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THURSDAY.
FEBRUARY
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12,
1948
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AW
Jar
(.rim
,i
Shipping
Torts
Days
Lack
Appear
to
be.
ram
Eimgyl
d
by
Snowslidc,
Ail
A
II
5
yirviive
"
'
'
"
-
-.
-
.
,.,
Ikal.
-
Tie
Prl
01
POWER
SHOVEL
rm.iiii.
d
lot
k-d
In
ice
nl
idleness
today
but
ll:d
ports
in
the
Mari-c
there
is
a
.sharp
drop
"
'-5
THREE
COACHES
ARE
SWEPT
DOWN
GORGE
IN
COLORADO
.
.
ATnfrn
s
i
A
(
i
IS
,1
Prince
Rupert's
Appetite
For
Bigger
Port
Trade
Starved
by
Jones
Act
.
4.
'
J
V
r
)
jtv.
came
ominous
In-a
'
v.'ie
shipping
Drain.Teo
work,
at
Fttirview
;
i
Cemetery,
which
was
begun
re-
nvrr
last
year
ships
nii
v,
ui,
...
...
fiMiij?).
I
,(iriiarln
M'Pl
A
m,
im
.
.stream
waiting
for
t
to
;
n
year
there
are
no
Co.,
was
halted
this
week
when
'
inu.nc,erel
clown
on
a
tiny
narrow'-gauge
railroad
the
power
sjjovei
being
used
to;
train
last
night,
tumbling
three
coaches
down
a
By
HARVEY
HICKEY
in
Toronto
Globe
and
Mail
is
no
grain
in
the
OTTAWA
As
they
watch
workmen
build
S15
!"uthVeo?
aboard
miraculously
2s-
a
V'OO
pulp
te
Ln-(l
led
Jhe,
cars
were
hurtled
hundreds
of
plant
on
near-by
Watson
Island
the
cemetery.
cule
1
of
of
n
Prince
t
IWp
Rupert,
n
RnnH-
R
B.
p
C,
ItJ?:
'
'
lOJailli.
V?v
LIU'
I
16.
j
feet
Two
members
or
the
train
crew
were
in
hos-
(X)0
,mi
plenty
of
berths
nu
n
claim
the
situ-to
lack
of
dollars
uiruig
H'e
Unitcci
iu
use
its
own
ships
people
are
hoping
that
the
puai
today
with
injuries
and
a
luture
once
predicted
for
their
citv
mav
t
iuKt
i
The
shovel.
which
actually
is
,
-
k
.1
w
w
,
1
I
11
h
t
grain.
inie.
.
!
a
clam
working
from
a
Ion"
dispatcher
for
the
Denver
and
Rio
Grande
Western
.
Railroad
reported
that
all
eleven
passengers
were
shaken
up.
During
the
war
75,000
United
States
troons
nd
LmJ
en.t.."t.?r
acUon
wh('n
t?
5;rpa
f't
-'-v
COSTA
RICA
PLOT
NIPPED
:.u
the
bin
winter
idle
ikiring
the
week-Tin
iday
there
was
millions
of
tons
r,f
m,
'
'!
m.uuum
"veroaiancea
and
teil
v.
UUKK,AVO
i
backwards
across
the
shovel
it-
i
niv
ihii
oi
lauu
long-
badly
for
Alaska.
It
seemed
then
that
his
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Rail-
bent
that
it
will
have
to
be
tak
alio
today
the
num-a'iied
only
250.
One
the
city
had
assumed
its
place
Reds
are
Implicated
in
Movement
lo
Overthrow
Government
way.
now
part
of
the
CNR.
j
en
to
the
dry
dock
to
be
re-But
with
the
return
of
peace,.
paired'
Strlfl
TfnitoH
C!
.!
I
ft
id:
me
port.
nas
as
a
leading
Pacific
port.
The
city
appeared
to
be
fulfilling
the
-
,
KINCE
KUPERT-Thls
old
picture,
taken
May
,'-S
of
Ci,,,,r-"
T-
Ka"1"
"
his
wife.
The
.spot
overlooks
Tucks
Inlet
on
wiiat
i.s
now
the
town.stte
of
Prince
Rupert
which
Kan-
.staked
as
a
homestead
in
l!03.
Edward
Kane,
In
the
rail-
iZHZ
MrVW''
!M'r-
'S
tt
S"n
"!
thP
iatc
G'rge
Kane
and
he
finiiishec.
tins
picttne
to
the
Daily
News.
