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2.-
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enecs
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Delivers
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rnpert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PH0!!E81
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
81.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
6,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
-L.
JStates
Over
MORE
HARD
LABOR
AND
AUSTERITy
FOR
BRITAIN
A
X
9
v.
r"
f
li
41.
.Jt
fravcU
uf
turo,,e
4
1
11
ffPravda
said
were
afoot
to
FEDERAL
VOTE
IN
MIDSUMMER'
OTTAWA
ffl
Rumors,
strictly
without
confirmation,
are
floating
about
the
corridors
of
Parliament
today
that
the
federal
election
will
be
called
for
late
June
or
early
July.
The
recent
budget,
with
Income
tax
cuts,
has
helped
w
spur
election
gossip
but
tne
man
who
pulls
the
trigger,
Frime
Minister
St.
Laurent,
has
told
reporters
that
he
does
not
know
the
date.
U
Europe's
muiuuy
Sir
Stafford
Cripps
oi
.
brancn
t
J
under
the
,,s
Army
v
it
a'w
.---
Violence
In
Ship
Strike
Assaults
On
East
Coast
States
Depaimuiu.
Presents
His
Budget
FILM
ON
THIS
DISTRICT
OUT
VICTORIA
Provincial
Department
t
of
Trade
and
Industry
is
about
to
release
a
R
I
4
1
being
converieu
to
into
an
arm
of
States
general
staff
of
.
....inffj
on
It
5
Beer
Tax
Is
Dropped
Penny
A
Pint
But
Cheese,
Meat,
Butter
Imposts
Are
Increased
LONDON
(CP)
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
Chancellor
noes
armies.
ferial
assistant
in
Lent
of
State
would
W"
ill
-
"?
v,
"-
w.
a
DENOUNCES
U.S.
ARMS
ALLIANCE
"
1
I
-
licw.
liim
euUUt-u
fiignway
16"
picturing
attractions
and
industries
of
a
new
part
of
the
province
the
central
Interior
country
between
Prince
George
and"
Prince
Rupert.
Designed
to
attract
tourist
travel
and
draw
attention
to
the
possibilities
of
an
important
area"
of
British
Columbia,
it
will
have
widespread
distribution.
if
a
huge
new
nun-use
program.
!
different
kinds
of
,iS
up
of
prepara-
of
the
Exchequer,
today
sentenced
the
British
taxpayer
to
another
twelve
months
of
hard
labor
and
austerity.
He
presented
the
House
of
Commons
with
the
1949-50
budget,
denying
any
substantial
tax
cuts
VANCOUVER
Col.
Andrew
D.
MacLean,
of
Toronto,
one
of
-
j
session
a
c
-
i
Canada's
top
magazine
publish-
Window
Broken
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER
On
Violence
Ir.
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
strike'
has
occurred
on
both
coasts.
Iii
Halifax
early
today
two
ship's
officers
were
admitted
to
hospital
after
being
attacked
by
an
unidentified
mob.
The
men
were"
engineers
aboard
the
strike-bound
freighter
Sun
Prince,
one
of
eleven
vessels
tied
up
In
this
port
by
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
deepsea
shipping
strike.
The'
injured
men
were
identi
LhC
mOSl
impOIWIll.
today
-
,.nn,ml..H
denounced
American
Amrrlnon-
and
raising
the
basic
prices
of
some
kinds
of
strictly
ers,
.
American
foreign
.
;.
,
..-.;''
'
'.-?.
Canadian
military
co-operation.
The
president
of
Hugh
C.
Mac-
pravcla
Lean
Publications
Ltd.,
told
(he
Vancouver
Rotary
Club
"H's
no
secret
that
the
Americans
are
II
RATE
beginning
to
push
their
neighbors
around."
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
Is
taking
steps
with
k
view
to
having
a
premiere
showing
of
this
picture
arranged
In
Prince
Rupfrrt.
Request
to
this
effect
is
being
hiade
of
the
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry.
NG
ENDS
fied
ynly
as
Charles
Caddell
and
Harold
Syverson
rationed
food.
The
Chancellor
defied
the
powerful
Trades
Union
Congress,
one
of
the
Labor
government's
principal
supporters,
by
declining
to
lower
the
country's
stiff
purchase
taxes
running
from
33Vi
to
100
percent
on
a
vast
number
of
things
sold
at
retail.
But
Sir
Stafford
helped
the
little
man
a
bit
by
cutting
one
penny
a
pint
from
the
beer
tax.
