5
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
August
28,
1950
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
tikcts
City
Entertoins
Job's
Daughters
Job's
Daughters'
drill
team
received
a
further
welcome
home
Saturday
night
when
they
were
entertained
at
a
civic
dinner
-.nmynM
a
i
..in
.mi
.
n
n
i
'
I-
'
ii
!
i
i
;
Prince
Rupert
Doug
Boult,
Prince
George;
George
Flamarik,
Vancouver;
D.
at
civic
Centre
dining
room.
C
i,i.
studio
A
Berner
was
in
the
chair
and
,
G
or
Vancouver;
Mr
and
Mr.
Audet,
Watson
Island;
LADIES
SLIPS
Nationally
Advertised
,1
learning
tnai
L
Prince
Rupert
fm
j
i
hot
thfV
speakers,
were
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderbaro,
Aid.
T.
B.
Black,
AM.
43.
R
Casey,
h.
M.
Feisen-thal,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell.
Miss
Donna
McArthur,
Miss
Edith
Jordan.
Mm.
t
W
Kerein
Canada,
we
1'
F.
Fiaaer,
Dave
Williamson,
Vancouver;
Cat.
Aldred,
Edmonton;
Inspector
.W.
Fitzsimmons.
Edmonton;
Doug
Candow,
J.
D.
Campbell,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Carter,
Portland;
W.
H.
Wllliscroft,
Teirace;
Al
Wilson,
Inverness.
'
'.
swarm
to
!
J
and
Mrs.
Robert
Gordon.
Tiie
UUHUJ
'
anair
was
arranged
by
Ed.
Mu-sallem,
president
at
the
Public
Relations
Council.
Jobs
freshness
Su-le!!e
,
Pacemaker
3'00
n
and
.
Formula
4-00
FRASER
&
PAYNE
i
the
ua"1N
in
245
Arc
X-Royed
cant
ui?j
iwy.
na:
the
hus-
xd
of
the
house
Son
Franc
iscon
Canadian
Chomp
MONTREAL-
Jim
Ferrier
of
San
Francisco
wonAhe
Canadian
open
golf
title
here
with
a
17-under
par
card
of
271
for
the
72
holes.
Ted
Good
of
New
York
,
that
the
over
At
Chest
Clinic
During
the
ten
days
that
Miss
Dorothy
Radding
PHN
carried
out
the
chest
clinic
at
the
health
unit
here
recently
245
local
persons
had
x-rays
taken.
Shortly
those
who
had
examinations
will
receive
cards
telling
jLrf
the
-results.
Miss
Radding
returned
to
Vancouver
at
the
was
second
with
274.
Stan
Leonard
of
Vancouver
Dlaced
3R0ADVAY
CAFE
there
are
plenty
frt
who,
as
next
.lake
draws
near,
equendy
of
their
(
bv
the
culUw-
At.
"TtV!Z!m.y
,
fourth
with
278,
!
end
,of
the
week.
I?
W.-,-
'
.f:
'JE;
4'
'"
,of
esoectancy
.i.
Tl,
it
Best
Food
-
lew
dollars,
have
gone
snmr
.!
Viu
FINE
PRINTING
t
IIAl
1..
nan
fan
rrwnv
jt,
as
a
matter
or
$B
ML
PRINTERS
Lf
"il
ill
rtiwtt
Cookinjp
"
cm
hardly
fjclipve
he's
a
END
OF
RUN
These
rail
giants
lie
at
rest
in
"a
Toronto
railway
yard
after
124,000
employees
went
on
strike
Tuesday
morning
In
a
wages-hours
dispute
with
Canada's
two
railways.
Last-minute
negotiations
with
a
government-appointed
mediator
failed
to
avert
the
crippling
walkout.
Scenes
are
similar
Ihroughout
Canada.
-
.(.CP
Photo)
Iff.
SUM!
mm
little
"still.
To
Hour
7
a.m.
to
1
a
m
for
Take-Home
Orders
Phone
200
PHONE
24
222
Second
Ax.
all
has
at
least
a
couple
of
ducks.
Frank
Calder,
M.LJV.
lor
Atlln.-sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Coquitlam
for
Namu
where
he
k
Tmes.
a
few
I
AIR'
PASSENGERS
ished
a
statement
Mail
Gels
Priority
ore
of
prominent
entitle-!
"Let
Us
;
will
be
employed
by
B.C.
Packers.
To
Vancouver
(today)
Mr.1
Mrs.
