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Kamenti and E.\nMancheikl, Coroner John P. Brill, Jr., a|ld. Railroad offlclali wtr*\nseeking It establish thtlr addresses. John Cooper MoEaoharn, 42,\n8eattle, died at a hospital here.\nTh* freight wtl tn extra running from Cedar Falls to Inumtltw\n\u25a0nd Coroner Brill reported ht wtl Informed no flagman hid been\nitatloned to warn approaching trains. Ttn or 11 mtn were on tht\nmotorcar tnd \u25a0 fiw managed to leap to ufety, ht uld.\nCHAMPAIGN, III., Jin. 10 (AP)-Thi train ht thought wu going\nto stop killed in trmy sergeant todiy is hi ut confidently In hli\nstalled automobile tn tht rtllrotd tracks ind watched hla woman\ncompanion leap to safety.\nCoroner W. F. Lankln uld Martha Snyder, it, told him thl soldier,\nMaster Sgt. Qtrnon T. Ivory, 34, assured htr \"th* train wlll stop\"\ntnd not to worry.\nIvory, ihe uld, had unt mother motorist to a nearby railroad\nitatlon some 4t minutei earlier to advlie thtm thtt hla automobile\nblocked tht tracks.\nRailroad officlili laid tha unidentified motorist, who had tried unsuccessfully to push Ivory's car off tha tracks, hid not warned thtm\nIbout tht stalled car.\nt\nlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll\nGiont New Ice Span May Rival Jam\nWhich Swept Away Honeymoon Bridge\nNIAGARA FALLS, Ont, Jin. 10\n(CP) \u2014 Rlvermen todiy watched\nformation of \u2022 gitnt Ice-bridge In\nthe Niagara River gorge which\nthey uld might reach proportions\nof tht 1131 loe formation that resulted In the collapse of the\nHoneymoon Bridgt.\nThere wat no anxiety, however,\ntbout tht Rainbow Bridge which\nreplaced thlt storied span,\nTh* iwlft flow of wator from\nthe baa* ofth* Horseshoe Falli to\na point SOO yirda downstream has\nbetn stilled and ihould Icy wlndi\nand snow prevail, observer* pre\ndieted the \"bridge\" could easily\nitretch a* far aa the Rainbow\nBridge before the weekend.\nShould that happen, It would\nmark the flnt time In nine yean\nthat an Ice formation of thli\nlength has been ieen In Niagara.\nIn iome spots the formation li\neitlmated to be 21 feet thick.\nNine years ago thll month \u2014\nJan. 27, 1938 \u2014 the Honeymoon\nBridge, for four decades the footpath of thai world'i brldei and\nbridegrooms, craihed with spectacular effect Into the massed Ice\nof the Niagara River.\nThe Honeymoon Bridge wai the\nthird of a series of bridgei over\nthe Mme ipot, two of which were\nbrought down by the hand of\nman and one by the element*,\nllllllllllllllllllllllnilllllllllllllllllMIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIII\nSays Patterson\nFOUR NAMED AS\nCONSPIRATORS\nINBLACKMARKET\nOTTAWA, Jin. 10 (CP)-Flv*\nmen war* named In police\ntourt today tt alleged conspirators of G. Howard Lamb, night\nsupervisor of a piper mill It neir-\nby Hull, Que,, In black mirket\ndeillnga In stolen ration otupona.\nLamb, taken Into cuitody here\nearly todty aa Royal Canadian\nMounted Police itruck after in investigation Into the disappearance\nof thousands of butter, sugar and\nmeat coupons from the company's\npremises, obtained a week's adjournment'when he appeared ln\nMagistrate'! Court for arraignment\non four charges.\nNamed with him In\ncharging conspiracy to \"i\ntransfer ration documeh\nEdward Chartrand, Emlle Ladou-\nceur, James Larose, Robert Junes\nHartley and Auguitin Thlbault, along with \"othere unknown.\"\nHone of these had been taken Into\ncustody today, but Magistrate Glen\nStrike wai informed by the Crown\nthat further charges were\nlaid.\nResignation Forced\nMOOSE JAW, Jan. 10 (CP)-At-\ntorriey-General J. W. Corman of\nSaskatchewan said tonight that\nmethods of old political days including \"ill considered statements without ascertaining the facta\" are being fe-introduced in Saskatchewan\nsince the Liberals swapped leaders.\nMt-. Corman aaid that former Saskatchewan Liberal leader W. J. Patterson was forced by Agriculture\nMinister J. G. Gardiner to resign\nth* .position ln favor of Walter\nTucker, member of Parliament for\nRosthern.\n:i >_.___,\u00bb\u2022 '\u2022,t-*..\\m____i___mTiTim*i^\nw.\nRetommendj Strict Rulei for Death\nBenefit Societies\u2014Page 8\nMilitary to Distribute\nFood In London.\u2014Page 2\nGov't Control of\nHealth Groupi Suggeited Page 41\nNUMBER ilfl\ny Wed at 15\nIsobel Mary Butwell, 15, who\nbecame th* youngut G.I. bride-\nto-be on record when lhe arrived\naboard a Pan-American clipper\nfrom London at LaGuardia Field,\nNew York. With her wedding ap-\nproved by her mother In-Reading,\nEng., the atocky brunette, who\nlooks older than her yean, continued on to Youngs-own, Ohio,\nwhere ihe wlll marry Ex-Sergt,\n(now steel-worker) Paul Sinclair,\n22, whom lha met when ihe was\n13 at a dance In her home-town.