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They mignt never be able\nto recoup the revenues they \"loit\"\nIn 1047, he said.\nThe CP.R. couniel said lt was certain net earnings ot that company\nfor JjJ-7 would fall \"far short of\nmaking tny adequate contribution\nte requirements.\"\nHe added United States railways\nalready had obtained three Increases\ntlnce the war.\nREFUSAL DANGEROUS\nMr. Canon Occupied the full day\nin argument before the commissioner.. Making an appeal for ade-\nquatt funds to maintain efficient\nrailway operations, he said evidence\nIt the long hearing \"plainly demon-\nitrttes that railway earnings were\n\"groiily Inadequate.\"\nThere wai \"dire need\" of the 30-\nper cent Increase, he laid, calling\nit the \"minimum requirement.\"\nIt would be \"dangerous\" he held,\nfor the Board to refuse an increase\non tbe bagis of an apparent improvement in 1947 finances reflecting subnormal maintenance spending. It\nwu fundamental that rates should\nbe iet on tht btsis of a normal\nprogrim.\nMuch of Mr. Carson's irgument\ntoday wu devoted to tttacks on the\ntestimony af Walter J. MacDonald,\naccountant witness for Manitoba\ntnd Saskatchewan, who had been\ncritical of iome aspects of C.P.R.\nfinances including its maintenance\neeftt.\nPHOVliv.lAL\nLlBRA\ns: I >,\nWall Street\niveraf es Lowest\nSince Sept. 30\nPremier Visits\nCanadian Graves\nBy JAMES McCOOK\nCintdltn Prtti Stiff Wrlttr\nTHE HAGUE, Nov. 12 (Cp) \u2014\n'ime Miniiter Mackenzie King to-\n- drove more than 100 miles\nrein-drenched Belgium and\ncroaiing the border it the\nvillige of Putte wheat Belgian\nchlldrtn crowded tround him wav-\nIruf fligi and shouting: \"Canida!\"\nThrough Mtllgnei and Antwerp\nnil airtomoblle moved in territory\nknown to Cinadian soldiers ind\nlittle groups of ptoplt ipring to\nattention on tht streets when they\nsaw tht Ctnidlin flig fluttering on\ntht car's hood.\nAt dusk he retched the Canadian\nWar Cemetery it Bergen-Op-Zoom,\nHolland, whtre 1800 Canadian\ngraves were bright with flowers\nplaced there by tho Dutch people.\nTht Prlmt Minister placed a\nwreath on the bue of the central\nwhite crou netr a Canadian flag\nrailed ibove rows of smaller white\ncrosses. He stood with bead bowed\nand I military bind played the\nCanadian and Dutch National Anthems.\nAt Putte hi passed under an arch\nbearing a reminder that the village\nwai liberated by the Canadians Oct.\nt, 1044, and that 12 Canadian soldiers lott their lives there.\nMr. King nw the grivei of such\nCinadian dead at a cemetery where,\nIn the twilight, he walked among\ncrouei beirlng ntmes such is Spr.\nL R. McCtw, Brig. J. N. Une, Pte.\nA. Donduluk and Bdr. II. S. Martin.\nWreithi alio were placed by\nDutch representatives Including\nthoie who tint cooperated with Canadian ,oldlers is members of the\nreilitmee movement\n(See also itory on page 8.)\nNEW YORK, Nov. 12 (AP) -\nPivotal industrial shares sagged ln\nthe final hour of today's stock\nmarket, carrying average prices to\ntheir lowest since Sept. 30.\nFavorable dividend and earnings\nnews was ignored and the unfavorable emphasized, as' early resistance\nby some sections of the list was\nfollowed by a downward drifL\nMany issues closed at their lows for\nthe day with losses of fractions to\naround 2 points. Sales were 900,000\nshares compared with 720,000 Monday.\nIn Its sharpest decline so far this\nmonth, The Aisociated Press stock\ncomposite dipped .5 of a point to\n64.7. Of 1003 issues registering 450\nretreated and 335 advanced.\nCommission houses attributed\nmarket pessimism to doubts over\nmaintenance of profit margins and\nto uncertainty over antl-lnflation\nmoves by the ipeclal Congressional\n\u2022ession.