FREAK
KITTENS
DELAYS
HIKSAY.
Husk.
(f-Tl
uor-
Frit.
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
April
29,
1952
F;t,
don
Gennll
liousehold
here
has
known
;two
freak
kittens.
Each
is
pre
pre
s'mui
$2.0U0
wiKin
Wages
At
iPeak
Now
,
wonl"..
;
white
and
each
has
one
blue
and
',J,4tr.
Ships
on
J
Woierfronr
Experiment
Success
one
green
eye.
The
mother
has
used
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o
rpin
eve
;
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t
lm
f
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4
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v.
iu
aun-i
uiuc
nilK
Uovu
a
,
lift
.,.
1
eyes.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Labor
Min
Union
.steamer
Coquitkim.
;
Capt.
James
Hunt,r.
is
due
in
'
port
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
Alice
Ann
anj
Stewart
and
vill
sail
rt
couple
of
hours
later
for
cancouUT.
.wv.
Risk
Pays
0ff-5aves
J
J
TYRONE
POWER
ANN
BLYTH
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nniiiirl
i
mm
ri
i
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fclMJi.
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V.
lyilLnALL
Mlt
ister
Gregg
said
here
Monday
that
he
believes
wages
have
reached
their
peak
for
the
immediate
future.
In
an
interview
the
inini.it
r
said
he
felt
wages
like
the
r,ost
of
living,
"are
levelling
out
this
year."
Indications
arc
that
the
Canadian
economy
will
"pretty
well"
absorb
Canada's
unemployed
this
summer.
"Tlfe
drop
in
unemployment.
n
Towing
Coor
by
TECHNCOtOK
5
Yards
and
Yards
.U&;
!-
,
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r
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t
....
TODAY
AND
WEDNESDAY
........
...
.
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Li
win.
.
Spring
r.v.-,,;r.i,
Mir-vs
7
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p.m.
p.m.
,
F-XMOts
FM(M
s
l.
Pi
1
n
in
i
'
I
Ma
Tin
is
coming
rapidly
now.
There
!
will',
however,
be
patches
where
ids
LAC'HINF
CANAL
OPENS--Mo
)U
-pal's
ln.k
xvHh
uioat
.aes-thc
Laclnne
Canal
opened
thir
week.
48
hours
belrnd
schedule.
First
shi
tlsrouph
lha
chnal
was
the
grain-laden
Canada
i
.
.
r,.A;,,ltnvi-
rtarrtMno
riiiir
Ked
1!
Totlay
for
lUservat.,,,,,
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wi,h
to,'
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s
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v
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and
Iron
nerve
WfJ
H
y
4
Rteam-hin
l
ine;.'
freighter,
winniuia.
Behind
i.v
came
seve.i
Great
ijikpj.
a-
""?"
(CP
PHOTO
I
Kiski-,?
SoO.ODO
worth
of
lop.s
;
o:i
a
new
idea
of
a
company
em.
p'cyre
on
water'
transportation
taved
more
than,
a
thousand
i-ol.ars
in
labor
for
Columbia
C"l!u'Ve
Co.
Ltd.
as
tha
first
"bui'd'e
raft"
of
pulpwood
snak-
:
ci
iiiic
Watsgn
Inland
harbor
at;
m'dnighS
yesterday.
j
The
minio
l
feet
of
hem'ork
which
was
towed
over
350
miks
o
swell-tossed
sea
arrived
i'i
peifjct
condition,
according
to
ccm;j.'ny
w:ods
manager,
Kae
jGlinsoi!,
who
inspected
tlr:
two
50i)-foot
rafts
this
niorninR.
"The
experiment
is
."tieecssful.
i
This
method
cf
movint.;
lop;
Willi
be
used
quite
extensively
it
the!
intuit,"
he
stated,
relcvinc
to'
the
iulps
mill's
Khutz'inatccn
;
a
total
of
50C.O0O
.bushels
of
grain.
there
will
be
shortages
of
Skilled
labor
and
patches
where
there
will
be
unmeployment."
