a
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
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'Aepsdup&M
Today's
Stocks
Striking
B.C.
Loggers
Lose
More
(t
iiurlM.f
S.
l.
iolinston
Co.
Ltd.)
AeiicultuicrnKarfes
about
one-;
Clesn-tjp
Continues
third
of
the
140.000
population!
HASTINGS.
England
0
Armv
VANCOl'VER
Than
Half
Million
Dollars
Daily
Loss
Loss
in
in
wages
wages
to
to
the
the
32.000
32,000
.
hour.
hour.
.....
of
Iceland.
.
j
officials
have
started
a
campaign
j
to
cear
the
Sussex
South
Downs
'
iiiimiiiriMniiir
Their
havi,,
,..
of
unexploded
missiles
which
have
proved
a
danger
to
plowmen
and
hikers.
Complete
clearance
is
expected
to
take
at
least
another
year.
American
Standard
Bralorne
B
R
X
Cariboo
Quartz
Congress
Cronin
Babine
Giant
Mascot
Indian
Mines
j
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bonus
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houh
dlfferrnual
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ersin
tht
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610
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1.40
.07
.38
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.15
585
2.00
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1
42
.43
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.03
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The
differential
h
I
operations
to
oifsrt
c'ust
1
I
transportation
from
tfL
1
"Total
Bt
hourly
p
Altogether,
he
said,
there
were
between
800
and
1000
loggers
employed
In
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
logging
operations
with
dishwashers
and
flunkies
waiters!
drawing
the
lowest
salaries.
Average
weekly
pay
cheque
for
workers
In
this
rntegory-
was
better
than
$90.
said
Mr.
Adames.
In
a
breakdown
of
.t:
e
salary,
he
said
that
because
dishwashers
and
waiters
in
the
Queen
Charlotte
camps
were
"isolated"
they
worked
Saturdays
and
Sundays
ut
time
and
a
half
pay.
Really
Ancient
,
BROOK
BEACH,
Isle
of
Wight
!
(CP)
The
tooth
of
a
mammoth,
long
extinct,
has
been
found
by
i
scientists
on
this
ancient
isle
op-'
pasite
Southampton.
Experts
'
have
estimated
it
Is
750.000
years
members
of
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
on
strike
throughout
British
Columbia
totals
more
than
$500,000
a
day.
Ihls
is
the
figure
arrived
at
by
Fred
Adames,
personnel
manager
of
the
woods
department
for
Columbia
Cellulose
Company,
who
has
just
Teturned
from
Vancouver
where
he
met
with
operators
of
the
province's
largest
sawmills.
A
former
logger
himself
and
one
time
editor
of
the
Truck
Logger,
a
montmly
magazine
for
the
trade
and
workers,
Mr.
5
m
cents
h.
T'
:""'ui
Pend
Oreille
Pionser
Prem.or
Border
Privateer
Reno
Sheep
Creek
Silbak
Premier
Taku
River
Vananda
x
Salmon
Gold
Spud
Valley
Pay
for
Satd
Z
i
old.
'
was
better
tha
i,.'"
w,r"
th
mn
over
9
Adames
said.
K
I
Popular
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
r
,
-
ilpllliwiii
"
l
.
.
,
Adames
said
there
has
been
no
move
to
re-open
negotiations
between
the
operators
and
the
union
since
the
strike
went
Into
ef
ltct
at
midnight
Saturday.
Attempts
to
pi
event
the
strike
leu
through
late"
last
Saturday
after
many
weeks
of
dixussion.
John
Bluings,
manager
of
For
m
m
FIIIK
DISASTFR
Fiiemen
pour
water
on
the
blackc'iiod
hull
of
one
of
the
52
buildings
destroyed
when
fire
swept
the
north
shore
St.
Lawrence
river
village
of
St.
Urbain,
Que.,
68
miles
east
of
Quebec
city
A
caa
of
paint
absent-mindedly
placed
on
a
hot
electric
'stove
Is
believed
responsibly
for
the
fire.
The
blaze
raced
through
the
village
for
six
hours.
Some
350
persons
were
1
One
complete
show
Thursday
at
8:30.
Doors
open
8:
p.m.
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Torts
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
VVIIINESDAV
MIDNIGin
Comfort
and
Service
made
homeless.
.
(CP
PHOTO)
I.