\nShe uld they will live with Ptul'i\npirenti In Ybungitown \"until I\nbecome accustomed to U.S. ways.\"\nOrder Railways\nTo Provide\n4_ABIdParticulars\nSXFwttl ffP^:\"\u2022'\u00bb'\u2022\nAbbott to Seek\nMeeting\nWllh Premiers\nOTTAWA, Jan. 10 (CP)-Fl\nnance Miniiter Abbott announc\ned today he would endeavor early\nnext week to meet Premier Garson of Manitoba and Douglas ot\nSaskatchewan to discuss further\nwith them the complex question of\nnew agreements on Dominion-\nprovincial taxation relationshipa.\nMr. Abbott aaid he hoped that\nPremier McNalr of New Brunswick, who has suspended negotiation!, with the Dominion for an\nagreement, would \"be able to\ncome too.\"\nMEAT SHORTAGE\nREPORT FALSE,\nSAYS GARDINER\n30 Per Cent More\nIn Country\nThan Ever Before\nASSURE EXPORT\nVICTORIA, B.C., Jtn. M (CP)-\nReports concerning I current\nshortage ef meat In Canada wart\ntermed \"completely filse\" by Dominion Agriculture Minister'\nJames Q. Gardiner nhirt today. !\n\"Thar* ll 30 per cent mor* meat\nnow In Canada thtn there tvtr\nwit, tvtn btfort tht wtr, ind certainly not t shortage,\" he laid.\nAsked why, In tht face of suoh\nluppliti, that meat rationing muit\nbe contlnutd, Mr. Gardiner re\nplltd that thl problem wu \"tnt\nof dlitrlbutlon, no supply.\"\n\"If we trt to fufIII our commit\nmint* to Britain and keep up\npresent exports of meat, rationing muat be continued to ensure\nadequate distribution all acrosi\ntht Dominion,\" he explained.\n\"Th* people of Canada,\" he\nadded, \"are eating mora meat than\nat any other time In history, avtn\nundtr tha preient system of rationing. In fact, many of thom art\nplacing thtlr surplus meat bought\nInto cold storage.\"\nHope to Settle\nViet Nam Dlipute\nPARIS, Jan. 10 (AP) - Tha\nFrench Cabinet planned a special\n_ll_lltlllllll.lllll_ll_ll.llllllll_llllll.ini\nRENT CONTROLS\nTO STAY\n' OTTAWA, Jan. 10 (QMr-TI.\nnance Minister Abbott uld to-\n, night In a brief verbal statement\ntht Government had \"no Intention of abandoning\" rental controls.\nf At tht iame time, othtr\nlourcei close to thl Government\nHid thl Cibinet had considered\ntht advisability ef Increasing\nrental ceilings tnd hid decided\nagalnit thli step.\n\u2022I It II llll 111*1 llll I III llll llll llll I If || t\nEVEN KIDS\nESCAPE N. YORK\n(ITY JAILS\nOnly Two of 14\nEscapees of Week\nArWRecaptured\n\"CARELESSNESS\"\nNI* YORK, Jan. 10 (AP)-New'\nYork City's jails have proved so\nporous recently that even the kida\nare walking out. |\nTwo 'teen-age boys eirly todiy'\npushed (pen \u25a0 wire screen ln i\nthird-floor window of Youth House,\nt dentetion home, and clambered to\nthe ground\u2014bringing to 14 the number ot prisoners escaping from\nmunlclpil Institutions ln the list\neight dan.\nOne of tht pajama-clad boys wis\nrecaptured only i block trom tht)\nhomt. Two othtr escaped prisoners\nhiv* been Uken Into cuitody, but 11\nOf the 14 still are at large.\nTht Wholt thing nil bten t severe headache to the Chief Correction Commissioner, Albert Williams,\nWbo wai drifted for his new Job\nDec. it.\nBombay Riols\nCause (3 Deaths\nto the warrant!, took place between\nFeb. 1 and Oct. 81 of last year.\nThese were the charges:\nfoods.\n3. Illegally obtaining ration coupons\nS. Coniplracy to obtain ration\ncouponi Illegally.\n4. Making false statements to pollce.\nbeen forwarded to Prim*\nMackenzie King by Cecil Lamont,\nPrttident of a Weatem grain company (North-West Line Elevators\nAssociation), It wu revealed today.\nAgriculture Minister Gardiner recently announced ht would recom\nmend to the Federal Government\nthat it pay. a bonus of . an acre to\nInduct farmers to Increase barley\nacreage trom the 0,710,000 acre*\nsown In 1040 to 8,000,000 this year.\nHe further indicated tht acreage\nbonus would replace the equallu-\ntion fee of IS cents paid to farmers\non barley marketed.\nThe brief to Mr. King nld that\n\"the program appears to ui u being\nevidence on the-railways' requested _*\" o\" bunt of communal violence, __\u201e_\u00a3% t0 y_T commUmtnti for\nincrease was made on behalf of the *\u00bb\u2022 climaxed when two trucks bulk \u201e,\u201e o( btcon ,nd pork _,toi.\nMaritime!, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, SSfri. *-fun\"-1. .p'_oce_,s'0.\"', ucte to the Britiah,market without\nOTTAWA, Jan. 10 (CPl-The Canadian Railways were ordered by\nthe Board of Transport Commissioners today to furnish for seven provinces a long list of particulari re-l \u201e\u201e\u201e-,.