t
Call
-
tl,fl
i'
L
.
Four
Referendum
To
Be
Placed
Sl
Before
Voters
at
December
Election
Generation
of
Canadians
have
enjoyed
'
this
wholesome
refreshment.
community
recreational
centres
was
tabled
until
next
council
meeting
for
further
study.
So
easy
to
serve,
Coca-Cola
is
a
cherished
favourite
of
people
everywhere.
Besides
electing
a
mayor
and
should
be
found
for
the
men
Ir-four
aldermen
at
the
December
'
reprdlt-ss
of
their
age.
He
10
civic
elections,
city
ratepayers
j
recommended
that
since
funds
will
vote
on
four
referendums
all
wore
available
for
cemetery
im-concerning
disposition
of
city
pi
ovemei.t
that
arrangements
be
funds.
j
mnrls
to
drain
the
cemetery.
The
referendum
were
filed
j
Mr.
Beaton
told
council
there
last
night
by
council
when
the
:
were
three
men
over
70
and
bylaws
covering
questions
to
be
'
seven
men
over
65
on
the
public
placed
before
voters
were
Intro-;
works
department
staff.
He
said
duced
for
passage.
($1
500
had
been
spent
on
the
Alderman
Mike
Krucger
was
granted
leave
of
absence
from
November
2
to
November
18.
-Sf
-
i
.'?f;
A
request
from
the
Shell
Oil
Company
to
build
a
service
station
on
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
was
The
first
referendum
will
ask
cemetery
alieady
this
yeear.
the
people
whether
they
favor
a
I
A
motion
by
Aid.
Ray
McLean,
special
levy
of
two
mills
per
year
iwho
said
age
should
be
no
bar-
tabled
so
the
city
engineer
could
j
study
the
feasibility
of
that
sit.
to
make
up
a
reserve
fund
for
rier,
that
men
be
laid
off
accord
A
for
such
a
building.
ing
to
seniority,
found
no
seconder.
Aid.
Casey
moved
that
the
city
superintendent
use
his
own
dis-retion.
new
municipal
buildings.
Aid.
Ray
McLean
moved
the
motion
and
Aid.
H.
F.
Olassey
seconded
It.
The
second
question
to
be
asked
the
voters
will
be
whether
they
favor
the
transfer
of
funds
lyiTH1
THREE
LARGE
CHOPS
in
a
row.
totali
ng
3
5ao.000.OCO
bushels
of
grain
in
26
months,
storage
is
an
acute
problem
in
Western
Canada.
Farmer
Andy
Anderson,
near
Drumheller,
Alta.,
shovels
some
of
the
grain,
piled
on
his
farm,
in
to
a
new
granary
he
is
building.
An
estimated
3.500
to
4,500
bushels
of
No.
2
grade
wheat
is
i
i
this
pile.
A
motion
by
Aid.
George
Casey
that
the
matter
of
painting
the
i
from
the
oosevelt
Park
Trust
firemen's
quarters
in
the
firehaU
Fund
to
a
reserve
fund
solely
for
j
be
intended
to
now
instead
of
the
development
of
the
Algoma
being
referred
to
the
incoming
j
Park
area.
j
council
was
defeated.
I
Voters
also
will
decide
whether
I
.
thpy
favor
a
sperlal
levy,
of
one
j
cumril
approved
a
utilities
mill
a
year,
for
the
ideveloDment
nrnnmlttee
rcrnmmpnrlntlnn
that.
Farm
Surpluses
Take
Top
Place
En
Eisenhower
Administration
of
Algoma
oma
M-j.,'
KJitf
.,
jv.'avne
Harrison
be
appointed
to
HELP
El
P
ff.l4
I
i
i
the
permanent
staff
of
the
fire
KEEP
YOUR
CAR
UP
TO
PAR
Cold
weather's
no
excuse
for
poor
car
performance!
See
us
NOW
for
a
general
check-up
and
tune-up
.
