Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newi
Tuesday,
January
22,
1952
separate
charter
affiliated
with
AKI.
l'r
tunnel
and
underground
workers.
Meeilni;
H'jd
Carrier
and
Laborers'
international
representative
William
James,
McLeod
and
DeCosse
said
they
"were
assured'"
that
such
a
charter
would
ix-
lorlhcoriunKliitt
James,
they
said,
was
plven
$0
from
each
of
Miners
Tell
Their
Side
in
Kemano
Case
"Amena
in
Parti
Brill
.1.1
Sta,,
Spectacle
(
,,,
1
H.ratre
H,,s
Hr5
"
Strike-breakers
"
imparled
to
20
prospective
charter
member,
v.mnno
H:iv
Alian
tunnel
pro-
Latel'.
a
letter
received
from
Bnllmnt
,s
Sheet,
vice-president
of
ta.'li'
l,ich
h
,
J!.
Jert
followine
llleRal
walk-out
of
Robert
will
mil
K
inlo
the
Hot!
("a
I.'urriers
and
Laburers.
stated
great
no(i,
in
,,"
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
Expansion
Sale
Nov
in
Progress
St
ore
wide
at
in-luclin1;
tunnels."
said
tv.o
men
here
to-
"no
charier,
now
or
at
anytime"
niin.
ih
utrikiiiD
would
be
f
or!
hcoti)
lilt
they
suicl.
b
;
bei-n
runni
uuy
ii'ii
.
-
"uniu
j".
miners.
"That
was
our
last
nope,
we
cuupie
ot
weeks
m
'
Don
McLeod
and
Ray
DeCosje.'
couldn't
net
a
voice
to
neRotiate
laigc
downtown
appointed
by
disgruntled
tunnel
with
the
operators
so
we
formed
Amerkan
in
Pu
b,
workers
t"
head
an
"
action
com-)
an
action
commitiec
and
decided
t
the
lutein
1hri;f
I
mittt
told
a
Daily
News
re-,
l0
walk
out
bv
popular
vote
"
morrow
Light
l)r
,
'
)
portei
they
had
been
as.sured
by
.
The
m.
n
had
decided
on
$2.75
I
U"
t.-lepnone
mat
an
01
uie
jji
an
Hour
as
an
equnaoic
wage
"
"atuits
Uiortir
imported
men
scheduled
to
ar-
but
this
actually
had
never
been
"i"c
und
h..s
0--i
j.
WALLACE'S
of
Course
Y-fe
r
VrrS
A-'tSk
.V'.
JL
.jrj
rive
today
at
Kemano
nay
nau
olliciaiiy
received
oy
tne
com-
l;'"
jthicii
am
sinned
o
declaration
they
would
pany,
which
had
offered
to
In-
Caron,
now
at
tiieCi
not
enter
the
tunnels
as
mem-
create
miner'
wages
to
$1
75
an
ale
in
"M
in
Wuiu
bers
of
the
pud
Carriers
and
hour,
but
deduct
10
and
15
cents
It
stais.
r
Laborers'
Union.
from
other
tunnel
worker
Sum1)lti.,u.vy
phut:
'Most
of
the
strike
breakers
i
hclpcrrwlio
were
also
receiving
tednn.ulu.-,
A:i
a,',
JOHN
K
are
mtnM
rrnm
eastern
mines
,
ji.w
fans
j
said
lorejj.
anci
in
sviiipauiy
wiwi
uui
.staiiu
;
.
we
luineci
uus
uowu
xiat,
toe
ucauiy,
(jannv
ii
We
have
declared
the
tunnels
1
naturally.
The
company
was
not
oi
tiie
rinui,
(-ap:ai
hot'
and
they
have
telephoned
only
giving
no
more,
but
they
Kdly
u
a
h.vej
BULGER
WATERFRONT
me
tney
won
i
,nier
mem,
sam
would
actually
uain
on
sueii
an
,0
sla
...
,
;
i
McLeod.
inanuement,''
said
McLeod.
mi.i,cuu.
a
.
ie
war
to
vnc
out
a
'tilomelrtil
McLeod
vigorously
denied
that
.
'
the
Illegal
walk-out
was
an
'argument
of
Jurisdiction"
be-j
.
iwn
r.
men
nao
appeaiea
to
out
happy
exi.si.iictl
the
Mine.
Mill
&
Smelter
Union,
0n
the
leu
baiik
bm,.
for
support
In
their
action,
they
some
iiuv
oceimm,,,
,'.
