Krince
Kupetr
Uoily
News
Wednesday,
January
23,
105.2
DAILY
NEWS
OLYMPIC
SKATER
Craig
Mackay,
24-year-old
Saskatoon
speed
skater,
is
on
Canada's
Oivpmic
team
at
the
winter
events
next
month
at
Olo,
Norway.
Hj
placed
11th
aiid
13th
in
two
events
in
the
1948
Olympics.
He
holds
the
Canadian
record
of
2:26.4
ftr
1.500
metres
and
placed
seventh
in
500
metres
and
ninth
in
1.500
metres
at
the
1050
worid
championships
in
Sweden.
itP
PHOTO
i
repealed.
Shackteford
added:
Go
back
to
sea
with
best
wishes.
He
closed
the
hearings
after
Carlsen
tes-tiiied
about
the
Flying
Enterprise
saga.
The
skipper
said
that
the
wild
storm,
not
inipiiper
loading,
sent
'J'e
freighter
to
the
bottom.
Findings
of
the
board
of
in-
Court
Lauds
Capt.
Carlsen
NEW
YORK
Capt.
Kurt
Carlsen
may
return
to
sea
with
the
best
wishes
of
a
board
of
inquiry
which
Investigated
the
IP
O
ITS
V-V
hausied
now.
Business
is
ug-;
nam.
Iraq,
the
ancient
land
of
Mesopotamia,
has
vast
potential
land
resources
in
tne
basins
ol
the
Tigris
and
Ephrat-es
Rivers.
It
has
great
oil
riches
which
have
not
been
fully
exploited
yet
because
the
oil
mast
be
piped
some
6C0
nines
to
the
sea.
New
pipelines
are
being
completed
whirh
will
give
Iraq
great
new
revenues
in
oil
royalties.
Iraq
has
a
popuraiion
of
about
3,5'jJ.0G0.
Jordan's
population
which
mc.e
than
tripled
when
Jordan
annexed
Arab
Palestine
in
1U50--is
about
J
.800,000.
"
Nuri
Said,
Iraq's
political
strong
man
for
decades
has
advocated
a
"fertile
crescent"
plan
which
would
unite
Iraq
with
Jor
Jordan
and
Iraq
Union
By
ZEIN
NAGATI
CAIRO
(API
The
tiny,
troubled
Arab
kingdom
ol
Jordan,
which
rules
over
the
Christian
shrinks
of
Jerusalem
and
Bethlehem,
is
facing
increasing
pressure
for
unity
with
netuhoorhig
Iraq.
'I
he
pressure
is
f.-om
within
the
country.
It
comes
from
a
lane
-
number
of
businessmen
and
political
leaders.
The
unity
project
has
been
ufied
openly
in
"it
f
reighter
Flying
quiry
will
be
sent
to
coast
guard
sinking
of
the
Enterprise.
I.
headquarters
for
final
consider-
m
Upset
by
Students
Capt.
Lewis
Shackleford
pre-
aU(,n
ana
acierminauon
as
to
siding
officer
at
the
inquiry,
told
whether
there
was
any
ncgli-Carlsen
vesterdav
thai.
h
real-
eerlce
among
the
crew
of
the
Power
Lack
lreighter.
ized,
what
he
hail
been
through
and
hoped
his
ordeal
will
not
be'
If
you
want
t;
sell
it,
r.dvertise
it
Separate
Hoop
Bills
'
-
dan,
plus
neighboring
Syria
and
the
Jordan
parliament
Those
who
back
unity
with
Lebanon.
Iraq
-Jordan
unity'
"
c
iviCentre
Iraq
arsrue
it
is
the
only
solution
would
be
the
first
step
,
to
for
Jordan's
shaky
economy,
achievement
of
this
scheme.
