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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
31.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
6,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
i)QSTfln
I
Si
RIBLE
Bairbaira
A
Wins
Sctk
ympie
Tifcl
mum
....s
Do
Not
Know
j
of
Word,
Says
NAZI
GENERAL
TAKES
OWN
LIFE
How
on
Sound
Basis,
Prince
nupert!c7Zn"fIkT'1lMAY
KHOW
IN
Hever
Looked
Better
-
C.
II.
Orme
Air
sPeed
Mark
ijVEEK'S
TIME
Graceful
Canadian
Girl
Wins
Skate
Figure
Title
ST.
MORITZ
(CP)-Canada's
Barbara
Ann
tcolt
NUERNBERG
(P.
General
,
ulional
Weirare
worurr
lanada
you
do
not
know
liVm
of
hunger
and
Dr.
Lotta
Hitsch-in
,,-hircd
an
apical
for
help
a
f
Johannes
Blaskowitz,
who
surrendered
to
the
Canadian
Army
Meantime
Kenneth
Meek
Non-Conunittal
in
Regard
to
Waterfront
Installations
Alter
more
than
forty
years'
close
association
with
Prince
Rupert
from
the
earliest
days
of
speculative
stimulation
through
the
heights
of
optimism
in
Holland
in
May
1945,
com
;om-
J
today
won
the
women's
figure
skating
championship
ke'a!at
the
Fifth
Wintpr
Olvrnnipe
plimavin.
o
cnnni
1
of
U1C
in'Mimtn""
u.
milted
suicide
in
a
Nueni
Stating
that
the
former
Uni-
prison
yesterday
shortly
before
cf
'
I"
VT
IT.'
r"j
.
starving.
iriB"-i-j
of
Europe,
made
before
and
the
depths
of
despair,
Kx-Mayor
C.
H.
Orme,
before
he
left
last
night
for
Victoria
after
spending
tal
Ctitcr
Irmn
iiflirfrnllt
tr.
1
'
.
.7
'
7.,,
T
Z
he
was
to
go
on
trial
for
war
yiiiaya
uupamncieu
in
xcuictuian
sport
nisLory
and
bringing
the
Dominion
its
first
Olympic
skating
dinner
i
t,,v-
i'-1-
v.1-1
..v.v,
(
tut
uuliwu
iui
a
i
inv.c
i
club
at
a
M0
R
E
T
O
W
N
VALENCE,
Gloucestershire,
England
f-
Squadron
Leader
Bill
Water-ton
of
Edmonton
today
established
an
air
speed
record
of
515.89
miles
an
hour
for
the
100-kilometre
closed
circuit.
The
record
is
subject
to
confirmation.
SAME
BANDIT!
STRIKE
AGAIN
Rupert's
future
never
appeared
in
the
Civic
Centre
last
The
19-year-old
Canadian
jW,
....
i-
In.
lotta
Ituscumaouva,
dimes.
The
C
I
-year-old
Wehrmacht
veteran,
who
surrendered
his
forces
May
5,
1945,
to
Lt.-Gen.
Charles
Foulkes,
commander
of
the
first
Canadian
Corps
two
days
before
the
German
surrender
eluded
his
guards
and
auuiawuiis
wcic
Mill
uuun
ma
control
in
negotiations
with
the
i
War
Assets
Corporation
but
declining
to
discuss
any
details
of
his
deal,
Kenneth
Meek
of
Cal-,
gary
said
this
morning
that
he
might
have
something
to
say
in
I
about
a
ieek's
time
on
the
matter.
He
suggested
that
there
with
a
characteristically
pollshea
performance,
scored
markJJ
ranging
from
5.3
to
5.9
In
the
tree-figure
phase
of
the
chaniilow-
COMPLAIN
OF
PRESS
PARLEY
bv
the
president.
Mrs.
,,i
Youngs,
is
well
ac-
l
ith
the
situation
In
.ship,
(Six
Is
perfection).
-
:
'
brighter
to
him
than
it
does
today.
"The
basis
of
the
city's
future
progress
Is
.doubtless,
sounder
than
ever
before
now
that
some
of
the
old
speculative
phases
are
behind
us,"
this
pioneer
of
pioneers
commented.