TO
TOUR
ENGLAND
These
Stony
tribe
Indians
from
Banff.
Alta
.
have
been
engaged
to
portray"
men-
way
of
life
in
a
tour
of
"Enqlana
witn
Biliy
Smart's
circus
While
there,
they
will
live
In
teepees
and
wear
beaded
costumes.
Shown
pas
thiough
Calgary
on
their
way
to
England
are.
back
row.
left
t
right:
Jerry
Campbell,
Eli
Rider
and
Hand.vime
Bcarspaw;
sveond
row:
Mrs.
Killer,
Runic
Beat
spa
w
and
Mrs.
Bearspaw,
fumt
luw:
Diana
Riler
and
Ait
Bearspaw.
i
CP
PHOTO
i
John
Bulge:
Lid.
Third
Avenue
j
tween
two
unions,
as
alleged
by
j
said.
mous
puinfi
r
r'
I
Mo-rison-Knudseii
Company,
o
y
WANT
VtUCE
French
ballet
dm:
i
spokesmen.
j
..,,,
.-,,,
,,,.-,
nsIf.
P'.aymg
O-car"
Leva
With
a
list
of
passengers
con
-
sistine
of
workmen
for
Kemano
i
and
Kitimat.
CPR
steamer
Prin-,
cess
Norah
sailed
at
11
p.m.
last
nisht
on
her
return
fo
Vancou-
ver
and
waypoints.
The
vessel,
i
arriving
here
at
10
a.m.
yesterday
morning,
brought
two
passengci'o:
here
from
Vancouver,
14
from
Kitimat
and
14
f
om
Kemano.1
In
coniand
of
the
Princess
Norah
now
Ls
Capt.
L.
W.
Macdonald.
well
known
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
run.
i
STRICTLY
W
VGKS
,ed
that
union
to
be
our
bargain-!urtarJ'
alul
Nlll
H
I
"It
l.s
strictly
a
matter
of
wage,
mi,
agency.
All
we
want
ig
a
part
in
Uic
rompBc4u.l
jd.-mands
"
!
charier
so
we
can
have
a
voice.
,
accompany
Kelly",
p
I
i
McLeod
admitted
support
had
We
don't
eaiv
who
gives
It
to
us.
ai'tLMic
.treer,
j
been
sought
by
the
Mine,
Mill
'Even
though
the
walk-out'
ln,re
ishanliyasi
land
Smelter
Union
ilnd.i
but
not
war
Illegal,
we
think
we
still
did
tl,e
Nl,"'
llf,n
1
I
to
"have
that
union
bargain
for
right
,
not
sl"
r
K-
H
CjcirclenL
ciiinq
'us.
i
"If
they
try
to
hire
anv
men
'"
u
"
About
70
per
cent
of
the
tun-
from
here
as
strike-breakers,
we
,V't'i,,"i'
1
;ne
workers
were
miners.
We
w
ill
picket
the
docks
and
the
hir-
V"'hwl;i
s
titie
pt
,
j
had
always
belonged
to
the
mine
imi
halls.
The
same
will
be
done
moUi
t-"'isnwui
m.s
Illlfl
niiM
lmmn
When
u
o
rnlltd
Ir.
V
ine.mler
rr
Runic
t
iikf.
"
!
U"K
allil
UaliCt'll
ANCIENT
COLD
FRAME
STILL
BEST
HOME
GARDEN
HELPER
,
4
get
no
support
from
the
AFL
M
i,Prirf
.s.iri
thor.
hart
npveri
i
unl"n
wp
ask,'d
tiie
'"me
union
bcen
.
indication
of
violence
i
BIO
WIND
1I'E
SUaV..M
M.-i
SA'Hl
Jlf
I
to
support
our
oemanus
lor
a
"One
Mountle
kicked
us
out
The
term
hunlran
,
frparatc
charter."
tt0
peacefully,
but
we
told
Irom
the
word
huraii:
I
Tunnel
workers
are
paid
SI
60
t
lie
company
that
we
wouldn't
early
Portuguese
nai:.
an
hour.
The
certified
bargain-
jctVe
unless
by
legal
action."
.dewi.be
Caribbean
sto-
f
WILFORD
ELECTRICAL
WORKS
Motors
and
Generators
Rewound
and
Repaired
.MOTORS
P.OK.IIT
And
SOU)
New
anil
liehuilt
(Generators
6
-
12
-
32
volts
Box
1J07
rh.