George
Howe
and
daugh-and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Estey,
Mrs.
P.
ters,
Margie
and
Eileen,
left
Pinfold,
Mrs.
R.
Blrby,
A.
C.
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Coquitlam
;
ta
About
It."
Tho
arvey
of
United
OTTAWA
0
The
malls
will
the
Fula
relations
get
top
priority
J
whenever
"
t-
,.l
.1.
T
T
y-.
...
i
j
,
,
.
m
r
..
miuemmi'nt.
lIHe
trt
nco
in
ovauiu,
n.
iviariau,
v.
mit'Ker,
inn
uiurnuuil
lur
viincuuvci.
encouraging.
One
Unfortunately
for
All
of
Us
the
Rail
Strike
GontinilOS
But
Fortunately
For
You
TClltE
-mJm
Us;
in
Korea
show?
i
haouen
to
us
fiuf?ia
wer
power
to
mobilize
and
control
Mr'
411(1
Mrr
Evan
nd
Wants,
They
will
reside
in
the
south
civilian
air
transport
for
the
B'
Kules-
R-
O'Shaughnessy,
Mr.
after
being
residents
of
Prince
duration
of
the
xail
strike
;
01dlng,
.
Frlezen.
J.
Thomson,
Rupert
for
many
yeaxs.
.
.
The
air
transport
board
nas!Mr8-
-
8ta"Kle.
J-
Atherton,
A.
.
made
public
a
directive
sent
to
R-
nyth.
E-
Tetarenko,
Mr.
Goukell,
Mrs.
B.
Grant,
all
commercial
air
lines
inform-J'
Thomas.
xo
Vancouver
(Saturday)
lug
tliem
that
an
order-ln-coun-
To
Sand-pit
(today
t
B.
Lamb.
G.
MacKenzie,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
cil
has
been
passed
giving
the'
From
Bandspit
iSaturday-3.
Alexander
and
child,
E.
Rennje,
m
forces
8oainst
not
hold
Korea,
hold
ianan-
we
-At-
L
the
Philippines.
could
not
hold
Doaru
power
to
establish
prlor-i
Miss
M.
Stewart,
w.
v.
unaer-
Trara
Vancouver
Uialurday)
ychulte,
J.
A.
-Umphey.
W.
Par-
ity
controls
over
air
travel.
rhaps
not
Haw-
Mrs.
Murray,
Miss
Donaldson,
:in,
Mrs.
M.
Ferguson,
L.
Lek-I
So
far,
the
board
is
depending
on
commercial
air
lines
witb-
Mr.
Butch,
Mr.
Glllett,
Mrs.
J.
J.
:
ier,
L.
E.
Schlacht,
Mrs.
A.
iitics.
maybe;
Yet
out
government
supervision
1
Enle,i
Mr-
Krook,
Miss
Koford,
1
Wales
and
infant.
to
meet
all
the
exigencies
of
the
,
watson,
Mr.
Evans
and
in-
transport
emergency.
However,
fant,
Mr.
Evans
and
son,
Mr.
aon
maKes
it
wvor
of
Hallfpv
if
u
is
required,
the
priority
sys-
aid
Mrs.
W.
Murray,
Mis.
Hipp,
!
,et.
fur-Irl1m',
tern
will
be
put
into
effect.
1
Mr.
Logan,
M.
McDermott,
Mx.
1
First
priority,
said
the
board,!
Fraser,
MU
Hagblad,
Mrs.
Dun-
'
will
be
given
to
the
post
office'
can
and
son,
Mrs.
MacDonald,
E.
j
nth
fore
and
aft
a
in
its
.stejr.d
so
far
as
known
department
for
the
transpor-i
Boyes,
Mis
King,
Mrs.
Sorenson,
CwilsirQS(O)0ii9s
iterjHuirs
CONTINUES
FOR
THE
DURATION
OF
THE
STRIKE
,WE
HOPE
ONLY
FOR
ANOTHER
DAY
OR
SO)
All
of
our
new
slock
happens
io
be
tied
up
some-.
where
beiveen
here
and
Toronto
and
Montreal-5o
we
continue
lo
clear
out
our
present
stock.
tation
of
mall
ted
a
lady
may
jr.
-i
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.
.
.
.
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r
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5hii.
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PRIOR1TIKS
Other
priority
ratings:
Ii
lescrlbed
as
a
1.
Emergency
movement
of
i
more
powerful
passengers
requiring
hospital
or
bomb
and
Dr.