"As
I
see
it
there
is
no
plaee
in
Canada
that
offers
a
better
opportunity
today."
Mr.
Orme
expects
to
be
back
In
Prince
Rupert
early
in
May
Members
of
British
Parlia-1
A
special
announcement
came
might
be
developments
in
the
"
,
"
i-o
lot
uit-u
iio'.i
ui
tne
jii.;jji
after
Barbara
Ann's
flawrtess
ment
Critical
of
Their
L'se
'oday
from
tne
stana-social
welfare,
n
Prague,
Czechoslova-uraduate
of
unlverst-Prague
and
Purls,
she
(hx'uiratc
in
philosophy
rotunda.
Marpole
Branch
of
Imperial
liank
In
Vancouver
Robbed
of
$900
form
in
three
figures
made
It
meantime
which
would
result
1
In
final
consummation
of
the
ideal.
'
i
certain
that
judges
would
con
JuHllU
HI
.SOCl.ll
at-inivf.
LONDON,
P
Press
confer-,
ences,
generally
looked
on
as
a
I
United
States
invention,
have
I
increased
and
multiplied
in
Whitehall
to
the
point
that
j
members
of
ParliamenW-and
some
reporters
have
started
to
VANCOUVER
(P
Two
overall-'
Mr.
Meek
reiterated
frequent
i
clad
and
goggled
gunmen
ye
s-statements
that
he
was
doing
Iterday
robbed
the
Marpole
everything
in
his
power
to
de-biancli
of
the
Imperial
Bank
of
V?P
so
useful
function
for
.Canada
of
$900.
They
are
be-
the
installations
rather
than
de-
nmalism.
formerly
a
firm
unofficial
figures.
Telegrams
of
congratulations
soon
came
pouring
In
Including
messages
from
Prime
Minister
King
and
Leader
of
the
Gppa-i
sition
Bracken.
'
:
.
i
-woman
in
her
native
SAVINGS
ARE
BEING
HELD
For
Application
Against
Income
Tax
Arrears,
M
mister
Tells
House
and
France,
she
wa.-
,
take
refuge
in
Bellas:
the
war.
She
gain-
1
1S
i;;ce
to
Canada
in
1942
luiufjiaiu.
I
Critical
members
of
Parlia-1
ment
say
the
press
conference
is
a
convenient
method
of
al-
lieved
to
be
the
same
men
who
Polish
them.
Meantime,
he
had
robbed
the
same
branch
of
$1500
assumed:
maintenance
charges
on
New
Year's
Eve.
'
,
tn
connection
with
keeping
them
Bank
Manager
Reg
Astley,
ho
standln-
He
suggested
that
fi,-oH
tu
cVwiic
u
tu
tvnHtt
War
Assets
was
insisting
on
'Kiucst
of
the
Czech
Of
nl
anil
in
1945
became
director
of
the
Um-
OT1AWA
9
--Hon.
Dr.
J.
J.
lowing
ministers
to
avoid
mak-nj,r,
n,inun.r
nf
natimvji
ing
announcements
In
Parlia-
an
early
disposal
of
the
matter.
TODAY'b
STOCKS
Courtesy
S.
D
Jt
hiiMon
v
Vancouver
Bralorne
U.tiO
B.
It
X
U9
Cariboo
Quartz
2
45
Dentonia
12
Grull
Wihksnd
04
Hedley
Mascot
82
Minto
02:l
Pend
Oreille
2.50
Pioneer
3.40
Premier
Border
04'4
Calls
For
Controls
Mr.
Meek
said
that,
on
a
re
.HiTvice
L
ommitiee
oi
(fed
the
bank,
said
he
was
"positive"
they
were
the
same
ones
who
pulled
the
previous
hold-up.
i
i
revenue
told
a
questioner
in
the
ment
where
tnev
would
be
sub-
Dr.
Hitschmanova
has
cent
trip
east,
'
he
had
endeav-
OPTIMISTIC
"Prince
Rupert
on
solid
basis'
C.
H
Orme.
Sl'urow
twice
since
the
1
.
.
,
,
.
.
TIou;p
of
JI
rnmmnns
commons
th.-it
tnai
com-
com
J-"u
to
qucauuns
uy
me
oppu
oured
to
develop
Interest
in
the!uou,
.