Blue
391
inn
union
is
tiu
rie'U
urri'Ts
ana
STEVE
COCHRAN
-
RUTH
ROM.'.?.
in
"Tom
morrow
Is
Another
Di
TODAY
ONLY
7-9
p
m.
Vx:-m-.pia1
I
m
j
::'
-
'X
,
A
,
i
I
UU
Ca-0-0tAS5
OK
I
'A
I
0'l
SUlSTITOlt
rod
---iS-J
WW'S)
II
01
ASS
IT
IS
LlOHTtB
5
r;
'
weioht
and
oorsNT
"-.fr'NCI
SJ
CHACK
OB
C1AK
J
French
Grain!
Ship
Coming!
y
French
freighter.
Jean
L.D.,
'
ir
due
to
arrive
here
Wednesday
afternoon
to
load
wheat.
Lccal
agents
said
today
the
ship
was
enroute
here
from
Japan.
Little
1
further
information
was
held
S'.ie
is
already
lined.
Under
Anglo-Canadian
ageni
y
;
of
Vancouver,
the
French
diesel
:
'may
have
teen
diverted."
said
he
office
of
G.
W
Nickerson,
local
agents.
It.
is
expected
she
will
load
for
Japan.
Some
fuel
may
be
taken
on
here.
Meanwhile,
other
reports
ar?
,
th.V.
a
second
ship,
a
British
"C'Ki'cr."
is
due
here
soon
from
Japan
and
will
need
1.000
tons
of
eon1
before
proceeding
to
load
grain.
Laborers
of
America
(AFLi.
McLeod
and
DeCosse
stated
that
five
months
ago
the
men
had
sought
negotiations
for
higher!
1
wages.
Basic
rate
was
the
same
"or
Jimilnr"
as
received
in
most
base
!
m.'lal
mines
of
ihc
province
but,
without
the
bonus.
Most
mines
paid
an
average
ol
;
$0
a
day
in
bonuses
to
miners,
;
thev
said.
rrzHuui
.
.....
u
"
VS
I
ANOU
IPONS
AS
6-i.W'l
r
ltiT
ON
WKnJ
-
V
Gun
!
-i
"We
were
among
the
lowest!
NEXT
UOVERNOIt
-GENERAL?
j
Hon.
W
C
Woodward,
pro-mineni
Vancouver
merchant,
ha--
been
mentioned
in
speculation
as
to
w-ho
will
succeed
Viscount
'Alexander
as
governor-general
of
"Canada.
Mr.
oouward
was
lieutenant-governor
of
British
Columbia
from
1941
to
1J46
i
CP
PHOTO
i
Snow
Clearing
Headway
Made
WWje
SASH
to
fPts't.
-J
TO
PxtVfNt
toon
m
-J4-
i
paid
workers
on
the
whole
job
"
j
When
negotiations
with
the
:
company
for
higher
wages
were
.ft..w
Boot
t
3
uing
:o'd
f
rame.
nut
considered
by
the
company,
Working
Drawing
for
The
most
valuable
18
square
tunnel
men
applied
for
a
sash
should
in-
the
!
".K-rical
Th
,
lee'
In
.my
garden
area
is
that.
E
which
is
covered
with
a
frame.
And
the
smaller
tin
I
e'n
toward
the
south.
Heavy
board?
of
cyprnss,
white
pine
or
i-eil'.i
x)(i
are
preterab'c,
.since
the
frame
will
often
be
wet
and
::;
si
resist
decay.
The
illustration
is
a
praciical
cold
gar-
11
be
i
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1952
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
Snow
fighting
equipment,
bur-lowed
and
chartered,
swung
ni'o
lien
the
more
rewarding
tti
action
on
Third
Avenue
la.st
mis
ancient
device.
v.-.
flung
drawing
of
a
standard
night
and
has
been
making
a
f
It
began
as
a
pit,
some
thou
(Is
oi
years
ago
t-i
ia
r
FINE
PANELLING
'.rf"K'
and
N.Z.
i
Reuters
i
Beautifully
grained
panels
of
rimu
wood,
totalling
1.500
square
feet
of
timber,
w
ill
be
sent
to
the
United
States
soon
to
adorn
the
main
lobby
of
ths
United
Nations
general
assembly
building
in
New-York.
Eighteen
men
worked
six
months
to
produce
the
panels
i
om
sekr'e-"
heart
timber.
t
enclosure.
p.
t
round,
with
a
pro'
Today
it
is
em
sash
cold
frame.