More
than
half
of
Jordan's
bud-
The
military
dictatorship
ru:s-tset
now
is
a
subsidy
from
the
nina
Syria
is
against
the
idea.
tu
British,
who
have
trained
and
is
Lebanon
the
only
Arab
coiin-'
led
Jordan's
famous
Arab
Legion
try
with
a
sizeable
Christian
pup-
Hits
Country's
Industrial
l
hallenRe
to
Wurld
By
ROSS
MARK
A
power
of
desert
lighters.
ulation.
TOKYO
(Reuters
i
Rainmakers
52,
C.
&
A
i:j
!
Klks
),
V.VC
11
I
Hi-Crecns
3.1,
Frascr
&
Payne
30
h
School's
nainmakgrs
took
ready
advantage-.lin
&
Anderson's
player
shortage
last
nij'ht
fl;
up
an
early
lead
in
the
first
senior
hoop
fix-With
the
strong
combine
of
Klatoh
and
li-Miitf.
the
hardware
lot
were
lost.
Tiie
class
for
girls
doing
woodwork
at
the
Civic
Centre
is
interesting
more
m'-mbers
eac.i
week.
Liiane
Foreman
fir.l.hc'J
the
doll
cradle
in
two
weeks
and
famine
has
begun
to
choke
off
Jordan
s
cabinet
and
King
wneri
King
Aoauuan
was
main
the
prowine
rumble
of
Japan's;
Talal
who
took
over
the
crown
in
a
Jerusalem
mosque
last
June,
industry
in
Its
challenge
torloniy
few
tuunUw
u
ufler
the
!
Nyr
StH
pnd
Prlwe
R?e,H
.
.
.
i
......
uu
...
t-;.,.,
AWHtil
Tllnh
tf
T
T,,
NOTICE
OF
CHANGE
OF
BUSINESS
On
and
after
the
first
of
February
the
PIONKKR
FOOD
MARKET
will
be
carrying
on
business
under
the
name
of
RUSSELL'S."
We
are
discontinuing
our
meat
and
grocery
line
and
we
shall
be
open
from
9:00
a.m.
until
9:00
p.m.
daily
to
serve
you
with
fresh
fruit,
magazines,
sundry
drugs,
tobaccos,
bakery
products,
etc.
At
this
time
we
wish
to
thank
all
our
patrons
for
the
privilege
of
serving
you
in
the
past
and
hope
wo
can
serve
you
in
the
future
In
our
new
line.
PIONEER
FOOD
MARKET
Russell
Cameron
wor
d
trane.
,.u
,
r....
it
tf.nrtc-l
ih-
Saturday
naintint'
atUnn
1
ln
0,,lu,aay
,,,U"
,j
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I.u1,b.nl
v
;
A
u,r!
II
ll;i
h
urn
nni.i
ihn
Mm
dan
to
nress
lllllf
leal,
nil
Iran
is
..i
...
ik
n.Ai.-vi,T
tMi.-liec
auiiuefi
ni:t;Hitlt
uimnuui.,:
-
.v.
v..v
-
-
,
r
1
'
ft
c
,ml
Watson
of
the
stj-
are
daily
striking
factories
in
The
British
are
believed
to
be
onher
work
There
are
new
pal-
terns
which
require
heaviir
Tokyo,
Osaka,
Nagoya,
Hiro-,
t.unst
it,
too
other
The
voice
of
those
calling
for
a'shima,
Nagasaki
and
great
v
od
'a'id
1.-3
cuttiiv.
with
.
t
1
-
L
C""...
.i,1
in,!,,,
iri.,.1
centres
i
unity
became
so
loud
that
the
ruled
by
the
boy
King,
Feisal,
a
close
blood
relative
of
the
laic
King
Abdullah
and
the
present
!
King
Talal.
1
Both
Jordan,
with
its
Arab
hot
from
the
first
Minn
their
team
24-8
t
rest.