Mr.
Gregg
said
the
British
Columbia
lumber
industry
faces
a
"serious
situation"
In
dealing
with
possible
loss
of
export
markets.
He
added,
however,
that
the
situation
was
not
hopeless."
The
minister
said
he
hoped
woodworkers
who
might
be
displaced
until
the
market
rights
itself
would
be
able
to
find
work
in
other
industries.
Vast
Amount
if
Salmon
Packed
'"
Lad-
ls.
Matnemat.
Genius
E
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r
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.
,
i
NEWCASTLE,
England
Krishan
Kumar,
11,
an
Indian
boy
who
came
to
Britain
six
months
ago,
invariably
has
a
100
per
cent
mark
in
mathematics.
Yet
Krishan
never
works
out
VANCOUVKK
(CP)
If
all
the
cans
of
salmon
I
packed
in
British
Columbia
(luring
the
last
half-
and
Stewart
logging
operations
Mr.
Johnson
also
expects
other
the!
century'
were
placed
side
by
side,
they
would
stretch
i
lenses
operators
wilt
use
TWO
FEATURES
One
Showina
f,i
bltm
-he
merely
put
down
cheaper,
more
practical
.mvthod
j
tj
ox&
more
than
twenty
times,
delegates'?,
pr
the
answer.
The
most-compn-
Canada
Sends
Japan
Wishes
OTTAWA
(f
Prime
Minbter
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
said
yesterday
Today
&
Yednesday
"'
buncUec:
logs
in
place
of
the
morel
to
the
Fisheries
Council
of
Canada
convention
Were
cated
sums
and
algebraic
prob
lenis
are
just
mental
exercise.
costiy
constructed
Davis
raits.
!
j.yjj
JJtjin-j
y
Invention
ol
the
new
system
Averase
S60.
000.01)0
annual
belongs
partly
to
Lloyd
Evans,
'
ni-AHnnlinn
iiinlrl
ii'il-ft
a
cnlirl
that
Canada
looks
to
Japan
"to
assisiam.
woous
maiutgei
ui
iu-:
-
.
.
.
,
ace
fi..
;
tfitftimiw
'
x
,
be
an
effective
bastion
of
p
Would
Make
Corner
Safer
Even
for
an
English
boy
.speaking
his
own
language,
tack-i
ling
compound
interest,
fractions,
percentages
and
algv-bra
!
in
this
way
would
be
extraordln-i
ary."
said
Headmaster
G.
D.
'
Pearson.
So
far,
Krishan
doesn't
know
and
freedom
in
an
area
afflicted
lumbia
Cellulove
Co.
;
"Ethlopia
i
Vancouv
to
sald
G.
Loss
have
been
bundled
before
w
Hpnderson,
American
Can
a,
southern
west
coast
operations
Co
-s
district
sales
manager.
;
but
only
for
short
distance
tow-
Ml.
Henderson
nraised
British.
by
Communist
aggression
oppression."
Mr.
St.
Laurent
sent
a
mcssn
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
City
Columbia
salmon
packers
for
enough
English
to
allow
research
to
Prime
Minister
Yo.-hida
of
.
t..:fX".
,!
tvJf
i
U
XV(
v
,
will
take
Chamber
action
on
a
of
Commerce
ins:,
bundles
Deing
connected
with
log
stringers.
Junior
Intr
1-iic
riinahilitiet:
Rut.
as
lone
t.v.,
av,.
ccintr
CnnnHn's
.mm!
.......
I
heir
contribution
.
to
the
c-con-
.
