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LI3RA3Y,
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AND
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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII.
No.
96
PRINCE
RUPERf,
B.'
C,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
23,
1948
-
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Rain
and
Firemen
rab
States
To
March
Armies
Save
Small
Town
No
Further
Penalties
Upon
John
Lewis
Are
Likely
To
Be
Imposed
KINNAIRD,
B.C.,
Xh
Forest
rangers
and
volunteer
firemen
were
successful
yesterday
In
to
Palestine
After
May
15
bringing
under
control
forest
i
Labor
Chiefs
TEN
YEARS
FOR
uk
Traiisiordan
(CP)
King
Abdullah
to
PASSPORT
FRAUD
fire
flames
which
had
encircled
two
houses
in
the
community
and
threatened
thl
whole
settlement.
A
heavy
downpour
of
rain
came
just
in
time
to
aid
the
Return
to
Work
il
'all
Arab
states
to
send
armies
into
Pales-
k
..1.
tt,n
L.u;
u'hpn
fJrpat.
Rritain
rrivps
nn
LONDON
ffi
Idel
Wulngarten,
47-year
old
Polish-born
engineer,
was
sentenced
yesterday
to
two
years
on
each
of
five
counts
of
fire
fighters.
Kinnalrd
Is
a
settlement
of
smelter
workers
about
Appeal
Heeded
bailie
uic
uv...
-
.
v.r
ndate
May
15.
It
is
reported
that
as
mariy
as
.
from
regular
armies
of
six
countries
may
im.
i.
M...r
u;
15
miles
north
of
Trail.
corruption
as
ringleader
of
a
1
A
'
If
A
Fish
Boat
Is
Seized
American
Vessel
Being
Held
Here
for
Illegal
Halibuit
Fishing
Having
In
tow
the
American
trolling
boat
Betty
M.,
-which
she
seized
at
Atli
Inlet,
the
Canadian
fisheries
patrol
boat
Sooke
Post
arrived
at
Prince
Rupert
last
night
.from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
fake
passport
ring
which
obtain
i
At
Jerusalem
Hagana
(Jewish)
ed
entry
to
Britain
and
Canada
officers
guaranteed
safe
conduct
for
aliens.
The
sentences
arc
Filibuster
PiUS
to
run
concurrently.
Four
others
are
Involved.
Twb
No
Point
to
Be
Served
By
Further
Punishment,
Government
Decides
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
Judge
T.
Alan
Gold.s-borough
today
postponed
indefinitely
any
further
to
all
Arabs
quitting
the
battle-
1
scarred
city
of
Haifa
as
a
mass'
exodus
continued
of
40,000
Arabs
!
from
Haifa.
A
Jewish
Agency
I
spokesman
said
that
Arab
arms,
1
surrendered
when
the
Hagana
WED
were
sentenced
to
Jail
and
two
In
Ottawa
were
bound
over
on
good
be
havlour.
dHM-aiiM-
so
Many
,
trP
lleluitcil
y
Betty
M.
will
be
held
here
for
contempt
of
court
penalty
Progressive-Conservative
Want
of
Confidence
Voted
Down
C.C.F.
Deferred
OTTAWA
A
C.C.F.
filibuster
delivery
to
the
United
States
militia
won
control
of
the
city
yesterday,
would
be
held
by
British
military
authorities
until
May
IS,
when
Britain
lays
authority
for
possible
prosecu
against
John
L.
Lewis
and
the
United
Mine
Workers'
j
.
I'nr
Plus,
In
a
airmen!,
in
the
Ameri-
ttnn
nnricr
the
international
Union.
Goldsborough
accepted
last
night
prevented
a
vote
be-
hallbut
fishing
regulations.
She
VICTIMS
OF
CAR
CRASH
RECOVERING
said
yesterday
that
down
the
mandate.
They
would
then
be
turned
over
to
Jewish'
,!...,
"U,ill
United
States
government
uig
wxen
on
mat
party
s
warn-
,s
alieged
to
nave
had
16
hall-
jl)
NtTl.mim
"...
be
of
;)i-connaence
motion
in
tne
gov-.
b
t
on
board
durlng
tne
close
,i,
in
the
annals
recommendation
that
he
impow?
no
further
punishment
at
this
eminent
over
the
freight
rates
geaso
issue
pending
me
arrival
nere
.
Bettv
M.
is
a
two-man
of
provincial
premiers
this
yessel
wUn
Capt
Harley
R.
Mar.
