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Friday, Oetober 3rd, 1952

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ployed dropped to 147,800 f: ha apps The department labor. All the larger areas
175,700 in the five weeks up to reported employment in st except Winnipeg reported short- | , :
Sept. 4, the Labor Department Quebec industries was at a high ny of farm and construction | By BOB THOMAS
reports, de ind still rising workers HOLLYWOOD (AP) - They're |

It was the lowest Joble in Ontario,.job applications: In British Columbia, the num-| .o ying the Titanic again, this |
of any time to date this ye eclined to 43,100 from 50,900. ber of job-seekers dropped 10})\.. on a movie lot, and they're |
though it was still above the Most important factors, the q@e- 28,600 from 33,100. The 7.5 per!) ving a terrible time sifting fact |
figure of 129,000 for the ume partment said, were imereased cent unemployed at Sept. 4 was rom fiction
time last year in the construction and the highest percentage in Can- The Titanic epic will star oie |

In its periodic review of ! me manufacturing industries, ada and wag largely due to the|...° webb and Barbara Stan-|
employment situation, the de- al ncreased demand for farm ermath of the summer log- wyck and is being helmed by
partment said the unempio) labe sing strike, Salmon canneries Charles Brackett |
at Sept. 4 represented 3.7 p¢ i ie unemployment went to and other food-processing plants | ~ wa, stories we have uncov- |
cent of Canada’s paid work » 400 ft 20,500, with agricul- were running at capacity, and). oo4 pout the sinking are fabu- |
This compared with 43 per ¢ r truction and railway onstrucliOn Was up | lous,’ the producer remarked | _
at te war of August and psa l“We have had to discard some| PUPPY HANDFUL—These three chihuahua
neat cc CRP Ee jot them because they are 00) food from an eye dropper. Less than a week old 4

tigege : fantastic for movi¢ audiences to) ., tin tussle : i he

said, there was ¢ believe. Some are too fantastic; ** ‘Me home of Mrs. Barney Bing of Vai er, Tot
variation in employ! |for me to believe, That's only of the puppies ts four ounces and they fit ; : ig
In the Atlantic regior L inatural, since human testimony sa
ll a an ‘ +08 v oe : is inclined to be faulty in times CP pj
lata ‘ 7s s:OY Mel ? ae |of great stress.”
fsaitr aandew a as ea : The setts as —— related oe

lal S a aecres them, are these e anic was VEnINgs 7 4
the period built at a cost of $7,500,000. Its TODAY and SATURDAY Matinee Saturday 2
* - On wht . ued . building was accompanied by a ree

as a sli necrease earl big publicity campaign citing it He d the last G; CU
ee one om wees diggenumal ee as the most modern, unsinkabie o_ vear (LAW Ali
cline. On the pri € P ship. Newsreels still exist of the
sae = nee rin ae ‘ captain confidently embarking

cal ne en On the maiden voyage. Aboard ae
GESCr AN INET Past were ning ivulti-millionaires, |
until mid-Augus | several editors, a novelist, a

Main elements in the over | Countess and President Howard é

all pickup in jobs were harvest
ing operations — particularly
the west’s record grain crop

more construction work and
increased production of
sumer goods. There also were
rises.in producer-goods output
and in the production of basic
materials.

In the Atlantic area, the

ber of job applicants declin
17,900 from 19,600. There were
improvements in construction
work, wholesale and retail trad
textile production and wate
front activity

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argely due to a cur!

Rains Delay
Harvesting

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| By Air it “Here Toaay and
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| And So Inexpensive Too
| From MONTREAL To:
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*% Glasgow—
375.10 return
| + Amsterdam—
445.30 return
| % Oslo—
486.90 return
* Vienna—
546.10 return

Fares quoted apply
Nov, 1 - March 31

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} berg. The ship struck a spur of
junderwater ice, which ripped
open the bottom of the ship
like a sardine can.” i
The Titanic went down with hy a
DIESELS FOR BRAZIL—On« two Canadian-built 120-ton (1,517 persons. When the liner J See}
liesel-electric locomotives for Sant Brazil, is loaded aboard a | Carpathia arrived on the scene, | Faorenag ANA
in Montreal. They are the first of an order of 48 only 707 survivors could be found. |
ction at Montreal Lo tive Works for the Centra FANTASTIC YARNS * AUDIE ARP WET
Railway of B “il and are bel'ev he first shipment of Cana Many stories of the disaster en pack Dues
iit diesels sent to South America (CP PHOTO came out of the Senate hearings wa BEVERLY TYLER - * JOHN BURSON + JAMES BEST LE thi M

and newspaper accounts

P Ph . D ii them ‘: FRIDAY and SATU
the irst officer on the ‘ on ”
oor YSIQUE LIEHINGQUENCEY ie ouinted’ Cie snips THE SPORTSMEN
speed for 10 minutes after the “ARMY'S FINEST
° waters were deemed dangerous “LOOSE NUT"
Factor Pro essor alms and that he shot himself after - A FAMOUS PLAYERS
the iceberg Was struck : i .
: ; ‘ That one rich couple bribed venings Shows 7: -9 p.m.——Matinee Soturda
LONDON (( P)—Boy of stunted growth and | the crew to put their luggage in

inderweight for their age, especially in homes where

father is not regularly employed, are more prone

oO juvenle ce linque ney than those of good physique.