.
.
and
we'll
winterize
your
car
too.
You'll
be
pleased
with
our
service.
department.
states
to
embark
on
a
broad
food
mittee.
j
relief
program
abroad.
Advocates
of
the
plan
blame
a
Leaders
of
the
aggressive
Na-
rharp
drop
in
exports
of
U.S.!
tional
Farmers
Union
and
the
farm
products
for
most
current
CIO.
the
big
labor
organization
farm
headaches.
xport
ship-
which
has
joined
the
farmers
ments
are
running
more
than
30
union
in
endorsing
greater
gov-
per
cent
below
a
year
ago.
Sup-
ernment
aid
for
agriculture,
were
piies
once
sent
abroad
are
piling
By
VI
MARTIN
WASHINGTON
(AP)
Farm
.surpluses
take
top
place
in
the
Eisenhower
administration's
list
of
domestic
troubles.
Faced
with
ine
twin
headaches
of
declining
farm
prices
and
Increasing
surpluses,
Congress
I'
nho
approved
a
recommendation
that
Northwest
Construction
contract
price
of
$7,647
be
jvid
for
work
on
the
new
telephone
exchange
building.
TO
Jim
v
Another
eftrendum
will
In
nil
probability
be
placed
before
the
city
ratepayers
but
since
it
was
only
submitted
last
nipht
it
will
be
dealt
with
at
next
meeting
of
the
council.
.
Th
referendum
ww
suhmiit"d'
by
the
ririe
Cfntre
A.sM).
iaiin:i.
asking
that
one
mill
or
$3,000,
vih
ami
Bottle
OLI
F.Carton
Superior
.
:
Auto
Alv
)
approved
was
a
Board
of
IN
when
it
reconvenes
will
hear
chief
proponents
of
this
idea
at
vigorous
demands
from
some
recent
hearinRs
of
the
Huu.se
of
farm
groups
for
the
United
Representatives
agriculture
com-
4
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
bl4af
Mml
Imt
eimt
dtptul
it
Hr
up
in
surplus
stocks,
most
of
,
them
held
by
the
government.
!
Many
countries
ravaged
by
war
j
now
have
largely
restored
their
1
own
farm
production
capacities.
Producers
of
wheat
and
cotton
have
been
especially
hard
hit
by
i
Wo'-'-s
roraml
tee
recommendation
that
final
payment
of
$9.-?3.
0
be
paid
to
G.
W.
Ledlhfe-
Tuesday,
November
10,
19o3
AuHiH4
bsttlw
!
Cm-CU
mdm
cwiItmI
wild
Cxaifa
Ui
whichever
is
the
lesser,
te
allotted
the'i?sodation
every
year
by
the
rity
of
Prin
-e
Runert
in
lieu
of
the
prcbent
$1,800
annual
grant.
Service
NORTH
STAR
BOTTLING
WORK!
'Play-y.y-y
Dall-ll-Iir
Limited
bm
A;
Co.
Ltd.
for
gunlting
and
.sea'ir.e
the
city
reservoir,
and
th-t
the
account
of
F.
C.
Stcw-iart.
covering
survey
work
during
!
1951.
1952
and
1953
for
$2,751
be
1
paid
and
charged
to
the
water
Phune
Ul
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
"Coke"
Ui
reiitsttred
trde-mnrk.
only
NECCHI
sews
by
itself
!
only
has
these
2
magic
features!
works
reserve
account.
Th?
licencing
comn..ttce
re--orrd
to
council
that
the
PublK
Ufi'ities
Commissi
in
had
grantee"
a
licence
to
the
IMC
Transportation
Co.
to
oreiate
Routes
2
and
4
as
originally
applied
for.
W.
F.
Stone,
president
of
the
Civic
Centre
organization,
told
council
that
since
1916
the
Civic
Centre
had
operated
at
a
deficit
of
froio
d000
to
$5000
per
year.
