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u
wh:
con
1.1
the
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outside
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war-
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1V.VC13.
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over
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radioactive
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at
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in
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Court
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ii
.
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tannery
foreman
ay
v
hnmn-
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was
re-
toe
end
of
the
a
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W1
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appeared
for
trial
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ii
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ini
n
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lower
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total
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sal-mnv.'
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.
holesale
tmigration
By
JAMES
McCOOK
LONDON,
Australian
and
Canadian
suggestions
that
those
Dominions
each
would
like
to
add
about
12,000,000
people
to
their
present
populations
have
caused
a
notable
lack
of
enthusiasm
In
the
United
...
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no
hnd
novrr
stiv
thpv
nnnnsp
emlera-
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me
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pn
rfli."
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.
aiscuESions
to
-
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r1
nar-
the
Commorvweaitn
moving
o
r
.lf.rr
nnrioretatirilnar
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r
i
f
I
ii
rr
torrltnrioc
until
nnf-
...
w.
-
o
r.
nil
ti-
oreanlzed
to
But
in
practice,
trie
average
Briton
Is
made
to
leel
his
place
is
at
heme
where
he
can
help'
carry
tne
uniiea
lunsaom
through
trying
times
by
work
of
his
hands
or
brain.
Labor
Min
ister
Isaacs
must
have
echoed
.
..
1
,
1-
1
1
1
t
1
...V.WI
r,rtnprshin
be-
that
800,00
Britons
had
applied
i
..m.in.
tn
omlirnilr
4a
thp
Dominions.
ana
the
two
Churchill
invited
tnese
wouia-
I
toe
travellers
to
"stay
here
and
fight
It
out
do
not
desert
the
I
Old
Land.
We
cannot
spare
you."
Despite
present
walls
about
i
shortage
cf
labor
and
the
need
I
nf
ovprv
hand
manv
pconomlsts
i
believe
that
Britain
would
be
i
i
ii
...uv
prf'i
nf
huEO
oeiier
on
in
norniai
umcs
im
h
..r
colitlcal
far
fewer
people.
Tne
present
population
or
tngiana,
waies
and
Scotland
Is
more
than
44,-000
000
compared
with
2,000,000
In
1811.
Large-scale
movements
of
British
people,
plus
recruitments
of
hundreds
of
thousands
of
new
settlers
from
Europe,
can
change
the
whole
aspect
of
the
Commonwealth.
A
heavy
drain
of
emigration
could
result
in
the
United
Kingdom
ceasing
to
be
the
most
powerful
single
unit
of
the
Commonwealth.
In
s;ich
an
event
she
would
want
to
be
sure
that
she
was
relieved
of
som
j
responsibilities
such
as
the
major
load
of
Commonwealth
de-
fence
now
carried.
194Und
paving
'
ROBBER
KILLS
I'm,.,
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prices
i
iii
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men
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n
ruic
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t
t
Vlllu.l
I
z.r
t,i.AM
TnVn
nn
the
threxhhnld
of
suburban
Stamford
Edward
Wilson,
in
an
apparent
Local
Tides
Tnwshln
hnme.
and
today
po-
Friday,
September
26,
1947
lino
ennoht.
ti'n
vnuths
for
aues-
High
11:35
17-6
feet
tloning
In
the
slaying.
Officers!
23:19
said
that
one
or
the
youths
had
Low
5:10
6.0
feet
formerly
lived
with
Bell.
17:27
87
feet
TOD
A
TS
STOCKS
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnr.ton
Co.
Ltd.
Vancouver
Bralorne
10.50
B.R.
Con
07
B.R.X
09V2
Cariboo
Quartz
2.25
Dentonla
18
V
Grull
Wlhksne
O7
Hedley
Mascot
L06
Mlnto
02
Pend
Oreille
W
Pioneer
3.00
Premier
Border
05Vi
Privateer
,
34
Reeves
McDonald
(ask)
1.00
Reno
11
Salmon
Gold
24
Vz
Sheep
Creek
1"02
Taylor
Bridge
5ttVi
Taku
River
W
Vananda
30
Congress
04l,i
Pacific
Eastern
08',2
Hedley
Amalgamated
..
