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EDTOP
CABS
one
j.
RASPER
C.
MclNTYRE
siaixl:
Kupert
Tobacco
Store
(across
from
Ormes)
DAY
AND
NIGHT
SERVICE
i
democracy
oui
is
tvM-.iuaiij
unuemocrauc.
'
-te
believe
can
set
planned
economy
without
surrender
of
essential
redoms
which
lend
dignity
to
life,"
he
said.
Mr.
Attlce
was
confident
that
the
Labor
Paity
conference
I
fil
June
would
reject
Communist
application
for
affiliation.
h
ieqiiqence
If
Captain
rime
i
lixecl
for
Loss
of
famrr
Yukon
in
Alaskan
liters
lATTLE
A
U
S.
(,'oastguard
,
t:
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has
ruld
thai
enre
have
been
:
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C3ptaln
Chrli
r.:
icr
of
the
liner
,vHi
u
-w.
has
been
sus-'j
l
t
lit
months.
t
,
wrn;
aground
in
v
:s
B:
'
jn
Alaska
in
Feb-1
E
iives
were
lost
i
;
C':'
of
rescue
shins
1,1
::i
i
rale
and
saved
I
p
;engers.
;
of
negligence
i
-
in
the
captain--
t
'
:und
equipment
,;:
ship's
position,
patent
log
to
i
dc'.
mining
the
cor'
;
....
.1
i.sid
negligently
r
'he
n
1
at
a
greater
1
:cd
.an
wa.s
safe
unite
,-.
:unitances.
I
TO
TRAIN
?EEK
NURSES
PNDON
Under
U.N.R.R.A.
'i
y.;
Britain
is
to
assist
In
rrc'.sraUon
and
development
Krslr.3
services
In
Greece
'here
an
at
present
only
rd
nur.;cs.
As
soon
as
an
be
completed
"
ti
::r
50
Greek
girls
will
d".
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Kingdom
for
training
In
rural
19
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A
number
of
English
sarp
to
be
sent
as
lnstruc-3
the
proHred
new
school
:
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be
opened
in
Sal-
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MEN
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7
7
T
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Muskox
Cp
.
'"""ng
toward
the
Htk
Hat'0U
at
Fort
Nelson.
In
J"
on
the
Ainstn
t)re'"Ptditlonwasschedul-
th
v.wst
report
places
Io
(0m.aavance
eleifients
of
-
ucaunaiion.
IJLY
cultlvated
ALFALFA
by
'
the
J:.
.entnrles
before
the
I
1
ALASKA
ROAD
TROOPS
TO
GET
'PAY,
BOOST
I
OTTAWA
O-Canadian
soi-
dicrs
on
the
1,500
miles
of
Alaska
Highway
which
the
!
Canadian
government
has
taken
over
will
have
to
pay
75
cents
for
a
haircut
and
60
cents
for
a
bottle
of
beer,
so
the
army
Is
going
to
help
them
with
a
big
pay
boost.
Unmarried
men
and
married
men
without
their
wives
will
receive
extra
pay
of
$1,200
1
year.
Married
men
witty
fam
ilies
will
get
an
extra
$1,500.
.
The
extra
pay
Is
the
same
for
j
all
ranks.
j
CLUE
TO
THEFT
j
OFDUCE'SBODY
i
ROME-
There
Is
a
report
that
i
police
have
found
a
clue
to
the
theft
of
Mussolini's
body
from
a
Milan
potter's
field.
Another
re
port
says
that
the
bodies
of
Mus-
isollni's
mistress
and
tro
famous
I
Fascists
were
also
removed
from
j
Ihelrgmvc.
!
nglish
-Speak
"MMUNISTS
ARE
UNDEMOCRATIC,
SSERTS
PRIME
MINISTER
ATTLEE
NrAVCASTI.K,
1:115.
(CD
Prime
.'Minister
Clement
Attlec,
wins
the
entry
of
organized
Communists
into
Labor
Party,
l
dared
today
that
the
"Communist
parly
gives
lip
service
r
.
..
.1-11..
.,
..
.....
.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL-BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
TAXI
TAXI
PL
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w.
mml
537
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and
NIGHT
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vo
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v
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Kupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Bill
and
Ken
Nesbitt
V
l-fy
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY.
APRIL
27,
1946
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
-
-
"
v
Spirits
Ration
In
British
Columbia
Is
Being
Doubled
VICTORIA
(CP)
British
Columbia
in
Mav
will
double
the
amount
of
spirits
purchasable
and
will
return
beer
parlors
to
pre-war
schedule
of
operation
hours.