One
of
the
four
victims
of
Thursday's
traffic
accident
on
the
Port
Edward
road
was
released
from
hospital
at
noon
today
and
the
other
three
are
BELGIUM
HONORS
UNKNOWN
SOLDIER
-Prince
Charles,
regent
of
Belgium,
Is
shown
as
he
presented
U.
S.
President
Truman
with
the
Belgian
War
Cro.ss
to
be
awarded
to
the
American
Unknown
Solder
of
World
War
1L
who
is
yet
to
be.
chosen.
The
decoration
was
delivered
to
the
chief
executive
at
ceremonies
in
the
White
House,
Washington.
weeK-eno
to
protest
at
tne
raieUn
as
skipper.
Sne
had
been
increase
pending
consideration
salmon
troiiing
in
Hecate
Straits,
of
their
special
appeals.
.The
C.mzure
was
made
Dy.
Inspector
authorities.
Yesterday's
Battle
of
Haifa,
which
started
when
Hagana,
with
its
Irgun
Zvai
Leumi
allies,
swept
down
from
Mount
Carmel,
Is
estimated
to
have
cost
the
Arabs
100
killed
and
another
100
wounded.
BRITAIN'S
FINAL
WARNING
At
Lake
Success
today
Britain
urged
the
United
Nations
today
to
adopt
emergency
meas
time.
Assistant
Attorney
-
General
Graham
Morison
.
said
that
no
useful
purpose
could
be
accomplished
by
new
fines
against
Lewis
and
the
Union
now.
On
.Wednesday
Goldsborough
fined
Lewis
$20,000
personally
and
the
United
Mine
Workers
,iswy."
tire
people."
the
Pon-to
Riven
proof
of
1U
.souf
civic
duty
and
the
lUly
ire
brighter
with
.n'lris.
the
Pope
said
he
-sad"
to
sec
many
runinumi.sin
,a
doctrine
Mi
only
lead
to
dis-iy
and
soul."
C.
F.
members
kept
the
issue
not
Maurice
Houghton
and
Capt.
reported
to
be
progressing
by
talking
until
midnight
ana.'
stewart
after
the
hall-as
such
votes
are
not
usually
but
haQ
aUegedly
been
found
on
"nicely"
from
injuries
received
when
two
cars
met
In
head-on
laKen
on
rriaay,
n
is
expeci,eu
board
collision.
Skeena
Highway
Opened
Today
Miss
Winnie
Peters,
18-year
of
America
Union
$1,400,000
for
criminal
contempt
of
court.
Lewis
has
since
appealed
to
the
miners
to
return
to
work
it,
will
not
now
take
place
until
next
week
by
which
time
the
provincial
premiers
will
have
presented
their
case
to
the
gov
old
waitress,
who
received
lacerations
to
her
right
hand
in
ures
which
would
stop
open
warfare
In
Palestine.
Arthur
Creech-Jones,
Colonial
secretary,
told
the
Assembly's
special
fifty-eight
member
political
commit
Snow
Cleared
Between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
the
early
morning
collision,
was
and
the
most
of
them
are
going
ASPERI
SEAMEN
ARE
PUT
IN
JAIL
DRAWING
UP
MEW
back.
ernment,
j
With
the
government's
life
at
stake,
the
C.C.F.
filibuster
followed
l.hp
t-akinff
nf
the
vote
nn
1
released
from
hospital
where
she
had
been
kept
for
treatment
for
36
hours.
Jake
Anton,
driver
of
the
taxi,
tee
that
there
was
no
time
now
1HANT
PARTY
PLATFORM
to
try
to
reach
a
permanent
The
.
Skeena
River
Highway'
opened
for
traffic
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
today.
Public
Works
cl
e
p
a
r
t
m
e
n
t
snow
removal
crews
Thursday
Conservative!
THOROLD,
Ont.-Thlrty-four
the
Progressive
-
,Uni.
nf
rr.nf
Irion
mntinn
members
of
the
Canadian
Sea-
solution
of
the
Holy
Land
prob
BLAMES
GOVT.
and
Thomas
Shaw
and
Miss
llpnir
('limcfs
(if
men's
Union
(T.C.L.)
are
in
jail
which
was
defeated
110
to
89.
.n((irnilinii
Triiuhle
OTTAWA
ft'
-A
redrafted
Progressive
-
Conservative
policy
Margaret
Matthews,
passengers,
are
still
In
hospital.
Anton
is
lem.