\nDouglas Aircraft, which urged\nairlinei to ground iti DS-6 plinei\npending inquiry Into recent mil-\nhaps, closed 1% lower at 40y\u00ab. Bohn\nAluminum skidded to a new 1(47\nlow, closing off 2% it 3314 on a\ndividend reduction, while Pennsylvinli Rillroad at UVi wu down\nVa of a point after director! omitted\nictlon on i^ second 1847 dividend.\nVANCOUVER, Nov. 12 (CP) -\nTrading was light and changu\nslight in the afternoon teulon on\nVancouver Stock Exchange with\noils, mlnei and lnduitrlali edging\noff. Salei for the day totalled 15,770\niharet.\nIn olli Anglo Canadian tjropp.d\nI tb 1.45 while ln mines Pioneer\nfell 10 to 3.78 tnd Cariboo traded\nSffiWyP-f. mttmm ilM M\n3.50 whllt Cut W. Lamb. \"B\" ,\nat 3.25 ln industrials.\ntb\ntold\nTo Ban lmporti of\nAmerican Rye\nOTTAWA, Nov. 12 (CP) - The\nCinadlan Oovernment, acting at the\nrequett of the United States Government, his taken step, to ban\nthe importation of Americin rye\nInto Cinidi until further notice, lt\nwu leirned authoritatively today.\nThe prohibition, aimed at plugging leaki in the American food\neoniervitlon program, Is embodied\nln an order-ln-councll Just passed\nby the Cabinet and wlll bring to a\nhalt I flow of this cereal grain into\nWeitern Canada which was said to\nhave reached lubstantial proportion!.\nWINNIPEO. Nov. 12 (CP)-Graln\ndeileri In Winnipeg said tonight\nthat the flow of United Slate, rye\nInto Canada\u2014\u25a0 flow which the Canadian Government Is about to ban\n\u2014was brlik earlier this Fall but of\nlite hid been falling off.\nQUICKIES ... By Ken Reynolds\nPlu Normandie\nFire on Spy\nNEW YORK, Nov. 12 (AP) -\nFrance Amer I que, New York\nFrench-language newipiper, aald\ntoday a German ipy wu reiponilble for tbe blue aboard the M0 -\n000,000 French liner Normandie\nwhich converted the ihip into a\nflame-charred hulk tt its pitr here\nFeb. 9, 1942.\nThe paper nld the ipy now Is\nheld in Germany on a murder\ncharge.\nIt quoted him as saying several\nformer members of the German-\nAmerican Bund were working on\nthe Normandie, which was being\nconverted to a troop transport, and\nthat these men were among those\nacting under his orders who set\nfire to life belts with their solder\nlamps.\nG. F. Estrangln, the paper's newi\neditor, who wrote the story, said\nit ls based on material obtained ln\nVew York and Europe.\nThe day after the Normandie fire,\nDistrict Attorney Frank Hogan attributed the disaster to sparks from\na welder's torch and said \"there is\nno evidence of sabotage.\"\nm*\n\u2666 I f1k+ kelson's\nNELSON, BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA-THURSDAY MORNINQ. NOV. ... 1947\nTt t.\nIN BARTENDER.\nDISPUTE HERE\nWill Ask Government\nIntervention if\nNegotiations Fail\nSEEK $8 RAISE\nDeadline for in agreement In I\nwigt dlipute bttwttn tht International Birttndtrt Union tnd\ntht Hotelmen's Auoclition of\nNtlion hu been itt for Stturdty.\nUnlen a lettlement I* retohtd In\nthe month-old dispute, Labor Dtpirtmtnt Intervention wlll bt\n\u2022ought undtr tht provliloni of\nBill 39 and tht queitlon will go\nbefore t Conciliation Officer for\nirbltrition.\nStrike ictlon wlll bt Uktn\nihould theie channel, for agreement be exhausted. The Union li\nuklng a pty Incrtut from 134 to\n$42 weekly ind wtrt ottered $36.\nPruident A. O. Buth and Secretary John Brlnley reprtunt the\nUnion In negotiationi with the\nHotelmen'i executive.\nDe Gaulle Urges\nAlliance\nAgainst Reds\nPARIS, Nov. 12 (AP) - Oen.\nCharlei de Gaulle today urged\nFrance to takt the lead ln forming\nalliances with the United Statei,\nBrlttln and other countriei \"who\nfeel themselves similarly mentced\"\nby Communism.