The
monthly
ration
of
iye,
Scotch,
rum
or
brandy
in
May
will
be
two
2G-ounce
bottles
with
the
single'limitation
that
only
one
of
these
may
be
Scotch.
Beer
parlors
will
be
able
to
sell
all
the
bottled
beer
they
want
to
those
wishing
to
take
It
out
to
drink.
Veterans'
clubs
will
be
icr-mltted
to
operate
the'same
hours
as
beer
parlors
as
will
also
be
private
clubs.
Gin
continues
ration-free.
The
ration
or
bottled
malt
beverages
at
the
liquor
stores,
In
llou
of
spirits
remains
unchanged
at
eight
dozen
pints.
Ale
and
wine
allowances
arc
Also
unchanged.
SURPRISE
SEARCH
FOR
DIPLOMATS
Shunlchl
Kaze,
Jap
minister
to
Switzerland,
is
the
first
of
a
group
of
top
Jap
European
diplomats
to
leave
the
L.S.T.
at
Uraga
on
arrival
aboard
the
repatriation
ship
Tsukushl
Maru.
The
326
repatriates
were
surprised
by
a
search
for
cash
and
securities
which
they
brought
Into
the
country
with
them.
Eighth
Army
officials
had
reports
carrying
valuables
that
might
be
worth
were
that
the
diplomats
$5
000
000
Kaze
will
be
remembered
as
the
bearer
of
Japanese
surrender
notes
to
the
Allies.
At
left,
Lleut.-Gcn.
Robert
L.
Eichclberger,
commander
of
the
Eighth
Army,
watches
the
diplomat
leave
the
L.S.T
He
was
there
"to
see
that
these
people
are
treated
courteously
"
ng
Natiohs
Are
Unconquerable
jSome
Clocks
'Are
Changing
'
HrilKli
Columbia
Will
he
Having
Mixed
Times
This
j
.Summer
Prince
Kupert
Slays
Standard
I
Daylight
saving
returns
to
the
j
Dominion
this
week-end
with
the
i
majority
of
Canadian
cities
ad
vancing
their
clocks
one
hour
at
2
a.m.
on
Sunday,
prince
Rupert
.slayj
on
standard
time.
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
;0
thpr
British
Columbia
cities
will
go'
on
fast
time.
Olhcr
municipalities
and
districts
are
either
undecided
yet
or
havp
elected
t0
remain
on
standard
time.
Others
on
summer
time
will
be
New
WeMmlnslcr.
Richmond.
CoqulUam
N
c
I
o
n,
Bumaby.
Powell
River,
Port
Albemi
and
Esquimau.
The
only
transportation
system
goin-r
on
daylight
saving
time
is
Union
Steamships
Ltd.
and
all
vessels
of
this
line
vHl
sail
accordingly.
DERBY
WINS
CUP
FINAL
LONDON
P'
Derby
County
triumphed
today
in
the
football
association
cup
final
with
an
overtime
victory
of
4
to
1
over
Charlotte
Athletic.
The
King,
Queen
and
Princess
Elj-zobeth
witnessed
the
game
ai;
tended
by
'93,000.
Spanish
Troops
Leaves
Cancelled
MADRID
Unofficial
reports
said
yesterday
that
all
leaves
of
Spanish
troops
in
the
Madrid
military
region
have
been
cancelled
and'
the
soldiers
have
been
ordered
to
report
to
their
barracks
by
Monday.
Spaniards
have
alleged
tUcrc
is
Communist-Inspired
activity
on
the
closed
Spanish-French
border.
World
Lacking
Commonsense
And
Virtue,
Former
Premier
Winston
Churchill
States
,
Agencies
of
Destruction
Present
Menace
Lack
of
United
Effort
Towards,
Betterment
Aberdeen,
Scotland
Minister
Winston
Churchi
underlying
unities
make
the
unconquerable
in
a
work
Churchill
said
the
world
is
i!
in
the
hands'
of
men
"agencies
of
destruction
far
beyond
any
development
of
their
t
-
,
commonsense
and
virtue."
"In
many
countries
where
even
united
efforts
would
fall
far
short
of
what
Is
needed
party
strife
and
faction
is
tormented
or
machine-mad
and
skeleton
fanatics
rave
at
each
other
about
their
rival
Idealogles."
1.
Bulletins
BUTCHER
SHOPS
CLOSING
VICTORIA
Meat-eaters
here
are
in
for
a
lean
time
next
week.
With
only
fraction
beef
shipments,
if
any,
expected,
many
Victoria
batchers
are
preparing
to
close
for
thre
days
next
week
and
some
may
close
sooner.