.04
Spud
Valley
10
Central
Zeballos
.01'
4
Sllbak
Premier
67
Oils
A.P.
Con
,
12
Calmont
38
C.
&
E
2.40
Foothills
2.60
Home
3.80
Charlie
Adams
returned
to
Terrace
on
Monday
night's
train
after
a
brief
business
visit
to
Prince
Rupert.
Toronto
Athona
13
Aumaque
Beattie
80
Bevcourt
67
Bobjo
Buffalo
Canadian
fs
Consol.
Smelters
84.25
Conwest
.87
Donalda
J-08
Eldona
-
1'20
Elder
83
Oiant
Yellowknlfe
6.25
God's
Lake
I'05
Hardrock
37
Harrlcana
10
28
Heva
30
Hosco
Jacknlfe
09
Jollet
Quebec
-46
Lake
Rowan
15,,
Lapaska
Little
Long
Lac
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1
1
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
3.ir
McKenzit
Red
Lake
58
McLeod
Cockshutt
L65
Moneta
-3
Negus
.
Noranda
Louvlcourt
i-
!
Regcourt
San
Antonio
'
Senator
Rouyn
Sherrlt
Gordon
Steep
Rock
Sturgeon
River
.57
3.00
2.09
.22
send
a
representative
to
the
con-
employees.
ference
scheduled
for
Friday
by
I
But
she
apparently
got
a
garb
Premier
Drew
of
Ontario
to
dis-
j
cuss
he
Dominion-wide
packers
strike.
offpmnf
tn
rpsrnp
thP
hov.
also
I
pointed
to
negotiate
on
a
nation
al
scale,
and
could
not
see
the
lost
his
life.
His
body
was
re-
covered
point
of
sending
a
representa
n-,h
I
NIAGARA
FALLS
A
killer
prosperity
and
true
peace,"
he
tive
to
tne
loronio
conierence.
WANTS
IAPANESE
Alberta,
Saskatchewan,
Mani-
CDCETMTr
1
tba,
tjueoec
ana
w
trunsw:i
TDC
a
TV
.1
KtA
1
IpfLLUtUi
they
TOuld'send
reprcs-
OTTAWA
Oi
Defence
Minister
entatives.
Claxton
said
Wednesday
on
his
'
return
from
a
Commonwealth
conference
In
Canberra
on
the
Japanese
peace
treaty
that
the
Canadian
government
hoped
settlement
can
be
achieved
as
soon
as
possible
to
permit
Japan
to
resume
trade
with
other
countries,
Including
Canada.
"Until
we
get
the
Pacific
area
trading
again,
there
cannot
be
is
to
give
loyalty
cheques
to
Us
Hart
said
that
the
province
j
employees,
had
alreafy
agreed
to
accept
"I
think
we
deserve
them.
I
as
a
concllator
any
officer
ap-1
worked
for
the
War
Department
two
years
during
me
war
aim
x
had
ah
excellent
efficiency
rat-
'rs
during
that
period.
"Please
don't
overlook
me
when
the
government
starts
to
handout,
those
cheque'
ThgoTernment
didn't
"give
out
the
girl's
name.
CIVIC
CENTRE
MEMBERSHIP
100
Value
For
Juniors
Ages
3
years
to
12
years!
PLATROOM
OPEN
DAILY
TILL
7
P.M.
ORGANIZED
RUP-REC
GYM
CLASSES.
SUNLAMP
TREATMENTS
(when
accompanied
by
adult).
SUPERVISED
HIKES
AND
OTHER
SPECIAL
EVENTS.
BAKETBALL
SCHOOL.
BOWLING
LEAGUE.
For
Teen-Agers!
GAMES
ROOM
OPEN
DAILY
TILL
0:30
P.M,
ORGANIZED
RUV-REC
GYM
CLASSES.
SUN
-LAMP
TREATMENTS.
SHOWERS.
BADMINTON
CLUBS.
BOWLING
LEAGUE.
BASKETBALL
SCHOOL
AND
LEAGUES.
APPARATUS
CLASSES
(Bar-Bell,
Weights,-High
Bar,
etc
NATIONAL
FILM
BOARD
MOVIES.
LOUNGE
ROOM.