Diamond
Merchant
in
Tel
Aviv
is
Robbed
JERUSALEM
W
Six
armed
Jews
held
up
a
diamond
merchant
in
Tel
Aviv
today
and
stole
diamonds
valued
at
$100,-0C0,
Jewish
sources
in
Tel
Aviv
reported.
""!"''
"up-
The
shovel
was
not
'actually
SAN
josh
rod,
pi
.
rosy
forecasts
of
its
trade
pos
sibilities
made
years
ago
by
Sir
"1C
'
down;dgging
when
the
mishap
oc-!
Troops
and
police
today
nipped
Wilfrid
Laurier
and
by
Charles
.lhreat
hlch
Prince
RuPf'
curred,
but
was
movine
to
the
a
nlot
to
nvPrthm.
n.n.L
JL
.
;
uh,.n
when
he
ho
founded
t..AA
.v,
the
,or
a
lme
offered
to
Seattle':
western
PnH
r
th.
...
'
"
7....
.
M.
Hays
Aiw'wnl
Dispute
Over
Oiviwrslun
hi-
situation
in
H.U-irrred
t
In
the
:mmins
at
Ottawa
reiirc
Giilis,
CCF
.r
Cape
Bret-:.)
ribcd
conditions
a
n:o:i
B
Imiot,
Lib-r
i"f
Halifax,
ad-were
bad
.
but
;
unite
as
black
as
Minted
dominant
i
,
ouivcji
mucui,
anu
insiai
a
tor-
tvKitin.,
th
i
So
S
Ala.
lart
trenching.
To
move,
it
was
mer
president,
Rafael
Calderon
wupping
i
trade.
(required
to
place
heavy
wooden
Guardia.
In
this
week's
Saturday
Even-
pads
beneath
its
tracks
to
keep
The
attempted
coup
began
ing
Post,
a
featured
article,
en-!
it
from
sinking
into
the
mus-
with
violence
lust
night
over
titled
-Seattle
Ponders
a
Bad
keg-
It
was
while
placing
one
Sunday
s
presidential
elections.
Dream."
tells
of
Prince
RuD-,'of
these
pads
in
front
of
its
A
n
.licpman
un
ihii
.,
THRIFT
URGED
BY
BANK
HEAD
GANDHI
ASHES
ARE
COMMITTED
j
ert's
wartime
rise.
The
article
tracks
that
the
boom
overbal
depicts
PPrince
Rupert
as
ready
'
anced.
to
ffrah
a
kIipp
nr
th
,.
i!
ALLAHABAD
(P
Mortal
re
OJ
Prince
Rupert
Sile
Recalled
An
historic
d.MMiment
of
keen
interest
reeallinf
an
early
dispute
concerninj;
the
location
of
the
townsita
of
the
I'aciiic
Coast
terminus
of
the
(Jrand
Trunk
lacitic
Uaiiway.
which
was
eventuallv
to
he
settled
on
at
Prince
Kui-crt,
has
been
turned
over
through
the
Daily
Xcws
to
C.
H.
Orme,
who
is
contemplating
the
writ
ins
of
a
history
of
ic
mams
of
Mohandas
K.
Gandhi
Wu
wens
wounaea
in
i
OTTAWA-Canaaians
should
shooting
which
continued
into'
produce
more
and
spend
less
the
early
morning.
for
non-essentials.
Graham
.
throHgh
the
Towers
urged
in
the
annual
re-
stretts.
They
wore
the
blue.
'port
of
the
Bank
of
Canada
r-elnvrrf
man
uhn
ront
ShiDDimr
trarip
a-liirh
1
l"
"
1
as
a
saint
in
this
land,
were
im-
tr
on
Seattle.
But
an
Import
j
ifets
'
'
nirViri
uul"
i
tipc
mersed
in
the
waters
nf
thr
ant
United
States
law.
the
.7nt,
.iu.
nu
rea
arm
IS
WERE
jD
Tfl
RISE
yrrs
KvpiTl
Kfforr
tnlarv
(
omiiiiltre
'
Dands
of
,
presented
,,,,.
xtiA..
D
,t
i.
m.4.
.1
Pmrtirmiv
k
u
.
ul!Pemea
yesterday.
yesterday.
against
""iuu
"mis
nerc
i.ouay.
