.
-
,
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Thursday,
January
21,
ltot
h
I
I
Government
Kejects
CCr
Hea
To
Raise
Family
Allowances
Space
Flights
Not
Far
Off
Kinsmen
Told
Flights
to
the
moon
"within
our
lifetime"
were
forecast
by
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
povern-ment
is
opposed
to
an
hvrc:v:e
of
He
suggested
minimum
monthly
payemnts
be
Increased
to
$3
from
$5
for
children
from
birth
to
the
sixth
birthday.
The
maxl-
causc
it
might
jeopardize
pro-
,
mum
would
be
$13
instead
of
$8
posed
extension
of
social-security
i
a
month
for
children
between
13
iUlc!
16-
measures.
Health
Minister
Martin
gave
1
readers
Albert
Mah,
well-known
local'
pllct,
formerly
of
the
famous'
Flying
Tigers,
Jn
an
address
to!
the
Prince
Rupert
Kinsmen
Club
last
night.
Citing
advancements
in
aviation
during
the
past
15
years
he
had
been
flying,
he
said
American
interests
already
were
planning
flights
to
space.
But,
he
said,
the
nations
of
this
reason
Wednesday
in
the
Commons
as
he
rejected
a
CCF
proposal
for
a
60
per
cent
boost
in
family
allowances.
Mi.
Martin
said
the
resolution,
for
A
growing
family
needs
plenty
of
fresh
milk.
The
best
way
fo
obtain
this
milk
is
to
phone
18
for
home
delivery
of
that
farm-fresh
Northland
Dairy
MiU
Valhalla
Dance
i
row
cancelled.
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r
it
wpMm
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t)
WOOD
LAZARUS
PHILLIPS
MORROW
C.
J.
moved
by
Ha.-.en
Argue
(CCF-
Fishermen's
Local
U.F.A
W
U
Assinibola)
"lacks
any
serious
meeting
Thursday.
Jan.
21.
S
practical
quality
at
this
time
in!p
m
Metropole
Hall.
(171
the
l'ght
of
existing
obligations
:
and
in
the
light
of
trying
to
do
;
Conrad
Circle
baking
salt,
something
further
in
developing
',
Saturday,
Jan.
23,
at
Gordon
St
ptlier
fields
of
social
welfare
for
!
Anderson's.
MSi
the
future.
'
j
Record
sale
continues,
with
He
said
he
was
referring
to
:
added
selections,
till
Saturday,
proposed
pensions
for
liisabled
;
jun
23,
at
McRae's.
(Hi)
persons,
to
be
discussed'
Monday
,
with
provincial
representatives
0
S.O.N.
Whist
and
Dance
Fil-Tlie
pensions
could
not
have
1
pay,
Jan.
2a.
Whist,
8
o
cIock:
Northland
Dairy
C.
3.
Morrow
of
Halifax
and
Lunenburg,
N.S.;
La
:a:us
Fhillii-'s,
O.B.E.,
Q.C.,
and
E.
C.
Wood,
both
t
Montreal,
whose
election
to
the
Board
of
Dire
tors
of
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
has
ven
announced.
Mr.
Morrow
is
President
of
National
S"u
Pioducts
Ltd.,
Ocean
Fisheries
Ltd.,
and
the
Acadia
Broadcasting
Co.
Limited,
and
a
furmrr
Director
of
the
Bank
of
Canada.'
Mr.
Phillips,
founder
of
the
law
firm
of
Phillips,
Bl
onilii-ld,
Vilieberg
and
Goodinan,
is
a
Director
of
National
Drug
&
Chemical
Co.
of
Canada
L
d.,
M,r.r::l
Trust,
Company,
Montreal
Life
Insurance
Company,
Mailman
Corp.
Ltd.,
C.
W.
Lindsay
Co.
Ltd.,
Woodhouse
&
Co.
Ltd.,
and
iXmsolidated
Theatres
Ltd.
Mr.
Wood
is
Piesiicnl
a.iil
a
Director
of
Imperial
Tobacco
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.
'
Phone
18
'in
it
the
world
probably
will
continue
to
fight
among
themselves
and
in
the
event
of
space
flights
they
will
have
something
new
to
fight
over,
such
as
space
rights.
During
the
club's
business
session,
members
were
told
that
the
Christmas
Party
Pack
sales
had
netted
$550.
of
which
about
$142
went
toward
financing
the
Mil-'er
Bay
hospital
Christmas
party
and
gifts.
