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at
Canada'a
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VUL.
XXXVIII,
No.
286.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C.
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
8,
1949.
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FIVE
CENTS
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vuo
City
Goes
To
Polls
Today
A
relatively
heavy
poll
was
anticipated
in
Prince
Rupert's
civic
voting
today
on
the
strength
of
this
morning's
vote
which
saw
about
a
score
off
people
cast
bal
URGED
TO
DROP
ROW
BOAT
TRIP
FALMOUTH,
England,
h
Stanley
Smith,
who
last,
year
attempts
at
dissuasion
of
Paul
Mullcr's
undertaking
to
cross
the
Atlantic
in
a
rowboat
by
a
personal
visit.
He
predicted
bad
weather
at
this
time
of
the
year
and
said
that
he
and
his
brother
are"
returning
to
Canada
by
steamer
in
February.
Tl
A
Tl
Impressions
of
Orient
United
Asia
Could
Be
Great
Benefit
Or
Menace
To
Vorld
In
Asia
there
is
the
possibility
of
a
great
new
formation
of
nations
which,
if
they
were!
'-joined
together,
would
be
a
mighty
striking
power
The
Orient,
if
it
gets
a
lead
from
the
West,
could
be
a
great
ally
in
the
peace
and
progress
of
mankind.
If
it
is
not
shown
honesty
and
straight
dealing
it
could
become
a
grave
menace
to
the
whole
of
the
western
"
"'
world.
ad
of
ScfiaedliLi
eeks
Ahe
.
e
lots
for
mayor,
and
six
alder
men
and
vote
on
two
referend-ums,
within
the
first
hour.
When
the
Civic
Centre
polling
btaUoncd
opened
at
8
o'clock.
ram
Is
;
only
two
voters
were
in
sight.
Body
Found
In
Harbor
One
of
these,
Eric
Faure,
candid
Federal
Aid
In
Education
INFRINGEMENTS
ARE
CHARGED
TORONTO
i
Alex
McGregor,'
Ontario
council
member
of
the
Dominion
Football
Association,
said
here
last
night
that
a
Dominion
Association's
committee
Is
So
concluded
Rev.
James
A.
Munro,
general
superintendent
of
missions
for
the
Presbyterian
kits
!
W
Phase
VANCOUVER
ff.-Body
of
an
unidenlified
elderly
man
was
fished
from
Second
Narrows
by
Burnaby
police
yesterday.
Badly
decomposed,
it
was
found
floating
among
logs
In
a
boom.
It
ate
for
a
two-year
aldermanic
seat,
cast
the
first
ballot
of
the
day.
-Within
the
first
rain-washed
hour,
three
more
candidates
showed
up
G
J.
Dawes,
aider-manic
candidate,
and
Alderman
It
M.
Daggett
and
George
Rud-dCrham,
both
seeking
the
mayoralty
seat.
.
At
11
o'clock
this
morning,
172
'voters
had
cast
ballots.
An
11
:30
dressed
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
yesterday
on
"Asia
Today."
During
the
past
year
Mr.
Munro
made
a
six
months'
tour
of
the
Orient
which
took
in
Japan,
China,
Formosa,
Burma
and
India,
New
and
Interesting
impressions
of
those
After
discussing
B.
O.T.
F.
policies,
Prince
Rupert
Teachers'
Association,
at
its
meeting
Tuesday
night,
endorsed
a
British
Columbia
Teachers'
Federation
move
to
have
federal
aid
for
education
placed
on
the
agenda
of
the
Dominion-Provincial
conference
in
Ottawa
on
January
already
at
work
probing
charges
that
amateur
players
In
British
Columbia
received
signing
wages
and
fees.
CBC
Makes
Loyally
Check
OTTAWA
P
George
Drew,
Progressive
Conservative
leader,
charged
in
the
House
that
the
R.
C.M.P.
screening
of
employees
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation's
International
-
service
is
directed
at
a
group
"who
are
in
a
position
to
convey
information
to
countries
beyond
the
Iron
curtain."
He
invited
a
government
denial,
but
got
none.
Revenue
on
the
construc-the
dissolving
ill
of
Columbia
NEW
ATOMIC
PILE
OTTAWA
Construction
of
a
second
radioactive
pile
or
reactor
at
Chalk
River,
Ontario,
atomic
project,
was
recommended
today
by
the
House
of
Commons
committee
on
atomic
energy
in
its
final
report,
'tabled
in
the
House
of
Commons.
