Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
June
8,
19M
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t
Management's
Responsibility
To
Workers,
Public
Stressed
'
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r
it-
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Water
Breoks
In
Cariboo
CLINTON,
Be
in.,
,
'If
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
i
4
icj4
.
"orilieast
of
v.n,
u
Wfe
"ut
drinking
,"
'
rarf
Wa,
"
break
In
tollln-;
by
fioodinl
the
!
Wat
lc:.,;
m
,
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
LXSTLJ
I
'
l
'
Cn.
!
that
one
set
of
.'pis'.kcrs
prcsetu-i
ed
tl-c
realities
and
possibilities
,
of
current,
opportunities.
I'KKSENTS
1'KOIil.l.MS
,
C!'i"f
speaker
on
management
i
problems
was
Harold
M.
Turner
!
ni
Toronto.
pre.sicl-nt
of
the
i
Csma-tian
Ooik
-a
I
Electric
Cum-I
pany.
!
He
hung
a
heavy
w
man-j
arcmrnf's
sh
ulders.
s-yin;
that
Hie
future
of
Canada
would
in
I
hji
"c
measure
dtpi
nd
upon
their
31r.
Da'e
(Jets
a
Workout
in
(
lose
I'lay
With
Foe
""'"'nisi
Ht
i
"'
utlHast,
hivP
hUk('
With
a
weak
dummy
player
as
a
partner,
Mi'.
i
V.-
By
lOI'.t'.KS
i;iM
)i:
Canmlia"
''-t'.'.fc
Hii'-.i.
..
Kt!i'
-JASPEii,
Alia.
c--nuiustrl:iI-
l"ts
had
varied
vicw.s
to
mull
over
t''tiay
as
they
ended
the
annual
n.ectiiiii
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association
and
head-frd
for
a
post-meeting
visit
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
TIip
views,
as
expressed
in
discussion
sessions
.
Monday
"and
Tuesday,
ranged
from
grave
ap-f
"hensinn
to
almost
unboundid
tpttmism.
On
one
hand
were
fears
that
Canada
might
return
to
beins
Irtuarly
a
farm
country
wnh
limited
industry
unless
decisive
measures
were
taken
concerning
her
d'sndvantaies
In
today's
competitive
trading
world.
On
the
other
hand
was
the
bright
r
cture
that
Canada
wouid
be
kept
hopping
to
meet
the
demands
of
her
growing
population
and
world
need
for
her
resources.
Dale
might
have
been
content
w
ith
a
game
in
today's
jcuriimo
h
KhW;!ya8anlrtWl
hand.'
Dut
playing
with
Mr.
Masters,
he
didn't
heni-
's'1
Wllir
in
im,.
k'
tate
to
raise
the
opening
no
trump
bid
to
six.
Henum-iim
0i
n,,,ri
i
u
va
1,1
i.
n
.,,i
i,
i
p,,..
..
''
'
rtl'k
M
t
4
ine
liic
iuijiu
nuuiu
uc
v
cn
jjinjuu
unu
uc
nan
-ivfr.
tj
mitos
n
ll-i;
enougn
10
oner
some
piay
ior
iz
mcKs
even
lr
tne
-
"1v,n
s
ruled
in
t!
I
b;d
were
a
minimum.
'flri)!,
o;en
n
.skill,
enterprise
and
daring.
He
said,
also:
"Management
must
recogni'.e
its
responsibility
to
every
one
affected
by
business:
fhareholricrs,
customers,
employees,
suppliers
and
the
public.
Business
must
be
man-i"ed
in
the
balanced
interest
of
all.
"Economists
say
I
hat
one
distinguishing
charade
l
ist
ic
of
modern
capitalism
is
the
growing
As
it
hppwncd.
Mr.
Misters'
4Ci
8mith
drnlcr
Both
sltleft
vulu-rtibl
i.rlh
(Mr.
Ilulr)
8
A
6t
I
H
K
Q
FUR
ALL
40
SETS
OF
TRIPLETS
that
turned
out
for
the
ninih
annual
triplets
convention
line
up
before
the
administration
building
at
Palisad
s
Amusement
Turk
in
New
Jersey.
In
age
they
vary
from
five
months
to
23
years.
D-
i:
J
C
A
8
7
5
ccia!
coiisciouoiiesa
of
Miunaite-
The
views
weren't
necessarily
mcit.
We
must
alwavs
recognise
So
much
in
conflict
as
might
up-'
that
our
objectives
are
part,
of
STORAGE
ttr.t
lr.
