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ee big membership
B last night when
ssers registered
meork.
s met al a social
honor by the
ford, to hear in-
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4 F the most wiripped- ~down vehicles ever seen in’ thlse parts, Th 16- ie
Roc” was arrested for driving without a muffler, without windshield ‘w
meithout adequate brakes, without insurance, and without a registration

nteer Canvassers Briefed
Big Membership Campaign

thuslastic In reporting on the | but some

session today, gaping thet Inst districts wore still shor!
night’s turn-out’ of volunteers
was the best in years and _ex-
hopes for'a better-
than-ever membership as a re-

sult of the door-to-door canvass,
However, they stressed
more canvassers. were needed,
Those attending last night's ses-
sion ‘were split into about* 10
groups and assigned. districts, |“

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ANd Tunaday,
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ik ul, "Geo 3 which 4s
‘about 10 fathoms of water.
"| seiner had no fIsh aboard at.the sion,
; Une, of the mishap, Mr, Thrner|
said, “having unloaded al Lock~ |
york, Morscay island the night

Wweephuye Benny |

BUT after it had |e

brought mixed | iy

    
   
 
    

of Ill Fated: Seiner..
+ Effort: of

the rescue work drinks; The: ‘rescued men. ‘arrived
the captain and! at Masset about 7 p.m, Tuesday
Rincer W No. 1, | and stayed" ‘the nigh av the notel
the |; uspilaliy al | here.

VERY KIND TO CREW

“Both the people of Old Mas-
i fishboat Cato-| sot, and: New | Masset wete, very
E Kind to! “Us,” "i Mb
Maria was topple! “ahd We sure appreciated’ it.”

Rescuers

re

Turner “sald,

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He gald that ine crew lost all):

and

before,

HEAVY FOG. ON FRASER
CUTS GILLNET FISHING:

RO—A swirling fog that lunkoted! no fraser
river mouth cut down the activities of gillnet fishormen during’

VANCOUVER

‘its gear‘and ‘ius salvage oper-
Bvery high sea) ations are still underwhy to try
gaye the carolina Marit

still half submtrged In
h f e The ned by the B.C. Power: ‘Commis-

the weok-end and resulted in

Fisheries dopartmont offlelnls
reh Adams river gockeye‘harvest is over and tho wil
reached (he spawning grounds,
the season Js call mited ab 13,000, O00
sockeyo, with anobher 2,000,000 allowed to make thole wily ip.
rivor Lo enate another Rig yorr In 1068, of

fish hnye

The total eateh for

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1

DIMM A=If (io tanohoen In Gy
aohodla aomatinas Rocin confined, you onar pt
trol Urere are 96 nota of twinn attonding aohoot 1
of the aotas (lott to right and front to baek) Soba
+ Judy nnd dane Mayon 12; and
Navhonte W, ‘The whrls have two: hrothors wn

. jand others, with faellitles. offer-

i invited Booth. "Memorial
[School students. and:teachers.

ro RIT olty Schools to fea PRE
ational centre’ “Stitentayt 0

 

   
  

of canvassers, feof
W, F.-Stone, chalrnian of. the
entire board of directors, was in
charge of last night's session, ase
sisted by: Fred Jones, » General
secretary. car

Foowing the eampaigi “dis.
cussions ancl film ‘sliowing,  re-
freshments were: served. by Mrs.
r J Parent: and. Mrs. B G.
Trapp. 7°."

* Meanwhile, in an. ott to-ac-
quaint newcomers to ithe. city,

 

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scheduled to visit the ‘dentré :tb-
day ‘at 4-p.pls with: ‘teachers. in-
‘vited: to visit tonights ‘The: film
“Quartet” will be snout to both
groups, cy

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Power Projec

 

“PERRACE~A $1, 600 iver int
provement project In-‘Terraco, is
trict 1s included tn a lst of sev-

 

eral hydro ‘developments plan-.

The Terrace. job will ‘comprise
construction of a primary unit
to improve voltage. fegulation

hy

“on Olson-Road, 32 -

the poorest catch of tho season,
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ne mated’ 1,500 persons per-|
“lished in.a howling typhoon},
{which struck northern Je

   
 

Canadian Cleric’: ee
Among! Fatalities

TOKYO (AP)—An esti=|

pan last. ‘night,’ “including
nearly..: 1,000°:‘who : died
when «a. huge. seagoing |
ferry. capsized. a KS
A. Canadian | “missionaty was |.
listed among the known dead: :. |

~ Authorities’ today said 500 bo

Lies have been recovered, includ-|% '

Ing those of 14 Americans, An-|
other 943 persons are missing, ,
among.them 44 Americans... |”.