The
pro
was
discovered
by
a
log
scaler
I
working
on
the
boom
which
was
I
anchored
a
quarter
of
a
mile
off
!
shore.
j
Police
believe
the
body
may
be
Company
Ltd.
various
countries
were.
given
by
jjjun
i
m
a
ii
u
is.
10.
It
was
reported
that
tis
,
the
speaker
in
a
discourse
which
move
was
decided
by
the
con-1
prove;1
of
timely
interest,
sultative
committee
of
the
6000
jffjcuit
Japan
check
for
last
year
showed
that
150
had
voted
at
that
hour.
,The
Hunter
ballot
form
which
weeks
ahead
of
KAYOED
BY
JOE
LOUIS
jarlrs
H
Klotz,
resid-
that
of
a
drowned
logger.
The
body
was
so
badly
beaten
by
threshing
logs
that
police
have
not
b-en
able
to
discern
opssible
marts
of
violence.
inemoer
leucuL-ia
B.uuV
.....-,
..Japan
lg
one
of
the
most
is;
being
used
for
the
third
time
er,
announced
here
ing
in
Vancouver.
said
difficult
countries
today,"
iu
civic
voting
here,
carries
five
"Education
can
no
longer
dc
m
Munro.
"Allied
control
is
Minister
McCann
disclosed
in
pages.
One
of
these
is
for
the
ject's
present
reactor
is
based
on
the
heavy,
water
principle
and
is
unique
in
the
atomic
world.
NEW
ZEALAND
CABINET
WELLINGTON,
N.Z.
Sidney
(i.
Holland,
55-ycar
old
leader
of
New
Zealand's
National
party,
announced
his
cabinet
adequately
financed
on
the
having
a
big
headache
there."
Former
Champion
to
Continue
Boxing
on
Kxhiliilion
Basis
j
CHICAGO
Joe
Louis
will
j
continue
boxing
but
"strictly
on
air
exhibition
basis"
he
said
last
$190,000
sewer
fund-raising
.bylaw,
one
for
the
elected
park
commission
vote,
one
for
mayor,
one
for
the
two-year
aldermanic
term
and
one
for
the
one-year
Landing
Field
Sites
Visited
Commons
that
a
check
is
being
made
on
permanent
employees
of
the
service,
whose
station
CBA
at
Sackvllle,
NJB.,
beams
broadcasts
around
the
world
daily.
Some
others
who
made
broadcasts
were
being
checked
and
all
scripts
were
screened,
he
said.
narrow
provincial
tax
base
,".(
Tncre
were
seen
at
some
places
stated
H.
D.
Dec,
Federation
tne
most
abject,
poverty
with
president.
"We
believe
that
the
st,arvjng
men
and
women
dig-growing;
educational
needs
of
ping
lnt0
Ule
Karbage
cans,
all
provinces
can
best
be
met
However,
a
good
Job
is
being
by
a
per
capita
grant
from
tho
flone
in
tne
way
of
rehabilitat-Federal
.
Government
without
lng
sucn
ciUes
Tokyo
after
any
question
of
loss
of
provin-,
th'c
devastation
of
the
war.
To-cial
authority."
I
day
a
large
part
of
the
popula-
Careful
consideration
was
liwn
ot
the
Japanese
capital
I
night
after
knocking
out
Pat
I
Valentino
of
San
Francisco
in
uldcrmanlc
vote.
City
Clerk
IL
:0.
Thain,
acting
in
his
capacity
as
Returning
Officer
,is
assisted
by
William
Long,
as
deputy
returning
officer,
and
preliminary
outdoor
;(,c
job,"
according
to
has
reached
a
point
-as
become
possible
to
Tif
n(
those
employees
s!y
in
i
he
initial
eon-S
iiuiilistuntUiig
fV-a,
il
bad
weather,
il
budding
program
iffiiii
the
second
and
jsc
luch
Involves
the
nil
the
biiildint!
shells
m
structure.
;v
Columbia
Cellulose
Lid.
placed
a
con-in
extension
to
the
r..uM
ruction
workers,
viiu
i
lie
li
Till
addl-'l
unit,
General
work
I
il
the
plant
will
today.
He
will
hold
the
finance
portfolio
as
well
as
Premiership.
He
lias
also
appointed
two
personal
ministers.
SEAMAN
IN
CHAINS
VANCOUVER
A
seaman
is
being
held
in
chains
here,
a
prisoner
aboard
the
ss.
American
Mail
until
the
ship
reaches
a
I
nilrd
Slates
port
the
eighth
round
at
Chicago
Stadium.
