1
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71toBt
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rTince
Kupert
uany
iNcvf,
Friday.
June
6.
1952
.a:
Business
Spotlight
By
FORBES
RHUDE
(Canadian
Press
Business
Editor)
The
best
protec'-io
:
ar.;uin.
thv
tact
is
made
with
any
'jjart
ot
effect
of
-poUon
ivy
is
knowledge
the
piant,
the
skin
siunild
be
of
what
the
plant
looks
like
so
washed
with
etrong
household
that
it
may
be
avoided.
If
con-
oap
and
warm
water.
focc
m
r&me
period
01
iaax.
t
DoUar
value
of
retail
salfj
by
all
types
of
outlets
in
B.C.
during
Uifc
first
o.uaier
of
the
y.ar
are
i
i.1
percent
greater
than
for
the
same
p'.riol
Jaat
yea.i.
j
Silk
small
increase
is
signifi-
tiuit
iriasaTuch
a
retail
prices
of
i
commodities
in
Canada
are
more
tluin
aloe
percent
'
-higher,
he
.said.
v::age
weekly
wage.s
and
'1
Timber
Cut,
Employment
Increased
VICTORIA
ff
Total
timber
icaie
in
fsriUah
Culumbia
lor
the
first
(Jour
months
ai
1952
is
25"
Canadian
International
manufacturer
In
Canada
ant
S?r,ir
at,
Toronto
1s,
for
the
;
elsewhere.
t
I
"
f
I
Y'
a
made
"
'
'"
v
I
nlrt.
a
"'I"".-.;,
v.
r
,,
,,v
U.
exmon-s
01
many
f
varied
accents
of
A
1
salaries
throughout
B.C.
incieas-
lies.
tii.'-'!
percent
higher
than
lor
-Che
cor-
ed
14.5
percent.
nij-jr
jS
japun,
a
potenta
bastion
agaiist
Communism
ir
Asia,
a
country
of
84,000.00
people
which
ha
lost
44
percen'
of
her
pre-war
territory
and
with
it,
many
of
her
importan
resources
In
food
and
raw
materials;
and
which
has
lost
most
tr
,,,111-sc
exnioii
is
no
ex-mis
regard
but
it
responding
jeriod
last
year,
The
index
of
wnployment.
in-JUitle
aad
Industry
Minister
creased
from
183.7
in
February
VJVJ
to
nunc,
one
01
t
IW
imxups
of
war.
this
year
compaud
to
J7i
.9
the
previous
mo-ith.
ujougias
Turnbull
said
Wednes-luy
in
bis
aiaiithly
depart.
Froduction
At
the
nd
of
April
.otalleri
3
44(1
'iHll
7l;:
.1
w
,,i
i
ri
i
,ui
her
traditional
markets
In
Asia
international
politics,
:,r
a
'
,d
H'uiiiiinicH.
V
s
p
vmrds
of
Katsiuihlro
oompared
to
1
J.80.
483,3
30
bM,n
!
CW&ified
Ads
Poy
I
lie
doesn't
grow
enough
foot
to
feed
herself
and
has
few
rav
materials.
She
must
import
t
live,
and
to
import
she
must
.export,
eithttr
in
the
form
of
good
or
services.
flo
H
would
m
,-m
that
if
she
1
:Ui
x
tot.
and
it
slie
to
to
be
i
wasutou
,u
a
iiii.it
liomnmiilMr.
;ome
one
must
buy
more
fron
Uer
Uian
jiow
u
being
bought.
fejhaps
the
Japanese,
astuti
.
nj,,.
.
,rr
JU-iui.rmwi
y
-japan
is
confronted
"'l,,.',,
uiilt-iii
of
how
to
ex-,,rl
.-iHM-ts;
'but
it
will
be
p,i
JiiiiUH
-tv
expand
iii'tli-
unlet
she
i-s
w-ui.
u,
jmrmupaU"
oj
tui
'
jii,ii'
with
oUwtr
i'xuu-
Royal
Export
Beer
High
Life
Beer
Cid
Dublin
Ale
V,
..