Standard
I
.
irtlv
below"
giavd
sash
is
3
by
6
feet;
but
a
J9
J
ilAVf
ective
covti'-1
iirpc
can
be
made
of
r.ny
et
n-
WLV
fAiCW'
f
Glass,
anient
dimensions,
if
sash
of
a
jfJr
ipplanted
by
sitUabie
size
is
ava:'jb!e.
Sash
fPJ
ing
which
admits
riaylig
lylight.
is
rapidly
being
suppl
uood
.showing
under
the
direction
of
city
public
works
department.
'
By
morning
the
high
centre
piles
between
Sixth
and
Fourth
t
nao
cei.-n
cleared
away
and
during
the
morning
the
block
between
Fourth
and
Third
Streets
was
cleared.
A
Columbia
Cellulose
k.
kPt
are
c.'vered
with
transparent
plastic
various
substitutes,
which
lighter,
and
unbreakable.
i
co'd
frme
iy
useful
til"
ye:ir
around.
There
is
no
way
you
fan
use
flip
few
smeire
t.-ft
nf
materials
will
be
mucl.
Ilchtir
ll-nn
glazed
siish,
ami
clsu
will
.)l!ew
ultra-violet
ra-;
to
pass
ll'iough
to
the
plants.
The
usual
prartic
)-
lo
sink
'he
frame
into
Ihe
gru
iiid
aoout
Inches,
and
to
pile
earth
iiioiind
it
oulside.
for
insulation.
and
chartered
trucks
are
0e.nT
f,arden
space
required
for
It
to
lioi-O.
better
advantage
STEAM
fcrt
Prince
George
An'-
'i(!
who
ran
dr;v.-
a
nui!
an'i
onerate
a
saw'
i
u
build
a
Mayor
Whalcn
had
no
figures
as
to
the
:o.st
of
'his
unexpected
sira.n
on
the
c.n.c
budget
out
adini'ted
that
it"
was
costing
"plenty."
'tie
it
may
be
filled
to
gni.nd
eold
frame.
The
boa'
ds
can
be
i
cut
this
winter
in
the
bxscn'iert
!
1,
v,l:":
wit!l
the
best
tbp
soil
avail
':.
or
the
floor
nuiy
w.
cov-
or
garage,
and
put
tofjet
her
in
a!
hm-t
lime
n
,n
,,.lk,l
),
-x
wlLn
iwool
lure,
inepes
OI
Mir
:MOf,v,Wi
'
1
111
'
VCC'
jl
.
v.-
-
K
f
-J
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,1
1
t
t
X.
C
A
"
T,A'
ufi
--ll
1)
I
fx
i(w.'w'
I
..
'
ch
oers
or
gravel,
on
which
shl-
o--k
outdoors.
.
.
,
,
'
'
v
seed
Ixixes
i
flats)
are
piaeed.
i
'
oi,
i
Stncc
inexpensive
,
le.
tnc
heat
.S('.,,s
,.....
prcf,..
S0V.11B
(hl.
,,,
Carried
$5000
In
Cash,
Dies
SAILS
FOR
Vancouver
anil
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
1
1
p.m.
Fcr
KETCHIKAN
WU).li.SIY
MtDNK.III
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
I
vi'J
i
ui
ii
a
euiu
ii
aiue
irio
a
noi-
;
jaj
bed,
the
older
manure-heated
:
i
whin,
can
be
evrried
n
garden
at
transplanting
tic
ptr
4ifi
0n4
lot
pitl.
PUM
lU,t
At
itmif
wKi
t
nvf
cSt.
i
hotbed
is
seldom
seen.
Heat
is
nit
.
I
TOTEI
.
,
,
not
needed
for
most
of
the
uses
Antlderly
un-
,..
wnif.h
.
,.,
f,,,m
ho
VANCOUVER.-
Liqif
Control
tout
m
kf
iIm
0vfnMnl
I
Bmtili
Colgnb,a.
m
Evening
Shows
7-9:05
p.m.
Matinee
Sat.
2
p.m.
identilied
man,
carrying
$.'000
.
put.
and
being
witlmut
objee-1
LAYERS
ff
r'tMOl'S
I'
in
cash,
died
on
his
way
to
hospital
here
yesterday
after
having
been
stricken
with
a
heart
attack
in
a
drug
store.
nonaoivt
curt
or
odor,
it
can
be
placed
near
the
house,
where
,
step.'
will
be
saved.
A
location
in
the
full
sue
oil
r
Bt'llllllllK
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
city
ok
in:nrr
Ol
H(
;
l'KINCK
RUPERT,
RC.