G
medical
attention
or
of
a
doctor
Us-professor
of
or
nurse
to
attend
a
patient
jnd
at
U.
Ts
make
emergency
movement
of
xne&T-bs'.x
tons
of
tri-
cal
supplies
Ms
of
detterlum
2.
Passengers
and
goods
nam-m
although
not
ed
by
the
transport
depart-tay,
that
only
a
ment's
priority
officer
as
requir-.taraa
has
been
l"g
transportation
"in
the
pub's
2
million
dol-
He
interest."
And
six
tons
'
The
board
said
that
if
it
be-
clear
there
.will
comes
necessary
to
displace
pas-fear
from
the
H-
sengers
who
have
booked
pas-;
to
be
made
first.
sa8e
or
goods
which
have
been
accepted
for
transport,
the
lol-
ItltTlla
i
(
.ii
-k.y
;4
O
"
s5t--
,
i
)
l
i
.!
SPECIAL
NOTICE
if
All
our
Community
Flatware
went
up
in
price
last
'
Monday
All
1847
prices
go
up
today
654
,
J
lli
.lowing
order
of
displacement
OK
UK
wm
be
adopted:
pleasure,
on
leave
or
on
fur-
onGs
i,u8h'
2.
Passengers
travelling
on
lone
lines
for
Private
business,
ishts
have
nowl
3.
Perishable
goods
transport-according
to
J.
ed
for
the
general
welfare
of
the
Take
advantage
of
our
old
prices
while
they
last
for
duration
of
strike
Tktf
tiitAtttMH
It
Mt
riiUiilwd
1
diiplird
h)
m
tnt
CMml
lm
t
by
iIm
Coimm
wbciiii
-
ca.
ity
utilities
suner-
Public.
.
f1
that
remains
Is
Passengers
travelllnc
on
j
public
business
of
an
urgent
Prince
Rupert
Florists
p
explained
that
hature
or
for
national
defence.
f
"lowers
for
AW
Occasions
1)1
"
Jiv
j
itaM
on
Sixth
ff
possible,
the
board
said.
1300
3rd
Ave.
Box
516
Tel.
7T?J
we
not
using
all
passengers
and
goods
travelling
-vnat
a
,
rear-
'J'4S
distances
will
be
given
prolines
would
be
ference
over
those
movi
nir
over
tain
the
maxl-
snrt
distances.
'Uises
in
the
dis-i.
Tre
system,
if
enforced,
will
he
said
that
aPPy
.principally
on
ali
routes
100
telerjhones
of
the
following
air
rarrlprs-
'"to
operation
in
1
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines,
Can-
;
Your
Friendly
Jewellers
'
snis
before
the:aan
Pacific
Air
Lnles,
Mari-When
they
are!
time
Central
Airways,
Queen
"P
the
exchanges
Charlotte
Airlines,
Quebec
Alr-wphones
can
be
ways
and
Central
Northern
SATIN
-
GLO
Semi
5I6ss
&
High
Gloss
'n
many
beautiful
tints
for
interior
decorating.
QUICK
DRvING
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
WHAT
NEXT?
A
new
use
for
Ejuika
toon's
parking
meters
was
discovered
by
Mayor
Or-ville
Hubbard
of
Dearborn.
Mich.,
attending
the
Federation
of
Mayors
and
Municipalities
convention.
He
gives
himself
a
shave
at
one
of
the
special
plug-ins
meant
for
automobile
heaters
in
the
prairies
chlUy
winter.
His
comment:
"They
work
well."
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Photo
h
fear
plan
Mr.
1
o
be
flhl
m!
.
.'
uipmeat
to
in-
Mclntyre
h
ii
n0htheclty's
Home
,n
Voncourer
t"",
he
savs
la'
Lt01Schedule'
By'
VAilOOUVER-Mlss
Mary
Mo-
hiq,
me
ca-
iruyre.
victim
t
a
brutal
Attack
'SW-'m
Will
hp
.
in
Ran
Wrant
-
..i
t
ruut'i
iWh
c-h
oho
,.,,
.
i
,.-
.
i
r
io
tiiwuiioi..iuua
1UI
three
weeks,
has
arrived
In
Van-
RULES
Icouver
to
recuperate,
.at
Jber
of
Queenshnrv
me
nere-
braln
urgery
Fa
'amous
boxw
yed
her
Ufe-
Her
uncle
and
-
o
unuuier
man
nave
Been
cnargea
ltli
assault
with
Intent
to
com-
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