Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Thursday,
January
HI,
1952
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Woo
J,
earl
Throe
visitors
were
made
wel
The
present
wage
rate
Is
$1.60
,
an
hour.
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Most
of
the
workers
claimed
membership
in
the
International
;
jp-
Join
en
'i
Sev
Domlnato
!
Vancouver
to-1
VANCOUVER
0-John
Clark,
International
president
of
the
International
Union
of
Mine,
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers
(Inde
Mrs.
Annie
Emmerson,
widow
of
the
lao
Rupert
G.
Emmerson,
who
was
for
several
years
chief
oneratorof
Dlebv
Island
wireless
Mr.
and
Mrs,
are
sailing
for
night.
come
and
eards
were
enjoyed
at
Union
of
Mine,
Mill
and
Smelter
Canadian
dub
the
January
meeting
of
the
Mooseheart
committee
held
at
the
home
of
Mr.
H.
Paulson.
53
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
D.
Maasor
1
are
,
sailing
tonight
for
a
trip
to
Van-
wh
had
1
Ten
members
were
present.
Card
pendent!,
will
Investigate
the
Workers.
'
work
stoppage
by
miners
at
Ke-
Ml.
Clark,
here
for
a
national
'
mano.
1
convention
of
the
Mine
and
Mill
j
The
men
walked
off
their
Jobs
Workers
which
opened
Thursday,
j
two
weeks
ago
at
the
hydro
pro-
raid
he
would
Investigate
charges
ject
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
that
officials
of
the
mine-mill;
Jodai
11rS
-Jlhoul
ajnin
winners
were
Mrs.
E.
Blair
and
Mrs.
Alice
Good.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Visitors
were
Mrs.
Cart-
Lli'whaiic
Tolls
of
fisheries
Conference,
couver.
mace
ner
home
of
recent
years.
1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Murray
j
The
funeral
took
place
on
Tues-are
sailing
tonight
for
a
trip
to
;
day
at
Courtenay.
Vancouver.
I
Born
at
Moser
River,
Nova
Pauy
fo.man
local
old
timer
,
Scotia.
Mrs.
Emerson,"
before
who
has
been
receiving
hospital
!
comin8
wet,
had
experienced
the
treatment
for
the
past
few
we-ks,i
Halifax
war
explosion
disaster,
was
able
to
leave
the
Institution.
!
in
1918.
After
that
she
and
her
yesterday.
husband
came
to
this
coast.
Mr.
S
Emmerson,
who
had
been
trans-
;
son,
Mrs.
K.
a.
SKinner
ana
Mrs
'
I
"SWIM
J
j
HtL
BITTER
FAST!
Canada,
repudiating
a
contract
union
had
been
raiding
the
Am-
held
by
the
Construction
and
erican
Federation
of
Labor.
The
General
Laborers'
Union
(AFL).
charges,
he
said,
had
been
made
The
men
demanded
higher
by
members
of
the
Canadian
wages.
Congress
of
Labor.
M.
Halstad.
Others
present
were
Mrs.
Harold
Muncey.
Mrs.
J.
Carr,
Mrs.
O.
Tweed,
Mrs.
A.
S
Hamilton,
Mrs.
J.
Roxbourgh,
Mrs.
J.
Taylor
and
Mrs.
J.
i.ar.
K.
u.
nan,
siaii
u
,
ferred
from
hpre
Cape
LaZ0
trade,
nuyai
uiuuiw
"'"'in
the
government
radio-tele
Yoshida's
Luncheon,
Tokyo
Conditions
vci-y
vivid
picture
of
conditions
in
war-devas-I;iian
and
in
Korea
was
presented
by
E.
T.
vhaitc,
MP,
to
a
large
gathering
of
members
Women's
Canadian
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
he
addressed
Wednesday
evening
in
the
Com-.min.ee
of
the
Civic
Centre.
President
Mrs.
