1
i'liiicc
Kupcit
Daily
Htwi
Thursday,
January
15,
1953
Premier's
Aiu
No
Longer
in
fred
t.
Dowaie
OPTOMETRIST
h"
""
t
li.a,c;r
LONDON
(CP)
A
bron
.
plaque
sit
In
the
floor
vt
Westminster
Hull
murks
the
platre
of
the
Uic
King
CH-orgc
h
lyniK-ln-stto
prior
to
the
royal
funer-..
Civil
Service
!
Li
if.
i
....
firs
I.T-""V
RED
CEDAR
LOGS
WANTED
Former
Mining
Inspector,
F.
J.
Shenton,
Dies
Suddenly
Word
was
received
today
of
the
death
Monday
in
Nanainio
of
F.
J.
Shenton,
mining
inspector
for
the
B.C.
government
here
for
13
years
until
his
retirement
in
1931
-
Father
of
George
R.
Shenton.
nv-d
O'-kcA
throughout
northern
2053
Atlln
Avenue,
he
hsd
been
BC-
in
co:J
health
up
tj
tl.
time
After
his
retirement
in
1034,
of
l!s
passing.
uc
remained
in
this
city
until
E'ghty-nine
years
old.
Mr.
1937
when
he
and
Mrs.
ghenton.
itr
r
f
per'''
TZJT11j.s;'
La
Number
two,
sixteen-inch
in
diameter
oat
up
Number
three,
fourtcen-inch
indiometeronrj
ui
ACT
IMMEDIATELY.
Write
R.
J.
L'oyd,
661
W.
3ht,
Vancouver,
B.C
or
Phone
FAirmont
7599Y.
Shenton
was
born
at
Clr.is
Ter-
who
predeceased
him
18
months,
i'jKXianrMiiaaiinM
la.-c
oinopMi.ie.
tiismnu.
aim
a
moved
t0
victoria
where
cam?
to
Canada
in
18o8
working
Uic
re,aincd
until
1941.
then
in
Uic
coal
mines
at
Nanaimo
XVPnt
back
to
Nanaimo
lor
lew
years
ueiore
rt
uirrung
to
the
Old
Country
to
get
IN
?
Funcral
services
will
be
held
at
Nanainio
on
Monday.
George
Shenton
Is
leaving
to-niitht
on
the
Prince
Rupert
'.o
alU-nd
his
fathers
funeral.
Another
son.
Arthur,
lires
in
Princeton
and
there
are
four
daughters,
Mrs.
Joseph
Ratchford
of
this
H
.tyrr.ed
t
America
in
1807,
settling
in
Colorado
when
he
again
w
jtked
in
mines,
moved
from
there
ti
Wyoming
for
a
yea-
and
in
19C0
returned
to
Nanaimo
where
he
was
underground
foreman
foi
Sru'h
Wel-
)
"
-i
I
...
T
!"
i
V'CTORIA
O
-Tht)
position
of
'executive
assistant
to
Premier
iw.
A.
C.
Bennett
has
been
taken
'out
of
the
Jurisdiction
of
the
Civil
Service
Act
1
The
position
ls
held
by
Ronald
B.
Worley,
and
will
now
be
n
.
non-civil
service
act
position
An
amencment
to
the
Civil
Service
Act
has
been
approved
by
order-in-couinll
j
The
position
several
years
ago
,was
not
Included
In
the
civil
service
act
schedule,
but
later
was
placed
under
the
art
nr-parently
to
Hive
security
of
office
to
any
pi
.
son
holding
thi:
poi
It
is
understood
the
present
Incumbent
and
the
premier
prefer
rr.alclr.j
the
poii'.lujj
;iuu-clvll
service
because
many
of
the
duties
-performed
by
anybody
In
the
position
are
of
u
political
nuture.
'
The
$730
monthly
mlary
remains
unchanged
under
the
new
setup.
Try
Daily
News
Wont
A$
BABY'S
COLDS
H.lp
Natur
To
Fight
Them
Of!
Mfdtrat
9'rf)
4n)
lKr
to
nr
lint
m
m
rur
f.r
r"ll
hr)f
ran
do
it.
Ho
wim-b
bn
'
nit.rtU-,
'
nuffy
brcathiug
mrm
ym
(
'-
fffwni'e-wmMrii
mt
urt
with
Sktu'.
tt
that
imhf
ia
kit
"inn,
lovtnjr
of
fiftp
ami
tak
.ira
rie
UimI
t
tip
borta
ir
tKit..ughlv
rtaml
ttf
ttxmful
;
ut(,
lit
fctfaia
Ktifcittii
utm-ilhf
iit
j
m
rtoJ
atrt
and
fu
"f
rkiruni
n,
ry
Haty
a
(n
tHi-M.
