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.
People
of
Vcst
Germany
Fearful
of
Red
Invasion
Accepting
American
and
British
Occupation
As
Lesser
of
Two
Evils
Impressions
of
Terrace
Man
on
Return
onr.iEs
DRUGS
Datfy
Delivery
PH0IIE81
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
-
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
ff
CABS
!
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSpAY,
MARCH
16.
1950
There
is
a
constant
air
of
tension
and
uneasiness
rTlTl
-
WfnmTtmam
mm
u
mijiniii..i,iii
bw
mmm
4
4
is
,
house
ig
Down
j
in
Western
Germany
and
everyone
seems
to
think
it
will
only
be
a
matter
of
time
before
the
Russians
march
in.
The
concensus
is
that
they
would
do
so
if
ever
the
western
occupation
authorities
moved
out.
The
Germans
do
not
like
west-
em
occupation
but
they
are
fearful
of
what
would
1
happen
if
American's
and
British
ever
ation
is
accepted
a$
the
much
withdrew.
Therefore,
the
sltu-j
lesser
of
two
evils.
So
says
Hans
Koch,
Terrace
rS'tL
'
f
earu
prime
Minister
hotel
proprietor,
who
was
in
the
there
twenty-three
years
ago
to
city
with
Mrs.
Koch
yesterday
make
home
ta
Cfmada
Ws
on
their
way
back
to
the
Inv.
.
,
terior
after
a
two
months'
ab-
brotn7'
b"lldI"g
contractor,
t
irence
during
which
they
visited
'r-
Mr.
Koch;
native
home
at
Bad-,
Army
iihr,hr,
9A
miw
f.,
,
I
years
and
took
part
In
the
re-
city
of
Brunswick,
in
the
BritLsh
were
tliere
Mr.
Koch's
mother
celebrated
her
:venty-fiflh
birthday.
His
brother
"
Is
-
a'
1i
i
tlrl
I
litr
trti
run1
tir
at
t3.i
r!
llarzburg
'which
Is
a
resort
town
in
the
Hara
mountains
and
is
now
a
British
leave
centre.
Round
about
farming,
lumbering,
mining
are
pursued
but
nil
it
II
is
lu
not
rlAt
primarily
I
-4t1
'irihl
an
nn
in
n.
dustrial
area.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
Bad
llarzburg
is
only
two
miles
from
me
oorcier
oi
uie
wussian-oc-
copied
one
of
Germany
and
wnai
goes
on
m
me
eoviei.
dominated
sphere
Is
well
known
"The
Russians
rule
absolutely
through
fear,"
Mr.
Koch
said
yesterday
in
an
interview
with
the-
Daily
News.
"Everyone
must
JUL'
vL
.
to
the
Great
Narthwr"
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Government
Is
Sustained
OTTAWA,
tfc-By
a
vote
of
155
!
to
55,
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
defeated
a
C.C.F.
motion
of
non-confidence
in
the
government
and
brought
towards
U
close
a
name-calling,
hop-Jtip-und-juntp
debate
on
the
pepcrt
from
the
Throne.
Chamber
St.
Laurent
Progressive-
ltion
leader.
lasted
for
two
hours.
The
latter
spoke
for
113
min-ites,
the
former
twelve.
O
vw
crltiel.ed
on
a
score
of
olnt.s,
'self-adulalion,
loo
tight
trin
w
of
exchange
control
and
ck
of
plans
for
a
Common-
coifer-re-
reHardlnrz
Uiter-Conunonwealth
trade.
The
Prime
Minister
charged
Drew
with
waging
"parlizan
political
warfare."
The
c.C.F.
motion,
a
traditional
Opposition
thrust,
was
lacked
to
a
Progressive
-
Conservative
amelHlmnt
to
the
Throne
Speech"
which
has
not
been
voted
nnon
y.
t
!
ii
added
i,if'rf
1
a
few
rL
.
word
.
amend-
.
meiil.
It
was
Hie
second
angry
session
of
turbulent
scenes
In
the
House
in
us
many
days.
Tuesday'
night
iv
r-v
l,
.d
carried
a
stlnulnc
at-
..
."v
a,
.poMuon
leader
against
D-'fance
Minister
Claxton
and
hriiKt
the
Chamber
into
a
late
honr
votfl
on
his
party's
motion
i.H""iuiieiii
oi
a
uousc
com-
;
ion.
