The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Saturday,
January
9,
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Rail
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Important
Segments
of
Industry
Hit
by
Layoffs
During
Past
Week
By
The
Associated
Press
Most
company
spokesmen,
in
coiiipcitoawuu
wee
icicivtu
111
..
.....
ImDortar.t
segments
of
heavv
announcing
the
layotis,
blamed
!
ki
uw....6
--
it
lw
crews
were
wr'
mg
clock
to
clear
the
thnineh
ti...
r..,
..
.'.
.
Si
v
.
lur
ley
trains,
but
p.
'
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Settlements
in
the
Coquihalla
Pass
area
were
al'
but
buried
and
telephone
lies
broken
Thursday
-..'hen
snow
piled
as
high
as
18'
2
feet.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
.
...O
it,ll
ijf
..U
"adjusted
production
schedules
1
tinucd
to
"blfM-k
the
ie
V
were
being
rerouted
throua
CPRs
mainline
a
at
R
IS
A
if-
i.j
A
IN
ndustry
.n
the
United
States
were
hit
oy
a
new
wave
of
lay-olts
this
week.
-
Idle
are
workers
In
U.S.
automobile
plants,
steel
mills,
railroads
and
electrical
manufacturing
plants.
The
textiles,
farm
equipment
and
rubber
industries
also
have
been
affected.
Railroads
in
recent
weeks
have
laid
off
about
18,000
employee'.
JOAN
CRAWFORD
in
"TORCH
SONG"
f.NUS
TOUAV
7:
-
9:
p.m.
or
"a
lack
of
immediate
busi-:
ness."
I
In
Washington,
a
report
from
!
the
bureau
of
employment
se-!
curity
which
Is
part
of
the
labor
department,
indicated
the
number
of
jobless
may
exceed
2
0C0,-000.
Th.j
bureau
said
413.300
initial
claims
for
unemployment
TECHNICOUi
aim
.li
OWllM
1.1C
iaibdb
MWklJ
IWUuiC
U4
DUUii
IIAWU
amcb
aiiuciiy,
lojj.
iiiv.iuou
appeared
the
hardest
1114,
UJ
luti;
iujwitd
WlUt
bAlC
JOU-lco&
lustCU
at
lti,UUU.
J.L
Cut;
.
AjlUUUbU
Ulvid.UU
Ul
CiUS.ul'
ooiu.
anu
nie
uuiouiouvt
uuuy
tOwggal
UlVuslUli,
I.UJO
WOlm-io
weie
uiiten
on
uie
yayiotm
in-uay.
xiuuoil
muLUi
lu.
laid
uii
t.juu.
ObuueuaKt-r
corp.
&uu
iii
buUtil
eiiu,
luu.,
liidt,
it
Would
lay
on
j.Ulmj
to
j.juO
oecaue
it
jjiaik
to
tut
production.
ULUueneui
otcei
c-o.
in
Buffalo,
im.i.,
loon
auuiuouai
neat
in
I-?
i
j
f
at
Km
bottle-
1
.
fys.
warred
gater
'I'fM,
'Ig
S4P"'M
'0
mm
-
iJ;
a.fc
Ml
T
l
I
Wallace's
Dept.
Store
Winter
Warmth
In
Underwear
Wallace's
feature
a
complete
stock
of
ladies'
winter
snuggies
and
vests.
All
sizes.
KAYSFR
-
WATSON
STANFIELD
ONE
MAN
WAS
KILLED
and
18
other
passengers
escaped
into
the
sub-zero
cold
when
fire
broke
out
In
a
pullman
on
Canadian
National
Railw
;ys'
westbound
transcontinental
flyer
near
Pembroke.
Ont.
P.lice
held
Charles
Faucault
o.'
Noranda.
Qu3.,
for
mental
examination
after
he
told
them
r"?
fell
asleep
In
his
compartment
with
a
lighted
cigarette
In
his
hand.