\u2014 , ,\u201e .,_. \u201e\nlatihg to their application for a gen-l B0I)re.AY, Jan. 10 (AP)- Com-\neral 30 per cent Increaie ln freight munal riotlrl ln Bombay brought\nto be j rates. j iettii to 13 personi and Injury to\nProvision of the information had HO more in the 24 bpurs ending at\nTh\u00bb arresta. It wai expected \u25a0 been fought by the railway! before ' a. m_, today, a communique uid.\nwould be made shortly 'ithe Board last week on several j Ten ot those slain and 30 of the\ngroundi, one of which wai the claim Injured, the communique uld, were\nThe alleged offences, sccordlng tha, lbe ^^ o( compiling it would, victims of itabblng. Police fired on\ndelay the hearing! icheduled to open mobs 17 times .yesterday and report-\nhere Feb. 11. ed 15 cases of arson ih additldn.\nThe application for more data In\nc\u00ab _\u00abe *\u00bb._ uibijw. me application ior mure oata in' \u00bb_ ._rii-_ ..\u2014,..I... ..ia to.\nUnlawfully obtaining rationed advanced the reception of direct *\\ \"\u00bb\" KSSffi ' *\nsession tomorrow on tht Viet Nam\nrebellion In Indo-Chlna ai advices\nfrom th* Orient Indicated tonight\nmoderate Vlat Namese were hopeful t lettlement might soon be\nreached. \/\nFighting tn France's Fir Eaitern colony shitted to th. rugged CHARGEI CARELES8NE88\nhighland* In th* Interior of Tonkin, where French forcu stlied\ntht city of Sonli, 130 mile* Wut\nof Hanoi, tnd moved to extend\nthtlr control *| Ith* wiy to tht\nChlneie frontier, 109 mllei to tht\nNorth.\nii i iii iiiii \u25a0 ii mn iiiiii tti ii \u25a0 i ii i*\nMayor Reduces Salary\nTo Increase Pay\nFor City Employees\n-MARION, III., Jin. 10 (AP) -\nMiyor Harry L. Crlip it hla own request hid hli salary cut from $1200\nI year to $1\u2014to Insure pay raises\nfor Marion City employees.\nCrisp's proposal to become i ft-a-\nyear Mayor to eliminate his $50\nmonthly ulary as Liquor Control\nCommissioner wu approved by tht\nCity Council. Thtn tht Miyor obtained passage of a measure providing for $10 monthly wage increase\nfor each City employee.\nThe Mayor'a term expires ln four\nmontha.\n'illillllllllilliltllll mini mur\nCHARGE BRITISH\nENVOY DEALT\nWITH SPY BODY\nWARSAW, Jan. 10 (AP) - The\nBritlih Ambassador to Poland wu\nnamtd todty bifon a military\ntribunal u having received Sttte\ntnd military secrets from an out-\nlawed underground organiutlon,\naccused of attempting a coup d'etat\nagalnit the Polish Government.\nBritain Through U. N. Demands\nApology, Compensation for Damage\nTo Warships and Loss of 44 Lives\nLAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., Jan. 10 (AP)\u2014The British Gov.|\nernment filed a formal complaint with the United Nation!\nSecurity Council tonight charging Albania with mining thl\nCorfu Straits where two British warships were damaged wittf\na loss of 44 lives last October.\nThe 60-page document detailing the charges were han\ned to Assistant Secretary-General Arjady Sobolev of Russia\nSir Alexander Cadogan, British*-\ndelegate on the Council.\nThe United Nationi did not Im\nmediately make available the text\nof the complaint, but British sources\nslid the London Government was\ndemanding an apology and compenutlon for damage to two destroyers\nand for loss of life.\nFruitless direct negotiations had\nbeen carried on with the Albanian\nGovernment, British sources said.\nBritain previously had complained that Albanian shore batteries\ntired on warships last Spring in the\nsane area, but this waa the first\ntime a complaint Was brought di-\nredly to the Security Council foi\naction. . . ., ...\nThe complaint was the first 1 ___\nby Great Britain since the inceptlo:\nof the United Nations.\nLAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., Jan. Its\n(AP)j-The United Nations Securltj\nrftil late today agreed to tak*\nCourt\nover the administration of the fret'f\nterritory of Trieste. The vote was\n10 to 0, with Auitralia abstaining.\nNorman J. 0. Makin, Australian\ndelegate and Council chairman, uld I\nhii country itill objected to legal\naspects of the agreement but woi *'\nabatain In the final ballot.\n\t\nFavor Increase\nBarley Prices\nThan Bonus\nAlberta and British Columbia. I kllUn\u00ab *____** P\u00ab\"\u00b0n' \u00bbM Injuring 50.\nIn separate decisions which agreed\nIn the main with the majority ver-!\u00bb_ Beit _r\\_\ndiet, two ofthe Commissioners \u2014 Sj PER HOG\nHugh Wardrope and J. A. Stone- |b\/*\/\\**- _\u2022_, emirs\nman\u2014took occasion to observe that.DwwST TO SPUR\nthe preaent inquiry ihould not be \u00bb\u2014>*.\u25a0_.,,\u00ab_.\u00bb,,\nbroadened to take In territorial lr- PRODUCTION\nregularitiei or discrimination in _-\u2014,.\u2014,. . .. ,\u201e,.\nfreight rates. I. OTTAWA, Jan. 10 (CP)\nAn\nSome ofth. provincial spokesmen! '\"<\"... of $3 per 100 pound. In the IT**^,^*!___ W0Ukf \"* \"*\nat lut week's hearing on the appll-!