The Tokyo Christian Press list-
ed Rey, ‘Alfred. R. Stone of Tor- |
onto, 52-year-old missionary, ast:
a known fatality. an

The great storm; ‘generating |
winds up to 110 miles .an- hour, |:
apparently. had - whirled) harm- |"

   

lessly. into. the. Sea. of Japan a

 

~ gaze at the Cathedral of Bt. Peter and St. Paul ‘in- ho ee a
Algeria ‘Their church was almost completely, demolished: iby:
series. of earthiquakes there. » Death - toll, of tlie remblors': was':}1

     
 
  
  

 

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when ‘suddenly. it curled: ‘back
and. struck. -the: northern ' island
of. Hokkaldo.. _almosh: without :
warning. dhe
“The: result. was Tapan's “worst

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sttuite sank We ‘big’ ferries, four}
of. which carried ‘no, passengers, |
and hundreds of small craft,
‘A fire virtually. ‘wiped - “out
Iwanai, a city of 23, 000 on. Hok-
kaido’s west coast, und ‘police.

 

_fand floods throughout Hokkaido.’
Tho most terrible disaster oc-
“| eured in Makodate, harbor,
wliere’ the’ bi? ocenh nity Toya:
Maru, carrying ‘1,262 ‘padsengers
and crew sntashed ‘Into rocks
and turned turtle 6,
Forty-(hree railroad cars were |
hurled about Inside the hull.
The sicklo-stiped harbor and
its mile-long coast today re-
sembled a great naval disaster
scene of the Pacific war, Wreck-
aga of five ships arid hundreds
of smalt craft littered the beach,
Tho snd was dolted with bod-
jes, many wearlng Ife jackets
which had falled to save thelr
lives In the raging surf, |
Smashed lfehorts, shattered
Umbers, oll and all the flotsam
and jotsam ofa sea disaster cov.
ored the beach,

In Iwannl, 90 miles notth of
Hakodnto, 92 persons died in a
fire whieh destroyed 3,000 of tho
town's 4,600 houses In a few
minutes,

 

damaged In the’ storm,

fishing bonta were lost, bonched
or damaged,

president » of ‘the Canadian’ ‘Con-
gress of. Labor : today: warned
wotkers against‘making pay de-

reported disastrous landslides mands that employ ers can't: al-

ing the CC's, annual eorivention,
sald “wages” are’ ‘{hddequates dn}:
'gonie’ industries : but. : cautioned
unions .to watch the economic
jsoundneds of: their claims.

dian labor worried about unem-
ployment in some fields and as
certain employers proposed wage
cuts in the United States and
Canada as means of. keeping
thelr products” competitive,

Canadian Brotherhood of Ratl-
way Employces is in a fight with
the railways for fringe benefits,
git some Industries
economia and create a serious
problem on wares,

upon collective bargaining with
{he employors as the sole or main
function of our gliions, we must
iantlelpate that® In some
stances situations
whore competition. for markets

Japan's marine safely force tnced with the unhappy cholee
reportod one ather ocenn freight of elther fororolng further wage
er sink, five grounded and one Increases or nceopling reduced
Mora ‘production or having thoir In-
than 1,100 amall craft, mostly dustry go oul of business,”

“TORON TO ' -

 
  

The 73- ~yeal- -old leadet, opan-

His admonition came as Cana-

President Mosher, whose own!

are W-

"Bo long, owever, as we rely

in-

will occur

will redult In workers being

 

Tn auch cases Mr. Mosher said,

the union fs In (he dilemma of

 

“Transportation

Tho olhango-over hy tine from
{daylight saving Lo atandard gat.
wrday Midnight ng usual cnused
sone contusion in arrival ane
dopnrture tines for tralna, bonts
and planes and caught sonio olll-
yond Napping,
Most: notonblo  tUmoechange
bonor ty Princo Ruport was fall
ro to rosxab thing apparatus
ov. tho traffic Ughts which ware
} atl Juat. (naling: an hour liter
than, wal Ula morning,
‘bo alloylate any confuaon on
dranaportation Mines, local com
panos have announced now ‘r'-
ral and departure tines 08 fol

“onnndlian Pol tia Alvtino=
Lonves W316 mn, nrvivoa 148
pn,

Canadian National Ratviyec
Lanvoa 8:20 pn, Arelvon Wh

pan
ON. Stonmahinde-Arrivos fram

Companies’

“Announce Schedule Changes

for North, mletniieltt Wodnoxday:
arrives from north 7 pam. Thurs
day, lonvos for south W318 pan,
Thuraday,

Canndinn Paalfle Steamship—
Arrlvog "A am, Friday, leaves §
pat. Peiday, tnatend of Sunday,

Union Stoamahlps—Coquitlan’
arrives. from south Thursday
moming, lonvoa for Talnnds 6
am, Thuraday, Rabirng from Td.
landa Priday night, loayea for
KON TO pan, Wriday, Ohileotin
arrivow Baburday morning from
aout, louves 6 pan, Srturday for
glowat', Alice Arm, Rolurna from
nutty Simday Night, leaves: for
nouth tO pin, Sunday,

INJURED NY AWE LL

LOS ANCEIDS (N—Ton-foat
yrotind awolls Injurod hundracla
ot bathors who flocked to, the
benches Sunday (0 osenpo n tom
porntitre of O dogroos, Slx pore

bt the: risk ‘of ¢losl
try or accep hgswh
ness-is in: a'po

pleading h
wages:is, }

culnstarices net

 
  

presidential. address,.“that’ in
these and othér. Industries wage
levels are below the average and}
are wholly inadequate to provide.
a reasonable sega of living.

sisting -on
ee Mr. Mos

je)
‘The: safe i !