He
repeated
that
Oreat
Britain
would
be
giving.
up
her
mandate
rule
May
15
and
Pales
ari
cleared
the
last
of
the
snow
suffering
from
chest
Injuries
received
when
he
was
thrown
0
Premier
Alcidc
d'i
FOR
FAILURE
LONDON
Kti
In
a
dispatch
released
yesterday.
Earl
Wavell
describes
his
last
assignment
in
George
Crulkshank,
Liberal
without
ball
today
aiier
swarm-member
for
Fraser
Valley,
lined
!ln8
aboard
a
sniP-
tn
Canada
Lines
coal
carrier
Steamship
up
with
the
Progressive-Conser-
Glencle,
in
the
locks
near
here
vatlves,
C.C.F.
and
Social
Cre-
riiforrf
in
vntin
paui.va.
thP
anv-
yesterday
and
attacking
mera-
is
in
the
making
following
the
ending
of
the
three-day
meet-iim
of
the
National
Progressive
-Conservative
Association"
which
hotly
denied
yesterday
tine
would
then
be
without
a
government
unless
the
United
Nations
acts,
against
the
steering
column
of
his
car.
which
has
obstructed
the
section
between
Kwinitsa
and
Ex-stew
making'
a
channel
througn
the
six-f'jot
deep
obstruction
A
chaws
that
the
.munist
victory
in
the
ri
u.
bers
of
the
rival
Lake
Seamen's
approved
at
least
twenty-live
Shaw
received
an
injury
to
his
tri
iiuiiiiv
tiiiu
wvjii
wc
uioai-
.
Burma
and
by
implication
blames
jarliamenlury
elections
proval
of
Prime
Minister
Mac-
lu
mm
wnlcn
we,e
w"
kenzie
King
and
the
plaudiU
of
'ships.
The
Royal
Canadian
tho
Opposition.
.
Thomas-
ReW,
Mounted
Police,
taking
a
hand
for
the'
f'rst
tlIne
lu
thls
fj
New
Westminster;
James
Sin-
i
and
combining
with
other
clair.
West
Vancouver,
and
J.
Pute
which
has
halted
traffic
since
mid-winter.
So
far,
only
a
nariow
truil
has
been
cleared
through
-
the
heaviest
spots
but
crews
from
Terrace
and
Prince
Rupert
are
NEW
IMPETUS
FOR
EXPORTS
Allocation
I'nder
European
its
failure
on
lack
of.
support
from
the
British
war
cabinet.
Describing
"operation's
in
Abakan
and
North
Burma
in
the
early
part
of
1943,
he
cites
scarcity
of
naval
and
air
forces,
landing
craft
and
transports.
pMuct
of
corruption
"jon
He
denied
for-rvmtion
and
lias
prom-rins
in
which
"nobody
wne."
rp
sinir.ulie
post-elcc-icrs
in
the
country.
A
Bri-
i
Ponce,
nancieuiiea
uie
seamen
L.
Gibson,
Comox-Albernl,
right
leg
and
Miss
Matthews
suffered
lacerations
to
her
scalp.
All
were
treated.
for
shock.
'.,
Damage
to
Anton's
car;
which
collided
head-on
with
a
car
driven
by
Thomas
A.
Newton
is
estimated
at
$1,800.
Newton's
car
received
damage
estimated
at
$500.
Anton's
car
was
a
new
one
which
had
been
driven
only
a
few
hundred
miles.
Newton
was
uninjured.
resolutions.
These,
along
with
other
material,
said
a
spokesman,
will
form
the
basis
for
a
restatement,
of
'party
policy;'
The
resolutions
are
understood
to
have
covered
ground
ranging
from
labor
relations
to
immigration.
O
i
o
0
o
o
o
o
0
O
o
ckh
0
6HeHCKH
BULLETINS
i
after
they
surrendered
ana
marched
them
off
the
ship
and
to
Jail.
For
nearly
a
week
members
of
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union,
Recovery
Program
Would
Steam
I'p
Britain
LONDON,
ih
Informed
British
sources
said
yesterday
that
publication
of
the
proposed
European
recovery
program
al
tish
Columbia
members,
who
spoke
against
the
increase
in
freight
rates
but
voted
with
the
government,
were
jeered
by
the
Opposition.
Fast-moving
action
by
day
and
night
saw
these
developments
in
summary:
1.
Commons
defeated
the
(1
itiurked
and
wreck-ufikt
liracl(uarters
at
far
Bari,
during
the
c
a
list
fiiht
between
5.ian
Democrat
mayor
immunlst
deputy.
