Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
No
Unemployment
Insurance
Paid
Friday.
September
1,
1950
-
End
01
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Carrier.
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Month.
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railways
who
.
were
involved
either
directly
or
indirectly
in
the
recent
strike
will
receive
unemployment
insurance
benefits.
See
LiLjJ
It
Ab
Independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
!
mil,,
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
!
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
or
Circulations
'
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
i
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
'
SUMMER
SALE
SHOP
AT
B.C.
Clothiers
The
strikers
In
the
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,
ning
trades
were
not
eligible
for
strike
benefits
and
the
running
Police
Headquarters
.
AND
si
By
ELMORE
PHILrOTT
WELFARE
STATE
AM)
YOU
HERE
AT
CAMP
El-phinstone,
on
the
shores
of
the
Pacific,
the
YMCA
public
affairs
institute
is
deep
into
discussion.
trades,
which
were
not
on
strike
but
were
thrown
out
of
work
during
the
strike,
will
receive
no
benefits
since
the
strike
.
was
settled
and
work
resumed
before
the
eight
walUng
days
had
expired.
(The
first
day
is
non-compensable).
Some
applications
for
benefit
had
been
made,
at
the
local
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission
office.
RAINCOATS
lOPCOi
I
t
is
not
the
intention
to
enter
into
any
argument
,
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
about
the
closing
down
of
the
long-established
divisional
headquarters
of
the
police
at
Prince
Rupert.
We
do
not
feel
competent
to
do
so.
There
must
be
good
reasons
why
the
central
administrative
and
report
The
questions
lor
today
wers
MEN'S
RAINCOATS.
All
Sizes
Now
from
$7.50
1.
What
is
the
effect
of
the
welfare
state
on
the
individual?
Does
it
assist
or
retard
the
de
Topcoat
Proof,
gen
k
Now
from
$32.(k
("aharUine
ln(i
velopment
of
the
person?
Does
ing
headquarters
for
northern
and
central
British
it
rob
him
or
her
of
initiative
Columbia
should
be
moved
to
centrally
located
ian2a
ho?dnDension
Pians
be
MEN'S
SUITS
Too
Notch
in
Tc
eohtcrsd
Watch
Dog
PORT
ELIZABETH,
South
Africa
(T
Dr.
D.
W.
Marten's
blue
crane,
Jock,
has
been
appointed
"duty
bugler"'
of
'
his
watchdog
patrol,
Jock
covers
one-half
the
ground
and
Dr.
Marten's
dogs
the
-
other.
If
strangers
approach,
Jock
gives
the
alarm
with
a
loud
rasping
call.
The
-dogs
then
come
Prince
George
and
that
Prince
Rupert
should
be
!
contributory
or
not?
That
is
should
the
individual
have
to
RAILWAY
MEETING
Cabinet
ministers
file
out
of
the
council
chamber
in
the
East
Block
of
the
Parliament
Buildings
in
Ottawa
after
one
of
a
series
of
emergency
meetings
held
to
deal
with
the
Canadian
railway
strike.
Left
to
right
are:
Trade
Minister
,
Howe,
Fisheries
Minister
Mayhew,
Revenue
Minister
McCann
and
Men's
A
IX
WOOL
Sl'ITS.
Plain
Shades
and
stripe
and
Double
Breasted.
Sell'
usually
to
$5500.
Now
$37.50
to
$12.00
Finance
Minister
Abbott.
(CP
Photo)'
pay
directly
in
to
the
funds
from
which
pensions
are
ultimately
paid;
or
should
these
social
welfare
measures
be
financed
from
the
general
national
evexiues?
oOo
THE
FOUR'
DISCUSSION
groups
showed
a
close
approach
to
a
consensus
of
agreement.
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
i
Tommy
Froser
Lead-Splashed
Fisherman
Is
Missing
made
the
end
of
the
line
instead
of
the
radiating
centre
as
it
has
been.