\n\"France must take the initiative\nbecauie she Is the most menaced,\"\nthe leader of the anti-Communist\nRuiemblement du Peuple Francaii\ntold i preu conference.\n\"France it the most menaced externally by thli enormoui power\u2014\nthe mott formidable lha hu ever\nfaced-and internally beciuie, Independent of her own force, thli power hu assistance within France,\" De\nGaulle declared.\nOnt of the alms of the R.P.F.,\nwhich ihowed surprising itrength\ntn France's recent munlclpil election!, wu to foiter iuch t system\nof alliances ll he proposed.\nHt declared that treatle, iheuld\nbe concluded Immediately with\n_^-i&_\u00a3__W--***-\u00bbBd Brlt-\n\u25a0lh, but that theu illl.net. mutt\nbt for ipeclflc purpoie,, irrived\nit a, equal,.\nFrance must not appear tn the\nrole of beggar. On the contrary the\nmuit \"work ln conjunction\" with\nthe United Statea on full equality.\nThe United Stitei could furnlih\neconomic ild, while Frince could\nfurnlih her \"geographical position\nand moral Influence In Europe.\"\nReuther Forces\nSweep Offices\nATLANTIC CITY, N.J., Nov. 12\n(AP) \u2014 The triumphant Walter\nReuther forcei In the United Auto\nWorkeri (C.I.O.) tumbled tobacco-\nchewing R. J. Thomai and mild-\nmannered Dick Leonard out of their\nVlce-Presidential Job, today.\nCompleting the Reuther iweep of\nfour top Union offices, the U.A.W.\nconvention turned Leonard's post\nover to Regional Director John W.\nLivingston ot SL Louis.\nhi . 11 A few hours earlier Thorns, wa,\nbeaten by Dick Gosser,\nin Relocation Camp\nSome 58 Canadian citizen, of Japanese racial origin wlll iptnd\nthl Wlnttr in two huts it tht formtr No. 23 S.F.T.S., R.A.F,\nfour mlltl South of Mooie Jtw, Suk., In the fact of their refuial\nto tike employment offered In othtr pirti of Canada. Tht Japaneie\nholdouts refine to tccept employment unlen thty ire allowed to\nrtturn to thtlr formtr homei on the Brltlih Columbia coait. Thty\nalio want thtlr clalmi againit the Government for lel.ure of thtlr\nproperty In B.C. at the start of the war with Japan, settled. Mott\nof thoie remilnlng at the Mooie Jiw cimp hive at lent one mtmber\nof thtlr fimlllti working tt virlou, job, In Mooie Jtw, thut providing food for the reit .of the fimily. Tht Oovtrnment cloud thl\ncommunity men hill In Auguit tnd ilnct tht holdout! htvt bttn\nproviding their own meali. Tht Oovernment contlnuei to pty for\nhltt, light tnd wittr it tht two hub where they trt now concentrated. Abovt trt Ihown some of them It tht Mooie Jiw relocation\notmp.\t\nSAYS GOLD OPERATIONS AT HALF OF\nPRE-WAR CAPACITY; FIXED PRICE HURTS\nKIRKLAND LAKE, OnL, Nov. 12*\n(CP) \u2014 E. Lang Miller, President\nof the Botrd of Directors of Wrlght-\nHargreavos Mlnei Limited, today\ntold the innuil Botrd meeting thtt\ntht Cinidian gold-mining Induitry\nit operating at lets than 90 per cent\nof pre-wir capacity. He blamed\nlabor ihortages tnd riling costs.\nlnereued costs confronting the\nInduitry, In' view of the fixed price\nof gold, preiented \"moit difficult\"\nproblemi.\nPltclng tht Cantdltn dollar at\nparity with tht United SUtei dollir\nreduced grou Income of Wrlght-\nHargreaves by 10 per cent, reflected\nin a four-cents-i-share reduction In\ndlvidtndi, ht laid.\nWrlght-Hirgretvet now ls the\ndeepest mine on the North American\ncontinent A shad recently completed goes down to 7272 feet.\nMr. Milter was re-elected President of the Board of Director!.\nReferendum on\nTrail Town\nPlanning Seen\nTBAIL, B.C., Nov. li - The Trail\nTadanae Town Planning Commission, under the chairmanship of\nErnest Mason, wept through t\nharrowing three hour meeting ln\nthe City Hall Wedneiday night. The\nhall wu packed with lntereited\ncltl.ens.