I THE DAILY NEWS PRINCE Rl PERT BRITISH (THIMBU Publlf.hed Every Afternoon Except Sunday by Prtnre Rupert Caily News Limited. Third Avenue Q. A HUNTER MANAGING EDITOR MEMBER Off THE CANADIAN PRESS The Canadian Press i exclusively entitled to use for publlea-on of all news despatches credited to it or to the Associated -ess in this paper and also the local news published therein. All riglits of republication of special despatches therein are so reserved. SI'BSCRIPTION FrATES y City Carrier, per week 15 Per month 63 Pei year $7.00 y Mail, per month 40 Per year $4 00 DAILY EDITION Publishing Casualty Lists . . . Under a new Canadian Press arrangement, it ha-become oossihle fur the Daily 'eu s to nnhlish sinnil- Censoring Big News . . . Quite a fuss has been set up over an alleged breach of censorship and news release agreement bv lished Poland and the Future . . . Like it has been in the past, there is no more thorny issue today in international nolitics than the future of Poland. It is becoming useless to duck the isue, though there are indications that Brftlh and American diplomats have been trying to do so. However we now know dearlv where Moscow stands. Soviet ambassador to Washington. Conatantina Ouman- skv. who understands Stalin's intentions ouite well, has inst explainer! that Russia's fut lll'C f font lav ii Canadian Government Acts to Consolidate Canada's Position in Air Steps Taken in (943 Indicate Canada is Ready t. Paj Itiu Mart in Post war Aviation Espcuisjon. By JACK WILLIAMS (Canadian Press Staff Writer) OTTAWA, Dee. ;J (CP) Civilian aviation CUM Co the forefront during 1943 as one pf Canada's prime post-war considerations. There are indications of a concentrated effort to gain for Canada the place in Dost-war aviation that she ha- gained, through the R.C.A.F. and the British Commonwealth Air Train Hit Plan, in wartime flying. On - the ci edit side the Dominion can tinn fr AMantir ,,,. unA ur 1.. " f V-i.. ,.lnAa t a ..In ... taneooslv with all other Canadian papers, including T Vl J ' " ed tlle vmmm La. the large metropolitan dailies, the casualty lists of 71" the gov- CUtr gj aviat'" the Canadian services in the war. In other words, we ernment attaches to civil avia-: ' "' ' ire now able to puhlish in Prince Rupert today the ama apparent when. asualty lists which are being carried concurrent ly today by papers in such Cities as Montreal. Toronto nial statement on aviation pol-111(1 Vancouver. icy i. the Commons It was The lists nay appear to be long but. in view of the cmf- "" late" m nuch lareer population here emanating from all hen .M,i;liti0,is Howe, .. W. 1 ' , . , . . ... the minister responsible for civil parts or the country, we have considered it instill- button, was delegated to at-ahle to give the considerable space that the lists take tend a British commonwealth lin. The lists, which linfortimatplv wm to bp opttino air conference in London - re- !,.,. mJLL- i I ...,u.. ' 1 i ... i garded as preliminarv to to in larger, Ruuan va wt- nici Bin M-iiiiie(i aim f iicir , 1 . ... . . . . ": . .1 iM i u reason to helieve that the newly arranged service l appreciated. inter nal discussions on a w:der scale. I leu in Canadian Plane Mr Howe'.s overseas trip was indicative of the years devel -1 opment. He crossed the Atlantic in a TransCanada Air Lines operating on a reeent!y-esub- transAtlantir service the eminent Reuters News Agency in itn coop this j With him was h j Synnngun week nt the official news of the North Africa conference. Protests have been made to which Reuters replies that it was able to obtain the announcemant by virtue of "spontaneous journalistic enterprise" at Lisbon. In view of the fact that Axis sources had been T C A president Mr King in his statement to the House defined the place which the aovernment prooose T.C.A. to hold in aviation expan-1 sion: "TransCanada Air Lines will continue to be the Instri'- ment of the government in telline of the conference for a week before the off i-1 maintaining ail trans -eontlafn c l a I announcement was made the premature b) eak nrobahlv did not hamper security. Possi- tal air transport services and in operatinc services across inter national national boundary oounaa lines and ui a, . i i , i ii. ... . , hly there was no real object in holding up the official outside Canada " announcement as long as was done. The trouble has prohaMv heen stirred un as a re While TCA was thus nominated as the dominion's main- spit of a protest being made to the authorities by one T TlT in Canad;' anf1 1 . . abroad the other Can u; , major of the hie news gathering agencies enmieting mtk tda air HrriM, Canadian PM-I Keuters which, through its organization and connec- fic Airlines, continued a pro tions. has a reputation for smart service in dissemin- eram of ejpansion and there Ls ating international news ierl expectation that if op-Ac fr.,. fU "o m ii i: , pott unity offers it will be an AS for the i i i i SCOOn. it did not have much Oljnch important contender in the atfer Damp Rumor for several days before had been fansAtiamic field giving forth fairly accurate if not official new of Already cpa. has placed new! the conference being in progress. hlirope is to be that establislil in TUn, u!rd concession and privileges . "")'"i m urn Li'r i I r, V,. 1VK ili D,.l..v,J ,,.,'iL . l- r t- , bt-hv i uiviiu m no ine fnssians Dibb Printing Company For a Brighter Future Buy War Savings Stamps Bcsner Block, 3rd Street Phone 234 emphasis on its north-south lines, which link T.C.A s east-west main line with many parts of the northland In Favorable Position Presuming that Canada will retain use after the war of the vast Goose airport In Labrador she will be in a favorable nosi-ln northern Alberta and British Columbia are a eatewav to the west, already dubbed the northwest passage by air " Extensive use of all these field now is being made by the United States, but Mr. Kin? has declar- frnnteH rinrintr flip n-ar tuill lor. in io;: in (,tw' ...ou t... . vouis. inland can hae hack the part which Hitler i orobabmtv of some form of took but not the part which Russia took in order lreement whereby United to "protect Poland " This ia nf miMii ; ,..e: . States lines will retain use of of the meaning of the Atlantic f'harte,- and there hnwi Canadian vas Kussias pledged word in renouncino- all claim states f to me territory she had occupied in 19 What if going to be done about it? To what extent are the Pie I-our powers-United States, Ruia, Britain and hma-to rearrange Kurope after the war. and what is to be the influence of each of these four" We do not know, and we have not been told Those ol us who go on the princ iple of don't-eross-a-hridge-unt.l-you-come-to-it. will contentedly wait and iee I he rest of us may worry about it,' just as we may be disturbed oyer many problems coming to light in the tirst of the post-war years. fields and Canadian ill havf access to United fields From an aircraft construction point of view, attention in Canada is centred on the govern- 1TH f KNTI KY DISC OVKKY The X-ray was diicovered by Roentgen in 18i5. 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