F.
field
was
in
the
chair.
inicwiKiiti'
visited
Japan;-
-
-
a
Esqulmalt,
who
arrived
in
the
gapn
sprvlce
dled
there
al
yesterday
on
the
Prince
,
;
city
coup)e
of
years
aR0
TwQ
sona
Jorlil-inlil
at
George
from
the
south
in
the
Fred
and
Harry,
both
live
at
Comox
where
they
are
in
drufge
en
1
on
course
of
a
speaking
tour,
will
leave
on
tomorrow
evening's
train
for
Edmonton.
Other
en-garments
on
his
tour
will
be
at
Saskatoon,
Reglna
and
Calgary
While
here
he
spoke
before
Gyro
and
Rotary
Clubs
and
Is
also
meeting
with
HMCS
Chatham.
a
last
fall
when
re-1
tending
the
fisheries
meetlnw.l
iy
the
rnme
'
Never
have
I
seen
a
more
de-
Forty-eight
players
enjoyed
Biilie
Burke
Compares
Blue
Bonnet
-Always
Puts
It
On!
,,1
Canada
s
n
pre-ma-.
nKr,tful
dining
room,"
said
Mr
the
Legion
card
party
last
night
Hi,.
Council
w
nicn
ciixvy
,
Applewhaite.
The
appointments
;
with
the
following
winners:
r
.
v
..
1;
,
j.,
ii.
rifs
and
meal
were
all
ol
western
!
style.
The
dishes
on
which
the
luiewhaite
made
the
trip
m,.ai
was
served
were
collectors'
:awa
to
Tokyo
by
air
via
ltpms
Tnpy
were
eggslwU
thin,
,.r.
Anchorage,
and
tbe
qillle
plain,
all
hand-made,
and
Bridge
Mrs.
Gvorge
Scott
and
M:si
Mary
Astoria.
Whist
Mrs.
A.
t'roxford
and
J.
C.
Cormier.
Cribbage
Mrs.
R.
Reid
and
Mr.-.
J.
S.
Black.
Railways
Seek
Higher
Rates
Inlands,
and
was
mei;ab,mt
500
years
old.
Mr.
Applewhaite
was
introduc
hy
Hon.
Robert
May-1
isier
of
Fishertes.
'
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Possibility
Refreshment
committee
mem-
ed
to
real
Japanese
meals
at
T6ky
they
stayed
a-
which
they
sat
cross-legged
on
berg
were
Mrs.
F.
Graham,
Mrs.
111
of
a
new
application
for
higher
freight
rates
by
Canada's
rail-
Hol-
the
floor
at
tablvs
about
nine
Harold
Anderson,
Mrs.
A.
in
Inches
high
and
were
waited
on
'
brook.
Mis.
Harvey
Lewis
and
avs
was
seen
Wednesday
adian
Legation,
a
rather
Hnicri
type
of
stately
winch
exudes
an
aura
of
and
dignity.
Although
ulfered
terrific
damage
comment
here
by
Donald
Gor-1
by
Geisha
girls
who
are
equiva-
Mrs.
P.
Petersen.
don,
president
o
ihe
Canadian
lent
to
night
club
entertainers
In
;
America.
The
fare
was
almost
'
the
war
live
Canadian
entirely
different
kinds
of
fish.
Mr.
Gordon,
in
an
interview,'
discussed
the
general
railway
was
savea.
11
veiy:
on
Armistice
Day
he
attended;
wooers
s
situation
and
noted
that
mate-';
ui.ds
and
is
a
credit
to
a
service
at
the
Commonwealth
I
rial,
laDor
ana
omer
cosis
were
j
i
jj.
t4
',
cemetery
near
Yokohama.
Thisi,
SO
N.
whist
and
dance,
Fri
Menzies
at
the
cana-
1;
a
most
beautiful
spot
and
well
atinn
handles
his
diffl-
pared
for.
Here
n
laid
a
wreath
day,
February
1.
(ltd
still
rising
and
"there
is
no
a
,ljnt
from
Bmie
llurke
other
way
we
can
obtain
rev-!
Compare
ISi.t
n
Bonnet
Margarine
enue."
He
said
railway
freight
!
with
anv
spread
at
anv
price.
Like
thin
lion
m
occupied
japan
al
ll)e
Canadian
plot
on
behalf
,
Elks'
regular
meeting
Thurs-
y
c:i
ana
pirsriiM
ui
0f
the
CanadfTin
Legion.