""i
""mniwucu
in
me
rosi
1
""iiiikm
uius-
xi.-puuiiL-ano
national
party,
Mr
Towers
warned
I
Tens
of
thousands
of
.
persons,
,IU,
article,
.
and
-
it
is
because
-
of
this
""o
kpS
is
making
J
the
trenching
o
od-
k
and
the
-
red
arm
bands
ui
of
thP
me
'
....
ac1
g'
!
unaue
capital
exnenriiturn
at
l:K'1,KlIn
Itichulim:
Indian
Indian
Primp
Prime
Minister
MinitAP
law
Iaw
that
that
British
British
CnlumKia
Columbia
mp'
MP's
c,du"n
eratton
difficult,
miiieuit.
..
Even
Even
though
thnuirh
Vaneuardia.
Vanguardia
Popular
Pnnninr
i
Pnmm.m.i.u..
.
..
-
deiiberatelvi
Commun-!
this
time
and
sain
that
win..
tiij.
oy
uuwaid
i.
Kane,
son
of
,
government,
after
d.
liie
late
Geoi-e
T.
Kane,
ft
is
a
aum-onri:;
i,,
,
n,
now
be-1
Ntnru-
witnessed
the
ceremony
here
feel
that
the
picture
drawn
me
su"ace
was
frozen
last
week
ist
party,
both
supporters
of
was
findine
it
mnrp
upcpX
tiio
Butter
I
11-hinh
.-...!.
t
...
,i
Kir
Ik.
I.
.
...
II.
nillVHrOrt
ln
inll..
i.
V
.
J-
'
t
,
'
.
,.
j
petumn
of
right'
on
behalf
ul'
urmlaes
me
th
ra,i,Jn
,
1
i
-
wwm
!
to
finance
with
the
banks.
the
elder
Mr.
Kane
who
con-:
the
name,
but
before
I
am
-
The
House
of
fluence
of
the
Ganges,
Jumna'
The
principle
of
the
Jones
Ac;
IaVy
Pwer
unit
workcd
on
ana
baraswati
Rivers.
Ms
that
United
StatPS
Bonrts
"K
"lueS
aisc
:s
settling
into
o.nn.iuee
probinn
ienaea
tn.u
he
Had
been
mule-!
through
with
them
they
will!
ted
out
of
his
lecal
registration
,
find
that
this
Rose
would
smell
I
i
k
f.
t
.u.
tne
trench
from
the
sides
after
Local
Reservists
Show
Up
Well
In
Amy's
Winter
Aianoeuvers
ujr
oy
a
uum
U1IC
pail
Ol
llie
it
,
,
United
States
to
another
must,"
ls
SCped
ou
be
carried
in
United
States
ships.)
Purpose
of
the
trench
Is
to
An
exception
in
Canada"s
favor
drain
a
la.rvpr
nm-iim,
r
th
oi
aw
u.wn.sre
m
mnre
Ru-
;
a
g(,d
deal
sweeter
to
them
and
...
I.ert
by
roMusion
between
the,
the
world
at
large,
if
they
had
TODAYS
STOCKS
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
'
come
by
it
honestly.
Meantime
I
Courtesy
s.
d
iijuuiton
o.
t"M
Wednp.sday
by
yior
u,p
llightniMi-M:it,
that
con-'
full
wartime
price
ii.d
not
likely
have
't'i
u;i-urf!e
in
Can-
is
made
in
respect
of
the
Pacific
'cemetery
to
make
it
available
as
they
complacently
sit
astride
j
'tontimi'-d
on
Page
Two
uasi,
oiaies
oi
wasnington.
'or
use
as
tne
northern
nart.
hr-
;-i
i
Oregon
and
California.
Vaneouver
Bralorne
9.50
b
tore
the
lu-
comes
filled.
The
city's
contract
with
Highway
Construction
Co.
for
the
work
is
about
$2,400.
it-
-T
f
.i.tt.i-t.-e
investiga'
a
.-ky-rncketlne
pr
;
In
nee
Rupert's
contingent
to
the
army's
cise
Husky
II"
proved
themselves
competent
gunners
ami
made
an
outstanding
show
during
the
first
week
of
the
cold
weather
manoeuvres
at
Wainwrigtit
Alberta,
according
to
Lieut.
Frank
Parlette
who
led
the
seven-man
contingent
east
10
days
a-o
pri-
j
W
HAT
PRINCE
j
Rl'PERTl
WANTS
Freight
originating
in
the
j
United
States
may
be
carried
by
.03
.08
2.20
.12
B.