 
  

We. realize ‘dole: An “his |.

Rupert Flier

presently: loadin Dp
Columbia Cellulose Co, Ltd. docks

)1daning. to find. work’ “elsewtier
Ps rather than wait’and see it the

The pecial

mittee: which provested the clo

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Get Dunking

KITIMAT, BO, QimsPrince Ru-
pert-born “pilot Cedric Mah ca
caped with a dunking hore Sate
urday when his Norsoman float
plane overturned In choppy Min.
cite Bay,

Mah, who flies for Pacific
Wostern Alrlines, was rorcued by
the tug Hi Gear, The plane was
anlvaged, Ho Is tho only Chit we
pilot flying for an alrling In
and formorly flow. with the thine
od Flying Tigers.in Chinn, .

Ho wns taking off on a flight
to nearby Kemano whon’ the
plane overburnod. ‘

DAVID AL cot.neN; a4, hnonnie |
tho youngest: fod ra}. Rapit Y

‘mont na doputy mintater of das
fonce production, Mr, Golden
n native of Alita r, Man
aucooodted Regiiald..M, oh
phy, Toronto electronics hs
duatrlaliat, who’ ronigned ‘t

roturn to Nowora . Mayon

    
   

 

 

 

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ROUIN rOQH TAC ToapHtAl trotment.

Menwvontos We

necessary, willbe: carried over”
the CBC's Princo: Ruport otlt=

‘Ict. CFPR,
John
morning.

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niintator upon hla apatite of ¢lo

  

Canadian

e$ng Corporntion Ltd, rroronta,
Ny Ho th snccvuciod hy hls Wanlati

umn Navid

sports fats will be focussed on,
their radios almost without eX-,
ception starting Wednesday for
broadcasts of the World Berles
games between Cleveland In
dians and New York Glants,:

Tho ctitire, series

Robertson

Brondoststs will slart ab tH 8.

IRCINALD M nnoPity;. §
tuna youlgned! aw clout mintbte

neo production to returiit

‘to private bualnoas with Rogerg

Majostlo Wloctrontoa Ltd, ahd

 

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Including :
ganic) should’ itibe,

program . ‘director: ;
sald this |

fo ‘gunday" when: his ‘boat.’

: {exploded, broke,in half, and then
15
gantp ‘at Deep: Bay,

“Hd Leliman, ownor of the’ wo oe
ai “IT, Wag: regoued ‘and: se

Into .flameg from stom. to
near the B.C, Packers Ltd.

édical ald bat the extent of nis
turtles was sol known;

  
 
 

 

 

was reported a total

aroha

A atorn lecture on tho roxponds,
ibility. of car drivars was handed
down, to a youthful tratfle of
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Magistrate ‘Reads Lecture,
Fines Youth For’ Spotty

court by Miglstrate W. D. Vando,

~ "You'ro certainly. asking for
trouble,” “Magistrate Vanco told,
Lorno Willian ‘Mulrhond, 20, who
was chniged. yostordny with ox-.
deading: tho apecd limit on Bos
and Avenue and operating: on
féyond tho;‘vosteletlons on: le

. HJeonco, ea

who: pintod gullly
god wan fined $26 on

at Wy ‘
5 alloo. and tho ncausnd wits
fivat. not{qudl:.:when. ho » wont

"- Mulehond
toh hoth ah

  

‘| thvotigh i. gtop, algn ab Socone
“AON, wen

\ polloo ‘gave chnxo
wrhontl ‘clooktod at more,
on 40 miles an hour along Bou
ond Avent, a m,

1s "You yout i flo think ol ly
ofan yood,"” the Maglatrate snd,
Nt i yout figured it out, ‘speods
onun't ‘aivo ‘miu
a norows Lown"!

  
  
 
  
 

 
  

  
 

      
   
   
 
 
  

  
 

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Me Vance ‘aiid, adding that
rhoad'a ohanens ine owing.
uynnde yer boing

A ‘by his-ownt notlonay:
thal anid thab av investlens
ra Me Undorway witha toon
haurdnco.flrni:to obtain’tinnt:
ai tone et hin
4 addod' Hint We Wan trying

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Of ‘the. explosion waa nob Know '

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