THIS
AND
THAT
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fc.
:
Prince
Ilupcrt
Dailp
r3ctos
Wednesday.
September
22.
1948
T
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x
Employment
Managers
Hold
Meet
At
their
regular
monthly
meet-int
numbers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
J.ocal
Employment
Advisory
Published
wt
afternoon'
except
BundaT
by
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Rupert
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C.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
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Director.
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an
micmui.,
report
from
E.
V.
Whiting,
locf
1
;
manager
of
the
Unemployment!
Insurance
Commission,
on
a
spe-
j
cial
meeting
of
local
manager
held
in
Vancouver
aiui
address
j
ed
bv
S.
H.
McLaren,
executive
I
director
of
the
Unemploymert
insurance
Commission
from
Ot-i
tawa.
j
This
was
the
first
time
that
:
there
had
been
a
meeting
of
i
managers
of
the
British
Colum
MOSCOW
STRATEGY
PURPOSEFUL
hod?epodge
of
East-West
THE
diplomacy
becomes
more
confused
and
pur--
While
the
sicuation
worsens
in
Berlin,
Moscow-ark?
for,
and
gets,
a
Big
Four
conference
on
Italian
colonies.
Acceding
to
this
Russian
request.
Secretary
Marshall
in
press
conference
makes
plain
he
is
un-imprepd
by
it
and
comes
about
ai
near
as
statesmen
ever
do
in
time
of
peace
to
charging
the
Soviet
government
with
outrightiy
duplicity
in
current
negotiations
over
Berlin.
President
Truman
add
a
strong
word
for
Secretary
Marshall's
policy
of
"firm
resistance"
to
Communist
pressures,
saying
the
United
States
bia
regional
officers
with
Mv.
McLaren.
The
object
was
a
twofold
one,
the
director
wanted
firsi-hand
information
from
the
ed
by
the
local
committee
was
fJIKLS
Lit,
OAYS
EDMona
,
the
possibility
of
having
boat
V"nm
jir
nHIKTOFCC
n
repairs
spread
throughout
the
rlL.lvm.3
1
Edmonton!
BRIDGWATER,
Eng.,
warned
ideal
manaeer
and
they
in
turn
winter
months
rather
than
hav
-
were
tokl
the
plans
from
the
j
ing
them
delayed
till
before
the
Schoolgirls
lie
too
much,
says
near
th
m!i.
head
office.
The
frank
exclmim-
start
of
the
fUhlwg
ta.,on.
ThU
Miss
Grace
Nichclls,
headmi,-
ttwt
,
"Take
these!
I
want
to
see
how
my
wife
will
react
with
the
tables
turned
on
her!"
of
views
was
of
great
value.
Thi
often
resulted
in
a
glut
of
work
tress
of
Bridgwater
Grammar
wMy
D,in,.
BniMTt
committee
was
in
the
surine
and
a
shortage
of
School
for
Girls.
-!.;
complimented
on
lu
active,
pro-i
work
in
the
winter.
In
her
final
report
before
re-
signin
she
said
it
was
'sad"
to
of
salmon
from
wive
work
and
particular
The
shipment
nd
need
for
extra
police
duties
reference
was
made
to
the
in-
Alaska
had
kept
the
longshorlnf?
LETTERBOX
terest
shown
in
planning
courses
industry
very
busy.
It
was
felt
X
V
"
'
NEW
"EMPIRE"
SILHOUETTE
MAKES
DEBUT
....
'
k
hriuurhi
tn
aimosi
ureuinr
niauiM-ui-
in
trie
iisnine
lnousirv
ana
iixn
ir.iauir
annum
L,ng.
Mr.
Whiting
was
bear
on
the
government
and
?-
r"bv
.,
.......
...
.
...
,
o-oir,
.hlnnini
Inlprnts
til
nifl!-C
irailRie3Hll
Uy
Editor,
Daily
News:
In
your
eaitorial
headed
"Labor's
8howdown"
dated
September
7.
148.
there
is
a
certain
maimen
lor
ins
muni
miorniu-
;
k
"i'H"'-
tive
and
interesting
talk.
;
use
of
the
grain
elevator.