All
but
one
of
the
tranced
nasser.gers
jumped
through
a
win
ow
smashed
with
a
travelling
bag.
minutes
uuir
oi
piouuctiun.
me
buuaio
evening
iNews
said
tnat
I
aim
piuuuction
in
Ine
aiea
u
a
at
Vu.o
per
cent
oi
practical
1
i
capacity,
compaicd
to
iu
per
J
cent
two
moiiino
ago.
it
ujso
said
tnat
the
lour-day
woik
wee
I
u
Decummg
pievaieiu.
The
nuniocr
o.
layofls
among
MANSON'S
-
railroads
increased
as
the
Read-i
ing
Co.
said
1,200
workers
would
(Conti.uied
from
page
4i
whi'
h
a
trophy
will
be
presented
tonight
is
H.uold
Marsh
ill
of
CCC
with
24
points
in
two
rjmcs.
Rwond
is
Pill
Sunberg
also
of
CCC
with
20
followed
by
Ray
Spring
and
Art
Olscn
ul
M'nson's
with
1"
ch.
'n
fif'h
r-lAce
is
Rune
Holkestad
of
O
DEPT.
STORE
!1;,('
r,
be
laid
off
at
its
main
car
shups
j
in
Reading,
Pa.,
increasing
tnej
road's
total
layoff
since
the
end
i
of
December
to
2,400.
j
Total
employment
curtailment
i
STARTS
MONDAY
"Fori"
i.i.
in
General
i.iectrlc
plants
in
Auburn
and
Syracuse,
N.Y.,
rose
to
about
1,000.
&
A
with
16
points.
Sixth
is
in
vs
ji::;:
Fl'-itn
w'h
:
and
in
seventh
place
is
Freddy
'
Krlstmanson
of
Ralnmukcrs,
12
:
points.
Tied
for
8th
pl.ice
is
Ron
Ciccone
of
Bo-Me-Hi,
and
if'lck
Wesch
of
Watts
and
Nick-jerson's
wuh
11
points.
Tied
for
l
oose"
....
t:i
FOR
THOSE
COLD
DAYS
AHEAD
.
.
.
Models
From
$89.50
UP
K
ud
set
Plan
Available
J
v-ffyif?
lUeis
Thratr.
'.'i'flWseeiw-
IS""1""1
fl
rfil'irCi
1
ft
Lawyers
Barred
From
Visiting
3n
Oakalla
VICTORIA(CP)
-
Two
Vancouver
lawyers
have
been
barred
from
visiting
clients
in
Oakalla
prison
because
of
suspected
trafficking
in
narcotics
and
liquor,
the
attorney-general'
depart..ier'.
announced
Thurs
day.
Departn
ent
officials
said
one
:
lawyer
was
reported
to
have
'
passed
drugs
to
a
prisoner
and
j
the
other
to
have
given
liquor
i
to
another
prisoner.
Names
of
SUNDAY
AT
MIDNIGHT
IRONT
CROWN
;
IK)
OINO
CERVI
-
FUSA
CEOANI
Also
"YANKS
AHOY"
MONDAY
TO
WEDNESDAY
MOhir
'"UI
J0AM
JACK
:
tJvA
corinne
Robert
i
the
lawyers
were
not
disclosed
pending
completion
of
an
investigation
by
the
department.
I
:
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Phone
46
!
MSG
WONG,
five-year-old
orang-utan
at
Chicago's
Lincoln
Park
Zoo,.
appears
dismayed
by
the
fact
the
bottle
is
empty.
Weii,
maybe
it's
just
as
well
he
seems
to
have
done
moie
than
his
share
of
celebrating.
Pulp
and
paper
consumes
a
third
of
all
the
power
gcnerate4
for
Industry
and
mining
in
10'
h
plucc
are
Sid
SchorK
oi
CCC
and
Joe
Davis
of
O
&
A
with
10
each.
Aii
teams
have
two
more
games
to
play
tQnlght.