\nTht Commission wu deluged\nwith queitioni md criticisms about\nthe propoied zoning bylaw and\nilthough answers were provided by\nmemberi of the Commiuion the\nTrellite. went homtdeclaring them-\n\"WWWTMtt'no. colfttnc_(_ thtt the\nTown Planning wu good for Trail.\nThey trgued thit Trail would suffer\nseriom lou of revenue, t minority\nwould suffer hardship.\nAlthough the Town Planning\nCommlulon Is i joint Trail- Ttdtnic\nbody, thoie that attended the meet-\nTo Issue\nWedding Stamp\nOTTAWA, Nov. 12 (CP) -\nipeclal four-cent postage stamp will;lng were all Trail resident.,\nbe Issued next An. 15 to comment-1 It was evident from the rapret-\norate the marriage of Princess sloni and opinions offered and\nElizabeth to Lieut. Philip Mount-1 from the existence of a petition\nbatten, lt was announced today\nThe stamp, which will supplement the regular four-cent denomination for two or three months,\nwill bear a portrait of the Princess.\nThe color of the Issue hai not yet\nbeen decided upon but probably will\noe reddish brown. The stamp will\nbe of approximately the same size\nas the current four-cent Issue.\nPARTIAL ECLIPSE\nSEEN FROM NELSON\nIf any Kootenay residents chanced\nagainst the plan that a referendum\nwould be taken before any action ls\ntaken by the Clly Council.\nWant Democratic\nSpanish Regime\nBy ROSS MUNRO\nCanadian Pnu Staff Writer\nLAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., Nov\nNUMIIR 1W\nPolitical Wave of\nTerror Sweeps\nSEES RUIH OF\nINDUSTRY FROM\nPACKING STRIKES\nWheat Pool Claims\nUncertain Markets ..\nForce Herd Cuts\nSEEK COMMISSION\nREGINA, Nov. 12 (CP)-Canadt'i\nllvutock Industry will ihrlnk Into\nunimportance If recurring packinghouse strikes continue, the Saskatchewan wheat pool said today, aik'\ning for a Royal Commission to prevent future itrikei in packing\nplants.\nLouei luffered by llveitock producer! during packing strikes forced them to reduce their flocks and\nherds, the pool said in a itatement\nissued from Ita annual convention,\n\"Packing companlei and labor\nunion leaden muit be brought to\nrealize that unleu they can find a\nmore satisfactory method of adjusting labor relations than the method\nuied In recent yetn, the llveitock\ninduitry may well reach the point\nwhere lt ceases to be in important\nfactor, either ln the agricultural in.\ndustry, or ln the builneu of packing\nplant operation and iti ability to\nprovide employment ln Weitern\nCanada,' 'the itatement read.\nMARKETINGS PLUNGE\nEarlier todty the pool reported\nthat hog marketings in Saskatchewan dropped 36.09 per cent during\nthe yetr ending July SI while etttlt\nmarketings dropped 12.02 per cent\nln the same period.\nThe pool will uk the Canadian\nfederation ot Agriculture to preu\nfor a Royal (Commlulon to Invee\ntlgate the induitry \"with a view to\nrecommending whatever action\nmight be found neceutry to prevent\ntbe repetition ot Industrial disputes\niuch ti led to the recent packing\nhouie worken* itrike.\"\nClaiming that the llveitock producer\u2014\"att innocent third party\"\u2014\nwas practically the sole sufferer in\npacking strikes, the pool aid the\nvalue of livestock depreciated\nsharply during strike! hi the marketing season.\nSeek Simple Life\nOn Jungle Isle\nikles'(CP) t A toned-down resolution\n, i three weeks, build homes, sow crops\nsmoked | timed agtlnst the Franco regime in!and _.,,-, bro--_- ,0 p-ovlde \u201ev.\nto peer through dismal\nWednesday morning\nglasses they might have seen a .Spain was approved by a vote of\npartial eclipse of the sun. 29 lo 6 in the United Nation, Politl-\nThe phenomenon, which occurs!\"1 Committee today, with Canada,\npowerful occasionally with the coming of the ith\nLOS ANGELES, Nov. 12 (AP)-A\ndozen farmen, and the wlvu of\nfive of them, departed today for i\nPacific Jungle island Intent on itart\nIng lives anew.