Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
January
6,
19i3
The
Virgin
Island
In
the
Pan-
California
normally
ptMl
a
ma
Canai
zone
were
acquired
more
citrus
fruits
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by
the
United
States
from
ln
j
WUbw
than
any
0;1
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w
mark
In
1917.
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SCREEN
FLASHES
JOSEPH
CO
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ON
m
'THE
STEEL
TRAP'
f
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TUDAi
7:
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9:
p.m
RC
Monks
Return
to
Abbey
.
LULWORTH.
Ens.
Rfuter
ci&:
Order.
They
had
been
Roman
Cathoiu-
monks
are
to
there
smcr
in,
Henry
Mil
return
to
ancient
B.iuUm
abbey
ordered
the
dissolution
of
En?-near
this
Dor.et.-Jilrv
village.
lkh
monasteries
in
1336.
The
ire
than
400
cars
lifter
they
monks
were
turned
cut,
the
ere
c.ected
by
Kin-j
Henry
VIII.
abbey
pillaiec!.
and
the
mon3
The
owner
of
the
ruined
abbey
tery
iest
roved.
Si!
Wedncsdoy
and
Thu,
pom
Philip
Clarke,
rovice-inastcr
at
Ealing
Priory
said
"we
hope
eventually
to
establish
foundation
winch
will
restore
J
Bmdon
abfccv
to
its
former
,
glt.-y.-
j,
With
the-
abbe.1
goes
a
12-acrf
V
fa:
in.
The-
foundation
will
prob-
afc
be
almcst
iel.'-supporlin;;.
and
the
e-tate
f
urmundiiiif
it.
,;.
Co;.
J.
W.
Weld,
a
Catholic,
a;
a
descendant
of
the
orisina.
H'eld
S.-.mily
which
na
owned
Bmdun
since
1641
'
He
has
cf'f-c.1
the
picpertv
lo
2he
monks
of
Ealinj
Pnory.
We.-t
tionden.
a
Benedictine
fouiuia-on
which
run-;
a
large
Catholic
Joardlns
s.-hool.
Oriam.il.
v
the
abbey
and
moa-
On
the
Some
Progrom:
TYRONE
POWER
irK
rnVTAINE
In
TOTEJ
FAMIH
s
rt.AVI.K4
Till,,,
iiTine
IhAlir
kit
II
MTl
H
ABUYt
ALL
'Vh
like
most
Benedictine
fcunda
Martins
t
7
3
astcry
w
ere
cned
by
the
Cister-
tions
in
Britain.
1
BiLi.N'Gl
AL
FAMILY'
Silver-haired
Jimmy
O
3:Uri.
old-Ume
lelegrapher.
is
a
unique
personality
of
oid
Quebec,
a
shamrock
in
a
garden
of
f.eur-de-
is
Forty
jiars
ag.)
he
met
and
married
a
Ftench
girl
w
hen
neither
could
jpeak
the
oth
r
s
lunguiise.
Ti
O
Briens
uave
Uieir
11
children
English
and
French
names
alike.
Some
of
their
ihildren
nd
17
grandchildren
gather
at
home.
Part
of
the
story
of
"If
This,
Be
Sin."
w
hich
open
thu
week
;
kt
the
Totem
Theatre
has
for
Its,
background
the
oresthtakin,
;
island
of
Capri.
i
Slurring
in
the
cast
are
Myr-
j
'
na
Loy.
and
three
distinKuished
Britishers
who
have
already
led
their
mm
imprint
in
this
country.
Koser
Lively,
KU'hAid
Greene
and
diminutive
Pefgy
Cummins
AUhouuh
Myrna
again
plays
a
wife.
Lady
Cathy
Brooke,
1k
lays
no
claims
to
being
perfect.
In
f:iet.
b
cause
of
the
ambitions
of
h-r
far
from
considerate
spouse,
famous
lawyer
Sir
Brian
Btooke
iRoier
Llveseyi.
she
U
introciuced
while
in
the
midst'
of
tt
t.iaclrrl
alfd.I
tll
5r
Elian
usM'tant.
young
Michael
BarrUish.
played
hy
Richard
Greene.
A
5uuii
n
Cinc.-s
and
teir.por-r.ry
tan.'ne.sj
forces
Kir
Bruin
to
icVr
six
months
Vacation
In
r..pri.
m-c.-nspnnled
by
lus
wife.
r.nJ
later
Cimphcaled
by
the
irtscrice
of
hu
ivacious
daugh-cr.