..
......
i..K,
..in,.
..n.torf
Ywi
tho
siuon.
1
and
cave
an
eye-wit-
u.c
iuota,iiiuua
uui
tua,.
,
'
;
.
.
Corresuondents.
Correspondents,
manv
many
.f
i
i
i
i
p
cvprn
input
Hnrinw
thp
war
-u-'prp
til
mnt
of
the
conditions
ue
naa
mei
uie
opinion
mat
r
in
gall
aiwiM
npniB
reiaiiiri
a'?ninsL
arrears
,
1
1
In
r
must
recent
trip
of
either
the
Commons
or
Lords,
Liberal
Member
at
Ottawa
Veers
From
Party
Line
in
.
Advice
to
Government
OTTAWA
0
-
David
Oroll,
Liberal
member
for
Tore-nto-
in
income
tax
payments.
they
were
"public
utilities"
In
which
the
people
of
Prince
Ru-
pert
should
Interest
themselves.
.r,
li
she
found
Europe
ATOM
AIRCRAFT
CARRIER
NOW
Formidable
New
Fighting
welcome
opportunities
to
meet
ministers
face
to
face
and
have
much
to
help
herself
ntornhfiv
fir
KiL'ift
Purrprit
Fir
urv
much
in
need
of
Meantime
a
telegram
received
j
Market
Is
Firming
Ud
Policies
clarified
McCann
said
the
retention
o
Privateer
27
Reno
J
11
Salmon
Gijd
22
Sheep
Creek
1.07
Taylor
Bridge
48
But
even
the
seekers
after
by
the
Daily
News
from
F.
X
Jennings
of
War
Assets
head-
the
savings
was
being
made
un
Hani
citii-.-,
Vessel
Proposed
for
U.S.
Navy
are
being
re-
Spadina,
bluntly
told
the
government
yesterday
that
a
return
to
price
controls
and
substdiej
news
grouse
that
press
confer
i!t
4
';
;i
bare
nanus
Because
'nuartprs
ut
Montrpal
said
that
der
der
an
an
order-in-council
order-ln-council
passed
passed
...
.
.
.
Planes
?
,f
!
'L,
ences
wlth
some
ministers
I
WASHINGTON.
DC.
,
.
.
.
r
h.
ih
thp
total
rep-
was
the
way
to
reduce
current
I...
.
i-i
v..
e
Ul
U1C
JUSiailiiUUllS
IS
nut
J
rpnt
nr
TTiorP
ihon
tho
nllon.
.02
in
k
fiiuuun
wj
car
v
atomic
uumua
..
.
v,.,
v""v.v.-
1
machinery.
Factories
ill
orders
because
of
rau
materials.
Choice
Rut
Situation
Is
Still
SotneMhat
I
ncertain
yet
completed'
'and
gave
the
amount
that
was
repayable
.
had
i
Uon
of
&
mimeographed
'
costs
of
living
Meek
ntn.l
.
"t
.
".understanding
that
Mr.
Deen
more
man
souu.uuu.uuu
01
.
.
.
.
-
vPHmr
Rhnrniv
frnm
Uip
Taku
River
Vananda
Congress
Pacific
Eastern
.
.
.
.
Hedley
Amalg.
Spud
Valley
which
nearly
four
million
had,
.(.mnt
.
which
has
been
followed
bv
aov-
was
now
In
Prince
Rupert.
'".glHIIli
new
AJiiri
iv.au
aiinaii
07
!
carrier.
.
V
J1.
ii
W
W
Vttl
I
J
wtv
lllilUO
fc
-
-tw--
is
heme
killed
for
food!
CHICAGO
',f
The
headlong
if
lack
of
fodder
an
J
I
pinnae
of
conimKlity
prices
already
been
paid,
out.
,he
1
(or
"
xlKiWpfi
sums
of
touching
at
.12
to
80.000-ton
mammoth
flat-top
A
i
iroplin-
crop
failure
iPa!it
:l
temporary
bottom
today.
i
beyond
the
written
-word
often
'
eminent,
supporters,
.
Mr.
;
Croll
are
fruitless.