H.ilf
time
score
made
government
ordered
newspapers
oi,if
,,i
nn.,f.r
ti.A.ei
rack'
The
Government
nas
Legion
of
35.000,
and
Iraq,
wit
a
of
a
huge
to
stop
taming
about
it.
inc.
umnne
the
naiterns'whirh
prove
much
in
the
press
Rangers
And
Bruins
Draw
press,
which
had
been
for
union,;
an
army
ol
m.bW),
would
play
an
development
electric
power
more
Interesting.
The
Junior
;;irs
have.
ream
ijihe
Rap
by
a
few
trmre;
in.
i
A
period
saw
Holkestad
a
ake
the
floor
to
send
As
.scoring,
but
five
scheme
to
feed
the
growing
giant
of
Japanese
Industry.
But
Allied
powvr
ex
M,';r,H..
fu..-nnrvn
which
w,il
.
Jieadquarters
(SCAPt
1
Li
ij
not
permitted
to
report
par-
i
important
role
in
any
Middle
liamentary
debates
on
the
plan.
East
command
which
the
Wc.u-Jordan
is
a
small,
barren
hin-iiern
Powers
propose
to
sl
up.
which
never
has
been
able
to!
-r
.support
itself.
U
has
been
Im-i
PLANNING
AHEAD
'
portant
in
recent
Middle
East
SYDNEY,
Australia
(Renters)
history,
because
it
has
a
lon4
Three
casks
of
wine
laid
re-
perts
say
that
this
scheme,
to
cost
between
$280000.000
and
BOSTON
'f
Rookie
Herb'rpplaee
the
Teen
Crafts
pe.-iw!.
Dickenson
and
Wally
Hergensh-
t;-iosp
Teeners
taking
leathei-
It
him
out
in
tne
nr.si
ill
i
s
of
the
last
quarter,
i.
i
hi;',h
scoring
honors
4n
makers'
Watson,
earn
j
.mis.
i
rimer
scoied
third-period
goals
cra-t
win
attend
Wednesday
i
u"o
u""
u"u-,s
"
Tnesduv
mi'ht
to
move
the
New
v,i,,i,i
-u
ntimi
riiru
m;iv,ticlans
dream
ritiicize
the
government
common
border
with
Israel.
cently
at
Seppeltsfield,
South
York
Rangers
into
a
three-all
rrnviile
their
own
material
or
They
inc
coumry
produces
nine
ex-
Australia
s
famous
wine-making
.a
doubt,
tin;;
bill
show-
lie
wirn
isnsion
uruins.
i
ic
',tr
use
materials
at
the
cia.s
.:
'
.,,,,:
f
cent
a
few
agricultural
products;
centre
wilt
he
wneii
in
the
vear
.
;
rlfadlotk
enabled
the
Ranoers
to
u.MeH
uin
v
supplied
i?nniifH
hi.
at
mt
41
and
Holkest.tfl
ict'u
s
sireiiKth.
cost.;
,,,
but
it
mint
import
food
to
feed
soni
The
wine
in
the
casks
then"
.;.
,i',
nxnin
frniMh
nli.ee
in
the
Nil-
tk-
n.i-
in..i,..i
.moil
orii-
on.'
octopus-like
corporation
Us
neonle
It
has
a
budget
of
will
h
sn
nr
lri
pninoisnni
.
,
Uonal
Uonal
H:key
Ho:key
LeaRiM
LeaRiM
"
:.:lcs
:.:lcs
vi-wed
viewed
In
in
a
a"
monthly
monthly
maga-'
maga-.
foI
"
all
"V"
Japan's
electric
"'
power.
Ul
I
CLASS
3M
,:houl
$35.(K10.C;0
of
whirh
S20.-with
the
cent
em,
rv
of
Anstrn
i,
n
t
w
curtains
over
Strug-
Phu'
Rty.
former
Bruin,
set
line
requiring
a
minimum
of;
2.
It
inrltines
construcuon
m
t0o-CS3
comes
from
the
BriUsh.
:
rct,aratic,n
r
,
,k
n,.nri
w.u
ti.
