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IMMIGRANTS
ARE
COMING
Six
Thousand
D.I'.'g
for
Canada
Uetwren
Now
and
End
of
Year
MONTREAL
The
larget
number
of
immigrants
to
be
brought
to
Canada
since
before
the
war,
ibetween
5,000
and
6,000
displaced
persona
from
the
British
and
United
State
j
occupied
zones
of
Germany,
will
arrive
at
Halifax
between
now
ana
i
December
14.
This
information
was
made
known
here
today
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways
1
traffic
department
which
7M
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nanuie
the
large
rail
movement
j
to
all
aectwns
of
the
Dominion.
First
liner
to
arrive
will
be
the
General
Stewart,
due
on
October
9,
said
M.
R.
Dok.
general
passenger
agnt.
She
will
bring
775
persons
including
100
I
Cirii
for
domestic
service.
Ten
cr
the
l.ooo
ircheduled
to
comt
to
Canada
arrived
in
September,
five
going
to
Ste.
Agathe
an
I
he
others
to
Ottawa.
Of
the
second
group
five
will
go
to
Char-lottetown.
seven
to
Moncton.
55
te
Montreal,
five
to
Ste.
Agathe,
six
to
Believlle,
10'to
Kltchenpr,
22
to
Winnipeg
and
10
to
Calgary,
nie.rem-inlnj
675
of
the
liner's
passengers
will
be
iroinz
to
,
work
In
the
lumber
industry
in
Ontario
in
some
cases
bringing
members
of
their
families.
The
DromDton
Paner
Cnmna
sponsoring
233,
going
to
Orient
I
Day,
Berdmore
and
Jrillcne.
"
I
Weon
Timber
Company
25S
INew:
J.
J.
McPa-dden
Conwanv
100
to
Blind
River;
DrHtwoou
Iand
and
Timber
Company
and
THIS
AND
THAT
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Sport
Letter
Box
"They
tried
their
darndest
to
make
me
sell,
but
I
took
'em
to
court
and
licked
'em."
Kcrmaclc
Timber
Company
53
each
to
Delroy
and
Namegas
anu
A.
E.
Wicks
Company
19
to
Cochrane.
Following
the
discharge
of
her
passengers
at
Halifax
on
this
trip
the
General
Stewart
will
be
takin
out
of
service.
She
"will
t
replac&l
in
the
immigration
run
by
two
other
Undted
State
transports,
the
Helntzleman
and
the
Slurgls.
These
two
ships
will
sail
from
Bremerhaven
for
Hall-fax,
the
former
on
October
10,
November
2
and
22
and
Decem-
Ci"Tt7IiAINS
TAKE
OVER
BAGSHQT.
Surrey,
England
Ov-Bagshot
Park,
home
of
the
late
Dulce
of
Connaughf
and
once
suggested
as
a
possible
home
for
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Lieut.
Philip
Mountbatten,
has
been
taken
over
as
a
training
centre
and
depot
by
the
Royal
Army
Chaplains
department.
ber
14
and
the
latter
on
October
21
and
November
12.
These
liners
each
carry
approximately
850
passengers.
Sports
Editor,
Daily
News:
The
atomic
blasting
of
the
all
but
assured
hopes
of
the
New
York
Yankees
by
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
in
the
crucial
fleeting
moments
of
the
momentous
ninth
of
the
fourth
game
yesterday
of
the
current
World
Series
was
more
than
the
answer
to
the
underdog's
dream
the
classic
of
classics
that
will,
no
doubt,
be
recorded
in
baseball's
Hall
of
Fame,
as
the
outstanding
climax
to
any
and
all
ball
games.
It
was
not
only
the
timely
two-bagger
of
Cookie
Lavagetto,
scoring
both
the
tying
and
wining
runs,
but
also
for
the
sheer
brain
work
of
Dodgers
Manager
Bert
Shotton,
laboring
under
the
stress
of
terrifying
odds,
in
which
he
displayed
canniness
and
ingenuity
in
the
build-up,
that
set
the
stage
for
that
grand
finale
that
immortalized
both
himself
and
Lavagetto;
at
the
same
time
snatching
the
crown
that
was
about
to
be
placed
on
the
head
of
the
opposing
pitcher
placing
instead
a
dual
won
halo
on
the
venerable
noggin
of
his
two-time
ace-ln-the-hole
twirler.
veteran
(Hugh
Casey.