!day,
8
p.m.
(26ci
rates
had
risen
far
less
than
other
things
In
general.
"JEW
people
a
very
fav
M
.
Appwwhalte
made
a
visit
Special
meeting
Fishermen's
lie!
ure
ol
Canada.
Mr
Mr.
Gordon
said
he
expects
to
the
Japanese
House
of
Repre
Menies
do
a
great
deal
Seni
atives
anH
rliri
considerable
Lal
U
F
A
W.U.
Sunday,
Feb-
the
Kitimat-Terrace
CNR
link
I
j
a
V
fainoUH
movie
Htar,
you'll
love
Hi.l
K
Bonnkt'r
fresh,
sweet
flavor!
Hu-h
nutrition!
Real
economy!
Bi.rr.
Bonnh
w
fine
quality
all-vegetable
margarine,
1'se
Bi.eu
Bosnkt
in
cooking,
on
vegetables,
as
a
delicious
sfireail.
Buy
Bu'E
Bonm'.t
and
get
"all
three"
'
flavor!
Nutrition!
Eeonom-e-e!
Blue
Bonnet
margarine
fe
wild
in
two
tyies
regular
economy
pacloce
wttii
Milan
soldiers
who
are!gjBhtseln
1,,
lh.
limited
time.
ruarv
3,
2:30
p.m.,
Metropole
for
the
big
Aluminum
Company
,28cl,of
Canada
project
will
be
com-
at
his
disposal.
'
j
Ma"-
'pleted
by
1955
Of
the
Korean
battle
front
Meetine
of
Jobs
Daughters
f:
!
KIND
OF
SOFTNESS
and
the
Canadian
soldiers
;
Friday.
February
1.
8
a.m.
Ma-
i
a'
mem
rrnn't.
miss
wii.i.iam
jjority
Degree,
.Silver
March,
'f
STONE'S
Clearance
Sale
rotor
water
ami
also
in
the
larnous
fcliillliMIMI
l
(Birthday
Party,
Bingo.
(
27c
1
!
starting
Friday
morning.
See
our
Vklluw
yni
bag
for
fart,
eay
n.lor
which
he
visited,
Mr.
Applewhaite
said:
"Our
men
are
in
remarkably
good
shape
physically,
mentally
and
morally
1
Tokyo
from
the
Korean
r
short
rest
periods.
IKS
MKI.TIXOS
;
the
fisheries
meetings
1
session
the
Japanese
-very
possible
effort
to
I
'lints
pleasant.
Proceed-.
;c
in
both
English
and
1
and
translation
was
'!
he
chairmanship
of
the
i
revolved
umong
the
par-i
...
coiiinries
and
Mr.
ad
on
page
5.
Special
meeting
Construction
although
the
conditions
under
'and
General
Laborers'
Union
No.
1427
ill
the
lounge.
Civic
Centre,
which
they
are
living
actually
on
the
front
lines
are
horribly
unpleasant.
And
our
casualties
The
UNIVERSAL
Sale
Of
January
31,
8
p.m.
All
laborers
should
attend
this
meeting
as
rt
Is
to
your
benefit.
J.
H.
Mair,
Acting
Secretary
and
Trea-surer.
(25c)
have
been
extraordinarily
light."
In
Tokyo
he
observed
a
tremendous
amount
of
abject
pov-
ate
presided
as
chair-day
:iiahuite
told
of
his
I
hi
lit;
".
h.
at
i
t'n
TmI-vi
Pith
Mii-lro
en-
yJi
me
six
or
seven
miuiuii
naiin
A
in
tMo
fMV
nnnut
nno
mil.
XV1".
V
1
llii
I
!
I!
Uulr.
I
III
1
1
k.i
1
overcd
acres.
There
IS
K
"1"-
"J
4S.
MONTREAL,
Jan.
31st-Pot
V
pans
Rleani
and
dishns
sparkle
when
you
use
those
grand
new
detergents.
But
you've
probably
found,
an
I
have,
that
detergents
are
drying
to
vour
hand.
