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and
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address
last
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or
the
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Civic
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pw
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growth
of
the
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beginning
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or
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association
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secretary,
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the
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new
carried
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played.
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universal
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boards
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sal-
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me
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of
membership
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of
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the
annual
conven-
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THAT
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please?"
BODY-STRIPP
ING
OUTCASTS
HAUNT
MAGYAR
CAPITAL
200,000
Who
lied
Hungary
Ahead
of
Russians
Receive
Cold
Reception
n
llcturrx
Dy
AUREL
VARANNAI
DUDAPEST
(Reutera)-Of
all
Hungarians,
whether
prLsoners
of
war,
refugees
or
Jews,
who
how
arc
returning
to,
the
country,
the.
worsl
off
are
those
known
as
the
"westerners.
Estimated
to
number
some
300,000
these
are
Hungarian,
military
personnel
dnd
civilians
who
fled
with
the
German
army
before
the
advancing
Russians.
Many
now
are.
'in
hiding
and
do
not
dare,
return
home
fpr
political
reasons.
Those
who
do
not
return
are
regarded
as
suspicious
characters
on
the
ground
that
their
having
fled
west
Im
plies
pro
-
f
a
s
c
I
s
t
sympathies.
Former
soldiers
returning
from
the
west
who
previously
worked
as
civil
servants'
are
Instantly
dismissed.
No
relfef
Is
granted
to
them
although
they
may
have
lost
everything
when,
they
fled.
Their
families,
homes
and
belongings
Hie
BCUlbClCU,
11
lllli
ItUUOC
Cfl"
j
taped
'bombing,
"eltheT
it
has
been
seized
by
one
authority
or
another
or
some
civilian
has
been
installed
there.
an!
tnr
IVio
ii'tiriiprs"
thprf"
streets
of
Budapest
from
dusk
to
dawn,
making
It
unsafe
for
citizens
to
walk
abroad,
while
others
are
working
In
gangs
us
smugglers
on
the
Austro-Hun-garian
borders.
The
ministry
of
public
welfare
Is
co-operating
with
sev
eral
social
organizations
in
an
attempt
to
ease
the
lot
of
those
returning
especially
of
those
returning
from
Russia.
While
those
coming
from(the
west
are
treated
with
suspicion
and
harshness,
those
from
Russia
are
subjected
tq
the
same
pro
cedure
as
everyone
else
in
Hun
gary
whatever
their
profession.
HARD
O.N
OFFICERS
The
political
past
of
workers.
miners,
farmers
and
the
like
Is
not
as
q
rule
Investigated
top
thoroughly
and
they
find
jobs
almost
at
once.
Officers,
on
the
other
hand,
whether
they
were
on
active
service
or
on
the
re
serve
list,
are
regarded
with
gen
eral
distrust.
The
army
will
not
take
them
back
and
they
can
not
return
tp
their
Jobs,
The
only
fortunate
ones
are
doctors,
lawyers
and
engineers
who
are
usually
allowed
to
go
on
working.
A
third
group
of
near
destitute
people
now
returning
to
Hun
gary
Is
the
Jews,
500,000
of
whom
were
deppited.
Many
of
tntm
found
their
way
to
the
gas
chambers
of
the
Auschwitz
concentration
camp,
others
to
various
other
German
camps.
So
far
not
even
one-tenth
of
the
total
have
come
back.
For
those
who
do
come
back,
prospects
arc
far
from
rosy,
Most
find
their
families
gone
and
their
flats
looted.
While
the
bulk
of
Budapest
Jews
escaped
de
portation
and
survived,
hardly
any
Jews
are
left
in
the
prov
lnces
and
larger
provincial
town's
although
the
population
In
these
areas
before
the
war
consisted
.of
between
15
and
20
percent
Jews
All
Jewish
women
and
children
In
the
countryside
were
murdered
by
the
Germans
and
only
a
few
hundred
at
most
or
the
younger
male
Jews
survived,
Ka'ph
East-
having
succeeded
In
escaping
from
their
forced
labor
groups
and
getting
into
the
Russian
lines.