 

 

n reach-@
) Tt i Ferguson ents
p healt! and The report show that pr
GiasgOW | bation has produced better re
Universit it irvey ust ilts than mere admonition
com} ) f Nuffield | The best resuits, however, carne
Foun I when parents were fined r
The profe ! NG-\ ordered to stand surety for the
e! part i common) good behaviour of their child
wt he age Of ren
inches in Yo the parent av Pro-
80 pounds M fessor Ferguson belongs most
i f the iece ) failure in
i lelinquency ainir a lac away from
, f mong lads who had ime
ht of ound 60
anged in weigh
( 89 pound Dy ime :
co CCF Nominate
roo MUCH MONEY e
Notuwe resens suvvey Candidate For
produced these findings .
pie wncidence of senile Mew Election
f 1 among those in
top a . SALMON ARM P)—W. J
, ene a iis ‘flit Thompson last night be
} first candidate nominated
earning the by any party for the new gen
yet into trouble eral election in British Colum
sit fre jue nty bia when he was encorse cd at
Otisprin f th better- 4 CCF meeting here
led parents Unsuccessful candidate in the
nto dificultie June 12 provincial election, th
} Lithoug! 0 are inclined former reeve of Salmon Arn
vv ine when the fa-' will contest the Salmon Arn
ul ployed thers at riding when an clection is call
nerease tl risk of ed
{ ingquen CCF leatler’ Harold Winch id
Detenti x whipping do! dressed the meeting and de
effective deter-| scribed as “fantastic” the Soviel
ee Credit suggestion that other
parties should not oppose Soc
~ BCHIS S$ ff red cabinet ministers in the
ta elections, necessary to give them

seat in the Legislature

Reductions

knvudeinied Russians Lay

Charge

VICTORIA ©— Health Minis-

r Eric Martin ir erview Agai in t D
het disciged Wednesday that a Ss anes
the British Columbia Hospital; MOSCOW ©®-~—Russia has ac
Insurance Service taff bas|cused Denmark ‘of negotiating
been reduced by 77 | with the United States to set up

|
We definitely | North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-

intend
Wen¢ » Fe | tion bases for foreign troops on
duce the staff to a minimum,” | panish territory
He said, “but not in a way that| « Such bases, the firmly-worded
would hazard he success of the} Russian note declared, would
scheme |create a “threat to the security
Mr. Martin was commenting on|of the Soviet Union and it
the report of the hospital in-| added:
quiry board and the recommen- “The Soviet government puts |
dation of management engin-| |upon the Danish government all

eer Kellogg and Stevenson, for | responsibility for possible con-

reducing the hospital insurance |} sequences of such a policy.”
staff of 660 members by two-| In Denmark the Cabinet was
thirds called into an extraordinary ses- |
He said any sudden large scale} gion and later the Russian alie-
| cuts in the staff “w yuld | seriously | gations were denied
|impair the whole hospital insur- | Proposals have been made to |
| ance administration ‘station NATO forces in Den-
The government, however,| mark. But final decision will not
| plans gradual staff reductions | pe made until the issue has been |
| “without hardship to the civil} | considered ” parliament.
servants concerned.’ sshiiaisssuisieiinnias
Mr. Martin explained there is| "R ARR
la 20 per cent Suenpees in staff} GLIDER'S M
in the service and that wherever| World’s altitude record for

possible people who left the ser- | gliders is listed as 30,100 feet by|
vice for one reason or another | W. 8. Ivans Jr. in California in
ould replaced. | 1950.

not be

 

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Ox the night of April 12, 1912,
a lookout sighted an iceberg
dead ahead The alarm was
sounded and the ship was swerv-
ed to one side, missing the ice-

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rain a place on a lifeboat tot < laugh
That the captain swam to a 7 hi f
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lifeboat, deposited a child there
and swam back to go down with
his ship

That Mrs. Isadore Straus de Galva
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ar ceo iparr OPERA
saying, “I stayed with him a good _NEWS—
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bered the selfish ones. As the }
ship was sinking, those aboard | d d § j d Evening Shows ’
sang “Nearer My God To Thee 0 ay an a ur ay Sat. Motinces 2:
and that is the title of the pk sane -
ture (The title Titanic is

owned by another producer.)

To Probe Price
Of Anti-Freeze

OTTAWA ©The
as been asked lo make
the
a board spokesman

Reduce cost of heating and eliminote dr

by installing STORM WINDOWS--ne
ALL TYPES OF WINDOWS AND SASH MADE TO |

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