?!cnl"a.
-Peggy
Cummins
and
hi
assistant,
young
Michael
wiih
whom
Monica
is
secretly
in
love
How
this
four-cornered
lovp-(!r.lM
rcsoht
itself
U
the
basis
for
an
exciting
ar.d
unusual
drama.
mw
high
in
srsriAse
Minmimn
Joan
Crawford
IN
lirr.!!!K5.
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of
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cost
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power.
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oil
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ater
power
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Pressure
is
buildins;
up
on
Congress
and
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A
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to
work
cut
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kind
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Lndustry-
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possible
that
England
wi'.i
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reported
to
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plans
w.-h
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par!ner.-Jip
whicn
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next
year
the
worlds
ill
fr.!i-;t
the
driving
force
of
1,
s.
i.uclvar
f-toKtt
plant
to
WASHINGTON'
lAP'
-grtss
may
jive
the
atom
Con-
-
pt
irate
eiM'ipetJ'.wn
in
atorr.i:
provide
po
r
tor
industry
The
a
)vj
derelopmenl.
(.ectnuty
is
expected
Ut
CJst
E&o.t
tim
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turn
w
hu.
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power
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count
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as
in
Within
two
cr
three
years,
of-
matters
of
national
sturitr.
r.ciais
e;isr.ite.
a
scuil
pioneer
.
wonders
are
possible.
An
atomic
"packaic"
atomic
plant
could
be
submarine
U
on
the
way
and
an
producing
limited
quanUwes
of,
atomic
warpiane
may
be
in
the-electric
power
for
industry.
tir
w.tiun
a
d-cade.
In
five
years
or
less,
a
lane
These
could
lead
to
atom-centra:
atomic
plant
could
t
powered
ocean
liners,
air
tran&-g?r.erAt::i,
enerty
by
the
iraS-'
port
and
even
locomotives,
lions
of
kilowatts
instead
of
;
But
atomic
re.tctors
are
bulky
thous.incs.
and
also
taming
out
and
costly.
plutorauni
f-'r
atom
bombs
They
prer.t
enormous
prob-But
today
there
are
no
p'.ir-shema
in
the
conversion
of
heat
to
construct
either.
to
poer
and
in
disposal
of
Industry
is
r.M
ready
to
n.S
rudioactire
wa.ste.
money
in
experimental
plant
Even
if
the
government
fare
The
Atomic
Energy
Commission
away
power
generated
from
this
not
ready
to
divert
the
money
atom,
the
consumer
of
electric-pr
resources
from
defence.
ity
couid
expect
a
saving
of
not
These
cr.--i.s?ls
and
others,
more
than
25
to
30
per
cent
on
i
i
w
Jlsp';
m4
at
his
electnc
bill.
Wallace
s
Dept.
Store
however,
are
aim;t
certain
to
be
heard
early
in
the
new
year
before
the
joint
congressional
committee
on
atomic
energy.
MAY
TAKE
j
YEARS
That
is
because
the
reactor
produces
only
the
heat.
To
make
electricity
requires
heat-transfer
equipment,
turbines
generators
and
the
same
type
of
THE
LOG
OF
HMCS
IROQUOIS
Sfoomed
400,000
AWei
.
.
.
two
won
.
,
.
two
oceow
ffil
ol
Conooo't
faintd
"Tfibol
Cos
-toyrt".
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loyal
Cal
hoTr
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Mol,
tnfoMii
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1942.
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require
anywhere
fro.a
distribution
systeat
used
in
to
50
years,
according
to
ex-
rentiona.1
oover
Dlanti
The
real,
ail
and
gas
indu-
pert
ei..rutes
con.pi.ed
in
a
report
this
month
ty
the
con-,
gressiotul
eurr.n-.ntee.
be
fore
;
stomic-gcra
rat.?d
eltvtric
jvjwr
can
be
sr.asie
cb-.
aplj
e:-.'-.us."a
v
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BAGS
tries
therefore
are
not
quaking
in
their
knts
rtra
though
a
peund
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uranium
holds
merer
equal
l
!M
M
tans
of
real.
A
EC
wan
to
to
sure
there
i
industrial
participation
in
th-"
atom
ar.d
not.
as
a
cmgres-sionai
si:
has
observed.
industrial
participation
in
the
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Industry's
interest
in
an
1
utomic
ciectnc
power
plant
ha;
srosa
and
numerous
proposal
;
ruve
be-n
advanced.
V.
st
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j
them
rely
on
the
fact
that
a
Phoney
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