.;
un
oeience.
That
motion
wa;
rejecU'd
161
to
51
hi
ft
s
t
ra
lidi
t
governmen
l-opposltion
t-ounti
winch
carried
the
Chamber
fifteen
minutes
beyond
the
11
o'cloc
k
closhig
hour.
C.C.F.
and
Social
Credit
parties
placed
their
strength
beside
the
Progresslve-Cons'irvatives.
British
Haval
4V
raining
Out
OTTAWA
The
Navy
announce
',
a
new
-step
that
fits
Into
the
three
man
Malnguy
Royal
Commission.,
which,
last
Fall
brought
doWn
a,
lensrthy
and
sweepbig
roporf
jCadeLs
of
thoixeciit.lve
branch
--4
h;
general
list
tbatniakes
up
tlic
bulk
of
the;
officers
-will
now
bc
trained
in
Canada
rather
tnan
paf(.jy
Canada
and
partly
in
Britain,
It
had
been
the
prac-
,
lice
to
give
them
two
years
tram-,
ing
In
Canada
and
then
send.
lhem
to
Ule
Unitcd
Kingdom
to'
train
for
another
twj
or
three
yoar8
Thus
it
was
the
Rjya)
Nyy
)hu,
roullcied
off
cadet
j
.rainjngt
iind
Inadvertently
or
j
otherwise,
worked
occasional
i
changes
in
young
susceptible
.....
r
ac-
.
1
,.0nts.
Now
they
win
taKe
lour
yeyrs
at
Canadian
colleges
hi
;
I
uie
lie
I
same
way
as
army
and
air-
;
flll'Cf
ce
cadets,
and
as
naval
cadets
of
the
electrical
and
supply
branches.
.v,
..v
v'had
four
days
ln
parts
vner
rue
the
consequence.
There
is
m
cnainpagne
al
no
talking
-back
Anyone
who
a
a
boUle
and
irls
dance
nud,
talks
against
the
government
,n
lne
choruses
Qn
u,e
way
just
disappears-where
to
one
U,
th
yigUi&
more
chaste
does
not
know.
There
is
aLH
ch
-rv,
Published
at
Canada's
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
03.
Coast
Freighter
Is
Hard
Aground
VANCOUVER
II,1
The
Canadian
Pacific
coastal
fregihter
,Nootku
was
still
hard
aground
today
at
Chatham
Point
on
Walker
Island,
1?5
miles
northwest
of
here,
today.
Capt.
Charles
Robson,
skipper
or
(he
3.'00-tou
vessel,
,
which
grounded
in
fog
last
night,
said
I
he
vessel
might
be
refloated
at
the
high
tide
today
but
she
remained
fast.
Pulp
cargo
is
being
unloaded
to
lighten
the
ship.
Canada
Swamps
Belgium
33-0
LONDON
Canada
defeated
r;i
l
:liMii
by
a
score
or
33
to
0
la.st
nil'lil,
for
her
second
victory
in
i
lie
ml
'inaliimal
hockey
tou
naiiK
iil,
here.
Edmonton
Mer-curys
arc
representing
Canada.
II.
my
Allen,
Leo
Lucehlnl
and
Hilly
Da
we
each
fired
three
goals
as
I
lie
Mercuries
bieezcd
to
a
J
routine
13
to
2
victory
over
Switzerland
in
the
first
game
of
the
world
hockey
championship.
II.
was
a
fast
but,
onc-sidi
d
gumc
bi'loie
;,.ri00
fans.
FRESNO
IS
OUT
OF
HOCKEY
RACE
I.OK
ANGKLKH
ft'
Los
Antvlc,
Monarchs
last
night
-liminatcd
I'k
no
fiu.n
the
Pac-lfle.
Coast.
Hocki
y
I.e,iRiic
race
with
a
4
to
2
victory
over
the
Falcons.
Rent
Control
May
Be
Last
,
OTTAWA
if
-
Indication
is
that
the
extension
of
rent
controls
for
another,
13
months,
of
which
Minister
of
Jusl-ice
K!
n
irt.
Oar-son
t;ave
mil
ice
in
'
Parliament,
'this
w
:ek.
will
!;e
tlU;
last.
