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Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday,
February
7,
1950
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and
Man
Dies
In
Roof
Cave
In
two
shows
each
NIGHT
7
p.m..
9pm
DAVID
O.
SEIZNICK
p,,,'.,,,,
CAOl
REED'S
production
of
Theatre
Has
Its
!
Own
Power
Plan!
;
Harry
Black,
manager
of
the
.Capitol
Theatre,
lias
found
the
answer
to
the
power
shortage
as
far
as
the
movies
are
concerned.
'He
has
produced
his
own
power
unit.
I
i
The
unit,
which
produces
15
i
horsepower
is
composed
of
the
I
chassis
and
motor
of
an
old
Ar-,
row
bus.
transformers
from
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
and
a
dynamo
which
was
brought
from
Poi'ilie-,
ton
by
rail.
The
dynamo
was
used
by
Mr.
Black
during
a
prolonged
power
1
shortage
of
the
Kootenay
Li-ht
and
Power
Co.
some
ten
years
ago.
This
unit
will
provide
enough
power
to
light
the
build-;
ing,
run
the
projectors
and
light
;neon
signs
in
front
of
the
The-'
atre.
CHOSEN
IY
THE
LONDON
DAILY
EXPRESS
AS
"THE
starring
BEST
PICTURE
.
MADE
NYWHERE
wm
DlESDft
.
IN
THE
WORLD"
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C.C.L
Shies
From
Reds
VANCOUVER
CP
British
Columbia
Federation
of
Labor
CCL
on
Sunday
resolved
on
quick,
tangible
action
to
aid
the
province's
unemployed
but
shied
away
from
affiliation
with
the
Vancouver
Unemployment
Action
Association
.
Robert
Sneal,
president
of
the
Victoya
Labor
Council
told
delegates
to
the
Federation's
sixth
annual
convention
that
alignment
with
the
Association
would
mean
'collaboration
with
policies
of
the
Communist
party
in
Canada."
William
Stewart,
president
of
the
Marine
Workers
and
Boiler-workers'
Union
and
long-time
critic
of
the
C.C.L.'s
endorsement
of
the
C.C.F.,
was
defeated
by
Dan
Refold
for
the
Federation
presidency.
Reford
is
the
C.C.L.
regional
director.
George
Home
was
acclaimed
for
a
second
term
as
C.C.L.
secretary
treasurer.
Murray
Cottcrill,
member
of
the
national
executive
of
the
C.
C.L.,
who
outlined
the
Congress'
plan
to
organize
the
unemployed,
said
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
and
"any
other
bona
fide
organization"
was
invited
to
join
the
C.C.L.
Unemployed,
he
said,
will
be
organized
into
non-due
paying
locals,
chartered
and
affiliated
with
the
C.C.L.
Labor
Council
in
their
city.
m
JOHNNY'S
Jottings
Prince
Rupert
may
have
made
a
mistake
25
years
ago.
At
least
that
is
what
some
citizens
here
think.
Some
may
think
that
Prince
Rupert,
winch
has
sunk
so
much
money
into
other
improvements,
should
make
an
effort
to
ferab
the
reins
and
control
the
power
system.
Maybe
tlv:
Northern
B.
C.
Power
C
n.ipany
cannot
entirely
be
blamed
for
the
present
situation.
The
weauier
hurl
Now
the
company
lias
decided
that
an
emergency
delsei
engine
IS
required.
Last
year,
the
city
was
faced
with
a
similar
incidence
but
luckily
the
weather
Intervened.
lit
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,
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FASHIONS
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Store
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District
Forester
M.
W.
Gorm-ei.vauc!
Assistant
Forester
J.
A.
K.
!
Rcid
left
on
Monday
night's
j
train
on
a
bi-ncss
trip
through
i
the
Prince
Rureri
forest
district.
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Easer,
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Wonderful
New
Fast
Rising
Dry
Yeast!
Aid,.
rman
Casey
said
at
a
his
r,,,.
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1??1H
V.'tA'V
ta
.-ramming
of
ci'y
council
two
week
luplaytd
I
y
No
company
Ls
goinn
to
y
the
Oov
James
William
rilondell,
55.
oi.
Pacific
Mills
Ltd.
at
Ocean
Foils
was
killed
approximately
10
a.m.
Monday
when
the
roof
of
a
building
caved
in
due
to
the
weight
of
snow.
The
resort
was
rrreivrd
I
In
the
district
office
of
the
B
C
Police
here
yesterday
from
the
i
Ocean
Falls
detachment.
Blondell,
a
widower,
was
raft
building
foreman
on
the
boom.
1
A
second
report
from
Ocean
Falls
stated
that
the
man
u.sed
the
alias
James
William
Brown,
for
what
reason,
it
is
not,
as
yet
known.