However,
cheese
and
meat
w'ill
go
up
four
pence,
butter
two
pence
and
margarine,
one
penny.
.
The,
import
duty
on
tea
will
drop
by
six
pence
and.
on
sugar
by
l'i
pence
but
it
will
not
help
the
housewife.
The
cuts
will
be
DREAM
FULFILLED-At
Ottawa
ceremonies
.
marking
Newfoundland's
entry
into
Confederation,
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
strikes
the
first
line
of
the
new
province's
coal-of-arms
in
the
archway
of
the
Peace
Tower
of
the
Parliament
Buildings
The
plaque,,
alongside
coats-of-arms
of
the
other
nine
provinces,
was
orgiinally
left
vacant
in
the
hope
that
someday
Newfoundland
would
become
Canada's
10th
province.
(CP
Photo)
It
Is
believed
about
twenty
seamen
boarded
the.
freighter
j
.Canada's
$70,-.
year
battle
over
increases
came
to
,y.
After
a
final
(lay
1.
.
.14
..I
and
took
the
engineers
ashore
'
1
.
,
Li
Kin
either
for
force
or
persuasion
Later
they
were
beaten
up.
Airline
Transfer
1:1
mm
a
oauciy
i
J
.
...
r,
..
.1
..
r
,iki
l
ie
uuaiu
ui
In
McAdam,
New
Brunswick,
Commissioners
re
four
of
thirty
Seafarers'
Inter
Ion
on
the
railways'
Is
Quite
Limited
OTTAWA,
(P
TransCanada
Air
Lines
plans
to
move
only
159
of
Its
1,G00
Winnipeg
personnel
national
Union
members
were
attacked
by
club
or
blackjack-
BADMINTON
IN
FINALS
The
finals
will
be
played
tonight
os
follows:
Men's
singles,
championship
flight
R.
McClymont
vs.
S.
Cornwell.
Men's
doubles,
championship
flig)
R.
McClymont
and
S.
Cornwell
vs.
J.
P.
McDonald
and
B.
Murray
Indies'
doubles
championship
flight-F.
Cross
and
L.
Basso-Bert
vs.
B.
MacDonald
and
J.
"
'
Cross.
for
a
general
20
jst
in
freight
tolls.
wielding
men
td
gave
no
Indication
SALVAGE
VESSEL
DOCKS
HERE
WITH
SURVIVORS
OF
SUNKEN
REDONDO
Youthful
Captain
Hob
Ghul,
skipper
of
the
al-vae
vessel
Kodiak
Salvor,
1
trough
t
hiss
sturdy
boat
into
port
here
last
night
for
shelter
carrying
three
survivors
of
a
wrecked
ship
which
she
had
refloated
applied
to
reduce
subsidies
on
The
trouble
started
when
Sixt0
Montreal
and
sees
no
possi
k;;
judsmcnt
will
be
those
commodities.
i
n
in
the
case,
which
bility
that
the
transier
win
De
seriously
extended
beyond
'.that
figure,
G.
R.
McGregor,
T.C.A.
MORE
AUSTERITY
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
British
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
brings
down
budget.
The
stiff
cigarette
tax,
about
reduction
of
which
Some
hope
I
d
hist
July
and
has
men-
stopped
at
McAdam
over-nlglit
on
their
way
to
the
east
coas),
from
Montreal.
A
gang
of
men'
entered
their
hotel,
broke
I
hcarins
since
Janu
president
said
today.
had
been
held,
remains
the
same.
.
The
Chancellor
warned.
Brit
within
a
matter
of
hours
after
she
had
begun
her
Into
rooms
In
search
of
the
men.
In
Vancouver
a
plate
glass
window
was
broken
by
unknown
Vote
-Attracting
Slogans
maiden
northbound
voyage,
out
of
Seattle
Mixed
doubles
championship
ain
that
she
can
and
must
sell
more
goods
hi
Canada
and
ths
United
.States,..
"We
didn't
waste
any
time
.
persons
at
the
of
flees
of
Uite
Sea-
flight
R.
McClymont
and
B.
0
SPEED
UP
Hiving
her
a
try-out,
grinnca
i
mert
International
Union
Po-
Payne
vs.
winner
of
S.
Cornwell
the
.
20
ycur-oiu
wova
man
Ucc
are
mvestigaung
but
believe
ftmr-D.-HSBlweno-
-fcrB.-
Murray
ROAD
who.
Is
skipper
of
what
he
do-
that
the
incident
was
the
work
and
F.
Cross.