Should
a
tie
result
and
it
can,
with
2
points
bring
given
for
a
win
and
1
point
for
u
tie,
tlicn
total
poims
of
the
tied
winners
will
decide
the
t.
uinumcnt
s
eventual
winner
Lineup..:
IllHt
(illtllt
Manw.ir.
Hurlls
Surhilt
7.
Bill
6
Wl-bswr
7.
Olwn
,
Wui.lt
.
Ulunu
a
Tutal
29.
Viult
X
iiktiMi
Smith
1.
Chrls.Xiff
3.
Mil-nrlon.!
2,
Wesch
9.
EnriiU.
r.irraun.
hwwin.
BcIht
i.
blv.lc'K
2.
tihi-ppiiitl.
Tutal
19.
Mrnml
lilllll
,
1
('
:inil
.Sulit
rk
8.
CI'rtMtcilMMl
4.
auutT;;
t.
MatKliall
3,
CamcrtHi.
j
.i(.iii,ism
l
tal
1.
K.ii.miaker
luurrlson.
Talt
4.
Niclxrson
4.
Ciccone
3.
KriHtmanjn
a,
tucitiy
0.
bankcy.
Aionaon.
Heiin.
oia:lc.
'iulut
.i.
Third
(.inur
l.iM'ilod
,inli'run
HolkcsUiU
8.
Ijh.ia
A,
l-iuurn
Hi
Carlson
V'ijiirr
h.
Abbty
'i,
C'unkr
loUl
30
iiiiiin'
tiurtwitf
4,
ttprlni;
II,
till
'2,
Wi
ti.lT
4.
ULicn
14.
Watfeli,
UlllluUi.
'luUil
3f.
I
oiirlh
t.ani'
Halls
.
Sirkrrum
Smllh
3.
Mcrurmuc
V.
CiimUitf
6-
BurlUae
a.
i:ncn
4.
liccxer
I.
KtjrinHn
tcUKe-wii'K
4.
thr;)iard.
Fiewm.
Total
M.
M
l'
3UO
o.
Schrrk
a.
uunDcr;
13.
Tliumpwjn,
Nai
snaii
4.
Curmu.'ii4fn
,
cumoi-on
'J.
Tolal
48.
Klltli
.amr
lE.-iinmakrr.
Morrison
4.
Ciccone
8.
Tult.
Mckcnon
3,
Kr.Btiuaiiaoii
8.
..njiLviu
i.
bankcy
4.
liciln
1,
biuck
rti'-Hkay
3.
Total
33.
(."Minn
A-
Ati.tei'M.ii
Davia
5
Wiulxr
1.
l.oikcstad
8.
KlaU'n
1.
i
mim
4
AhtM-v
C'mnr
1.
TitLal
4
h?fec
tm6er
of
Curling
Results
Tl
in.Miu.v
AKeriHion
Wakfly
,
Wllklns
10.
Ttiimllton
0.
Partridge
1.
t
ewls
10.
Moore
7.
Monday
Niebt's
Draw
1
p.m.
M'
Kcnie
vs
Mr.Brnom
Anderson
vs
Crosxly
Batemun
vs
Johnson
9
r.m.
.
Turner
vs
Willr.on
MeLeod
vs
Rohuman
;
Ramsay
vs
Shier.
Tjgj
!
llcfrrccfl:
Fni
Calfirrono.
Sikila
a.
id
buyo
CSurvich.
WILL
BE
ACCEPTED
FOR
PART-TIME
SERVICE
IN
THE
(RESERVE)
Trabert
Wins
Tennis
Title
JT
X1'
OUT
Of
Aftlttl
aml
Of
WTHCUf
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TODAY
ONlYJ.fiPL
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ADELAIDE
ylv-Tjny
Trabert
turned
the
tables
on
Australia's
Lewis
Hoad
today,
beating
the
Aussie
star
6-4,.
6-2,
(1-2
to
win
the
South
Au-sirahan
slns-cs
chain
pion.sb.ip.
in
the
recent
Davis
Cup
challenge
round
Trabert
lost
a
gruelling
flve-sei
match
to
Hoad
that
enabled
the
Aussics
to
tic
at
2-2.
