned
1535'!Nf
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p-aches
to
he
liioiotiH.
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emooth,
firm,
and
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generous
in
size?
Then
ih?J,'Mi"a
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"Royal
City"
i
your
jJfSM
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brand.
Your
grocer
jjj'vL
.
can
supply
you.
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fn
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CIFIC
REPAIR
J.
F.
Coper,
general
supt..
Canadian
National
Railway,
Vancuover,
and
S.J.
Munro,
lVj"j
We
Service
Ji'Ni
MOTOIJS
f
i'ir
li
ii
A
il-
1
1
ii
ii
vr
district
engineer,
are
arriving
In
I
to
It
that
food
and
medical
sup-!
plies,
badly
needed
in
Indonesia,
j
would
be
loaded,
but
the
water-i
side
workers
refused
to
have
anything
to
do
with
them,
i
The
Australian
Council
of
j
Trade
Unions
bucked
Mr.
Chif-I
ley
and
calied
upon
the
men
I
to
obey
the
prime
minister's
re-
Quest
to
loud
"mercy"
supplies
I
the
city
on
tonight's
train
from
CANNED
FOODS
1
(.itAMitriioM.s
I
Jasper
in
the
course
or
an
offi-'
cial
tour
and
will
leave
tomor-1
row
night
on
the
return
trip.
C
t
tr.r
in
id
.Spring
i
etc.
A.
Berner,
divisional
superin
fid
Ave.
West
Ked
307
tendent,
and
R.
C.
Davidson.
divisional
engineer,
are
coming
in
from
Smithers.
Advertise
!n
tM
Dally
News
P.M.
12:00
Musical
Scrapbook
Senator
Ashley,
minister
for
sup
Give
'em
The
Horse
Laugh
.
.
.
when
they
call
you
"over-cautious"
about
driving
and
the
care
of
your
car.
It
pays
dividends
to
let
us
service
your
car
regularly
for
smoother,
safer
driving
.
.
.
more
mileage
to
the
gallon.
j
for
former
Internees
and
ex-'
prisoners
of
war,
but
the
union
I
I
ignored
the
appeal.
j
joitDKR
(ANTIXLLI)
j
In
April,
1946,
the
Dutch
were
!
forced
to
cancel
a
$20.000.01X1
:
:
order
for
Australian
goods.
Other
cancellations
followed.
'
Dutch
-
Australian
relations
were
further
strained
when
the
destroyer
Piet
Hein.
leaking
af-!
ter
a
collision,
arrivd
for
re-;
pairs.
The
workers
refused
to
i
touch
the
destroyer,
regarded
as
'
"black"
on
account
of
the
water
-
siders'
bat)
on
all
Dutch
ship-i
pinc-
I
External
Affairs
Minister!
i
Evatt
succeeded
last
June
in
having
the
ban
lifted
after
long
discussions
with
the
men
and
p!y
and
shipping.
j
When
the
Dutch
"police
ac-j
tion"
began
a
month
later
In
i
i
CAN
MVF.
VOf
A
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'.2:15
CBC
News
12:25
Program
Resume
)2:30
B.
C.
Farm
Broadcast
12:55
Recorded
1'
00
The
Concert
Hout
1:30
Afternoon
Recital
1:45
Public
Institutes
2:00
National
School
Broadcast
2:30
Songs
to
Remember
2:45
Don
Messer
and
Islanders
3:00
Varieties
in
Music
3:15
Spotlight
on
a
star
3:20
A
Moment
in
Music
3:3o
Divertimento
3:45
BBC
News
Indonesia
the
ban
was
re-imposed
this
time
on
all
Dutch
shipping
including
ships
trading
between
Australia
and
Holla
rftl.
JIMMU
LIKE
THIS
AT
v
kssi!i.i:
ritici:.
I
SIM
A
TF.S
FREE
i
?rince
Rupert
Recently
the
ban
on
ships
to
i
rbini?
&
Heatinc
BOB
PARKER
LIMITED
I'liONt
1I1K
and
from
Holland
was
lifted
but
it
still
applies
to
the
Indonesian
trade.
Box
38
FORD
-MONARCH
DEALER
Phone
83
IELIEPIIJOBJ
REDUCE
OUR
LARGE
STOCK
TO
MAKE
ROOM
FOR
SPRING
STOCK
YOUR
OPPORTUNITY
TO
SAVE
MONEY
ON
QUALITY
ARRIVING
DAILY.
HERE
AGAIN
IS
MEN'S
WEAR
150
SUITS
J
Worsteds
and
Tweeds,
Reg.
to
$72.50
M
single
and
double-breasted
models.
All
sizes
36-42.
STOCK-REDUCING
SALE
S23.50
P
I
159
PRS.
DRESS
PANTS,
TROUSERS
AND
SLACKS
In
Worsteds,
Tweeds
and
Gabardines.
Al!
shades,
sizes.
Most
with
zipper
and
pleats.
Reg.
Value
$12.50.
STOCK-REDUCING
SALE
..
$6.95
up
SALE
STARTS
FRIDAY,
FEB.
13
SALE
STARTS
FRIDAY,
FEB.
13
Pi
iX
J
DRESS
AND
WORK
SOX
r'
s$
S1.25
TO
CLEAR
2
PaIrs
COATS,
TOPCOATS
I
1
5,
in
Tweeds,
Coverts,
Worsteds.
All
sizes,
styles
and
colors.
Reg.
to
$55.00.
:
STOCK-REDUCING
SALE
$19.50
up
200
DRESS
SHIRTS
AND
SPORT
rfr
SHIRTS
vHyL.
In
White
and
Patterns.
In
all
sizes,
.
Hfc
'Sif'f'i
colors
and
styles.
Reg.
Value
to
$9.50.
f
sPf
V
Stock-Reducing
Sale
$2.25
up
''
V
1
04
Garments
Jockey
Underwear
,
j
'jf
BRIEFS,
SHORTS
AND
SHIRTS
Uf
)f
TO
CLEAR
69c
PER
GARMENT
Late5StaJ
8
PAIRS
G.W.G.
BONE
DRY
PANTS
Reg.
Value
$7.95
TO
CLEAR
3
'
95
22
PAIRS
RUNNING
SHOES-ALL
SIZES
Reg.
Value
$3.75
STOCK-REDUCING
SALE
$1.95
42
SPORTS
JACKETS-HARRIS
TWEEDS
Donegals,
etc.
Reg.
Value
to
$37.50
STOCK-REDUCING
SALE
$9.95
Up
21
WOOL
CHECK
JACKETS
Reg.
Value
$12.95
TO
CLEAR
$7.95
B
HEAVY
WOOL
WORK
SHIRTS
d
v
f
tfl
at
9
a.m.
fOCK-REDUCING
SALE
THE
ABOVE
AND
MANY
MORE
SPECIALS
ON
SALE
657
TIES-REG.
VALUE
TO
$1.50
JOCK.REDUCING
SALE
3
'or
S1.00
150
MEN'S
WOOL
FELT
HATS
Alll
J
"
ValiiP
tn
$10.50
T
OCK-REDUCING
SALE
WOOL
GABARDINE
CLOTH
JACKETS
Hiuuma
F.
STOW
Reg.
Value
to
$14.95
CLEAR
....
S1.95
'CLOTHES
OF
DISTINCTION'