\u00abport bacon price for grade Al\nRival Gangs in\nLondon (lash\ncation for particulars had urged that^eable Wiltshire sides snd similar\nLONDON. Jan. 10 (AP) - The the whole question of territorial Increase! for other export bacon\nPreaa Association said today that freight ratei ihould be opened at were announced by the Meat Board\nitreet claihel between rival gangs this time. tonight in a move designed as an in-\nsupplying black market distributors Both separate reporti agreed that,: centive to declining hog production,\nwith stolen goods have occurred after the diipoul of the current i The announcement uid the tn-\ndurlng recent weeks In the dimly-:case, regional applications touching crease, effectives next Monday, Jan.\nlit Soho district of London and on any clalmi of discrimination 13. will affect hogi slaughtered In\nsometimes not even the police have: would he welcomed. | Inspected packing planti andI will\nknown the fighta took place I Other particulari ordered turn- be booited by an additional $3 ln-\n\u2022The big gangs concerned In steal-! 1>tLfd Included: ...... .: <\u00ab\"\u2022 \"\u00ab\u2022 Sept 1 which will con\ning food fplrlU md clothing in if!1.?\"\u25a0\u2022\"\u00bb\"\u00bb \u00bb' \u25a0\u00bb.*\u00ab*'*\u00bb \u00bb\"d \"nue through Ml There wa. no\nt ToAno __,!. hi.rv m.rW.i Al.i credit! of the C.N.R, and the CP.R. mention of sn Increase In domestic\n^^^V\u00ab?nm!.th.-BU reMrv\u00ab accoun\" belween 19M *ni P\"\u00ab\u00bb of bacon and other pork\n2aI_\u25a0_'._____T- h. ..ene. 1M5' lndlc-**ln,! \"*>\"<* <\" \u2022'\u25a0\"P0'1\" Product, but Agriculture Minister\n^\u25a0S, i k. Z \u2122._?r .hi'*\"1** where withdrawal, were dletr!-; Gartner predicted lait week that\nuld. \"Rivalry between iome of the bu\u201ed. I such \u00a3 wffljl(| ,\nleaier gingsters has cauied bad, Estimates for 1947 broken down the rise ln export rate.\nfeeling among their followers-who |nt\u201e ,undard classifications, with _. ,\u201e\u201e. .V, \u201e', \u201e,_ ,\u201e,\ndo not need much encouragement the method of computing the estl- , *\u2122 lncr\u00ab\u00ab*d \"por,.vI)rl ,dv*\"M. \u00ab_\u00b0.*am\neltsbes were Uking place but said Iwetn freight, pasienger. mall, ex-^\u2122tr\"ct Prlc\u00ab froJ1 *\" ,0 *_\\ \u00a3r\nth.t gang warfare or . \"crime pren and sleeplng-parlor-dlner dlv-,^,P?ru.nd'' 1'-\u00b0^. f,n,!* \u00bb\nwave, In the sense that North Am- ialons between 1910 and IMS. <*\"\u00a3\"*'; \"^ '.* S^f .- E\"\nerlcan newipiper! might under- j An explanation of an estimates ^^J^SJSSSmJS w\nstand the eiDreislon\" did not exist 113.000.000 In taxes which the CO.R. \"esse ot approximately |5 per hog\nA Yird ^Teleman eifimated the would p., annually If th. 30 per over_noo_r_prlc\u00ab bued on th, pre.-\nlire of gang! al 10 to 15 men, many \"ent Increase were granted Indl\nof whom, he idded, ire deserters \u00ab ln\u00ab where the money would go as\nfrom British and other Allied far. between the Dominion and the proven whom th. police are gradually\nrounding up.\ngiving due consideration to the beit\nInterests of the Prairie firmer.\nIt added that based on tha 10-year\naverage Prairie production of H bu\nshcls per acre the acreage bonus\nwould bring the tinner in iddltlonal price for barley of 20 .-5 cents \u2022\nbushel. Removal of tht equalization\nfee would mean the ntt price ln-\n| Tht charge waa discloud nine\ndays btfort tht icheduled Parlia-\n,....,., ,.-,,___. mentary tltetiona. Both Britain and\nThU atpirtment li to deplor-|the United Statei have proteited\nable ihape,' he said bluntly yeater- that arrangements for the elections\n?.\"?\u2022 ^-e *l* '\")t \u21224S.\nEARNINGS DECREASt\nMONTREAL. Jan It) (CP)-Orou\nInchea deep on the village of FaUej earning! ot $4,033.1)00 were report-\nPau $0 mllu away. nl today by the Canadian Pacific\nFalu Pau Wu covered with ilR.llwiy Company for tht week\ntwo-lneh coating of volcanic aih.' ended Jan. 7. a drcrrne of $436,000\nmd clnderi in Inch and i hilf la or 9 8 per rent from the $4,489,000\ndiameter, lay on tht wharf. I totel for the ume week lait year.\n h;-*'-^S?.'';: -.,;.'i'\n-NELSON DAILY NIWS, SATURDAY, JAN. 11.\nwm\n*\u25a0-.-\u25a0\u25a0' \u25a0.\u25a0\/C**'t>.\n)urW.I.H.L.\nimes\njver Weekend\nj While Trill Smoke Eaten pliy\npuunlttra on Kimberley Ice for\ni flnt time thll season, Kelson\npie Leafs hte themielvei oft to\ni Angelei thli weekend. Spokine\n\u2022tans wlll be the only inactive\nln tht Western Internitlonil\nlit.\njiokiea pliy at Klmberley Satur-\n' and Mondiy, while Leafi, whn\nl bten retting since last Sundiy,\nRimblen Saturday end Sun-\n. Both Leif goaliei travelled, but\ni Whlmiter, J. A. Ferguion ana\n_ Kilpatrick, who hai the flu,\nRoy Allen remained at home.