The
remainder
will
be
used
for
other
children's
projects.
Members
also
discussed
the
convention
to
be
held
In
Prince
NORTIII.KN
ritOUl'CE
KOK
NOKTIIKK.V
C
ONSI
M
dance,
10
-
2.
Music
by
Mike
Co-;
been
planned
if
a
similar
CCF
Damage
Suit
Filed
For
Death
at
Sandspit
resolution
for
increase
of
family
allowances
last
year
had
been
accepted.
The
CCF
proposal,
supported
by
Solon
Low,
Social
Credit
leader,
would
add
between
$170,000.-
George,
May
24,
and
made
ten
COLD
WEATHER
COMFORT
FLANNELETTE
lussi.
Everyone
welcome.
(18'
Shoeworkers
U.oul
U.F.A.W.U.
meets
Sunday,
Jan.
24,
at
7:30
p.m.
in
the
Metropole
Hall.
Flection
cf
officers
1054
agrc-mcnts.
1
101
The
Canadian
Legion
advises
that
Mr.
A.
O.
Maedougall,
Veterans
Welfare
olficer
for
this
district,
will
be
available
for
In-
nl!,,
nlni-.fi
tn
carv
n
mllMDu
YAKIMA,
Wash.
A
$50.000
'the
1952
crash
of
a
Korcnn
nir-'jmnge
suit
was
filed
In
U.S.
iift
transport
off
the
Briti-li
Co-listrlct
Court
here
Tuesday
as
i
lucbia
coast,
he
result
of
a
soldier's
death
in
The
crash
off
the
Sandipit
uir
baby-bnnus
bill
of
$350,000.00(1.
and
Terrace.1
!
Progressive
Conservative
members
did
not
participate
in
the
debate.
lirM
In
the
southern
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
claimed
the
lives
of
36
of
the
43
persons
board.
The
suit
was
filed
against
Northwest
Airlines,
which
was
onM-atiiiK
the
plane
for
the
military
air
transport
service.
The
suit
was
filed
by
Geraldine
3.
Corter.
who
was
designated
by
the
Walla
Walla
court
as
administratrix
for
the
estate
of
.T"hn
M.
Waldrop,
one
of
the
Old?
Give
Whole
Body
New
Pep!
BLANKETS
Iljanij
at
oCetjion
Mr.
Argue
said
Canada
could
tcrview
for
Interested
veterans
pti
i'ii
lev?
co
t
of
bringing
on
Friday
and
Saturday,
Jan.
family
allowances
in
liie
with
22
and
23.
Arrangements
for
In-the
OS
rer
rent
rise
in
costs
of
terview
can
be
made
at
Cana-llviii'j
since
the
payments
were
dian
Legion
office
or
phone
47!l.
authorised
in
1044
.
.
I
I17t
.
Nine
tables
were
In
play
nt
he
Candbn
Legion
whist
oarty
here
Rst
nhht.
Prizewinners
included:
W'.iitl.
wmen's,
Mrs.
Velmi
Collin
:;
men's.
A.
E.
Chlltem.
Crlbbn.re.
7.onir
i's.
Mrs.
M,
Simpson
,
men's.
It.
Murray.
Bridge,
women's,
Mrs.
D.
Kerr;
men's,
Mis.
i
The
suit
was
filed
two
years
to
I
th
day
from
the
date
of
the
crash
landing
in
the
water
off
Moresby
Island.
1
The
complaint
accuses
the
air-
line
of
negligence
through
fall-;
ure
to
instruct
passengers
in
use
-i
cf
emergency
eouipment
and
In
Feel
Years
Younger
at
40,
50,
60
or
Over
MEN,
WOMEN!
Quit
bring
weak,
low
in
energy,
tirrtl,
mn-III
down
or
old.
Br
mure
like
the
peppy
person
you
used
)o
i
yirars
ago.
'fry
invigorating,
timu
luting
Oslrex
Tonic
Tablets
totiay.
Here's
how
(str
helps
you
feel
younger
so
quick.
It
puts
new
vim,
life,
energy,
in
body
weak,
rundown,
old
because
it
lacks
iron
at
411,
,1'),
60
or
aver.
Ill
invtRorators
are
earned
by
the
blood,
to
every
weakened
part,
muscles,
organs,
nerves,
as
sixmo
in
figure
at
right.
Builds
up
eutire
body
fat.