.,,,,
(ipai
iAik.:.ii
viti.u.'uu
.'v
The
method
Evans
deviled
for
omy
Gf
fne
province
since
the
suggestion
that
something
be
llp
understands
the
problem,
wishes
on
the
coming
Into
force
long
distance
row
mg
u.-es
i
xua
T
tania
carried
the
first
carao
uu"c
l
""'"""
l"c
Krishan
can
rasilv
divide
2341.72
'
,,r
tho
.l.nn.nwsi
neaee
treaty
a
dangerous
city
street
corner.
heavy
"weavm
caui.s
wuuuu
of
Rr
tish
Columbia
nalmon
by
1079.1
as
other
11-year.oids:
a.,
s.mple
additi
on
and
subtruc-!
tion.
i
around
Cipe
Horn
to
Great
Britain
in
1889.
Popular
Steamer
over
and
under
the
truck-mad
size
bundles
.of
logs,
k
titting
them
tosether
solidly,
but
leaving
enough
play
for
-expansion
in
heavy
seas.
The
rafts
were
brought
in
from
Nigei.
Island,
south
of
Queen
Charlotte
Sound,
towed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
:
x?'"
V-
1'
Trawl
Fleet
Your
Furs
Heed
Ins
an
v(
ruM
i..(
ill
is
noi
punlisliru
ui
tlipiatcd
by
ttif
Li
'
Location
of
the
hazard
is
ut
Conrad
Street
and
Eleventh
'
Avenue.
The
Jaycee
letter
called
:
j
attention
to
slippery
roads
dur-'
ir.t,
winter
time
on
the
sleep
Conrad
hill
and
that,
several
bu.-ses
had
narrowly
escaped
,
:
erious
accidents.
j
Jaycee
representative
at
tie
!
meeting
was
Bert
Jefh'ries
who,
at
aldermen's
request,
'explained
'
tlie
reaso
i
for
the
letter.
Suggested
action,
said
Mr.
Jvfferu
s,
SAILS
FOR
x
rr---ir,,i
Kuard
or
by
the
f,tiv"rnnifnt
of
Britih
Colo-
Staying
In
A
Vacation
100-foot
tug
Sea
Queen,
a
Dol-'
mage
Towing
Co.
Ltd.
vess-el.
;
'
SKIIMM
P.
l'LEASM)
Cap!.
Johnny
Campbrl',
veler-;
a-
tug-bi
at
skipper
of
the
wcit
;
c
ast
was
pleased
with
the
action
c.i
the
new
typ;
raft,
although
he
Flat
Fishers
Conic
to
I'orl
While
Prke
Negotiations
Start
Sunday
my
MB
May
li
NT
XjM.
Vancouver
i
and
Intermniiate
I'orU
j
Each
Thursday
j
at
11:13
V-m-
!
Fcr
KETCHIKAN
XVM)NKSIAY
MMiNKim
Comfort
and
Service
For
Reservations,
j
is
'SS&
was
early
morning
sanding,
me
street
was
used
heavily
at
an
early
hour
by
Columbia
Cellu-
Twelve
vessels
of
the
Prince
Rupert
beam
trawling
fleet,
in
volving
irom
iwj
to
ua
men,
,cs.
empioyees
on
thelr
way
to
Mothers
Day
7f
t
J'
HI
Yot?
an
'
find
srit
Card.
and
fiifls
for
Mother
at
remaineu
in
port,
icaay
penaing
the
pulp
mill
negotiations
between
United
;
A-nothor
8U3g.,sU,m
WJS
&
bun
Mshermcns
and
Allied
Workers
iail
tQ
d
H
gt
t,
,ine
Lmcn
and
B..C.
Packers.
Can-
cu
one
sWe
Matter
was
rt.fcr.
ad:ar.
Wishing
Co.,
Kojal
Ush
red
to
Board
of
works.
Co.
i..:A
Ncl-xn
T?ro..
Fisheries
,,,''
Jaycc"
T
We:'
for
tW.,
on
n
union
u-mnnd
for
I
.
1iani'd
.
the
matter
to
the
city
s
half-cent
per
pound
increase
in'?w.ng
attention.
:
r-ie
price
of
flat
lish.
,
.
present
the
cc.ipanles
are'
;
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
Ol.l'OT
i
OFFICE
i
PRINCE
RUPERT.