TEEN
DANCES
PHOTO
CLUB.
BOXING
LESSONS.
SUPERVISED
HIKES
AND
OTHER?
SPECIAL
EVENTS.
For
Adults!
FREE
BADMINTON
WITH
MEMBERSHIP
(8
Courts).
BASKETBALL
LEAGUES.
LOUNGE
ROOM
PRIVILEGES.
(
SUN
LAMP
TREATMENTS.
GROUP
MEETINGS
(Film
Forum,
Citizens'
Forum,
etc,).
GYM
CLASSES.
KEEP-FIT
CLASSES.
APPARATUS
ROOM.
PRIVATE
BILLIARD
ROOM.
For
Those
Who
Haven't
Time!
AN
OPPORTUNITY
TO
INVEST
IN
GOOD
CITIZENSHIP
AND
A
MORE
ATTRACTIVE
CITY
IN
WHICH
TO
LIVE
AND
WORK.
ALL
FREE
WITH
MEMBERSHIP
OF
COURSE!
RATES
PER
YEAR
October
147
..
September
3018
FAMILY
(Parents
and
all
dependent
children)
$12.00
HUSBAND
AND
WIFE
8.50
ADULT
.T
5.00
TEEN-AGE
EMPLOYED
4.00
TEEN-AGE
STUDENT
3X)0
JUNIOR
,
2.C0
PAYMENTS
MAY
BE
SPREAD
OVER
3-MONTH
PERIOD
TO
DECEMBER
31.
Call
or
Phone
Today
Civic
Centre
Office
il'M
JOIN
YOUR
CIVIC
CENTRE
NOW!
embership
Rally
Tonight,
8
p.m.,
Civic
Centre
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEW8PAPER
n
a
i
w
0
Phone
UIOHT
Bf3lVlCE
j
Jlfcj&T
.
PiiWi
lied
Ma's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVI,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
TWTRSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
25,
1947.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
EXCURSION
BOAT
AFIRE
AFTER
BLAST
IS
FATAL
TO
ESTIMATED
21
Firemen
playing
their
hoses
on
the
fiercely
blazing
river
ex-curson
boat
Island
Queen
following
the
explosion
at
Pittsburgh,
Pa.,
in
which
an
estimated
21
persons
lost
their
lives.
The
ship
exploded
while
at
Its
dock
In
the
Ohio
River.
Though
Post
Reward
for
Finding
Body
SUNNYSIDE
CANNERY
The!
Klspiox
Indian
band,
through'
Silas
Johnson
of
Sunnyside,
has
NO
B.C.
MAN
AT
MEAT
PARLEY
VICTORIA,
XP;
Premier
Hart
the
craft
normally
carries
a
crew
of
96,
police
said
most
of
the
crewmen
were
ashore
at
the
time
of
the
blast.
It
Is
believed
the
j)1ast
was
caused
by
oil
drums
exploding
In
the
ship's
engine
room.
Loyalty
Check
Thought
"Cheque"
WASHINGTON,
(AP)
Somewhere'
In
Georgia
young
lady
heard
that
the
government.
Is
oiefred
a
rewatd
oi
mj
ict
-saidiMt
night
that
he
would
not.;
making
a
loyalty
check
of
its
iormaiion
leaains
w
me
uistuv-ery
of
the
toody
of
five-year
old
Perry
Wilson,
who
is
believed
to
have
drowned
in
the
Skeerra
River
at
Haysport
on
September
11-
The
child
Is
believed
to
have
fallen
from
his
father's
gillnet
boat
near
Haysport.
The
father.
led
version,
because
she
wrote
the
Treasury:
"I
understand
the
government
80
PURCHASE
WARTIME
HOMES
Faith
in
the
future
of
Prince
Rupert
and
a
feeling
that
a
War
time
house
is
a
good
buy
under
the
terms
offered
by
the
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation
seems
to
be
indicated
in
the
rush
of
tenants
to
become
home
owners.
More
than
80
of
the
422
wartime
homes
available
to
pur
chases
have
been
soidjwlth
every
thing
taken
care
of
except
the
final
approvals
from
Ottawa.
It
is
Just
three
weeks
since
the
houses
were
put
up
for
sale
and
there
is
no
slackening
in
tie
tive
buyers.
