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discussions
between
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
board
and
the
Civic
Employees
Federal
Union
No.
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board.
Grey
Cup
On
Air
Here
The
move
was
recommended
last
night
by
Labor
Relations
Foard
conciliation
-officer
J.
C.
Sherlock
who
heard
representations
by
both
the
board
and
the
union
during
the
week..
The
union,
which
bargains
for
all
the
,
non-professional
in
its
attempt
to
obtain
a
legislature
seat
for
Tomorrow
Rooftop
Airport
,
tNGER
DOl'CLAS
STOKER
waves
from
a
helicopter
"after
pilot
Irv
Zlfferblatt
of
Hjoro,
N.J.,
landed
the
craft
on
the
sun
de
:k
of
a
nuga
house
trailer
at
Zahn's
Airport
at
tville.
N
Y.
The
'copter
then
took
off
without
Incident.
The
massive
trailer
weighs
19
tons
L
valued
at
$75,000.
'
avy
November
Rainfall
Brings
staff
of
the
hospital
except
of-;
fice
workers
and
engineers,
listed
requested
qhanges
in
,
the,
1953
agreement
in
a
,
letter
dis-'
cussed
at
the
last
hospital
board'
meeting.
In
view
of
the
BCHI3
policy
of
holding
the
line
on
hospital
costs,
the
board
took
the
attitude
that
a
renewal
of
the
1953
contract
was
called
for.
As
a
ier,ult
of
this
the
conciliation
officer
decided
that
a
conciliation
board
hearing
was
ln
order.
Eipht
changes
for
the
1954
contract
sought
by
the
union
Finance
Minister
Einar
Glunderson.
A
re-check
Thursday
of
all
ballots,
cast
In
Tuesday's
by-election
to
fill
the
vacant
Victoria
seat
In
the
legislature
showed
Liberal
George
Gregory
defeated
Mr.
Ounderson
by
90
votes.
Government
sources
said
following
announcement
of
the
re-check
result
that
it
was
unlikely
Mr.
Gunderson
would
ask
for
a
Judicial
recount.
The
sources
also
said
the
gov
,
Announcement
was
made
at
press
time
totlay
that
the
Grey
Cup
football
final
tomorrow
between
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
and
Hamilton
Tigers
will
be
carried
over
local
station
CFPR
and
stations
at
Terrace
and
points
east.
The
broadcast
will
cover
the
game
from
its
start
at
9:45
a.m.
to
conclusion.
It
is
not
certain
yet
whether
a
broadcast
of
preliminaries
starting
at
9:15
a.m.
also
will
be
carried.
In
making
the
announcement,
local
station
manager
Bill
Hankinson
said
the
broadcast
was
made
possible
by
special
.
arrangements
of
the
CBC
to
transfer
the.
program
from
the
Dominion
network
,
on.
-which
it
ar's
Total
Nearer
Record
High
one
month
and
three
two
dry
24-hour
periods.
-
'total,
still
short
November
21.
:i
to
no,
Prince
Rupert's
Tli's
month
s
dampness
thin
29
and
30
figures,
is
only
no-
is
well
on
the
wiy
to
far
boosted
the
year's
total
up
proximately
three
Inches
short
ernment
was
not
expected
to
attempt
to
find
another
seat
a
better
than
average
to
87
08
inches,
more
than
the
of
the
10
year
average
of
90
4
r
1953.
12-month's
total
in
1938.
1942,llnehes
and
the
15-year
average'
are
(1)
a
reduction
of
the
working
week
from
44
to
40
hours,
i2)
a
20-cent
night
shift
dif
k'iy
this
month
13
91
1944,
1950,
1961
and
1952.
La
it!
of
91.05
Inches.
ferential,
(3)
check-off
of
per
uf
rain
have
fallen
dui-
year's
12-month
total
was
74
38!
The
25-days
of
rain
thus
fr
nut
of
27
days,
wi'h
No-
Inches.