(
liiiiMiiiiiii
H
J
7
4
3
h
tt
a
n
a
4
C
Q
J
10
9
1
lu-l
IMI.
t
h
8
Q
10
II
J
8
0
5
3
U
-10
a
.
C9
iji
nri
was
little
more
than
a
minimum
and
the
contract
was
j
far
from
a
laydown.
j
Thr-
queen
of
clubs
was
opened
I
'iid
i)
tier
surveyun
the
dummy,
'
Mr.
Masters
saw
lie
had
11
tricks
:
off
the'
top.
He
hid
three
chane-iis
for
his
12th
trick
a
three-three
break
in
clubs,
the
drop
of
:
the
jnck
of
hearts
in
three
leads
and
a
squeeze.
CONCEDES
FIRST
TRICK
He
conceded
the
first
trick
to
I
mr.ke
it
easier
to
test
the
club
distribution
while
retaining
full
control
and
also
to
facilitate
the
pear.
Rather
it
might
be
said
.
m
b
Wolloce's
Dept.
Store
5
the
Canadian
scene
and
people
will
judge
us
not
merely
by
our
products
and
services;
but
by
.vhpiher
our
enterprise
as
a
whole
is
socially
and
economically
beneficial."
OUTDOORS
with
Marty
Here
is
the
legend
of
the
that
the
bear
were
fat
on
the
they
reached
Tanu,
so
they
riinrte
Weeping
Totem,
and
it
brings
u
island
of
Tanu.
The
people
liked
camp
for
the
night,
and
while
a
moral.
fat
bear,
so
Chief
Always
Coughs
some
of
the
men
eathererl
drift-
PHONE
hmil
li
(
Mr.
M;i
irr.
8
K
8
2
H
A
10
7
4
D
A
411
C
K
3
Thr
b.cklinir:
South
wont
North
KixU
1
NT
Puh
r
nr
aii'im.
i
OPTIMISTIC
FORECAST
Most
optimistic
speaker
was
On
the
island
of
Tanu
in
the
led
a
hunting
party,
including
974
wood
others
started
a
fire
with
rubbing
sticks.
In
the
morning
w
Queen
Charlotte
group
stands
a
his
seven
sons,
two
grandsons
jitiiy
old
totem
pole.
It
depicts
an4
seven
canoe
loads
of
the
E.
Williams
of
Toronto,
presi-
the
party
split
into
small
groups
cicveiopmrnt
of
a
squeeze.
A
club
dent
of
Proctor
and
Gamble
l
an
aged
man
shedding
grsat
people,
it
was
evening
when
and
went
to
hunt
for
the
fat
.
streams
of
tears.
This
is
the
t
be.lr
of
Tanu,
but
they
left
the
weeping
totem
pole
of
Tanu,
r
,
r
'
:
two
youthful
grandsons
in
camp.
TODAY
Company
of
Canada,
who
said:
'Canada
could
run
for
three
full
years
on
an
all-out
basis,
taking
care
only
of
her
needs
in
schools,
.
hospitals,
housing
durable
equio-
ment
and
non-residential
construction."
He
opposed
resale
price
main
Lioht
Rcodinj
WINWIPEQ
(?
Too
many
people
read
to
bt
amused
rather
than
to
learn,
says
Prof,
F.
M.
Salter
of
the
University
of
Albe:
-ta.
he
told
the
English
literature
section
of
the
Royal
Society
of
Canada
here
in
a
talk
on
old
English
literature
that
few
readers
look
for
the
underlying
moral
of
Chaucer-mast
read
only
to
be
amused.
BILL
SCUBY
w
is
continued
and
he
won
with
the
king.
When
Miss
Brash
discarded
a
heart,
chance
number
one
was
gone.
The
king
and
queen
of
hearts
were
now
cashed,
followed
by
the
ace
of
clubs
on
which
Miss
Brash
dropped
a
diamond
and
Mr.
Masters
the
deuce
of
spades.
Three
diamonds
were
now
cashed
and
on
the
third
one
Mr.
Champion
discarded
the
trey
of
spades.
The
king
of
spades
was
I
dating
back
to
the
days
many
)
PrI
rflrPnl
i
'
Ciuard
tne
fire
wel1'
hundreds
of
years
before
the
UIWIIIJ
grandsons,"
said
the
old
chief.
!
white
man
came.
,
;
1
1
f
,
'
"for
it
is
easier
to
keep
a
fire
j
When
Chief
Always
Coughs
U
D
111
LOUM
j
eomq
that
it
Is
to
start
it."