The
r
e
t
i
r
ed
heavyweight
champion
said:
"I
am
fighting
an
exhibition
with
Lee
Oma
next
Wednesday
night
and
another
with
Al
Bosnian
in
Oakland,
California,
on
December
19.
AfU-r
also
given
by
the
meeting
to
the
Iivcd
in
the
country
and
trans-matter
of
Teacher
Training
and
portation
was
by
the
finest
ol
Chinese
Reduce
Mrs.
S
.A.
Kielback,
Mrs.
H.
D.
Thain,
Mrs.
Basil
S.
Prockter
and
Mrs.
William
Long
as
assistants.
Involved
in
the
contest
for
the
certification,
it
was
staled
tnai
electrical
trains.
It
was
to
be
Federal
F.ngiiirrr
and
Chamber
of
Commerce
Committee
At
Tugwll
Island
Sites
of
possible
airport
or
landing
development
on
Tugwcll
Wand
were
Inspected
yesterday
by
M.
II.
MeClary,
engineer
for
I
he
Department
of
Transport,
who
made
the
trip
on
the
depart
the
extension
of
the
present
,
noticed
how
hanny
were
the.
ti
f
I,
elementary
teacher
training
peope
m
the
cities
that
had
U!
UOY
I
hpi'ii
Mlnm-lmmhert
Of
conrsel
the
first
of
the
'year
I
ani
plan
teacher
certification
board,
re-
.seven
positions
open
are
fifteen
candidates
tour
for
mayor,
seven
for
the
four
two-year
seats
and
four
for
the
two
one-year
ning
an
cxhibtion
tour
In
South
America.
I've
never
boxed
there."
mental
crui.ser
Catherine
B.
and
M'lTP
iifi'i
imtvinli'fl
hv
T
N
they
had
received
special
care
at,
the
hands
of
the
Allied
powers,
t
;
-
Tho
Amcriwvn
sy
stem
tit
w-eupat.ion,
however,
must
be
''ir
bjMl!i"u:;li
the
holi-tv
'
,.
,
,
.
..
j
Iraiisporta'ion
'
committee
of
the
r
v
90
per
rent
!
.
.
.
.
.
ritating"
to
the
Jupanes
even
'
,:
"
"
ami
20
per
cent
panels
planned
for
;
B,,u
r-
CIIENGTU"
H
Premier
Yen
Hsl-San
Wednesday
whittled
his
government
to
107
men
and
prepared
to
go
over
the
mountains
away
from
the
approaching
Communists.
Streamlining
of
the
government,
Yen
said,
has
been
done
to
keep
it
mobile.
Ordinarily,
the
Chinese
Nationalist
government
is
composed
of
thousands
of
persons
within
the
ministries
and
bureaus.
Hundreds
were
dropped
in
presenlative
of
Education
Department,
Trustees
and
Teachers,
will
become
a
.naj'.w.objJicr
tive
of
the
B.C.T.F.
this
year.
Various
members
of
the
Prlnc?
Rupert
unci
i
District
.Teachers'
Association
were
enthusiastic
in
their
.'praise
of
the
B.C.T.F.
report
which
recommends
the
establishment
of
a
"college
of
education''
which
would
direct
the
training
of
all
B.C.
teachers.
Reports
were
received
by
the
local
on
the
steps
which
are
being
taken
to
improve
the
'iineaity
Deen
iao-i
though
they
accepted
subjection
as
logical
through
their
phjli-sophy
that
"to
the
victor
goes
the
spoils."
The
speaker
referred
to
the
incongruity
of
the
well-groomed
traffic
officers
of
site
and
wc
al(1
01
contour
ana
.w
plant
are
'nomination
day,
terrace
,
TERRACE
-Today
was
nomination
day
for
village
council
in
'
Terrace.
So
far
little
interest
has
been
shown
in
the
contest
and
Commissioner
Emll
Haug-
'land
was
relumed
by
acclama-
tion.
.
(
wtmblinu.
1
sounumg
maps
proviucu
oy
Can
adian
Pacific
Airlines,
two
sites
'
i
If
lA
In
it.,
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Ir.ttl'i
r
mnrn
I
tl
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I
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t
rl
vc
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"--
"k
at
Portland
where
he
will
be
turned
over
to
the
Federal
Bureau
of
Investigation
officers
for
delivery
lu
Chicago
whrre
he
Is
wanted
on
charge
of
train
theft
and
assault
with
a
deadly
weapon.