,
x
,:
After
all,
what
xvc
should
be
principally
interested
in
is
good,
effective
and
efficient
policing.
What
is
the
difference
after
all
if
it
is
a
detachment
or
a
divisional
headquarters
as
long
as
we
have
-strong
and
adequate
and
capable
policing?
The'
R.C.M.P.
is
known
as
an
efficient
if
bureaucratic
police
organization
and
they
would
not
be
expected
to
be
actuated
by
more
sentimental
reasons
for
keeping
a
headquarters
here
if
they
felt
it
was
more
efficient
to
have
it
elsewhere.
Men's
Work
fAST
-
,.
Now
N
The
substantial
majority
of
the
participants
c';3arly
believed
that
the
welfare
state
idea
is
Missing
since
Wednesday
is
Ed.
Boys'
LONGS.
It
here
to
stay.
They
were
by
no
means
so
nearly
agreed
on"
whether
or
not
It
would
be
a
PANTS
FOR
WORK
AND
DRESS.
Well
made.
Best
of
fittings.
Smart
looking.
K
Men's
Semi-Dress
PANTS.
Now
$5
00
Men's
res
PANTS.
Worked
Now
$5.00
Young
.
Men's
SLACKS.
Plain
shades.
All
wool
and
mixtures.
Now
selling
from
$10.75
TERRACE
Tommy
Fraser
of
the
Omineca
Herald
splashed
hot
lead
into
his
eye
on
Thursday
afternoon
as
he
was
putting
lead
into
the
pot
for
the
linotype,
causing
painful
injury,
whiiih
necessitated
medical
attention.
Clarke
McLean
of
the
Investors'
Syndicate
of
Vancouver,
a
visitor
in
town,
helped
out
with
the
linotype
work
so
that
the
Herald
will
be
out
on
time
this
week.
Eealick,
whose
gillnetter
Marine
Chief,
was
found
in
Collins
Bay
on
Gardner
Cunal.
An
extensive
search
is
being
made
for
the
body
Mr.
Bealick
is
believed
to
have
been
drowned.
As
far
as
can
be
learned
he
came
from
Vancouver
area.
Particulars
of
the
incident
are
Boys'
PANTS.
P!a.
Made
with
P.
Zipprrs.
Verjs
Real
Bargains.
good
thing
for
the
individual.
But
by
and
large
the
'ayes'
had
'
it
that
is,
most
of
them
figured
jit
would
promote
and
not
retard'
I
personal
development.
'
j
!
But
in
the
discussions
and
in
i
From
J3';
the
conclusions
it
was
strongly
j
JOHN
H.
BULGER
'
OPTOMETRIST
m
John
Bulgtr
Ltd.
Third
Avenut
stressed
that
the
people
of
wel-
-
fare
would
have
to
states
pay
of
personnel
relations
in
Indus-
WINDBREAKERS
FOR
MEN
AND
BOYS
lacking
pending
investigation
on
which
Constable
Grey
R.C.M.P.
of
Butedale
commenced
today.
HATCH
BEAUCHAMP.
Somerset,
England
Winner
of
the
local
embroidery
competition
A.
Blacksmith.
I
ure
ume
acuviues.
oOo
j
THERE
WAS
virtually
unani-
Last
night
she
compared
the
set-ups
in
Britain,
the
United
States
and
Canada.
She
gave
fact
and
figure
to
show
how
the
Men's
WINDBREAKERS
Now
M
Men's
All
Wool
JACKETS
Now
I
J
mous
agreement
that
pensions
BANK
TALKS
FISHERIES
ranks
first
among
exporting
nations
CANADA
in
value
of
fishery
products
shipped,
says
the
monthly
commercial
letter
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce.
In
1949
these
were
worth
almost
U.S.
"$103
million.
The
same
year
Norway,
a
major
com-T:"petitor,
exported
U.S.
$93
million
worth
of
fish
and
its
products.