A
few
closed
for
an
hour
or
two
yesterday
to
cope
with
rush
orders.
HOSPITAL
MEMORIAL
,
TAPLOW
The
Canadian
Red
Cross
-
Lw,'pitalaf
j,1iuileiv
United
Kingdom,'
becomes
crown
property
Monday
as
a
memorial
to
Canadians
killed
during
the
war.
The
presenta
tion
will
be
made
by
Viscount
accepted
by
Aneurin
Bevln,
minister
of
health.
JEWELRY
GONE
TOO
VANCOUVER
Four
white
jade
necklaces
worth
thousands
of
dollars
may
have
been
on
the
person
of
French
millionaire
Henri
Bar
when
he
vanished
overboard
from
a
Vancouver-bound
ship
in
mid-Pacific
this
week.
The
vessel
came
from
Hong
Kong.
The
Jade
necklaces
were
not
aboard
Ihc
ship,
detectives
say,
having
searched
the
vessel
completely
yesterday
and
today.
INDIA
FOOD
SITUATION
BANGALORE
Herbert
Hoover,
concluding
food
investigations
in
Europe
and
Asia;
warned
today
that,
unless
the
outside
world
rushes
supplies
to
the
stricken
peoples
of
India,
tens
of
thousands
will
be
in
jeoparly
of
life.
He
said
that
It
is
impossible
to
hazard
a
guess
as
to
what
the
death
tolls
might
be,
but
said
that
some
23,000.000
are
involved
in
food
1
difficulties
throughout
India.
NEW
TEACHERS'
HEAD
VANCOUVER
C.
J.
Oates
of
Vancouver
was
elected
president
of
the
British
Columbia
Teachers'
Federation,
succeed-ill
G.
B.
Gillies
of
Victoria.
Two
Killed
On
Railway
Freight
Train
Collides
with
Three
Hand
Cars
In
Tunnel
Near
Kamloops
KAMLOOPS,
W
Two
men
were
killed
and
four
were
Injured'
I
today
when
a
westbound
Cana-1
fllan
Pacific
freight
train
col
lided
with
three
hand
cars
carrying
a
track-laying
crew
In
u
tunnel
near
Cherry
Creek,
14
miles
west
of
Kamloops.
The
dead
and
Injured
were
all
members
of
a
track-laying
crew.
The
dead
are
James
O.
Orr,
55,
and
J.
Bodnar,
55.
The
Injured
are
I
Bodnar-chuk,
J.
M.
Bodnar,
M.
Kraus
and
K.
Koslenuk.
All
are
from
the
Kamloops
area.
Doctors
and
nurses
were
rushed
to
the
scene
(CP)
Former"
Prime
I
declared
today
that
English-speaking
world
rife
with
hatred."
Mr.
1
and
science
has
placed
ROAD
OPEN
TO
1
TYEE
BY
NIGHT
Progress
Being
Made
in
Clearing
Snow
from
Highway
The
Prince
Rupert
Highway
may
be
open
again
for
the
25
miles
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Tyee
by
tonight
if
the
rate
of
snow
clearing
which
has
been
mada
during
the
week
over
the
Rainbow
Summit
is
maintained
today.
From
Tyee
to
the
big
slide,
near
Kwlnitsa
there
Is
little
snow
and
only
minor
obstruction.'
which
should
speedily
be
clearer
out.
Snow
clearing
operations
are
alsi
proceeding
from
the
cast
am
toward
Kwlnitsa
and
good
urorre
Is
reported.
The
big
question
to
when
thp
Toad
will
bfgKwiht&a
,an
be
citwrca
one
of.
the
most
modern
in
the
jor
ircumventecf.
The
Depart-
j
ment
of
Public
Works
has
prom
ised
to
have
the
road
open
by
June
1-
Yesterday
the
road
had
been
cleared
of
snow
one
mile
beyond
Bennett,
former
Canadian
J
the
summit
on
this
end
and
It
prime
minister,
and
will
be
was
eXnected
to
net
through
the
remaining
three
miles
to
Tyee
by
tonight.
In
this
area
thtre
s
three-and-a-half
feet
of
wet
and
heavy
snow
on
the
road
which
has
not
been
passable
for
driving
since
December.
EGYPT
LOOKS
FOR
EVACUATION
CAIRO--
The
head
of
Egypt's
government
has
broken
his
silence
on
the-present
Anglo-Egyp-tlon
talks
for
a
revision
of
the
1936
treaty
between
Britain
and
Egypt.
The
Egyptian
Prune
Min
ister,
Ismail
Pasha,
"said
he
expects
no
aurgulng
on
his
-country's
demand
for
evacuation
ot
British
forces.