;
In
November
is
more
than
fell
mit
fees
from
the
start
of
a
worker
s
employment
instead
of
.
u
carried
to
the
rest
of
the
Sand
6
being
the
oniy
In
fact,
this
year's
ll-mon'.h;
In
both
November
and
Dec-m-w
ii
jiii
i
bet.
together.
lust
year,
the
total
for
him.
Mr.
Gunderson,
who
went
to
a
motion
picture
during
the
re-check,
was
not
immediately
available
for
comment.
When
the
ballots
were
first
counted
Tuesday,
Mr.
Gregory
held
a
93-vote
lead.
On
the
re-check
Mr.
Gregory
lost
one
vote
country.
Prince
Rupert
la
on
the
(A
tionary
period,
-(4)
addition
of
i
for
thfl
last
two
1952
months
MILLIONAIRE
PEN
MANUFACTURER
Milton
Reynolds
doesn't
complain
of
sore
feet
when
he
finishes
18
holes
at
the
Club
de
Golf
course
in
Mexico
City.
The
air-minded
golfer
covers
the
fairway
in
a
helicopter
which
waits
in
background
(top)
while
he
tees
off
and
then
takes
off
(bottom)
for
next
shot
and
hole.
the.
Queen's
birthday
to
statu
OCAL
TALENT
LINED
UP
Trans-Canada
-
network.
iThis
is
the
first
time
the
game
has
been
carried
over
local
and
Interior
stations.
beinfj
12.93,
7.46
inches
in
November
and
5.47
Inches
in
De
tory
'and
any
other
provincial
holidays,
(5)
three,
weeks'
holi
day
with
pay
after
five
years
W
ELKS'
CHARITY
SHOW
cember.
'
With
34
days
go
until
the
i
and
Mr.
Gunderson
10.
How-
!ever,
Mr.
Gunderson
received
76
employment,
(6)
inclusion
of
hospital
workers
In
the
federal
!ome
town
talent
will
toe
tm
parade
again
thi$
Sunday
unemployment
Insurance"
serV
proach
a
16-year
record,
the
'
i"!.?0!
vokf
West
Skeptical
,
of
Soviet
Offer
To
Meet
Big
Three
not
counted
Tuesday
compared
ice
scheme,
(7)
rates
of
pay
of
orderlies
to
be
brought
into
line
the
Benevolent
Protective
Order
of
Elks
stage
a
variety
at
the
Capitol
theatre.
.
;
'
'
t
'
"r
1939
total
of
118.94
inches
be
to
64
for
Mr.
Gregory.
fflie
show,
proceeds
of
which
will
go
to
an
Elks
Lodge
Operators
Offer
to
Meet
Loggers
'
VANCOUVER
CP
Souther's
;
The
final
count
is:
Gregory.
'y.
will
feature
Hugo
Kruupter
and
his
Electric
organ.
DeWitt,
Mel
Thompson;
Yvonne
Schaeffer,
the
Elks
kr
Shop
quartet
and
the
WesternaUes.
Dennis
Lipsln
nd
interior
lumber
operators
yes
n
Jensen
are
directing
the
show
-and
Harley
Lewis,
will
be
Shuw
time
is
9
p.m.
'
'
8.456;
Gunderson,
8,366;
Alfred
Matthews,
CCF,
2.495:
Deane
Finlayson,
B
C.
Progressive
Conservative
leader,
981,
and
Mrs.
Doris
Blakey,
Labor-Progressive,
161.
The
lection
of
Mr.
Gregory
leaves
the
standing
in
the
legislature:
Social
Credit
27,
CCF
14,
Liberal
5.
Progressive
Conservative
1,
Independent
Labor
1.
Total
48.
In
any
case,
the
Russian
note
was
under
intensive
study
today
by
State
Secretary
Dulles
and
his
principal
policy
advisers'
to
determine
whether
it
is
a
serious
step
toward
easing
world
ten-,
sions
or
a
clever
stab
at
the
unity
of
the
West.