\nDescribed by their leader u\nThoroughly discourtged trying to\nUve here in the ftce of high prlcu\nand the housing shortage,\" they cm'\nbarked aboard the 74-foot tug Aster\nfor Chirote, off tht Province of\nChlrlqul, Panama.\nIn charge of Harper Henry of Los\nAngeles, who recently purchased the\nIsland, the Intrepid voyagers hope\n12 to reach their destination in tbout\nby i.._\nToledo, Ohio, libor leader. jnew moon, was visible ln Nelson\nThe election itampede got off to through clouded skies between 10\na flying start yesterday whin Reuther wu reelected Preiident without\norganized opposition and Emil\nVlazey defeited Secretary-Treasurer\nOeorge F. Addas.\na.m. and noon.\nPeople living near the equator\nwould have seen the full annular\nStatei and IS other\ncountriei abstaining as an indirect\nprotest.\nThe resolution reaffirmed a decision by the General Assembly of\nlast Dec. 12. which called on U.N.\nSUSPEND MASTER'S\nAND MATE'S\nCERTIFICATES\nonly partially eclipsed.\nPacking Princess' Wedding Qift\nDepartment of Transport Com-\nei mission, headed by Mr. Justice Sld-\nVANCOUVER, Nov. 12 (CP) -\neclipse, but Canadians saw the ,un!memb\"* to withdraw their diplo- Ca , j j Craddock, Muter of the\nImito from Madrid and requeited! M.Vi Gul, streim ^^10 on\nthe Security Council to act if 1 Dinner Rock, near Powell River,\ndemocratic regime were no instill-Lc 0-t u w)th lo\u201e \u201e, ,,v- \u201e\ned in Spain In a reasonable time. ,..d h\u201ed h\u201e certlflciU ,u,p.nded\nEarlier, Poland. Oscar Lange!,.. Jx _.._\u201e,,\nwlthd ew hi- resolution urging the | The \u201e.,-,-,,.-- -,,, ord.-ed b .\nSecurity Council to consider the'\nSpanish iltuatlon \"within one\nmonth\" and to impose economic\nunctions against Spain in an effort, * ... ,\n;o oust Generalissimo Tranco. L^\u2122**,****** **' Ketchum's cer-\nHe said he agreed to drop lt for ll!'\"1%\u00b01 competency wti suspend-\nlhe sake of unity, but even thf*.* '<*\"*\nporters detlred. inoon 0' Nov- \u2022\u2022\u2022 Person s certlfl-\nThe Canadian delegation opposed'\"*'*\"* not impended.\nthe watered-down SpanUh resolu-! The stranding of the Gulf Stream\n\u25a0j-- 1 was caused by \u25a0 wrongful ict or\nA'Canadian ipokeiman later ex-1M*a*} ot the veuel', muter md\nplilned thit while Cinada a_\u00bboci-!**cond m'te. tne Commlulon found,\ntied henelf with iny declaration!0*'\"11- ,or the Judgment will be\nOf \"abhorrence of the Franco re-!'orw\"'r'Iei- -\u00b0 th\" Pederil Minister\nlime,\" she doein't believe it lijof Transport, ind later will be made\n\u2022\"constitutionally proper\" for the I Public.\nAuembly to recommend Security j \u2014 \u2014\u2014\nCouncil ictlon against Spain V! ir DISPUTE NEAR\nIt Is determined that the situationI*\"*' w * ** \u25a0\"\"\u25a0\u2022^\",'\nconitltult. a \"threat to the pe\u00bbcc\"SETTLEMENT\nBriUln, Russia. Trance and China\nwtre among thoae voting for the\nresolution ind ilx Latin Amerlcin\ncountrlei oppoted It Other ibiten-\ntloni Included South Africa. Auitnlii, Piklitin, The Philippines ind\nThe Netherlindi.\n\"You always laid I ihould hava\na hobby \u2014 well, I found ona In\ntodiy'i Ntwt Wint Adil\"\nit\nNelion'i wtddlng gift of food ftr tht ptoplt\nof Nelion, Lancaihire, England, I, btlng ptektd\nby tht group abovt tt tht Scout Hill. Tht picking\nwill continut tl domtlon, come from oltl-em.\nNeirly 200 parceli win ptoktd tht flnt thrtt\nnight,, total wtight of the pirceli btlng ipproxlmitely 1100 poundi. Boy Scout Commluloner D. L.\nUre, In ihlrttlttvti, li mlittd by Aultttnt Scout\nMuter Bob Covinlry, at Ntr, and Alilitant Cub\nMaiter dim Mtclntoih. Tht lidlt, trt Mrt. H. H,\nCurrlt, Mn. W. L H, Holmei, Mrl. W. Qopp,\nMrt. Q. Htllett, Mn. A. O. Pentl.nd, Mlu M.