In
total
landed
weight,
however,
Canada
with
a
catch
of
1,802
million
pounds
last
year,
ranked
only
eighth.
Canada's
leadership
that
is
longer
experience
of
the
trade
'should
be
contributory;
Boys'
WINDBREAKERS
AND
JACKETS.
Now
from
$U;
unions
in
Britain
had
resulted
in
,
that
all
able
bodied
workers
greater-
disposition
to
keep
should
pay
directly
and
person
allv
Into
the
funds
from
which
!
trade
disputes
from
lnterven-
LADIES'
STOCKINGS.
Reg:
50c
N
the
grants
are
'made
to
older,
tion
by
governments,
or
govern-
mental
agencies.
CHILDREN'S
SOCKEES.
Reg
35c
K
j
folks.
'
,
So
far
as
I
could
learn,
every-.
body
was
against
the
kind
of
MEN'S
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Usually
2!
vnliiP.wi.so
is
Wprl
m
a
larrro
r,avt
f
hor
ficWr
iPensions
recently
demanded
and
Both
managers
and
unions
in
Britain
have
developed
the
habit
of
settling
their
own
disputes;
and
regard
as
a
black
mark
against
their
own
efficiency
a
state
of
affairs
in
which
the
government
is
compelled
to
in
on
by
certain
big
unions
in
the
COMFORTERS
&
SLEEPING
UJS.
These
are
the
pension
plans
I
in
which
the
employer
pays
the
1
entire
contribution
and
the
other
j
employee,
on
retirement,
gets
&
..certain'
amotinV
sav
$100
sperj
1
month.'
for
life.
-1
V
I
tervene,
j
MISS
SHARP-
IS
BLOND.
ut
chotrf
ul,
friend:
-
and
obiiftsly
'
"--
A
Big
Selection
of
CHILDREN'S
COMFORTER
bound.
Sell
to
$3
00
CHILDREN'S
PILLOWS.
Sell
to
$150
Now
3
;
exports
being
relatively
high-priced
species
such
.
as
lobster,
halibut,
whitefish,
and
fresh,
frozen
or
''
canned
salmon.
'Canada
has
the
fishery
'
resources
needed
to
r
develop
a
large-scale
industry.
With
better
methods
for
quick
freezing,
refrigeration
and
canning,
as
well
as
better
trawlers
and
other
fishing
equipment,
the
whole
field
of
activity
has
expanded
in
r.t
knows'
her
business.
She
talSs
a
I
such
schemes
Is
that
Uip
wnrker
'
sort
of
international
British.
DOl'BLE
BED
COMFORTERS.
Beautiful
tumsi
styles
and
coverings.
These
are
a
real
saving
at
:i
gets
no
benefit
from
them
unless
!
that
British,
but
as
cleajf
as
,
he
works
out
the
entire
stipu-
crystal
to
any
North
American.'
lated
period
with
one
employer.'
None
f
us
has
found
out
"et
SLEEPING
BAGS.
Usually
$25.00
M
The
groups
here
agreed
that
wnat
"er
pu""c
aie,
u
sue
na
VQ.
..,w-1,c
ol
v,,-
r.
ithe
individual
should
nav
in
'
any
party
ties.
Hertalks
are
so
B.C.
Clothiers
LI
regardless
of
which
particular!
fair
and
factual
that
you--jus
employer
he
works
for
from
I
can
1
lelL
(time
to
time;
and
that
any
NOTICE
TO
MERCHANT
SEAMEN
Qualified
Merchant
Seamen
who
desire
vocational
training
course;
under
the
Merchant
Seamen's
Vocntional
Training
Order
in
order
to
be
rehabilitated
on
shore
must
make
application
before
September
30,
1950.
Application
must
be
made
to
a
District
Superintendent
of
the
Department
of
Veterans
Affairs
and
vocational
training
must
commence
within
six
months
of
approval
by
the
Department
of
Transport,
but
not
later
than
January
31,
1951.