DEATH
TOLL
Debated
By
Conservatives
Suggestions
and
Counter-Suggestions
Start
Argument.
Among
British
Politicians
j
By
JAMES
MeCOOK
I
scribes
as
the
best
equipped
and
of
'pranksters
rather
than
the
most
powerful
salvage
boat
to
Canadian
Seamen's
Union,
rival
Consolation
Round
Mixed
doubles
(atMel
Man-
he
based
in
Alaska
waters.
of
the
S.I.U.
fen
and
H.
Mark
vs.
Bob
Mac-
j
of
(
nninicrcc
i
jhfird
Sn
Asks
h
Itr
Kiprditrd
NOW
EIGHTY
Rupert
Chamber
of
Donald
and
J.
Cross.
(b
F.
Symes
and
S.
Trc-ineer
vs.
B.
Bacon
and
M.
Jackson.
Men's
Doubles
1
The
117-foot
Kodiak
Salvor,
a
converted
LC'T
(Landing
Craft
Tank),
carried
as
additional
crew,
two
young
seamen
and
the
cook
from
the
Juneau
tug
Rc-
...
!..
...:iu
41.
derided
last
night
to
Iran
Scene
Of
Trouble
Russian
Krj;iiiit-iil
Makes
l
oray
Into
Territory
and
Battle
ICnsiies
TEHERAN,
Iran
(P
A
military
Informant
says
that
a
Russian
regiment,
supported
by
tanks
and
armored
cars,
made
a
foray
into
AwrDaljan
province
and
attacked
the
Iranian
GOUZENKO
GIVES
TESTIMONY
IN
U)
speed
up
UlC
pro-
1
pari.mlnt
of
Public!
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
LONDON
(CI')
Conservatives
on
the
hunt
for
a
pithy
phrase
to
help
them
win
the
1950
general
election
now
wonder
if
talk
about
"a
property-owning
democracy"
docs
them
much
good.
Conservatives
have
liked
the
phrase
and
used
it
lip
and
down
the
land.
The
"property-owning
democ-
regard
to
the
work
of
tlondo
whicn
lounoeren
wiui
me.
rvrv
f-ri
THI
1
1
loss
of
one
man
in
Fl
tel.)
ugh
I
A
WW
PY
I
KlAI
rig
out
and
hard-ihc
highway
between
last
'
Wednesday
N.
Pavlikis
and
II.
Morgan
vs.
Bill
Bacon
and
F.
Symes.
N.
Home
and
S.
Vickerman
vs.
winner
of
N.
Pavlikis
and
II
Morgan
vs.
B.
Bacon
and
F.
Symes.
Ladies'
Doubles
Hound
early
morning.
EFFINGHAM,
Illinois,
f
The
death
toll
in
the
United
States'
second
most
tragic
hospital
tire
mounted
to
an
estimated
80
today.
Forty-six
"
victims
of
the
fire
which
destroyed
St.
Anthony's
Hospital
early
Tuesday
have
been
lden
tiled.
Thirteen
were
newly
born
badies.
As
officials
attempted
to
determine
the
cause
of
the
blaze,
workers
resumed
the
grim
task
of
searching
the
ruins
for
bodies
of
34
still
reported
miss
perl
and
Port
Edward.
'
v
1
K-iiH
'
fnrl'iv1
Mint,
t.hp
PiikIiiiik
they
envisage
would
en-,
'
'Ke-'
"".i..,,,
..,,,
,.'acy
Absent
from
the"
81-foot
hway
committee,
for
k
Gurvich
reported,
ho
department
was
a
In
celling
this
work
Ladies
Doubles-S.
Home
and
M.
Viereck
vs.
C.
Worskett
and
courage
people
to
make
lo
put
forward
a
precise
policy,
way
in
the
world,
enjoy
profits
m
simpie
terms,
based
on
dog-and
the
ownership
of
homes,
and
ma
but
on
certainly
clearly
de-other
possessions.
.
fined
principles.
m
ill
uii
in
tciiigciivc
uiiitai
jit
1944.
at
the
height
of
the
war,
to
check
on
Soviet
espionage
systems
then
operating
In
Canada,
the
United
States
and
Mexico.
.
The
man
was
Colonel
Mil-
post.
'
Iranian
troops
answered
the
Russian
fire
and
an
"important
battle"
ensued
last
Thursday
and
Friday,
the
source
said.
It
had
been
expected
D.
White.
dondo's
crew
list
were
Barton
Buslicy.
Seattle
seaman,
wlio
lost
his
lift
In
the
wreck
and
Capt.
