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of
Wight
CP)
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Incentive
Incentive
scheme
scheme
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to
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the
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
May
28,
1S53
Error
Cost
Dark
Game
to
Dodgers
C
N
Prof
t
Increased
in
April
crocodiles
i
t)J
e
14
!,
create
output
at
a
Newport
factory
provided
a
holiday
In
Paris
for
the
four
hardest-working
employees.
MONTREAL.
Operating
rev-c
lies
for
the
Cunadian
National
System,
a
1
inclusive,
for
the
month
of
April,
1
53
,
ing
expenses
were
$!;.
136,000.
The
net
operating
revenue
was
$4,650,000.
In
April.
1952,
revenues
were
$53
723.000;
expenses,
$51,602,000,
and
the
net
operat-'
Canada
Needs
Stronger
Laws
to
Curb
Gangsters
.-mounted
t0
$5!).78G.OOO.
Opera
I-ling
revenue,
$2,121,000.
CALL
99
,
National
Philadelphia
14-6,
Pittsburgh
-8.
St.
Louis
6,
Cincinnati
3.
Chicago
4.
Milwaukee
9.
American
Washington
1.
New
York
3.
Boston
3.
Philadelphia
4.
Cleveland
1.
Str
Louis
5.
Detroit
2,
Chicago
2.
Western
International
Spokane
2.
Edmonton
3.
Lewlston
7-3.
Calgary
1-4.
Wenatchee
1.
Victoria
2.
Salem
4.
TrM'ity
20.
Yakima
1,
Vancouver
4.
Pacific
Coast
Portland
1,
San
Diego
2.
Oakland
2,
San
Francisco
7.
NKW
YORK
(CP
Alvin
Dark's
nor
on
a
routine
grounder
with
two
out
in
the
ninth
inning
gave
Roy
Campanella
a
chance
to
bat
and
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers'
catcher
clouted
a
three-run
homer
to
give
the
Brooks
a
"girt"
5-3
victory
over
New
York
Giants
Wednesday
night.
It
was
Campanula's
second
homer
of
the
game
and
that
blow
turned
what
looked
like
a
sire
win
for
pitcher
Jim
Hearn
into
a
heartbreaking
defeat.
The
Giants'
hurler
had
pitched
himself
out
of
several
jams
in
the
late
innings.
FOR
YOUR
TRIP
possible
-in
Can-
The
RCMP
are
concerned
about
the
growth
of
gangsterism
organized
crime-
to
the
ad;!.
The
national
police
force
cites
AUCTION
SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
On
'Saturday,
May
30,
al
2:30
p.m.
At
the
Auc!ion
Rooms,
Corner
Fourth
Avcnuo
Easf
and
McBridc
Street
two
factors
for
this
anxiety:
Coronation
JJtt(f
Navy
Drill
Hall
Tuesdoy,
June
2nd
ture
must
breed
in
thickly
populated
areas.
And,
"in
gangster
parlance,
'the
heat
is
on'
across
the
border.
To
many
of
the
harassed
criminals
In
the
U.S.,
our
country,
with
its
wealth
and
growth,
must
seem
to
offer
new
and
safer
fields
for
their
rapacity."
"Much
effort,"
the
RCMP
adds
drily,
"may
be
needed
to
convince
them
otherwise."
New
and
stronger
laws
mav
he
required
to
curb
crime
in
the
face
of
the
two
developments.
"It
may
be."
says
the
RCMP,
i
WEEK
END
VALUES
A
United
States
anti-crime
drive
which
may
chase
some
big-time
criminals
across
the
border.
Expansion
or
Canada's
population,
providing
richer
pickings
for
hoodlums.
The
RCMP
view
is
set
out
in
a
revised
edition
of
its
publication
"Law
and
Order
in
Canadian
Democracy,"
a
273-pa?e
book
on
crime
and
police
work.
Originally
published
in
1949,
it
now
has
been
brought
up
to
date.
Dealing
with
the
sharpened
crime
problem
caused
by
growth
of
population,
the
book
says
organized
crime
by
its
very
na-
Consisting
of:
Chesterfield
Suite
2
Radios
2
Club
Chairs
Westinghouse
Electric
Ranqe
Walnut
Bedroom
Suite,
Extra
Bed
2
Wardrobes
Electric
Washer
Dishes
Chesterfield
Table
'
Umbrella
Stand
CMna
Cabinet
2
End
Tables
Library
Table
Mariner's
Sextant
Kitchen
Cupboard
2
Carpets,
I
undcrfclt
Elecfrolux
1
Pets
and
Pans
THE
UNIVERSAL
FRASER
&
PAYNE
"that
additional
safeguards
will
!
be
needed
against
that
unend-
!
ing
search
by
criminals
for
the
corrupt
'protection'
without!
which
they
cannot
operate
for
i
long
as
organizations."
j
But
the
effectiveness
of
any
such
measures,
the
book
warns,
will
depend
in
the
final
analysis
chiefly
if
not
wholly
on
the
miblic.
