NAVY
LEAGUE
l
iYAS
BRIGHT
NEW
TANAftlAV
LABOR
CODE
(Continued
Xrom
Pag
Onel
,
.
Pflsice
Kttpnt
Dail?
Itoi
OB,
Weu.iusdyv.
S
ptemoer
1,
1943
AND
RAINY
HAS
SESSION
Local
Sea
Cadets
to
he
Entered
in
Sustained
Interest
Competition
Royal
Canadian
Sea
CarW
JAMES
BOULTER
PASSES
AWAY
Son
of
I.m-al
Woman
Was
Locomotive
Foreman
for
f)
Kadio
Di3
an
K
1240
Kilocycle
(Subject
to
change!
WKDNESliAY
P.M.
tier
the
code
will
be
considerably
extended
beyond
that
ol
the
old
wartime
Labor
Relations
Board.
The
former
body
had
power
to
certify
a
union.
The
new
onp
can
go
ns
far
as
directing
either
party
to
a
dispute
Labor
or
management
to
undertake
collective
bargaining.
However,
the
final
Imposition
of
penalties
In
the
event
of
X'lo-lation
of
the
code
Is
up
to
the
Both
Sunsiiine
and
Rainfall
This
August
Was
Higher
Than
Last
Prince
Rupert
basked"
In
133.2
hours
ol
sunshine
during
August
this
year
but
heavy
rains
toward
the
end
of
the
month
up
to
10
61
inches.
So
sunshine
brought
the
precipitation
total
and
rainfall
both
exceeded
the
figures
for
the
same
month
last
year
which
were
respectively
82
hours
and
7
94
inches.
The
vear
to
date
is
maintain
O.N.K.
at
Neepawa.
Man.
James
Boulter,
son
of
Mrs.
Charlotte
Boulter
and
brother
of
Thomas
J.
Boulter
and
Mrs:
Pan
Parent
of
Prince
Rupert.
Corps,
"Captain
Cook,"
0f
Prince
Rupert
is
to
be
entered
for
the
sustained
interest
trophy
offered
by
the
Navy
League
of
Canada,
it
was
decided
at
a
regular
meeting
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Navy
League
last
night.
The
matter
of
sending
food
parcels
through
CAR
E,
to
the
British
Sea
Cadets
was
referred
to
the
Women's
Auxiliary.
The
ses.sion
lasted
two
hours
and
routine
maters
ami
a
ccumulated
correspond
died
recently
In
Winnipeg
and
j
ordinary
courts
ing
its
cumulative
improvement
over
1947
with
873.2
hours
ol
sunshine
to
date
in
comparison
4
00
BuniunS
TvockriwC
4
la
-Stock
Quotations
ttiil
Int.
4
30
Music
ty
Oooomnn
4:13-
Wandcra
way
Shoos
5.00
-Music
In
a
Mellow
Mod
5:30
-Musical
Cocktails
6:45
-Henri
K
uc
f
00
-Svins
lYstivul
6
;S0
-
Musical
Varieties
ii;40-
Rec.
Int
8:45-Plantation
House
Party
7:iK)
CBC
News
7:15
-Arthur
L.
Thelps
(Kingston
t
7:30
Ethel
Shtark.
Tor.
8
00
-
Quintet
in
O
Minor
with
714.5
hours
for
last
years
ence
were
dealt
with,
accounts
'
.
funeral
took
place
in
Neepawa.
j
ABOR
UNION'S
Manitoba,
w
here
lie
had
resided
j
ST
Nn
since
1!41.
Mr.
Boulter
was,
gome
Commons
members
locomotive
foreman
there
for
hummorei
hard
against
this
the
Canadian
National
Rail-
the
dedaring
government
vva's
"
should
enforce
Its
own"
leglsla-
Mr,
Boulter
was
prominent
Injtion.