.....i
ii,-r..v,-
wnrir
five
five
lame
large
dams
dams
which
which
would
would
pile
bile
........
and
.-H
nvnense
expense.
Tiio
The
fir,!
fir.sl
'
.
..w,",.C,"r.
,
m"
"
"
brrir
T;"m
up
.n
water
.
across
,s
thousands
thousands
of
of
Jordan
is
a
landlocked
country.,
acres
of
valley,
destroying
rich
The
strongest
part-
about
oW
business
is
thot
the
less
workmanship
you
can
see,
the
better
the
job
was
done!
That's
why
we're
so
proud
of
the
cars
that
cruise
out
of
our
shop
with
tha
"brand
new"
look
even
though
they
may
have
been
in
!
me
evening
wun
iiny
aimer
lo
ruin
Boston
c
iiopes
in
"lr""
mi"
j.,..!.-
except
for
a
wioor
port
on
ths
If
you
want
to
sell
it.
adverslse.
r
t
Jii
t
-J
yo
r
t
'
'
,
II
-,'
i
!
X
?
'
i
fei
11
i'i
:
(ll.i
-4
movina
lulu
the
c
ren
t
s
fourth
nay
alter
scnooi.
Memoers
are
X:lf
of
Aqaba
off
the
Red
Sea.
ii
l
izing
the
way
lor
M
I
(
s
Mat
hews
followed
to
meet
in
the
Craft
ncelands.
place
berth
which
the
Rangers
1
experted
I
Objection
to
the
first
-point
is
.
!
based
on
the
fact
that'
only
last
hold
by
a
one-point,
margin.
Room.
.
,
Gay
Stewart
open
rcl
the
Ran-,
aer
,
scoring
in
the
first
period
Furniture
craft
'
-
I
V
i
riling
17.
c
start,
the
pulp
mill-
ii
.snnpiy
tough
goinn
ip
with
their
experi-,,nents
who
took
most
is
still
belli?;
May
the
occupation
broke
up
a
serious
ace'dents.
Remember
;
Mrs.
1
power
monopoly,
wiicti
me
jjuwci
and
Rookie
Leo
La
bine
put
the
,
carried
on
at
the
Centre.
A
second-rate
motor
road
connects
Aqaba
with
Amman,
th
J
,
rapltal.
,
KKFt'CKE
SANCTLAKY
j
Amman
was
a
boom
town
for
a
'
while,
during
and
right
after
the
j
Arab-Jew
fighting
In
Palestine.
;
i
Refugees
who
fled
with
their
j
money
spent
much
of
it
in
Jur-;
dan.
The
money
is
mostly
ex-
j
completed
the
industry
ien
into
tne
nanas
oi
Brums
into
a
one-all
tie
with
B,
Boulton
has
this
number
if
in
need:
GREEN
217
,s
Irom
the
300
gang.
X
Wius
high
with
11
in-
Hill,
Duiii.i.s
ana
'
first
-hair
and
reports
that
it
is
i
tne
militaristic
lojo
government
most
satisfactory.
Instructions
in
1939,
it
became
the
motcr
of
and
patterns
as
well
as
ids
re-!
the
JaPan('se
war
nuchine,
gaming
color
scheme
are
avail-;
Flooding
of
the
valleys
could
able
through
these
classes.
bring
hunger
to
thousands
of
only
teventeen
seconds
remain-iri.
in
the
.--rssion.
Dave
Creighton
and
J.
II.
Y
Pulrfon
countered
during
the'
second
period
to
give
the
Bruins'
a
3
to
1
lead.
Then
Dickenson
;
and
IlcrgentJwimer
did
their
I
imni
nara
m
me
ios-
(it
sTrntvr
win
if
closest
Intermedii'e
Superior
Auto
Service
Limited
Japanese.
Since
Japan
lost
her
,
j
"rlcebowls"
of
Formosa
and
Kor-
i
Val'cy
while
the
great
industrial
j
ea.
she
has
not
been
able
to
pro-
centres
would
still
be
hungry.