\nIrving tnd Mlu K. Renton. Note Prlnceu Eliu-\nbtth In Quldt uniform tnd Royil Family In pie-\nturn It rear.\n\u2014Dtlly New, photo.\nCarrier Attacked\nVANCOUVER, Nov. 12 (CP)-Er-\niii\".1 Dalikog, International repreientatlve of the International Woodworker, pf America, declired todiy\nthat the current dlipute tt the Million. B. C., plmt of the Eddy Mitch\nCompiny soon miy bt settled, and\nuld thtt negotiitloni bttwttn tht\nUnion tnd Compiny ire continuing\n\"amicably\".\nTht I. W. A.'i original wtge demind of 21 centi in hour Inereau ll\nrtporttd to htvt betn reduced to\n17V, centi.\nInflation ond Strikes Rouse Country;\nGunman Lynched, Common Mon Forty\nHeadquarters, News Offices Wrecked\nROME, Nov. 12 (AP)\u2014The newspapers of Italy thundered angry denunciations against the Right and the Left tonight\nas widespread violence and terror, particularly in the industrial\nNorth, took a casualty toll of four dead and seven wounded In\n24 hours.\nAll the deaths occurred Tuesday night when, In the village of Mediglia near Milan, a man identified as a member of\nthe rightist Uomo Qualunque (Common Man) movemeht stationed himself in a hayloft and shot one leftist demonstrator\nto death and wounded two others. Shortly afterwqrds he was\nlynched. \u2666\t\nUnion Leader Vlto Plpttone wai |\nkilled In Sicily while returning\nfrom a farmen' meeting near Palermo and a former Partisan was\nbeaten to death near Bologna.\nThe wave of terror, conceded by\n-bservers to be of political origin,\nwai accompanied by new expressions of popular anger at a zoom upward in prlcei, after recent declines,\nand a country-wide strike of gas\nworki employeei that deprived\nRome, tht fint city affected, of\nilluminating gu.\nLeftists stormed through central\nMilan today, deitroyed the headquarters of the Common Man Party,\nwrecked offices in which the Right-\nlit newspaper Imattino d'ltalia ll\npubllihed tnd ucked the heidquirten ot the Rightist Socialist movement\n\"Drab\" Wedding\nRouses Protests\nBy JOHN CAPREOL\nLONDON, Nov. 12 (Re_ten) -\nSections of tht Brltlth preu, echoing the dissatisfaction miny Londoners feel It the drabness of Princess Elizabeth's wedding arrangements, trt demanding more color\nud pageantry to allow the people\nto vent their \"zest for fun and\n\u00ab**4ttS\"*''\n-They\nwint muiic tnd floodlights,\nfireworki ind dancing in the itreeti,\nparties and processions, Hut ind\nbriHfcn. tmtforrni en Nov. 20.\nBut the ministries concerned nld\n\"Ho.\"\nThe Miniitry at Fuel reiterated\ntoday that private firmi would not\nbe granted licences to flood-light\ntheir building! on the wedding\nnight\nThe Wir Mlnlitry nld the que..\ntlon of unlformi\u2014silver helmets\n\u2022nd Jackboots or plain khaki for\nthe household cavalry, cuirasses,\nbearskin, tnd plumei or battledress\nfor the Guardi\u2014still it under con-\nsideration but t ipokeiman was not\n-very hopeful\nROUTE INADEQUATE\nA Buckingham Palace official said\nit wu most unlikely that the wedding route will be lengthened, but\nthe Evening Standard today declar\ned that the route trom Buckingham\nPalace to Weitmlniter Abbey wai\nquite inadequate for the millions\nwho would want to iee the proces.\nslon. The paper contended It wu\nstill not too late to lengthen It.\nThe Buckingham Palace official\nuld that the bride and bridegroom\nwould give the people every chance\nto congratulate them when they\nappeared on the palace balcony after\nthe wedding.\nDistrict Farm\nProducts ior\nToronto Fair\nVICTORIA, Nov. 1. (CP) - Tht\nProvincial Department of Agriculture today reported that 22 crop\nexhibits will be sent from Brltllh\nColumbia to the Toronto Royal\nWinter Fair to be held Nov. 18-28.