He
said
the
association
had
had
to
-biprini
th
C!"ic
Centre
car-nlvnl
vith
which
it
used
to
raise
laree
rums
of
money
annuall?.
Other
sources
of
raisin1?
fur.ds
h"d
been
explored
without
success.
It
wrs
moved
aiid
carried
that
the
ci'y
clerk
be
instructed
to
clriw
up
a
bylaw
for
a
lha
loss
of
foreign
markets.
1
Hut
it's
doubtful
the
Eisenhower
ndministrition
will
want
i
to
go
into
a
broad
give-away
food
program.
Much
has
bren
said,
and
probably
more
will
be.-
about
encouraging
exports
by
lowering
tariffs
and
lifting
other
restrictions
on
imports.
The
American
Farm
Bureau
Federalion
and
the
National
Granse,
two
strong
farm
organizations,
believed
reduced
trade
barriers
would
help
foreign
countries
to
sell
more
i"
United
States
and
use
the
dollars
to
buy
farm
sur-'
pluses.
At
the
same
time
proposals
to
ft
un
a
co-call"
two-otce
ilm
for
moving
cotton
and
wheat
:
..
i
maracts
appear
to
be
'.'
!'i-jni4
;:ul?
support
from
(tr''.o:r.v
Tinder
this
plan,
the
".K'inir.ftp.t
would
support
the
p
.i
f
f
ot.lv
those
portions
of
?h
iv.t
rfp.
.ued
in
the
United
States.
The
remainder
would
be
available
for
sale
abroad
at
competitive
prices
with
other
T
i
committee
also
granted
r
trades
licence
to
Antorr
Hieberf
for
plastic
manufacture.
&fc
HI
P
fl,?
a
l
J
v
.
.
I
Mr
'
,
!
1
.
'r
,'
.
4
J
I,,
it"!-
,
U
1
"
,
"
i
t
v
v
,
-
i
Th;
finance
committee
passed
re-ommendation
to
nxt
year's
(.uiieil
that
$2,075
be
si't
aside
odt,
of
estimates
to
change
the
city
hall
furnace
from
coal
to
ol
mil
to
instal
automatic
control.
f
n
the
lirehall
furnace.
City
works
superintendent
A.
TV,t-r
wis
pivi
authority
to
use
h!s
own
diret.ion
on
the
mattoi
of
laying
off
men
over
65
(
m
h.
'oi1.1
:u
ct--:aiy
dur-iw
'he
-i
ck
months.
Aid.
Casey
sngeestod
If
the
,
Vjr-Av;,'
.
J
t---
.
.
n.-"!
board
of
works
was
coming
to
a
A
letter
from
the
departmen'
"pinrhy"
period
then
work1
of
education
on
the
subject
o'
1
i
i.
.
.-'..;
:ki:o,vx
vv
st;..
.,;
.it
v'
w
More
Post
Boxes
Needed
Says
Casey
,
HAVE
,
A-
::V4
Kum
fihfM
.
these
2
maic
features
do
every
sewing
job
automatically
I
Ci'.y
Council
will
"'lite
Sk-en-.
I
,&
:
4
vi
i
1
1.,,
.
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v!
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v.
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j,
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,,
,
,
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i.,
r.,iai
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.
-.
V.
iM.P.
Ted
Applewhalte
in
rn
ef
.iti.
tttinui.Ds,
wno
aciuany
piays
sanci-iol
baseball,
opens,
the
baseball
season
in
Hollywood
and
is
all
set
to
throw
a
few
mean
curves
on
a
day
off
from
filming
M-G-M's
"Give
The
Girl
a
Break."
!
f
A.
Sm
i-"
Uurf-y?
J
..Sin.
thai
.to".i!iT
"""Tj
l.,
J
,r,l,
by
Hugi
V"T
....p-ll.-!"-
NtCOJ
dow
work
fr
fst
fort
to
get
an
extension
of
the
mail
collection
system
presently
in
force
In
Piince
Rup't.
