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!
Carryover
of
Fish
Heavier
"lean
subSKUar
,
tl'c
Amerl,
an
!;;r
'"
the
PruvinJ
Continue
eood
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C.eneral
Rlanager
Discusses
Markets
With
Local
Co-op
tore.
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ai
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"laFu
liicfiuib,
iiiL-iuuurs
ui
me
rriuce
journeu
the
niMtin;
Grain
Ship
Sails
Today
French
Vessel
Departs
Japanese
Due
Next
Tuesday
With
a
full
cargo
of
wheat
loaded
from
the
local
elevator,
the
French
freighter
Jean
L.
D.
salted
at
2
p.m.
today
direct
lor
i
Japan.
!
The
vessel
was
taken
out
to
Triple
Island
by
Capt.
Walter
!Gos?e,
Vancouver
piolt,
who
is
remaining
here
to
meet
the
Jap-
1
anesc
vessel
Kiyciiawa
Maru
wliich
is
due
nvxt
Tuesday.
;
Like
the
Jean
L
D.
it
will
be
;
the
second
grain
cargo
the
Jap-anese
vessel
has
loader1,
here
this
'
seaion.
Kuperi
r
isnermens
wo-opera-
!r,
)r
,
tive
yesterday
heard
the
report
fc.
By
irtue
of
the
authority
vested
in
me
by
the
'Minister
of
Tublic
Works,
pursuant
to
Section
35
(1)
of
the
Highway
Aet,
I
hereby
declare
a
gross
load
limit
iff
12
tons
over
Diana
Creek
Bridge,
situate
approximately
H
miles
east
of
Prince
Rupert
on
"
Highway
16,
until
further
notice.
-
(Signed)
L.
E.
SMITH,
Divisional
Engineer,
Department
of
Public
Works,
Prince
Rupert,
B
C.
mm
of
T.
H.
Sorenson.
As
general
manager
of
the
Fishermen's
Co-operative
Federation
he
described
world
market
conditions
and
the
possible
effect
of
a
large
carry-over
of
canned
salmon
upon
fishing
industry
in
general.
;
The
fishing
co-operatives
on
the
coast,
like
all
olher
fishing
:
groups,
are
hampered
by
the
amount
of
capital
tied
up
in
inventories
and
the
possibilities
of
'su.:h
Inventories
depressing
i
future
markets,
Mr.
.Sorenson
warned.
i.
-.T
DINING
tf
Frank
Wa.orhGuse
freighter.
PLEASURE
I.-land
Kins,
at
Watson
Island
this
morning,
is
clue
in
port
this
I
afternoon
and.
af"r
discharging
'rsrpo,
will
sail
for
Vancouver.
IN
SPARKLING
Nf
SURROUND!?"
ADVERTISING
IN
i
lit
DAILY
NEWS
BRINGS
RESULTS
It
was
reporte'u
that
the
fish
liver
oil
markets
showed
no
improvement
with
more
severe
rotnpe!
iilnn
from
synthetic
Vitamin
A
and
a,
Japanese
fish
liver
oil
being
in
evidence.
Reporting
for
the
Fishermen's
Federation
Incorpoiated.
an
Am-
BHBHMBIBBBB
Commodoretl
.
A...
i.'.r
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J
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JL..1..
.
...
.
Tropicanas
ENGINEER
KILLED
Workmen
clear
debris
after
a
Canadian
National
Railways
freight
train
crashed
into
thj
rear
of
a
second
train
standing
In
the
station
at
Escourt,
Que.,
about
5G
miles
west
of
Edmundston,
N.B.
Ludgcr
Perusse,
62.
of
Etimunston,
engineer
of
the
moving
train,
was
killed
when
trapped
in
his
locomotive
which
w
.u-.
derailed
along
with
two
freight
cars.
CP
PHOTO)
Hnnce
Kupert
Daily
News
Friday,
March
7,
1952
"Funny
Things"
Seen
by
Winch
Reds
Hold
Control
Of
Italian
Workers
VICTORIA
P
CCF
Leader
Harold
Winch
charged
in
the
.
provincial
legislature
yesterday
'
that
"funny
things''
go
on
in
the
Evening
Slum
SATURDAY
By
WILLIAM
RYAN
i
British
Columbia
government's
;
TODAY
'
Durchasinn
system.
Saturday
Malintfj
.
ROMF.
(AP
Trio
f'dinmunisU
pvidpiltlv
are
I
Continuing
the
buget
debate.!
THE
ROYAL
COMMAND
PtRFORiYUHClPICTWEOfll
,
,
.
T,
,
.
,
.,
,
rp
i
Mr.