3:
2
i
lay
;s
required
fur
best
results
i
."ir!
shelter
from
cold
kinds
is
BRIEFS-
Shipping
anil
(Irnrral
.Mnviin",
Tacking,
Cratiiif,
Cartage
and
Slnracr
Complete.
Krliuble
an
I
Efficient
Service.
Also
agents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
&
STORAGE
LIMITED
JOStPH
BARBARA
b
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HITCH-HIKING
LOOM
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PALMERSTON.
Out.
XPI-Re-i
cent
heavy
.snowlalls
were
wel-'
coined
by
youngsters
who
hava
been
getting
many
rides
on
farmers'
sleds.
With
sidcroauV
blocked
to
motor
traffic,
farm-1
ers
have
been
giving
the
cliil-j
dren
free
trips
to
and
from
the
,
town
oulskiiUs.
i
Oi,
Cor
2nd
und
Patk
Avenues
Est.
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and
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First
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DISHES-
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l.asl
ComiiUae
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KEEP
WARM
ELECTRICALLY
ELECTRIC
HEATERS"
6oo
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wo
g75
rodiont
v
1000
watt
7.75
'
radiant
radiant
B-v
1100
watt
1(!,20
radiant
....
G.E.
Fan-
JQ,50
ype
Log
Fireplace
120
40-55
v
wotts
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Bcsncr
Blk.
Ph.
210
Frince
Rupert,
B.C.
Stewart,
B.C.
PRESERVES
TREES
;
MONTREAL
(CP)
-
organization
of
a
new
section
of
the
'
civic
parks
and
playgrounds
division,
in
charge
oLtrecs,
is
pro-ceeding
rapidly.
The
division
will
'
bei
responsible
for
growing
trees
j
at
the
city
nursery
and
fox
their
j
plaining
and
upkeep
in
streets
j
and
parks.
We
hove
he
largest
stock
of
dishes
in
Northern
B.C.
NOTICE
OF
ADVERTISING
IN
THE
;
,
DAILY
'
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
COLUMNS
MEANS
-PLUS
.
BUSINESS
'
FOR
.
YCU
CHANGE
OF
BUSINESS
DINNER
SETS
On
and
after
the
iirst
of
February
the
MUSI
H.
MARKET
will
be
carrying
on
business
under
the
na;"Vj
Itl'SSF.I.I.'S."
We
arc
discontinuing
our
meat
aim
rum
lino
iiirl
u'o
k.i.,ll
r.,.,,,-.
fi..,..,
Q-nn
am
until
9-
VANCOl
Villi
VICTORIA
Chileotin
8
p.m.
January
20
Chileotin
midnight
January
13
and
'11
Camosim
Tuesday,
12
Noon
AI.H
i:
ARM,
STI
VVAIIT
AM
POUT
SIMPSON
Kuiulay,
Ciiinosun.
11
p.m.'
l
Olt
NOIt
lll
QCI
EN
(
IIMtl.OTTE
ISLANDS
January
18
ss.
Chileotin
midnight
FOR-
SOI
Til
OI
LKN
CIIAKLOTI
E
ISLANDS
sr.
Chileotin
.
January
11
and
25
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
,
Phoi'c
508
GREAT
AGE
'
t
TRENTON.
Out.
(CP)
Mrs.
Jane
Mitchell
quietly
celebrated'
her'
105th
birthday
recently
at
the
home
of
her
son
in
Preston
Hill.
Still
mentally
alert,
she
loves
to
relate
tales
of
the'pio-
necring
days.
She
has
thitc!
sons,
14
grandchildren
and
sev-
eral
great-grandchildren.
U.M
daily
to
serve
you
with
fresh
fruit,
niiigaini's,
sundry
lobaceos,
bakery
products,
etc.
,111't
BREAKFAST
SETS
CUPS
and
SAUCERS
Especially
good
selection
of
TEAPOTS
and
WHITE
KITCHENWARE
Gordon
&
Anderson
(r
per
At,
this
time
we
wish
to
I
hank
all
our
palrous
Th,
privilege
of
serving
you
In
the
'past
and
hope
we
c
you
in
the
future
In
our
new
line.
PIONEER
FOOD
MArh
PIONEER
METHOD
i
Cannons
made
nut
of
strong
leather
were
used
by
the
New
England
pilgrims
to
defend
ttem-
sclvc;
against
early
Indian
raids.
Phone
46
Limited
Russell
Cameron
l'JMiH.U.lIllll,!l"J.
"