Soon,
it
baxd
to
believe
you
ever
felt
old.
Nw
Younger
Pep
Amazes
Thousands
Itusltands
and
wbes
often
UV
Oitre
to
"pep
up"
(wether.
samU
am.ited
at
quick
benettts.
A
78-tjr-pld
doctor
writes,
"I
took
it
iiivseH.
Results
fine.
Glad
I
found
the
right
medicine."
Hat
restored
pep
and
eoeigy
when
some
other
loan,
laded.
Start
for
New
Vigor
Today
I
lemand
O'
trei.
Don't
accept
a
weaker
substitute,
Ostre
give";
far
more
pep;
a
much
voungcr
feeling.
Try
it
yourself
for
the
rvMilts
tlutt
liu'R
.utonishrd
mam'
otliers.
New
pen,
vim,
?e:t.
energy
and
a
"years
Be
Thrifty
.
.
.
Spend
Wisely
.
.
.
Specially
Priced
Best
Quality
Single
and
Double
Bed
sizes.
;i;.ir.g
one
engine
beyond
ti'ns
set
for
an
overhaul.
thc
I
George
Scott
(sub).
!
The
committee
-In
charge
ln-
luded
Mrs.
C.
E.
Morrow,
Mr.:.
PERSOI-!
ALS
THE
BIST
o
feeling.
'"Get-acquainted
size
only
601.
At
all
drugifibtii.
Peps
up
whole
Dodi.
V.
Barton
and
Mrs.
W.
Roth-well.
The
next
enrd
parties
will
h".
February
3
and
17.
TWO
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
E.
S.
Arnt-
j
strong
and
children
Billy
and
Carl,
H63
Second
Avenue
West,
I
returned
home
yesterday
aboard
the
George
from
a
month-long
holiday
in
the
south.
They
spent
Woodworkers
Urged
to
Accept
Latest
Formula
VANOUVF.R
(CP)
Recommendation
that
woodworkers
in
the
INSIST
ON
1
Christmas
with
Mrs.
Armstrong's
FOR
parents
in
Vancouver,
and
Mr.
attended
a
two-week
southern
B.C.
interior
accept
the
Armstron:
HOUSTON
ONE
SALE
OF
LADIES
SHOES
nival
training
course
at
HMCS
Nadcn,
Esquimau.
'
J.
3.
Black
of
Montreal
and
Harold
Hudson
of
Vancouver,
Columbia
Cellulose
officials,
are
in
town
on
business.
60"
x
90".'
All
White
,
!f
Each
:
:
A.)
70"x90".
All
White
or
1ft
Bordered.
Eoch
.
'
!
I
70"
x
84".
Assorted
Plaids.
Each
Jl.Ui;
FRASER
t
PAYNtt
Third
Avenue
West
I
latest,
iormuia
ior
enaing
uitir
three-month
strike
was.
made
Wednesday
night
by
the
provincial
executive
of
thc
International
Woodworkers
of
America
(CIO-CCL).
Joe
Morris,
IWA
district
president,
said
ballots
were
being
mulled
out
to
the
interior
locals
and
results
of
the
voting
should
be
known
Tuesday.
file
settlement
plan,'
reached
Tuesday
between
union
and
POTATOES
AND
Mrs.
C.
V.
Sutherland.
53j
Third
Avenue
West,
also
returned
aboard
the
George
yesterday
from
a
month-long
holiday
trip
which
took
her
to
Vancouver.
"I
"
.ii
1
management
r
e
p
r
e
s
entatives
Large
selection
of
styles,
colors
and
sizes.
All
at
popular
prices.
BE
SURE
TO
SHOP
EARLY
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
VEGETABLES
HOUSTON
CO-OP
MARKET
ASSOCIATION
For
quick
results
try
a
Daily
Hews
Clossilif
Chilliwack,
Lulu
Island,
Seattle
calls
for
a
three-year
comraei
and
other
points.
She
spent
with
pay
boosts
up
to
10
cents
Christmas
and
New
Year's
Day
1
hourly.
with
Mrs.
H.
S.
Parker,
formerly
It
was
described
as
a
"mem-of
Prince
Rupert,
who
now
re-
orandum
of
agreement"
which
.sides
at
Chilliwack.
:
would
be
submitted
to
the
mcm-
bership
of
the
union
and
the
J
Lumber
Manu-sallcm
Mrs
J.
Stromdahl,
N.
?
My
Southern
Interior
Block,
also
returned
facturers'
Association.