The
police
say,
have
been
removing
continuing
to
hurl
back
the
snow
widening
the
road
to
its
full
gravelled
width.
Opening
of
the
road
from
here
to
Terrace
should
make
it
possible
to
resume
motor
travel
through
to
Prince
George
nl-though,
in
places
east
of
Snii-thers,
the
road
is
reported
t)
be
rough
and
a
rockslide
is
reported
west
of
Hazelton.
THE
WEATHER
.
Synopsis
Widespread
shower
activity
was
general
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
this
morning
but
some
Improvement
is
expected
,
during
the
afternoon.
Cloudiness
extends
into
the
Interior
and
showers
are
expected
in
the
crews
forcibly
from
several
ships
and
on
Sunday
night
they
stoned
the
freighter
J.
A.
France
wrt'crnecl
the
removal
O
O
ti
O
i
(3
0
O
t
0
O
CH
0
K
KHXHMHJ
I'ltKMIIK
Mi
OTTAWA
VK
TOKI
The
Legislature
ailjoiirnecl
mi
Thursday
until
locations
to
the
United
Kingdom
had
given
new
impetus
to
the
drive
to
Increase
exports
to
Canada.
Even
if
the
House
of
Repres
m
stands.
The
mayor
the
removal
order
an
1
with
littte
hindrance
from
the
police.
LOCAL
TIDES
Saturday,
April
24,
1948
High
1:36
22.7
feet
14:16
20.7
feet
Low
8:01
1.2
feet
20:06
5.0
feet
The
C.S.U.
men
are
charged
mmsis
refused
to
carry
Snow
conditions
on
the
Skeena
entatives
at
Washington
ap
Progressive
-
Conservative
motion
censuring
the
government
for
failing
to
equalize
freight
rates
before
allowing
rate
increases.
"The
vote
110
to
89.
2.
The
C.C.F.
lost
a
motion
109
to
80
to
have
the
remaind
with
trespassing.
No
one
was
injured.
southern
mountain
regions
this
afternoon.
Skies
are
expected
RuestionerJ
In
to
clear
from
the
west
tonight
and
Saturday.
er
of
the
freight
rate
debate
ad-
her
Shooting
proves
the
proposed
allocations
there
will
still
be
a
substantial
deficit
between
dollar
Income
and
dollar
outlays
of.
the
United
Kingdom.
This
means
that
Britain
will
have
to
draw
further
on
her
dwindling
reserves
of
gold.
River
section
of
the
road
have
been
extremely
difficult
during
the
winter.
Heavy
snowfall
has
caused
the
railway
to
use
rotary
plows
on
their
track
and
large
quantities
of
snow
were
thrown
onto
Ihe
adjacent
highway.
There,
it
packed
and
froze,
making
a
formidable
obstacle
Forecast
'
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Char
TOD
A
Y'S
STOCKS
:
:
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
fjourned
until
next
week
This
PIT
-
Four
left
wlnir
was
aimed
at
allowing
seven
lottes
and
North
Coast
Cloudy
of
the
United
Automo-
provincial
premiers,
due
to
meet
here
during
the
week-end
on
with
scattered
showers,
clearing
tonight.
Cloudy
Saturday.
kers
Union
were
ques-
Toronto
3V
the
police
vestcrdav
the
question,
to
present
their
case
to
the
government.
for
the
Public
Works
equipment
which
in
some
cases
was
found
Winds
northwest
(20
m.p.h.)
In
the
exposed
areas,
light.elae-where.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
3.
Their
formal
move
having
NEW
SUPERVISOR
Athona
07
Aumaque
16
Vz
Beattle
64
Bevcourt
36
the
shooting
of
Wal-''uthcr,
president
of
the
til
active
anti-commun-'
the
men
questioned
PH'sident
of
a
local
failed,
the
C.C.F.
proceeded
to
to
be
too
light
to
remove
it.
gain
their
objective
by
staging
OF
FISHERIES
highs
Saturday
At
Port
Hardy
39
and
50,
Massett
36
and
40,
.Monday
to
enable
Premier
Ityron
Johnson
to
attend
a
freislil
rate
conference
of
mariUmr
and
western
premiers
in
Ottawa
Saturday.
Af.ASKAN
ON
BOARD
Kl
i
t
II
I
KAN
Appointment
of
an
Alaskan
lo
the
Canadian-American
Joint
Defence
Board
was
asked
today
by
Dr.
It.
M.
Mackenzie,
Democratic
candidate
fur
senator
from
the
first
territorial
division.