PINK
SALMON
EXPORT
EASED
OTTAWA,
The
Fisheries
Department
Wednesday
pavea
the
way
for
the
export
of
pmk
salmon
to
any
part
Of
the
world
because
the
run
this
year
assur
ed
adequate
supplies
for
home
consumption.
The
export
permit
branch
an
nounced
that
starting
today,
permits
for
export
to
any
des
tination
of
pink
salmon,
fresh,
frozen,
salted
or
smoked
will
be
issued
freely.
Trieste
Strike
Communist-Led
TRIESTE,
Free
Territory,
Radio
Trieste
announced
that
an
organization
called
Sindicatl
Un-ati
had
called
a
general
strike
In
Trieste
and
the
Britlsh-Ameri:an
government
had
promptly
de
clared
the
action
was
the
first
Communist
attempt
to
hamper
the
essential
life
of
Trieste
and
bring
discredit
to
the
week-olJ
free
territory.
MUST
KEEP
UP
PRODUCTION
HAMILTON,
((fc
Labor
Minister
Humphrey
Mitchell
Wednesday
bluntly
told
Canadian
workers
that
they
must
produce
more
If
they
want
Increased
wages.
He
urged
700
delegates
attending
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
at
the
opening
of
Its
annual
convention
that
la
bor
must
keep
production
up
despite
shortened
hours
or
other
concessions
It
might
win.
INCOME
TAX
CUT
SEEN
COMING
TORONTO,
SB
A
reduction
In
luxury
and
Income
taxes
in
the
next
federal
budget
was
predicted
in
an
Ottawa
date-lined
story
carried
by
the
Toronto
Star
Wednesday.
The
story
said
that
reduced
Income
taxes
would
account
for
about
half
the
reduction
in
taxes
that
Is
coming.
The
Liberal
senator
from
B.C.
urged
Canadians
to
tell
the
Soviet
Union
and
the
countries
of
eastern
Europe
that
"We
dj
not
want
war."
v
An
essential
domestic
action
which
Canada
can
take
is
to
"make
happy
people
in
a
nation
which
cannot
be
led
astray
by
TRIESTE
SHIP
STRIKE
ENDED
TRIESTE
The
general
strike
which
paralyzed
shipping
in
the
port
of
Trieste
for
24
hours,
ended
today.
The
Allied
military
government
in
the
new
territory
announced
an
arrange
ment
to
call
off
the
strike
had
been
reached
at
midnight.
ITRstar
Cabs
1
Th
conference
was
attended
by
.
M
G.
officials
leaders
of
the
Slndlcati
Unici,
which
ordered
the
work
stoppage,
and
the
moderate
non-communist
Camera
fel
Lavoro
which
had
refused
to
participate
in
the
strike.
EVATT
CHAIRMAN
U.N.
COMMITTEE
LAKE
SUCCESS
O)
Dr.
Her
bert
V.
Evatt,
Australian
secre
tary
for
External
Affairs,
today
was
elected
chairman
of
the
special
United
Nations
Assembly
committee
on
Palestine.
Meanwhile,
in
the
Security
Council.
Poland
proposed
for-
flow
of
enquiries
from
prospec-1
mally
that
the
coundl
givejblan
Italy,
Hungary,
Romania,
Bui
garla
and
Finland
for
member
ship
in
the
U.N.
The
five
are
ex-enemy
powers
covered
by
the
new
peace
treaty
which
went
into
effect
last
week.
Dr.
Evatt
expressed
reluctance
to
taking
the
Palestine
commit-'
tee
chairmanship
saying
that
he
believed
the
chairmanship
should
come
from
a
country
outside
the
British
Commonwealth,
since
Palestine
is
governed
by
Britain
unde
mandate
of
the
League
of
Nations.
Fined
Heavily
On
Liquor
Charge
PORT
EDWARD
George
Bird
of
Cassiar
cannery
was
fined
$75
with
an
option
of
45
days
In
Tall
on
each
of
three
charges
when
he
was
found
guilty
in
police
court
here
of
supplying
intoxicants
to
Indians.
Falling
bo
pay
the
lines,
total
ling
$225.