..
m
i
i
(hi
trl
iriiri
il
iMlifiin
i
vk"Hi.s,
in
vww
uf
jjiuiim-tiuii
oor.ts,
nay
.
nn.ws
(if
nuny
a
New
Credit
Plan
tiow
m(jijts
it
jciy
to
own
the
a'ppJianGe
of
your
-choice.
COME
IN
NOW
AND
SEE
THE
1952
LJNEOF
ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES.
fcANGES
'
RADIOS
-
-REFRIGERATORS
-
WASHERS
-
TABLE
APPLIANCTS
I
AMPS
Ukiiert:,
ty
pivkiug
up
8
marKe
here
and
a
market
theiJ,
ma'
Ond
tlj
solution
without
4o.
ttucti
upset
-to
anyone.
But.
if
ithe
Job
Is
too
big
fo
fio.litt.iou
lit
,n
ordinary
busines
amy,
Ahen
At
would
Meem
to
be
s
Uu.
i
jpnobleni
lor
statesmanship.
utworms
CANADIANS
ABROAO
Bob
Far
ion
and
ilus
w,ile,
mniKtf
Caittt-illuns,
prominent
in
music
circles
in
Canada
and
England,
celeb,
ate
the
birth
of
a
daughter,
Judith
K.den
in
London.
Bob,
34
was
aa
original
member
of
the
Happy
Gang
radio
program
on
a
Canadian
network
before
going
to
England
as
nnnic.ai
direcioi
of
the
Canadian
army
show.
He
also
was
named
lei
tler
ol
the
Canadian
Band
l.i
the
Allied
Expeditionary
Force.
His
wife,
formerly
Joanne
Dallas
of
Winnipeg;-"v.-as
fratnred
i.iifn
r
with
the
band.
He
now
has
his
own
program
on
the
BE".
(CPl'HOTOi
in
1
i
1
o
avage
BC
1
he
problem
should
irot
be
un-soluble.
Theio
ls
enough
need
1
1
the
world
to
use
all
the
pro-
rrviirifl
u'"r
.uji:n,y
uiai
exists,
n
jlhlllllJ
y
can
be
found
to
enable
Jllfiei
nrtvtlf'lrpri
wnnbii
4
n
r',li-o
tl
u
ft
ujw-i.
o
.
"
'
1.
I
.
their
standard;
of
living.
trucks,
they
built
their
nest
out
of
mud
and
straw
from
nearby
Northern
B.
C
Po
wer
Co.
L
id.
Tins
ailverliKement
is
not
iulilisherl
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
hoard
or
by
the
(ioverriemnt
of
Jiritish
Columbia
uluKlA
Farmers
iiiMi!
Brit
I.
U
Columbia
are
une
of
the
worst
plagues
"w,r;i'i.s
ever
.seen
In
the
pio-,
j;
iy
aiuiuuuoed
iby
Hvt
jul
(H
iJiirtinwut
4
ugi'ii-
i
;
t
r.u'fttjiiiis
have
taluhQ
m
I'lume
211)
l
ice
paddles.
The
big
surprise
for
the
officers
however
came
when
they
found
f.'ve
eggs
in
the
nest'
one
morning,
with
an
Indignant
mother
bird
standing
guard.
Uesne.r
Klmk
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Incidentally,
the
Japane:.ohope
to
remove
one
of
the
disabilities
of
their
re-war
pruducts.
As
Mr.
Narita
put
il:
"The
Jufefiqr
quality
f
xpurt
ootids
-used
i
&
mm
of
tiie
cirjU--jMn
tf
apa'
iorelga
trade.
Stewart,
B
C
Birds
Nest
Happily
in
Korea
Camp
Tent
WITH
CANADIANS
IN
KOREA
(CP)
Lieut.
Hal
Kreewin
4t
Winnipeg,
a
troop
commander
-with
the
Lord
Strathcona's
Horse,
and
his
tentmate
Lieut.
