Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
May
1,
1953
I'
Fellow
Has
Little
Chance
To
Be
Lonely
In
Various
Cities
of
Southeast
Asia
1
tr?x
f.
,
-s
if
I
r
1
i
K
.
By
JACK
MACBETH
For
instance,
the
taxi
girls.
pi
Is
learn
fast.
One
Vlelnnmese
Thrv're
almost
all
.unifiirmiv
oirl
started
off
like
this
in
HONG
KONG
(API
No
young
:
llnv
pietty
and
their
shapes
French:
man
of
any
nationality
has
any;vary
but
liule
They
aimost
al,
-j
have
much
thirst.
I
have
...at
girl
in
hit
hou....
th
pllhP,
'
Best
Ktresj
of
th
yew
f
CAPITOL
w
s
A
FAMOl'S
PI.AYKRS
TllEATItL
Eves'
1
'
9:j;
Sat,
MjL!.
I
(ftL
-ffT
A.
o.t
the
same
to
dance
with,
much
hunger.
I
like
you.
Dance
And
few
of
them
have
much
to
me
floras
Two
hours
and
about
sis
Inter,
she
paid
this
little
farewell
tribute
to
her
crestfallen
rmrtner:
"I
like
you.
I
eat
well.
say,
except
tne
cmnese.
They
are
the
best
dancers,
fastest
talkers,
deafest
listeners
and
most
aggressive.
NO
ritlVACY
A
fallow
enn
be
sit
I
in?
bv
himself,
-thinking
polities
per-hnps.
minding
his
own
business.
Hvn
along
comes
Ting
Ling
Lu.
mil
I
drink
well.
I
tired
now.
Good
night
now."
SOME
ROl'GH
Come
of
the
area's
taxi
girls
re.
nnturally,
a
little
on
the
excuse
lor
Deing
juneiy
uj
night
in
almost
any
city
in
Southeast
Asia.
All
the
big
towns
in
this
area
seem
to
have
one
thing
in
common:
huge
dance
pavilions,
as
well
as
modern
music
and
friendly
females.
After
observing,
with
habitual
restraint
and
dignity,
night
life
in
Manila,
Singapore,
Rangoim.
Bangkok.
Jakarta,
Saigon,
Hanoi
and
Hong
Kong,
researchers
give
this
account
of
their
findings:
There
is
little
to
choose
between
the
dance
halls
but
there
is
much
to
choose
from
in,
each
of
them.
B
5BiS
sits
clown,
calls
the
waiter,
or-.rousn
siae.
cut
most
are
weu
ders
the
most
expensive
drink
:
-roomed,
soft
spoken,
outward-in
th"
house,
grabs
the
poor
V
coy.
and
as
morally
correct
as
hnv's
hand
and
smiles
lnvltine-
,
their
little
chum
who
works
be-
COTY-
7
Ittcjuct
hind
a
counter
or
in
a
bank.
ly:
"Come
on,
keed,
dance
me!"
But
the
other
Southeast
Asian
A
successful
taxi-girl
can
rain
as
much
as
$75
a
week
Out
here,
that's
good
money.
Even
the
names
of
the
dance
SOn.-lOR.
n.
R.
CtTHBERT-SON'.
34,
of
Montreal
and
Brantford,
Ont..
has
been
awarded
the
Air
Force
Cross
for
flying
exploits
on
search
and
rescue
operations
in
the
Canadian
Arctic.
Mentioned
in
the
citation
is
a
flight
from
Goom;
Bay,
Labrador,
in
September,
1951,
to
Hopcdale
on
the
Labrador
coast
and
on
to
Makko-vik.
60
miles
away,
to
transport
dangerously
ill
civilians
to
hospital
under
adverse
weather
conditions.
True
Lily-of-the-Valley
Fragrance
Ideal
for
Spring
and
Summer.
Gift
packages
of
Perfume,
Eau
de
Cologne,
Solid
Cologne
Sticks,
Dusting
Powder
and
-Soap.
THE
PERFECT
GIFT
FOR
MOM
Uses
For
Nickel
To
Continue
To
Increase,
Says
INCO
Head
halls
vary
little.
They
are
usually
called
the
"Contented
Universe"
or
the
"Garden
of
Eden."
Drinks
are
reliable
but
expensive
as
much
as
$2
a
tut
for
whisky.
The
bouncers
are
charming
people
judo
experts.
FINE
CHOCOLATES
tfnd
to
expand
the
markets
fori
all.
.
"Development
of
markets
for
i
copper
in
the
coming
years
will
j
be
helped
greatly
by
the
high
!
rost
of
production,
maintenance
and
repair,
and
the
consequent
economy
resulting
from
the
use
i
of
more
permanent
material
3."
I
In
1952
International's
deliveri
Plaque
Recalls
50-Year-Old
Frank
Slide
2a
-
4
By
FORBES
RHVDE
Canadian
Press
Business
Editor
TORONTO
(P
Uses
for
nickel
will
continue
to
grow,
Dr.
John
F.
Thompson,
chairman
of
the
board
of
International
Nickel
Company
of
Canada.