1
learn-
Glendon
Smith
is
now
line
the
art
of
making
a
ring,
j
ot.nnul-,
trt
feert
lie.-elf
nnrl
'
Jnniin'c
main
nhvsienl
fliffienl-
i(
the
season.
Hi-Greens
;
work
In
thv
tliird
f
in.in
behind
for
a
close
'
-
Phone
Green
217
Third
Avenue
West
can
iil
aHord
to
lose
fruitful
,
tier
in
developing
power
are
the
j
acreage.
short
deep
valleys
in
which
:
Hockey
Scores
Yet
-electricity
is
an
essential
water
water
cannot
or
.biuieu
to
any
ii
over
league-toppers
f.
Payne.
Hero
of
the
i.
Student
Becker
who
I
noiixh
ln
the
last
h-c-i
to
give
his
team
trie
Pacific
Coast
Edmonton
2.
Saskatoon
10
belt
In
an
intricate
pat
tern
while
j
I
Kenny
Mt'Kmmn
cut
out
a:
;
drawstring
bag
last
week
at
thr
,
i
craft
class
on
Wednesday
night
j
'Expanding
bag
frame
purses
are
quite
fashionable
again
now
and
'
patterns
and
materials
are
on
display
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Eng-;
lisii
sued?
is
csp
.-tally
line
for
i
this
project
and
a
uelighl
to
work
I
with.
prop
to
the
Japanese
economy.
Coal
is
so
scarce
and
expensive
:that
Japanese
factories
cannot
j
af
lord
to
use
it.
They
are
trying
j
to
keep
down
prices
to
compete
great
extent,
and
sporadic,
unreliable
rainfall
between
droughts.
Caught
between
the
choice
of
power
or
food,
the
Japanese
jr.role
so
far
have
chosen
food.
yet,
power
consumption
is
in-
as
the
mainstay
of
th
the:
4
seining
high
with
1
i
;
Vancouver
if,
Victoria
5
'
Okanaijall
Pentirton
3,
Vernon
8
Pacific
Coast
(.Imateur)
Van-ouver
5,
Nanaimo
3
Western
Int.
All
Mar
All-fctars
5,
Spokane
6
on
overseas
markets.
the
t
rd
was
high
for
Power
shortage
has
become
a
easing.
The
public
are
buying
emi-chronic
Dostwar
phenom-
mwe
ann
more
eiecmc
appu-
one
NATIONAL
ILAGCE
W
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with
10
points.
sw.
(
kcrs
Morrison,
Wa'.-(.
cone
2,
Young
11,
Tait
ih
.iu
2.
Sather
1,
Sl-i
i.
Nirker.son.
A
Holkestad
14.
Hebh
2.
i
Pierce
8,
Krisimanson
9,
Ciccone
3.
Seagram's
Croa'n
Rq'al
Seagram's
V.O.
Seagram's
"83"
Seagram's
King's
Plate
Seagram's
Special
Old
'enon
in
Japan
'
'
ances.
Industry
is
continually
Application
forms
for-Mi.-s!
a.-kinn
-for
more
power
Cross'
cour.scs
are
available
ai:B,t"
HlKO
I
LANs
Foreign
power
experts
blame
the
Civi?
Centre
office.
People
The
government
plan
envis-
.
bad
government
planning
for
the
taking
the
Heme
Rejuvenating
;
ages
development
of
hydro-elfc-
shortage
and
declare
that
im-tourse
a
-e
being
advised
to
scout
;
trie
power,
including
a
monster
mediate
action
rather
than
around
early
to
find
suitable
dam
project
across
the
Tadami
grandiose
schemes
will'
help
articles
to
work
on
and
to
regis-
river,
northwest
of
Tokyo
on
the
Japan
over
the
power
famine
ter
for
the
courses
as
the
classes
main
island
of
Japan.
