J
CANADA
1918
(Continued
from
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AVIAN,
WEAICNES3
Birds
are
rr,orc
susceptible
to
carbon
monoxide
poisoning
tlia
l
humans.
Friday,
December
31,
1048
most
extensive
aerial
sr-arch
in
CanaiUan
hintoiy.
225
Chuck
Conxion
of
Ta3-oma
w
ins
Canadian
Open
golf
championship.
or
Miielled.
''o..
I'is
enle,,,!
,
1(l)d
,
of
London.
lfl"J
and
soy
lean
championship
at
Chicago.
29
James
Quiiui,
C.C.F.,
wins
Trail-Rossland,
B.
C.
by-lec-lion;
R.
Browne-Clayton,
Coalition,
wins
in
South
Okanagan.
DIlEMItl.lt
2
-Ontario
hydro-power
cuts
end.
.
,
9
Allister
Johnston,
Progressive
Conservative,
wins
Parry
HEAVY
TRAFFIC
During
1948
more
than
27,000
at
Ooose
Bay.
Labrador,
on
first
Atlantic
crossing
by
Jet
aircraft;
rail
strike
averted
by
17-cent-an-hour
raise.
17
Frank
Slranahan
of
Toledo
wins
Canadian
amateur
golf
championship.
19
John
Bracken,
national
leader
of
Progressive-Conservatives,
resigns;
Halifax
voters
approve
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass.
22
Newfoundland
votes
In
I'SE
YOUl
XMAS
iIKT
MONEY
BOYS'
OC'TOKKK
2
-Georiv
liew
rlcclrd
national
leader
of
Progressive
Conservative
parly.
-Ilydro
cuts
effective
in
some
parts
of
Ontario.
11
New
Canadian
Press
head
TO
OUR
PATRONS:
We
the
Management
and
Staff
j
,i
fiil
Theatre
nlerlfe
mirticlvou
.
ment
and
hanniness
duriiifr
fh
,
.
lll',tai
office
officially
opened
in
Tr.r-l
onto.
fnVIfMIT
I
nJ
i
o
favor
of
Confederation
with
Canada.
24-
Ali
2
crew
and
pussen-
oniR
killirt
In
Canada's
worst
aviation
crash
at
Gaspc.
Que-
28-rUuion
09
It,,!,,.-,
Nationale
Woli..n..li
nirlv
wins
Quebec
elect
inns
."""
n
ill
i
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m
SATUltDAY
2:00.
1:25.7..),,
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BOY'S
W
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Bit
E
A
K
Kit
S
AM)
SNOWSUTS
.
Complete
stock
of
all
size
boy's
Windbrcakcrs
and
both
im
two-piece
and
three-piece
Snow
Suits.
;5
RUPERT
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
STORE
31
Government
eliminates
25,closccl
f
M
CAHTCl
SUNDAY
MIDNIGHT
ONLY
1)
18
Finance
Minister
Abbott
5
brings
down
1948
budget;
no
a
major
tax
chanties.
i
22
Col.
J.
L.
Ralston,
CO,
war-?
time-
defence
minister,
dies
In
H
Montreal.
29-
-International
Trade
Fair
'
opens
in
Toronto.
31
State
of
emergency
de-
clared
in
British
Columbia;
,
troops
called
out
to
deal
with
B.C.
floods,
many
lives
lost;
O.
L.
Jones,
C.C.F.,
wins
Yale,
B.C..
federal
by-clcction.
Jl'NE
2
Fraser
Valley
flood
level
drops
estimated
property
dam-
I
nee
$30,000,000:
50.000
acres
of
farmland
flooded;
9.000
persons'
homeless.
i
3
Forest
fires
rage
in
Blind
,
River,
Chapleau
and
Mississagi
regions
of
Ontario.
4
Fire
destroys
half
of
the
village
of
St.
Victor
de
Tring.
Que.;
47
families
homeless.
5
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
strikes
against
three
lake
vessel
companies.
7
Progressive
-
Conservative
government
returned
in
Ontario
j
elections.
8
Rodney
Young
and
Arthur
Williams,
C.C.F.
candidates,
win
federal
by-elections
in
Vancouver
Centre,
and
Ontario
County.
11
Robert
Muyhew,
Liberal
M
P.
for
Victoria,
appointed
federal
fisheries
minister.
12
Sunnybrook
Hospital
for
Veterans.
Toronto,
officially
opened.
13
Ontario
forest
fires
slack
en
and
tourist
travel
resumed;
rail
service
re-established
through
B.C.
flood
areas.
24
C.C.F.
government
returned
to
power
in
Saskatchewan
elections.