But,
favored
by
the
fact
that
their
persecution
by
the
Nails
caused
them
to
be
regarded
RUSSIA
LINES
UP
AGAINST
BRITAIN
,s
no
redr;.
Under
the
strain,
t
JAWtOTC
OT-
H
ussla
has
many
of
them
break
down-and
R
,
h
become
thieves,
burglars
and
"T
body-strlppers
who
haunt
the
ter
of
,
mining
Mediterranean
waters
off
the
north
coast
of
Greece.
Andre
Gromyfco
said
yesterday
that
the
British
charges
against
Albania
were
groundless
and
not
proven
by
evidence.
There
war
no
Justification
for
the
United
Nations
security
council
dealing
with
the
matter.
The
United
States
deleprate,
on
the
other
hand,
felt
that
Britain
had
presented
a
convincing
case
against
Albania.
ABERDARE.
Wales
O
Seven
men
and
five
women
have
launched
a
new
Welsh
Industry
near
here.
They
are
making
Wilton
carpet-
the
first
ever
produced
this
side
of
the
English
border,
in
mm
S1
0
anU0H
11
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,n,or
ctsiA
O
O
K
I
R
Canada's
Navy
Being
Split
Future
Disposition
of
Sea
Strength
.Announced
Distribution
Between
Coasts
OTTAWA,
(CP)
Minister
of
National
Defence
Brooke
Claittu
announced
tq
day
completicn
pf
.ilans
,for
future
composition
laud
disposition
of
operational
in,ils
of
the
Pvoyal
Canadian
Nayy,
disclosing
that
Canada's
fleet
two
light
cruisers,
(tw-p
cruisers,
ipumercus
destroyers
$nd
other
craft
will
be
almost
equally
distributed
on
the
'Atlantic
and
.'Pacific
k-oasts.
The
new
carrier
Magnificent
will
operate
fro.ni
llalaflx.
The
cruder
Ontario
with
the
destroyers
"Cayuga,
Alhabas-kan
and
Crescent
will
(operate
from
Esquimau.
In
reserve
iwifl
lie
Canada's
ether
carrier
Warrior,
the
cruiser
Uganda
pnd
Jive
Eisenhower
Speaks
On
Defence
Matters
ST.
LOUIS
While
the
atom
bomb
was
An
Important
offensive
weapon,
there
was
.still
need
for
more
conventional
defensive
measures,
said
General
Dwlght
P.
Eisenhower
In
speak
ing
here.
A
co-qperatlve
spirit
from
the
time
of
the
liberation
'
was
needed
in
world
affairs,
said
as
absolutely
trustworthy,
those
the
general.
Jews
who
have
returned
to
Hun-
"
gary
have
set
to
work,
with
a
...tit
In
U..ln
4t.nl..
1
1
if
no
nnnln
Will
lu
LTlgJII
mill
iiftra
Ubuiiti
i
Kfinu
nf
Ihpm
nnur
firp
fllin
administrative
posts
and
their
vitality
has
made
itself
felt
In
and
post-war
development.
RAIL
DISASTER
CLOSE
TO
TOKIO
TOKYO,
0)
Kypdo
News
Agency
re-ported
about
300
persons
killed
or
injured
in
a
train
wreck
at
Komcgawa,
23
miles
weft
of
Tokyo
yesterday.
The
train
plunged
down
a
canyon
after
leaving
the
rails.
GOVERNMENT
iUNDER
FIRE
the
field
of
trade
and
commerce.
GLACE
BAY.
N.
S.,
The
To
these,
indeed,
is
largely
due
fpdera,
overnmcnt
caill(,
un.
Budapest's
rapid
rehabilitation
dcr
criticism
of
United
Mine
and
Mill
Workers
of
America
i
(CCD
officers
.
yesterday
as
three
union
officials
left
Ot
tawa
and
Washington
to
discuss
inter-union
plans
for
helpin:
13,000
striking
maritime
mine
workers.