He
asked
that
Alaska's
governor,
Ernest
Gruelling,
urge
the
appointment.
UOI
I
D
MEET
STALIN
WASHINGTON
President
Truman
is
willing
to
meet
with
Premier
Joseph
Stalin
in
Washington
but
is
not
willing
to
leave
the
I'nited
States
for
such
a
conference.
He
made
this
plain
tit
a
press
conference.
Some
sources
believe,
that
Ihe
Soviet
Union
may
take
the
initiative
to
call
such
a
conference.
a
night
session
filibuster
Uiat
Vancouver
Bralorne
7.75
B.
R.
Con
02
Vi
B.
R.
X
06
Cariboo
Quartz
145
Dentonla
.02
Grull
Wihksne
04
Hedley
Mascot
53
Mlnto
:
02
Pend
Oreille
4.10
Pioneer
2.75
Bob
jo
Wt
CHURCHILL
Prince
Rupert
36
and
50.
kept
the
debate
going
unCil
ad
journment.
Gordon
Rcade,
until
recently
assistant
supervisor
of
fisheries
STORY
OUT
BOUT
Buffalo
Canadian
10
Consol.
Smelters
109.50
Conwest
1.10
Donalda
75
Eldona
.92
Elder
50
Giant
Yellowknlfe
....
4.00
God's
Lake
70
FLOODS
ARE
RAMPAGING
'iiltli.liri1
in
'
(irrs
Memoirs
IteiiiR
Magazines
and
or
the
Fraser
River
with
headquarters
at
New
Westminster,
has
arrived
In
Prince
Rupert
to
succeed
Ingvald
Urscth
as
overseer
here.
Arriving
with
Mr.
Readc
was
his
wife.
K
FATAL
INVESTIGATION
CHIEF
RETIRES
VANCOUVER
A
well
known
railway
law
enforcement
officer,
O.
J.
Wheatley,
for
the
past
Winston
Churchill's
own
story
.03
y2
.19
1.65
.08V2
.17
1.00
Premier
Border..
Privateer
Reeves
McDonald
Reno
I
...
Salmon
Gold
Sheep
Creek
Hardrock
17
Vs
As
Much
As
Six
Feet
of
Water
Mr.
Urseth
is
now
at
Agasslz
Harricana
06
In
the
Fraser
Valley
on
sick
Over
Roads
Near
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
Trains
Are
Interrupted
lpiiue
nrnrilna
retirement.
For
Taylor
Bridge
40
25
years
inspector
of
investigation,
Canadian
National
Rail
WltE
Jack
Durl-'yar
old
Kansas
ci:.y
"'slit
boxer,
who
eol-luni!
a
bout
here
Wed-'Mt.
Hied
yesterday.
He
'
1
answer
the
bell
M'VrHli
round
of
a
bout
rt
Lytell.
He
had
ab-1
wv''''e
beating
in
the
many
years
in
the
Dominion
Fisheries
service
here,
he
had
.46
.L'O
WINNIPEG
p
Rampaging
of
the
second
great
war
is
now
out
in
several
magazine;,
and
newspapers
and
Is
creatine,
widespread
interest,
Describing
conditions
In
Germany,
between
the
end
of
the
first
great
war
and
the
approach
of
Nazi
ideas,
Mr.
Churchill
writes:
"The
Weimar
Republic,
with
all
its
liberal
trappings
and
been
stationed
at
Prince
Rupert
as
supervisor
for
two
years,
comlnc
from
Bella
Coola.
Taku
River
Vananda
Congress
Hedley
Amalg.
Spud
Valley
Central
Zeballos
Sllbak
Premier
,.,
.023i
02i2
.12
.0058
.30
Mr.
Rcade
is
no
stranger
to
this
fisheries
district,
having
flood
waters
from
south
and
wes.
in
Manitoba
Red
and
Asslnlboine
Rivers,
rising
at
the
rate
of
an
inch
an
hour,
are
still
converging
on
Winnipeg.
Centre
of
the
flood
area
is
the
Morris-St.
Jean
region,
about
forty
miles
south
of
here,
where
six
Inches
ui
rounds.
Lytell,
a
"'d
Fresno,
California,
ei,
has
been
ordered
ways,
British
Columbia
district,
with
headquarters
in
Vancouver,
retired
under
this
company
pension
rules
Thursday
after
a
long
and
active
career
which
included
military
service
in
two
wars.
At
a
presentation
ceremony
Thursday
afternoon
J.
B.
Scott
of
Winnipeg,
assistant
director
of
investigation,
for
the
system,
presented
Mr.