Date
rl
inquest
has
not
i
been
announced
up
to
the
pre-
sent
time.
The
Vancouver
office
of
the
B
jC.
Police
has
been
advised
to
notify
relatives.
It
is
known
a
daughter,
Mrs
Richard
D.
Rug-
gles
resides
in
Vancouver.
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to
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sweat
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CRASHES
DURING
SEARCH-
This
C-47
t
.S.
Ar
my
plane,
one
of
a
huge
fleet-
engaged
in
a
search
for
a
missing
U.S.
Air
Force
plane
vi:h
44
ab.iard,
plunged
into
the
ro.u.a
along
the
Alaska
.'hallway
eight
.days
ago.
Six
persons
w
iu.iuicrt
in
the
crash
but,
Bid
soon
arrived
from
a
nearby
search
base.
.
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!
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British
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Games
II
your
sub&cilpilon
is
in
arrears
and
you
do
not
receiv
your
paper,
please
do
not
blame
the
publisher,
the
new
boy
or
the
post
office.
Jus'
do
a
little
stra'sht
taikin?
t
ycurself.
Co-operation
of
sub
scribers
in
this
regard
woulc
be
appreciated.
It
would
sav
a
lot
of
trouble
and
everybody
would
D
happier.
Subscriptions
ar3
payable
in
ad
vance
ai'illQT-RWl
I
ciPP.nu
COW'
wivr-
t
a
ti
rr
1
One
blanket
on
your
bed
to
I
keep
you
in
"Just-Kiiiht"
sleeping
comfort
all
night
long
automatically
no
matter
bow
cold
your
room
ireu.
1
hat's
the
ama2iug
feature
of
the
ucw
j
tf-1'.
Automatic
lilanket.
On
chilly
nighli
too
you
can
cnioy
the
luxury
of
getting
into
a
prcwarmcd
hn)
with
the
safe,
easy-to-wash
G-C
Jllankct
.
.
.
the
only
blanket
that
gives
you
the
warmth
you
want
without
the
weight
you
don't
want.
(.oine
into
our
store
and
see
them
on
display.
Three
models
to
choose
x3
from
in
three
beautiful
(SfjK
shades,
all
with
rich
satin-
igf
bound
edges.
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
AUTOMATIC
BLANKET
1.
DOUBLE
feKU
one
control
?39.50
2.
DOUBLE
BED
two
control
$19.50
J.
TWIN
BED
one
control
$37.50
ea.
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POWER
CO.
LTD.
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Block
Phone
210
NEW
FILM
BOARD
CHIEF
W.
i
Arthur
Irwin,
editor
of
Mac-Lean's
Magazine,
has
become
cr-mmisioiu-r
of
the
National
Film
Board
lvxt
month,
replac
L.
K.jss
McLean.
if
Photo
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as
iar
as
T.
B.
Black
is
concerned
1
Vwl
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He
is
doing
a
marvelous
iob
in
'
JiL,
V'.
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Vl
lM
c"'''ving
power.
All
the
blame
Pv
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V
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VLt
shou,d-
Mr-
Black,
I
bell.ve.
HPFF
:
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V-'C
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U-Li,1,
ti
,
manager
of
the
Northern
'
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P:tJiv,.r
-:v'U
VI4
Jvtc
rNsmrrr
blood
for
Prince
Rupert."
;
It
is
an
obvious
fact
that
it
ia
up
to
the
citizens
of
Prince
Ru-pirt
to
worry
about
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert.
No
one
else
w
Hi,
and
If
a
city'
cannot
realize
this,
then
the
only
obvious
solution
is
keep
quiet
and
let
someone
rl.se
run
us
and
our
problems.
Alderman
T.
B.
Black,
following
Alderman
Casey's
remarks
at
the
same
meeting
pomtcd
out
that
the
city
cannot
afford
to
operate
a
power
systent
Report
ing
this
meeting,
I
leaned
a
little
over
to
Aid.
Black's
side
as
I
was
then
unfamiliar
with
circumstances.
I
had
not
read
the
contract
signed
25
years
ago.
Tills
article
holds;
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nrii..,lim..-
!
itxccn
I
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I
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.i
cnioy
tht
excellent
.ppoirtm-nh,
the
delicioui
food,
and
th
ur.icclitd
I
rmce
Uupcrt
Sailings
Southbound
Saturday
Feb.
18
Saturday,
Mar.
4
Wednesday,
Mar-
15
For
Information
and
reservations
contact
H.
II.
Davies
Cieiicral
Atient,
CINNAMON
BUNS
1
M'nrr
intu
1;tri:c
howl.
1
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lulv-w;irm
vatT,
2
ts'.
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hiti-ft
vH';:tr
:
Mir
tvitil
iionr
is
i1i-.f)vr.