CARIBOO
MAN
IS
FATALLY
BURNED
Oscar
Mailctiat,
100-Mile
House,
Perishes
After
Using
Gas
to
Light
Fire
.ONE-HUNDRED
MILE
HOUSE,
B.C.,
0i
Oscar
Mailcoat,
aged
36,
died
and
Mrs.
H,
Sundmann
was
badly
burned
yesterday
when
fire
destroyed
the
Mall-coats
cabin.
Mailcoat,
a
sheepralser,
used
gasoline
to
start
a
fire
and
tlu
explosion
which
followed
set
the
house
afire.
Mrs.
Sundmann
was
burned
when
she
dashed
Into
the
flaming
building
In
an
effort
to
rescue
Mailcoat.
TEACHERS
SET
WAGE
SCHEDULE
VANCOUVER,
The
B.C.
Teachers'
Fcderatoin
passed
a
resolution
asking
an
average
Increase
of
$300
In
annual
salaries
and
adopied
a
new
minimum
salary
scare,
recommending
the
latter
to
be
used
as
a
minimum
basis
In
agreements
with
school
boards.
The
new
scale
calls
for
a
$1,300
minimum
In
primary
schools
and
an
annual
wage
boost
of
$100
until
$2,400
Is
reached.
For
secondary
schools
the
minimum
was
set-at
$1,600,
with
an
annual
wage
increase
of
$100
until
$3,000
Is
reached,
AS
RUSSIA
WITHDREW
FROM
COUNCIL
Russia
angrily
quit
the
security
council
meeting
when
it
lost
its
motion
to
postpone
the
Iranian
dispute
and
the
depleted
council
quickly
heard
Iran's
charge
of
strong
Soviet
aggression.
Gromyko,
extreme
left,
rises
from
his
chair
after
announcing
to
the
council
that
he
was
leaving
that
group.
Other
Soviet
delegates
get
to
their
leet,
in
keeping
with
the
Russian
ambassador
s
gesture.
AGREEMENTS
ON
TAXATION
Nothing
Very
Definite
Appears
To
Have
Been
Arrived
at
Yet
at
Ottawa
tMZ::;ZlLM-to
efdftlously
feacralovcrnmen
'Wl
rsir
'Mi
"THCTJ"
i
fir
1
1
1
Lll
III
SI
I
I
I
M
aniFfS
.
Col.
Mel
lorn
for
Rupert
Work
VANCOUVER
(C.T)
The
-Legion
of
Merit
!
Ii:v..
lx'di
awarded
to
Col.
John
II.
Mellom
of
San
I
l
r;nr5t!f.n
fArmnr
tVirtri
if
iF
4lt
Irrf
'Wniar
t,mayat-
?
J
-
.
agreements
with
some
of
the
icft
sun-port
oi
embarkation.
The
award
was
provinces
if
it
cannot
do
so
with
j
,nadc
for
hisC
outstanding
work
at
Prince
Rupert.
an
niJ
uuvuiiccu
uiiuiiitiiuiy
iu
day
while
Dominion-provincial
authorities
prepared
for
Mon
day's
open
discussion
on
financial
relations.
It
was
suggested
that
some
of
the
provinces
might
accept
the
federal
proposals
while
others
refused.
Tills
might
entail
a
redraft
of
proposals
made
at
the
conference
last
August.
STOCKYARDS
ARE
EMPTY
Receipts
at
St.
Boniface
are
l.cwcst
in
Fifty
Years
WINNIPEG
The
biggest
stockyards
in
the
British
Empire
presented
empty
stalls
last
night.
The
Union
stockyards
at
St.
Boniface
outside
of
Winnipeg
had
only
25
cattle
for
trading
yesterday.
The
receipts
were
the
lowest
In
50
years.
There
are
said
to
be
two
reasons
for
the
lack
of
cattle
-
the
producer-packer
deadlock
on
prices
and
the
fact
that
many
farmers
are
busy
seeding.
DISAPPEARANCE
IS
BAFFLING
VANCOUVER
Police
are
still
baffled
by
the
story
-
like
disappearance
of
the
French
millionaire
banker,
'Henri
Bar,
who
disappeared
while
enroute
from
Shanghai
to
Vancouver.
Bar
disappeared
from
the
steamship
Samwater,
which
was
carrying
his
rare
art
and
antiques
to
Vancouver;
FIRE
TAKES
FOUR
LIVES
SAULT
STE.
MARIE
Four
persons,
including
two
chikirer.
were
burned
to
:leath
today
when
fire
destroyed
their
home.