Wheatley
with
a
been
inspector
at
Bella
Bella
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
before
1
411
"Pen
Cllarep
nnnHinn
on
of
Darthards'i
becoming
assistant
supervisor
at
Heva
11
Hosco
.30
Jacknife
.'.
04
Joliet
Quebec
34
Lake
Rowan
.10
Lapaska
.0514
Little
Long
Lac
.96
Lynx
!..
.08
Madsen
Red
Lake
...J...
2.45
McKenzie
Red
Lake
53
McLeod
Cockshutt
101
Moneta
27
Negus
2.05
Noranda
50.75
Louvicourt
.59
Pickle
Crow
,.
192
Regcourt
.'.
06
San
Antonio
3.85
Senator
Rouyn
40
Sherrit
Gordon
2.26
Steep
Rock
2.04
Sturgeon
River
.
.16
Silver
Miller
28
blessings,
was
regarded
as
an
Imposition
of
the
enemy.
11
could
not
hold
the
loyalties
or
imagination
or
the
German
people.
For
a
spell
they
sought
Oils
A.
P.
Con.
Cahnont
...
C.
&
E.
...
21
.55
6.00
New
Westminster.
of
water
lies
across
many
sections
of
the
highway.
In
some
places
on
the
highway
there
is
as
much
as
six
feet
of
water.
The
Asslnlboine
River
rose
two
Home
-
8.00
ROTARY
!to
cling
in
desperation
to
the
I
aged
Marshal
von
Hlndenburg.
!
Thereafter,
mighty
forces
were
WAS
SETTLED
BY
feet
and
a
half
in
24
hours
ut
(ONI
(EM
COMMUNISM
BOGOTA
The
Pati-Ameri-
,
can
Conference
here
unanimously
adopted
a
resolution
c
o
n
il
e
in
n
i
ii
g
international
communism
ami
other
forms
of
totalitarianism.
It
recommended
each
of
Ihe
21
participating
nations
to
adopt
measures
to
combat
communism.
GET
KM
Gil
ON
STRIKE
KANSAS
CITY
Police,
under
orders
to
gel
toMgli
ill
the
Packing
House
workers'
strike,
clashed
with
C.I.O.
strikers
today
ut
the
Cudahv
&
Co.
plant
and
then
cleaned
out
union
headquarters.
Picket
lines
were
scattered
hy
seventy
police
swinging
billy
clubs.
Eater
the
I'nion
hall
was
raided
and
strikers
were
cleared
from
headquarters.
Portage
la
Prairie.
cash
gift
on
behalf
of
the
veteran's
many
friends
in
the
railway.
Earlier
in
the
month
members
of
the
C.NJt.
Constables
Association
honored
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wheatley
at
a
presentation
luncheon.
adrift.
"The
void
was
open,
and
into
that
void,
after
a
pause,
there
strode
a
maniac
ol
ferocious
genius,
the
repository
and
expression
of
the
most
virulent
hatreds
that
have
ever
corroded
the
human
breast
Corporal
Hitler."
LONG
DISTANCE
WASHINGTON,
Former
Ambassador
Charles
'Sawyer
of
Ohio
agreed
by
long
distance
telephone
to
accept
the
invitation
of
President
Truman
to
become
Secretary
of
Commerce
In
Saskatchewan
melting
snow
caused
two
washouts,
delaying
passenger
trains
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
for
more
than
five
hours
between
Regina
and
Saskatoon.
All
freight
services
between
the
province's
two
largest
cities
are
cancelled.
Minstrel
Show
KOON
COM
KD1ANS
SPECIALTY
NUMBERS
Grand
Negro
Chorus
UUDAY
(Tonight)
8
T.M.
Civic
Centre
Auditorium
Reserved
Section
$1.
Rusn
75c.
Matinee
Saturday,
2:30
p.m.
Children
25c.
Adults
50c.
CIVIC
CENTRE
'
ANNUAL
HOBBY
SHOW
ART
EXHIBITION
April
28th
May
1st
Exhibits
received
on
Monday
ONLY,
April
26,
2-10
p.m.
after
W.
Averill
Harriman
gave
up
the
position
to
take
over
the
post
of
''roving
ambassador"
under
the
European
recovery
TREATY
OF
PARIS
The
Treaty
of
.
Paris,
whk'h
ceded
French
Canada
to
Britain,
was
signed
in
1763.
LONDON
(CP)
In
1947,
704
Russians
became
naturalized
subjects.
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