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8 Prince Rupert Daily News
: Thursday, December 15, 1955,

Charles Boyer Now Busy -
Producing TV Programs

By HAL BOYLE
“NEW YORK f Chaney

me for some reason. Tye boen
plarued by it, not flatteced: by
Boyer ‘doesn’t mand vhat yor YT sity to be labeile fae |
ca him -- fast oas loi a ut ‘vontipentab lover!” and Pb onevery
dou't call Link he dast of the accepted) tae hibel.”
continental lovers” In private dife the veteran,
ht never liked chat reput oon. aetor. surpri ingty youthful touk- |
he anid, then acded with aocwry dnt after: mare ‘hana martes!
snible: ooptuiry an shige and sereen, |

“and new Lean: Besoun to hives on imer-continental ree.
It. Age has taken eare of thet. aranee, He is married to Pat.
“Actually, L really have cons Patterson, a British actress. .
arty oa few highiy remeute bite many another Hotlewvoot
roles, but the lover tae tw th star, Boyer has responded to!
SOREREAASGABEADHES the widen call of television, He}

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Indian Type Swesters
From Wallace's

Choice Rainbow of
Colors.

Mary Maxim
4-Ply Wool
And NEW
Cloudspun

produces 10 dramas a year for |
“Four Star Playhouse,” a CBS}
netwark preeram,
The new mediuis has beer:
demandirg. He made rome 60
films in 24 vears in Hollvweorl,
bet turnes om 33 shows in dds
first four veers in’ television,
“Finding the material is the
bia headache" he sale) “They
are makine come 6.000 TY filins

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a year ond it is cettine move and:

more difvicult to find
stardes,

“The pwhtic is wise to pil the
old plots. They can guess the
ending before it hanpens, The
pudhe likes te bo surnrisad, “ut
is vee hard to surprise any
mare, The public has hecaine
mere sophisticated.”

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GIANT TRACTOR hauls tons of freitht on sled train into the snusy vactness of northern
Manitoba. Raen traln bas a heavs-da'y tractor which pulis a string ef cargo-laden sleds, one for
fuel ead miseellancous equipment and a caboose where the eres siceps and cats. Mining devel-
opments and defence building projects are helping create a record year for the modern replaces |
ments fur deg-sleds.and hand-haullng of supplies into the Nosth, (CP Photo) |

 

Tractor Trains Penetrate Far North
To Set Record in Equipment Hauling

By RICHARD ANGQH © 5.000 HO
Canadian Press’ Staff -\yyiter ” ky tae

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WINNIPEG (CP)—The great sheet of snow and ice whiclt-for gene

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tions all but silenced winter activity in Canada’s Har North is being ruffled
Where the delicate “trail of o-oo tan

provincial tax strucLures tu re- family allowances,
‘duce the total tax load on thet, 2. Establishment of a nation

 

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moscasined feet once were the’ formidabledbarriers of snow. — | trecturs and hauls are Increased.
Beenuse of the hazard of a

packing of snow and artificial} breakthrough in the ee the

year-round wear. A heavy early snowfall this
year, however, has gdded prob-
lems to the operation, The snow
is acting as an insulator, pre-,
‘venting lakes and pivers from’

{freezing hard enough to bear the

Prince Rupert’s

FIRST UNION
HOUSE

See Our New Patterns

afro

Por A > marks of man's winter Das
ont ne ks en aS er Pa Where ire‘is not safe, artificial
sage the tan . ace
Pastel Yarns Tasty Meal ge into the tundra, giant trac
8 ; zy :
ara sled trains now forge tracks | ‘Travel over’ land, prpsefts: dts;
; across the snowy vastness. Spear- problems.tog., Sled nan ea |
The Perfect Amay sil for Welcome headed by mining development: must perie 4
Pad, The Children or Auy-
one in the Family and na Coffee Break year is shaping up for equip-' or snow.
time like now to get siirted: ment transportation over fees! DIRE A?
Wonderful sweaters for ill Visit hardened rivers and lakes. MAPPING A THATL 4
| Before undertaking a haul a;

trail has to be located and cut, |
Grades must be .
num to prevent “doubling up” or; fst machine Is

kept to a minis:

Jack-knifing" by the train:

which usually hos five or six}

No

ne : loditally be levelled out sldivs protect him from the wind. [sidized
and defence building, a record and melted spots {illed with lee! pa salvage a tractor, exper+ ‘everyone with medical, surgleal,

In Last TLC

OTTAWA. ~ The Trades and,
Labor Congress of Canada yester-
day urged the federal goverh-
ment In combatting seasonal
unemployment and to leat ine
setting up Canada-wide healih
insurance,

The two points received
greatest emphasis in the TLCs

annual submission fe the
cabinet, a 12,000-word bericf -
which wil be the 600.000-

member body's last, It merges
with the Canadian Congress
of Labor avext April,

With Canada now in the per.
jod of rising seasonal unemploy-

expected the number of vaplaced

crowd the 00,000 mark.
OFFER PROPOSALS

To expand Job opportunities,

It pronosed:
1. Collaboration by the Ul sens! Among a wide rane of other ;
r governments in pinnning ard perennial demands, the TLG also’
‘timing public works, for mush asked:
mum winter and off-season jobs, '

2, Correlation of federal and

Reductlon of work hours ato

the

BOER.

program should be ran.