Labor
Minister
Mitchell
sports
and
club
activities
and
,
t.xK
the
stand
that
the
Act
wjs
Church,
the
Masonic
Order
and
primarily
a
conciliation
instru-was
a
member
of
the
Anglican
,nonti
and
the
courts
should
be
Church,
the
Masonic
Order,
and
:
.sorted
to
as
little
as
possible.
first
seven
months.
The
precipitation
this
year
to
date
stands
at
50.88
inches
compared
totalling
$195.98
being
passed
;
for
payment
with
51.78
inches
in
the
corres
Considerable
discussion
cen-:
lsy?!bHb
no-ln4
nf
lout
Vpar.
ced
rtH
around
QrnnnH
fnrthpnmim,
'
3
...mmarv
for
v.vv.
.v,..
v.,
,..1,5
re.
1
cruiting
dnve,
by
HMc.8.
follows:
this
August
was
as
ture,
71
on
.t
nninS
the
Lions
Club.
He
serwd
over
8:30
-The
Canadian
IVrsouallty
Maximum
tempera
He
predicted
few
cases
would
wind
uu
in
court.
;
any
neip
wuriui
11s
power.
the
seas
from
1914
to
191S
in
first
Great
War
and
wounded
in
action
WRS,
Against
Canadian
Congress
cf
i
Labor
contentions
that
the
code
August
15.
Minimum
tmeperature,
38
8
on
August
22.
Mean
Temperature,
555.
Maximum
barometer
reading,
8:00
-
British
Justice
10:IHVCPC
News
10:10
-
BC.
News
10:15
Our
Changing
Morals
10:30
..Harold
Sumlvig
Oich.
11:05-
Weather
Forecast
and
Sign
ort
President
J.
N.
Forman
was
in
the
chair
and
others
present
were
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
Lt.
Jrjhr.
Quinn,
Lt.
Cdr.
John
D.
McRae,
Capt.
J.
R.
Elfert,
Mrs
Eifert,
Lt.
Cdr.
Alex
Mitchell.
S.
P.
Wood.side
and
T.
M.
J.
Fortune
In
the
service
of
Canadian
is
weak
and
Inadequate
In
many
National
Hallways
for
many
j
respects.
Mr.
Mitchell
has
taken
30.03
on
August
2.
vears
he
was
at
Redditt,
On-j
the
stand
that
it
is
"pood
legis
tario.
before
going
to
Neepawa.
Besides
the
mother
and
JtllllMIiUiu
.
v..
.
.
.
.
.
,
29
39
on
August
23
and
30.
Sunshine,
132.2
hours
on
twenty-three
days.
Precipitation,
10
61
inches
on
fourteen
days.
i
brother
and
sister
here,
who
lation"
at
least
for
a
starter.
If
defects
are
found
In
the
first
year,
he
says,
they
can
be
eliminated
with
later
amendments.
It
is
the
government's
hop"
that
the
code
will
be
adopted
have
the
sympathy
of
many
friends,
the
late
Mr.
Boulter
is
survived
bv
two
other
brothers
SHE
WAS
TOPS
IN
OLYMPICS
Gn
nd
Slam
Olympic
performance
of
Mrs.
Fanny
Blankers-Koen.
Dutch
mother
of
two
children,
continues
to
be
the
talk
of
the
sporting
world.
The
Dutch
mother.,
who
won
four
gold
medals
is
now
back
at
home
in
Amsterdam.
She
shows
the
medals
to
her
husband.
George
Boulter
and
Fred
Boul-'
as
a
model
for
legislation
In
aU
tor
of
Victoria,
and
another
sister.
Mrs.
W.
H.
Montague
of
Vancouver.
Reaoer
ana
classified
advertisers
are
requested
to
submit
their
copy
to
the
office.
Telephoned
advertisements
often
lead
to
mistakes
against
which
the
Daily
News
cannot
guarantee
the
provinces,
wttn
a
view
to
bringing
some
uniformity
out
of
the
existing
hodge-podge
of
Labor
laws
across
the
country.