This
being
so,
they
made
his
statement
in
the
Home
j
contend
a
messenger
boy
to
col-j
of
Commons
after
Rt.
Hon.'J.
L.
,
lect
the
handout
would
serve
Hsley,
minister
of
Justice,
,
had
I
just
as
well.
I
asked
the
members
to
support
announced
yesterday
by
was
BULLETINS
Habitual
Criminal
Central
Zeballos
01
'2
Silbuk
Premier
.45
Oils
i
to
rains
followed;
Wheat
futures
attain
reached
;
w,t
hid!
wave,
the
like
'
a
niaximum
allowable
decline
of
I:
ihariii.it
Ix'en
recorcTe-.t
m.
a
bushel
but
found
enough
Loses
His
Appeal
I
Some
ministers,
like
Sir
Star-
the
government
s
resolution
for
A.
P.
Con
Calinont
u
ivj
vile
unac-
buying
to
recover
slightly.
14!2
.48
3.55
6.10
J,
C
miih
hunger
of
the
ANOTHER
Sl'ICIDE
j
VICTORIA
(P
William
Mima-,
ford
Cripps,
chancellor
of
the
fARIS-JA
War
Ministry
;
vish.
aged
34,
of
Vancouver
lost
exchequer,
make
their
confer-Pokesman
today
announced
j
a"
aPPeaI
from.
an
indetermm-
ences
a
semi-public
class
in
ec-
C.
&
E.
Home
Corn
skidded
the
daily
limit
of
eiuht
cents
for
a
third
the
establishment
of
a
committee
to
investigate
reasons
for
the
rising
cost
of
living.
Mr.
Croll
also
advocated
the
reimposition
of
the
excess
profits
tax
to
curb
profiteering
and
said
the
government's
policy
Of
non-
Toronto
that
General
Otto
von
Stuel
-o
i
reane
what
a
privi-
!stralKht
day.
t
It
to
eat
a
piece
of
white
!
t).lts
w(Me
down
a
le.-v.srr
ate
sentence
in
penitentiary
as
.
onomics.
Sir
Stafford,
a
firm
a
habitual
crimial.
Munavish
"stonewaller"
when
he
does
not
was
the
first
person
in
Canada
wish
to
answer
a
question,
re-
j
to
be
conducted
under
the
Habi-
tains
his
boyhood
trait
of
de
ar?"B
1
...
ii.,
..
.
....
--v,
St..
oivM.iiiiianova
r.sk-'
t
aiuoiiti.
I
'iid.s
of
European
SolllP
balance
came
back
intoi
never
seen
It.
In
.up
si..n-k
market
where
urices
Secretary
of
the
Navy
John
L.
Sullivan.
Other
experimental
warcraft.
additions
to
the
United
States
arsenal
and
new
weapons
are
also
proposed.
First
hint
of
the
atomic
bomb
naval
craft
was
made
a
month
ago
by
President
Truman,
britais
criticized
Charted
By
I
kraine
By
Blocking
Palestine
Partition
Plan
LAKE
SUCCESS
CP
The
Sbvlet
Ukraine
today
accused
Great
nial
Criminal
Act
which
has
lighting
to
explain
and
expound,
interference
with
business
and
been
in
force
since
last
July,
reputed
to
have
bored
the
fam-1
building
up
huge
surpluses
was
ily
tenants
when
he
was
young,
of
little
importance
compared
w.un
is
considered
tnc
Mfi
hls,
rv(.n
Ui
t
ti
1
1
,i
i
l
li
t
nniintrti
in
.08
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2
.55
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.15
97.25
.90
.02
1.09
.61
Atliona
Aumaque
Beattle
Bevcourt
Bobjo
Buffalo
Canadian
Consul.
Smelters
Conwest
Donalda
Eldona
Elder
VVWVtJ
lift
e
t
l
50
p-r
rent
of
the
His
conferences
usually
are
con-
with
the
health
of
the
Gana-
JUST
LIKE
HUMANS
sidered
more
useful
than
those
Jdian
people.