District
President
Freeman
Jenkins
said
the
government
was
planning
"to
wipe
out
every
vestige
of
subsidy"
by
which
miners'
wages
were
supported
ana
company
losses
compen
sated
In
wartime.
I
KEEP
SUM
KEEP
REGULAR
KEEP
LOVELY
For
Itvtluvinij
Divls
All
BRAN
I
!
COTTAGE
CHEESE
New
Creamed
Fresh
Made
I
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Your
Dally
1
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
The
Unexcelled
Pressure
Cooker
Now
Only
$15.95
U
McBride
Street
Phone
311
ROCHER
DE
BOULE
This
is
an
old
scene
of
mining
activity
on
Rocher
de
Boule
Mountain
near
Hazelton.
Interest
Is
again
centred
In
this
area
with
the
announcement
of
reopening
of
the
Silver
Standard
mine
with
ambitious
plans
for
development.
DROWNING
VERDICT
Verdict
of
death
by
exposure,
was
brought
in
last
nlgh
ft
the
concluding;
session
ot
the.
Inquest
into
the
recent
dearth
of
Peter
Spalding
who
JosV
Ids
life
supposedly
with
six
cximpan'lpns
whose
bodies
have
never
been
found,
when
their
boat
met
with
disaster
In
tfit-Skceua
River
lea
between
Inverness
and
Esslng-
ton.
Spalding's
body
and
the
wrecked
boat,
found
a
long
dis
tance
apart,
were
all
that
were.
located
after
the
disaster.
CANDY
KATIQN
CUT
LONDON
The
candy
ration
in
the
United
Kingdom
is
being
cut
from
four-
to
two
uuruts
effective
.March
1.
H
is
announced.
25
CENTUniES
GLORY
The
glories
of
Greek
sculp
ture
and
architecture
have
sur
vlvcd
for
25
centuries.
Now--sweeter,
tastier
bread
with
FLEISCHMANN'S
FRESH
SINGER
Repairs
and
adJuKtroenU
to
all
makes
of
sewing
machines.
Free
estimates
given.
Sewing
Machines
for
sale
and
rent.
Enroll
now
for
Singer
Sewing
Classes.
PHONE
SOI
Singer
Sewing
Machine
Co.
C39
Third
Avenue
West
MOST
SCHOOLS
STILL
CLOSED
Teachers'
"Walk-out
in
lluffalo
D,tuies
Classes,
jp
'Must.
f
V
City's
Children
BUFFALO,
O)
Over
two-th'.rds
of
Buffalo's
2900:
public
school
teachers
are
still
on
strike
today
In
the
largest
teachers'
walk-out
In
United
t
States
history.
School
officials
ordered
all
but
20
of
the
city's
08
mUcoU
closed,
leaving
about
CO.000
of
71,000
sebool-agers
willHnit
classes.
The
strikers
are
members
of
the
Buffalo
Teachers'
Federa
tion
(independent)
which
seeks
minimum
apnual
nay
ranging
from
$2400
to
$4000
and
Immediate
annual
raises.
LAWS
OF
LIFE
Bionomics
is
the
studies
of
the
"laws
of
life"
dealing
with
the
revelations
of
organism
themselves
and
to
their
enrlvon
ment.
fi-
YEAST
WVBi
It's
so
easy
to
bake
delicious,
smooth-textured
active
fresh
Yeast.
Fleischmann's
loaves
if
you
use
TMs
fresh
yeast
is
falLUrength.
It
goes
right
to
uvrk
best
baking
results
every
time.
v
jelp
you
get
It
VOU
BAKE
AT
HOME-insist
on
Fleischmann's
active
fresh
Yeast.
The
cake
with
the
familiar
yellow
label!
Dependable-Canada's
favorit?
for
over
70
years.
MADE
CANADA
..
r
A.
MacKcniic
Furniture
LIMITED
rr
"A
GC-OD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
a
size
8'io"xii'iO"
$i:i:i..-o
O.
riental
f
9'ii"xir
ui7.0(
TEHRAN
9'3"
xlQ-3"
210.00
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S'lVxlOT'
21.