The
Ontario
government
already
has
adopted
it
completely,
and
some
of
the
other
provinces
have
indicated
to
the
Federal
fe-
I
Football
Schedule
AIR
PASSENGERS
NOTICE
To
Vancouver
Mrs.
L.
Hu-
government
they
are
conslder-
High
Sept.
1
Battery
vs.
School
(Stuart
Shield).
soy.
B.
M
Chatwin.
P.
F.
Alder-'.
ing
enacting
legislation
along
dice.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenneyjlne
san,,.
unes,
and
child.
William
Stevenson.
The
new
board
that
will
ad-
Sept.
3
Battery
s.
High
School
(Gilhuly
Cup
Replay).
Baseball
Scorer
National
Brooklyn
0-2.
Chicago
3-7.
New
York
4.
Pittsburgh
5.
Philadelphia
0,
St.
Louis
5.
Boston
3.
Cincinnati
1.
'
American
Chicago
1.
Washington
7.
Detroit
4.
Boston
84
Cleveland
6.
Philadelphia
1.
St.
Louis
9.
New
York
10.
Western
International
Victoria
5-12.
Tacoma
1-2
Salem
7.
Yakima
6
Spokane
10.
Wenatehee
0
Vancouver
4.
Bremerton
3.
Pacific
Coast
Hollywood
6,
Sacramento
WEATHERPROOF
VOIR
ROOF
FOR
WINTER
First
protection
agaln:,t
winter's
cold
blasts
is
Jo
see
that
your
roof
is
in
tip-top
condition.
For
expert
repair
or
for
a
whole
roofing
Job,
call
363.
For
estimates
and
material-;
consult
.
.
.
Mitchell
&
Currie
Limited
B"IIders
and
Contractor
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roo
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News
8:15-Morning
Song
8.
30-Music
Usr
Modems
S:
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Little
Concert
S
0-BBC
Mews
9:15-Mornlng
Devotions
P:3i-Transcribed
Melodies
9:
45-Modern
Musicians
9:5
Time
Signal
10:00
Morning
Visit
10:
15-Morning
Melodies
U':
30
Roundup
Time
lu:45"Seans:navlai
Melodies
11:00
-Bemie
Braden
Tells
a
Story
U:
15
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of
Today
1
1
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her
Forecast
ll:Sl-Mossage
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11:33
Recorded
Interlude
U:45-Let's
Walu
PM
12:00
Mid
-Day
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1
1.
15
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News
S;i.S
Program
Resume
2:30
BC.
Farm
Broadcast
2
:
55
-
Recorded
Interlude
1:00
Symphony
Hour
2
:0O
-
Sheila
Presents
3:30
Commentary
and
I
Learned
Late
2:45
Western
Fne
3:-Etr:el
ar.d
Albert
3
15
SpotlisM.
en
a
Star
S
20
Sketches
In
Melody
3
SO
Divertimento
3.45
BBC
Kews
3
55-VX.
Report
The
Dally
News
wishes
to
draw
attention
to
the
rule
that
classified
and
transient
advertising
is
payable
rn
advance
tt
the
oifict
at
time
of
presenting
copy
for
advertising.
Those
desiring
to
advertise
in
this
manner
In
the
Daily
News
are
asksd
to
assist
the
office
and
resocc
this
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
R.
C.
Telford,
Anthony
Kent.
F.
mlnlst
ole
code
will
be
under,
S.
McKlnnon.
M.
C.
Wilson.
Mr.
the
cnalrniansnip
0f
Mr.
Justice!
Barclay.
G
B
O'Connor
of
the
Appellate!
To
Sandspit-Mu
E
Shep-jDirlsion
of
th1
Albena
3
mp!
erd.
H.
D
Gould.
T.
J.
Matt.
L.
of
top
.
Casman.
Uwir
vnrt
In
th
iudirjl
field
Mrs.
M.
Bivester
of
returned
to
her
home
in
the
Fmin
Vancouver
O.
Hardy,'
,
.