An
official
of
the
Kovirninent
said
that,
If
economic
conditions
war-ran!,
it,
the
controls
may
be
lilted
at
I
he
end
of
the
13-monlh
period,
April
3d.
l!i!l,
for
which
the
Minister
of
Justice
is
asking.
By
I
in-'
same
token,
if
the
shortage
is
Mill
acute
at
the
end
of
the
13
months,
the
government
may
a.k
for
further
extension.
Encouraging
Of
Naiive
Artist
VICTORIA-
Hon,
W.
T.
Strait
h
inini.sU.T
ol
education
said
yesterday
that
the
'.overnment
was
doini'
all
it,
cnild
to
encourage
the
young
native
artist,
Judith
iMorcan,
who
hails
from
Kitwan-Ha,
in
her
work.
Five
of
her
paint-inns
iiad
been
purchased
to
be
hunt;
in
the
legislature
building.
'
Mr.
Stra
it.ii
referred,
anion;',
others,
to
Emily
Carr
and
said
the
!
j
ovcrnmcnt
has
been
missing
tile
i
boat
in
failing
to
recognize
Url-'
tisli
Columbia
artists.
THE
WLATHLR
Synopsis
More
than
'.luce
inches
ol
rain
!iacl
fallen
on
the
West
Coast
oi
Vancouver
Island
in
the
twenty-four
hours
ending
at
lour
thirty
More
Uiiliy
.More
Funds
fur
A;ed
Pensioners
Was
Too
Drunk
To
Remember
-
CHALLENGE
TO
RUSSIA
SAN
FRANCISCO
Speaking
before
a
University
of
California
gathering
today,
Seeiirtary
of
State
Dean
Acheson
Issue!
a
new
challenge
to
Russia
to
demonstrate
her
desire
for
peace
by
subscribing
to
a
7-point
program
to
end
tension
and
anxiety
by
discontinuing
its
aggressive
diplomacy.
If
mutual
security
could
not
be
obtained,
United
States
would
have
to
resist
ZS1T2"
!
where
i
finds
it,
Acheson
de
tlared.
United
Stales
was
ready
to
"discuss,
negotiate
1
and
agree"
but
was
loath
to
play
the
part
of
"international
sucker."
iM.
V.
DIES
MONTREAL
Maurice
llartt,
Liberal
Member
of
Parliament
for
Montreal
Cartier,
died
at
his
hoiie
here
last
night.
He
was
54
jcars
of
age.
SVONEV
MAYOR
(il'ILTY
SYDNEY,
Nova
Scotia
'
A
I
SZZ
'c.Z
?
tourt
V
j"ry
,oda
today
found
I'"i
Mayor
Dan
Jac
k
...
.
.
MacLean
Innocent
of
murder
but
guilty
of
manslaughter
in
the
death
of
Joseph
MacKinnon,
crippled
68-year
old
registrar
of
voter.,.
He
will
be
sen
tenced
Saturday.
Earlier
t
hief
Justice
J.
L,
llsley
had
told
a
jury
that
there
vas
no
evid-
ence
of
murderous
intent.
Mac-
U
was
ciiarged
with
slaying
MacKinnon
by
running
him
down
with
a
car.
I
CHARGE
WITHDRAWN
qiTEBEC
Charges
of
attempted
suicide
against
Mrs.
Arthur
Pitre,
one
of
the
key
figures
in
Quebec's
air
disas
ter
murder
case,
was
with-
drawn
today.
Mrs.
Titrc,
41,'
was
a
crown
witness
in
the
murder
trial
of
J.
Albert
Otmjr-who
has
been
senttcni-cd
to
be.
hanged
for
murder.-
She
de-
'
livered
to
a
Quebec
airport
a
parcel
which
Guay
had
given
bcr
and
which
police
said
contained
the
time
bomb
which
destroyed
the
plane.
ANTI-DUMP
APPLIED
OTTAWA
Canada
has
applied
her
rarely
used
antidumping
laws
to
prevent
a
flood
of
cheap
Japanese
goods
from
entering
the
Canadian
market
at
"ridiculously
low
.
prices."
A
government
official
said
today
that
the
laws
had
been
appLed
against
Japanese
j
knitted
goods,
men's
shirts,
.
children's
dresses
and
cigarette
lighters.
HOCKtY
SCORES
I
National
j
Boston
4,
New
York
1
I
Chicago
4,
Toronto
0
j
Detroit.