,
Thut'i
when
wonderful
JEKGfcNft
LOTION
comes
to
their
rescue!
Just
smooth
Jergens
on
your
ham
in
alter
every
watery
job
.
.
.
because
it
s
liquid,
Jergena
quickly
supplies
the
oftsmng,
smoothing
moisture
that
drv.
thirst
v
skm
need.
I
always
keep
m
es
out
of
t
he
sea
li,m
are
homeless.
lha'
rem
tr
About
half
of
the
women
still
1
!
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ol
liid
111
Japan.
He
:r-.-i
d
of
observing
Japanese
wear
kimonas.
Women
who
do
t'f
i..
."i
8
rjei
op
.-nihoiiK
wht-re
he
saw
,
harvest
85
pounds
of
fish
j
j
manual
taoor
wear
viousers
uiiu
shirts.
A
few
young
women
wore
;
tailored
suits.
uc
methods.
a
bottle
ol
Jergens
Lotion
handy
in
both
Mti-hen
and
bsrhroom
.
.
use
it
regularly
.
.
.
and
by
the
end
of
the
day,
my
hnnds
are
soft
and,
fttHKnh
as
ran
be.
Ask
for
Jergens
Lotion.
Just
15c,
37e,
65e
and
9
1
-15.
A
Roaring
Blizzard
always
makes
me
think
longinsly
of
warm
wminkr
The
eventual
position
of
these
makiira.
a
seaside
resort
kvo.
stands
the
huge
one-
.
nearly
uu
million
japunese
wnu
i-!n
n,i,iha
h,,m
of
are
not
strong
enough
economi
sjmds
and
sunshine.
And
that
hnni9
on
untieing
thouahta
about
my
holidays
next
eumnier.
I
haven't
decided
yet
where
I'll
head
to
for
fun
V
frolic,
but
I've
done
one
very
important
thing
as
part
of
my
19fi2
Hei-wmal
Planning
Droeram
.
.
.
I've
opened
a
st)
years
ago
It
domln-
eally
to
look
artef
themselves
is
pJ-
h.ndscuiie
and
radiates
a
question
to
ponder
on.
0.
WS
BOYS'
JACKETS
it
of
pear.-ful
serenity.
Sunshine
Account
at
the
BANK
OF
MONTREAL.
Thai
s
the
one
wav
to
be
sure
that
you'll
have
the
Odds
and
Ends
of
Boy's
Cotton
Jackets.
O
lflDA'S
IIINNF.R
BOYS'
JACKETS
Save
here.
Boys'
Wool
Melton
Cloth
Jackets.
Mostly
Navy.
All
sizes.
Values
to
5.95.
CI
AO
necessary
fash
when
winter's
snows
are
gone
and
the
W'uch
is
heek-nnirm-
"RcsoKe
now
that
lack
of
holiday
FCRT
FRANCIS,
Ont.
(CP)
A
15-yrar-old
bride
Is
among
19
students
at
the
new
Indian
school
on
the
Northwest
Bay
Indian
Reserve
near
here.
Slu-
All
colors
and
sizes.
Values
to
4
95.
'
'4
"
r
Yoshida
of
Japan
is
"ft"!
d
old
man"
of
76.
He
has
?'f
il
,'s''
of
humor
and
a
1-98
CLEARING
EACH
Each
TERRIFIC
VALUE
funds
won't
force
you
to
make
do
with
a
"second-best"
vacation.
Open
a
Sunshine
Account
at
tlte
B
of
M
tomorrow.
Then,
save
a
definite
amount
each
pay-day,
and
you'll
be
all
set
to
enjoy
every
sunslune-filled
momrnt
when
your
holidays
come
'round.
ls
dents
are
taught
by
Mrs.
Alriic
I'i'f
"is
grasp
of
what
n
in
the
world.
He
gave
a
1
Littlcfield,
assisted
by
Alfred
Cyr
1
for
all
the
delegates
at-
as
interpreter.
ferr
Had
Si
c
Youngster
(be
MEN'S
SUITS
1
MEN'S
SHIRTS
o-d
SHORTS
11
Only
Fine
Quality
Yarn
Dyed
Worsted
Shorts.