'
,
,
soum
011
hip
lamosun
yesieraayji
Mr.
Justice
O'Connor
was
chair
L.
Harding.
J.
Radek.
Mrs
aiternoon
loiiowir.g
a
visit
hei-
;
man
of
the
old
board.
Micheal.
S.
Nygren.
R.
Busque
Others
of
the
16-man
board
P
Striek
J.
Perrault.
Miss
with
her
daughter.
Miss
Nan
Bavester.
and
at
Lakelse
Lal:e
with
Mrs.
Don
Forward.
on
rvr,,.,H
1
will
be
the
same
as
those
Fixmi
Sandspit
W.
Price,
the
old
organiEaUon.
InclMdir.gj
Miss
Price.
Mr.
Madsen,
Mr.
1
four
from
Labor.
Jour
from
man-!
Crowe.
Mr
Johnson.
'.agement
and
one
from
the
La-,
Box
Mi
&
.'
w'
.
f
1
10
innings).
Seattle
3.
Los
Angeles
0
02
innings
Portland
1.
San
Francio
0
San
Dsego
13.
Oakland
12
1
10
Innings
1.
You
H
in
u,t
Uany
Xewsr
bor
Department.
The
chief
ex-;
ecutlve
officer
will
be
M.
M.'
Maclean,
chief
of
the
LVpart-j
ment's
Industrial
Relations
Branch
and
one
of
Canada's
foremost
Industrial
dispute
conciliators.
,
1
LARGEST
IN
WEST
INDIES
Cuba
is
the
largest
island
of
the
West
Ir.dies.
TO
r.
a
truly
,
Chs:iitQ
AJverus.Tig
Pays?
I
TTt
a
Ciassrnea
.i
in
The
N'ews
fit
optcs
f)
Timely
rom
1
errace
"MM
Mrs.
C.
R.
De
Kergommeaux.
Terrace
Reporter
TERRACE
I
J
RUC0I
fj
U
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f.ir
Lur.:
:;
ry,
.
.-
I
it
Li
ftb
IN
TERRACE
.
.
.
smoke
n
-
n
r
v-
uvu
A
Modern
Oepartment
Store
Hon.
and
XIrs.
E.
T.
Kenney
A
party
of
Oddfellows
drove
and
son
Edward
left
for
their
to
Prince
Rupert
on
Saturday
home
in
Victoria
today
after
a
to
be
present
at
a
lodge
degree
holiday
spent
at
their
summer
;
ceremony.
Among
them
were
home
at
Lakelse
Lake.
They
j
s
smitn.
F.
Smith.
F.
Thorn-motored
to
Prince
Rupert
as
j
Casey,
H.
King.
H.
Seatoa.
whence
Uiey
wiU
fiy
south.
(j
Barman.
F.
Clifford.
R.
B?e-
Cher,
A
Harrison.
B.
West.
H
Mias
drove
to
Prince
tr.
6
G.
Johnian
w
Warner.
O.
C.
Bax-Rupert
on
Friday
to
meet
Mrs.
r
MacKav,
J.
Masted,
J
Mills
on
her
return
from
a
trip
j.j-.
to
VanMuver.
,
at?
.
ii
NaUonaily-kr.dwn
lines
m
ladies'
Wear,
Tard
Gds
Men's
Ciothint,
Shoes
.
.
.
plus
a
new
Self-Serre
Fowd
Section
1lh
a
Free
IVliverT
7
r
j-.
-iHSl
7
ra
i
-
m
I
Serrk.
Miss
Norma
Kenney.
who
has
:
Grand
Master
E.
G.
Craven
been
on
a
holiday
at
Lakelse
4
c
Powell
River
and
District
j
with
her
;arents.
returned
on
rputy
Grand
Master
WaiJ
THE
SKEENA'
MERCANTILE
.
Twscay
morntnn
s
train
io
(
MacKen.-ie
of
Prince
R
upert
I
V
P'
useara.
untsno.
nerr!paid
a
vis
lo
lhe
kval
lodce
V
'
she
is
nursing
with
the
Victor-;
(
th.
rtf..
t
HO.
