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Persons
Killed
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
Backs
Executive
Bludgeoning
to
Enforce
Views
of
CCF
Answer
Withheld
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England
(CT)-The
Liver-
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
31
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6.50
Luidon
hxpress
was
derailed
today,
killing-
at
.lev-en
persons
and
iniurincr
thirtv-'five
Tho
B
R
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Cariboo
Quartz
....
Cor.g.css
G'ant
Mascot
Indian
Mines
Korean
Fighting
Still
Blazing
With
Allien
Making
Big
Armored
Thrust
i.tjvH
and
first
two
passenger
coaches
crushed
Seen
by
One
Delegate
j
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
Canadian
Congress!
33i
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24
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embankment.
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Kn
General
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Dtilt
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Pend
Oreille
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The
first
coach
smashed
bits
and
the
second
was
cut
In
his
answer
today
to
the
Corn-two.
,
jmunist
proposal
to
resume
the
Rescuers
pried
through
the
'
Kurean
peace
talks
at
Kaesong
of
Labor,
which
has
been
wiping
up
its
Red
element
for
several
years,
yesterday
voted
to
continue
the
power
of
its
executive
committee
to
expel
Communist-dominated
unions.
A
sharp
scrap
over
the
issue
at
yesterday's
annual
convention
session
saw
the
wingers
1ake
a
beating
of
about
20
to
1.
The
fight
developed
over
a
,
r-
-
wreckage.
quitted
!
t
Theft
fearful
that
other
"1'
.
,
7
L"
e
answer
may
come
within
24
hours
bodies
were
hidden
underneath.
The
derailment
occurred
just
as
the
train
pulled
through
a
tunnel
near
Weedon,
eight
miles
from
Northampton.
DELEGATE
MEETS
HOST
Premier
de
Gasperi
of
Italy
shakes
hands
with
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
on
his
arrival
to
attend
the
NATO
conference
in
Ottawa.
(CP
PHOTOt
While
the
move
to
resume
the
armi'tiee
talks
hung
fire.
Allied
armor
roared
loudly
along
the
Korean
battlefront.
United
Nations
tanks
and
infantry
thrust
into
the
former
Iron
Triangle
build-up
area
on
the
central
front
In
perhaps
the
heaviest
armored
blow
of
the
war.
1
Ki'turnrd
This
..on
in
Vandrryagt
reasons.
He
suggested
that
putting
people
out
for
political
unions
are
being
wrecked
by
"bludgeoning
people
to
accept
the
views
of
the
CCF
party.
iuanvm
Case
as
returned
by
Jury
proposal
of
Toronto
Local
539
of
the
United
Automobile
Workers
to
give
executive
authority
only
to
suspend
rather
than
to
expel
Red-run
unions.
The
expulsion
order
has
been
on
the
books
for
a
year.
Several
left-wingers
called
for
a
watering
down
of
the
executive's
powers
while
executive
members
demanded
they
be
re-
ssifternoon
today
In
the
In
Korea
TOKYO
TAXSS
Pioneer
2.05
Premier
Border
35
Reeves
McDonald
8.15
Reno
05
Sheep
Ci
eek
1.70
Silbak
Premier
50
Vananda
16
Salmon
Gold
2'2
Snud
Valley
20
Silver
Standard
2.65
Western
Uranium
5.00
Cronln
Babine
67
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
7.20
A
P
Con
.49
Atlantic
3.00
Calmont
1.61
C
&
E
17.00
Home
Oil
16.25
Mercury
14
Okalta
2.80
Princess
,
1.45
Royal
Canadian
14
TORONTO
Athona
!
08
Aumaque
.23
Beattle
41
Bevcourt
.57
Buffalo
Canadian
.27
.
Consol.
Smelters
175.00
Conwest
4.15
Yankees
Widen
Gap
Margin
Over
Indians
lntrea
d
to
Half-Game
Bevan
is
Critical
Railwaymen
Seek
Boost
tained
as
a
weapon
against
!
Communism
wit.hin
the
rtnT.
f
i
d
last
criminal
case
at
:v,e
Court
Assizes
In
inan
Vanderyagt,
and
inson
were
charged
on
A-s-thelt
and
retaining
Jwperty-as
a
result
of
June
29
when
a
trav-i--s
were
removed
from
i;:crml
Hotel.