Mu.l.
it
arl
ruinpU)
in
tfvturtg
rid
vt
trriutUnff
nutlv
f.:
timl
iiy
fr--'m
irfrin.
tMa
No
a
rWoiia
Mother
m
"Mr
i
hab
of
mnttM
riirt
naali
tM
1
lw4
hi
(n
tft-trit
ip.
ah
ihnw
iSit
rtd
"ff
Quirfcr
than
tr
I
1
riaml'
a-n
(ur
Half's
Own
I'-ni
how
n."
fclftr(v
a(
m
tnhiog
;ot--i.e,
I
P"tipatwn
and
oitiwf
imir
tr
tin.
Oat
pat
aas
to.lj
it
f
nf-t-.f
v.
city;
Mrs.
Dyson
Hirst,
Nanaimo
H.fr
Hnri-V
Tft,r,ti
P,1.,-4n..
lington
Mines
until
1914,
when
'
'
'
.
,'
,
hoWd
Peter
Hackett
of
Van"
a
gro.-ary
.store
in
Van-
.
'
'
couver.
1
j'dc
of
three
certificates
for
i
mine
.management,
he
was
ap-
Geoffrey
Chamer.
who
d'ed
in
pointed
an
inspector
in
1919
with
VCiO,
v.as
the
first
to
carry
the
headquarters
a
I
Frinc
Rupert
title
poet
laureate
in
Britain.
;
NRX
XITIEAK
KEAl'TOR
or
pile
at
Canada's
Chalk
River
atomic
plant
Is
an
aluminum
tank
containing
uranium
rods
and
heavy
water.
It
1
fight
feet
in
diameter,
10
feet
high
and
sur-sjunried
by
roncret.-
eight
feet
thick
to
protect
scientists
and
operators
from
intent
radiation.
In
the
foreground,
scientists
carry
out
experim
-nu
using
neutron
beams.
Tne
reactor
has
the
highest
density
of
neutrons
of
any
natural
uranu.n
r.actor
in
the
world.
(CP
PHOTOi
Repair
of
Chalk
River'
Atomic
Plant
Cancer
Victims
Anxiously
Awaiting
(
)
I
CANNED
FOODS
A
j
By
iiXKoi.o
Mo::rrsn-
Canadian
Press
S.alr
Writer
!
CHALK
RIYEX
Ont.
Cancer
I
v;jums,
t
r.ured
by
bxiy
ceils
igone
c.-azy.
a.e
'
h.
lu.fc
I
tit
by
the
fcrcakiown
of
..ic
wo;U'.i
most
pow:
Jul
a
o;n;c
lurr.ace.
Vir.y
who
mi
it
hive
been
aided
bv
the
mcc!ira!
uurv.':.
i
i
S
1
r
r
li
.
i
the
cobalt
bomb,
i;i;i.
wait
1
countless
mon;hs
before
ma
It
U
in
the
midst
of
p..nd'.,v.n
a
bigger
and
better
bomb
than
:he
tui.em
mode!
A
which
firtt
went
into
production
a
year
aio.
So
keen
i;
the
demand
for
the
slant
hc.-
'i
le-shaped
be
mi
therapy
units
that
six
of
the
new
ones
have
alrcatty
been
oi-dered
hy
lvsD!tai
cli
iics
in
Canada,
the
United
States
and
Britain.
,
The
new
motor-driven
lead-.ci
ur.,
can
be
sunj
tasiiy
to
il
ow
the
cobait
Warn
a?
pjaerfu!
as
millions
of
dollar
i
w
iM'i
cf
r
iriiiiiM
to
o
mbird
cancerous
ceils
in
u.'iV
pa
it
of
the
body
without
hiji.mv-
ncarb"
hfaithv
ti.vsuc.
!
But
thp
giant
ni
t
'.lines
w'i
i
nvc
a
patient
lying
on
a
flat
atble
are
useless
wiihoul
the
radio-ai-iivc
io-.jii
It
takes
about
one
vear
to
co'ik
contaminated
furnace.
Ill
(.E
DEMAND
Bv
r
in?
tw'ce
the
normal
amount
of
jvliete
!n
.".,.
tiny
ph'il
i-
"Mi
ihe
nb
-
unit,
the
commercial
prolutU
division
-an
continue
nuppiyin
a
few
m.
re
bombs.
But
the
demand
Is
tremendous
and
thi-rc
Ls
a
long
list
of
applicants
So
far.
four
of
the
model
A
uni'.s
have
been
b.illt
and
Inii
il-led:
In
London,
Out
,
Sa-skatoon.
Vancouver
and
New
York.
Chicago
will
get
one
this
week:
Winnipeg
and
Mlnneapxil
in
February.
There
will
be
others
later.