?
1
Available
Information
in
Washington
and
Paris
was
that
the
note
laid
down
no
pre-conditions
terday
offered
to
meet
union-officials
in
an
effort
to.
.find.
Absolution
to
the
crippling
two
month-old
woodworkers
strike.
-
Ing
the
one
to
beat.
Other
higher
yearly
totals
that
mtiy
fall
by
the
wayside
are
1940's
91.78
inches,
1941's
93.50,
1943
s
9076.
1945
s
90.48,
1946'S
103.32,
1947
s
107.95
and
1949'S
99.11
Inches.
Sunshine
for
the
month
of
November
so
far
hit
a
new
low
with
only
21'2
hours
being
recorded.
Lowest
1953
month
previous
for
sunshine
was
January
when
the
sun
shone
for
only
31.8
hours.
Down
in
the
dry
belt,
Vancouver
is
complaining
that
November
has
been
the
wettest
No
By
JOHN
M.
HIGHTOWER
WASHINGTON
(API
Russia
has
offered
to
meet
with
the
Western
Big
Three
to
discuss
critical
European
problems,
abandoning
its
earlier
insistence
that
Red
China
first
be
accepted
by
the
West
in
the
councils
of
great
powers.
.
But
officials
here
today
said
it
is
by
no
means
certain
that
the
Red
China
issue
will
not
still
block
any
profitable
discussions
between
East
and
West.'
A
digest
of
the
note
Russia
sent
Thursday
night
to
the
The
offer
was
made
through
nee
Flies
to
Formosa
)
Meet
Chiang
Kai-Shek
:
wuh
that
of
Vancouver
Oen-ral;
Hospital
orderlies,
(8)
an
anrpjss
the
board
increase
of
15
(jpnts
per
hour.
in
A
hospital
board
spokesman
said
this
morning
that
the
board
would
recommend
that
with
some
.slight
word
changing
the
third
and
fourth
items
be
included
in
next
year's
contract.
However,
he
said,
as
all
the
other
items
mean
increased
costs
the
board
cannot
go
along
with
them.
The
board
took
a
dim
view
of
the
union's
request
that
probationers
pay
union
dues
before
their
three
month's
trial
period
is
up,
asserting
that
it
amounts
to
a
closed
shop
and
removes
from
the
hospital
the
right
of
hiring
whom
it
likes.
On
the
unemployment
insur
the
B.C.
Labor
Relations
Bourd
and
came
as
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
(CIO-CCL)
announced
plans
to
set
for
a
Big
Four
meeting
but
gave
clear
evidence
of
Russia's
con
fSPKMT.R
MOOSA
i
hands
warmly
at
the
door
of
EH,
Formosa
(API
;
Rhee's
borrowed
transport,
which
Former
Resident
Of
Rupert
Dies
up
a
labor
blockade
throughout
the
interior
to
discourage
workers
from
accepting
employment
in
struck
mills.
vember
In
Vancouver
since
194J
and
yesterday
the
Dominion
(an
Rhee
and
Chiang
Kai-
i
belongs
to
Gen.
John
Hull,
po
Asian
leaders
bonded
'
United
Nations
Far
East
com-
tinuing
preoccupation
with
the
status
of
Red
China:
That
it
proposed
a
meeting
of
foreign
ministers
without
previous
conciliation
on
agenda,
suggested
Berlin
as
the
meeting
place
and
'.eft
the
date
open.
Put
there
was
immediate
f'd
of
communism,
today
mander.
VICTORIA
0
Funeral
servl-
j
United
States,
Britain
and
ces
will
be
held
here
Saturday
France
became
available
this
for
Thorstein
Jonatansson
Day-
j
morning
in
Paris.
It
indicated
public
weather
office
promised
that
more
rain
was
on
the
way.