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a
r
pets
s'ir'xu'lo"
215.00
These
rugs
are
beautiful
and
warm,
a
treasure
to
own.
Phone
775
327
Third
Avenue
WAR
ASSETS
COAL
Per
Ton
Screened
Lump,
sacked
$12
Mine
Run
Bulk
.
.
.
$10
HYDE
TRANSFER
PHONE
580
and
NOW
...
ALL
PURPOSE
RT
25
lovely
colors
to
make
your
"old.
things"
FASHION
RIGHT.
All
purpose
RIT
Is
guaranteed
to
tint
and
dye
ALL
fabrics
including
Celanese,
Acetate
Rayon,
AP
Spun
Rayons,
Nylon
and
Mixtures
ZilL
"ww
PKO.
THE
VARIETY
STORE
"WHERE
YOUR
DIMES
ARE
LITTLE
DOLLARS"
Prfnrc
Utipcrt
DaU?
fictos
Tuesday,
February
25,
1947
German
Atomists
Helped
Russians
GOETTINGEN,
Germany,
tf
Dr.
Wener
Heisenfoerv,
foremost
German
atom
scientist,
disclosed
that
Russia
had
made
a
'standing
offer
of
6000
roubles
mommy
(iu
to
any
uerman
atomic
expert
who
would
engage
in
research
for
the
Soviet
.jcAtrnment.
T!r
1912
Nobel
prize
winner
in
physics
said
that
three
Germans
were
known
to
have
accepted
tlvs
offer.
Helsenberg
said
that
production
cf
atcu-n
benros
"is
no
longer
a
prcolctn
cf
science
In
any
coun
try
but
a
problem
of.
MASS
POWER
PRODUCTION
British
Government
Considers
This.
As
Wa$
Qut
of
Fuel
Crisis.
LONDON
d-i-The
government
today
considered
mass,
produce
Han.
of
dlesel
oil
electricity
gen
erating
units
for
self-contained
use
in
Industrial
establishment
as
a
measure
towards
relieving
Great
Britain's
fuel
crisis
on
a.
j
long-term
basis.
i
Authoritative
quarters
thought
today
that
Industry,
paralyzed
Telephone
communication
be-
by
coal
shortage
for
the
last
two
tween
New
York
and
London
weeks,
mightbe
fully
resumed
was
first
established
la
1327.
iby
the
end
of
next
week.
"SAIADA
iflk
iEi
mm
YOUR
CLASSIC
Buy
Your
COMPLETE
OUTFIT
HERE
on
the
Budget
Plan
BEAUTY
IN
PRINT
If
you've
a
yearning
to
be
the
topic
of
flattering
conversation
we
urge
you
to
add
this
dress
to
your
spring
wardrobe.
An
unusual
prin
in
exquisite
colors
.
.
.
styled
right
.
.
.
pticed
right.
"
to
OCEAN
FALLS
WESTVIEW
(Powell
River)
VANCOUVER
.
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
f
Steamer
Service
from,
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
KETCHIKAN
Wednesday
Midnight
For
reservations
.call
or
write
City
or
Depot
Ticket
Offices!
PRINCE
RUPERT
Geo.-
J.
Dawes
THE
AUCTIONEER
Sales
,
Every
Saturday
WE
SELL
EVERYTHING
Goods
Sold
On
Commission
Household
Sales'
Conducted
at
Your
Convenience
FURNITURE
AND
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
WRAPPED,
PACKED
AND
CRATED
Estimates
Given
Free
PRINCE
UUP
BUT
AUCTION
MART
(Opposite
Civic
Centre
Klilg.'J
PHONES:
Bus.
Blue
1
15
Res.
Red
127
'
Ask
for
George
DON'T
LET
YOUR
ORDERS
CONSUMERS
GO
TOO
LATE!
Orders
are
piling
up
and
the
supply
situation
Is
not
so
good.
You
are
advised
to
keep
your
orders
well
in
advance
to
give
us
the
best
possible
chance
to
keep
you
supplied.
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
LTD.
Phones
116
and
117
FUEL
AND
BUILDING
MATERIALS
V