Winch
sui
iCiied
the
esavj-
organizing
furiously
in
Italy
to
build
their
Trojan
;
1L
hmcnt
of
a
bud,,a
contrui
aiul
horsp,
Moscow's
1952
version
of
the
storied
steel
thai
;
aUninistrattve
management
n-broke
the
defences
of
ancient
Troy.
"
'
vision
similar
to
that
of
saskat-
The
chain
of
command
from
-
chewan
In
order
to
promote
Cominform
through'
the
World
m:Uid
includes
strongmen
Pal-
1
more
efficient
govei
nnient.
Federation
of
Trade
Unions
and
mlro
Togliatti,
Pietro
Sccchia
'.
intoItalian
labor
is
jasily
dls-
ancj
Luigi
Longo.
'
1
ccrmble-
STEAMc
,
All
are
iwoscow-brand
Com-!
KK
Misses',
Women's
J
&n
fd
pfa
Lr
ond
Ho,f
Sizes
S
f
'lZZI
irjj
0
The
all
year
round
p
.
'JQ&'s
f
1
U
Fj
Ijj
dress
featurniR
usual
h
A
'
yJLkY
4
Tropicana
quality.
J
.
The
Coinmuni;.ui,
!n
vontroi
or
iuiusU.
Toliatti,
5a.
a
veteran
the
big
General
Confederation
0f
Fascist
jails,
is
a
scholar
who
'
of
Italian
Labor,
have
imposed
knows
h0w
to
use
words
with
Prince
George
a
mgn-icvci,
narci-core
com-
truing
effect.
While
he
still!
0TEJ
TODAY
to
SATURDAY
Evenings
7
-
9:05
I-
MH
S
I'l.'VKRSwl
Sarurday
Matinee
2
p.m.
I
xSm
K
lie
s
mand
over
the
unions,
and
the
;,.,.in:1
to
be
i'.v
boss
and
to
en-command
is
organized
down
to
joy
the
favor
of
Moscow,
a
large
the
factory
level.
b
itv?
of
opinion
in
Rom
.
Is
that
Giuseppe
di
Vittdio,
a
Mos-
he
would
be
displated
in
a
time
cow-trnincd
Communist,
has
in-
a
crisis.
stalled
in
each
factory
whit
he
The
man
who
r.ii;.;h:
take
over
ealb
a
"peace
committee."
This
jr,
st-rchia.
4",
o.
tough.
Moscow-committee
is
the
cell
through
trained
Communist
who
is
a
1
,
.
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!
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i
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FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
INirls
Each
Thursday
U
II
:
l
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
VVHNKSIAY
MIDNKiin
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
Fir
Reservation
member
of
the
Italian
Scn.it?.
He
did
a
five-year
.stretch
in
jail
for
organizing
labor
in
Turin
during
the
Fascist
regime.
I.on-'o.
5?,
is
considered
a
pow-crl
ul
U''..
nd-the-scenrs
stri
A
flood
Host
is
r
a
Mind
llcadc
Write
or
Call
CITY
Oil
UKPOT
((HICK
PRINCE
RUPERT
PC.
nU
Taste,
differ.
Some
like
others
the
opposite,
'
n
Only
b-ause
Bucne
G
n
DRY
(unsweetened)
which
tile
Communists
will
c:;-ercise
their
control
win
n
i.nJ
if
the
chips
arc
down.
foreign
observers
in
li'inie
lnve
little
doubt
these
committees
are
the
"action
committees"
of
the
future,
ready
to
react
swiftly
in
the
event
of
crisis.
The
label
"peace
committee"
clearly
shows
the
influence
of
the
Cominform
and
the
WFTU.
The
CGIL
is
6ne
of
three
major
labor
.organizations
in
Italy,
and
by
far
the
strongest.
It
claims
more
than
5,000,000
members,
although
a
more
acru.
i.;
fiinro
probably,
woiild
be
3.500
-000.
The
non-communist
unions
arc
represented
by
the
Confederation
of
Italian
Trade
Unions,
claiming
more
than
2,000.00'J
members
but
probably
having
only
1,400,000,
and
the
linnet
Italian
Laoor,
with
400.000
me.;i-b"i...
mostly
Houaiisi,s.
1
Hi'
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Ui
.n
Coin.
n.
mi
ro'
-
I.AI7DER
LAKE.
Out.
(CP)
A
large
gathering
at
the
UnitcJ
Cliu.i
h
iir:i';
li.esented
(
l!ts
to
Rev.
George
and
Mrs.
Gout.ir.
i.i.'
p
i.i'u.i'
I
f
t
by
molor
car
to
tak;-
up
a
new
po
;t
as
chaplain
with
the
Roval
Canadian
hjv,
at
E'tquimalt,
B.C.,
and
hi.s
;.v)i
ar.d
son
will
follow
.-.hoitly.
or
leave
out
tnc
individual
pretercii.
every
.
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s
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