4,
Montreal
1
Pacific
Coast
Seattle
4,
Tacoma
0
New
Westminster
5,
Portland
0
Los
Angeles
4,f'reSno
2
San
Francisco
5,
San
Diego
4
ruthless
police
force
Hie
Rus-I
sian
officers
arc
bad
enough
but
actually
iirrmillv
irA
the
oorman
German
"nuiia-
"quls-
i
ling"
police
vlio
go
over
to
j
them
are
worse."
Would
Never
Go
Back
,
I
Mr.
Koch
spent
only
twenty-1
l
eight
days
in
Germany
but
it
i
was
a
relief
to
get
out,
he
says.
P
One
-.always
feels
that.,
somv
0l
nvOmlHUniSni
,
thina;
Is
going
to
happen,
fears
i
what
the
next
day
is
going
toj
OTTAWA
"It
is
extremely
bring
forth.
"I'll
never
go
back
doubtful
if
the
Chinese
people
to
Germany,
you
couldn't
dras
(7norQ
lltf
ftill
airiAnr
frm
ry-
1
1
ti
;
aon,
It
is
noticeable
that
there
no
wood
ef
whatever
,
tha
,
,
rubble-
11
J
evidently
been
picked
out
for
use
as
fuel.
,
It
was
Mr.
Koch's
first
visit
back
to
Germany
since
h
left
'n
Stalingrad.
He
ws
ended
and,
not
having
been
a
Nasii,
was
able
to
start
up
In
business
again.
The
most
of
Nazis
were
thrown
Into
concen-
Nation
camps
after-
the
Allied
occupation
camp.
A
cousin
of
Mr.
Koch's,
a
woman,
operates
a
sawmill
with
eighty
employees
f
'
r
out.
One
can
oidy
get
in
for
business
or
to
visK.
with
relatives,
as
was
liis
case.
All
per-
mite
for
people
from
this
con-
tinent
to
visit
Western
Germany
be
obtained
from
Ameri-
can
authorities
Mr.
and
Mxs.
Kocli
left
January
4
and
travelled
to
Vancouver
whence
they
flew
to
New
York
and
embarked
on
the
n
f,
m,,.K.,v.
iw,
U
UOVV
ft
VWHV1WM.
4V
J
tui.t
rived
on-
the
Prince
Rupert
yes-
terda
Uom
Vancouver
and
.
.
.
continued
on
to
Terrace
on
last
night's
tram.
Chinese
Hot
They
are
fundamentally
dernocrsUc
a,
heart
and,
wftile
u
to
unwise
to
make
predlctIons.
u
fa
;
h
h.
...
.
K.
..
.
.
se
wiU
f!nd
th"
T,,
Z
democratic
way
of
life
ulti-
mateIy'
So
sPke
Rev.
Vc.
George
M.
Ross,
after
forty
years
experience
as
a
missionary
in
North
Honan,
China,
speaking
at
a
misionary
supper
in
St.
Mark's
United
Church
here.
Russia
Lifts
Her
Boycott
TOKYO
Russia
yesterday
ended
her
six-week
boycott
of
the
Allied
Council
for
Japan.
Lt.-Gen.
Kuznia
Derevyankq
and
his
Soviet
delegation
came
back
after
removal
from
the
agenda
of
ques
tions
concerning
Russia's
failure
to
complete
repatriation
of
Japanese
war
prisoners.
The
Russians
walked
out
ol
a
council
meeting
Dec.
21
rather
-than
discuss
Gen.
MacArthur's
charge
that
more
thari
370,001
Japanese
taken
prisoner
by
the
Russians
at
the
end
of
the
war
have
not
been
returned.
"
This
was
foUowed
by
Russlan
walkouts
from
tW(J
olner
n)eetlngs.
Hockey
League
Play-Off
Evened
Kamloops
If.
Sparked
by
bril
liant
five
goal
performance
of
Billy
llryciuk,
Kamloops
Eiks
downed
Nanaimo
Clippers
8
to
5
last
night
to
even
up
the
Main-land-Okanagan
Hockey
Leagua
play-off
series
al
one
game
each.
Nanaimo
look
the
first
game
Monday
5
to
2.