Day
"drunken
?.imnn
v
hit
h
lauded
tire
two
LONDON
9
Aneurin
Bevan,
MONTREAL
Railway
union
leaders,
representing
18
unions
and
125,000
workers,
said
the
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Joe
Collins'
three-run
homer
off
Saul
Rogo-
By
JOCK
CARROLL
The
first
time
I
got
into
a
taxi
in
Tokyo
I
narrowly
escaped
acquiring
a
pretty
Japanese
wife.
Tokyo
has
two
kinds
of
taxis.
The
domestic
cabs,
for
anybody's
use,
and
the
Foreigner's
Cabs,
which
bear
a
white
license
plate
and
are
especially
for
for
vln
In
the
eighth
Inning
gave
,
unions
would
work
for
further
the
New
York
Yankees
half
a
I
wage
Increases.
The
wages
I
il
and
brought
them
to
Communist-dominated
unions
have
no
place
In
the
free
trades
union
movement,
said
Sam
Baron
of
Hamilton,
executive
member.
The
CCL
also
turned
down
a
resolution
which
would
have
removed
from
the
constitution
entirely
a
clause
dealing
with
executive
expulsion.
That
proposal
came
from
Division
67
of
the
Canadian
Brotherhood
of
i,,;
in
the
supreme
court
game
lead
over
the
idle
Cieve-!
agreea
upon
last
year,
it
is
con
firebrand
of
the
Labor
Party,
today
was
the
centre
of
the
first
storm
blowing
out
of
the
campaign
for
Britain's
October
25
election.
Bevan's
pamphlet,
published
today,
assailed
the
Labor
Party's
national
executive,
including
trade
union
leaders,
and
claimed
world
events
have
proven
the
Bevanites'
contention
that
the
government
was
'wrong
in
de
land
Indians
yesterday
in
the
;
tended,
are
now
away
behind
the
li
charges
of
theft
and
V
"
4-'
,
.
r.
.
'
5,
:Kl
tight
American
League
race.
icost
of
living.
Collins'
blast
provided
the
j
'
As
the
agreement
reached
last
Yanks
with
a
5
to
4
edge
over
year
has
another
year
to
go
there
the
Chicago
White
Sox
on
the
(can
be
no
strike.
f
sioien
property,
was
;
i
the
12-man
Jury
to-
4i;i.ke.
all
a
big
joke
a
drunk-
eigners.
The
drivers
of
these
have
to
know
a
certain
amount
of
English.
What
this
amounts
to
is
that
they
know
magic
phrase
that
would
bring
enough
to
tell
you
what
they
events
to
a
halt
without
anyone
want
to
do,
but
not
enough
to
losing
face.
What
I
needed
was
understand
what
you
want
to
me
Japanese
phias
meaning
do
I
"A
terrible
mistake
has
been
Donalda
47
Eldona
.20
East
Sullivan
9.15
Giant
Yellowknife
12.10
God's
Lake
40
eve
of
their
Important
three-
Howevei
,
informal
talks
will
Railwav
Employees
in
WinniDee
game
series
at
Boston,
tv
held
with
railway
executives!
J.
H.
Gibson
of
Division
67
k."
claimed
defence
S.
Collins
In
his
ad-!he
jury.
"These
men
fence
budgeting.
Bevan
says
the
The
game-winning
blow
by
the
j
and
it
is
expected
there
will
be
!
aid
the
resolution
was
put
up
i
rearmament
program
will
wreck
part-time
first
baseman
Irom
!
a
sympathetic
reception.
1
because
that
branch
"oppose
j
British
economy
Scranton,
Pennsylvania,
may
:
I
stepped
into
one
of
these
out-
made.
li.teiumn
of
stealing
at
vantvd
to
pull
a
Joke
side
the
Toko
Correspondents'
I
All
l
was
immng
were
pnra-ses
Club.
The
driver
was
a
smiling,'
like
"O
tsukaital
desu"
(I
want
Hardrock
12
Harricana
9Va
Heva
.14
Jacknife
10
Joliet
Quebec
,
.60
Little
Long
Lac
1.14
manager.