Merchant
Seamen
are
qualified
for
vocational
training
if
Ihey
were
entitled
to
receive
benefits
under
the
Merchant
Seamen
Special
Bonus
Order
Act,
the
Merchant
Seamen
War
Bonus
Order,
1944,
or
In
the
case
of
those
from
Newfoundland,
if
having
served
satisfac-'
torily
in
the
United
Kingdom
Pools.
DEPARTMENT
OF
TRANSPORT
OTTAWA
i
3RD
AVFNUE
I
scheme
is
bad
which
tends
to,
chain
the
worker
to
one
boss-!
or
else
forfeit
the
equit
he
has
j
built
up
in
the
pension
fund.
FINE
PRINTING
f
REGAL
PRINT
RRANDRAM-HENDERSON
SiiIiiiiiiiiiSi
SMHdMTa
Sit
mas
I'HONK
21
222
Sccont
6
I
show
that
new
life
is
entering
the
fishing
industry.
I
The
Dominion
Government
some
months
ago
started
a
fisheries
development
and
rehabilitation
;
scheme.
With
the
long
term
prospects
of
the
in-;
dustry
in
mind,
further
measures
are
being
taken
'
to
preserve
stocks
of
fish,
protect
spawning
grounds
'
and
eliminate
exploitation.
In
addition,
biological
;
research,
essential
to
the
full
development
of
fisheries,
is
being
carried
on
by
the
Fisheries
Research
Board.
:'
On
the
Pacific
Coast,
production
of
salmon,
'
''
halibut
and
herring,
the
mainstays
of
the
industry
there,
has
been
relatively
well
developed.
Further
;
expansion
is
limited
somewhat
by
controls
over
;
fishing.
Ground
fisheries,
cod,
sole
and
the
like,
and
the
tuna
industry
are
capable
of
further
de-,
velopment.
The
manufacture
of
a
'great
variety
of
:
fish
by-products
also
has
many
possibilities.
oOo
IN
THE
DISCUSSIONS
it
came
out
strongly
that
any
fair,
and
just
pension
jla,n
must
bei
built
on
a
stable
money
system.
,
The
sneakers
stressed
the
fact!
that
it
was
an
outright
swindle
j
to
require
people
to
pay
into
a
tension
fund,
for
a
whele
work-
i
ing
lifetime,
when
the
dollar
had
a
high
purchasing
value
only
to-
have
the
payoff
in
dollars,
work
worth
only
a
fraction
of!
those
which
had
been
paid
in.
1
oOo
i
0
Hard
or
Soft
FLOOR
C0VERIK
HERE'S
Today's
discussions
grew
dir-1
ectly
out
of
the
talks
of
Elizabeth
I
Sharp,
O.B.E.,
who
is
one
of
;
Britain's
top
experts
in
the
field
'
ANNOUNCEMENT
We
are
not
taking
any
cleaning
or
pressing
at
present
We
shall
attend
to
efficient
service
on
Tailoring,
Alterations
and
Repairing
r
New
Fall
Samples
have
just
arrived.
Order
now
for
better
choice
LING
THE
TAILOR
Box
286
220
-
6th
St.
Phone
649
We
Have
It
CHIROPRACTIC
FOR
HEALTH
SCRIPTURE
PASSAGE
FOR
TODAY
"Thu
art
not
far
from
the
Kingdom
of
Ood."
Mark
12:
f
-
s
34.
,
p;".i
;.t
j
I
I
SCIATICA
Sciatica
Is
marked
by
severe
pain
of
the
great
Sciatic
nerve
which
supplies
the
tissues
of
the
thigh
and
lower
leg.
The
Dam
is
mmallv
O
BAROLEUM
Q
REXOLEUM
e
CONGOLEUM
INLAID
Felt
I
Canvas
Back.