AIR
PASSENGERS
Ifrortt
Structure
demolished
And
jalSold
to
g
Go-
,ho
is
-"K'l
'"
'lrtl
(his
'
,jid
ill
VilllKlUVlT
he
Hail
imrcliiiscil
illi:v
UHar
j.hMs
built
l
H"'
'lfS
Knriimciit
at
inert
lnri"S
World
,,.n
suiif
tlif
'''-Ik
(urn
i1''"
(,,r
,!
other
malrrials.
the
lumhi-r
will
he
KdiiKinliiH
where
L
(Jiivprninciit
has
liutrliase
il-
,
-
i...a,i.
taiu
i
l,lr
ntliwd.
irty
Prince
liiip-.-rt
hind
In
ti
ar
duuii
lust,
.nr.
i,uimii
o
sUrt
iU
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!omobi!e
Captured
J
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u
v
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ill
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fi'lli'
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police
011
a
wild
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bcl'Hc
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a
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nl
iids
ll'iin
liii'
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lu-
ol
al
Port
Cequi'
Diiriiv:
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clia-:
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but
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;
mil-.i
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pi.ce
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ben;',
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lament
-
b('in)iii.
(
xiN'd
nas
ih-eiileti
'"'as
to
his
ui
ure
r'
Parhaiiii
nl,
lie
lay.
wis
Hn
niicr,
Gus-ill;l''it
repuris
that
;
Klli;
lu
ab-
,,r'
ri
lcMcmhmi
on
"'KliiK's
return
to
'iirunc.
Leopold
re-W.ol
thevotR.
lie
a
he
got
5i
prr-I
Mum.
'cision
is
up
in
i.ui..
March
17,
i
0::.i;
hi
tl
feel
2(17
feet
u
''l
f
fi
li.i.l
15:13
3.5
feel
ixtcr
is
I,,.
ivim;
bv
Umiglll.
for
r
vncouvcr
"UI
wciKhts
;
KENNEDY
"lsf(J
Flush"
Vs.
PM
APP!
Iki
llct
Rupert
VC
Centre
y'
orch
17
1'r,'lir.-.i'.v.r
....
nou
s
'
SYDNEY
N.
s:
-
Former
Mav-
drive
by
Prince
Albert
MlnUtt
or
Dan
Jack
M.-Lean,
taking
the.
last,
iiiglit
to
take
a
5
to
3,
vic-stand
on
his
own
behalf
al
hfe'
lory
in
the
first
game
of
the
best
'I
Hve
inthe
Mcmorhd
serjes
Cup
trial
for
the
.murder
of
Joseph
MeKiir.m.
t.iH
the
fury
yesterdv
p:a.v-offserits.
-
,
t'oi.
he
h;"l
h"(
n
on
a
drinking
7!
T
,
'
party
that
day
with
McKinnon.
Conodian
Scomon.
r;
He
hud
fallen
asleep
at
the
party
n
JuncOU
Hospitol
and
could
not
remember
how
he
alter
the
Princow
r.ol
home
or
r-oi.
to
bed.
The
first
Shortly
ss.
lion
uses
SOCIAL
.SECURITY,
DEFENCE
f'ENCE
HtmOKTS
ORKATES
3T
,N
v:A'.
HTPIME
HISTORY-
K.wi-,1
Social
f-i
lo
ity
ami
deff-nce
expenditures
will
hit
new
records
in
the
coming
year
followlni;
the
budj-et,
eslbnaU-s
presented
by
Finance
Minister
Abbott
in
Ottawa.
Increasing
jxipulai
ion
requires
more
family
allowance
-oinlay.
Uiieniployiinit,
insurance
will
be
extended.
More
fund.;
have
been
allofed
to
old
a
Re.
pensioners.
The
armed
forces'
budget
will
be
$425.-00.'I.()(K1,
Uic
la-
tjest
hi
Canada's
p'wf
time
history,
and
$43,000,-000
;;reatpr
than
last
year.
Of
this
the
air
force
will
be
allot-t
d
the
largest
share.
Junior
"
Smoke
Eotcrs
Win
"
TK'ML
tr-'-Trail
Junior
Smoke
Eaters
slaved
off
a
la.st
period
Norali,
on
her
last
voyage
north,.
Larry
jonnson,
one
o!
int.-
s"'m'
nf
nis
n,,?l'rs
nad
b'"Pn
seriously
injured
when
a
heavy
loor
closed
on
th'-in.