Knife
King
Going
Under
Lvnx
151
turn
out
to
have
been
the
most
important
hit
of
the
season
for
Casey
Stengel's
gang.
The
victory
went
to
Bob
Hoguc,
third
of
five
Yank
pitchers.
Uei
worked
mly
Innings.
j
In
the
only
night
game,
St.
Louis
Browns
Shaded
Washing-1
ton
Senators
4
to
3
as
Satchel
Paige
struck
out
five
men
in
aj
three-inning
relief
chore.
j
;
d$
anise
out
of
an
lncl-i
ife
1.
when
James
Mor-T.an
tor
Mi-Kay.
Smith
3.
it
Co
Ltd..
returned
to
.'iiereial
Hotel
to
find
vitviie
cases
he
had
stored
-l!lg.
rui
Helgerson,
hotel
man-oiii.ed
the
sample
room
n
SI":
can
and
then
phoned
,
I
"""""
'
-
V
'
11
!
polite
Japanese
named
Nikimo-ito
eat
with
chopstlclsi
and
tc.
I
told
Mr.
Nikimoto
where
I
"Goku
chikai
stiinchuugun
wa
want-d
to
go.
From
my
direc-
dochira
dvshoo
ka?"
1
Where
are.
tions
he
must
have
realized
that
the
nearest
American
troops?
1
I
had
Just
arrived
in
the
Orient,
t
-
I
finally
made
my
scape
with,
because,
at
the
first
stop
light,
two
Japanese
phrases
which
he
turned
and
smiled
and
said:
(meant.
"Take
me
to
the
nearest
"Japanese
wife,
you
hava
no?",
Western
Hotel.
I
have
been
bit-Startled,
I
said,
"Why,
no.
1
ten
by
a
snake."
Mr-
Nikimoto
promplty
took
mean,
yes,
hava
no."
j
Mi.
Nikimoto
said,
"Ah,
so."
I"1
back
to
the
Correspondents
He
shook
his
head
sadly.
"Must
Club.
His
parting
words
were,
Princess'
Departure
Deferred
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.22
McLaod
Cockshutt
2.75
Negus
.80
Noranda
84
00
Louvlcourt
29
Pickle
Crow
1.70
San
Antonio
2.75
Sherrit
Gordon
4.05
Steep
Rock
.".
8.00
Silver
Miller
1.55
Upper
Canada
1.78
Golden
Manitou
7.30
LONDON
(CP)
The
j
King
is
to
have
an
opera-
NATIONAL
LEAGI
E
nport
the
missing
ar-
have
Japanese
wife.
I
get
you
"(-'Kay.
1
wait
tor
you
alter
one
1
nt
investigation
bv
nruoitiyii
uuugeis
wmeiieu
uicu;,.
i
National
League
margin
to
four-
j
uon.
51
was
OlllCiaiiy
an-and-a-half
games
by
sinking
St.
nounced
tonight.
Louis
4
to
3
while
Cincinnati
Kedsj
Prlncess
Elizabeth
and
the
fine
Japanese
wife
maybe.
Nice
day.
house,
you
live
inside.
All
rice
for
several
days
after
that
I
P
dprovered
the
Cases,
part-"fj
and
in
"great
state
of
ffVin
the
Inlander
Rooms,
aliment
of
Larry
can
eat,
all
laundry.
Maybe;
u;"-u
l"c
cuue
u
mc
Earlier
report
had
said
that
lour
physicians
who
examined
the
King
had
recommended
an
operation.
The
spokesman
said
that
Princess
Elizabeth
Is
completing
last
minute
plans
for
her
trip
to
Canada
and
there
is
nothing
to
suggest
a
change
in
her
plans,
vxcept
for
a
delay
in
departure
until
after
the
operation
period
is
safely
over.
KiHKxea
over
me
runner-up
iMew;Duke
of
Eainburgh
have
post.
York
Giants
3
10
1.
nnnrH
thplr
nlnns
tn
leave
for
In
ttrLr,
K.,t
lha
.Qt
I
mils
!
'
'
.
i
vi
.di-ryagt
a'nd
Swanson
Cardinals
behind
Carl
Erskine.
