1
Wants
CIOf
AFL
i
1
ii..
i
To
Have
Affiliation
Boost
in
Wages
OK'd
by
Council
A
new
wage
schedule
for
city
employees,
prepared
by
the
wage
committee,
was
read
at
a
moet-
V
A
I
&
a
Ji
f
7l
2
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
May
10,
1950
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
"
O.
A.
injNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
-
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Here
A-
1
j
r
i
lng
of
city
council
Monday
night
I
A
sflnnlatinn
in
the
recom
PHILADELPHIA
(P
William
Green
.president
of
the
American
Federation
of
Labor,
said
yesterday
the
AFL
Is
willing
to
meet
with
the
C.I.O.
in
an
effort
to
form
a
unit-d
American
organization
of
all
forces
and
groupings
of
organized
labor.
Green,
in
a
letter
to
Philip
Mur
'rifltinn
annrovpd
hu
mem
was
that
"these
be
the
final
nalof-;!
I
5-
having
I
44
-
'
f
U
V
-
'
i
"A
,
d
Special
Men's
TRoier,.,
534,
i
Jers
affecting
unions
i
bargaining
agreements
iUi
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
73c;
rer
real,
'
$8
00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
itr.
cily
and
tnat
tney
be
ray,
C.I.O.
president,
said
he
was
'
replying
to
Murray's
rquist
for
1
to
acceptance
not
"unity
of
action
among
st-veral
groups
-cf
organized
labor."
May
15
and
that
they
drawn
in
the
event
acceptance."
tailored.
Reg.
J,1
Nnu
Crisis
of
Western
World
Salary
of
the
Fire
Chief
hiked
to
$270
per
month
plus
4Un
vM)i!m.AKS
zii)Der..,f...
living
quarters
and
to
$265
f
NOTWITHSTANDING
the
almost
universal
the
assistant
Fire
Chief.
Th
w....,
.
,
cn.vM.fc
luc
-wir.n
iwuiw
iur
cltv
HalI
janitor
was
Riven
an
w
peace,
the
dark
clouds
of
war
hover
dangerously
increase
to
220
per
month,
sai-
!
!Hen'
Pu
..
.
I
St
Vie
anrt
..i.
.
...
near.
So
low
indeed
that
we
are
constantly
engaged
i
aries
of
Clty
cler'
treasurer
Special
..
flu.
.
Boys'
Cabardine
rwj
.
.
V
-
'
y
-r
-
i.
j
uini
111
the
SO-Called
Cold
War.
itendent.
were
increased
by
$25
Fear,
not
of
the
enemv
or
of
ultimate
victory,
fer
montn-
i
,..
j.
-iii?
.!
11
i
mi
The
telephone
operator
super-
but
fear
of
war
itself
with
all
its
horrible
conse-
visor
was
grante
$,71-5a
per
quences
to
victor
and
vanquished
is
the
nightmare
j
month
and
the
night
supervisor,
of
statesmen
and
people
everywhere.
J
i52.so.
i
..Both
inside
and
outside
employee
are
fortunate
that
the
statesmen
in
the
ees
were
granted
substantial
lunations
of
the
Wesern
World
exercise
restraint
and
creases-
'
1
"
ftf
.
-Pt-fff't
fit
J
u..
cur
w
SANDBAGGING
HOSPITAL
Soldiers
of
the
Winnipeg
area
took
over
dyking
operation
when
civilian
workmen
became
exhausted,
and
kept
food
waters
from
forcing
geriously-ill
patients
and
expectant
mothers
from
the"
hospital
at
Morris,
Man.
By
Monday
morning,
the
soldiers
had
strengthened
the
dyke
and
Increased
its
height
above
the
level
of
the
flood
waters.
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Photo)
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it1
frs.i
fcto
ild
list
t
L
y
i
i
t
i
ety
to
choose
VANCOIVER
VICTORIA
Sunday,
9
pjn.,
Camosun
Tuesday,
1:30
pin.
Coquiilam
ALICE
ABM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Cuqultlam,
11
p.m.
jrom
n
i
r.
pert
to
take
over
the
office
of
he'd
settled
down
in
Prince
Ru-Collector.
Here,
he
continued
to
pert.
And
here
he
stayed
for
till
the
post
until
but
recently
many
years.
His
studio
was
next
when
retirement
became
tffee-
to
the
corner
of
3rd
Avenue
and
'
tive.
His
memories
of
the
north
fourth
Street
Mr.
Cralz
de-
Ray
Reflects
.
patience
in
the
hope
that
ultimately
the
United
Nations
Organization
will
unlock
the
door
to
peace.
The
most
thorough
preparations
for
defence
are
essential
to
guard
against
any
sudden
attack
upon
any
of
the
Western
Democracies.