The
man
Is
Kodney
II.
Regan.
The
ship
docked
here
Tuesday
n'ghl
from
Japan.
CAPITAL
TO
FORMOSA
CIIENGTU,
China
The
Chinese
Nationalists
decided
today
to
transfer
the
seat
of
government
to
Tailed,
Formosa.
WINDSOR'S
COMING
LONDON
The
Duke
and
Ouchess
of
Windsor,
whose
financial
resources
have
become
impa'red
by
devaluation
of
the
pound,
will
shortly
make
a
trip
to
the
I'niled
States.
The
former
King
is
here
on
business.
The
Duchess
remains
in
Paris.
i
J
J
l
J.isj
.,.,
aiitch
would
iillof
for
a
strin
the
United
States
military
police
and
the
inferior
and
drab
Japanese
policemen
who
aped
them.
The
first
class
trains
mi
il.nn
:
I.UI
)
7ii)()
feet
long
running
the
Wnnuivrr
Chungking
as
the
exodus
of
of-
i
length
of
the
island
and
the
other
to
!
about
4.000
feel
across
the
north
U10
end.
status
of
teachers.
In
UHs
con-
were
reserved
for
Allied
person-
j
riciais
continued
from
Chenctu,
nection,
the
officers
will
re-oin-i
H,
nel,
the
Japanese
bciim
swept
f..i,
u,(
I
mib
iuuimi
iinunnimuv
k.auiVL.1
aside
to
make
way.
The
control
this
year.
Most
are
going
to
Fitrmaii!)
hv
uroo
nf
Ttulnan
1c-
of
General
Douglas
MacArthur
.03
"it
looks
to
me
like
a
very
.1)5
V-i
pi
aetcial
proposition
which
could
1.3G
be
curried
out
at
a
reasonable
nd
the
Army
was
Indeed
com-
.d
far
to
th(J
80Utheasl.
Yen
Qi.,irl
plete
.
Yet
there
was
a
great
spirit
(continued
on
page
8)
w
it.
mend
that
the
executive
appoint
a
committee
to
study
the
development
of
a
"professional
attitude"
among
all
teachers.
It
was
the
regular
niimUiiy
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Teachers'
Federation
which
tooi;
place
at
the
Civic
Centre
with
a
.good
representation
of
tacii-ers
present
irom
all
schools
in
the
city.
IKallel'sMan
'Arrives
Here
Benjamin
Humphreys
has
arrived
In
the
city
to
represent
Frank
Kaftel,
Toronto
financier,
I
who
purchased
the
former
Unit-'
cd
States
Army
administration
building
on
First
Avenue
at
Seventh
Street
from
War
Assets
Cor-
UKifrn
is
expected
to
take
his
slim
forces
to
Sichang
in
mountainous
Sikang
province
to
the
west.
Kunming,
capital
of
Yunan,
last
provincial
capital
of
China,
is
being
closed
in
on
by
the
Communists
today.
THE
WKATHER
ir
iinli-r
cost."
said
Mr.
Youngs
this
morning.
Me
was
particularly
Impressed
with
the
longer
field
possibility
.
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
Is
now
endeavouring
to
arrange
for
a
reconnaissance
by
a
competent
engineer
who
would
be
accompanied
by
W.
R.
May.
director
of
development,
Canadian
Pacific
1
Airlines,
who
has
agreed
to
come
here
at
any
time.
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.30
,
.07
5.00
3
15
.03
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far
this
winter
as
the
temperatures
dropped
to
M'Dinialil
Gives
China
and
will
the
convert
M.
P""n
D.
Morrcll,
general
manager
'tprk
.
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
property
into
an
apartment
22
degrees
just
before
daybreak.
Indecent
Assault
film
r
The
remainder
of
the
province
was
cold
too,
particularly
In
the
Cariboo
where
temperatures
were
Charge
Dismissed
iilcy
HOUSE
VETERAN
The
age
of
Thomas
Langton
(Tommy)
Church,,
member
of
parliament
for
Toronto
Broadview
since"
1921.
is
a
mystery
he
doesn't
list
it
in
the
Parliamentary
Guide.
But
Mr.
Church's
love
of
things
British
is
an
open
book;
it's
still
the
British
Empire
(not
Commonwealth)
as
far
as
he's
concerned.
He's
often
remarked
he's
the
only
"real
Conservative"
left
in
Canada.
Mr.
Church
was
mayor
of
Toronto
from
1915
to
1921.
(CP
Photo)
rtiium
lii
ni.jir
7prn
!