Bird
must
spend
135
days,
four
and
a
half
months,
In
jail.
THE
WEATHER
iSynopsis
Skies
are
clear
over
the
prov
ince
Ws
morning.
Dense
log
now
along
the
coast
will
clear
over
the
land
areas
by
noon
and
over
the
water
during
the
after
noon.
The
fog
condition
will
be
becoming
more
general
overnight
and
Thursday
morning.
A
moist
flow
of
air
now
over
Washington
and
Oregon
states
is
causing
thunder
and
rain
showers
over
that
area
this
morning.
This
flow
will
cause
variable
cloudiness
over
the
southern
Interior
today.
Overnight
temperatures
fell
to
below
freezing
In
the
Prince
George
region.
Today's
tempera
tures
will
continue
above
normal
for
late
September
with
little
change
anticipated
for
Friday.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Clear
today
and
Friday
Dense
fog
over
water
through
cut.
Fog
over
low
coastal
areas
this
morning
and
again
Friday
mornlns.
Winds
light.
Little.!
change
In
temperature.
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Port
Hardy
46.
and
62,
Masse
tt
45
and
60,
Prince
Rupert
48
and
66.
4
Western
Powers
Must
Convince
Russians
of
Desire
for
Peace
;
VICTORIA
(CP)
Russia's
distrust
and
suspicion
of
the
western
powers
is
a
real
fear,
and
Canadians
and
Canadian
newspapers
should
try
and
convince
the
Soviet
Union
that
this
fear
is
unfounded,
Senator
Grey
Turgeon
said
today
in
an'
address
to
the
annual
convention
01
the
Canadian
Weekly
Mews-
papers
Association
here.
propagandists
whose
desire
lSjto
change
our
system
Into
communism
Canada
could
achieve
ttils
by
removing
the
threat
of
depression,
and
fear
of
economic
Insecurity.
He
asserted
that
workers
hid
the
right
to
strike,
but
not
for
purely
political
purposes.
HEROIC
TERRACE
BOY
'SLIGHTLY
IMPROVED'
TODAY
Condition
of
15-year-old
Rpy
Clifford,
of
Terrace,
who
was
badly
burned
when
he
carried
his
three
-
year
-
old
brother
through
flames
which
destroyed
their
home
Tuesday
nlgt
was
described
this
morning
as
"slightly
improved."
Son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Clifford,
of
Terrace,
he
was
burned
about
the
head
back
and
arms
when
he
dashed
up
a
burn
ing
stairway
to
rescue
his
brother
Billy,
when
their
home
caught
fire
from
an
unknown
cause
Billy
succumbed
to
first-degree
burns
shortly
after
arriving
at
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
following
a
90-mlle
trip
by
car:
An
inquest
Into
his
death
will
be
held
at
Prince
Rupert,
Coroner
M.
M.
Stephens
said
Wednesday
afternoon.
'Billywasln
bed
In
an
upstairs
ruom
-andfBoyi'Trse7eading
rf
-the
kitchen
at
9
o'clock
Tuesday
night
when
fire
swept
the
home.
The
parents
had
gone
to
the
theatre,
leaving
the
15-year-old
boy
in
charge.
The
third
Clifford
boy
Teddy,
aged
nine,
was
playing
outside.
He
saw
the
flames
and
tujned
In
the
alarm.
The
house
was
levelled
despite
efforts
of
the
Terrace
fire
de
partment
assisted
by
volunteers.
SIGN
OF
THE
TIMES
If
not
from
the
grass
roots,
at
least
from
the
cream
spinach
anct
Brussels
sprouts
segment
of
industry
comes
this
move
to
make
Chief
of
Staff
General
Dwlght
D
Elsenhower
the
next
president
of
the
United
States.
His
two
wartime
chefs,
John
Schwartz
(on
ladder)
and
Marty
Snyder
are
affixing
this
sign
In
font
of
their
headquarters
restaurant,
108
West
49th
St.,
In
the
heart
of
Manhattan,
N.Y.
The
sign
is
eight
feet
high
and
five
feet
wide.
Other
"Ike
for
president''
moves
have
started
In
Washington,
D.C.,
and
the
U.S.
midwest.
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