"board
lb"
Ceone
yv-'terdfl.v
i
.
'
LlIM
lllM
Mill
I
Ml
llll
ill
I
l
ill"
W
SAVE
M0
from
a
business
trip
to
Salaries
Total
$650
Million
SAVE
TIME
AND
LOOK
AT
THESE
BARGAINS
Mr.
E.
C.
Mapson,
chartered
ii'vountnnt
of
Vancouver,
Is
In
Prince
Rupert
on
business.
CALGARV
CPi
Ihe
senior
j
vice-president
of
the
CI'R
says
,
(railroading
Is
not
a
declining
Aliens
Industry.
Mrs.
Beatrice
Grant.
1948
PONTIAC
DELUXE.
Sedannette.
GM
Special.
Radio,
heater,
seat
covers,
snot
light.
Mo
JUST
TWO
DAYS
LEFT
TO
TAKE
ADVANTAGE
OF
THESE
SPECIAL
PWCB
N.
R.
Crump
told
the
Rotary
Club
here
that
capital
investment
of
$4,000,000,000
and
an
annual
wage
bill
of
$050.000000
puts
Canada's
railways
in
the
forefront
of
the
country's
economy.
He
said
fiftv
cents
of
everv
Apartments,
has
returned
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
Fred
Adamcs,
personnel
ttmtini'pf
for
the
woods
division
of
Columbia
Cellulose,
has
re-tn-
nert
froni
Vpiieou"cr
n
hre
he
attended
the
annual
convention
1947
PONTIAC
2
Door
Sedan
Healer,
sun-visor,
seat
covers.
Newly
painted
metallic
green.
An
excellent
private
car,
in
wonderful
condi-
t'
$965
1949
PLYMOUTH
SEDAN.
A
very
good
buy
for
cheap
transportation.
Motor
reconditioned,
good
Urcs
$995
1948
DESOTO
SEDAN.
Dark
blue
color,
privately
owned,
good
motor
and
tires.
An
exceptional
'
buy
at
.this
price.
29
of
the
Truck
Loggers
Asspcia-
railway
dollar
went
for
labor
WOOL
LINED
RUBBER
BOOTS
FOR
CHILDREN
Keep
their
fect
warm
and
dry
cents
for
materials
and
supplies.
tion.
fen?!)
1
if
I
m
tor
recently
completely
reconditioned.
2-tone
green
re-painted.
Many
other
extras
$1445
1950
FORD
COSTOM
SEDAN.
Healer,
radio,
other
extras.
A
new
beautiful
light
green
color.
A
very
nice
economical
-
buy
$1595
1949
CHEVROLET
DELUXE
SEDAN.
In
excellent
condition.
Privately
,ownpd.
Coed
mote",
Ibes.
2-tone
paint
$1?10
Sizes
1
1-12-13-1-2
SPECIAL
Sizes
5-6-7-8-9-10
SPECIAL
...
SJ.95
LY
...
Darling
lined
RUBBER
BOOTS
F0R
W0MEN
rith
Sizes
'
C
c&
$1395
1947
WILLYS
STATION
WAUON.
An
exceptional
buy
for
cheap
transportation
$595
SrECIAL
3
0
,U
5-6-7-8-9
1939
BUICK
SPECIAL
Coupe
ELLIS
FUR.
TRIMMED
RUBBER
OVERSHOES
7innr
(rnn't
Rlnrk
Black
nr
or
Brown.
Brown,
Warmlv
Warmly
lined.
Sizes
4-5-6-7-8-9
SPECIAL
We
hare
many
other
cars
and
trucks
(or
ycu
to
see
at
prices
ranging
from
$55.00
UP.
We
hav:
a
cor
or
truck
that
will
satisfy
your
pocket-book
ot
prices
that
will
surprise
even
the
thrifty.
COME
IN
and
TAKE
A
LOOK.
'
Women's
Dress
Shoes
WOMEN'S
SANDALS
$
1.99
MEN'S
OXFORDS
Irum
,
At
v
ruin
to
1
Rp3
KETCHIKAN
MWiV
,.;
&
with
connections
to
SEATTLE,
WHITEHORSE
and
o!l
ALASKA
m
is
m
1
.
MOTOR
PRODUCTS
LTD.
3rd
Ave.
and
7th
St.
Phone
272071
Phone
357
LIMITED
629
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone
266
Office
Opp.
Post
Office
I
a