To
date
this
month,
5.56
inches
p
series
of
talks
apparent-;
Rhee
said
his
trip
was
a
M
at
tightening
their
!
frPnrilv
visit
but
added
"some-
has,
fallen,
compared
with
658
ecorded
in
November
194!).
Rec
sal
alliance
against
the!
thing
may
be
brought
up
for
i
discussion."
;
South
Korean
president
t
.
m,,-.;lrriH
stnrtprt
im
ance
issue,
the
hospital
would
ldson,
83,
of
Cordova
Bay,
who
that
if
a
Big
Four
meeting
01
was
active
in
the
CCF
movement
:
foreign
ministers
is
held,
the
for
20
years
both
on
Vancouver
Russians
would
immediately
Island
and
in
the
Fraser
Valley.
I
press
for
a
broader,
follow-up
ord
November
rainfall
was
the
S"!n
precedent,
if
it
petitioned
sewhere
that
the
Russians
964
which
fell
ln
1948.
pretly
to
this
Nationalist!
the
federal
.government
to
grant
mediate
speculation
they
may
Born
in
MartharnuDi.
Iecland.
meeting
including
Communist
be
This
year's
November
rain
the
union
UIS.
coverage.
Only
No
date
for
a
meeting
has
been
set
and
there
was
no
immediate
comment
from
the
IWA.
Both
northern
and
southern
Interior
operators
met
with
,
Premier
Bennett
Wednesday
at
Victoria
ln
the
latest
of
a
seru:
.
of
meetings
aimed
at
seeking,
s,
...
break
in
the
deadlock
oven"
union
demands
for
an
18-cent.:,
hourly,
wage
boost.
Present
bask
wage
is
$1.29'2.
Another
meeting
is
scheduled
in
Victoria
next
Wednesday.
r
.uiuess
oniy
vwo
o.iys
,,
ln
.
Bnt.Recbloc.
he
moved
to
Prince
Rupert
in
China.
fall
in
Prince
Rupert
is
the
one
hospital
in
British
Colum-
werences
with
top
Unit-1.
,
,
.u.
hlahest
since
1941
when
weath
ties
n-ervers
nere
ep:u
officials
in
Korea.
gia
gives
its
1
employees
this
IU1KS
WOUIO
lUUCIl
upuu
Ub
ictwv
er
statistics
record
that
there
pig
and
Rhee
clasped
two
key
points:
1908
where
he
was
a
photographer
for
12
years.
He
then
farmed
in
the
Fraser
Valley
near
Snrdis
and
moved
to
Cordova
Bay
in
1950.
was
1807
inches
of
precipitation.
This
undoubtedly
included
considerable
snow.
The
possibility
01
Nation-
ilist
Chinese
troops
being
sent
el
Waiters
might
be
trying
to
manoeuvre
the
downfall
of
French
Premier
Lanlel's
government
and
cripple
the
Western
Big
Three
conference
opening
in
Bermuda
a
week
from
today.
CRITICAL
DEBATE
Lanlel
fights
for
his
government's
life
today
during
the
debate
on
support
of
the
proposed
European
Defence
Community
treaty.
Russia
is
bitterly
hostile
to
this
oact.
Lanlel,
who
supports
EDC,
will
Liberals
Win
No
Confidence
Vote
in
House
to
South
Korea
if
that
war
is
resumed.
privilege,
the
others
claim
that
if
employees
stay
with
the
hospital
there
is
no
need
to
draw
benefits
and
if
they
are
let
out
they
are
sufficiently
well-trained
to
gain
employment
in
other
hospitals.
Addition
of
the
hospital's
share
of
unemployment
insurance
for
its
employees,
would
be
an
additional
expense
to
the
public,
the
board
said.
'fife
Dispute
The
problem
of
what
to
do
with
some
14,600
anti-Red
Chinese
Drlsoners-of-war
in
Korea
mocked
WEATHER
Forecast
North
coast
region:
Cloudy
with
a
few
showers
and
Saturday.
