Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
"
W
r"'
7
Thursday,
August
3,
1950
'
'j
r-
Still
Ready
To
Negotiate
Railway
State
Their
Csae
In
Wage
Negotiations
The
UiiiversaPs
July
Clearance
MONTREAL,
Que.,
Aug.
2
Tr3
17
FAIR
&
CARNIVAL
QUEEN
CONTEST
and
Miss
P.fl.E.
i960
Grand
Prize:
All
Expense-Paid
Air
Tour
to
All
Provincial
Capitol
and
the
Federal
Capitol,
the
City
of
Ottawa.
OFFICIAL
ENTRY
BLANK
I
hereby
apply
for
entry
as
a
contestant
for
the
title
of
PRINCE
RUPERT
CARNIVAL
QUEEN
a
til
rc!a
me
louowmg
statement
was
u-sued
today
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
the
Canadian
national
Railways
jointly
in
the
Now
light
of
developments
In
labor
negotiations:
L-
of
the
fbarp
fall
la
the
price,
of
snany
f
nckl.
it
wise
tf
you
own
them
to
have
tZK
viewed
and
analyze!
in
the
liht
of
rnui""B
i
r.r.niAar
what
fffitt
ffh
A
"In
view
of
the
fact
that
meetings
designed
to
effect
settlement
of
the
labor
differ
I
nf
events,
inu
w
-
;
-
-----
I11"
,
.
lova
iinui
the
earmold
nf
ences
between
the
companies
and
their
employees
have
been
tied
ate
tuiure
rr
fCompai
whose
securities
joa
pwn.
Only
Two
Days
Left
to
take
advantage
of
this
sale
'
making
place
and
have
been
ar
L
as
a
list
of
your
holdings.
Our
Research
and
F
.
r.
...,,
mill
make
careful
analysis
ranged
to
continue,
the
railways
are
surprised
and
disappointed
by
the
action
taken
by
the
in
em.
and
send
yoo
auci
comment
as
may
be
ternational
labor
organizations,
for,
ana
mane
roummtuvi...
.
ta
Leodation
are
justified.
Don
t
hesutate
to
,.
I
.
-
-,l
rmiM.
TKr
a
nn
headed
by
Frank
Hall,
and
the
Canadian
Brotherhood
of
Rail
SPECIALS
lor
Wis
aumM"
'
'
-
l"e
us
for
it.
All
information
provided
,
by
you
wjll
leld
strictly
conhdentiaL
The
service
is
rendered
.
matter
of
goodwill
building
to
clients
and
tpectivt-Jclients.
way
Employees
and
otner
transport
workers,
headed
by
A.
R.
Mosher,
in
announcing
that
the
members
of
their
unions
will
go
jii
strike
August
22,
if
a
satisfactory
settlement
is
not
reached
by
that
time.
"Before
and
since,
the
recommendations
of
the
two
boards
mes
Richardson
a
Sons
LADIES'
JERSEY
NIGHTGOWNS
ESTABLISHED
1SS7
pacific
Coast
Offices
VICTORIA
Lncouver
of
conciliation
were
made
I
known,
the
railways
have
sought
Maize
and
Blue.
Size
M
Only
....
1.00
h
80-1
a
utieiul
settlement
of
these
cac
and
the
opportunity
to
compete
for
the
right,
to
participate
In
the
British
Columbia
finals
for
Miss
PNE
1950
to
be
held
In
Vancouver,
B.C.,
August
26,
1950.
I
understand
that
If
I
am
selected
as
the
winner
of
the
official
preliminary
contest,
I
will
be
obliged
to
go
to
Vancouver,
B.C.,
during
the
time
required
for
me
to
appear
In
the
Miss
PNE
1950
competition.
I
agree
to
abide
by
all
the
rules
of
the
local
and
Pacific
National
Exhibition
contest
now
in
effect
or
as
announced
hereafter
from
time
to,
time.
I
hereby
agTee
that
the
time,
manner,
method
of
judging
the
local
and
Pacific
National
Exhibition
-contests
shall
be
solely
within
the
discretion
of
the
respective
organizations
directing
the
contests
and
the
decision
of
the
Judges
shall
be
final.
I
agree
that
if
I
am
selected
as
the
winner
of
any
of
the
contests
I
will
not
sign
a
management
contract
with
any
individual
or
corporation,
and
I
will
not
give
any
written
cr
verbal
endorsement
of
any
mercantile
commodity
or
commercial
organization,
nor
will
I
permit
my
photograph
to
be
used
In
connection
with
any
advertised
commodity
or
service
not
associated
with
this
contest,
without
the
permission
of
the
Miss
PNE
committee.