SprinKh-with
2
vnvvU
KiMnq
1
My
Vi:-t.
1
a
vi;n
!
11MU
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i;
Mir
writ.
ScjiIiI
l
c.
milk
jiiir
Hi
Va
c.
uranniateil
Ruu.ir,
l-4
tps,
salt.
ths.
iinrttiiinc;
c-.l
Id
lukewarm.
Add
to
f:ist
nuv,
niu-
and
si
ir
in
2
wilMxaUu
cks.
Stir
in
.!
c.
om-e-sifted
hr-;id
rt.jur;
beat
until
imx.th.
Work
in
.i
c.
niore
,oru-i-Mt!ed
bread
flour.
Knead
until
smooth
and
eia-tic;
i-lace
in
reaved
r;
hiuh
top
v.nh
melted
butter
or
short
t-u
in
if.
(.'over
and
set
in
w
irni
pi.-icc.
tree
tn.rn
dra'tl.t.
I.rt
Me
until
doubled
m
bulk".
While
d"ii'li
i-
itrii'.'.
condiine
J
12
c.
brown
MtL.ir
(ti;:!itl
re.M-
J.
,v.
,t
Ups.
yrMiitid
(
imiaintui,
I
c.
wa-ii,d
and
dried
t
edk
s
iai-ins.
I'um
li
down
(Ii-ukIi
ami
tlividc
into
2
e'ial
r-lion;
futm
into
smooth
ba!l.
ea
h
piece
into
an
ool-'ii
Vi"
thick
at:d
16"
h-nK;
lof.;;eil
Iouuli.
hrii-h
with
nulled
lmtter
or
niarwnriiic.
Spinifde
with
raim
mixture,
lieyin-itiiirr
at
a
i-ng
edpe,
roll
up
each
piece
hl;p
a
jelly
roll.
Cut
into
1"
idiees.
Place
jmm
toucbiint
each
oilier,
a
rut-side
up,
in
greased
7"
round
layer-cake'vatis
tor
other
shallow
pans),
(.rease
tops,
(.'over
and
b-i
rise
until
doubled
in
bulk.
ISakc
in
moderate
o
tn.
.i.HJ1,
20-2i
miimtes.
Serve
hot,
or
reheated.
No
more
takinj;
chances
with
perishable
yeast
cakes
that
have
lost
their
leaening
power!
New
I
Icisihmann's
last
DRY
Yeast
keeps
full
strength
and
active
riHht
till
the
moment
you
use
it.
Needs
NO
refrigeration
keeps
safely
in
your
cupboard.
Try
its
marvellous
results
in
your
next
baking.
1.
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TV.
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GOOD
for
Life
SAVO
HQ
a
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YEAST
Ml
ACTitAST!(StMSfISH'.
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x'i
.
3
0-CO
RODE
is
CRASH
SURVIVORS
Huddled
m
si.-etun;;
has
near
the
wreckage
of
their
crashed
U.
A.
Army
plane,
survivors
receive
aid
from
rescuers
on
a
Y
ukon
mountainside
before
starting
the
trek
to
safely.
In
this
RC.A.F.
photo,
the
injured
men
are
in
the
right
foreground.
The
piano
was
engaged
in
the
search
for
the
missing
U.S.
Air
For
re
plane
with
'A
persons
aboard
when
it
crashed.
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P.
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RKD
f
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vuw
ijni
u
s'S
til
The
New
MONARCi
f
more
BMimrui
f
THAU
THAN
IVR!
turoi
miii
r
Tlicre's
a
whole
lifetime
of
trouble
free
ervice
in
no
co
podh
BooT-rRoop
pipe.
Soil
ettlement
won't
crack
or
break
It,
freezing
or
thawing
won't
effect
It.
Tapered
joints
prevent
leaks,
keep
out
routs,
no
co
rode
saves
you
time,
work,
money.
Use
no-co
rods
boot-proof
pipe
for
House-to-Sewer
or
House-to-Scptic
Tank
Connections,
Downspouts,
other
underground
non
pressure
uses.
Get
no-co-rode
perforated
pire
for
Septic
Tank
leaching
beds,
foundation
footing
drains,
soil
irrigation,
field
drainage.
Both
types
are
backed
by
a
40-year
record
of
out-Standing
service,
a
CALL
651
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RUGGED
TERRAIN
Some
conception
oi
the
na
ture
of
the
country
where
it
is
believed
a
V
S
Air
Force
plane
with
44
aboard
crashed
may
be
gained
by
this
photo.
A
large
fleet
of
planes
combed
the
area
for
the
missing
piano.
Th,
photo
was
taken
from
a
plane
flyingfrom
Edmonton
to
Whitchorsr
to
join
in
the
search.
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p
r,v.t
c
Co.
Ltd.
LUM3ER
and
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
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