R.
Con
B.
R.
X
Cariboo
Quartz
Dcntonia
Grull
Wihksne
Hedley
Mascot
Minto
,0434
;
a
Canadian
railway
to
a
Car-,80
ladian
port
on
the
Pacific
and
'ia.
"I
do
not
:!
find
all
or
even
ri
explanation
of
wniiin
the
eoimtry."
He
was
1
Hie
United
States
Lieut,
fariette
returned
home
.02
,
after
the
first
week
of
the
exer
Pend
Orielle
2.30
Co.
and
tnn
provincial
government.
The
story
of
Kane's
allegation
was
well
known
to
old
timers
of
this
part
of
the
country.
The
status
of
Kaien
I.sland
and
Tsimpseun
Peninsula
as
provincial
or
Indian
reserves
entered
into
the
dispute.
The
date
of
the
statment
of
claim
was
August
23.
1009.
The
claim
w.is
b;ised
on
an
alleged
granting
on
June
18.
1903,
of
a
free
homestead
of
land
on
Kaien
Island
)
Kane.
That
homestead
later
became
the
site
of
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert,
terminus
of
the
Grand
Tiunk
Pacific
Railway.
Kane,
in
a
letter
to
the
Van
r-omvi
W
!:!.
Arril
7.
1908.
set
forth
his
position.
The
letter
j
was
i.s
foll
'V.s:
I
Mlf.
RANK'S
NSWKH
I
thence
moved
by.
a
Canadian
j
vessel
to
any
of
these
three
States.
Thus
goods
from
Chi-
CURB
PRICES,
i
CURB
WAGES
LONDON
(P
c.
H.
Millard,
United
Steelworkers
of
America
director,
said
last
night
that
Canadian
unions
will
curb
their
wage
demands
if
Pioneer
3.25
TT
I
EWE
ATH
ER
j
Rain
occasionally
mixed
with
;
snow
is
spreading
down
the
Bri-
i
tish
Columbia
coast
and
snow
is:
falling
over
Central
B.
C.
Cloudy
'
skies
and
showery
weather
are
!
expected
behind
th
weak
dis-j
turbanc
as
it
moves
southeast-1
ward
across
the
province
and
1
milder
weather
will
prevail
to-
i
morrow.
Present
indications!
are
that
this
will
only
be
tem-j
porary,
however,
as
another'
weak
outbreak
of
cold
air
ap-j
pears
to
be
developing
overj
Alaska.
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Char-j
lolte.s
and
North
CoastOver-:
east
occasional
light
rain
or!
.0434
j
cago
can
be
moved
over
the
CPR
Marshall,
chief
Dom-
to
Vancouver
and
shinnprf
.27
i
else
as
did
Gunner
J.
Basso,
but
j
the
five
others
remained
for
the
;
full
two
'weeks.
i
Despite
the
fact
that
some
cf
;
them
had
never
experienced
cold
;
weather,
they
carried
on
without
'
difficulty
in
temperatures
that
sins.
No
two
groups
were
dressed
alike,
because
the
authorities
were
testing
different
types
of
winter
wear."
First
part
of
the
course
in-,
eluded
training
in
skiing,
snow-shoeing
and
ski-joring.
The
men
tied
ropes
onto
Sherman
tanks
flnrl
nnannn
nni.tnA
1
Premier
Border
Privateer
Reeves
McDonald
Reno
Salmon
Gold
1.15
.10
.201-.
thence
to
Seattle
in
a
Canadian
freighter.
Situated
north
of
Vancouver.
they
get
a
guarantee
that
the
"
i.'ii,
said
that
only
""'5
in
the
world
had
""'ices
than
Can-Zealand.
Australia
Afnc:i
:-l!ee
if,
today
Inves-r
hn'ter
situation
alar
reference
to
will
j
ranged
as
low
as
30
below.
Lieut
Dominion
government
curb
prices.
He
said
.
....
n,,Ui.-vauic..
auu
that
Sheep
Creek
1.00
Taku
River
55
Congress
03
Pacific
Eastern
06
Hedley
Amalgamated
.02'2
"UCHC
'u-
cioining
sped
across
the
snow-covered
provided
by
the
made
the
-
army
plains
on
skis.
Instructor
in
the
Canadian
labor
was
now
ready
for
the
ultimate
func-.
tion
participating
in
i
"ompuuani.
j
ski-training
was
Bruno
Easier,
!