\nIt is believed a number of livestock exhibit! will'also be sent.\nThe exhibitors srt: L. Bond,\nHornby Island, red clover; T.\nBarnei, Victoria, beets; J, E Mark-\nell, Grand Forks, potatoes; P.\nTjebbes, Grand Forks, potatoes; C.\nA. Pennoyer, Grand Forki, potatoei;\nDon Wllion, Ladyimlth, potatoei\n(two); Bert Young, Koksllth, wheat,\noats, two varieties barley; Mr% A,\nKelaey, Erlckion, wheat, ton,\napplet; E. Smith, Courtenay, potitoei; J. Reld, Merville, potatoei; W.\nIllenbank, Merville, potatoei; Iti\nBrown, Fort St. John, alfalfa, creeping red feicue; Ronayne Broi.,\nPemberton, potatoei (two); P, E. B.\nFarmi, Wellington, potatoei.\nWismer Alter\nStrike Solution\nVANCOUVER, Nov. 12 (CP) -\nAnother of a series of conference!\nwas ln progress late todty 11 Labor\nMiniiter Wismer sought \u2022 \"concrete\nproposal\" for settlement of the 24-\nday walkout of 2800 transit workeri\nIn Vancouver, Victoria and New\nWestminster.\nMr. Wismer put certain propoull\nbefore repreientativei of the British Columbia Electric Railway Com*\npany and the Street Railwaymen'i\nUnion (A.F.L.) in his hunt for a\nsettlement formula, but declined to\ngive details.\nThere were reports that the men\nwere prepared to accept a 15 cent\nan hour pay boost, based on a one\nyear contract, but there wu no\nofficial confirmation. Earlier demand! called for 20 cents an hour\nand a 40-hour week, based on a two\nyear agreement. The men twice rejected offers of a 10 cent pay boost\nDemand of Harold E. Winch,\nC.C.F. Opposition Leader, that 1\nspecial session of the Legislature\nbe called to deal with the transportation crisis, found little favor\nLn Government or union-management circles.\nGounded Pending\nInvestigation\nWASHINGTON, Nov. 12 (AP)\nThe White House innounced today\nthe grounding of Preiident Truman's plane, \u2022 DC-8 named the\nIndependence.\nThe Independence will remain\ngrounded until officials are satis-\nfled there Is no poulbllity of\ndanger.\nThe action followed the crash In\nUtah lait month of a United Airlines DC-6, after a fire broke out\naboard. Yeiterday another fire\ncauied an American Airlinei ship NEW YORK, Nov. 12 (AP)\u2014In*\nof the same type to land at Gallup, ternational Nickel Co. reported net\nN.M., after flames began -pouting profit for nine months ended Sept\nfrom beneith its fuselage. 30 of $23,522,811, equal to $1,91 a\nAt least four airlines grounded | common share, compared with $19,-\nthelr huge DC-9 planes, pending the 556,009 or $1.24 a share for the ilka\nInquiry. I period of 1948.\nSeven-Day Term for\nFalse Alarm\nNEW WESTMINSTER, Nov. 12\n(CP) \u2014 A 19-year-old Quebec\nyouth, Stuart Ross, today wai\nsentenced to seven days hard labor\nIn Oakalla Prison following his conviction on a charge of turning ln \u2022\nfalse fire alarm.\nIn passing sentence, Magistrate\nEdmonds said, \"This ls an indictable\noffense. I am going to give you\ntime to think about It.\"\nFARM SUBSIDIES, LIQUOR, WOMEN'S\nINSTITUTES ON TORY MANIFESTO\nVANCOUVER, Nov. 12 (CP) -\nOeorge Edward Richardson, 11-\nyear-old newspaper carrier, wu\n\u25a0truck over tht head today by a\nman who attempted neither rob- _. ,,,,,.,\nbery or further violence. 70-CINT IUTTIR CODING.\nThe atlicker, detcrlbed 11 ibout j VANCOUVIR, Nov. 12 (CP)-It\n21. lmmedlitely btcamt tht object |wu reported today thit butttr mty\nof 1 pollct tttrch ipurred by sioon coit Vincouvtr houitwlvti 70\n\u25a0trln of ilmllir icti o* violence ctn-, 1 pound or more. Wholetilt\nwhich ltd month eulmlntted In Iht prlct htre remiintd it 80 ctntt, but\nbnital bludgeon-alaylng of eight- Increuei In Eutern Canadi indicit-\nyear-old Roddy Moon. ed \u2022 booit within \u2022 ftw dtyt.