As
Example
Churches
in
this
country
which
lack
the
enthusiasm
and
vigor
to
successfully
handle
their
own
affairs
might
take
example
from
the
congregations
in
China
and
Formosa
where
thousands
and
'
The
weather
will
remain
most-
An
indecent
assault
charge
ly
clear
and
quite
cold
over
laid
by
a
29-year
old
Ocean
Falls
southern
Brltisa
Columbia
today
.
waitness
was
dismissed
by
Commerce
Jias
written
to
C.
A.
building
with
an
estimated
fifty
Beii.or,
who
attended
the
annual
suilcs'-
An
architect
will
be
ar-
mrctintc
of
the
Canadian
Cham-
riving
soon
in
connection
with
bcr
iu
Montreal
in
October
and
ne
extensive
job
of
converting
was
appointed
to
the
regional
Uie
building
which
Is
expected
to
committee
for
British
Columbia,
start
about
the
middle
of
July
that
he
hopes
to
visit
Prince
with
'the
probability
of
being
Rupert
berore
very
long.
The
oc-
completed
four
or
five
months
casion
may
be
next
year
when
later.
the
annual
meeting
is
held
in1
Some
reconditioning
work
on
Alberta
or
Saskatchewan.
Mr.
the
building
has
already
com-
!
and
tomorrow
out
a
storm
pass-
i
JaBe
w-
ulton
m
I
i,,cr
over
Northern
Canarin
win
:
Court
Tuesday
afternoon.
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AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
Today)
J.
Prusky.
C.
H.
Elkins,
J.
Sharp.
To
Sandsplt
(Today)
N.
H.
MeClary.
From
Vancouver
(Wednesday)
H
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Small,
R.
McMullcn,
Mrs.
Ii.
Blackburn.
From
Sandsplt
(
Wednesday
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Nelson,
Mr.
Davies,
Mrs.
Mol-i
tad
.
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cause
extensive
cloudiness
and
snow
flurries
from
the
Cariboo
Morrcll
suggests.
menced
including
roof
and
heat-ling
plant.
j
Mr.
Humphries
has
not
been
The
charge
arose
when
two
seamen
from
H.M.C.S.
,
Antlg-onish,
Otto
Schramm,
and
Michael
Parker
were
alleged
to
have
attacked
the
woman
on
board
the
frigate
while
it
was
docked
at
Ocean
Falls,
November
20.
The
alleged
attack
oc-
northward.
Forecast
North
Coast
Reg'
.
ii
Overcast
not
mere
handfuls
attend
services
and
where
fine
church
buildings
are
erected
and,
difficulties
notwithstanding,
preachers
are
obtained,
Rev.
James
A.
Munro,
general
secretary
of
the
Board
of
Missions
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
in
Canada,
told
the
SONS
OF
NORWAY
PLAN
CHRISTMAS
long
in
Canada,
having
come
out
Frost,
Fire
And
with
intermittent
rain
today.
Tiirciiilo
i
Cloudy
tonight
and
Friday.
Little
Business
in
connection
with
the
Sons
of
Norway
Christmas
tree
for
children
in
the
Oddfellows'
from
Hertfordshire,
England,
in
j
June.
He
served
throughout
the
.
war
with
Imperial
forces
In
the
LOCAL
TIDES
Friday,
December
9,
1940
Fog
Down
Coast
Presbyterian
people
of
First
.10
.13':.
.15'!,
.25',',
18.4
feet
!
Hall.
December
29
was
discussed
Nul
ln
African
and
Eastern
Medl-
Frost
change
In
temperature.
Westerly
winds,
20
miles
per
hour.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert.
35
and
45
High
cred
in
the
early
morning
hours
and
complaint
was
registered
12
hours
later.
Counsel
for
the
defense
was
T.
W.
Brown
while
Rod
MacLeod
prosecuted
for
the
crown.
VANCOUVER
((!)
and
traffic-snarling
fog
hit
terranean
areas.
20.5
feet
by
members
at
a
meeting
Wed-
A
fnnl
r.l.illf
Church
here.
Mr.
Munro
made
a
vigorous
plea
for
support
of
foreign
mission
work.
"Show
me
a
church
3:53
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9:25
22:11
Vancouver
Vancouver
today
wuaj
with
wiui
the
wic
mer-
Low
j
-
3.9
feet
Two
new
candidates
were
ini-
i
,,,,,,,,,
.
91
,
the
,
i
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.
.