The
law
cannot
be
ha
need
any
faster,
or
enforced
I
ny
better,
than
the
general
!
DRAPERY
SPECIAL
20
pattern,
discontinued
numbers,
all
peiiei-t
iiirrchanit'
Mostly
tropical
foliage
designs,
not
two
pnr(.,s
alk(,'
"
List
your
goods
for
this
sale
Phone:
Red
727,
Block
846,
B.C.
Messenger
678
GEORGE
J.
DAVES
The
Auctioneer
values
run
as
nign
as
J4.D5.
All
411"
wide.
.P.
SI'K(
l.L,
Yard
$2-95
LOOK
YOUR
BEST
at
the
CORONATION
BALL
at
the
Navy
Drill
Hall
Get
your
Regal
Hair-do
at
HELEN'S
BEAUTY
SALON
FADED
BLUE
In
Misses'
Sizes
We
invite
you
to
see
our
complete
line
of
Faded
Blue
Garments
in
Misses'
sizes.
community
changes
In
its
opinions
and
beliefs.
Canadians
are
Inclined
to
bo
a
little
smug
about
the
relatively
miall
amount
of
gangster
activity
in
this
country,
the
RCMP
observes.
But
any
satisfaction
should
be
tempered
by
the
fact
that
this
is
only
a
matter
of
E!
MARQUISETTE
PANELS
A
new
shipment
of
these
special
panels
In
stock.
Slim
ivon
marouisette.
Doulile-scwn
side
hems
with
deep
6"
uotlom
h
Li
riiusneu
reauy
10
nang.
Outstanding
Value
at,
EACH
$1.85
degree.
I
While
the
Canadian
history
of
j
gangsterism
is
largely
that
of-i
local
organizations,
the
book
I
'
says,
every
large
city
in
the
country
has
a
serious
problem
in
combatting
organized
crime.
'
It
is
still
"a
very
active"
prob-
r
lem
in
most
cities.
BEDROOM
DRAPERY
CHINTZ
dki:ssks
SLACKS
PKDAL
I'l
SIII
KS
JACKETS
SHIRTS
lilt
ASNII
KKS
SKI
UTS
CAPS
mas
For
a
Guaranteed
fust
colors,
10
patterns,
3(T'
wide.
Will
wa.sh
and
wear
well,
SPKl'IAI.,
Yard
89'
(
friendly
1951
Plymouth
4-door
sedan,
Radio
and
heater
$1925
1951
Ford
4-door
scdon.
Heater
$1925
1951
Flymouth
4-door
sedan.
Heater
$1895
1950
Chevrolet
2-door
seda.i,
Radio
and
heater
$1725
1947
Ford
4-door
sedan,
heater
.......
$1050
1947
Chevrolet
4-door
sedan,
heater..
.
$1QQQ
USED
TRUCKS
1952
Fargo
-ton
Express
$1800
CHENILLE
BEDSPREADS
Baby
Chenille
in
putcl
shades.
Beautiful
i
IIIMIJ
I
EXTRA
SI'MIAU
Earn
OH
I
7j
A
J
CURTAIN
FABRICS
For
the
livlngrixim
and
bedroom.
Flock
murquisctU;
In
past
shades.
Sunniwcb
In
Ice
Blue,
Champagne,
Oyster,
NAVY
RUM
SHARKSKIN
DRESSES
A
shipment
of
these
fast
selling
dresses
has
just
arrived.
New
striped
pattern
.
.
.
Good
selection
of
colors
and
styles
to
choose
from.
Sizes
12
to
20,
18'2
ro
24
$9.95
White,
Turquoise.
All
48"
wide.
SI'KCl.tl.,
Yard
98c
Veteran
Rupert
Fisherman
Laid
to
Rest
Funeral
services
were,
held
Monday
for
Biorguld
T.
Rvsstad,
who
died
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hosnital
last
Friday.
Rev.
Olsen
officiated.
Mr.
Rvsstad
was
born
in
1877
in
Hylestad,
Norway.
After
having
done
much
travelling,,
he
came
to
Canada
In
the
early
Dart
of
1900.
Later,
he
returned
to
Norway,
where
he
married.
In
1926,
he
brought
his
family
back
to
Canada
and
settled
In
Prince
Rupert,
where
he
was
a
fisherman
for
many
years.
He
leaves
his
daughter,
Mrs
H.
G.
Roesch
of
Comox,
and
three
sons,
Torgier.
Vancouver,
Olav
and
Knut.
both
of
Prinze
Rupert.
A
brother
lives
in
Nor-
'A
staunch
old
friend"
1943
FARGO
'
,-TON
PANEL
(
J
As
Is
Special
$500
(
RUPERT
MOTORS
LTD.
Phone
Phone
866
866
TULIP
TAFFETA
Nile
Green
shade
only.
400
yarda
to
clear.
t-5V?N
Regular
95c
yard
value.