This
is
elementary
common
sense.
'
But
there
is,
an
equally
important
defence
-
necessary
ajjainst
the
insidious
spread
of
Commun
-fll
lis
Ml
111
tM
are
clear
gnd
when
ht
feeis
lighted
to
chat
with
the
numei
-ailfl
IXCminiSCLS
llke
n
can
regale
his
friends
0Ui
tourteu.
which.put
them
In
a
.ith
many
a
tale.
,
r,nrr,haslnnr
mni-irt
arm
in.-lrtfnt-
10
p.m.
FOR
KOKTII
Ql'EKN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
May
12
and
20
FOR
SOUTH
Ql
KEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun,
May
5
and
19
10
p.m.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
5CS
i
.
n
i
-
-------
ally
helped
spread
the
fame
ot
the
north.
Not
so
long
before
he
passed
away,
he
mde
a
tour
of
the
Mediterranean.
dealer
shores.
Prince
Rupert
was
in
th?
northern
centre
a
few
hundred
Artist,
designer
and
thoughts
of
many
as
the
first
miles
down
the
coast.
Pete
wis
curlos
m
of
tne
Arctic
fliitfH
nf
tKo
trilr
fiplHfi
fpvor
ill
a
crm
nf
.QntlsinH
anrl
hi
line
istic
Totalitarianism.
That
is
the
strengthening
of
j
Morte
Brr
several
.Craig.
years
.
,th
k.,
i
flrf.
Th
n
..
in
hm.ic
raH
tr,
hii.
SHIM
The
ideal
finish
Shingles,
Fences
c
the
economic
power
of
every.nation
in
the
Western
(Pacific
terminus
of
the
second
tory.
he
buiit
The
Central,
at
f
"bsorb,n
tbe
atmosphere
cf
itou
saw
it
in
the
Newsl
1
,
ir
,..
I
,t
.
i
i
J
..1
1.1.
:
i:-.
A
I
?..
c,
It.
tt
X
u
null
onu
nu.mil
uiiiuuuiM
orin,
ro
tne
ena
xnai
tne
peoples
inerem
snan
no
transcontinental
was
a
new
klmi
First
Avenue
and
7th
Street.
of
deal.
Yes,
it
did
not
beckon
,
was
one
of
the
largest
frame.
I!
so
enriched
by
their
increased
production
and
by
!
without
response.
Prince
Rupeii
structures
anywhere
in
town.'
rough
lumber.
Mai
their
trade
and
commerce,
that
the
highest
Stand-'
spelled
more
newness,
rapid
Flames
destroyed
The
Centrai
i
I
uv
l,-,-no-
in
iho
nvU
cVmll
Ko
oiicn-orl
Tnn
on,)
!
erowth
and
substance.
,
late
one
nignt
a
few
years
ago.
a
variety
of
ottrcc
colors.
'
H1U
IIUU
ili
tilt
N
JU
r'tlUll
V'V
UlVVIi
-
1
IV
II
Uli'l
then
only
will
the
Western
Nations
successfully
j
Gne
of
the
first
hear
th?
challenge
'
the
growing
economic
power'of
Soviet
call
was
Mr.
Thomas
Dufferin
r
.
j
.-i.
-..i-ii.-i.-
Pattullo,
who
served
the
embry.-
Ihompson
hardwgt
Olier
Besner
was
a
seasoneu;
northerner
when
he
decided
to,
locate
in
Prince
Rupert.
Th'.s
Co.
Ltd.
itusMa
anu
ius
sdieunes.
j
city
,JS
aldermfin
mayor,
legis-jwas
his
home
city
for
many
a
H,Q
llative
member,
and
who
finally
1
year.
He
hailed
originally
fro:.i
.
became
British
Columbia's
pre-
,r,
,
i
nil
t
l-
.
i
Quebec.
Like
many
another
he
made
money,
but
unlike
some,
MoTiDt,
Puking,
tttlirJ
la.-v.
iuuunni
vunuujitfu
liui
utuMic
;
mier.
It
was
typical
of
Dawson's
Soviet
Russia
are
immense.
One
needs
only
to
look
i
fourdoughs
that
they
should
call
he
didn't
mind
putting
it
back'
at
a
globe
and
see
the
tremendous
area,
potentially
him
-
s
his
ZFmXS
tTZ
Cartaie
and
SUrip
Complete
Reliable
and
V.
tent
Service,
also
asenls
at
3rd
Avenue
Street,
and
junction.
Canadiwi
Uquld
Air
Co
a
tor
Oxygen-
Acetylcw
vi
wkll.-t
supplies.
Linday't
Cartage
n-"
nu
piuimuiy
uiui'r
maw
.urin
Ainerica,
ai!