My
Lady's
Summer
Frock
Silver
Standard
2.05
Western
Uranium
3.
90
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
7.60
A
P
Con
.'
'
.52
Calmont
1.55
C
&
E
14.50
Central
Leduc
4.75
Home
Oil
14.00
Mercury
25
Okalta
4
05
Royal
Canadian
19
Royalilj
18.25
TORONTO
Athona
.
10
Autnaque
16
Bevcourt
115
1
Buffalo
Canadian
.22
Consol.
Smelters'
34
35
Conwest
3.55
Donalda
.37
Eldona
20
East
Sullivan
8.10
Giant
Yellowknlfe
10.25
God's
Lake
.
.43
Hardrock
12!
Harricana
09
ray
Reflects
est
Industrial
Relations,
bargain-
j
ing
agit
for
the
more
than
160
j
operators,
told
Mr.
Adames
he
j
had
advised
the
IWA
and
the
Labor
Relations
Board
the
F1K
!
"will
not
meet
with
jepresenta-tives
01
the
IWA
for
further
discussion
until
tney
compiy
wiui
the
law."
'
.-
'.
Fresh
paint
yellow,
green
and
ized
music.
Newsboys,
route
red
embellishes
the
little
build-
boys,
raced,
shouted
and
would
ing
up
the
avenue
toward
Third
not
stay
put.
News
bulletins.
Feminine
styles
at
their
best
in
cottons,
prints
or
sheers.
Slvlerf
risht:
Price
risht
tool
ifm:
I
'rr
-f
CZ
'vr.r.''
It
Is
Mr.
Billings'
contention,"-
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BC.
Street.
It
used
to
be
a
news-
and
the
daily
groups
reading
L..u
j
,
.,1.,,,
,,,'
paper
office.
Prior
to
the
spring
them
on
the
two
plate
glass
win-
"
UK-gul
m
bK
uctauoc
IV
was
was
CailCU
called'
ni
1Q47
it
miMichori
oor
w,,
.till
lrti(
..
k.
i,
1
riirht
hafir
tn
1
QOQ
s,rr-o
Wnm
rfo,n
wmoIt
o,..
e
u
government
supervisca
vote
was
concluded
in,
the
spring
.of
1947,
it
carried
a
sign
ute
was
a
live
one;
and
though
a
to
the
effect
that
the
estabusn-1
little
in
the
raw,
life
had
its
WALLACE'S
:
DEPT.
STORE
camps.
Tr
il
it
Hnplarn
illnal
K..
Un
iment
was
a
newspaper.
Actually,
happy
side.
For,
be
it
known,
we
1
ROvernineat
tlw
un
ion
anrl
its
V
it
was
nothing
of
the
kind.
This
,
were
younger
in
'09.
I
officials
Zlt,
are
liable
to
heavy
..iMif
fines.
iiivx
-
i
went
on
up
to
a
few
weeks
ajo'
On
the
Same
Program:
when
the
sign
came
oown
and
by
JIUAS
I)f
nniark
the
paint
went
up.
Arthur
Little,
munching
pea
Tchaikowsky
1812
Ovrrturr
nuts,
did
his
newsstand
business
across
the
street
from
The
Em-
Meanwhile,
the
IWA
criticized
the
operators'
stand
throughout
the
negotiations.
.
"Due
tto
the
operators'
arrogant
position
in
walking
out
of
the
negotiating
meetings
held
under
Founder
of
The
Empire,
John
J
iyi
kit
m
A
Capitol
Plan
Houston,
hadn't
any
imperial
pire.
Hence,
first
crack
out
of
Heva
i
12
Duvex
82
Joliet
Quebec
44
Little
Long
Lac
.v
65
Lynx
14i2
Madsen
Red
Lake
1.62
McKenzie
Red
Lake
41
McLeod
Cockshutt
3.40
Moneta
36
Negus
42
Noranda
78.00
ideas
under
his
hat
when
he
gave
the
box
he
had
It
ror
sale
on
nls
TODAY
ONLY
7:
-
80
p.m.
it
that
name,
for
he
was
a
nat-
counter.
He
owned
a
wooly
dog.
f"E.
o
the
'T
chairmanship
.
b
11
2
K.
of
-.
the
'
.