\nLukevich accompanied the\n. They left Nelson at 7 a.m. Frl-\ntfter receiving word that an\nffljr flight had to be made from\nMfcine ln Order to reach Loi An\nltt ahead of approaching \"weath\nw\nfitimblera make t Northern trip\nkext week, playing at Trail Tues-\n(iy and Spokane Wednesday.\nfOn Friday Dynamiters go to Trail\n1 on Saturday to Nelson. 4\nLegion Postmen\nTo Hold\nfowling Rally\nTA grind chillenge gime between\nlion postmen who are Cinidlan\n|lon memberi will be bowled on\ni Legion 10-pin alleys Saturday\n,'ht, with No. 1 Mail Delivery men\nmpetlng igtinit No. 3 Mall Dewy men.\n\\ Tttmt follow-\nNo. 1\u20140. C. Masiey: T. T. Thomp\n, Jr.; T. H. -Frawtren; J. Chim-\n^Mo. *-A. 8. Homenhim; T. T.\nnpion, Sr.; L. Bernard; William\nmuting tnd btnqutt will bt\n1 prior to tbt games. \t\nHockey Schedule\nlet hockey ichedule' of the Neiton Amateur Hockey Auociation for\nthe following wetk will bt it followi:\nMonday: 8:80 to 5:00\u2014Dodger Bantam practice.\n8:00 to 8:00 \u2014 Lloni va Pinther\nBtnttmi.\n8:00 to 7:S0-J\\A.C. vt Ptnthtr\nMidgets.\nTueidiy: 1:00 to 8:00-Mldget Rep\npractice.\n0:00 iO 10:00-Dodgeri VI P.A.C.\nBinttmi.\n10:00 to 11:00\u2014Ltglon Intermediates.\nWedneidiy: 8:00 to 8:00\u2014Dodgen\nva M.R.K. Midgets.\nThundiy: 10:00 to ll:00-Juvenlte\nRepi,\nFrldiy: 8:80 to 4:48\u2014Pet Wee Rep\npractice.\nSaturday\u20147..00 to 8:30-Dodgen\nvi F.A.C. MidgeU.\n8:30 to 10:OO-F_A.C. Tl Sanger\nBantami.\n10:30 to 12:00-Bmtim Pool.\nRmsi-Tea\nfc Youth, aayi Dr. Johnion,\nwe ire ipt to be too rigorous ln\nOUT expectations, and to lup-\npoit thlt tht duties of life are\nto be performed with untitling\ntxictne.u ind regnlirlty; but in\n\u2022ur progreu through life we are\nforced to ibite much of our de-\nmtndi, tnd to tike friends such\nai we cm find them, not is we\nwould mike them. These concei-\n\u2022ioni every wlie man ls mort\nretdy to makt othen, ai he\n.knowi that he sh .11 often want\nthem for himself; and when he\nremember* how often he falls In\nthe obiervitlon or cultivation of\nhil best friends, is willing to\nluppose thit hli friends may In\nturn neglect him, without any\nIntention to offend htm.\nGiomMM'WtiiTi\nTORONTO, ONTARIO\nBeet Pulp\nContain! ookHy-digetted carbohydrate! and ii equal to\nthat of root! feeding value.\nDairy farmer! are now feeding Boot Pulp to replace\nroot! which will give you a\nhigher production and a\nhigher butterfat record.\nTke\nIrackman-Ker MMIr|\nUfftuy Ututeti\nASPIRIN\nEASES SIMPLE\nHEADACHE\nLegion Goalie,\nDefenceman\nSought by Trail\n(Jerry Thompion, mentor of Trall'i\nJunior Smokeaten, ln a move to\nbolster hll club for thilr coming\nengagement with the champion\nWinnipeg Monarchs has asked goalkeeper Bob McNlbb ind defence-\nmen Rich Wassick ot the Nelion\nLegion Intermediates to try out with\nhis Smelter City club.\nMcNabb and Wasiick hive both\npliyed exception!! hockey ln their\njump into Intermediate ranks\nIn their only local - ihowing tht\nTrail team wu trounced 8-4 by till\nLegionalrei.\nObierven of Junior hockey on the\nCout hive gone on record u Hying tht Tnll Juniors In thalr preient Itlte will hive considerable\ntrouble with the cout boyi come\nplayoff time.\nChilds, Snyder\nReach Sixteens\nNTPAWIN, Suk., Jan. 10 (CP)-\nBili Child! of Regina end Norm\nSnyder of FHn Flon, Min., today\nadvanced to tha 18| In the number\ntwo event on the 113,000 Nipawln\nBonspiel program with -victorit! on\nthe noon draw.\nSnydtr noted out Mel Irvine of\nPleasant Valley 11-10, ln one of tht\nclosest of the eirly afternoon gimes\nwhile Chlldi gained in 11-8 victory\nover L. H. Cimpbell of Avonle*,\nThursday's surprise winner over Lto\nJohnson of Winnipeg.\nNine rlnki Including the Eirl\nKelly of Swift Current entry, wtre\neliminated from the spiel on thll\ndraw through losses ln the number\nthree event, Kelly bowed to A. B.\nMerlitt of Swan River, 18-8. Moit\ninteresting gime in thli competition wu the one between tht R.\nDown of Runcimm rink, iklpped by\nShorty Jickion of Tlsdile. md I.\nW. Gerrand of Regtnl, which siw\nthf Runcimm curlers tike tn 8-7\ndecision.