If
the
supply
cf
cobalt
U
Ati'l
available.
The
comm
rclal
products
division
handle!
ail
of
Ch
ilk
River
a
tjiotop-
product'on.
This
Is
bi?
ushieM.
Shipments
from
tbw
furnace
average
about
500
a
year
to
hospital
and
laboratorica
in
Canada
and
abroad.
chines
come
their
way.
Until
the
furnace
is
ncakd.
there
will
be
ro
more
pr
xl
-tl
r
OFFICIAL
OPENING
!
of
hiehly-radioactive
cub-it
"0,
H3
Jsrftft
FR
DAY.
A
APY
fiTH-
Qfl
he
tinv
b!a-':k
p'i
ct
that
p-o-idr
5
the
can"fr-bcrnc2ri:is
)OAPr
of
I
ho
fccir.'o.
Arul
there
i;
ro
an:h-
,"m--
ia
:e
r.
'
-c
wit'
1
that
con'alru
I
Mm
t
tTie
ct
bult
in
the
furna
Cohait
',0
la
-t
about
Ui
year;
bo
lore
It
loses
half
rU
s
rrr.gth.
A
small
i
stock
has
teen
built
up
and
thU
has
been
augmented
by
half-
j
cooked
pellets
rescued
from
the
'
he
ato;ntr
puv.-T
to
Infuse
or-,
.
dlnary
cotalt
'Ui
cane:
-;'.(;-i
troying
properties,
j
The
bix
liimacj
i'.a
:u
17"
rods
of
uranium
"fu:!,"
cairi
sheathed
in
aiumincm.
snrnn
:
a
"leak"
of
radioactivity
D,;
12.
j
Coba
t
60
production
iin
11-:1
when
it
was
-;hut
down.
Ra.lio-;
activity
mav
continue
for
month;
!
before
the
fu-r.ace
"crxils"
mi!-,
j
ficlentiy
to
allow
scients
!
repair
the
break.
t
The
division
was
ju-t
beginning
to
bectme
sell-supporting
hen
the
break-down
causod
x
dkruption.
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
HOTEL
COMPANY
LIMITED
WISH
TO
ANNOUNCE
THE
RE
OPENING
OF
THEIR
7v
P
I
fJ
IF
s7
Uimiiiifj
sow;?
and
Lojjie
.Jltoj)
UNDER
THE
NEW
MANAGEMENT
OF
MR
AND
MRS.
F.
H
CLARK,
-LATE
Or
RAMSGATE,
ENGLAND.
Catering
To
Suit
Every
TasJe
BUSINESSMEN'S
LUNCH
A
SPECIALTY
When
Oil
Men
Want
to
Play
Nothing
in
Oil
Stops
Them
TAKE
LONG
TIMT
di.:t
lio.v
be
be
lore
Ihey
(iecliiie
to
rjrr
many
months
it
win
By
JIM
PEACOCK
had
a
prc-mai-h
parade
to
the
con:
sc.
-
Come
cold
winds
the
oil
dinners
of
on
their
work
EDMONTON
or
high
water.
Alberta
carry
OPEN
1
A.M.
TO
9
P.M.
9
,
t
ie
lu
r.ai-.e
1;
".nated
and
co
b.vl
CD
p'tJu?-icn
ii
-esumrd
V:t
!t
v.-
lihal
n
tim.
ml'es
t
...i
-"-.ui'ii'-ait.
-
..,
ii.T.-1..
ir,s
Atomic
Energy
:of
C'jr
.ia's
emr.m'rcial
proiuc.
'
;
has
received
scores
of
rcquis
t.-....i
ojui'-js
wh'ch
it
I
vr-ducr
.
Conciliation
Services
to
Be
Increased
and
play.
The
province's
oil
men
let
nothing
stand
in
their
way
and
11
.iiey
have
a
tl.'.sire
to
play
golf,
they
play
golf.
On
Feb
15.
two
Edm
;nton
aspirants
will
tangle
in
a
t;olf
duel
for
the
"world's
championship."
Of
course,
the
cold
-
expected
about
15
or
20
below
at
that
time
and
the
snow
probably
two
or
three
feet
of
It
will
add
U
the
hazards,
.sand
traps,
and
w
hat-havo-you
of
Edmonton's
municipal
links.
But
who
in
oil
;ares,
unless
it's
an
executive?
Wir..ers
rugged
hazards
will
lie
overcome
by
means
only
the
sigsiten
wmtetf
meals
mth
VICTORIA
it
An
Increase
in
conciliation
services
offered
by
the
provincial
labor
C.'part-ment
was
announced
here
by
Labor
Minister
Lyle
Wicks.
The
minister
said
the
number
of
conciliation
officers
hns
been
Increased
to
nine,
from
six,
and
a
general
f-p'ed
unr
m
processing
cf
certifications
has
been
Don't
Get
Cold
Fast!