;
peter
Black
also
transferred;
of
which
can
be
actually
producing
wealth
once
i
his
activities
to
the
developing
technical
knowledge
and
spare
investment
eapital
i
are
available
by
the
Soviet
Union.
'TWO
TOUTS
StODDlIlQ
Foilhat
reason,
we
believe
Soviet
Russia
will
iij
r
J
IJ
iL
avoid
actual
war,
but
will
continue
and
extend
her
j
flGrC
DUNflQ
MOfllh
efforts
?to
maintain
a
nervous
situation
among
the
1
ir
'
xt
,
.
,
.
,.
.
.
,
!
Next
week
the
s
s.
Prince
Ru-
j.
Westerp
Nations
hoping
to
create
divisions,
and
pert
wU1
replaced
by
(ne
honinp
'that
eronnmiV
naralvsis
mav
occur
in
anv
Prince
Georee
in
order
to
armm.
Max
Heiibroner
and
the
late
Mrs.
Heiibroner
rank
among
in
pioneers
to
settle
here,
travelling
down
from
Dawson.
They;
wrr(f
through
the
height
of
the
booni
5-and
had
many
interesting
recok
lections
ar.d
anecdotes
of
stren
"Storage
Limited
cor.
2nd
and
Part
anc
Est
1910
Phones
uous
and
picturesque
times.
Or
all
Of
these
nations
SO
that
domestic
situations
;
Vancouver
Board
of
Customs
responsibilities
if-...
,j
..
,
.
.
.
.,
iTrade
on
the
first
leg
of
their
'ukon
when
the
grct
bao
Will
enhance
the
Of
the
Communists
there-
strength
Ijourney
through
the
northern
in-
"as
on
were
not
light,
for
any-in.
i
...
terior.
The
ship
sails
May
15
one
in
the
service.
Jarvis
H.
Met
I
liiuii
;
vwwu
i
from
Vancouver
and
is
due
here
Loa'
,no
um
saw
Ui'n
m
And
what
do
we
see
in
the
Western
Nations?
the
morning
of
May
17.
we"
aware
01
tnat
Iact-
WASHDAY
X
I
.
mving
ceen
on
juty
mere
ior
Britain
deflating
its
sterlim?
in
order
to
o-pt
dol.
i
.
1
.
-
,
7
.
,
,
""-"""-"6
at
least
seven
or
eight
yearp
be-
i
-
lam
iu
ut
luvHt
iiu
raw
materials,
taxing
nerseil
"
"c
",lu
u
fore
moving
clown
to
Prince
Ru-
tn
thp
hrpnk-
no-
nnint
5n,l
f.r,
n
l,r,i,
4-
ci,
1rmm'
ure-
Journalists
tour
..
w
y-t
r
jto
Alaska.
They
will
be
in
Prince
were
it,
not
for
the
Marshall
Aid
which
has
helped
j
Rupert
frem
about
11
a.m.
until
with
or
hand
to
balance
the
budget,
while
the
other
2
p
m-
daylight
saving
time,
May
hand
of
the
dollar
countries
has
maintained
tariff,
vliZ'y
to
Stop
Or
curtail
imports
of
British
goods.
;wlll
also
call
in
here
on
their
re-
That's
What
Folks
ai;
bout
Our
PASTRIES
I
AKES
PIKS
and
KltEAD
All
baked
fre-h
Art
Hence
we
find
Britain
unahla
in
nmintain
W
iturn
triP
May
27
Wt
eoy
fo
moU
cofiei
tparkh
with
an
Electric
Washer
l
f
ii
I!
I
1
--
I
r
Vour
clothes
will
he
cleaner,
brighter,
'
.
Rupert
Baken
purchases
of
Amercian
cotton,
tobacco
and
meat.
Unable
Sto
maintain
her
purchase
of
Canadian
meat,
fish,
fruit
and
lumber.
What
dollars
she
gets
will
first
bej
used
for
wheat.
By
force
of
circumstances
Britainmust
buy
all
she
can
procure
from
sterling
countries.
This
has
already,
or
surely
will
soon
bring
on
a
bad
situation
in
Canada.
Unemployment
is
even
now
in
some
cities
casting
its
dreadful
ehadow
across.
In
the
United
States
unemployment
runs
,
around
4
millions.
May
new-looking
longer
if
you
use
an
electric
washer.
It
washing
action
is
gentle,
but
thorough.
And
it's
so
simple
and
easy
to
operate.
It
has
few
moving
pr
aod
is
built
for
long
trouble-free
R-rvice.
Come
in
for
a
demonstration
and
see
bow
an
electric
waiher
can
save
you
time,
money
and
hours
of
drwlgeiy.
Limited
l!
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all
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They
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