Lome
Olendinnlng
of
Vancouver
have
From
o
form
to
a
fiddle
Doily
News
Classifieds
ji
ujII
"I
t'roj
f
id
jilanu
m
The
Strathconas
are
due
to
go
home
in
a
few
weeks
on
rotation,
but
Lieut.
Kreewin
and
iw-
l.sluud
and
in
farm-
to
prweat
sue
an
ocuiation,
ine
jaw
orioerrurig
toontcul
iI
x,port
XinimocUtkj
has
luten
is
xpcUio
w
De
Lieut.
Glendinning
figure
the
squadron
will
be
in
its
present
position
lciz
enough
for
Pauline
to
raise
her
family
before
the
tent
is
pulled
down.
nu
unless
the
plaeue
its
U
immediately
under
coju-
T
Wilkinson,
entomologist,
i-'.a
department
of
agricul-c
illumed
that
the
cut-in
:i-
ci;
finitely
a
jnen-
There
are
about
6,340
people
employed
in
the
pulp
and
paper
industry
in
British
Columbia.
adopted
two
birds
Pauline
and
I
Pete.
The
fame
of
the
birds
has
spread
far
and
wide
among
Canada's
25th
Infantry
Brigade
here.
It
started
when
Pauline
,and
Pete
were
house-hunting
and
flew
into
the
tent.
Although
a
tent
offers
few
nesting
places,
the
birds
were
not
easily
dis-couragd.
Tney
came
back
repeatedly.
After
Lieut.
Kreewin
nailed
.iloiittd
Mid
udequaie
jsiejj.s
are
Sejng
taken
to
maintain
strict
tandards
and
grades.
Japaneer
exhihitora
yesterday
took
nespaper
men
on
a
tour
of
their
exhibits
which
include
toys,
China,
novelties;
foods
such
as
canned
oranges,
mushrooms,
seaweed
In
various
form.;;
such
things
as
rayon
fishing
nets;
and
sewing
.machines.
One
of
the
conductors
of
the
party
was
Sidney
S.
Oue,
a
scco.id-generatlan
Japanese,
bornrand
'
brought
up
in
Vancouver,
who
went
through
the
troubles
which
followed
Pearl
Harbor
In.
1941;
and
ultimately
became
a
member
of
British
Intelligent
j
in
Japan
in
1940-47.
He
now
is
8J
importer
in
as
22
bugs
have
been
p.
iinf
plant,
he
said,
sully
not
nK:
?
than
two
m
are
found
around
a
0
n
CFevj
qjc3esu"DiaS
ealbs3t
1
.
I
iii
h'iiiiii
,
tt-r-
1
;
.
His.
provincial
horticul-
I
li:i:i:ua:ia.T.HJl
r.
reported
that
in
farming
-.
and
Pete
took
over.
Oblivious
to
the
noise
of
gunfire,
tanks
and
it
Lihiniet
and
Chase,
cut-
i
damape
to
field
tomatoes
;
pu;
t.cululy
heavy.
k
Uir
Okanacan
Valley
tlx
j
VOTERS
LIST
Now
.available
at
Rooms
(i
I
D.
McRae's
Committee
win.'
have
mowed
1owji
!
frtiint
f
some
crops.
As-
1
iiis
fields
have
suffered
'ilj
frum
the
pcsls.
i
H'-y
-aid
local
growers
and
j
.ird'-i-.crs
have
also
suf-j
HiM.ily
(rum
the
cutworms.
'
-
Kattiek,
one
f
the
large
'
"
in
this
area,
said
he
ha
,
'
i!
auy'.lung
hke
K
in
I1
Um".
,
b'"
ver(:(
iat
night
50
Aii
ariiund
.oivc
hill
uf
;
Train
Schedule
STANDARD
TIMK
I
or
the
Fasl
Dally
except
Sunday
.
..
8
p.ru
I-rum
ibe
Fast
i
Daily
except
Monday
9:5:i
p
ni
(Next
to
Royal
Bonk)
Check
to
see
if
your
name
is
on
Clossified
Ads
Pay
w
said,
"it
is
nut
uti-
i'Wf
A,
VV.