Lloyd
Hurley
Clark,
of
Tenakee,
Alaska,
who
stayed
at
Bella
Bella
where
his
badly
'damaged
ship
now
lies.
this
the
work
would
Men's
singles-Mel
Hansen
Boothby'
said
there
was
con
vs.
F,
Syme3.
Conservative
speakers
set
forth
that
socialism
does
not
en-
fusion
of
thought
in
the
party,
stein,
Gouzenko
said,
who
came',
'
The
Iranian
eovernnieiit
is
nkiivn
mm
eiifh
AYiTurrtriefi
nut.
.
a
i
i.
i
,,...,,
believed
to
have
handed
Ru.-L
T,
UciTondo
received
serious
BUILD
STORM
SEWS.
Ft
REOINA
ff
Flfteen-tiiourand
to
Ottawa
and
stayed
two
weeks
w
K
-
-
musiraiea
oy
nonsenae
umC-
wouId
be
content
to
have
all
I
times
talked
about
bulk-pur-
ln
June
1944
in
the
eulse
of
a
ing.
National
Guardsmen
patrolled
the
hospital
area
and
huge
searchlights
during
the
night
lighted
up
the
blackened
rubble
still
believed
to
contain
the
bodies
Of
many
victims.
Only
the
naked
walls
of
the
way.
As
far
as
could
!
falling
for
tenders
being
considered.
It
(I
that,
unless
tilings
d
up,
the
season
,V'-r
and
nothing
done
c
fact
that
the
need
(
was
great
In
view
fit
that
was
uoinu
on
dreary.cniise
an(j
long-term
contracts.'
bottom
damage
when
she
struck
Canon
Rock
shortly
after
mid
diplomatic
courier
named
Mil-'
BrlUms
011
,the
same
skv
.level,'
i
dependent
on
tl
le
state,
(
jt
Was
"ludicrous"
to
see
Con-
sia
a
stiff
note
or
protest.
It"
is
reported
that
the
dash
occurred
at
a
lime
or
strained
relations
when
Russian
pressure
was
mounting,
causing
specula-
llie
former
Soviet
embassy
j
j..
tlelr
ambition
Lin...
surrendered
..
to
servatives
speaking
in
favor
of
tons
of
earth
were
dug
out
oi
this
city's
"innards"
this
Winter.
The
earth
resulted
from
tunnelling
operations
on
a
7,000-foot
storm
sewer
system.
The
night,
March
30.
She
was
refloated
but
sank
near
the
beach
in
Safety
Cove,
nearby.
Bushey
social
security.
I
increased
Commonwealth
trade
"Property-owning
democracy,
and
aeiilnsb
bulk
purchases
three-storey
building
are
stand-
Wward.
dirt
was
used
to
build
up
low-1
tion
that
this
oil-rich
country
parly
strategists
thought,
suited
wjch
Dominions'
governments!
Ulg.
.
I
.
,
I
:
.
1,1
1
...,.!
1
XT
.
-"way
commlllee
also
cipher
clerk
said
Milstein
met
Sam
Carr
in
Montreal
and
arranged
for
Carr
to
meet
a
Russian
every
three
months.
Bdore
Judge
A.
G.
McDoug-all,
the
Crown
called
Gouzenko
as
the
first
and
most
import
lying
roads
and
reclaim
areas
Is
becoming
the
next
focal
point
had
his
lieud
crushed,
when
he
was
struck
by
a
lifeboat
which
became
dislodged
in
the
impact
which
tore
out
the
Redondo's
llt,
a
bulldozer
had
for
residential
purposes.
of
the
com
war.
Hie
iOiiservaiave.
lueai
wt-ii.
nu
favored.
they
are
faced
with
ffiie
criticism!
I
tr.
A,,rn
I
r
A
Tf
that
the
ordinary
man
'in
the!
Into
the
lists
then
jumped
(I
(lypLf
I
V
hY
drooi
rwnn't
bnnui
u-iint
it.
Richard
Law,
former
Conserva-!
vlv
I
Ul
UMIJ
p
Hie
jnl)
of
snow
dear
rrrrrrrrr
r
I
rr
ww-
)
ths
end.
tive
minister,
and
son
of
former
ant
of
13
witnesses
It
Intends
means.
bottom.
The
Kodiak
Salvor,
which
was
northbound
for
Cordova,
was
In
EVE1!
UP
SERIES
::
TODAYS
STOCKS
Bonar
Law,
calling
to
back
charges
that
.