\nOHIO\nTrail Today\nNelion Amiteur Hockty Amd\nitlon'i hintim ind mldgit hockey\nteimi leive for Trill Siturdiy ifter-\nnoon to meet the Smelter City teams\nin another doubleheader kid hockty\nbill tt tht Trail Arena tonight. The\nbantam rep! with juit a come Ot\npractice! under their belt -aim be\nplaying their fint intercity exhibition gime. Bo tar tha club will be\ncirrylng i lirgt lineup with l view\nto cutting down towird! tnt West\nKoottmy playoff time. Club Prtil-\ndent Slim Porter will be lending\nIn hi! dlmlnutloe veteran goalie\nGerry Koehle to guird tbt Ntlion\nneti while Silvio Benedetti will be\nthe utility goalie: Bobby Burni and\nTrevor White will be tht front Una\ndetente with Lome Dyke tnd Fred\nAnderion iecond lint. The forwards\nwill ba picked from Ken Coskey,\nRenwick, Carmichael, Ludlow, Poulin, Mayer, Ackert, DelPuppo, Langrldge, Postnikoff, and Woodall,\nThe midgets will ice much tha\nume lineup u thit which hammer,\ned the TraU mldgeti into 11-1 sub\nmlulon lut Baturday On Nelaon\nice. Dozzl will bt ln goal, with Mag*\nllo, Smith, Johnion ind Pickering\nOn the defense. The front line will\nbt out ot hockty tor in Indefinite\nperiod. Rod's plan will be Uken\nby Bob Pltti, with tht youthful\nJimmy Todd it centre ind veteran\nAl Hood on left wing. The other\nfront line Will Have Johnny Bachynikl on right wing, Norm Hyuop at\ncentre and Lorna lrwln on lett\nwing. Utility playeri will be Johnny O'Oenikl, Charlie Chrlitenson\nand George Welbourn. The teami\nwill be' iccompinled by Miniger\nVan Llndtn, Trainer Leschuck and\nClub President Slim Porter. .\n\u25a0 9 \u2014 amm\nGULLIC WITH BEAVER!\n\u2022PORTLAND, Ore\u201e Jtn. 10 (AP)-\nTed Gulllc, who managed Iht Portland Beavers' farm club last uuon,\nwu ilgned today-u coach with the\nPacific Coait Bueball Ltigut Beavers. Jack Wilion wu named yesterday to nccttd Gullic tl Manager\nOf tht Silem Senator! ot tht Western International Leigue.\n\u25a0\n, : iv.-\ny.. \u2022\u25a0 \u25a0: ,\nI a I* #1\nlelson Ladies\nCurling\nThe week'i reiulti Ot the Nelion\nLadiei' Curling Club Esling Battel\ncompetition follow:\nMondiy-Mrs. A. Lee won over\nMrs. C. Norrli; Mn. B. B. Stallwood\nwon over Mn. W. Kline; Mr*. E. C.\nMannlngi won Over Mra. T. Biihop:\nMri, J. H, Argyll won over Mn.\nT. 8. Jemion.\nTutidiy-Mti. T. A. Wallace won\nover Mra W. Slmpion; Mra A, H\nWhitehead won over Mn. C. t.\nGrant; Mri. A. L44 won over Mrt\nT. S. Jemion; Mn. t. C. Mmnlngi\nwon over Mrt. W. Kline.\nThurWiy-Mn. T. A. Willice won\nover Mn. T. Bishop; Mrt- B B. Stall-\nwood won over Mn. A. H. White\nhud; Mn O, I, Grint won tvtr\nMn. W. Simpson: Mrl. C. Norrli\nwon over Mn. J, H. Argyle.\nFrldiy\u2014Mri. C. Ntrflt *en over\nMn. W. Kline; Mra T. A. Willice\nWon OVtr Mn. B. B. Stallwood;\nMn. T. Biihop won over Mn. W,\nSimpiori; Mra B.C. Mannings won\novtr Mn. T.'S. Jemion.\nDraws for the coming week wlll\nbe:\nMonday-Mn. C. T. Grant vi Mn,\nA. Lee; Mrs W. Slmpion vi Mn. W.\nKline; Mri. J. H. Argyle vi Mri.\nT. A. Wallace; Mn. A. H. Whltihead\nvi Mrs. T. S. Jemion.\nTuesday-Mrs. T. Biihop vl Mn.\nB. B. Slallwood; Mn. E. C. Mannings vi Mrt. W. Slmpion; Mri. c.\nNorrli vi Mn. A. H. Whitehead;\nMn. W. Kline vi Mri, T. A. Wallace.\nThundiy\u2014Mri, C. F. Grant vi\nMn. J. H. Argyle; Mn. C. Norrls\nvi Mri. W. Slmpion; Mn. B, B.\nStallwood VS Mn. A. Lie; Mri. T.\nS. Jemion vi Mn. T. 'Biihop.\nFrldiy\u2014Mn. t. C. Mmnlngi vi\nMn. J. H. Argyle; Mn. C, F. Grant\nvi Mn. C. Nrrij; Mn. A. Let vs\nMn. A. H. Whitehead; Mn, W. Kline\nva Mn. T. t, Jemson.\n'\u2022\nu&jijnjhy ....... .. .*;'__.'\/\u00ab-'.\u00bb\nAttlM Calls Army, Navy, R.A.F.\nTe Pe Everything Possible te Save\nFood Supply; Fail te Get Rations\nLONDON, Jon. 10 (CP) \u2014 Food Minister Strachey told\no Press Conference today that \"very strong military emergency\nmeasures\" will start Monday to ensure thot Londoner's food\nsupplies are not decimated by a strike of 11,000 truck drivers,\nStrachey added that if necessary, similar steps will be\ntaken in the provinces. Mis statement followed a similar announcement from 10 Downing Street, residence of the Prime\nMinister.' *\nEarlier today Prime Mlnlittr Att-\nofdei\nR.A.F. lo do everything neceuary to\nthe\nlee ordered the'Army, Navy and\nmaintain food supplies.\nStrachey uld the tint tuk would\nbt to live meat which would go\nbad unleu moved early next wtek\nA considerable quantity of the melt\nwai Imported trom the Ui\"\nand Argentina.\nTht strikers irt uking t 44-hour\nweek, Improved lubiiitenct allowances, and 14 days' holldiyi with\npiy annually,\nAttlee luued the order at housewives formed llnei In front of\nitorei, but filled to receive their\nratloni of meet ind groceries\nThe Mnouncement \"from No. 10\nDowning Street nld:\nAdditional\nStock Markets\nOn the\n10-Pin Alleys\nJack Drummond'l squid rolled I\ntotal of 1178 pointi lo defeat R. Ol-\nsen's teim by 138 pint on the alleys\nWedneidiy night. Mrs. S. Newell\nmade ati with honon with t high\ntingle of IM ind i high iggregate\not 260 pirn.