PC.
III
W
II
I
II
.(--.--
not
bci.vvc
it
can
stand
as
much
rouyh
weather
as
the.
ae',v.r
draught
Davis
raft.
"Eut
the
weather
v.e
had
it
was
pitiful.
I
have
never
seen
meu
gales
in
all
my
life.
Some
days
we
had
two
gales."
The
captain
rode
out
bad
weather
in
e.
cove
south
of
Queen-Charlotte
Pound
for
25
days.
It
took
only
tight
days
from
there
or)
in.
Al.-c
pleased
with
the
succcss-1
ul
jxperiment
was
Harry
Ward,
marine
insurance
agent,
whose
company
insured
the
logs.
"It
looks
like
a
very
successful
means
of
moving
logs
with
per.
:
DIRECTS
INVESTIGATION
George
S.
Currie,
Montreal
i.
A
PS
Lcf
them
summer
in
Oil!
Scuby's
payir.g
in
average
of
:"oc
to
the
coats
which
cpci
'te
or.
a
share
basis.
At
the
Union
lfu'1
tne
suj-
'.
WAGERS
BENEFIT
SCIENCE
OSLO
P
Norway's
govern
-
!
ment-operated
soccer
pool
re-ports
net
profits
of
15.000.000
kroner
(about
$1,250.0001
for
Scientific
gestion
of
a
".strike"
was
dis-
chartered
accountant
and
former
deputy
minister
of
national
e'efence,
has
been
appointed
special
investigator
to
inquire
Into
thefts,
security
and
accounting
procedures
at
Peta.
wawa,
Ont..
army
camp.
He
wa-;
appointed
and
given
special
powers
by
Defence
Minister
Claxton
following
arrest
of
five
persons.
Mr.
Currie
will
also
investigata
reports
of
irregularities
at
othtr
army
posts.
,
(CP
PHOTO
i
rap;
less
risk
attached
than
counted.
The
fleet,
which
ar-
Divi;
rafts
He
told
of
two
Davis
'
rivccl
iast
niuht,
was
merely
Fur'
CoirJ
Storage
Vault
rl951.
As
decreed
by
law.
two-'
!
thirds
of
the
profits
go
to
scien-
j
tific
purposes
and
the
other;
ithird
is
used
for
the
promotion
j
spoits.
In
the
four
years
of
j
f!"at-
lost
this
winter
at
a
loss
,
"staying
in"
until
the
negotia-
of
more
than
S160.000
tions
got
under
way.
its
existence
the
pool
has
paid
i
out
43,000,000
kroner.
A
meeting
between
company
i
and
union
representatives
was
i
being
held
this
afternoon.
;
BILL
SCUBY
What
Percen
of
Total
Sales
Should
Be
Spent,
On
Advertising?
FUR
Everything
for
Baby"
The
Sea
Queen
heads
south
again
this
afternoon
with
a
simi-'
lar
tow.
but
of
different
type
of
logs.
Cedar
will
be
exchanged
for
the
hemlock
pulp
logs
to
be
sold
on
the
lumber
market.
Meanwhile,
log
supplies
are
rolling
in
fast
on
rail
cars
from
the
company's
Terrace
operations,
which
reached
a
peak
production
last
week
of
64
cars,
said
Mi'.
Johnson.
The
giant
Watson
Island
pulp
miil
depends
on
a
large
backlog
of
pulp
timber
for
uninterrupted
oy.iput
of
its
high
alpha
grade
pulp.
tU
I'hime
9T1
i'ri'e
Pickup
3
PNW
Loggers
Start
Strike
PORTLAND;
Oregon
(CP)
Logging
was
halted
in
most
of
the
United
States
Pacific
Northwest
today
as
more
than
40,000
woodworkers
began
to
strike
against
some
700
employers.
Srtike
was
called
by
the
workers
of
Northern
California,
Ore-'
gun.