Two,
groups
of
Conservatives
Prime
Minister
Canadian.
are
critical:
(Courtesy
B.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd
)
VICTORIA
W
Vancouver
Carr
conspired
with
embassy
officials
to
utter
a
forged
pass-
SM
One
group
Is
represented
by
WLAIl
ILK
synopsis
insists
over
the
imr-
Law
said
it
probably
would
be
Clover
Leafs,
defending
Caf.a-
Johnston
Strait
when
It
received
word
of
the
wreck.
She
arrived
at
Safety
Cove
early
Wednesday
for
Soviet
agent
in
the
II.
Minshall
of
London
who
port
a
T.
a
eood
tnlng
for
the
United
King-'
dian
senior
basketball
cham-
u.o.
uperauug
uuuv.-i.tuc
wr0i,e
1,0
llie
iiuies
oi
1,0110011
;
,,
m
,f
Wp.
,mr,priimpnU
were
'
nlnns
lust
nieht
laced
the
ViC
N
of
British
Coh.iu-
of
Ignacy
Wltczak.
that
many
think
the
Conserva.i
pul
-m
he
way
of
mulll
'
toria
YJvf.C.A.
63
to
43
to
tie
-..hmtcu
snow
flurries
uve.
pauy
ueiuuu
w.c
ov
latcral
trade
It
should
not
be
;
their
best-of-five
British
uoi
.
:rl'(l
luring
the
night
Bealflc
Bevcourt
Bobjo
Buffalo
Canadian
Consul.
Smelters
'.
C'onwest
..
t
Donalda'
Eldona
East
Sullivan
clalists
instead
of
moving,
in
the
med
that
lhe
old
ways
of
opposite
direction.
His
sugges-
.
.
,
R
,
Dr0RUcr.
;
'.
Skies
were
clear
.51
.22
.11
.14
;t:.r))
1.18
.51
.80
.
2.80
...
5.!
afternoon.
She
found
the
Re-dondo
hair-submerged
on
the
beach
at
low
tide
and
immediately
began
salvage
oneratiuus.
"It
was
right
in
our
line,"
said
t'upt.
Ghul.
'
We
had
her
pumped
free
of
water
in
10
minutes
and
made
sufficient
bottom
repairs
to
float
her
to
Bella
Bella."
One
of
the
notable
-features
BOXING
TITLE
LINE-UP
LISTED
WASHINGTON,
-XT
-The.
National
Boxlns
Association
to
tion
for
a
slogan
was:
pd
wpre
bad
in
present
Umes
"Every
man
a
cpitalist.
gnd
multllateralism
backed
by
ROBERT
BOOTHBY
RErMES
the
United
States
and
ilie
Com-This
did
not
please
Robert
1
monwealth.
probably
would
suc
umbia
championship
finals
at
one
game
apiece.
;w
BASEBALL
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
8,
Los
Angeles
2.
,
Hollywood
4,
Sacramento
0.
Oakland
6,
San
Diego
5.
San
Francisco
9,
Seattle
8.
Giant
Yellowknife
;
a,,rM
the
southern
llc
Provinrc
and
freez-inatures
occurred
early
'
"
i"
the
lower
Fras-v
and
suuthern
Interior
;rm
hi,:h
has
been
J
.rain
over
the
nor-
has
become
much
W
11
Is
still
ex
God's
Lake
3ft
.18
day
classed
Joe
Walcott,
Ezard
Boothby,
Conservative
member
of
parliament
for
Aberdeenshire
ceed
better
than
the
restricted
bilateral
agreements
entered
into
by
the
Labor
government.
.07
Charles
and
Lee
Suvold
as
logi
East,
and
spokesman
for
another
Vancouver
Bayonnc
00
Bralornc
8.75
B.
R.
Con
,
03
B.
R.
X
!
09
Cariboo
Quartz
M7
Congress
03i
Hediey
Mascot
33
Tend
Oreille
4.80
Pioneer
3-3r
Premier
Border
02:i4
Privateer
18
Reeves
McDonald
2.30
Reno
08
Sheep
Creek
1-23
Silbak
Premier
34
Taku
River
20
Vananda
25
Salmon
Gold
.
14
Spud
Valley
00
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
4.05
A.
P.
Con.
22
Atlantic
73
Calmont
41
C.
A
E
5.00
Central
Leduc
1.05
Home
Oil
10
75
cal
contenders
in
that
order,
for
the
heavyweight
title
vacated
by
champion
Joe
Louis.