\nNIW tOW MICH\nifiiNw Ua\nMu.i.i, Se\nl-0.ii.ii*. Tie\nMM\nTO WOII IN |\n1SK0NM,\nGinuini aspirin III\nMARKID THII WAT I\nScorei follow:\nR. OLSIN\nMrt D. McGinn\nMn. W. Slmpion\nJ. Chimben\t\nW. Jackion\nR. Olien \t\nTotil\nJ. DRUMMOND\nMrl. R. Olien\nMn. S. Newell\nC. Cummini\nA. Rltchlt\nnn\nns\nIDS\n101\n114\n\u00bb- JM\n78- 181\nIt- Ml\n110- JU\n\u2022*- J00\nS71 4M-.0M\n94\n154\n137\n113\nJl- 1SJ\nio<- mo\nJS- 2S2\nUS- 249\nDrummond 13J 11!\u2014 152\nTWO GIRLS' AND ONI BOYS'\nBICYCLIS\nHive your ik\u00abt. i sharpened it\nthi rink.\nSAM BROWN\nfinn, Look, Ilfl * Cycle Works\nPhoni 1048 Btx M7\n'TRANSPORTATION\u2014Paii.ngtr and Freight\nVANCOUVIR STOCKS\nMINI!\nBiyonnt .11 .18\nBnlornt 1J.80 1100\nB R Coni _ 61% M\nB R X U .14\nCirlboo OOld ..... 2.80 2 90\nCongreu _ 0m .10\nDentonla M .10\nOeorge Copper..._ .lltt .19\nOnndvtew _ M .80\nOrull Wihkine ..._ .10 11\nHedley Maacot ...... 114 1.71\nInt C ft (J 41H .41\nblind Mountain .. 1.89 1.80\nJason _ .48 .48\nKootenay Bella 01 tt 09\nMcGlllivray 18 -JO\nMlnto -OBtt .\u00ab\nPacific Nlckil 14 .18\nPend Oreille 3.10 8.89\nPioneer Oold 895 3.89\nPr-mler Bord ..... .07 .07tt\nPremier Oold 1.J8 1.80\nPriviteer _ .87tt .88\nQuitilno - .lltt .14tt\nRed Hiwk ,05tt .08\nReevei MicD - 1.80 \u2014\nReno Oold 11 .18\nSilmon _ 15tt Mtt\nSheep Creek 1.80 1.88\nBilbek Premier 18 \u2014\nTiylor Brldgi .78 .80\nWellington -OStt fi\u00bb*A\nOILI\nAnicondi __. - \u2014 .08tt\nAnglo Cin .17 \u2014\nA P Com 11 .14\nCalgary It Ed 1.80 1.89\nCalmont _ M M\nCommoil - -87 .40\nCommonwealth 88 \u2014\nFoothilli - 208 JJ0 .\nHome _ 110 8.09\nMcLeod _ .08 \u2014\nMercury -. .09 \u2014\nModel - - .17tt -\nNitlonil Pett .15 .14\nOkilti Com _ .49 At\nPiclfic Pett 18 -\nRoyil Ctn Mtt -OJ\nRoyilltt 14.78 -\nSouthwtit Pttt ... JO \u2014\nSunset Odtt -07\nVimltt lltt -14\nVulCtn .18 \u2014\nINDUSTRIALS\nB C Tele pfd 111.90 -\nCapital Ittattt .. . - 8.19\nCoait Brtw 880 940\nPiclfic Coylt . ... \u2022 it 40\nPowell Rlvtr 8490 -\nUNLISTID MINI!\nBig Missouri 08 .04\nBluebird 04 .04\nBrooklyn It OT M\nCtntril Zeblllet .07 -\nCinty - .08\nCluklnt Com Mtt -\nCuyunl Ill 118\nPedlul 01 -\nHedlty Aail .._. .10 .11\nHorn. OOld 0m .Oltt\nMirbli Bay _ - .14\nNoblt five _ - Da\nOlympic - .MH .11\nPac tait Oold ... .07 -\nPilot _ Oltt .08\nBpud Vallev ... Jl Jl\nTaylor Wlndfill Oltt 01\nVininda .14 .17\nWetko Oltt \"1's\nUNLISTID OILI\nfreehold ... \u00abI4 -\nHirglU . .. ...\" MH 04\nSouth Snd till Oltt .Mtt\nUnited _ .07 .Oi\nNelson - Trail\nRossland Freight\nConnerlloni for:\nSALMO - KASLO \u2014 CRUTON'- NAKUSP\nPhonei: Nelion 77; Rouland 171; Trail 1001\nJ. C. MUIR\nf-jpMfeUttTIVt\nFOlA*pritCllEF\n______m\\ ___________\nSki Slants\nThe anew en Magllo'i field was\nalmoit melting from friction Wedneiday afternoon \u25a0\u25a0 tht skiers\npractised everything from snow-\nplows to Christies. There reilly\nwn t good' turnout for Wedneidiy\nafternoon and ikllng wai topi.\nThii coming Sunday promim to\nbe good for skiing too\u2014tht Inow\non the dolt Llnki 11 In top condition. We hope everyone In Nelion\nwho hll ! pair of Ikit comet out\nto enjoy the fun. We hear stories\nthtt there in a lot of ikliri who\nikl ln filrvlew ind othtr scattered\nfieldi iround thl City. It certainly\nwould bt better If wt could ill get\ntogether ind ikl together. Ntlion\nhu t miller turnout of ikitn thin\ntny of thi othtr Kooteniy ikl\ntowni. In pre-war yttn our skiers\nwtrt right up imong tht top performers ln the Piclfic North Welt,\n\u2022nd there'i no reason why thiy\nctnt be again\u2014but we hive to ill\n\u2022kl together-so get out thole old\nskiei or birrel itives ind join ui\nSundiy ifternoon at tha cabin.\nAl usual there will ba tree initruction Sundiy afternoon for iny-\none wllhlng to learn\u2014don't forget\nthere'i coffee ierved it the cibln\ntoo\u2014bring your own lugir ind\nsandwiches lnd we'll have 1 mack\nand l bit of i chin-wig iround\n4 p.m.\nThe Kooteniy Zone tourney to\nbe held by the Trail Ski Club ii\ngoing to be. \u25a0 large affair\u2014the slalom ind downhill counei in\nmuch Improved over prevloui seasons ind a new Jump is ilmost completed\u2014good they uy for cloie to\n100 toot leapt. We wlll hive iomi\nikieri In there pitching ind hopt\nto bring home \u2022 bit of silverware.\nTht following wu tiktn from i\nSki Veir Book but don't follow\ntoo cloiely\u2014\nIt ii irt extraordinary thing, but\n\u202211 the booki by expert! hivi com-\npltttly mined thl point ibout\nchoosing tkii. They fill pages with\nirrelevant details ibout light ikn\nand heivy skis, thin skis ter cruity\n\u2022now, wide ikli for soft now, toe-\nclips ind ilpini binding!, until thl\ndeipalrlng reader decides thit thi\nonly thing to do li to hire \u2022 bigful\nu though they wtre golf clubi.