Such
transgressions,
she
concluded,
were
a
symptom
of
the
.afi.,.l
in
u
Htr'Vi
thu
hlsjrlr
m
.r
Present
at
the
meeting
were
Managers
were
also
asked
to
J.
S.
Wilson
"
i
chairman
i
section
which
I
as
financial
sec-;
LONDON,
(r
The
New
Em-retary
of
this
Local
take
ex-
pire
Silhouette,
a
new
and
Inception
to.
dividual
line,
is
making
Its
bow
You
state
that
the
communis-
n
London
this
autumn.
obtain
correct
and
up-to-the-
k(,t
j,as
nif.
an
acknnwd-
Black'
aei)T
Anderson,
minute
information
regarding
Jjnea
Britain's
econoniie
;the
employment
situation
m
"
V"''
'
life.
tic-influenced
union
(Miners)
It
has,
as
its
title
suggests.
a
T.'.WniUnB
and
n.
wimun.
.hplr
reanpetiv.
rr.nc
THii
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find
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la,..
Lin.
nnera-
ntPH
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find
favor
because
Prince
RuPm
committee
pom
dll
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-
ed
out
that
while
there
had
bee.i
tion
closed
down,
throwing
200
it
uses
a
moderate
amount
of
C
'
in
2
fee
vl
A
HONOR
V.
C
WINNER".
R
KG
IN
A
O
Almost
3D
years
to
the
day
he
was
killed,
a
Vic-;
toria
Cross
winner
of
the
First!
odd
men
out
ul
employment,
material
in
contrast
to
the
very
;
unempioyniem
recen,-
many
of
them
married.
!
wde
skirts
introduced
earlier
'V
'here
would
be
a
shortage
cf
As
I
read
this
I
feel
that
your
this
year.
1
Jbs
wltn
le
tapering-off
of
Ion-sided
remarks
are
directed1
Arthur
Banks,
who
U
primar-:
the
fishing
industry.
There
lS
peuriWc
ALUt'
will
not
negotiate
under
duress.
Meanwhile,
to
the
Communist
blockade
of
Berlin,
i.e.,
"duress,"
is
added
the
duress
of
Communist
disorders
at
the
City
Hall,
violations
of
safe-conduct
pledges
for
German
police,
and
other
shows
of
sheer
force.
;
To
take
these
things
more
or
less
in
the
order
in
which
they
present
themselves
the
colonial
conference
is
an
obvious,
too
obvious,
an
effort
1
by
Moscow
to
create
a
diplomatic
diversion.
It
is
probably
more
directly
inspired
by
Russian
knowledge
that
the
"Italian
vote"
is
a
respectable
factor
in
American
presidential
elections
than
by
desire
for
agreement.
Moscow
may
well
hope
that,
to
satisfy
American
voters
of
Italian
extraction,
the
Truman
Administration
will
be
tempted
to
go
farther
than
the
British
could
in
restoring
Italian
administration
in
Afrcas
colonial
areas,
American-British
frctions
in
a
conference
might
cause
concern
to
other
nations
critically
dependent
on
western
solidarity
against
Moscow's
diplomatic
offensive.
Secretary
Marshall's
attitude
indicates
that
this
will
not
be
permitted
to
happen.
The
policy
of
firm
resistance
mav
be
harder
for
laymen
to
grasp.
But,
whatever
weaknesses
may
be
apparent
in
outward
dealing
with
Communist
violence
on
the
spot,
there
is
an
inner
core
of
strength
in
the
westrn
position
which
should
not
be
underestimated.
Mofcow
gives
signs
of
being
impressed
:
by
it,
paradoxically,
in
the
very
attacks
now
being
launched
on
the
western
positions
in
Berlin.
That
strength
lies
in
the
fact
that
the
western
World
War
was
honored
by
ci-1
0euvlqic
PAIN
against
Local
694,
I.UAt.M.
&
S.
ily
responsible
for
the
Intro-
would
be
some
local
buildinr
council.
Council
voted
to
duction
of
the
new
line,
carries
going
on
but
there
would
be
no
W
nam
trppf
sftr
Rt
Ar-
3ir.