I
ruled
the
people
of
the
Northern
!
,r
j
"We
will
watch
the
fire
falth-
Island
he
was
a
wise
chief,
and
On
CtIiaaI
ful'v'
for
our
B'andfather,"
the
rrtin
he
knew
that
the
Great
Spirit
Ull
jlllUUI
IjJUv
I
youths
replied.
When
the
hunf-
i
rienlt.
klnriiv
uiih
tha
n.nnia
i
ers
returned
that
evenintr
thev
tenance,
a
system,
now
banned
in
Canada
but
which
has
many
FURS
supporters,
under
uich
manu-
,
tUo
,,.,
,A,'
,
GRAND
FORKS.
B
C.
tt,
.
found
the
fire
was
not
-Wh-.t
oh
:
facttirers
$?..'
tn
orice
.
at
whi-h
their
goods
sho;:'d
rc
sold.
with
all
creatures
having
life
'
T,VP'VP
more
Sons
of
Freedom
happened
to
the
fire?"
asked
The
people
were
allowed
to
kill
;
Do"k'i"'x"'
parents
appea-ed
in
j
Chief
Always
Coughs,
"Why
did
played
and
cverytody
followed
I
for
food
and
for
necessary
skins,
i
p
.
CP
rourf
h(
re
Tuesday
chars-
;
you
let
it
go
out?
TODAY
7
p.m.
-
8:20
'PUBLIC
ENEMY"
'LITTLE
CAESAR"
suit.
On
the
lead
of
the
last
diamond
from
the
closed
hand.
1
ci.
iui
lunjiii;
iu
Sena
uieiri
it
was
me
toads,
said
the
children
to
school.
,
older
lad.
"Yes,"
said
the
youn-
1
thlnes
not
a
little
Unlit.
but
never
for
pleasure.
Under
the
wise
chief's
rule
the
people
j
prospered
and
were
happy.
Chief
Always
Coughs
heard
THURSDAY
TO
SATURDAY
Thev
hromht
to
17
the
nunihe
called
before
Stipendiary
Maf-is
trate
V.
H.
Eans
in
a
s'cppe-1
er.
"it
was
the
toads."
j
Miss
Brash
had
to
keep
a
"
When
we
gathered
wood,
we
;
Fuarc
for
her
Jack
of
hearts
and
foond
a
lanro
toad,
wh
o
we
s0
nld
to
rcjpasc
a
RpB(Jft.
A
threw
it
on
the
fire
it
swelled
,
,
,,;,
wils
nlaved
from
the
hoard
"naked
FURY
STRIKES
in...
7
p.m.
-9:12
m
Now
WALLACE'S
Give
You
BRANDED
Nylons
at
New
Lower
Prices!
WELDREST
AND
WHISPER
.
.
.
NEW
LOW
EVERYDAY
PRICES
;
un
vi
ry
large
and
burst
with
a;nnd
Mr.
ChamDion
also
cot
rid
of
n
club.
But
now
the
entire
I
OK
TH
AI
EXTRA
SPECIAL
PRINT
JOD
CALL
ON
7W0
WA&ED
JVNGUZ
Color
by
TECHNICOLOR
New
Patrol
Ship
;
Being
Tested
!
OTTAWV
0
HMO'S
Labrador,
an
arctic
patrol
Vessel
built
for
Up
navy,
will
undergo
sea
trials
this
month
before
being
commLsskncd
tit
Sorel,
Que,,
July
8.
Capt.
Owen
C.
S.
Robertson,
45.
of
Montreal
a;J
Victoria,
will
take
commui.
U,
',
403-ton
ship
to
be
used
in
tne
collecUon
of
scientific
information
in
the
Arctic.
up
dri"c
by
provincial
authorities
to
force
the
radical
sr"t
to
send
their
children
to
school.
The
eieht
men
and
four
''o-n-'ii
ionised
to
rtlcnd
or
give
evidence.
Tiie
Frecdomi
es
m;h-toin
that
they
are
guilty
only
before
God.
Ka'h
was
e.iven
a
thrrc-rhiy
j
suspended
sentence
to
have
their
i
children
attending
classes.
If
thnw
do
not
comply,
th"
ch'ld
J
welfare
department
or
the
Sod
il
;
Welfare
branch
of
the
govern
-;
m"nt
can
tal".e
th
;iiildreii
a'vjy
;
from
their
ho
.i.s.
some
20
Frce-i
domite
child'en
are
involved.
burden
of
guarding
the
spade
suit
lay
on
Mr.
Champion.