"We
were
issued
complete
sets
famed
ski
instructor
at
Banff.-
-of
winter
clothing,"
he
recalled,!
Training
then
centred
on'
Spud
Valley
.
.12
"As
I
see
by
the
d.uiy
papers
dri?zle
today.
Cloudy
with
snow
;
Prince
Rupert
has
no
hopes
of
getting
this
southbound
trade.
What
Interests
Prince
Rupert
is
the
northward
trade.
Its
ambition
i.s
to
receive
goods
from
Chicago
or
St.
Paul
and
to
move
them
in
a
Prince
Rupert
ship
to
Alaska.
Prince
Rupert
is
600
miles
or
two
days
by
sea
closer
to
Alaska
than
Seattle
is.
Quick
to
capitalize
on
a
four
days'
saving
of
Central
Zeballos
including
parkas
and
moccas-
j
specialized
work.
For
the
Prince
that
the
government
of
British
Hurries
Friday.
Winds.
south-Columbia,
'
urged
thereto
by
j
westerly
'15
m.p.h.i
today
and
laudible
motives
of
equity,
con
-,
northwest
?Xn
tomorrow.
Little
template
caneelling
my
regis
.
change
in
temperature.
Lows
to-tration
of
the
townsite
of
Prince
night
and
highs
Friday
-At
Port
.01
4
.42
.14'i
.44
Silbak
Premier
Oils
A.
P.
Con
Calmont
C.
&
E
STAYED
"
1
j
3.70
Rinvn.
1
wish
to
remind
the
Hardy
37
and
4ft.
Mussett
32
and
KK
-
Commodity
uri-
Rupert
boys
it
was
artillery.
This
training
climaxed
in
a
mock
battle
that
was
just
as
close
to
the
real
thing
as
it
could
be.,
LOCAL
TRAINING
PROVED
I'SEFIX
Training
which
the
Prince
Rupert
lads
had
received
with
f
15
C.
that
this
same:
38,
prince
Rujiert
32
and
40.
public
1
"
(1
thi.ii-
H,,,.
,,.,.,,
Foothills
3.40
Home
5.50
shipping
space
on
a
round
trip,
the
United
States
Government
'
;'(wv
but
ihp
lo
a
trot.
Mm-.
''"w'(l
today
in
"bservaneo.
Toronto
Athona
Aumaque
Beattic
Bevcourt
Bobjo
.08
.20
.63
.47
.14
"ic
limit
during
the
war
made
Prince
Rupert
the
main
port
through
which
men
and
materials
were
shipped
to
Alaska.
The
United
States
spent
$20,00,000
expanding
Prince
Rupert's
dock
ties
and
millions
more
on
ware
for
the
111
Chicago
yesterday.
11,11
and
;the
120th
Battery
here'
made
them
so
competent
that
the
officers
in
charge
of
the
exercise
found
it
necessary
to
send
to
Edmonton
for
permanent
force
gun
layers
during
the
exercises,
Lieut.
Parlette
declared.
Montreal
Buffalo
Canadian
.12
'
"!lt
SIHH-Cl
in
stock
!l"
but
they
firmnrl
houses
and
railway
sidings.
This
taste
of
wartime
nros-
I
ll'"li'ig.
Mines
con-
J
V
'
l
7
i
s.
?
.
-
t
,
n
v
i
'
d..
-.-.
st
"v!
.
,
here
and
I
'lt'
steady
fiver
in
A:
...
.
pcrity
has
whetted
Prince
Rupert's
appetite
for
the
peace
Winnipeg
J-'-uiKe.
iiricpo
"That
pleased
them
a
lot
and
made
us
pretty
popular."
Experiments
in
winter
use
of
guns
and
equipment,
however,
was
not
thB
only
point
of
Exer-
Consol.
Smelters
92.50
Conwe.st
,
80
Donalda
82
Eldona
87
Elder
.57
Giant
Yellowknife
5.50
Hardrock
12
ij
Harricana
07
Heva
18
Hosco
33
again
l"e
American
weak-
time
Alaska
trade.
Prince
Rupert
and
Alaska
ar?
thus
both
interested
in
seeing
I;iii:i:m,
ft.
-
,V
-
'
Icise
Husky,
according
to
Lieut.
1
Farlette.
Ithe
Jones
Act
amended.
The
FIN'l'K
efforts
of
Alaska
congressmen
in
ri(1,m.