WEEKEND
SPECIAL
2
yds.
$1-00
(
V
This
navftrtiscmuut
Is
not
published
r
dlsplayerl
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
oi
British
Columbia.
-
-
i
y.
AUTO
RUGS
Leopard
pattern,
extra
gitod
heavy
quality.
Size
54"
x
72."
SPECIAL,
Each
$4.50
j
way.
ttv
2&
ii
ft
OA
M
a
U&M
ttn
vl
il
U
I
IF
1
I
I
"VELVATEX"
DIAPER
CLOTH
Pallbearers
at
the
funeral,
held
from
Grenville
Chapel,
were:
Gunnar
Hegland,
Harold
Child,
J.
D.
Kerrighan,
Alfred
Eenson,
Earl
Slatta
and
George
Viereck.
Substandard
quality
Vclvatex,
soft
as
down,
specially
ovti
for
baby
diapers.
Nine
yartls
makes
one
dozen
full
size
diapers.
SPECIAL,
Yard
39
MISSES'
COATS
We
invite
you
to
see
our
smart
line
of
Shorties
and
Full-length
Coats
made
by
Canada's
foremost
manufacturers.
Choose
from
wool
fleeces,
wool
and
mohair,
pure
wool
tweeds,
wool
worsteds,
etc.
Priced
from
$19.95
NYLON
HOSE
Cancer
Group
Raises
$600
51
gauge,
15
denier,
popular
summer
shades.
Fam4
Invitation
Brand.
Sizes
8
1
3
to
lO'
j
First
quality.
SPECIAL,
Pair
$1.19
EMITHERS.
Close
to
SOW)
CRISKAY
SPECIAL
Plain
and
figured,
12
shades.
Some
prinlcd.
All
this
siasons
stock.
30"
wide.
SPECIAL,
Yard
hns
been
raised
by
Smlthers
District
Cancer
Society
in
the
recent
fund
drive
for
the
fight
opainst
cancer.
Last-minute
donations
are
expected
to
raise
the
amount
ovr
the
SfiOO
mark,
said
Hrs.
N.
C.
Jackson,
cancer
drive
chairman.
The
drive
started
in
April
and
ended
May
25.
98
Telkwa's
committee
under
the
H
HlPI
la
lli.
fi.,t
lim,
i,
a
Irut,
"locloiy
frK"
ri--.--.
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1
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too
bt
.
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S9
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fueilon.
Djl
b-.5i
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lo
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ey.
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comoi
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lotloy
io!d
canon
t,mpi.le
y
ond
fejJ'AWLijCSl
)Eli5'"5li,
'
fVSt
F.
M.
i
Men's
Departmen
chairmanship
of
Mrs.
Dockerill
raised
$177.75.
GIRLS'
DRESSES
Imported
from
tho
U.S.A.
In
Criskay
,Cotton
Broadcloth,
Everglaze,
etc.
All
sanforized
and
very
smartly
styled.
1
to
3
years,
from
$1,98
A
to
6X
years,
from
$2.39
8
to
12
years,
from
$2.98
MEN'S
SHIRTS
SK)it
or
Work.
The
famous
Buckeye
Satin
UrM
'
-
Pft-rtarjtrf.
Me
txclkl
IN
.toll
wK,l
you
wakh,
trt-!Wik
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wkick
will
mt
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noby
fittjon,
Cco'm
J
1
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Sanforized
and
color
fast.
Sizes
M'j
to
17
i
SPECIAL,
Each
$3.9
B.P.O.
ELKS
"
MEETING
TONIGHT
8
p.m.
IMPORTANT
Please
Attend
BUCKEYE
Herringbone
Drill,
Sport
or
Work.
Colorfa-sl-
rt
Qk
SPECIAL,
Each
J''
Sanforized.
BOYS'
PLAID
SPORT
SHIRTS
Men's
Faded
Blue
Denim
JACKETS
Zipper
style,
knitted
cuffs
and
waistband.
Heavy
10-oz.
shrunk
denim.
Sizes
36
to
u
jr
fr
42
0-"
SLACKS
Pleated
style,
zipper
closingdrop
loops.
Heavy
Short
sleeves,
assorted
plaids,
fast
colors.
Cil
Sanforized.
Sizes
8
to
14.
EACH
.'
RaUC'
rftwi
nnhnrdine
Shirts
Wf
MWfcl.WII
-fl
Long
sleeves,
assorted
colors.
Sports
or
dress
style.
Washable.
Sizes
8
to
14.
EACH
10-oz.
shrunk
pocket
material
....
denim.
Sizes
28
to
40
$5-50
Don't
Be
Disappointed
On
June
2nd
Put
your
name
.
on
the
guest
list
for
the
(
Coronation
Ball
Coll
at
.
.
.
HMCS
CHATHAM
TODAY
Space
by
Superior
Auto
FRASER
&
PAYNE
THE
UNIVERSAL
Third
Avenue
at
Sixth
Street