'
IIAKLEA1
(iLOHF.l'KOTTF.RS''
"NEVER
Till
ST
A
GAMBLER"
pverv
every
time
time
trio
the
Prino.
Prince
Rn.i""'
wiu,
tuc
woaw
ural
democrat.
He'd
roamed
all
i
and
Ru-j
forestry
industry
is
totally
clos-
over
the
west,
was
familiar
with!
pert
's
whistle
sounded,
the
pup's
'Ul'J!
-
..
I
j
tii,
.
printig
and
politics
but
what'
throaty
voice
whistled
a?
well.
,
"7
"'uin(iire-
TODAY
impressed
him
most,
was
the
'And
in
the
evenings,
local
pio-!
luuJ,i-
ROBERT
MITCHUM-
JANE
RUSSELL
grandeur
and
beautv
of
the
Jieers
would
eather
to
are
ue
hour1
.
n
wvenui
nour
iiumpt
north
and
!h,,iiH
tv,roh
i
it,.
,.,ih
elusion
to
the
sixty
day
old
n.-
!
SAM
HIMSELF
-
exclaim:
'
By
Juda.s,
nobody.
Botiatlons,
me
IWA
made
con
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
i
iifrun
a
ifirinak'L'inn
a
FOUR
DAYS
siderable
concessions.
Precious
few
lived
here
when
i
knows."
Louvicourt
23
Pickle
Crow
1.60
Fetrol
Oil
&
Gas
1.15
Senator
Rouyn
1?
Sherrit
Gordon
4.25
Steep
Rock
6.60
Silver
Miller
1.95
Upper
Canada
1.80
Oo:dcn
Manitou
6.25
Summer
Sli
WARDROBE
WHITE
DRCSS
PUMPS
SANDALS
end
SPECTATORS
with
WHITE
HANDBAGS
)
TO
MATCH
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
old
John
6old
to
S.M.
Newton
j
Eveninq
Shows
7
.
9:02
liuui
nLiiigswii,
viuaiio.
rievvao,
RI'SIN'FSS
SPOTIIPHT
"Despite
the
insistance
of
their
membership
at
this
year's
wages
and
contracts
conference,
to
have
many
of
the
necessary
changes
incorporated
into
the
(Continued
from
page
2
smooth
shaven,
middle
aged
with!
lank
dark
hair,
and
aeep,
clear
voice.
Incidentally,
he
was
at
HriKoy
moodunan
...
hall-
-
1
txi
buty,frwf
k)v
m.
.
agreement,
the
negotiating
com-
'
J
The'
1
ri
,
wan,
it
cost
about
$600,000.
!
Still
untapped
in
Alberta,
which
now
has
more
than
3.000
i
oil
wells
producing
or
capable
of
home
on
the
platform.
The
letters
stood
for
Seville
Martineau,
but
everyone
called
him
"Sam.
Monv
Messages
LONDON
(CP)
G.H.
Wilson,
re
mittee
decided
in
the
interest
of
a
settlement,
several
would
be
dropped.
,Mr.
Billings
late
Friday
afternoon,
agreed
to
consult
his
162
Today
the
avenues
between'
V"VJJ?
tiring
after
26
jtears
as
deputy
postmaster
of
the
British
House
McBrlde
and
Sixth
Streets
are
t,.?-.
'
7
,Q
be
lhe
Wrlds
known
011
of
Commons,
estimated
he
han-
covered
with
substantial
bust-
1led
a
da:ly
'average
of
.10.000
ness
blocks,
and
T
larger
ones
L
ve.
Several
companies
are
companies
over
these
reduced
i
proposal;;,
and
meet
early
Satur-
i
day
morning
with
their
a
lswer.
j
friday
evening,
Mr.
Biliings
iu-
T
-
-
-
vn
fir
n
tr
tvtoa,-,..
r.9
exrti
,rnn
(
1
letters.
He
handled
12,000
tele-
the
way.
In
1009,
over
the
sa
mi
production.
Or
An
STYlllrH-
hn
I'llQll
fVta
-
nnrr
STEWART
GRANGER
grants
in
one
day
after
transport
was
nationalized
In
1946.
hoTse
buiTt
by
Billy
V
Lrs
the
P'vmce
upped
its
oil
out-r,ii
v,if
t
..in
rt,
....