(,f
nw.
m
Jackllife
043t!
this
dimptinn
r,.o1vnrl
o
lhni.
'xeliiinue
s:iih
,,i
''!v
t"ilay
that
the
Joliet
Quebec
35
.
j
recently
when
the
United
States
Lake
Rowan
12
j
Maritime
Commission
expressed
Lapaska
07?i
dlsannrnvnl
nf
a
miui
nf
two
LSI-4;i
1
1
h.
V
u'"'rt
could
be
ex-
''Ulltllliin
r..
Little
Long
Lac
1.20
act.
It
is
hoped,
however,
that
Hie
.
lW0
"They
wanted
to
prove
that
they
could
take
a
man
off
the
street
and
make
them
competent
to
use
artillery
effectively
within
a
week,"
he
said.
This,
appar-
ently.
was
done.
All
equipment
was
kept
outside
to
test
its
winterizing.
Modern
equipment
was
there
in
immense
quantities,
greater,
according
to
Lieut.
Parlette
than
uangerous
Wa
eventually
the
act
may
be
Madsen
2.80
lohamroH
tn
nt
,k
'if
infl.iti
1
v.iu.iQbu
.v
iuu
maoivit
hi
nit:
..
"nun
aas
!
1
a.
w.
u,
same
category
as
Washington.
California
and
Oregon
and
thus
be
eligible
to
receive
United
States
goods
handled
by
Canadian
railways,
ports
and
ships.
'lllt'
l)resiii,.,,f
...
...
til
...
.
1,1
"IP
4
"
J"14
ISU1
bureau.
I'
;"jatln.
Many
1
'greed.
aerial
view
shows'
the
FUEL
SHIP
CAUGHT
IN
ICE-This
niotolship
Albany
carrying
90,000
gallons
of
kerosene
to
the
.
.
u
.,,,r,v,t
in
thp
icp
in
t.hp
fnrpn
HnH-
i
Kvi
Vv
VtA
tv
V
,
1
HARRY
ARCHIBALD
EXPRESSES
VIEWS
Only
by
this
means
can
Prince
McKeKnzie
Red
Lake..
.55
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
1.30
Moneta
30
Negus
2.45
Noranda
46.25
Louvicourt
i,26
Pickle
Crow
2.05
Regcourt
07'j
San
Antonio
3,90
Senator
Rouyn
57
Sherritt
Gordon
2.19
Steep
Rock
:..
2.05
Sturgeon
River
18
Silver
Miller
38
God's
Lake
75
rnu
.i-h.M-r
oiTU
i
h
v.
i
iiiiuiiu
-
-
AL
TIDES
uri
oi
iui
i
V
--.
The
irc-breakerf
Gentian,
is
son
rivpr
neur
Kingston,
N
Y
ho
had
seen
It
during
any
of
his
wartime
experience.
"There
were
unlimited
supplies
of
amunition
and
they
-
let
u.s
shoot
as
much
of
it
as
ws
wanted."
Still
at
Wainwright
with
tro
other
250
reservists
from
other
parts
of
western
Canada
are
Bombardiers
Berkland
and
May
and
Gunners
Olsen,
Paavola
Rupert
gain
the
prosperity
at
I
'""V
13,
1948
.
lane
through
the
thick
eh,..,,..
I,.
K....L-irnnnri
Cllttill"
a
miTt'OW
TUTO
PLANT
CLOSES
DOWN
IN
FUEL
SHORTAGE
Workers
stream
from
the
huge
Dodge
motor
car
factory
at
Detroit,
Mich.,
at
4
p.m.
as
the
current
cold-induced
heating
fuel
shortage
forces
the
big
plant
to
close
down.
Thousands
are
out
of
work
in
the
Detroit
and
Windsor,
Ont
areas
as
plant
after
plant
closes
its
doors
because
ef
lack
cf
heat.
tributed
to
it
by
the
Saturday
Evening
Post
article.
This
was
the
view
expressed
today
by
Harry
G.
Archibald
Continued
on
r-a?e
8
ice
to
open
a
channel
for
the
oil
boat
to
follow.
The
ship
left
New
York
with
the
emergency
oil
cargo
at
the
request
of
Albany
officials
because
of
an
acute
fuel
shortage
in
the
N.
Y.
state
capital.
200
f,'et
1
2
:
200
t
If.
feet
36
4
4
feet
and
Mulroney.
.