Ilardroek
Harrleana
....
llcva
lfosco
Jacknllc
Juliet
Quebec
Lake
Rowan
m"
Increase
of
clou.l
party
element.
Boothby
wrote
in
reply:
x
"
'Property
-
owning
democracy'
.
.
.
has
done
good
service
for
the
Conservative
party
dur
over
Two
Canadians
were
listed
as
.22
.04
2
.38'
.082
.07
of
the
Kodiak
Salvor
are
net
powerful
pumps
which
can
suck
up
10,000
gallons
of
water
a
minute.
'
.
-
Her
first
rescue
job
came
within
a
little
more
than
24
hours
after
she
had
cleared
Seattle
on
WINGS
MEET
hlAPLt
ItM
wmiiern
BntiS?.
'
The
outlook
for
"out
standing
boxers"
in
their
divisions.
They
were
Johnny
h
for
.I,,,-..
.
..
Lapaska
Greco,
Montreal
welterweight,
Detroit
Eliminates
Montreal
.
straignt,
games
10
we
ncuia.
Little
Long
Lac
87
t
H
-.ua
skies
on
in
uie
the
ing
the
past
25
years,
but,
like
patriotism,
it
is
not
enough.!
Big
Gordie
Howe
was
tne
and
Ll'l
Arthur
King.
Toronto
her
maiden
voyage
following
a
lightweight.
Lynx
12
Madsen
Red
Lake
2-95
McKenzie
Red
Lake
50
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
1.12
''rcest
'
Charlulics
a,,,.
Nnrli.
From
Stanley
Cup
DETROIT,
it'
Detroit
Red
Wings
prepared
today
to
make
their
second
straight
bid
for
the
Stanley
Cup
against
the
Tor
RAILWAY'S
NET
hero
last
night
as
he
rapped
home
Detroit's
first
goal
after
three
minutes
of
play
in
the
first
period.
Rearguard
Leo
Reise
scored
the
winning
counter
midway
through
the
second
ra1
today.
huge
conversion
job
which
made
her
the
best-equipped
all-round
salvage
boat
in
Alaskan
waters.
She
is
owned
by
the
Robert
O.
(Continued
on
1'age
2)
Moncta
46
EARNINGS
DOWN
2.50
With
all
due
respect
to
Mr.
Mm
shall
I
cannot
feel
that
the
slo-,
gan
'Every
man
a
capitalists-only
not
quite
so
b'ig
a
capitalist
as
Stinnes,
Carnegie,,
Krupp
or
Schwab'
is
likely
to
sweep
the
British
electorate
off
it
feet
next
year."
Boothby
said,
as
his
contribu
onto
Maple
Leafs.
They
earned
W.S..ch.B"Be
in
the
right
to
meet
the
defend
Ncg
Noranda
Louvlcourt
Pickle
Crow
neneourt
...
.55
.16
2.20
.0454
x,u.;
1
W11'trht
and
"way
.
frit,
i
ing
champions
last
night
when
they
scored
a
3-1
victory
over
38
Mai..
,
.
11
tKirtly
MONTREAL
Net
railway
earnings,
lower
than
any
year
since
1905,
were
announced
last
night
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Company
for
1948,
despite
"gross
earnings
which,
have
period
and
Jerry
Couture
s
tally
late
in
the
third
period
clinched
it.
Glen
Harmon
scored
Montreal's
one
counter.
The
first
two
games
of
UK-
Prince
LOCAL
TIDES
Thursday,
April
7,
1949
1
and
45.
Montreal
Can.tdiens
for
the
final
game
in
the
bestof-seven
San
Antonio
4.10
Senator
Rouyn
43
Sherrit
Gordon
2.10
Steep
Rock
I-55
semi-final
play-off
series,
High
7:39
17.4
feet
21:24
16.0
feet
Mercury
I
Okalla
?.
2.37
Pacific
Pete
2-35
Princess
32
Royal
Canadian
08
&
Toronto
Alhona
:..
-16
Vt
Aumaque
'
-Va
tion
to
a
rising
debate
over
what
tactics
the
Conservatives
should
follow,
that
the
"Tory
party
will
not
recapture
the
confidence
of
I
the
public
until
it
Is
in
a
position.
Last
year,
Detroit
lost
out
in
final
series
will
be
played
here
reached
a
new
high."
Gross
earnings
were
announced
as
Hbav
i.
.7
vtri
IRE
llW
1.27
11.1
feet
ib
the
finals
by
dropping
four
,
t
rictay
ana
eunuay.
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Sturgeon
River
Silver
Miller
....