Fine-
Quality
Cotton
Shirts
and
tween
the
ages
of
4
and
8)
come
to
.visit
you?
I
have
and
we
had
ourselves
quite
a
suits.
Clearing
line.
Shorts
have
elastic
waistband
Sizes,
Small,
39.95
2
,.1-00
Sizes
36
to
42
.
Medium
and
Large
Mt
for
TRADE
IN
YOUR
time.
Rut
when
it
was
all
over
I
was
ready
for
a
good,
relaxing
cup
of
MEN'S
"T"
SHIRTS
Men's
Fine
Cotton
"T"-
Shirts.
White
only.
coffee.
So
I
made
cup
of
INSTANT
MEN'S
DRESS
PANTS
All
Wool
Serge
Dress.
Pants
with
zipper
and
mvsWf
a
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUE
2
1-25
PS
pleats.
Regular
14.95.
""Sizes
29
to
40
PAIR
Sizes
S-M-L
M
for
for
.
They're
The
Proudest
in
Canada
.
.
.
the
rich
"Aristocrat"
tomatoes
that
go
into
fiKIXZ
TOMATO
I'HODl'CTS.
Mellow
glowing
delicious
t
hey
're
sun-ripened
on
the
yine
then
cooked
to
porfec-,
tion
in
Hcing
gleaming
kitchens.
Yes,
Heinz
Tomato
Products
add
delicious
variety
to
mid-winter
meals,
i
feint
Cream
of
Tomato
Simp
so
good
a.
a
first
course
or
in
meat
and
vegetable
dishes.
Heinz
Tomato
hive
Heinz
Chili
Sauce
and
Hcint
Ketchup
tCT'ndd
rest
hit
flavour
to
main
dishes.
Incidentally,
I
ke
to
buy
Heim
Ketehup
in
the
big,
economy-sine
Ki-ounce
bottle.
Compare
H
with!
the
1
1-ounce
bottle
of
-some
brands.
You'll
see
how
little
it
costs
for
Ileins
extra
value
.
.
.
keichup
so
rich
that
a
few
drops
go
a
long
way
!
Like
To
See
that
"Oh
What
A-
CHASE
&
SANBORN
COFFEE.
Good?
Yes
I
For
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn
is
made
by
coffee'
experts
.
.
.
it's
the
only
instant
coffee
hacked
by
over
85
years
coffee
experience
But
you
don't
need
to
know
this
to
appreciate
its
hearty,
deep-down
flavour.
Every
sip
tells
you
that
here
is
something
special.
And
Instant
Chase
&
Sanborn
is
bo
quick
to
make
takes
no
longer
than
boiling
the
water.
Economical
too
for
there's
no
waste.
Look
for
it
next
time
you're
shopping.
I
know
you'll
be
impressed!
MEN'S
BOMBER
JACKETS
All
Men's
Bomber
Jackets
have
been
reduced
to
sell
at
one
low
price.
4
Values
to
21.50.
Sizes
36
to
46
,
EACH
Aii
(NOT
INCLUDING
CHILDREN'S
SHOES)
CHILDRENS'
SNOW
SUITS
Clearing
of
Children's
Snow
Suits.
All
sizes
in
the
lot
In
one
and
two-piece
styles.
8-95,0
12-95
HERE
ARE
SOME
REAL
VALVES
Priced
from
Trade-in
Will
Be
Allowed
cn
the
Purchase
of
a
New
Pair
of
Shoes
Wife!"
look
in
your
husband's
eyes?
(
Makes
Il
'
ri
i
you
teet
won
derful!
rful!)
here's
re's
Well",
fW
howl...
I
irkfing1.1
deli-
VIIl
V
j
GIRLS'
PAJAMAS
Gii
spark
nous
....
JELL-0
TFTT.A
Good
Quality
Plain
and
Printed
Flannetlctte
LADIES'
NIGHTGOWNS
Good
Quality
Rayon
Jersey
Niitgowns
In
Blue,
Pink
and
Yellow.
Nylon
net
trim.
"190
Sizes
Medium
and
Large
only
...
JL't
($2.00
IS
THE
MAXIMUM
ALLOWANCE)
1.98
CLEARING.