A
little
cold-
who
are
due
to
be
freed
as
civil
OTTAWA
The
government
has
won
its
first
test
of
strength
inns
In
late
January
unless
they
ft
negotiations
between
be
France's
representative
at
the
choose
to
return
to
communism
wl
operators
and
the
i
il
:
Bermuda
meeting
with
President
voted
156
to
36,
The
Commons
"phower
andBprlme
Mlnistel
w
Dispensers
Uni"n
are
The
meeting
undoubtedly
will
draw
a
stream
,of
attack
from
f'ked
and
will
go
before
a
the
Chinese
Reds.
inursaay
nignt
10
uejeai,
1
.
...
Tf
"
,.,,
thfi
motion
of
non-confidence
in
the
;
.c.h"rch"L
teL,J
his
EDMONTON
Oi
A
truck
carry-.
er
tonight.
Winds
westerly
II
ing
400
quarts
of
nitro-glycerine
!
today,
becoming
southerly
If
passed
through
here
Wednesday
Saturday.
under
police
ecort
en
route
from
Low
tonight
and
high
Satur-Odessa,
Tex.,
to
Fort
St.
John,
day
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
an,
B.C.
Prince
Rupert
35
and
45.
'"on
board
next
month.
govern-
vote
of
confidence,
The
plans
were
a
well-kept
I'
P
Runni-t
t
ncnl
Rtd
m
government.
Liberals,
Progres
(See
earlier
ment
must
resign.
sive
Conservatives
and
two
in-
a
25
cent
per
hour
the
board
wace
Increase
secret
in
both
Korea
and
For
mosa.
FIRST
REPORTS
dependents
voted
against
,the
I
stotypage
f'cl
operators
to
date
have
motion,
supported
by
the
cm
and
Social
Credit
parties.
!
Rhee
slipped
from
his
capital
Colorful
Bomber
Supporters
1
any
Increase,
claiming
ne
in
beer
sales
here.
The
Social
Credit
party
of
Seoul.
The
government
an
nounced
the
departure
two
hours
'nt
wase
rate
is
$1.35
per
W
beveraee
waiters
nnd
promptly
presented
Its
own
non-confidence
motion.
after
he
left,
and
the
news
re
Arrive
in
Eastern
Citadel
Ff
hour
for
tap
men.
The
The
two
motions
centred
at
ports
from
Seoul
were
the
first
jiff
if
yiz2
a'so
asks
one
extra
holi-
tention
on
the
Issue
of
free
en
wnrd
here
that
nc
was
coming.
anl
(iirfirent.ini
nnv
fin-
nesDlte
all
the
hush-hush,
the
''itt
workers.
its
nhvtnuslv
knew
of
the
pro
'mh
nnns
onened
Mnv
I
tected
talks,
since
Hull
loaneu
One
leather-lunged
Winnipeg
supporter
bawled
out
"Boo
Hamilton,"
and
the
Toronto
wel-comers
let
out
a
roar
of
laughter.
Out
of
the
arriving
crowc
emerged
two
Bomber
support
annual
west-east
meeting
that
draws
thousands
more
into
the
city
than
can
possibly
be
shoe-horned
in
Varsity
Stadium.
.
Bomber
colors
were
everywhere.
It
seemed
that
every
man,
woman
and
child
who
stepped
from
the
trains
wore
Rhee
his
private
lour-engine
f
Wednesday,
union
and
praent
r
e
p
r
e
s
e
ntativts
fltn
J.
C
Rhrrlnplr
rnn.
TORONTO
(CP)
Two
Blue
Bomber
special
trains
rolled
into
'
Union
"station
today
and
turned
loose
on
Toronto
hordes
of
blue-and-gold-bedecked
supporters.
Operating
on
the
platoon
system,
the
Winnipeg
fans
paraded
r
from
the
Department
of
terprise
in
the
throne
speech
debate,
with
indications
the
two-wek-old
debate
may
end
next
week.