I
challenge
you
or
any-
it
through
from
his
suits
for
vacancies
for
outside
workers
at
triur
cieore
Knight,
killed
in
mm
action
Sept.
3.
1918.
at
Viller.
ies-
Cagnlcourt.
France
i"-,",.v;,,,,-f-
one
else
to
DacK
up
your
eui-
j
morning
wnere
ne
manes
present,
until
me
vtauon
Ls-
torial
in
your
reference
to
this
jacket
half
of
solid
color
to
land
construction
got
under
way
Local.
Why
don't
you
print
the
match
the
skirt
and
a
striped
the
local
workers
could
supply
fact
and
tell
your
readers
the
top
which
includes
t
he
sleeves
all
the
labor
needed.
No
def-
truth?
Tell
them
that
since
and
buttons
to
a
high
novel
jnite
pronouncement
was
yet
November
21,
1947
until
Silbak
turn-over
collar,
strongly
sug-
forthcoming
as
to
when
lare-
TROPICAL
LOWLANDS
Three-fif.hs
of
Bolivia
tropical
lowlands.
Premier
closed
down
that
this
gestive
of
a
Regency
neck-line.
j.ae
operations
might
begin
at
Trwiol
Var4
kikin
trrircr
1
1
'i
rtpark-
Fur
a
comi.fnrmal
Hrpc
fhp
.
.
,
.
.
ot-..
-"-t,"
-
w.
......
.v.
wauson
jiiiann
ana
tin
timi
un-
THE
Uate
an
agreement,
and
that
higher
waist
Is
carried
up
to
a
nfflJT)Cement
m
made
it
would1
1
we
louoweo
we
law
ngm
aun
oana
jusi
oe.ow
me
oust
fw
workpr
lo
through
"Bill
39"
and
-Bill
87
with
a
striped
top
which
shows
,rom
othw
m
even
to
taking
a
strike
vote
a
low
decolletage
only
in
front.,
Uf(m
anxj
p(
tViuih
o
.j
rrui
r
hv
Vis
nor
Cnt
tha
honlr
Kaina
onrriorl
tn
"
MM
"NOW
1orm
ueh
(majority.
Aio
tell
the
public
the
nape
and
taking
In
the
cap
jrrw1
wditlons
""ter
there
that
we
were
the
lowest
paid
sleeves.
The
skirt,
with
its
five
8
tendency
fOT
labor
hrrfm,t
min,r
in
R
P
rntt
nf
,.,!,
Innlf,
norrnurpr
prairie
to
drift
to
the
coast
where
the
II
I
the
workers
got
fed
up
with
than
it
is;
in
fact,
It
Is
easy
to
.
in
'subsidizing
the
company
by
walk
in.
and
is
bv
no
means
of
,
weamer
conditions
working
for
sub
-
standard
the
hobble
type.
-
.
(
make
living
more
congenial,
bu
wages.
On
the
other
hand.
Banks
be-'
unfortunately
seasonal
employ-
So
in
future
please
don't
lieves
that
the
wider
skirt
also
mem
it
very
much
less
in
win-
mm
nr-Aimr-in
D
r
klC
A
I
Iklf
K
blame
the
communists
for
the
lends
itself
to
the
Emriire
line
'
er
than
in
other
seasons.
Among
other
items
consider-
shutdown
of
Premier
,and
if
you
This
is
achieved
by
the
intro-or
anyone
else
wishes
to
have
duction
of
a
wide
hip-yoke,
DLAUIirUL
DLnvwuni.
$12.00
DKSir.NKD
TO
UICIK
S1'K(
1FK
KSPIX'IAIXV
FOR
SWEET
$
ja
public
debate
regarding
the
sloping
shoulders
and
an1
Silbak
Premier
shutdown,
please
adaptation
of
the
Byron
collar,
contact
me
as
to
the
place
and
often
in
striped
taffeta
on
a
time.
dress
of
dark
solid
color.
The
j
In
closing
I
hope
you
will
wide
cape
collar
is
interpreted
publish
this
in
your
paper
as
it
in
the
form
of
a
wide,
cape,
is
written,
as
I
feel
that
the
with
two
long
wide
scarf
ends
J
public
should
hear
both
sides
which
are
tucked
beneath
the
;
of
the
story.