25
Riot
of
90
inmates
at
Mercer
Reformatory
for
Women,
Toronto;
1.689
panadian-born
Mennonites
sail
for
Paraguay.
26
Government
anno
unces
subsidies
for
Increased
gold
production.
28
Liberals
will
New
Brunswick
elections;
Prince
Edward
Island
votes
for
government
control
of
liquor.'
30
Mackenzie
King
m
a
k
e
s
last
speech
in
Commons
as
prime
minister
JVLY
1
Justice
Minister
Ilsley
re-
signs.
12
British
Columbia
wins
Willingdon
Cup,
inter-porvincial
golf
trophy.
14
Six
R.A.F.
Vampires
land
Mark
I.nii.
ls
June
Lock
hart
in
'Bury
Me
Dead'
TO
SI'Ai;
eitP
1Ui,m,ii
N'lii-i
ii
Vh
'Assigned
nr..
rv
i
o
Langer
In
Sound,
Ontario
by-election.
,
.
11
Canada
-
Newfoundland
I
confederation
agreement
signed
13-
George
Nowlan.
Progressive
Conservative,
wins
pigby-Annapolis-Kings
federal
by-elcc-llon
in
Nova
Scotia.
14
Supreme
Court
'
declares
manufacture
and
sale
of
margarine
and
other
butter
sub
stitutes
in
Canada
Is
legal",
Import
ban
remains.
15
Finance
Minister
Abbott
announces
relaxation
of
restrictions
on
foreign
exchange.
10-
Income
tax
forms
reduced
to
two
simplified
forms.
17
-Rt
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
is
74.
18-Shell-making
plant
at
Val-cartier.
Que.,
destroyed
In
$500,-
!000
fire.
20
In
federal
by-elections,
George
Drew,
Progressive
Con
servative
leader,
wins
In
Carlc-ton,
0:it.,
Stuart
Garson,
Lib-
era.!.
'in
Marquette,
Man.,
and
t.,,,,,,,,1,1
l),.iprx
Liberal.
in
Laval-Two
Mountains,
Que.
21
Barbara
Ann
Scott
makes
professional
debut
in
New
York;
chosen
1948
s
outstanding
athlete
by
Canadian
Press
poll
for
third
consecutive
year.
Moving,
racking,
(
ratine
Shipping
and
General
Cartage
and
Storage
For
Complete,
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Established
1910
Phones
60
and
68
CHIROPRACTOR
John
F.
I-
Hughes,
D.C,
Ph.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
rhone
Itl.t
E
412
for
Appuiulmrnt
HOI
KS
10:30
a
in.
lu
1J
.')0
p
m.
and
a
ti
6
p
m.
.
kMMiH
Mundar
and
many.
7:30
pm.
Im
those
unablp
to
tomf
dunni?
thi
day.
RECEPTIONIST
in
attend-ance
afternoona.
13
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
re-admits
Frank
Hall's
Bro-
I
"hood
of
Railway
and
Slcam.
ship
Clerks
after
one-month
sus-
PCIISIOII.
j
j
17
Government
says
is
10
inquiries
on
reports
that
four
Vichy
collaborators
were
allowed
entry'
to
Canada.
19
T.
L.
Kennedy
chosen
to
succeed
George
Drew
as
premier
of
Ontario.
20
-
Hamilton
Tigers
laca-sse
team
wins
Mann
Cup.
25
L.
B.
Pearson
and
William
Boucher,
Liberals,
elected
in
Aljjbma
East
and
Rosihern,
Sask.,
federal
by-elections.
31
McKinnon
Industries
103-1
day
strike
at
St.
Catherines!
ends.
NOVEMIil
It
I
4
II.
S.
Ruilgn,
Coalition,
wins
Miimedosa,
Man
by-eiec-
tion.
6-
Seven
killed,
it)
injured
in
Toronto's
worst
traffic
accident.
7-
D.
L.
Campoed,
Liberal
Progressive,
chosen
to
succeed
Premier
G
arson
of
Manitoba.
,
11
Halifax
receives
ocean
traffic
diverted
by
U.
S.
long-:
shoremen's
strike.
!
15
-Mackenzie
King
resigns
and
is
succeeded
by
Louis
St.
'
Laurent;
Stuart
Garson
appointed
federal
justice
minister.
I0-S.
J.
Allsop
of
Red
Deer.
Alia.,
wins
world
wheat
championship
al
Toronto
20
-Hamilton
Wildcats
win'
Junior
Canadian
football
title
defeating
Saskatoon
Hilltops.
25
-George
.