Cotton
futures,
alter
dropping
heavily,
recovered
to
show
narrow
gains
at
noon
on
the
New
Yoik
Exchange.
krnitir
movement
of
rommodi-
Kangaroos
teed
while
sitting
X
tie;l(
W)1(.n
tlu,y
a,.e
aulc
ot
his
smiling
but
hard-to-pin-
erect,
holding
the
food
in
their
down
predecessor,
Hugh
Dalton.
I
lorepaws.
cundiUon.s
s
are
becom-),.
,,,h,.r
,u.ln
1!,..in.s
i,.,u
en
I
i
Giant
Yellowknife
5.00
und
any
people'
,,,,
,
un:,Vst.s
who
see
t
C
INTEGRITY
IN
DECLINE
pnagel,
wartime
commander
of
German
troops
in
occupied
France,
hanged
himself
this
morning
in
Chercheniedi
Prison.
A
69-year-old
bachelor
Stuelpnagel
was
under
indictment
on
charges
of
"crimes
against
international
law,"
including
the
execution
of
hostages.
DEAD
IN
BLIZZARD
PRINCE
GEORGE
Victims
of
a
far
north
storm,
an
Indian
trapper
and
his
son
died
on
a
blirzard-swept
trail
500
miles
north
of
here,
it
was
learned
today.
FORMER
CHIEF
DIES
VANCOUVE
R
Henry
.
Long,
who
was
chief
of
police
in
Vancouver
from
1924
to
1929.
died
in
Shaughnessy
Military
Hospital
at
the
age
of
72
years.
i'...
moi
l
cuiosis
oue
Jileqimte
diet,
she
rc-
.84
.14
mi
ibliut
two
mr
font
if
trout
a.s
a
healthy
adjustment
rather
than
a
definite
change
of
direction.
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
Heva
Hosco
Jacknife
',;
I
Britain
o
obstructing
the
par-
I
ies
flie
if
L-n..
Navy
Firing,
Danger
Area
Is
Declared
SEATTLE
The
Coastguard
announce
that
a
danger
area
will
be
established
by
the
17th
U.S.
Naval
district
for
sea
to
shore
surface
firing
throughout
all
of
February.
The
danger
area
will
"
:
t
.37
.05:'4
Quaker
School
Master
Blames
Oldsters
For
Youth
Becoming
Agnostics
BOOTHAM,
Yorkshire,
'-mil.
uiaiii.x-
-5.1
''aii.se
mothers
have
no
?
i.ixp
them
clean.
t
.N
I
ll
K
lie
lit
II..,
1,.,
Juliet
Quebec
38
tition
of
Palestine.
Vassily
A.
Tarasenko,
Ukrainian
delegate
on
the
security
council,
charged
that
the
position
taken
by
Britain
waa
contrary
to
the
United
Nations
Assembly's
decision
to
split
the
.12
.08
Lake
Rowan
Lapaska
Quaker
school
headmaster,
be
on
the
north
shore
of
Ugak
Thoinas
F.
Green,
told
re
IlilU.llJtl,
.
fiUu,
Dr.
Hitschmanova
'
Bay.
Kodiak
Island,
Alaska.
WATERWAY
IS
CRITICIZED
Senator
IahIhc
Thinks
ltig
Scheme
Impracticable
Colleague
Sees
Differently
Holy
Land
into
Jewish
and
Ar,ab
THE
WEATHER
states.
NUTLEY.
Sussex,
Eng.,
CP
'c'u
a
great
revival
In
'
cultural
life
since
the
liberation.
Music,
the
I'tei'ature
and
religion,
"Nse(i
by
the
Nazis
be-!
ligious
conference
here,
that
"most
of
my
boys
between
the
ages
of
16
and
17
are
agnostics."
He
added:
"The
same
can
be
said
for
the
undergraduate
world
as
a
whole.
They
tHnk
of
God
as
being
like
Santa
Synopsis
Clear
skies
and
cold
polar
air
NEWPORT,
Monmouthshire.
9
Sir
Gerald
Kelly's
picture
of
iFivc
paintings
w'orth
more
than
1
$40,000
including
works
of
Tur
-
Senator
Hen-of
Massachu-
combined
last
night
to
bring,
siih-zzfro
temneratures
to
all
of
ir
'
WASHINGTON
national
or
non-
"i'l
ure.
all
wcr
on
ll
rv
Cabot
Lodge
a
nude
girl,
smoking
a
cigarette
ner
and
Gainsborough,
were
Little
Long
Lac
135
Lynx
10
Maclsen
Red
Lake
2
90
McKenzie
Red
Lake
57
MacLeod
Cockshutt
1.37
Moneta
33
Negus
2.H0
Noranda
48.25
Louvicourt
'
..