But
even
period.
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Toronto
Montreal
New
York
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are
filling
up
rapidly.
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j.'apanese
teennicians
have
ari-j
mitted
that
the
acute
shortage
of
I
steel,
copper
and
aluminum
i
would
severely
limit
transmission
of
power
to
other
parts
of
'
Japan.
They
declare
that
there
These
experts
say
that
the
s
.undest
course
would
be
for
the
government
to
modernize
exist-;
ing
facilities
and
back
small;
hydro-electric,
development
scheme?
spread
throughout
Ja-
i
J
.
R.'herk
12,
S.
Scherk
B
iston
4
n
20,
Davis
2,
Mathews
Chlca",
$
o
a-
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-
Marshall
11,
B.
D'.i-
itrhlord
4.
Hill
4,
Hoti-
j
t:ioiiiXson
8,
Gardiner
2,',
f
.
i'ctterson,
Brew.
!
f
'
lis
-Ford
10,
Becker
6,
r
'i,
Rhodes
4.
Penrlf
3,
.
e:.'.
S.mkey
2,
Krlstnian-I:
i,
Shi
ppard.
I
would
be
"power
running
out
of
pan
as
near
as
possible
to
the
bi
everybody's
ears"
in
the
Tadami
industrial
centres.
This
jflveitisemcnl
is
not
published
oi
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Cor.iioJ
Board
oi
bk
Ihe
Government
ot
Bi
International
Hoop
Series
Called
Off;
Weather
Too
Severe
jetlA
&
Payne
Wesch
U,
.
Peterson
6,
Christoff
1.
Stuart
t,
llodgkin-!
Reddy
says:
m
ii.
pa
I
i
no
more
uiue
monuays:
Vers
Lead
WHAT
DOES
"RESULTS"
MEAN?
"Answers"
from
Daily
News
Classified
Ads,
of
Course!
The
Wcathoi'
Man
hds
interfered
with
the
i
Ketehikan-Prince
Rupert
senior
international
basket-
ball
scries
which
was
to
have
been
held
in
the
city
this
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday
evenings.
The
engagement
has
been
called
off
for
the
time
bein;-owine-
to
the
severity
of
winter
weather
conditions,
5
.
'
j
Ketchikan
advised
the
Prince
with
a
modern
ELEGfUlG
WASHEil
Rupert
Basketball
Association
or
League
A.;
ali-sult
of
their
34
to
17
!
u
Beavers
Tuesday
even-K,
i-I'm's
forfeited
their
first
i.'e
iijthe
Junor
League
to
the
M
-tli
Beavers.
Manson's
are
in
if
i
nnd
place
in
the
league.
i
iourth
consecutive
'!
the
Beavers
have
won
first
half
botli
fthe
id
difficulty
with
their
-1
hfcudling
and
Manson's
Goalie
Back
To
Buffalo
this
morning
that
it
was
imame
to
keep
the
date
owing
to
the
weather.
.
It
is
expected
that
the
series
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on
this
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Form
played
In
February
may
be
VANCOUVER
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returned
to
Phil
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will
be
hided
p-oor
shooting
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of
the
American
Hockey
Can
4
inc.
League
by
the
Vancouver
$ign
the
game.
March.
rV
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ucks,
it
was
announced
today.
The
Pacific
Coast
League
team,
apparently,
has
decided
to
go
along
with
Nick
Pidsodny
who
j
Joined
the
Canucks
a
lew
weens
ago.
4
end
of
the
first
quarter
fs
were
leading
8
to
5,
tlialf
time
they
were
still
Swith
a
score
of
14
to
11.
f
half,
however,
favored
Iveis
who
made
25
more
iwhile
Manson's
netted
fume
represented
respec-f
.inson's
second
loss
and
tci-s-
sixth
win.
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were
Christensen,
i
for
the
Beavers,
and
und
Helin,
each
with
six,
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thirteen
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genlly
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it
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finest
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