VJk.tV
ililli
U.l
I
ian
Order
of
Nurses.
J
Monday
evening.
Following
the!
VIRGINIA
CIGARETTES
1-'
f
4
FLY
IN
THE
Seabed
-Amphibian
Plane
Non-Schcdu'e
Charter
So
nice
Cornrr.errial
Hunting
Business
session.
reires.imen;s
1
were
served.
I
The
bridge
gang
of
the
Pub-J
lie
Works
Department
are
1
buiidins
a
new
bridge
at
Will-
j
i
W
1.111;
"i,iii.uiiih.Bi.i)Ii..ii
mini
.
11
Highway.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Leonard
Casey
with
their
two
children,
re-
I
Ur
UUXS-Xtm
US.
i.JM.x
Fishir.sr
-
S:chterir.c
SKEENA
AIR
TRANSPORT
LTD.
THONES
-
Terrs
ce;
W
H
Martin,
S3;
E,
T.
re-nry
Ltd,
35
Prince
Rupert:
Prir.ce
Rapert
Ry.eL
4SS
l-
a
Sunday
from
Lakelse
Jean
arvd
Onclee
Kirkaiiy
re-"
turned
on
Sunday
fmm-
V
utf
have
been
in
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
cowr
wtfere
they
hare
been
cnarge
01
tne
Kinsmen
Camp
(
:
on
hoV-av.
,
Gillanders,
their
helper,
j
1
al-o
came
into
town
with
them.
I
n
I'
i
and
rtf
EACH
sii
Fort
I
WHS41
SAVOY
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Don
Forward
of
Prince
Ra-
pert
drove
through
Terrace
at
the
week-end
to
Join
his
fans-
Mr.
ar.d
Mrs.
W.
Ghesher
and
!
ily
at
Latelsf
Lake.
They
are
daughter.
Jean,
returned
on
1
retiimir.g
home
this
week-end.
Tuesday
evening
from
a
rootnr'
'
trip
sou-Jh.
(J.
CLACSEX
L
SON)
We
Take
Lutings
cf
.
.
.
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
BROEERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
TRY
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
FOR
QUICK
SALES
OR
CHARTERS
(Just
East
of
Lipsett
t,
Waterfront)
Ml
Phone
Green
i'.S
KViR
THE
REST
IN
ArTOMOTTTK
SiERlC
.
.
.
See
Tonr
GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
Clierrwlet
rtsWk
Cbev.
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Terrace
Machine
Shop
&
Garage
TERRACE.
B.C
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Georpe
MrAd-as
Vft
on
Tuesday
tx
brief
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to
Prince
Rupert.
RELY
ON
US
Tfr.
and
Mrs.
G-ordon
Brooks
and
fi.rr.Uy
left
on
Tuesday
mwrrar-ps
train
fat
Trail
where
they
wul
,
rike
their
fat-ire
home.
-
Roofing
Repairs
-
Mr.
wad
Mrs.
Arnold
Be?4
re-tmed
on
Saniay
from
a
two
meet"
hcidiy
spent
in
the
Fibrelastic
Paint
Fibreoid
Cement
Ready
Roofing
Tarred
Sheathing
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Ilest
Thinjrs
In
Life
Are
Free.
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were
cocipaniei
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Miss
Grace
Little
anc
Miss
,
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Mri-tor.
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as
fit
yowr
leaky
flit
are
NOW
twfare
more
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repair
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11.
PRINCE
RUPERT
PLUMBING
AND
HEATING
Bad
S..urr.sn
'Old
Past
Off
ire
BsAi-C
Stops
Leaks
Mr.
C,
K.
M-rhlel
ari
cren
reTirr.4
f
Taesiay
tmai
,
,
Lf
le
Lake
where
ther
he
!
spent
Sse
sansraer
-rtkm
at
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
.
their
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