Ptt
.last
jwar
to
a
record
45.915.-
WENDELL
COREY
"84
barrels,
helping
Canada
to
the
,,-Dm
ii
from
fr
thL
,u.
museum.
Apart
,
.
,
n.i.i
u
.
i,
.....
.v,.
,
i
leplace
BntLsh
Borneo
as
-
the
Enjoy
Coke
.
.
.
ice
cold
stumps,
a
scattering
of
sizeable
,"
r
:r
"
.'i
.Tu
1
,
-CYO
CHARISSE
oil
LC.ha,.tc
nlar,!,
n,all,
limit-
"uv-c
acv
"""'
Ol
wiiuv
iv7f
ptuii
v
r
n-J
na
any
unit
production
bit
a
record
average
dess
muskeg
At
what
in
time
became
Third
iks
S.
Cartoon
-Sfo,
News
of
196,000
barrels,
dairy.
At
the
start
of
1947
output
averaged
19.000
barrels
daily.
'
Saskatchewan's
p
r
o
d
u
ction
and
McBride
ran
a
craggy
gorg.
Along
McBride
to
Fourth,
blasting
crews
toiled
plenty.
reached
a
record
of
1.249.281
lormecl
the
LKB
he
refused
to
meet
tne
union,
and
only
after
increased
pressure
did
he
consent
to
attena
Saturday's
meeting
at
3
p.m.
"Taking
a
page
from
Andu-l
Gromyko's
book,
a
few
minutes
after
the
meeting
started,
he
walked
out,
bringing
about
a
complete
breakdown
in
negotiations.
"Mr.
Stewart
Alsbtiry,
district
president,
stated
as
through
all
these
negotiations:
"We
are
ready
to
meet
it
Is
up
to
the
operators."
Mi.
Adames,
in
explaining
the
operatois'
stand
in
the
strike,
feaid
"actual
cost
of
granting
all
the
demands
by
the
union
would
amount
to
about
82
cents
an
hour
Increase
per
man.
"The
increase
would
auto
A
brace
of
linotypes,
flatbod
press
and
folder
made
mechan-
1
the
bottle
it
from
Wu
Mitjl
barrels
In
1951.
Only
seven
years
ago
it
totalled
1,010.
The
year
1952
promises
more
records.
In
the
first
4'2
months
of
the
year
there
were
54
indicated
discoveries
of
oil
or
natural
gas
in
western
Canada
a
discover
late
of
about
one
every
2'2
days.
While
70
percent
of
these
finds
were
made
in
Alberta,
Saskatchewan
recorded
four
oil
and
three
i3
Rug
Show
of
the
Year
at
Gordon
&
Andersons'
matically
put
most
small
oper
!
ga:.
strikes
and
British
Columbia
ators
out
of
business
and
force
seven
find.
gas
strikes
and
one
oil
,
even
big
companies
to
reduce
'
operations
to
a
minimum."
The
union
was
demanding
a
I
While
France
produces
a
great
1
35-cent-an-hour
wage
increase
Going
On
Vacation?
BUY
A
USED
CAR
AT
LOW
COST
amount
of
agricultural
crops
the
and
oth?r
benefits
which,
Mr.
average
farm
there
is
not
over
I
Adames
said,
wtuld
cost
the
24
acres.
companies
an
extra
47
cents
an
r
-
.
:1
aid
,.4
Xr.:r'
Sitt
.-..
Yes,
this
is
one
of
the
events
f
lhe
year
ot
Gordon
&
Anderson's.
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1
1949
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1
1946
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1
1948
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Van
1-1949
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11941
Inferno-tional
34-ton
panel
1
1949
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Morris
1
1951
AwsMn
5-
ton
truck
f
1-
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Chevrolet
Coupe
"Coi"
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(
rf
h-
If4
mwrk
Not
.only
have
we
a
large
and
most
unusual
collection
of
rugs
on
hand
for
the
occo
sion,
hut
also
ruq
experts
from
out
of
town
will
be
on
hancfto
go
Sea$rarns
Oo
um
Royal
5
f
axiom's
V.O.
Seagrams
"3"
Seagram's
Kings
Plate
Seagram's
Special
Old
into
your
ruq
oroblems
with
you.
They
will
be
glad
to
advise
you
and
go
into
you
ho'es
f
necessary.
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odvanage
of
the
opportunity
this
week
at
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&
Anderson
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or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.