1
arrfc-ied
Itillowlng
the
dls-I
Any
combination
of
five
Dod
Canada
Tuesday
but
hope
to
fly
later,
arriving
in
Quebec.
The
announcement
said
that
the
projected
tour
of
Canada
will
still
be
carried
out.
charged
with
theft,
ger
wins
or
five
Giant
defeats
would
sew
up
the
pennant
new
tor
the
Flatbush.
Brooklyn
has
ten
games
w
piay
and
the
"
abatement
to
Sgt
E.
A.
iVlhderyagt
had
said
"the
'li
g
started
as
a
Joke"
wever.
following
pre-'
Giants
only
seven
They
do
not
Weather
Synopsis
A
high
pressure
area
off
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
Is
shielding
the
British
Columbia
coast
from
storms
which
are
sweeping
into
the
prairies.
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy
today,
continued
warm
and
light
winds.
Temperatures:
Prince
Rupert,
45
and
68;
Sandspit,
48
and
65;
Prince
George
and
Smithers,
35
and
70;
Telegraph
Creek,
40
and
65.
rK
t
i
i
ii
ii
.ui
ii.ui
...
mm-rt
'
jfi
anng,
was
committed1
meet.
';,ywt.
i
on
Hodges'
thirty-ninth
.
A
h
apkr"
mer
in
the
sixth
helped
ho-the
the
.
,
.
i
Dodgers
but
they
needed
Nanaimo
is
Not
Safe
Yet
NANAIMO
The
forest
fire
threat
to
this
Vancouver
Island
city
is
not
completely
removed
ar.
yet.
The
Mount
Benson
fire
is
springing
up
again
and
has
Jumped
one
of
the
fire
breaks.
i
run
in
Lne
ia.si
ui
Liie
mum
New
Baseball
Mogul
Named
NEW
YORK
(P
Ford
Frick.
president
of
the
National
League,
wars
named
Commissioner
of
Organized
'Baseball
last
night
to
succeed
A.
B.
Chandler.
The
new
commissioner
was
chosen
for
the
$65,000
a
year
post
a
Cardinal
rally.
it,
k
""J!?-offset
twenty-five
thousand
yen,-
one
V
wr
fear
or
uncling
Mr.
niki-month."
-
moto's
grinning
face,
and
Miss
"I'm
sure
-that's
very
reason-
Takahashi,
at
the
front
door,
able."
I
said,
beginning
to
get
a1
this
experience,
I
stuck
bit
nervous,
but,
really"
I
to
domestic
taxis.
The
drivers
"Okay,"
said
Mr.
Nikimoto.
I
spoke
no
English,
but
I
figured
"You
save
much
money.
I
gomy
guide-book
Japanese
would
now,
make
phone
call.
Girl
come,
!
set
into
less
truoble
than
you
look.
She
very
good
Japan-1
English
of
Mr.
Nikimoto's
var-esj
girl,
noble
family.
Not
marry
,
iety.
before.
Her
family
have
money
I
'as
wrong,
of
course."
The
before
but
in
war
come
B-29
1
Japanese
language
is
fuch
that
boom!
boom!
family
now
poor."
a
slight
change
in
pronuncia-
Before
I
could
stop
him
Mr.
t'0".
or
a
few
changed
syllables,
Nikimoto
popped
out
of
tbe
taxi
completely
alters
the
meaning
and
disappeared
into
a
store
to
of
a
sentence.
There
was
one
phone.
Returning,
he
drove
me
tourist
practising
his
newly
a:-still
protesting,
to
the
Shinbashi
Quired
Japanese
who
asked
a
Station,
where
we
were
joined
by
Tokyo
bus.
driver
to
"please
drop
Miss
Takahashi.
I
half
expected
me
at
the
next
stop."
Miss
Takahashi
would
be
wear-
'
At
least
he
thought
that
was
ing
a
kimona
and
the
wooden
what
he
said.
What
he
actually
clogs
known
as
geta.
But
from
said
was
'please
kill
me
at
the
her
sweater
to
her
buckskin
shoes
next
stop."
she
was
dressed
exactly
like
a
I
ut
ot
his
fleeP
sense
of
cour-bobby-soxer.