I
hereby
specifically
agree
to
the
rules,
regulations
and
Instructions
on
this
form.
dif
ierences.
On
May
1
last,
they
I
informed
the
minister
of
labor
mat
-naving
weighed
their
re-1
LADIES'
PAIIIIES
CANADIAN
PRODUCTION'
Canada
leads
the
world
In
production
of
nickel,
radium,
platinum,
asbestos
and
newsprint,
nnd
ranks
second
In
woodpulp.
aluminum
ana
gold.
Maize,
Blue,
Pink
and
White.
Sizes
S-M-L
2
P
1.00
sponsibility
to
the
employees
and
to
the
public
the
railways
are
willing
to
accept
the
findings
contained
In
the
majority
reports
and
are
ready
to
negotiate
a
settlement
on
this
basis."
"The
railways
stated
that
this
undertaking
would
Involve
them
in
an
additional
expenditure
of
$19,225,000
a
year
when
applied
only
to
the
employees
concerned
and
that
this
cost
would
rise
to
approximately
$27,OOQ,000
a
year
when
the
benefits
were
applied
to
all
employees.
"The
recommendations
of
the
conciliation
boards
were
summarily
rejected
by
both
the
Canadian
Brotherhood
of
Rail
Signature
of
Entrant
MEN'S
ANKLE
SOX
(Substandard)
Pure
Wol.
Shrink
Resistant.
Sizes
lO-llVi
:
way
Employees
and
other
trans
1.00
Signature
of
Parent
or
Guardian
,
pair
port
workers
and
the
interna
tional
labor
organizations
but
nonetheless
the
railways
have
JUST
ARRIVED
ANOTHER
SHIPMENT!
Address
'
continued
to
hold
discussions
with
labor
and
have
Indicated
their
willingness
to
go
farther
than
the
recommendations
of
the
boards
and
give
the
dis
Telephone
No....
:..
Age..
sident
labor
groups
a
reduction
MEN'S
WORK
SOX
Heavy
Weight.
Ideal
for
Gumboots
.....
in
working
huors
from
48
to
44
hours
a
week
with
no
reduction
in
take-home
pay,
thus
putting
them
In
an
advantageous
posi-
Where
born...
..
.
Date
of
birth..
1.00
2
pair
for
"""i
In
relation
to
Industrial
labor
generally
in
Canada.
Tms
"itt
would
cost
the
railways
AT
'it
$27,000,000
a
year
when
applied
to
the
organized
employees
con-
,
cerned
and
$37,000,000
a
year
when
applied
to
all
employees.
I
"As
late
as
Tucsoay
talks
between
the
Jailways
and
the
men
were
continuing
and
more
are
ITIHIE
TUKfUVECLSAIL
3RD
AVE.
AT
6TH
STREET
scheduled
to
take
place
later
this
week.
Therefore,
the
out-
of-hand
anneuneement
by
the
leaders
of
the
labor
groups
that
they
have
set
a
strike
deadline
for
August
22
comes
not
only
as
a
shock
and
disappointment
to
the
railways
but
seems
to
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
SEW
and
SAVE!
LADIES
...
OUR
LATEST
,
SHIPMENT
OF
LOVELY
SIMPLICITY
PATTERNS
HAS
JUST
ARRIVED
You
MUST
See
These
!
R.
E.
Mortimer
324
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR.
Entries
received
at
the
Civic
Centre
office
till
8
.
p.m.
Saturday,
August
19.
RILE3
AND
REGULATIONS
1.
Contestant
must
be
a
citizen
of
the
designated
zone
In
the
province
of
British
Columbia
In
which
the
contest
is
held.
2.
Contestant
must
be
single
and
never
have
been
married,
divorced,
or
had
marriage
annulled.
S.
Contestant
must
be
on
August
23,
1950,
not
less
than
18
years
of
age
nor
more
than
20
years
of
age.
4.
Contestant
must
be
of
good
character
and
possess
poise,
personality,
charm,
beauty
of
face
and
figure.
5.
Contestant
must
bs
in
good
health,
and
have
education
equivalent
to
one
year
in
high
school.
6.
The
winner
of
the
zone
contest
will
receive
free
transportation
for
herself
to
Vancouver,
B.C.
and
return,
first
class
accommodation
and
meals
at
Hotel
Vancouver.
7.
Contestant
will
be
disqualified
If
found
entering
hotel
beverage
rooms
or
drinking
alcoholic
beverage.
8.
No
grand
prize
winner
is
eligible
to
enter
future
Miss
P.N.E.
competitions.
9.