The
CCF
motion
criticized
the
government
for
giving
no
promise
of
a
national
health
insurance
scheme
In
its
outline
of
legislation
in
the
speech
from
the
throne.
However,
it
amended
a
Progressive
Conservative
non-confidence
motion
already
before
the
House
by
deleting
the
but
ers
In
comic
dress,
carrying
a
no
agreement
was
N.
transport
for
the
flight.
.
The
navy
had
disclosed
earlier
that
Rhee
conferred
Wednesday
with
the
four
top
U.S.
military
officials
ln
Korea
aboard
the
battleship
Wisconsin
at
Inchon,
Korea.
.
Rhee
was
accompanied
to
Formosa
by
Foreign
Minister
Pyun
Yung-tal
and
Ambassador
Kim
Hong
11.
,
.
..
ti
inmortancc
of
Rhee
s
visit
famissioners
..v:;
,13
huge
blanket.
They
spread
it
out,
supplied
their
own
smoke
ln
puffs
and
sent
out
smoke
signals.
The
St.
Andrews
girls
pipe
band
of
Toronto
was
on
hand
to
welcome
the
westerners.
There
were
greetings
of
blue-and-gold
ribbons
or
wore
signs,
letting
everybody
know
where
they
were
from
and
what
they
expected
to
happen
Saturday
afternoon.
Some
of
the
western
fans,
who
were
getting
a
running
start
on
the
celebration,
wore
straw
hats.
Here
and
there
were
!k
Re-Election
statement
that
Canadian
welfare
through
the
station
in
two
huge
groups,
their
trains
arriving
from
the
Manitoba
capital
20
minutes
apart.
They
were
met
in
the
lower
concourse
by
about
250
Toron-tonians
some
there
to
shout
a
welcome,
some
out
of
pure
curiosity
and
other
former
Win-nlpeggers
themselves.
depends
on
free
competition,
whose
terms
ex-
JhU
um
omnha-sized
by
Chiang's
year
are
all
going
to
City
Pair
Attend
Parley
nerEnrta
1
creation
the
only
City
clerk
R.
W.
Long
and
Bob
NOT
SO
MUCH
AS
A
GLANCE
is
offered
by
these
Marine
pilots
being
briefed
below
as
a
Panther
Jet
roars
overhead
at
Kaneohe
Bay,
Hawaii.
The
plane
is
moving
so
rapidly
that
the
sound
of
its
engine
has
not
reached
the
men
on
the
ground
yet.
The
photo
was
made
by
a
Marine
Corps
photographer,
who
noticed
that
the
same
thing
happened
every
time
one
of
the
squadron's
Jets
sped
over
the
runway.
Seconds
later,
as
the
sound
reached
them,
the
Leatherneck
flyers
would
swing
around
to
look
at
the
empty
sky.
Fu
torinv
D!
1
...
friends
and
relatives,
and
football
talk
was
everywhere.
Other
trains
were
crowded,
the
usual
quotas
increased
by
tlcketholders
from
out
of
town
and
those
who
still
clung
to
t
hope
they
can
get
tickets.
The
fans
arrived
less
than
30
McKay,
Prince
Rupert
Civil
De
'"minatinn
.
.
wide-brimmed
cowboy
stetsons.
The
signs
and
buttons
read:
"The
Indian
sign
is
on
Hamilton";
"Take
off
your
hat
to
the
Bombers";
"Ask
us
about
our
Blue
Bombers."
hours
before
Blue
Bombers
face
fence
officer,
left
this
morning
other
persons
he
has
met
at
the
airport
in
four
years
on
this
island
have
been
Gen.
MacAr-thur
and
vice-president
Nixon
fck.
iui
liic
rf
10
election
in
Terrace
Tiger-Cats
in
the
by
plane
to
attend
a
civil
defence
I
Hamilton
lOrey
Cup
ftirthall
spectacle,
the
HUH
r,"
-""'J.
""J
conference
in
Chtlliw-ack.
-u
"
Little
Oi
me
u
o.
I"
j