140
Pickle
Crow
2.25
Regcourt
08
San
Antonio
4.00
Senator
Rouyn
60
Shcrrit
Gordon
2.41
Steep
Rock
-
2.16
Sturgeon
River
20
Silver
Miller
40
"id
thci-p
i,s
a
K,.eat
joy
seites,
.speaking
in
opposition
to
"
'lid
a
great
hope
for
the
Great
Lakes
St.
Lawrence
''
While
they
anxiously
Waterway
proposition,
pictured
to
be
believed
In
when
and'
aus
the
interior.
The
Kootenays
is
The
decline
in
much
;e
young.
the
Cariboo
reported
as
as
20
below
zero.
Along
the
coast1
Phonal
integrity
among
older
Comox,
with
13
above,
was
the!pePle
is
havinpt
Its
Influence
coldest
spot.
orl
tne
voUne-
the
many
Relief
from
the
cold
wave
ap-1
regulations
of
today,
the
law
is
pears
to
be
in
sight
as
a
storm
no
longer
regarded
as
secred."
is
moving
in
rapidly
from
the
lir
debates
of
the
big
the
whole
region
as
a
.solidly
llVr
there
they
do
not
'frozen
waste
for
five
months
of
presented
by
F.
G.
Nettelefold
bought
recently
for
$1,000,
is
to
to
Liverpool
Corporation
Walker
stay
in
the
town's
art
gallery.
Art
Gallery.
'despite
protests.
DE
VAlIrALOSES
MAJORITY
IN
EIRE
BUT
MAY
CARRY
ON
GOV'T
DUBLIN
(CT)
Thomas
L.
Mullins,
Secretary
of
"''
ling
evidenced
here,'
the
year,
a
highly
dangerous
orl
is
on
the
verge
of
navigation
system
under
the
best
1
1-
J!4
I
Sk'
ss
n
I
It
-
-.
-5i
l
:
s
i'
.--".
4l?
,
f;
st
;H;,f
!t
1
S
,
Pv.(J
-
.
5S
i.
Sj
;
fa
ttrft.'n.iw.ii
.w.
i
ii
fiiii
i.iiir.)TfiafJi
f
".v
tlo
not
always
speak
'of
conditions
and
n
vulnerable
''
Si'd.
la,-,...
that
could
only
with
dif-
P
ike
w
ai-mlv
,,f
.1
I
1
.....
1
.
.
u,
,i,,i..,wl..rl
i
i-nm
a
niod-
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tl,
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1
II
II
1
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U'
v..
iwt.ovi
LOCAL
TIDES
Saturday,
February
7,
1948
ill!
'tied
on
i-ay,,
a,
Stock
Exchanges
Open
Saturdays
the
Raima
Tail
(government
party)
said
that
1'rime
Minister
Kainonn
tie
Valera
lost
his
Parliamentary
ern
air
attack.
He
spoke
for
four
hours.
There
was
no
assurance,
said
Lodge,
that
the
Canadian
Par
High
stock
exchanges
at
Toronto
I
majority
by
i
slim
margin
in
Wednesday's
general
0:30
10.9
feet
11:52
19.3
feet
6:00
9.7
feet
18:40
4.1
feet
Gulf
of
Alaska.
Mixed
rain
and
snow
with
strong
southerly
winds
were
expected
to
strike
the
northern
coast
by
mid-day
and
spread
to
Vancouver
Island
and
the
lower
mainland
tonight.
Forecast
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Overcast,
continuous
mixed
rain
and
snow
today.
Cloudy
with
snow
flurries
tonight
and
Saturday:
Low
liament
Would
approve
the
agree
and
Vancouver
will
remain
open
..
ion
DESTROYER
ment
and
he
believed
to
sign
"'"jon
tlu
Saturday
mornings
from
nowj
ji,,.
Mllllins
said
the
Prime
Minister
WOllld
King
was
hesitant
on.
according
to
word
received
?