\nBy \u2022 Ctnidlin Preu Stiff Writer\nCHARLOTTE TOWN, Nov.\n12 (CP)\u2014Autonomy and a jubsldy\nfor Women's Institutes, transfer of\nadminlitrition of the Prohibition\nAct from the attorney-general to an\nIndependent commission, a referendum on liquor administration If demanded and subsidies for grain fertilizer wtre highlights of the Pro\ngreuvt Coniervitlve platform announced here tonight\nDr. W. J. P. MtcMllltn, party\nltidtr tnd ont-tlme premier, innounctd hit manifesto tor the Dec.\n11 Princt Edwird liland general\nelection.\nThe C.C.F., tint out with ltt min-\nIfetto, but Itlll with nominations\nIncomplete, htl offtrtd 1 program\nftttured by t referendum on the\nliquor queitlon In thli \"dry\" province tnd public control of electrification.\nof land and road taxet\u2014amounting\nto about $100,000 annually.\nThe Liberal Government of Premier J. Walter Jones had a 20-10 edge\nat dissolution of the unique leglsli-\nturc which sees the property vote\nrepresented by councillors.\nThe Increase ln the cost of feed\ngrains may bo an Important luue\nin the election and the platform announced tonight Include! 1 promlie\nof subsidies for fertilizer uied In\ngrowing iuch grain.\nDr. MacMillan promlied that hll\npirty, If elected, would encourige\ngreater production of home-grown\ngrain; that \"we will assist the farmer by meant of a subsidy on grain,\nputure and. hay fertilizers.\"\nHe would withdraw the attorney\ngeneral's prerogative on liquor and\nadmlnlitretlon of the \"dry act\"\nwould be placed in the handi of an\nIndependent commlulon.\n\"A referendum on the queitlon of\nWOULD ABOLISH TAXES liquor tdmlnUtration under IU prei-\nThe Liberil idmlnlitratlon hu ent Prohibition Act will be granted\niteertd cleir of the ncllcate llquorion the dtsniind of a representative\nqutitlon tnd hu fetturtd tbolltlonl number of elector!.\"\n.: .. . ., .\u00bb.s.-_L-*..-_-.'.-.-,.|\n ;\t\n - NILSON DAILY NEWS, THURSDAY, NOV. 11,1947\ntnm^Mk\/k^\nC. Holmberg\nOf Willow Point\nDies af 81\nCharlei Holmberg, i reildent ot\ntbe North Shore ilnce Itll, died\nWedneiday morning it the home ol\nhli daughter, Mn. John Learmonth,\nWillow Point He had suffered i\nlengthy Illneu.\nA native of Norsholm, Sweden,\nhe came to Cinada 53 yeari ago.\nMr. Holmberg settled of the prairies\nnear Winnipeg, and he wai lait of\ncharter memberi of Norden Lodge,\nformed at Winnipeg about half a\ncentury ago.\nFrom Winnipeg, he came to the\nWeit Kootenay and since 1911 hai\nlived at Balfour and at Willow\nPoint. A carpenter by trade, he\nbuilt the Willow Point Anglican\nChurch, SL Andrew'i by-the-Lake.\nHe wis 81 yeari of age on OcL 18.\nSurvivors are hll daughter at\nWillow Point, a iliter In the United\nStatei, and three grandchildren,\nHerbert, Marjorle and Marlon Lear-\nmonth, all at Willow Point He wai\npredeceased by hit wife ln 1929.\nSTAND BY BURNING SHIP\n\u2022AN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12\n(AP) \u2014 Thl Amerlcin tteimer\nBoonetborough hai reiched thl\nburning Dutch ihlp Alpherat In\nthe South China Sea and li itandlng by te take off puiengen If\nneeeuiry, Globe wlreleu wel idvlied by ltl Manila office todiy.\nBALKED ON RECORD TRY\nBTJHBANK, Cilif., Nov. 12 (API-\nSpeed flyer Paul Manti returned to\nLockheed Air Terminal at 8 p.m.\n(PST) today, three houn after he\ntook off on an attempt to lower hii\ntrancontlnental West-East flight\nrecord.\nManti reported he got ai far ai\nAlbuquerque, N.M., then found the\ntall wlndi \"were no good\" and\nencountered 100 mile cross wlndi.\nSorority Pledges The Weather\nFour Initiates\nForecut:\n. Kooteniy\u2014Overcut. Widely icit\ntered inowflurriei. Windi light\nB.C. lot. Chaster of Bet. Slgm.if 1Vch*J,\u00ab