Sizes
10-12-14
years
His
allowance
will
be
Pair
of
wearable
shoes.
made
on
any
.
These
will
be
KNITTING
WOOL
Odd
Balls
of
Knitting
Yarn.
All
colors.
Take
advantage
of
this
saving.
Q
f
Oil
Something
For
The
Smalt
Fry
.
.
.
something
crra-good
for
breakfast
is
templing
"Cream
of
Wheat".
Top
it
with
raisms
or
apricots
for
a
really
wide-awake
breakfast
dish
that'll
have
the
youngsters
saying
.
.
.
"M-mmm
so
good,
mum!".
And
you
can
be
happy
in
the
thought
that
"Cream
of
Wheat"
is
good
for
them.
too.
Yes,
5
Minute
"CUKAM
OF
WHEAT"
provides
Iron,
CaUium
and
Phosphorus
for
diets
deficient
in
these
element
and
lor
leas
than
a
cent
a
bow!!
What's
more,
"Cream
of
Wheat"
is
wink-quick
to
prepare
.
.
.
cooks
to
aatin-sinooth
digestibility
m
just
5
minutes
of
boiling.
JELLY
POWDER
dessert,
t&evtn.
exciting
"locked-in"
flavours
toj
choose
from.)
Here's
a
recipe
he'llj
like
and
so
quick,
easy
and
economical
to
make,
too!
And
the
fresh
Jell-0
flavour
is
locked
right
in
until
you
release
it
by
atkimg
hot
water
.
.
.
Raspberry
Jell-O
Ddicutun
i
1
package
Raspberry
Jel!-0;
1
cup
hot
water
4
1
cup
cold
water
t
8
marsh
mallows,
quartered
'
12
cup
diced
canned
pineapple
or
diced
grapefruit
sections
Dissolve
Jell-O
In
1
cup
hot
water.
Add
l
cup
cold
water.
Chill
in
shallow
pan.
Cut
in
cubes.
Pile
in
dsssert
glasses,
combining
.'cubes
with
remaining
Ingredients.
1
Garnish
with
whipped
cream.
Makes
I
servings.
SNUGGLEDOWN
PAJAMAS
Ladies'
Brushed
Rayon
Pajamas
In
four
lovely
shades.
Sizes
Small,
Medium,
Large.
J
1Q
CLEARING
AT
O'9
O
forXvv
1-oz.
Balls
donated
to
the
Salvation
Army
for
ehoritoblo
purposes.
Oxford
and
other
low
heeled
shoes
ore
needed.
High
ncclcd
shoes
are
not
suitable.
LADIES'
RAYON
SLIPS
Lace
trimmed.
White
only
LADIES'.
COTTON
DRESSES
Bright
Cotton
Dresses
In
good
quality
prints.
There!
THAT'S
Better!
What
a
relief
it
when
you
get
rid
of
na(m.
1.99
Straight
cut.
Sizes
32
to
42
'.
EACH
:
2-99
All
sizes.
CLEARING
J"5S)1
ilEi'
Y
h
r
m'urali?'c
P"ra
b?
rubbinj
thai
h
all
you
do.
Just
ruh
m
-n,lrf..l
u-fu
,.a
;(f
I
reUef
is
almost
insft.nt.
Ami
no
wonder
for
Hen-Jt,.v
contains
up
to
2'4
timea
more
nf
th
tn
f,m,.".
RJT
M
'".reli'v,n
WW
m.;thS-l
nalieylate
and.
maatM
AM
ILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
if
'14
...vl.
m.rrini
IUU-U1S.
XX'D-OaV
IS
SO
THE
pvy
rumioning
so
picasumly
warm
when
vou
nib
it
,A
on
.
.
.
and
kind
io
your
skin,
too
for"
it
contain
I
akin-soothing
lanolin.
Tliat's
why,
when
"Ptter
Piiu"
'''one
357
'way
reach
lor
Uen-Uay.
Uomleriul
relief
for
just
lit
3rd
Avenue
at-
6th
Street1
Box
638
CHARLIE
ROBERTS
':
lube!
:
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