Washington,
Idaho
and
Western
Montana
to
back
up
their
demands
for
improved
contracts.
.
The
men
are
members
of
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
(CIOi.
The
I.W.A.
wants
employer-paid
health
and
welfare
plan
which
would
cost
about
nine
cents
an
hour
per
worker.
'ihc
employers
offered
a
wage
increase
of
7'2c
an
hour.
A
very
large
shipment
of
Stork
Crafr
Baby
Furniture
has
just
arrived.
CRIBS
HIGH
CHAIRS
BASSINETTES
BA-BE-DE-LITES
-A-
COMMODES
Co-ordinator's
Ansiher.-(.'isling-jished
product
of
The
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTILLERY
Co.
Lid.
'IP-
m
Gordon
&
Anderson
Boost
Rejected
City
council
turned
down
a
suggestion
from
provincial
civil
defence
co-ordinator
Maj-Gen.
C.
R.
Stein
that
the
local
coordinator's
salary
be
increased
from
$."0
to
$100
a
month.
Suggestion
followed
a
decision
to
extend
Prince
Rupert
mutual
aid
area
as
far
east
as
Telkwa
some
.300
miles
-
wrote
MaJ.-Oen.
Stein.
Local
civil
defence
committee
had
understood
the
area
would
go
back
only
as
far
east
as
Ter-rae.c,
.-.aid
Aid.
George
Hills,
a
(at
i
Phono
46
Here
arc
figures
.
.
.
compiled
by
the
Bureau
of
Business
Research,
Harvord
University,
for
Retailers:
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of
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Auto,
Accessories,
Service
Stations
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Electrical
5.0
Florists
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2.5
Drug
Stores
Grocery
Stores
Jewelry
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Men's
Clothing
...
Shoe
Stores
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Department
Stores
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Hardware
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Beauty
Shops
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Cleaners
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Luxury
Class
(gifts,
etc.)
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Women's
Apparel
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Furniture
Stores
Building
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committee
member.
Council
could
see
no
advantage
in
the
suggested
extension
of
e.
cushion
area.
"I
don't
think
the
civil
defence
organizers
have
a
clear
picture
of
Pr.nce
Rupert
at
all.
I
think
we
should
stick
by
our
guns
and
our
original
agreement."
Mayor
Harold
Whalcn
said.
Agreement
calls
for
city
and
.province
to
share
50-50
the
salary
of
local
co-ordinator,
Assistant
Fire
Chief
W.
H.
(Busteri
'Hill.
(.Ml
Times
Da-light
Saving)
VANCOtVF.R
and
VICTORIA
SUNDAY
ss.
C'umosun
8
p.m.
TUESDAY
ss.
Coqiiitlam
12
noon
ALICE
AK.XI,
STEWART
AND
POUT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
Coqiiitlam.
11
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QLF.EN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
May
9
and
23
ss.
Camosun
midnight
FOR,
SOUTH
QL'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
ss.
Camosun
May
2,
16
and
30
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
V0WER
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a
Iook
at
these:
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Austin
1949
Austin
Panel
1943
Ford
Sedan
1936
Ford
Sedo"'.
And
we
have
more
iM-a
Cars
at
attractive
prices
BIG
SPECIAL
1937
Terraplane
Sedan
Any
reasonable
offer.
Superior
Auto
Service
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Of
Ail,
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The
British
Columbia
Distillery
Co.
Ltd.
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wihim.irtq.
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MEWS
SUCH
IS
FAME
BROMLEY.
England
(P
A
schoolgirl
in
this
Kent
town,
asked
in
an
intelligence
test
what
Italian
artist
was
honored
at
a
recent
London
"exhibition,
promptly
replied:
"Leonardo
Vishinsky."
The
exhibition
was
in
honor
of
Leonardo
Da
Vinci,
genuius
of
500
years
ago.
This
advertiiement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Ihe
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
if""
Government
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British
Columbia
4f
Limited
Third
Avenue
West
Phone
Green
217
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
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