A'd.
Georce
Caev
last
niht
attacked
the
distribution
of
ma
1
boxes
In
the
city,
saying
that
the
matter
hid
been
neglected
for
yea-s
T5Vid
0f
nrovldins
I
n
i
I.-Magic
Lever!
twt
Wvttatn,
mn(iM
button
Vm4
flilchci
httnt,
darns,
ftinf
rmt
.
,
.
Ail
WITHOUT
ATTACHMENTS!
your
money
1
...I
;lnWi',
mirp
rnt.ii
boxes,
as
the
town
grew
and
more
houses
were
built,
Aid.
Casey
said,
he
had
heard
(that
th
rosla;
authorities
were
VII.
00
'
-
-
2.
Wonder
Wheel!'
mhfftiam
an4
miVti
fbeviendt
I
fancy
tfitriwl
lemon
Mart
is
no
ordinary
rum!
mo'-in?
the
mail
boxes
to
ether
i
,osy.
AUTOMATICALLY!
T
.
v.
"We're
getting
mail
delivery
to
our
doors,"
ne
said,
"but
we
have
to
walk
for
blocks
if
we
want
to
po.-;t
a
letter."
e..!ng
R'acliine
M
OB.-,
M
"''.S.iW
.
1
1
....Urtfti
iiCCII
Mi
distinctive
flavor
and
bouquet
are
the
result
of
its
being
matured
under
bond
in
those
great
Port
of
London
underground
vaults,
which
for
centuries
have
been
the
cradle
of
fine
wines
and
spirits.
Lemon
Hart
h
recognized
as
the
finest
of
Britain's
imported
rums
.
.
.
blended
with
traditional
skill
froTn
Demerara
Rum.
Enjoy
it
today!
f
Th.r.
i,
a
"NECCHI"
S.wing
Crete
in
your
n..g
I
Gordon
&
Anderson
Ltd.
This
advrtisemeiit
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Phone
46
Third
Avenue
West
-
-
ri
-i
f
Ai-
f,
Family
Saved
From
Wrecked
U.S.
Fish
Boat
v
mcouVER
?i
The
Homf
fn.
tanker
Dimamac
was
sailiifr
for
Vancouver
today,
du
in
lats
tonight
or
early
Tuenda:
with
survivors
from
the
wreck
o'
a
United
States
fishing
boat.
The
vessel,
the
Oeorge
W.
vnt
P-rrcnrd
on
Point
Alexander
in
northern
B.C.
about
tw
lays
ago.
Dimamac
picked
up
r
nan,
wife
and
their
two
child--n'and
a
second
manbelievet'
n
a
crew
member.
Thv
were
enroute
from
Wran-"ti.
Alntka.
to
Seattle
when
th
wnt
was
wrecked.
Further
de-allr
were
lackir,".
mutch
or
contrast
your
bathroom
with
HW
WfchhS
THE
STAFF
of
the
House
of
Commons
has
been
making
the
centre
block
of
the
Parliament
Buildings
ready
for
the
new
session
which
opens
Thursday,.
A
$2,200
floor-washing
machine
is
used
to
clean
the
22
miles
of
corridors,
a
six-wot
k
job
In
line
with
the
modern
trend
to
more
colorful
bathrooms,
Westminster
now
b'ings
you
its
famed
facial
soft
tissue
in
delicate
shades
of
green,
pink
and
blue,
in
addition
to
the
natur
i
jr.
;;
GEORGE
COOK
...
JEWELLER
shade.
All
three
coltrs
can
be
used
to
match
or
contrast
your
basic
color
scheme.
Why
not
get
all
three
.
.
.
then
you
change
them
at
will
for
added
color
interest.
4th
A
NNIVEKSMY
SALE
Gliina
Costume
Jeivelky
Watches
buv
all
three!
.
r
f
f
I