Ltd.,
said
at
the
company's
annual
meeting
here.
"For
many.
years,"
he
said,
"the
company's
basic
belief
has
been
that
nickel
is
one
of
the
fundamental
metals
of
the
modern
world
and
that
the
number
of
Loggers,
Plant
j
Sign
Long-Term
Wage
Contract
QUESNEL,
B.C.
O
First
long-term
wage
contract
in
the
British
Columbia
lumbering
industry
nas
been
signed
here.
A
3''i-year
contract
covering
about
250
workers
was
signed
by
the
CIO
International
Wood
ROWNTREES
MO
IRS
CADBURY'S
NEILSON'S
TODAY
to
SATURDJ
TOTEM
Kveninp
i:
.
j
es
of
nickel
totalled
249.000,000
x-Minds,
up
5,000,000
pounds
from
1951.
International's
deliveries
of
refined
copper
were
234,300,000
FAMOUS
PLAYERS
THEATRE
Matinee
Saturday
....
!
pounds,
close
to
1951
figures.
LETHBRIDGE
(CP
Pioneer
and
government
officials
gathered
Wednesday
for
the
unveiling
of
a
plaque
commemorating
a
tragedy
that
50
years
ago
April
29,
1903
snuffed
out
the
lives
of
a
known
68
persons
In
less
than
two
minutes.
The
plaque,
erected
by
the
Alberta
government,
stands
in
a
boulder-strewn
valley
under
places"
in
which
it
can
be
used
;
Canadian
consumers
taking
55
r.
limitprt
nnlv
hv
nur
imaeina-
!
Der
cent
of
production
and
the
workers
of
America
and
Western
BEAUTIFUL
CORONATION
BOXES
SPECIAL
MOTHER'S
DAY
BOXES
All
attractively
packaged.
Priced
from
85c
to
$3.75
DEETH'S
PHARMACY
tion
and
our,
will
to
seek
them
i
remainder
going
to
the
United
j
plywood
(Cariboo)
Ltd.
PHONE
out."
.Kingdom,
me
unuea
oiaies
anu
u
ca,ls
for
a
40.hour
week
at
Dr.
Thompson,
in
a
statement
continental
Europe.
a
basic
rate
of
$1
35
an
hour
p)us
regarding
copper,
mentioned
in-
orowing
nicsei
nursiu
in-
,
four
yeariy
increases
totalling
i
i
tne
snaoow
oi
i
uruc
mountain
WtTcTe.
three
cents
lere
70.000.000
tonsof
mountain
rock
"FOR
HEALTH
AND
BEAUTY"
G
Taxi
creasing
competition
ior
aiumin-
,
ciuuu
siamie.-a
aim.
urn,
stainless
steels
and
similar
;
in
nickel
consumption
have
been
metals.
'
especially
marked
in
the
United
I
thundered
down
the
Phone
79
an
hour,
goes
into
ciiect
nn-
Free
Delivery
v.,,
.rin
o,ith
thu
tvnp
Kt.ntps
where
in
1952
the
stain-!
,..,,..,
.
side
in
what
became
Known
as
of
competition
is
that
in
the
long
less
steels
required
more
nickel
three
three-and-a-half
and
four
j
tne
rranK
blme'
run
good
development
and
sales
than
was
consumed
in
any
other
,
cents
A
wedge
of
limestone
1.300
commodity
single
field."
j
t,,ft
h'Eh.
feet
wide
and
efforts
on
any
one
Tne
agreement
also
provides
!
.
.
.
7
.
5oo
feet
thick
smashed
into
the
PROMPT
SERVICE
HEATED
U
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
Results
STAND:
lltLCERSON
Bl.tM'K,
SIXTH
STREET
Wallace's
Men's
SHbp
valley
at
4:10
a.m.
and
all
but
dues,
a
union
membership
clause,
out
the
small
Crows
Nest
i
!
and
three
statutory
paid
holidays
i'P
with
the
provision
for
two
more
"A1
P'"
about
88
miles
west
nf
of
here
hon
on
irt
1Q54
and
1955
'
-Si
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
3
i
OfttelaU
of
the
$2,000,000
ply-'""
wood
plant.
said
the
yearly
wage!
At
least
66
persons-there
increases
were
based
on
the
ex-1
may
have
been
many
more
peeled
average,
increase
of
the
:
d
I"d
under
boulders
weighing
liatlfinaUncome
and
formed
part
'
thousands
of
tons.
Two
miles
of
'.
ANNOUNCEMENT
,Ey.
Ear,
Noso
and
Throot
Specialists
wiU
w
in
Prince
Rupert
from
May
4
to
9
inclusm
the
valley
were
covered
with
boulders
some
as
big
as
large
houses
Homes
wcr
crushed
and
an
entire
mine
was
buried
along
cf
a
company
plan
already
in
elfect,
based
on
yield
and
production
each
man-hour.
Negotiations
began
in
Janu
3
with
a
railway
siding.
p'-'
AVpoirtrrnents
should
be
made
through
your
family
doctor.
Prince
Rupert
Medical
Associai
goes
into
j
The
slide
filled
the
area
to-
n
ary.