As
there
is
no
doctor,
al
present,,
in
Skugway,
and
in
order
to
give
Mr.
John-
son
treat
ment
as
early
as
possible,
.
I
I
1..
ft
AiMOi'i-
lio'.'.
lie
was
piac.i-u
ui
ov.
"ii-
-
u
pita!
in
Juncau.
1
Ucuttie
lievcmirt
Collin
IJiiftalo
CaiiHdian
Con.
Smelt"!
s
...
.
...
.
S5.00
Con
west
DuuaUla
FUlona
'M
East-
Sullivan
Giant
Y
'Knife
...
God's
Lake
ITsi
i
d
ruck
Ilan
icana
.
..
.05'
lteva
Ilosco
Jack
ni
To
,'liiliet
Quebec
Lake
Rowan
Ltn'ska
Little
Long
Lac
r1
Lynx
.he
'emrmbered
was
Alien
his
wile
aw-ala-Hcd
him
next
morn-
put
out
lroin
juncau
ioi
onas-inr,
and
told
him
the
police
want-
way,
it
was
necessary
to
return
ert
to
see
him.
to
the
Alaska
capital
to
land
The
crown
prosecutor
said
yes-
terday
that
he
as
satisfied
thut
McLean
hud
not
intended
to
murder
McKinnon
mid
that
he
would
he
centt
nt
v.illi
a
vervUct
ot
manslaushter.
McLean
is
ailci.cd
to
h
ive
kill-
it:
M-Ki'imm
by
running
over
him
with
his
car.
.::
TODAY'S
STOCKS
K'l.nrliv
y
H.
I)
.fcliii'tuu
Co
Mill
me
back,"
he
declares.
'
In
spite
of
alarms
and
res-
j
frictions,
however
the
people
stay
on
in
hope
of
better
days
to
come.
Mr.
Koch's
mother,
i
for
instance,
would
never
leave.
As
for
the
other
people,
their
interests
are
there.
They
could
never
sell
out
and
take
their
.money
with
them
and
move
to
a
new
country
The
only
way
to
get
out
of
Germany
today
is
to
sacrifice
everything,
There
is
no
rationing
in
West-j
crn
Gennany,
Mr.
Koch
says.
"You
can
buy
anything
If
you
have
the
money
at
prices
about
the
ame
as
here."
Only
Ameri-i
can
money
is
accepted,
however.
Like
ln
the
other
European
countries
today,
they
just,
do
not
take
such
money
as
British
or
Canadian.
Unemployment
is
a
serious
problem
hut
that
can
be
un
derstood
when
it
is
explained
that
three-quarters
of
the
population
of
all
.Germany
is
now
on
half
the
land
In
Western
Germany.
Germans
do
not
stay
in
the
Russian-occupied
zones
if
they
can
escape
to
Western
Germany
which
is,
therefore,
full
of
refugees.
Housing
is
extremely
scarce
No
one
is
allowed
more
than
one
room
to
Jive
in-that
Is
a
single
person
or
a
man
and
wifeand
;
that
includes
the
owners
of
their
own
homes
Such
owners
are
required
to'
share
their
dwellings
and
their
only
advantage
is
that
they
can
have
the
pick
of
t!ie
room.
At
that,
it
is
really
a
liability
to
own
property
since
taxes
arc
so
high,
actually
ex-r.'eding
any
possible
revenue.
'"Ihere
is
no
such
thing
as
living
4
oil
one's
property
ln
Gennany,';
ays
Mr.
Koch.
That
does
not
f
I
mean
that
construction
of
hous
ing
projects
Is
not
going
on
but
ii
is
government
sponsored.
Mr.
Koch
took
occasion
to
visit
the
city
of
Brunswick
which
was
uadly
bombed
during
the
latter
days
of
the
war.
1
;
I
V
feV
k
s
-
-
n
v
-5
.
'
1
;
.
Mf
.
,
bye
,
v
-
,
-
i
I
ihi;
mnrniiHi
:nul
there
is
cverv
indication
that
almost
as
jnuch
uiill
f
ill
mm.,
In
tnrluv
Hie
rlorni
that
brought
gales
j
and
rain
to
the
coast
during
the
last
Uetil.y-tour
hours
U
movin;;
,
inland
today,
bringing
snow
toj
Vancouver
I'.iyonie
.01
Bralortic
!)."0
Ii.