The
dead
are
Alfred
McDonald,
returned
serviceman,
his
English
Avar
bride
and
their
children.
THE
WEATHER
t
Prince
Rupert
Overcast
with
showers,
becoming
continuous
Providing
Famine
Relief
to
India
BANGALORE,
India
Herbert
crossing
here
today
when
their
automobile
was
'struck
by'
a
freight
train.
Marie
Cliffc,
23
was
injured.
BRITONS
KILLED
IN
PALESTINE
JERUSALEM
iff)--Five
British
soldiers
of
the
Sixth
Airborne
division
and
one
British
policeman
were
killed
and
13
Brlton3
and
Jews
were
wounded
yesterday
when
an
armed
group
attacked
Uie
camp
of
the
Royal
Engineers
In
the
southern
part
of
Tel
Aviv.
STEVENSON
CANDIDATE
rain
during
night,
improving
to
VANCOUVER
m
-
Leigh
F.
cloudy
with
showers
by
Sunday.
fStevenson,
former,
air
vice-mar
Minimum
temperature,
41
to-1
shal
in
the
Royal
Canadian
"Air
night;
maximum,
48
Sunday.
Force,
was
nominated
coalition
Wind:
strong
southwest,
20
miles
candidate
for
the
by-election
In
per
hour,
gradually
becomlni
southeast
gale,
30
miles
per
hour
Vancouver-Point
Grey
to
fill
the
vacancy
created
by
the
death
tonight.
Strong
westerly
wind,
of
Attorney-General
R.
L.
Malt-
20
miles
per
hour
Sunday
land,
SPANISH
PROBE
DATE
DEFERRED
NEW
YOl
Q
The
United
Hoover
has
recommended
that
I
Nations
Security
Council
Friday
tne
distressed
.areas
or
India
should
look
for
relief,
to
Australia,
Burma,
Iraq
and
Java
as
well
as
Siam.
He
said
a
large
part
of
the
solution
for
India's
famine
crisis
must
come
from
the
western
hemisphere.
INVESTIGATE
TRAIN
WRECK
NAPD3R,
Illinois
Several
agencies
are
investigating
the
Burlington
Railroad
crash
'in
which
44
persons
lost
their
lives,
Among
the
dead
were
two
chil
dren
and
14
women.
More
than
100
others
were
injured,
at
least
four
trltlcally.
The
engineer
of
the
Exposition
Flyer
has
been
charged
with
manslaughter.
He
suffered
a
skull
fracture
and
cuts.
KILLED
AT
CROSSING
ECHO
BAY,
Ont.,
(f
-Alexan
der
Bell,
accd
24.
and
Mills
Bar
received
a
new
proposal
from
Austria
that
a
five
man
subcommittee
be
named
to
.enquire
into
the
Spanish
question.
Ths"1
council
then
deferred
further
consideration
of
the
case
until
Monday.
The
volewas
delayed
on
a
suggestion
of
Mexico
to
permit'
time
to
study
the
proposal
and
allow
the
delegates
to
get
hew
Instructions.
TRIESTE
TO
BE
ITALIAN
If
United
Stales
Plan
Adopted
Would
Internationalize
Port
Facilities
PARIS,
P
United
States
Secretary
of
State
James
Byrnes
to
day
was
reported
ready
to
de
mand
at
the
Big
Four
foreign
Ministers'
meeting
that
Trieste
be
allowed
to
retain
its
Italian
sovereignty.
The
United
States
maintains
that
Italy
shpuld
keep
Triesta
because
of
the
city's
predomin
antly
Italian
population
but
ber,
32,
were
killed
.at
a
raihrayTftat
its
port
facilities
should
t
internationalized.
The
United
States
is
reportedly
pledged
to
a
policy
of
clearing
foreign
troops
from
eastern
Eur
ope
so
that
the
nations
there
can
concentrate
on
meeting
their
own
food,
fuel
and
transporta
tion
problems.
BLACK
MARKET
HERE
NOT
BAD
OTTAWA
The
Prices
Bq'ard
announced
last
night
from
'Ottawa
that
It
has
ccme
to
the
conclusion
that
black
marketing
Is
'not
extensive
in
Cnnnrti:
A
I
statement
asserted
that
Canada
I
Is
as
free
as
any
qther
country
of
mack
marketing.
COMPLETE
CHANGE
A
cockroach
gets
a
complete
new
skin
several
times
before
It
matures.
Local
Tides
Sunday,
April
23,
1946
High
11:05
19.1
feet
23:36
20.3
feet
Low
5:04
6.8
feet
17:20
4.9
feet
M
i