She
was
even
I
tesy
the
bus
driver
was
about
to
chewing
gum.
oblige,
when
an
English-speak-
.
"You
like?"'
said
Mr.
Nikimoto,
'm8
passenger
intervened
to
ask
grinning
expectantly.
the
tourist
if
he
was
sure
thafs
,
I
looked
into
Miss
Takahashi's
what
he
wanted.
.....w,,
-UI
1I1K1I1C
;'7nM,L!Uh
:d
others
theiof
thr
hits
in
the
eighth
inn-
A
fire
near
Lund,
not
far
from
ing
with
an
error
and
a
pair
of
walks
to
chase
Jim
Hearn
with
a
three-run
blast.
Kenney
Raffensberger,
with
ninth
inning
help
from
Ewell
Blackwell,
registered
his
fifteenth
win.
at
a
closed
session
of
the
sixteen
1
Powell
River,
is
causing
some
Major
League
club
owners.
I
alarm.
Frick
has
long
been
Identified
,
L
l-'Phail,
Khutzematecn
said
he
was
"In
ie
30
and
drank
beer
-
mmercial
Hotel
that
Si'
a
table
with
Vander-'
f-A.o'.Mm
and
a
couple
TOijiium
the
lnterlor
'!
u2kt'd
up
a
caper
we
Nato
Enlarges
Its
Anti-Red
Alliance
Ottawa
Council
Concludes
With
Admission
of
Notts
County
"
Helgerson
hofnrp
he
threatened
to
etilct
us
-
.
ti
ll
Vrfiotel,,
We
declded
ei
Defeats
Hull
with
baseball,
first
as
a
newspaperman
In
the
West
and
In
N.'w
York
City
and,
since
1934,
as
president
of
the
National
League.
He
Is
56
years
old.
Thus
has
ended
a
search
that
began
last
December
11
when
club
owners
refused
to
vote
Chandler
a
new
contract.
Frick
will
have
a
seven-year
contract.
Red
Vote
to
Attlee
Govt
LONDON
The
British
Labor
party
Is
not
too
happy
over
a
statement
in
the
Moscow
newspaper
Pravda
today
that
Communists
would
support
the
Labor
Party
in
the
British
general
elections
In
ridings
where
there
are
no
official
candidates.
BIGGER
WORKLESS
'
md
of
a
caper
were
e
m
tti
null")
LONDON
Notts
Codnty
defeated
Hull
City
3
to
1
today
in
an
English
Football
League,
Third
Division,
game.
soft,
brown
eyes.
She
giggled.
M0SC
01
tne
aomesuc
taxis
are
Hurriedly
I
dived
back
into
my
charcoal
burners.
A
contraption
copy
of
"Japanese
In
Thirty
something
like
a
whisky-still
was
Hours,"
which
I
had
been
thumb-
I
bl"lt
where
the
trunk
usually
is.
ing
through
for
the
past
five
far
as
1
was
able
to
under-minutes
in
the
hope
of
some
stand
the
charcoal
fumes
from
i
"estion
was
to
hide
Greece
and
Turkey
to
Atlantic
Treaty
Organization
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
North"
Atlantic
Council
shrugged
off
Russia's
"empty
words
about
peace"'
yesterday
and
took
steps
to
make
its
anti-communist
alliance
bigger,
and
broader.
mis
conuauuou
worsea
ineir
way
around
the
passengers,
past
the
driver,
until
they
finally
found
their
way
into
the
engine
and
caused
It
to
operate.
This
made
it
a
pretty
warm
ride,
especially
when
you
were
plung-
Smithers
Gets
Federal
Block
-take
them
from
the
K
;
Jm-;wid
then
listen
to
,t'ani
afterwards,"
Mc-3
ered.
1
g
asked
McPhail
If
I
the
party
left
for
any
jtime.
I
:my
protracted
length
Jturned
McPhail.
Then
turned
on
Page
5)
coalition
coalition,
The
12-nation
concluding
its
Ottawa
meetings,
pushed
its
military
front
into
tne
oil-rich
Middle
East
by
voting
to
admit
Greece
and
Turkey
and
pledging
member
states
to
a
new
era
of
co-operation
!n
such
non-military
fields
as
economics,
finance,
foreign
pol-
fru
nnri
ovpn
fMiltiire.