Qitly a windehield ‘and sranvas‘tributory buy government-su)-
preyide

and should’

Plan For Jobless Urged

Hor Jobless should be increased
‘to at least two-thirds of weekly
Waves, The lop now Is $30 a week

nent, the congress sald it is;

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dental, optics} and hospltal care,
and inclute. psychiatric trent.
ment and supervised mental
homes, . oo,
Dealing with unemployment
Jnsurance,, (he TLC sedd benefits

 

fur persons with devendents, |

The period for drawl: bene. ;
fits should be lengthened beyond -
the present 36 weeks and the
qualifying = perlod — shortesied.:
Benefits should be exteaded to

workers who become Idle bscause -

of Mines, :
The TLC also relterated are.’
quest hat Insurance. be mide to

job applicants this wintes will baver all workers, Al preart |
‘about, 3.200.000 out of the work- |
Ing foree of seme §,500,000 are!
insured. ° i

OTHER DEMANDS

1. Increase in pensions for the
aged, blind and disabled, and dn

lower and middle-class income bidustelal pension plan ino which |
groups and Inerease their pure all emolavers and empin) ees:
chasing power.

could participate.
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a -lemment - management - Inher incomes.
4 Olicommission to direct the Mevel- | §. Reduced inecme taxes,
lopinent of natural resource’,

THOROUGH HEALTIO PLANS
tors hauling tons of freight on flooding must be done by man [tractors have no roofs, alfow-! On health insurance, the TLC
jag Uie driver an emergengy exit. sald

+ 6. An ingulre nto priee eprends |

on such articles as clothine, food
and houschold ftents.

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Legistatiod for equal poy.
} [was suggested, and the con- for the same work done by men
eres sald is target is the six-sand women,
$a ‘hour day and 30-hour week,

A further measure propuscd tal or purchase housing more:
was the establishment of a sov-faceesstble to families with low:

‘tenn wonmrennmmns,

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inspired by the depth
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lenced crews are needed. © They}
first seh up a canvas wind-break |
arauud the hole in the fce and:
build a fire inside to Keep warm:
and prevent a freeve-up. The:
drawn up by an-:
other tractor on a cable running ,
Uhrouh a tripod-type structure

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Fed to be the heaviest
E technical equipment and build-in
Ang supplies on record to the

ze of the mineral potential of the,
22 great preeambrian

? river system has been the sunt
go mer hi¢hwey for barges carry-
2 ing

ee , “sleds, Topography of the area is; OF¢? the hole.
trains safely. When the tralls studied on maps, and helicopters; Manager B. H. Wilson of the

are determined early in the New make aerial surveys. The trail Patricia Company says break-

Year this snow will have to be, is finally blazed by crows work- throughs are the greatest haz-
ards in tractor train freighting.

cleared fo hasten the Frecze-UP. jog with bombardiers and trae-

RECORD LOADS ‘tor plows. The company has lost three men
Takine over where the rail-. Patricia Transportation Com- in its 20 years of operations, two

ways end. the trackless tractor pany, a leading tractor-train of them as a result of tractors
i dropping through ice. The other

trains will carry what are expect- hauling firm, expects to pul more’ .
‘sada of than 40 tractors and 200 sleds fatality came in an airplane mis-

operation this season. * hap.
The hauling period, the “blue
season, Iasts from 75 to 120-

Butler Seen
New Chancellor |
Of Exchequer |

LONDON um — The Conserve. |
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mid-Canada radar warning line Ice"
‘days between January and April,

depending on the winter.
Patricia's projects this year
are (aking them (o two mining
developments in northera.
Manitoba, one at Stewart, B.C,
and a seetion of the 3,000-mife
mid-Canada radar Une which
sweeps (through virtually un-
known (erritory south of Hud-

The North has been plagued by
lack of transportation and much

shield has
been untouched, The Maekenzie:.

supplies, of) and mining
equipment end more recently

Sammy and ridar equipment ia
the northward penetration.

son Bay and approximitely
along the 55th parallel,

Three tractor trains are used

predicts that the chancellor of:
the excheancr, R.A. Bivler, wil,
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FURS
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PRE- CHRISTMAS

SALE

Of Nylon Overboots

These are the best quality

Pruaaes

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In winter, rivers and lakes arc
next week, to be sucereded at the +

meshed to the land in) the da hauling “swing” and freipht
trensury by Forelen Sevctary

and miscellaneous — equipment
wnd a eabouse where (he erew
« fteeps and eats. A cook, a ulility
* man and two tractor drivers who
«work in shifts make up the crew
* The machines work day and

lan at the foreen afflee,
As deputy preaner, the paper

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eavernment leader in the Thora
of Commons and be charged with

season lasts, As the whiter gels dey,

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‘ authorities have Issued aoues set of rules on dental care for
r wives Gf military personnel .

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Tile d states “mothers reporting to the clinie for den}
care WHE not bring thelr ehildrey with) Chem.”
Jb was desued after an irate three-year-old. boy, observing

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freeveup and. tractors pulling is moved in an almoat continu- ;
sleivhs ure often preferred {9 048 Hine. Under ideal conditions Harold Macmillan, ; the
Jimlted end. expensive alreratt ane train Is en route white the The onesspener, whieh Vas! wide-open '208
“transportation ‘They serve Une vllher Wwo are either uniuadins 8b eceiinit litirmatian samine. tn Prohibition the
Se necds of long and bulky hauls the destination or loading at the prime Minster Eden's savens | fol j
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disadvantages. Danger accom. “TRAIN ote CIPMENT Selwyn Blow oa former nidilss and faz
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Cat Prefers
Leaving Town
To Needle

FLIN FLON, Moy. @ -One
cal fled town when the inogu-
lation of all Filn Flon cats
against rables began Monday.

Irene Drinkwater, 17, was
tuking her pet into the offiee
of Dr. J. R. Stneleton, govern-

ment veterinarian, when the §

cat jumped from her arms and
scrambled on to a perch be-

neath a passawer car on a |

CNR train ready to Jeave for
Winnipeg.

The train crew, passengers
and Irene tried to coax the cat
from Its hideout but it refused
to budge. The train left for
Winnipeg with the eat on
board,

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