Groined,
Marble
or
Perfumed
Transport
ACCRINGTON,
Lancashire,
England
"it
Accrington
Corporation
buses
are
sprayed
with
perfumed
disinfectant.
"The
disinfectant
we
used
before
left
that
lingering
hospital
smell,"
said
an
official,
"so
we
decided
to
try
something
a
little
more
alluring."
,
by
compression
en
the
nerve
result-1
ing
In
inflammation
and
swelling
Di
!
!
(Si
A
w
1
uic
nerve
Bneain.
Some
of
the
symptoms
are
pain
ui
me
nip
radiating
down
the
back
i
mm
O
BATTLESHIP
if
oi
me
uugn,
ana
severe
pain
on
movement.
In
prolonged
c&Aes,
the
muscles
may
shrink,
the
skin
become
cold,
and
the
affected
limb
may
become
paralysed.
Many
patients
suffering
from
this
condition
complain
of
psln
in
the
lower
spine.
Because
Inflammation
of
the
Freight
!s
Hot
Being
Handled
Prince
Rupert
is
now
cut
off
from
all
cargo
shipments
from
the
south.
According
to
an
announcement
yesterday
in
the
Daily
News
longshoremen
will
refuse
to
unload
cargo
from
Frank
Waterhouse
and
Co.
of
'
Canada
Ltd.
Reasons
given
for
calling
the
strike
are
that
Waterhouse
has
been
unloading
cargo
with
ship',5
crew
and
calling
on
longshoremen
only
when
the
company
desired.
The
statement
say?
Waterhouse
is
the
only
steamship
line
bringing
in
cargo
from
the
south.
It
says
the
longshoremen
have
been
wanting
to
have
O
ARMSTRONG
RUBBER
&
ASPHAj
BROMLEY.
Kent,
Eng.
Rev.
J.
W.
Jackson,
Vicar
of
St.
Aueustine's
church
exchansed
I
sriaue
nerve
or
iU
.sheath
is
an
pulpits
with
his
father
J.
j
cl
Tackspn,
Curate
of
St.
Peter's
The
cause.
Th
ere
is
no
th
ma
more
thrilling
than
a
lovely
DIAMOND.
cause
cause
Is
Is
usually
usually
found
fm.nd
in
in
thn
sT
-M
W
1
mtmmJ
-!ear
Dover,
for
two
weeks.
spine,
where
a
misaligned
vertebra
i
'
has
produced
pressure
on
the
prim.
fey
y4
a
contract
for
some
ume
now
.
nerve
imnniu
.u.
t
"
1
ir
BROADLOOM
AXMINSTER
WILTON
CARPETS
I
to
the
sciatic
nerve
is
restricted
or
i
cut
off
entirely.
Inflammation
and
!
and
that
they
will
not
unload
Waterhouse
boats
until
a
contract
Is
signed.
SEE
THESE
SPARKMNC.
BEAUTIES
TODAY
AT
weiung
lonows
m
the
parts
thus
deprived
6f
their
essential
life
force.
If
you
are
suffering
fmm
similar
symptoms,
tt
would
be
wise
to
see
I
your
Chiropractor.
By
means
of
adjustments,
h
will
return
the
ver-tebra
to
ite
proper
position,
and
the
affected
parts
will
then
receive
an
adequate
flow
of
nerve
Immikp.
.
A
REMINDER!.
A
MacKenzie
Furniture
Jfi
one
coat
B-II
"Fresconelte"
covers
kalsomine,
wallpaper
.
.
.
giveg
you
a
satiny
washable
surface.
Dries
in
a
couple
of
hours.
8ciatica
responds
very
rapidly
under
Chiropractic
care.
Pay
your
bills
in
full
TODAY
so
that
your
Credit
will
be
good
TOMORROW!
CREDIT
BUREAU
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
anson's
Jeuollery
A
good
place
to
buy.
Over
a
quarter
o
J
Consult
Your
Chirojntctor
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br
th
Chiropractors'
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o
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