Canadian
Sni"iii.rs
which
says
it
has
enough
to
do
!
tiated
into
the
organization
j
Jowest
of
lhe
scason
XhCre
BASKETBALL!
.04
They
were
can
mosuiu
uiiu
;
were
several
minor
accidents.
Reccourt
don
Olsen.
'
At
New
Westminster
three
It
was
announced
the
meet-
fjrcmPn
were
injured
and
pro-
TONIGHT
8:45
at
nome
witnoui,
taiuiig
paiu
m
the
support
of
foreign
missions
and
I
will
show
you
a
dying
church,"
declared
Mr.
Munro.
"Go
ve
into
all
the
world
and
;ivan
i.,r.
for
nprrniher
ii
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DC
post-
nf.rlv
rinmntre
psi.;mat.ed
at
$20.-
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fin-mis
vs.
vs.
Brownwoods
Income
Tax
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Adopted
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KARLENKO
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vs.
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THUNDERBIRD
3
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Antonio
3'
Senator
Rouyn
2
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Sherrit
Gordon
Steep
Rock
211
Sturgeon
River
Silver
Miller
3
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Upper
Canada
Uig
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o
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W
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j
poned
until
January
4.
000
was
caused
when
fire
des-
Following
the
meeting
the
troyed
a
kiln
at
the
Capilano
On
the
Spot
Election
life
attendance
of
members
i
Timber
Mill.
It
took
eight
'
Results
at
Game
".
were
served
refreshments.
nours
u
pui,
out-
uie
FELIX
KOHNKE
vs.
THE
SAINT
TAG
-TEAM
"MATCH
Leo
Karlenko
The
Saint
Felix
Kohnke
Chief
Thunderbird
Minister
Details
Uranium
Shipment
to
Russia
I
IH'I
,,
,
,
and
,,j
the
nl.ri,
nitrate
K.
f,,r
lor
Q'lljl'i;
,
preach
the
gospel"
had
been
Christ's
words,
he
reminded
the
congregation.
In
its
foreign
missions
in
China
and
Formosa,
Mr.
Munro
said,
the
Presbyterian
Church
had
been
instrumental
in
leading
in
the
educational,
medical
and
spiritual
field
on
a
national
and
not.
merely
a
community
scale:
Mr.
Munro
gave
the
Presbyterian
Church
missions
credit
to
large
extent
for
the
fact
that
there
was
95
percent
literacy
In
Formosa
whereas
in
the
rest
of
Income
tax
amendments,
presented
in
the
budget
of
Hon.
Douglas
Abbott,
minister
of
finance,
finally
passed
the
House
of
Commons
at
Ottawa
on
Tuesday
and
will
receive
Royal
Assent
shortly,
according
to
advice
received
in
the
city
yesterday
from
E.
T.
Applewhaite.
M.
P.
for
Skeena.
Word
of
final
passage
of
the
tax
amendments
had
been
awaited
by
business
people
and
others
who,
for
various
purposes,
policy
In
1945
was
to
give
all
be
,
SATURDAY
8:30
p.m.
Civic
Centre
aments
medical
purposes.
Mr.
Howe's
statement
climaxed
a
period
of
speculation
provoked
by
statements
to
a
United
States
Congressional
committee'
that
three
shipments
of
uranium
products
went
to
Russia
in
1943,
one
of
them
Canadian.
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...
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l.?5
Adults
$1.25
(incl.
Tax)
Ringside
$1.75
Students
60c
shipment
vas
valued
at
445
and
was
made
through
normal
commercial
channels
by
Eldorado
Gold
Mines
Ltd.
which
sold
IU
uranlum-pro-fluclng
property
to
the
government
in
1944.
He
said
that
the
shipment
was
treated
normal
transaction.
The
as
a
possible
aid
to
warring
Russia.
The
minister
said
that
the
Russians
had
asked
in
a
normal
way
for
500
pounds
of
black
uranium
oxide
and
500
pounds
of
uranium
nitrate
to
be
used
in
production
of
arm
OTTAWA
(
(!-Ut.
Hun.
C
of
trade
minister
D.
Howe,
today
in
and
commerce,
said
the
House
of
Commons
that
a
shipment
of
Canadian
uranium
oxide
and
uranium
nitrate
went
to
Russia
In
May.
In
the
1943.
In
a
statement
House
Mr.
Howe
said
that,
the
estimate
their
taxes
for
the
cur-
Macey's,
Buds,
Grotto,
Civic
Centre
T-T-S
China
the
percentage
was
only
rent
year.
twenty
percent.
I