TO
DATE
be
able
to
form
a
flew
govern
agreement
"which
the
United
.,ni
on."
City
Merchants
today
by
the
brokerage
firm
of
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
The
exchanges
remained
closed
on
Sat-day
mornings
since
the
early
part
of
the
last
war.
i,,
oiiii.es
uutniuiu'i.
.1..-...
FA
-The
Halifax-built
I
Senator
Wiley
declared
that
t
AUlaba,skrtn.
ben
rtm.
'
Sina
tor
I.orliie's
fears
were
all
southeast
winds
(15
m.p.h.)
in
of
the
Canadian
war-
1
Imaginary-
What
worried
him
111
action
four
years
'was
that
his
home
city,
BJston,
ment
with
the
support
of
labor
and
independents.
Complete
returns
from
three-quarters
of
Eire's
forty
constituencies
show
de
Valera's
Fianna
Fail
connot
hope
to
obtain
the
seventy-four
seats
needed
for
a
clear
majority
in
the
174-mem-ber
Dail.
PELTS
FOR
LONDON
With
a
weight
of
nearly
3,000
pounds,
38
bales
of
fur
pelts
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Company
are
shown
above
at
Montreal
airport
prior
to
their
shipment
this
week
via
Trans-Canada
Air
Lines
air
cargo
service
to
the
Hudson
Bay
Company
in
London,
England.
Valued
at
more
than
$120,000,
the
furs
were
sold
at
the
com-
CANADIAN
TIN
PRICE
RAISED
OTTAWA
The
Prices
Board
announce
a
16-cent
increase
in
the
price
of
tin,
raising
the
Canadian
ceiling
price
from
80
to
96
cents
a
pound.
The
new
price
for
the
world
scarce
metal
is
now
effective.
the
ie
roast
of
trade.
What
he
I
France,
is
mlaht
lose
some
.
.
'ss,(,-
the
Minister
nf
hni
RI1irt
.nhot.
fon
was
all
In
I
1
iieatre
DUWW
AS
creasing
to
southeast
(30)
this
afternoon
and
shifting
to
northwesterly
(30
tonight.
Milder.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow:
Port
Hardy
32
and
40,
Mas-sett
30
and
40,
Prince
Rupert
30
and
40.
'""ounces.
She
will
i.-l
hie
,i,,rt
s.-nntor
Wilev
re-
FC--
Film
Shnwn
City
merchants
are
asked
In
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
into
the
Daily
News
office
by
4
p.m.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
This
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
in
keeping
to
the
regular
hour
for
publication.
""Muuiiait.
The
ves-'
marked
that
the
St.
Lawrence
lew
additional
feat-
had
a
better
accident
record
'tort
and
ennvpnionn,.
1
u.,
.....ii.virahle
seawavs
j
pany's
fur
sale
there
Febru-
it
.
1.1.
till
i
I
1
1
I.
Ull.l,."."-
.
i
i
011
to
the
older
-tvno'onrf
ihnt.
tho
Canadian
Bovern-
WINSTON-SALEM,
N.C.
The
I
The
fine
Gael
Party
is
second
movie
at
a
downtown
theatre
with
23
seats
followed
by
Labor
here,
had
billed
a
show
entitled
in
third
place
with
eleven.
"Aflame."
It
was
in
color.
Dur-
Four
other
parties
have
split
ing
the
performance
a
fire
broke
1
up
the
remaining
twenty-one
out,
the
theatre
being
destroyed,
seats
so
far
decided.
One
of
tliBco
1,
,!...
i,
..i.r.,1,
timrp
was
LONDON
(P
A
North
London
athletic
association
Is
producing
LONDON
(P
A
late
16th-cen-
ary
3.
Malcolm
Isaac,
cargo
tury
Brussels
tapestry
panel
was
agent,
is
shown
checking
the
auctioned
here
for
420
(
$1,680
.
shipment.
,,.(
.
.a
d
lllflll
lfUUltus
oi.ww
P'ntain
to
,.,
j..
,
.
.
tu.,
m
a
play
"Sec
How
They
Run."
ice
I
more
fog
in
New
York
the
St.
Lawrence.
the
crew.