Belcrc
the
match
started
Hoad
received
treatment
for
a
strained
right
olbow
while
Trabert
wa.s
treated
for
a
sore
right
shoulder.
''This
is
awful
Professor
no
brakes
and
no
INSURANCE!"
Have
your
brakes
checked.
And
check
your
Insurance
to
Make
sure
you
are
completely
protected.
SHE
I
S
NOW!
The
young
woman
who
joins
the
R
C
N
(R)
is
preparing
to
serve
in
the
defence
of
her
country
in
duties
for
which
she
is
particularly
suited.
She
will
attend
Navy
Reserve
parades
at
least
one
night
a
week,
and
will
receive
the
same
training
and
pay
as
for
men
of
the
Reserve.
She
will
enjoy
companionship,
learn
sclf-disciplinc,
leadership
and
skills
which
may
be
valuable
in
civilian
life.
The
young
woman
who
join
the
Navy
Reserve,
serves
Canada!
Requirements:
'Single,
and
able
to
pass
medical
and
aptitude
tests.
Age
limits
for
new
UUN
I
DRIVE
a
CAR
THAI!
HAUNTS
YOU!
entries
is
19
to
25
up
to
29
for
those
with
technical
experience
or
'WRCNS'!
Pulp
and
paper
has
big
mills
'
and
little
mills
in
villages
and
j
cities
all
across
Canada.
!
up
to
.55
tor
iormcr
Training:
Ghosts
ore
oil
right
ot
Hallowe'en,
ond
ghosp
You
may
secure
training
to
serve
in
such
duties
as:
cars
may
be
okay
in
Vancouver
...
but
you
do"
want
one
parked
in
your
garage.
Before
winter
strikes
hard,
chongc
to
on
A-1
U5rt
Car.
These
and
many
others
to
choose
from:
IT'S
fl
DAW
COOl
Harbour
Craft
Operators
Communicators
Storcswomcn
Writers
for
Pay
and
Administration
Radio
Technicians
ilectrical
Technicians
Medical
Assistants
Naval
Air
Women
General
Duties
Radio
Technicians
(Air)
Electrical
Technicians
(Air)
and
for
Maintenance
and
Inspection
Duties
with
th
Naval
Ordnance
Branch
Ml
LIC
'51
notice
Sedan.
Low
mllr-ane.
Radio
and
lw.,.1.,..
A
irnrirl
bliy
V
'47
Ford
Tudor.
Radio,
heater.
Clean
as
a
whistle
$975
l"U"ll.
P
-
i
at
$1850
t.yV.-'
"urn
riBht!
And
ii
"II
produced
by
yoi
your
ncigli
bors
on
the
JOIN
THf
ROYAL
CANADIAN
NAVY
(RtSIM)
SERVE
CANADA
-
IN
YOUR
HOWE
T0WN-N
YOUR
SPARE
TIME
'51
Plymouth
Tuclor.
Lo
j
n
.
Utinrlk'S
ill"
!
farms
up
in
the
Bulkley
Valley.
'51
Monarch
Sedan.
Radio,
heater,
fully
winterized.
A
buy
at
$1800
new.
Only
$1635
17
Willys
Station
Wagon.
Lots
of
room.
All
leather
uphol.story.
Only
S93U
'51
('hev.
Sedan
Delivery.
Radio,
heater,
new
paint
A
honey
for
your
money
at
$1725
1
yM
APPIY
TODAY
TO
THE
RECRUTJNG
OFFICER
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Phone
526
v
V
j
Hltnliatftd
ii
a
new
mode-to-measura
uniform
Usued
to
all
women
accepted
in
the
R
C
N
(R)
port
of
o
complete
clothing
III,
including
summer
and
winter
uniforms.
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Servlee"
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
Northland
Dairy
YOUR
FORD-MONARCH
DEALER
Prince
Rupert,
NR-30
Terrace,
B.C.
Phone
18
Limited