When
the
ace
of
hearts
was
cashed
his
.situation
was
hopeless.
If
he
dropped
his
last
club,
dummy's
eight
would
be
good.
.So
he
discarded
his
next
to
last
spade.
.
Mr.
Masters
then
playid
the
club
from
dummy
and
took
the
last
two
tricks
wl'.h
dummy
s
ace
and
six
of
spades.
KM
!
b-"c.
We
thought
it
was
fun.
;
and
other
toads,
they
all
burst.
with
a
big
noise.
But.
the
.Just
'
I
was
the
largest
toad
of
ull,
and
when
he
burst
lie
put
the
fire
;
rieht.
out."
1
"Woe,
woe."
cried
the
wise
j
chief.
"Do
you
not
know
that
those
who
harm
one
of
the
1
Forest
spirits'
creatures
will
suf-1
fer
in
a
like
way?"
"
What,
a
thing
you
have
done."
wniled
the
father
of
the
bovS.
,
"We
must
leave
this
place.
We
i
can
not
stv.
riot,
evrn
f
.
the
BARKER-HESTON
DICB
PRINTING
At
Wallaces
I
Pnrfund
by
GRORGE
PAL
Dimud
by
BYRON
HASKIN
tnwwlay
ky
PHILIP
YORDAN
ud
RANALD
MuOOUGAU,
A
r
BiMd
m
t
acy
by
Cri
Stofbmmm
A
PARAMOUNT
P1CTVRI
aL
I
:il
.
(
i
i
I
Canadian,
B.C.
Municipalities
Added
'Itiindle
From
ltray.it'
'Springtime
fur
Thomas'
New
CAPITOL
A
famous
Players
Theatre
fat,
hear
of
ianu."
i
"To
h"
cni.f,
fiiiirHy,"
cried
Ifie
old
chief.
As
one
man
th"y
rli'hed
to
the
eiiooes,
but
at
the
same
time
the
earth
started
to
stiake
and
to
roar
and
fim
hui.
ojit
from
the
rocks.
i
f
THURSDAY
TO
SATURDAY
tOfali
the
men
in
the
hunting
.
)(irty-.
only
the
old
chief
returned,
and
ever
since
that
awful
day
More
Progressive
!
VICTORIA
(CPl
Canadian1
mnnii
Ipalltles
are
ahead
of
those
in
th"
united
Statrts
and
munl-finlities
in
B.C.
are
ahead
of
the
rent
of
Canada
In
administrative
progress.
Deputy
Minister
of
Municipal
I'tjl
tiiowr
is
the
"ane-who-!1
r
.
i
!-
ill
w
j
t
i
i
!i
v
vii
ii
e
til
ta,
nvs-(.epp-!or
-
Ills-children-
I
atiri-hi.s-iieonle.'
I
Affairs,
B.
C.
Brucrwcll,
made
This,
totem
polo
was
curvetl
from
a
big
cedar
tree,
and
was
erected
In
memory
of
the
lost
people,
and
to
remind
all
never
o
be
cruel
to
animals.
this
statement
to
delegates
at
j
the
15th
annual
conference
of
the
B.C.
Municipal
Officers'
As-i
sociurion
here
Tuesday.
"I'm
not
saying
this
boost-1
fully,"
he
said,
"but
encourag-;
Smoll
Doses
LONDON
i
elevision
pro-
;
lnglv.
ducer
Maria
Bird
told
a
meeting
Thj
situation
had
come
about!
of
nursery
school
teachers
that
!
to
a
great
ex'ent
threvjh
Can-1
no'
child
under
six
should
be
al-
j
udian
heritages.
t
lowed
to
watch
television
for
"We'ie
not
a.
ways
prating
more
than
an
hour
a
day.
j
about
them
and
danglin;,
litem
:
:
:
.
t
i
Ebnui.
but
I'm
convinced
that,
TEETHING
thry--
TEllflllDl
Fisherman
Stuck
JOEL
McCREA-YVONNE
J)E
CARL0l
.tattiiiaataBaMiia''''
i
iwaiiMiiBrillfcfc,
ziaaaBWfcaat
PEDRO
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if
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Alfred
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returned
to
port
here
with
a
big
fish,
a
ruined
net
and
a
dllcmna.
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caught
the
two-ton
mud
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shark
at
the
south
end
of
Al-berni
inlet
and
had
to
tow
it
here
to
salvage
what
he
can
of
the
net.
Then,
port
authorities
say,
he'll
have
to
tow
the
shark
back
to
deep
water
to
dispase
of
it.
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