Final
judging
will
take
place
at
Exhibition
Park
of
the
P.N.E.
during
the
period
August
23
to
26
incl.,
1950.
10.
Contestants
will
be
Judged
as
follows
by
the
local
P.N.E.
official
judges:
-
(a)
Charm
and
personality
20
percent'.
(b)
Deportment,
bearing
(poise)
20
"
(c)
Beauty
of
face,
figure
..'
25
"
.
(d)
Ability
to
speak
in
public
15
(e)
General
Intelligence,
special
ability
20
"
Regarding
"e"
above,
any
of
the
following
qualifications
may
be
considered:
1.
Final
grade
and
standing
completed
at
school;
2.
Oeneral
knowledge
of
town,
city,
or
district;
3.
General
information,
about
cuirent
affairs;
4.
Ability
to
join
in
and
to
contribute
intelligently
to
general
conversation;
5.
Any
special
talent
In
the
arts
music,
drama,
dancing;
or
In
sports
swimming,
skating,
skl-lng,
softball,
athletics;
or
in
leadershipschool
clubs,
Teen
Towns,
community
centres,
etc.
Each
contestant
will
be
judged
in
(1)
Gingham
dress;
(2)
A
sports
outfit.
The
gingham
dress
she
must
provide.
(Simplicity
of
style
Is
the
keynote).
The
sports
outfit
consisting
of
shorts
and
"T"
shirt
will
be
presented
to
her
through
the
courtesy
of
the
Jantzen
Knitting
Mills
of
Canada,
Ltd.
them
to
be
an
unfortunate
method
of
conducting
amell-oratory
negotiations
and
to
show
small
concern
for
the
welfare
of
the
public
or
the
workers
which
has
been,
and
continues
to
be,
uppermost
In
the
railways'
mind.
"Despite
this
unexpected
action
of
the
labor
groups
and
having
regard
both
to
the
domestic
and
international
situation
the
railways
are
sincere
In
vnd-c-tmjrap
basy-to-Follow
Patterns
of
what
is
New
for
Late
Summer
and
Fall
THE
BEST
ittong
tnd
heavily
waxed
to
kp
food
fresh,
nd
rl.vorjoma.
No
wast
.
.
.
the
Jed
metal
edge
gives
an
their
belief
that
negotiations
(tear
exactly
where
toward
a
peaceful
settlement
of
in
Snt
it!
this
dispute
should
not
be
abandoned."
mi"--
BRITISH
JEWELRY
A
survey
shows
that
during
the
first
four
months
of
this
-;f.
Service
PHONE
108
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
&
HEATING
BUD
SCHUMAN
Oiu
Pol
Otfice
BIQk.
year
exports
of
jewelry
from
BROADWAY
CAFE
Britain
doubled
those
for
the
same
period
of
last
year.
Best
Food
Hours
7
a.m.
tc
I
am'
t
ITAHGO
PUMPS
!
For
Take-Home
Orders-
-Phone
200
aV
OPPORTliniTY
KNOCKS
Teirirace
MotoiPG
Limited
Announcing
opening
of
two
new
Electric
Gasoline
Pumps
IMPERIAL
ESSO
I
ESSO
EXTRA
Hours:
Weekdays
8
a.m.
till
8
p.m.
continuously.
Sundayr,
and
Holidays
10
a.m.
to
2
p.m.
4
p.m.
to
8
p.m.
LOOK
FOR
THE
LARGE
ESSO
SIGN
Modern
Rest
Room
for
Your
Convenience
YOUR
DODGE.
DE
SOTA
DEALER
Terrace,
B.C.
184
BLACK
KID
NAVY
KID
BLACK
PATENT
FOR
A
BUILDER
OR
INVESTOR
Exceptional
Offering
Large
subdivision
in
Prince
Rupert's
better'residentfal"
section.
All
services
available.
No
taxes
to
pay
until
1951.
Panoramic
harbor
view.
Area
comparable
to
38
city
lots
comprising
nearly
3
acres.
Easy
walking
distance
to
schools,
hospital,
downtown
shopping
centres,
waterfront,
and
churches."
Individual
lots
available
will
sell
entire
property
for
much
needed
housing
development.
Priced
to
sell
below
city
'
assessed
value
on
similar
property.
Terms
If
desired.
See
Allan,
Armstrong
for
lull
particular.'
Flume
313
ait
Green
297
(eves.)
Office
f
Armstrong:
Agencies.
,.
..
.
Various
Heel
Heights
and
Widths
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
L
TD.
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Roberts.
1
I
1
Phone
357
Box
638
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is
a
CHZISTIB
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every
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