Ii.
Con
MV3
ii
r;
x
..ITi
Cariboo
11im
U
..
1.25
Congci'.'.s
N
'
.25
Hi
dli
V
Ma
scot
:u
I'enil
Oreille
5.15
l'itiiu'cr
3.15
i'n
mier
IJo.'ili
r
..
.
Privateer
.i:i
Reeves
McpoiiaM
.
t'.io
1,',.
no
.115
Shci
')
Creel:
1
.07
Sllbak
Premier
,:u
Taku
River
Vananda
.11
Salmml
Go'd
.
Oils
Anglo
Cam.i'.ian
.
4.1:3
A
P
Con
.
.'!
Atlantic
1.48
Calmont
.51
C
&
E
7.25
Cintii'l
LctUic
...
1.10
Home
Oil
'
1.25
the
interior
.
regions
f
rum
the
Cariboo
to
Uie
Yukon
boundary,
The
southern
interior,
which
re
mained
cloudy
and
mild
through-
cut
the
night,
will
get
no
more
than
a
few
showers
in'
most
sec
I
5
)
t?-.
I
.lit';-
I
fi
,
A
tions
today
with
somewhfit
mote
general
ruiniull
tomorrow.
j
Forecast
,
Norlhcoast
Region
Cloudy
with
scattered
showers
today
and
Friday.
Little
change
in
temper-
I
at
ure.
Winds
southerly
15
miles
I
per
hour.
Lows
tonight
and
hi'-,hs
I
I
i
.10
1.G5
455
.35';.
.05':.
.
9.15
..U8
.15'-.
Mud
sen
Red
Lake
3.05
McKenzic
Red
Lake
54
McLer.d
Cockshutt
.
3.05
Mo'.ieta
,
34
2
Nc'sus
11
Noranda
68.75
Louvieourt
13M:
Pickle
Crow
1.83
negrourt
04'
.
San
Antonio
3
"5
Senator
Rutivn
26H
Sherrit
Gordon
.'.
2.13
S:c?p
Rock
.'....
2.78
Sturgeon
River
..,
22
Silver
Miller
.
-oC
tlppei
C'.nia'la
a.fili
I
.
i
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy,
40
and
40;
Sandspit,
30
and
45;
Prince
Rupert,
40
and
4.6.
Blocks
and
blocks
of
Uie
e.ityi
To
Vancouver
(today)
Mrs.
E.
were
utterly
devastated
and,
'
Lonergan,
E.
Slatta.
D.
Moore,
after
five
years,
there
has
been
G
Najor
T
olscn
Q
w
Eggiri
till
start
made
on
even
no
son
H
Uen
w
D
clanren
cleaning
up
the
rubble,
much,
to
Sunrispit
Mr?.
M.
!
t
today)
Ilex,
rebuilding.
The
greets,
o
,Anderson
"J"""
course,
have
been
cleared
itt
,is
estimated
that
it
will
take
atj
'nn
Vancouver
(Wednesday!
least
seven
years
to
clear
up,
Inspector
F.
B.
Woods-John-the
devastation.
While
the
son,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
J.
Duncan,
buildings
of
Brunswick
were
to
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Stevenson,
Mrs.
large
extent
of
frame
construe-ID.
Ifvlng,
W.
Calhoun.
i
Mercury
OkalU
Pari
fie
Pete
Princess
Royal
Canadian
Royalite
Toronto
trip
Mhomi
,
.
;
...
.'.enaT'ie
it,,.
..
oums.
LIFE
BEGINS
AT
106
That's
what
you
would
think
from
the
enthusiasm
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Alexander
of
Toronto
showed
for
the
party
celebrating
her
106th
birthday
Maxell
14.
Her
advice
on
how
to
live
to
a
ripe
old
age
is
"hard
work
and
raise
a
big
family."
York
County's
oldest
resident,
Mrs.
Alexander
has
outlived
two
husbands
and
her
in
ehtHren.
But
still
living
are
21
grandchildren.
44
leai-jsrainichilciren
and
15
great-great
grandchildren.
(CP)
C:at50n
Maud
Miss
Nina
Youngman
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
staff
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Ruper
3c
4.,0enf,ral
...
v
.
,
!
for
a
three
weeks'
holiday
to
Los
Angeles