It
is
fioubttui,
ir
ever,
that
a
team
cjo-ordinated
their
skill
and
abilities
to
the
end
that
they
accomplished
their
purpose
at
a
time
when
it
appeared
as
though
opportunity,
besides
leaving
the
field,
had
flown
from
the
dugout
as
well.
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dem
Bums
start
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?ay:
Miracles
doi
happen
in
this
atomic
age.
Further,
I
have
a
hunch
that
the
outcome
of
the
series
is
already
written
in
the
stars
but
let's
wait
until
the
pay-off.
J.
MULRONEY.
I
SHORT
SPORT
Here's
a
tip
on
the
1947-48
edition
of
the
National
Hockey
League's
Chicago
BlackhawkJ
but
don't
go
overboard
on
it-it's
only
a
tip.
The
Information
Is
sound
that's
for
sure
but
then
anything
can
happen
to
a
hockey
club
in
the
months
of
play
before
the
play-offs
roll
around.
If
you
don't
think
so
take
a
gander
at
previous
N.HL.
campaigns
and
your
almost
certain
to
be
convinced.
Here's
tne
dope
anyway
The
Hawks
are
joing
to
send
a
youthful
squad
into
action
and
although
they
may
not
set
the
pace
they
won't
be
far
off.
This
bit
of
information
comes
via
Tom
(Calgary
Albertan)
Moore
who
quotes
Cc-cJl
(Tiny)
Thompson,
Chicago
s-'out,
as
saying
that
the
Hawks
will
be
plenty
good
this
year
"It
will
be
a
flashy
and
colorful
club
and
,you
can
gamble
we'll
be
up
there
fighting
at
the
finish,"
Thomp
son
told
Moore.
Thompson,
while
visiting
Calgary,
advised
scribo.
Moore
that
he
expects
the
club
to
lose
some
games
at
the
start.
He
adds,
however,
that
they'd
rather
lose
them
with
kids
wkc
may
get
better
than
with
the
old-timers
who
won't.
Final
selection
of
the
Hawks
roster
will
not
be
made
until
the
Hawks
and
their
farm
club,
Kansas
City
Pla-Mors,
complete
their
western
Canada
exhibition
tour.
A
few
of
the
spots
on
the
Hawks
have
.already
been
filled,
says
Thompson,
but
the
rest
are
wide
open.
Among
those
certain
of
lining
up
with
the
club
this
year
is
Bill
Gadsby
of
Cal-
pary
who
graduated
to
the
Hawks
livery
from
the
Pla-Mor
Club
near
the
end
of
last
sea
son.
Gadsby,
says
Moore
is
rated
by
the
Chicago
scout
as
being
a
100
per
cent
N.H.L.
star
offensively
already
and
a
60
per
cent
star
defensively.
Give
him
two
more
seasons,
Thompson
told
Moore
and
hell
be
one
of
the
big
names
in
the
N.HL.
Others
who
are
certain
of
berths
on
the
club
are
the
Bently
brothers
and
Marriuccij
holdovers
from
last
year's
club.
"Throughout
the
tour
players
will
be
going
their
best
lick
be
cause
what
they
do
wil
definite
ly
decide
who
will
ba
the
Hak
regulars,"
Moore
writes.
It
will
be
an
exhibition
series
so
far
as
the
fans
are
concerned
but
it
will
be
deadly
serious
to
the
players."
INDIAN
FOOTHOLD
Madras,
on
the
east
coast
o?
India,
wa,s
the
first
territorial
possession
of
the
British
Eas?.
India
Company.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
Steamer
Service
from
PRINCE
RUPERT
to
OCEAN
FALLS
WESTVIEW
(Powell
River)
VANCOUVER
Thursday
at
11:15
pan.
To
KETCHIKAN
Wednesday
Midnight
(All
Times
Pacific
Standard)
For
reservations
call
or
write
City
or
Depot
Ticket
Offices.
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nijpcrt
pa
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ictosf
Saturday
October
4,
1947
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Before
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next
REPAIR
JOB
done,
drive
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of
our
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