Labor
Out
For
Wages
PAY
IS
ASKED
VANCOUVER
Canadian
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada,
in
convention
here,
asked
for
an
increase
in
the
unemployment
Insurance
payments.
The
waiting
period
should
be
reduced
from
nine
to
three
days
or
dropped
altogether.
It
Is
also
asked.
!
ing
through
Tokyo
s
.
narrow
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
'M
P.,
re-streets
without
any
apparent
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
ac-,
gard
for
life
and
ilmb.
companied
by
Mrs.
Applewhaite
I
Tokyo
is
the
second
largest
rit
y
following
a
visit
to
-his
constit-:
in
the
world,
with
some
eight
uents
at
Telkwa,
Smithers,
Mor-
i
million
people
crammed
into
it,
mng
Work
icetown
and
other
communities.
(Continued
on
page
4)
VANCOUVER
fl-The
Cana-
.emission
of
Oreere
and
He
reports
continuing
expan-;
slon
In
every
area
along
the
Listen
TONIGHT
to
R.
G.
LARGE,
M.D.
Presenting
the
views
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Medical
Association
on
Our
Hospital
and
our
Community
CFPR
at
6.15
p.
m.
PRINCE
RUPERT
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
MODERNIZATION
FUND
CAMPAIGN
dlan
Congress
of
Labor
yester-
Turkey
is
not
final
yet.
It
will
day
lent
its
support
to
the
na-have
be
approved
by
a
num-
f.
N.S.
Because
of
!'
trouble
what
?'ns
and
sini.r,ano.
I
railway
line.
j
"Plans
for
the
new
Federal
;
building
at
Smithers
are
now
uonal
wage
drive
by
CCL
unions
ber
of
parliaments
including
tor
"substantial"
wage
increases,
I
Canada
Tories
Big
Favorite's
lteel
Corporation
is
P
one
of
ius
furnaces
uce
the
niit.rmf.
h.
LONDON
(P
British
bettors
K
-m
TIDES
-
-
Saturday,
September
22,
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
6:00
15.1
feet
17:40
17.2
feet
Low
11:19
10.C
feet
Union
steamer
Coqultlam,
Capt.
William
McCombe,
is
due
in
port
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
way-points
and
will
sail
at
9.
p.m.
for
South
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points.
OTBALL
-
reaay
ana
speculations
are
in
course
of
preparation.
Tenders
for
this
building
will
be
called
for
about
the
third
week
in
No-
vember.
The
new
building
will
accomodate
the
post
office,
Do-:
minion
telegraph
and
telephone,
i
Dominion
Fisheries
and
Agri-
j
culture
branches."
CBC
repeater
stations
are
now
!
installed
and
in
operation
at
j
Smithers,
Terrace,
Ha;;elton
and
;
Burns
Lake.
Delegates
left
here,
proclaiming
their
"growing
strength
and
confidence"
and
agreed
to
meet
in
Rome
in
late
November
to
map
out
new
military
plans
that
will
include
some
form
of
participation
by
West
Germany.
The
last
act
of
the
council
was
to
turn
over
to
Canada's
external
affairs
minister,
Hon.
L.
B.
Pearson,
chairmanship
of
the
council
for
the
next
year.
The
annual
convention
urged
its
affiliates
to
go
after
wage
hoists
to
try
to
offset
"unwarranted
and
-
unnecessary
price
rises
and
to
maintain
their
standard
of
living."
A
single
organization
of
all
Canadian
workers
was
urged.
The
CCL
called
for
solid
organic
unity
of
all
"bona
fide"
central
labor
organizations
into
a
single
organization.
,
DO
A
k
.
.
today
established
the
Conservative
party
as
4to
6
favorites
to.
topple
Prime
Minister
Attlee
's
Latxy
regime
in
the
general
election
October
25.
Reuters
News
Agency
says
that
bookmakers
are
offering
odds
of
five
to
one
that
the
Conservatives
will
win.
rwi
NIGHT
tick-oft
6:30
h'
PRINCK
RI
pibt