The
contract
effect
Monday.
-
r-
n-"
-"v-"'
s-x.?.
v
is..:-,-
-
Mr
K
J1
","'
1
t
-t
,
u
1
'
i
'
f
.
II.:
.
.J'
'
'
depth
of
100
feet
in
approximately
100
seconds,
i
i
Eighteen
miners
were
wbrk-1
ing
the
night
shift
at
the
coal
So
Be
2
For
1
Labor
War
Threatened
In
Vancouver
i
mine
but
18
survived,
although
!
th"
entrance
to
the
mine
was
burled
under
the
slide.
They
made
their
way
to
a
point
near
the
surface
and
clawed
their
way
through
36
feet
of
solid
coal
mm
Knii
t
in
I
ram
1-
MEN
S
WOftK
SHOES
2-
MEN
S
CREPE
SOLES
For
Big
Pay
m
DIESEL
Out
They
Go!
IS
CANADA'S
FASTEST
GROWING
INDJP
ALSO
WELDING
AND
REFRIGERATE
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
labor
to
daylight,
war
Is
threatened
here
between
,
Thn
jjlj(lt,
i(Jn.t
,.,)mpi(.t.el
AFL-TLC
trade
unions
and
the
tl,,slroy
lne
lown,
it
pulv.-rlz.-d
industrial
unions
of
the
CIO-
the
fl)rn
anci
northern
sec-CCL.
tions
but
left
the
rest
unhartn-
Ewart
Orr,
president
of
the
cd
.However,
geologists
said
that
Vancouver
Labor
Council,
called
continuing
mining
operations
for
action
at
a
meeting"
saying:
were
undermining
Turtle
Moun-
We
have
evidence
that
the
tain
and
other
slides
would
oc-AFL
is
launching
an
attack
on
Cur.
CIO
unions
with
a
great
deal
of
,
.
.
vigor
Calgary
Mayor
"This
may
be
all-out
war
and
f,
.
I
think
we
had
better
recognize
I
O
LOITimO(jOr6
Kelowna
Show
Delegates
to
the
council
meet-
ing
were
told
that
20
CIO
work-i
KELOWNA.
B
C.
(CP)
Mayor
crs
arc
out
of
work
as
the
result
Don
Markay
of
calgary
will
be
of
a
lockout
allegedly
Instigated
,
commodore
of
lhe
47th
annual
by
four
KFh
unions.
,
Keiowna
rcgatta
July
30-Aug.
1
The
jurisdWtijnal
fight
re-:
nn
nktlnaB.n
lak.
Enquire
about
fores
paid
to
our
lorge
P?
Take
your
choice.
If
same
price,
pay
for
only
one
pair.
If
different
pay
highest
price
only.
Either
way,
One
Pair
Absolutely
Free.
NATIONALLY
ADVERTISED
BRANDS
ALL
SIZES
snops.
wwi
rnis
.uku"
-
-
,
.
ic
Chicago
Vocational
Troining
Corp.
u..
590,
Prince
Rupert
'Now.
..W-c.
Kindly
send
me
acrans
u.
volves
around
four
construction
'
r.i,.i.
u
n,
MEN'S
SPRING
AND
SUMMER
Work
Shirts
NAME
ADDRESS
OCCUPATION
have
received
a
letter
from
May-
Men
s
Stanfield
RED
LABEL
Underwear
Combinations
$6.79
or
Mackay
saying
he
Is
willing
to
officiate
at
the
regatta.
The
water
show
will
be
built
around
a
Coronation
theme.
Res
Advertising
in
the
Daily
News
Brings
$1.79
Reg.
S3
Nationally
Jobs,
where
AFL
members,
it
was
reported,
had
refused
to
work
with
CCL
men
on
outside
jobs.
Jack
Lucas,
business
agent
of
CCL
United
Construction
Workers,
has
protested
the
"lockout"
to
the
B.C.
Labor
Relations
Board
and
has
applied
for
arbitration
of
the
dispute.
Meanwhile,
he
said,
one
company
is
seeking
to
decertify
the
UCW
local
Involved
In
the
dispute.
"The
way
things
stand
now
all
union
members
are
Jeopardized,"
he
said..
,
.
.
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36
to
44
Ankle
Length
Special
Value
Unshrinkable
Wool
Long
Sleeve
,
,
Limited
Quantity
STMORE'S
RE
advertised
brands
zes
141'.
thru
16'.
Continental
ft
Req.
$3
MEN'S
WHITE
DRESS
SHIRTS
I'ully
Sanforized.
Sizes
16
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161-..
S
1.49
FREE
ANY
PAIR
BOYS'
PANTS
EXTRA
Sl'lXIAL
Lettuce,
rich
in
vitamins
and
iodine,
originated
from
a
plant
that
was
native
to
southern
Europe.
180
COIL
MATTRESS
with
FLEXOLATOR
construction.
BOX
SPRING
with
six
turned
legs
m
if
89c
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$1.50
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Sizes
'.-,
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Sines
6,
8,
10,
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14
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16
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Over
25
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...
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ll
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