Mc.Cullagh,
Tor-
onto
Globe
and
Mail
publisher,!
buys
Toronto
Evening;
Telegram
j
for
$3,610,000
!
27-
Calgary
Stampeders
win
j
Grey
Cup
defeating
Ottawa
;
Rougliriders.
I
28
Canadians
win
wheat,
oats
Prince
Uurnrt
Florists
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
616
Tel.
777
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
VVindbreakers
JJ
and
a
Snow
Suits
J
Fur
All
Agrs
a
i
five
inches
of
snow
in
the
Koot-enays.
Unsettled
weather
is
expected
to
continue
in
the
wake
of
the
storm
as
cool
moist
air
flows
over
the
province
from
the
west.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Cloudy
frequently
overcast
with
scattered
snow
flurries
today
and
Saturday.
Winds
southerly.
20
miles
per
hour,
shifting
to
30
about
midday
today
and
decreasing
to
westerlj
20
tonight.
Little
change
in
temperature
with
lows
tonight
and
highs
Saturday:
ort
Hardy
and
Massctt
25
and
35,
Prince
Rupert
25
and
37
COL.
DIXON'S
WORK
HONORED
In
recognition
of
his
services
as
District
Commissioner
of
the
Boy
Scouts
Association,
'
Col
Keith
Dixon
was
presented
with
a
silver
cigarette
case
in
his
office
at
the
Bcsner
Block
yesterday.
The
presentation
was
made
by
his
successor
in
the
position
of
District
Commissioner.
Lieutenant
-
Colonel
Hamilum
Grant,
and
F.
E.
Anfield,
president
of
the
Boy
Scouts
Association.
Tribute
was
paid
to
the
efrectivet
work
of
Col.
Dixon
Regret
was
expressed
at
his
rif-
j
nurture
was
coupled
with
besi,
,
wishes
for
his
success
in
his
nc
position.
j
!
Col.
Dixon
is
leaving
on
Sui.-
j
day
for
Victoria
where
he
will1
;
take
up
duties
of
his
new
ap-
pointmeni
in
me
.department
oi
;
Transport.
FIRST
"TUBE"
The
first
"tube"
built
in
England
was
opened
in
1800
and
was
five
miles
long.
COMING-MONDAY,
JANUARY
3
Mark
Mcvcns
iiarhara
Lawrence
percent
excise
tax
imposed
No
vember,
1947.
A
EG
EST
.'
7
Louis
t.
Lament
chosen
leader
of
National
Liberal
party.
8-F.
W.
Baldwin,
C6.pioneer
aviator,
dies
near
Biuldeck,
NS.
1
6
-
Em
bur
ku
removed
on
shipment
of
cattle
to
United
States.
17
Social
Credit
parly
re-
turned
in
Alberta
elections.
20
-Betty
Jean
Ferguson
of
Halifax
chosen
Miss
Canada.
21
Ontario
wins
Ladies
intcr-provineial
golf,
championship.
23
-Fiic
causes
more
than
$1,-000,000
damage
to
Bonaventurc
Station,
Montreal.
24
Mmcworkers
union
suspended
by
C.C.L.
28
Grace
Lenczyk
of
Ncwing-ton,
Conn.,
retains
women's
Canadian
Open
golf
chmnpion-ship.
SEPTE.MKEir,
1
Official
cort-of-livint1
in-cx
rise
to
ali-time
r.ith
159.6.
9
Thfec-day
fire
put
out
at
wild
well
of
Loduc
oilfieul.
Alberta.
10
L.
B.
Pearson
sworn
in
as
minister
of
external
affair-.
Ill
Brotherhood
of
Railway
and
Steamship
Clerks
suspended
by
T.L.C.
21-Rov.
Willard
B.vwini;
oi
Toronto
elected
moderator
of
the
Uiiit.-d
Church.
22
United
Slates
A.r
roi':e
plane,
lost
in
1013,
found
nr.i"
Fort
Nelson.
B.
C;
11
died
and
$500,000
in
geld
ar.d
eii'Yeiicy
aboard.
23
Two
Moi.trcal
policemen
I
shot
to
death
by
Dank
robbers.
;
24
Five
members
of
U.S.
Navy
plane
lost
since
Sepi.
12
found
in
northern
Manitoba
bur.h
afle
i
"V
STREET
WITH
HO
HAME
THE
WliATHER
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Synopsis
1
The
storm
which
brought
gale
i
winds
and
heavy
rains
to
the
B.
j
C.
coast
last
evening
is
moving
f
eastward
across
the
mountains
i
this
morning
after
dropping
more
than
two
inches
of
rain
at
j
Pachena
Point
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
and
nearly
A.
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$125.00
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