I
can
go
into
debelt.
while
the
point
of
the
cape'
tail
quite
a
lot
further
but
feel
at
the
back
is
buttoned
to
the!
Mt
.)
11
kD
mn
nnnn
r,
tW.
'
J
i
Restore
the
original
charm
and
beauty
of
your
home
wit:i
our
full-bodied
paint.
Gives
a
luiig
wearing,
protective
coa
-ing
a
beauty
that
gives
you.-house
an
appearance
of
newness
for
years.
ISKH.IITKN
with
(.I.IKDI
N
Saanich
Plumbing
AND
Save
Willi
the
Bv.t
&!n
EL'DCET
PUN
owers
still
retain
the
initiative
in
a
"peace
offensive"
unwelcome
to
Russia.
To
persuade
the
western
powers
to
give
up
the
present
talks
as
a
bad
job
fj
stage
a
walk-out
in
impatience
over
Russian
double
dealing
could
suit
the
Kremlin's
designs
very
well.
Resistance
.to
Moscow's
objective
of
ousting
the
western
powers
from
Berlin
is
therefore
synonymous
at
this
moment
with
keeping
on
with
what
looks
very
much
like
a
farce
of
negotiation.
nother
point
which
needs
to
be
cleared
up
is
whether
or
not
the
western
powers
are
negotiating
under
duress
while
saying
that
they
will
not
do
so.
What
they
have
told
Moscow
is
that
they
will
not
hold
the
negotiations
Moscow
asked
for
namely,
a
Big
Four
conference
on
all
German
problem?
while
the
blockade
continues.
Firm
resistance,
refusal
to
negotiate
under
duress,
are
thus
not
simply
diplomatic
miraees
created
in
Washington.
They,
with
the
dogged
continuation
of
talks
in
Berlin,
are
part
of
an
offensive
aimed
at
holding
western
positions
with
the
weapons
of
diplomacy
until
it
is
clear
to
the
opponent
that
the
nositions
can,
and
will,
be
held
permanently
with
whatever
weapons
are
needed.
At
that
point
'in
East-West
relations
a
real
agreement
may
become
suddenly
possible.
No
Interenl
-
No
Carru
.
it,
tvhi
iiu
avail
at.
Lino
urcAS.
'time.
)
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J.
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Financial
Secretary,
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Second
Avenue
Phone
632
Prince
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B.C.
Tinntraafi-:?i
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Street
Ho
llywood
Cafe
Newest
and
Most
Up-To-Date
Cafe
in
Prince
Rupert
Open
from
5:30
p.m.
to
3:30
a.m.
Wm.
H.
Francks
OPTOMETRIST
OF
VANCOUVER
Will
be
making
his
regular
fall
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
September
30
to
Oetober
6
inclusive
for
the
purpose
of
Examination
of
the
Eyes
and
adjustment
of
glasses
11
needed.
Appointments
can
be
made
at
Hotel
Prince
Rupert
de?k
by
asking
for
Mrs.
Campbell
or
Mrs.
Bryant.
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sailings
per
week
foi
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Camosun
Prlday,
5
p
m
,
Catala
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
hundays,
10
p.m.
FOR
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CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Coquitlam.
Aug.
10,
21
11
p.m.
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abvious
reasons,
the
principal
one
being
increased
cost
of
production,
it
has
beeatne
necessary
for
the
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News
to
anneunce
a
Vung
ueferred
but
small
increase
in
circulation
rates
to
be
effective
on
and
after
October
1,
148.
The
new
rates
will
be:
CITT
CARRIER
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Per
Week,
lc;
per
Month,
75e;
per
Tear,
S
BY
MAIL
Per
Year,
$5;
per
Month,
50c
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may
be
made
up
to
and
Including
September
30
of
any
arrears
or
of
advance
subscriptions
at
the
present
rates
of
65c
per
month
and
$7
per
year
for
city
delivery
and
$4
per
year
by
mail.
Thereafter
both
arrears
and
advance
payments
will
be
at
the
advanced
rates.
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are
advised
to
check
up
their
accounts
and
take
advantage
of
the
eld
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as
long
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they
last.
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