:
-
U,
find
2U
cwt
worais
(to
'"iii'iloRisU
urjed
Krowors
;jr(!i-iii-r.-:
to
tujie
iumxxllate
'"
r'.nl
riil
Jm
pe(
if
(Uwy
u,
save
,llw.ir
jwvitd.
Hi'!
lllid
yf
uoiKJHjl
lur
-
fttrito
i.s
the
.apjilicatiou
IKi'-in
ijijt
lust,
Jjrefer-
('.round.
New
Deluxe
H0TP0INT
The
1
HAT
lTS
BIG!.
.
.
IT'S
HW!
tims
IT'S
BEAUTIFUL!
Feotures:
ast
lon9crt
Qiifstion:
Hiat
is
Alternative
Voting?
'
'
.
;'
.
:.
'
;
Answers
,
A
form
of
voting
which
allows
the
voter
more
than
one
choice
in
the
marking
of
hig
hallot.
Questions
.
What
is
the
purpose
of
Alternative
Voting?
Answers
To
prevent
the
election
of
a
oandilate
on
a
minority
vote.
Questions
'
How
does
a
voter
mark
his
hallot
under
Alternative
Voting?
Answers
He
marks
his
hallot
in
the
order
of
his
preference
hy
using
the
figure
1
for
his
first
choice,
the
ligtire
2
for
his
second
choice
and
so
on
Questions
May
a
voter
vote
for
one
candidate
only,
in
other
words,
"plump"?
1
Butter
Conditioner;
kt-'Ps
your
butter
at
reading
temperature.
t
Hding
Shelvesfor
ease
lu
obtaining
items
at
back
of
tray.
t-4re
Dry
Storage
Bin.
Il
ems
always
(I
Rack
on
Doorsmall
immediately
available.
ack
McRae
Hfcr-fJ
'Tcii
i
y
1
:
r--'fVT?1SUKr
r
capacity
In
fi:oze:i
food
-35
pound
freeer.
Tlm,.
y,.ars
aJ0
,lhis
'-;-'nite
se.'.jctcd
me
as
a
6Crispers
can
be
mounted
one
above
the
other
to
make
room
lor
any
lansc
Item
such
as
a
turkey
or
watermelon.
Models
available
fram
6
cu.
ft.
to
12
eu-with
proven
names
such
as:
CROSLEV-SHI
I.VAIMHl
""'"l
Coalitionist
to
rep-ylni
jn
victoria.
I
Yes.
3
flH
'Hiring
this
time
en-
I,
Answers
Mentions
Answers
''"'r'(l
to
represent
your
Wi-
In
Hie
iCEwlnture.
yn,,,,rur,
w
"'....j,
...
0
v.
HOTPOINT
GIBSON
SI
KYIX
KKKOSKNi:
1
Sliv
uOt,,,..t
r..
r
JVo.
Suppose
a
voter
marks
only
one
choice:
that
voter
has
virtually
cail
to
the
Ketuming
Officer
"I
am
only
interested
in
my
JVo,
f
ehoice".
Upon
distrihulion
of
the
low
candidate's
hallots
to
the
remaining
candidates,
the
hallot
of
a
voter
who
voted
one
choice
only,
cannot
he
further
dealt
with.
It
is,
in
other
words,
an
"exhausted
hallot".
Such
a
voter
simply
deprives
himself
of
full
participation
in
the
contest.
that
during
ny
f
office
there
has
"
Bore
money
spent
Mr.
Johnson's
ad-'
trillion
in
this
district
ti"rj,ng
anv
other
blithe
bistoiy
of
this
PRICE
.
$16.00
ocr
month
Terms
as
low
os
$9X0
down
1
Articular
reference.
0)
o
o
cut
our
THIS
MESSAGE
for
reference
and
discussion.
Fred
H.
Hurley
.
.
.
Chief
Electoral
Officer
PROVINCE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
1
bp
made
to
our
hlgh--s
new
school
buildings,
ln5
Droj-ct
and
rural
"W'ratkm
on
Queen
Islands.
THIRD
AVENUE