We
still
have
all
sizes
in
warmly
lined
Flight
Boots
Instead
of
conciliation
officer
oil
tusms.
can
provide.
And
handling
certilications,
Mr.
Wick.,
he
miilf
li
will
bo
run
in
an
oil
Miwl
lliollurm
Uo
llml
rhililrrn
r-
llir
t!'
iliiliilra
nf
Irl.
hlli
r-(
ullj
llriim,
M
llitllT
rlHlillldsr
ll
llw,
U
jll-r
llirl
IiimI
llnl
MMin-li
ri.
sre
morr
ra-iK
trruadr.l
to
rlrjfl
up
llirir
if
illf-y
have
lulu
of
lriu
k-li"P-
Mn
arc
notoi
mmi,
Iim,
fur
ri'lt-liin
i'i1''1
iii.-iil..
A
ni.dl
Hiilimil
a
lali
of
Ihiim
Tmil
Ki'l'-dofi
can
Itr
natl
liaiKintMirt.
explalned.
Board
of
Industrial
Relations
inspectors
will
handle
most
of
'.hem,
giving
the
conciliation
officers
more
time
to
concentrate
on
their
prime
role
of
conciliation.
The
Labor
Relati
iu
Buaru
still
win
carry
out
the
actual
grant
business-like
manner.
An
oil
consultant
kh
vc.
which
-pccializei
in
si
;ervision
and
open
icn
of
field
woik.
will
handle
-h'.'
detai's.
The
duellists
Stew
McKay
of
Edmonton
and
Turner
Valley.
ta..
and
Toby
Cantwell
nf
Ed-
and
we're
selling
them
at
Clearance
prices
WOMEN'S
I
ALL-RUBBER
WINTER
BOOTS
!(!
'
Z
"
Gerrjiiic
Shccps'
Wool
Lining
ing
of
certifications,
but
the
mom
a
and
Calgary
already
will
processing
be
done
by
BIR
are
p.cpared.
McKay
has
ben
innectors
Mtliir
IiikI
llml
ll"'
iiijic
from
lliul
f
j
holtW
MorU
nrariiiird'lc
i
lwilrllril.ri.H-eiailv
vlirn
il
i-oW
in
iiLiktn
an
iipjH'iiMig
di-liii"
f
lrf.o
rr
nr
(lolling
11
P
iii.H.Hir
nifjili.
Hut
lo
itr
inure
Ik.IiIm
"f
1
1
iiu
l
oinaln
Krli
lni
llf
n,xl
By
exerting
additional
energy,
studying
nightly
from
a
book
on
golf
and
has
constructed
his
own
"secret
weapon"
club.
TO
CLEAR
on
conciliation,
the
labor
min-l
ter
r;-jpes
more
dispu'es
will
be
tiled
before
they
reach
the
point
where
they
must
go
before
.he
LRB.
lunr
you
uliop,
ihi
lhal
yMirr
Iw
hvm
itre
of
(Mir
T-
ml
one
fur
I
lie
L
Hi
Inn.
Children's
Sturdy
RUBBER
BOOTS
......
AW
In
kMW
Ii'iim'
rrHW
Mrlaa
With
worm
sofl
pi'e
wool
lining
.
.
.
jn
Guaranteed
to
hn
wmm
-
J
,v
i..
.9m
Sizes
5-6-7-8
er.d
9
oni
to
n
cad
'?
r.
:t
I
'
V-
'
,
3
1
A'tJ
SECRET
WEAPONS
A
weird
Instrument,
to
say
the
least,
is
this
lron-plp?
driver,
tut
It
packs
the
whip
of
a
pro-.ssiuiial
links'
machine.
Unkncn
to
McKay
Is
the
fact
at
Cantw.ll's
supporters
haw
it
o
prepared
a
"secret
weapon"
htch
has
vr
1
1
be
unvei'ed,
As
a
matter
of
fact,
Cantwell
himself
dossn't
know
about
it.
Practice
holes
will
Ik
i.wr
on
the
spot
by
a
test-hob
drilling
se
vice,
A
rorinr;
RTvfre
"'Hi
nro-vlde
tha
opponents
with
full
geological
da
a
on
the
snow.
A
portable
lighting
system
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match
drags
out
to
darkness.
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contestants
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pancakes
tirred
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in
case,
the
players
can't
distinguish
the
balls
in
the
snow,
balloons
will
be
fastened
to
each
spheroid.
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balloon
will
be
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Boys'
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Rubber
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On
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gas,
and
weather
permitting,
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hell-i
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will
follow
the
flight
of
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dhII.
exneced
to
be
some
miles
from
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tee.
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add
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golfing
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