\nThen thl firat thing hi Mtt li \u25a0\nfit llttlt boy tearing thud ot\neveryone, eiecuting every turn\nknown to skiers. And ill thit he\nhu on hli feet is \u25a0 piir ot curved\nbirrel-itavli tied on with \u2022 good\nstout Itring. Well, thtt makei you\nthink \u2022 bit.\nTht fact li It doein't matter how\nihort or long or,wide or thick Or\nlight or heivy your skies sre. And\nil to the ion of binding!, you\nilmply wlnt lomt thit you cin undo wllh your teeth In iny poiltlon\nwith your mouth full of mow, for\ntht mt, notlct thit tht gnat\nmajority of ikli irt i pale ytllow\n\u2014plillnum blondu itmdit. Avoid\nthese ind buy t ptlr of brunette!\nimtud. for whitevir i gintlt-\nman'i tiita in othtr mitten, tt-\nfinanced iklm definitely prefer\nrunettai. I don't know why, bul\nthere It It\n..klen wllhlng to prictlM ililom\nor Jumping in uktd to bt tt thi\nrifle ring! Jump eirly Sunday\nmorning.\n(Ian McCleary\nInstalls Officers\nAt t mtettng of Clan McLeary\nThundiy night, Senior Put Chief\nR. D, Wallace, uitited by Put Chief\nWllliim Byres, Initalled Bernird\nSutherland as Chltf.\nOther Installations made were A\nY. Arnot, Tanlil; I. A. Spien, Pait\nChief; J. W. Kay, Chapfaln; A. t.\nBarton, Secretary; Albert Wallach,\nFinancial Secretary; A. O. Ritchie,\nTrtalurer; Dr. N. K. Morriion, Phyi\nlician; A, M. McKay, Stnlor Henchman; J. P. Sutherlind, Junior\nHenchman; A. MoQullg, Seneschal\nW. Suton, Wirden O. L. Plckird\nSentinel; Jamei Stout, Piper.\nThe meeting wu held ln the Cinidlan Legion.\nRuss Ask Special\nPrivileges on\nNorthern Island\n68LO, Jin. 10 (CP)\u2014The Nofwe>\nglin Foreign Miniitry today announced Soviet Russia hai uked\nNorway to grut her special privilege! in Spitsbergen, Northern ar-\nTHE PRINT SHOP\nJuit Arrived\u2014A Shipment if Pine\nWOOLS AND RAYONS for Sprint\n54\" ihepherd check In blut, brown tad black;\nPer yard ,'.,\u201e_.u..^.\n54\" pure wool flannel, wine or roytl;\nPtr yird Ji _.t\t\n54\" -brown striped yellow wool;\nPtt yird \t\n04\" pastel grttn wool iprlng coating;\n\u25a0 Ptr y\u00bbrd \u201e\u2014\n' Twill bick Crape, sivy only;\nPer yird -_ \t\nFigured crepe, green only;\nPtr ytrd ..__.-...\nBow figured flit crept, blut only;\nPer yird \t\n$3.35\n$2.35\n$3.50\n$4.10\n$1.00\n9k\n$1.40\nmm*\nchlpeligo between\nGreenland.\nNorway and\nReuten Newi Agency uld the\nNorwegian Prime Minister refused\nto either deny or confirm thl reported Russian demands, but idded\nthlt tn alteration to thl Spitsbergen\nTreaty of 3920 wai under disunion\ntt Russian requeit\n(In London, a Foreign Office\nipokesmin laid Britain wu awite\nOf a request for \"iome power\" te\neitabllih a bale ln the Arctic liland\ngroup.)\nThe Weather\nKootenay\u2014Overcast with mow\n(lurries. Wlndi light Little changi\nIn temperiture. Miximum Saturday, Crescent Vilely 55, Crtnbrook 58. Sundiy outlook overeut.\nNelson 29 M\nCnnbrook 23 89\nCreicent Villey - 27 S4\nKulo 29 35\nGrind Forki 17 35\nSYDNEY, Auitralia, (CP)\nHERRIDGE TO\nADDRESS NELSON\nBOARD OF TRADE\nH. W. Herridge, M.P. for Kooteniy\nWut will speak at the annual dinner of the Nelion Boird of Tride\nit the Hume Jan. 17. In a letter ef\nacceptance to tn Invitation to address the luncheon ott \u25a0 lubject ot\nhll own choosing, Mr. Herridge Informed the Board that he would\nspeak on Federal ind Kooteniy affalri.\nLeafs Sign\nTeen-Agers\nTORONTO, Jan. M (CP)-Slgn-\nlng Of thrtt young Western Canada\nhockey playeri wu announced laat\nnight by Toronto Maple Lead of\nthe Nitlonil Hockey League, te be\nheld on option by the N. II. L.\nto go home to dlt. Moit hid spent\nPhone 144 for Cluiltlid Advtrtlilng 50 to 80 ytan tn Australia.\nClub.\nThe playen are Lawrence Mitchell of Winnipeg, now in midget\nranki at the age of 11; Ken Wation,\n17, of Edmonton Maple Leaf Juvenile-, tnd Orville Lavelle, 19, of Lethbridge Nitive Sons Juniors.\nThe playeri Were ilgned by Oeorge (Squib) Walker, chief eg the\nLeafi\" ecoutlng itaff, during t Weetern trip from which he rtturntd today. He visited Winnipeg, Reglm,\nLethbridge, Calgary and Edmonton\nmd law hundred! of proepecte In\n\u2022ctlon on Weitern rinka.\nWalker laid lt wu a cloie net\nwith Montrul Canidlens ind Chl-\n_ cago Black Hawka for Mitchell, tht\nhundred Chlneu, whose igei tottl' Lead submitting hll nimt to NAL.\n720o yean, left Sydney In one ship headquarten a matter of houn befort tht othtr clubi did so.\nRetired CP.R.\nLineman Dies;\nMined In Slocan\nA ploheer resident of Slocan City\ntnd t CP.R. employee for 17 yeirs.\nWalter Clough died ln Kootenay\nLake Oeneral Hospital Frldiy morning. He wu 76 yean old.\nMr. Clough, born at Perth Road\nnear Klngiton, Ont., went to Manitoba in 1692 and ln 1894 moved farther Weit to Britlih Columbia.\nHe worked ln several B.C. pointi\nand mined ln the Slocan btfort becoming \u25a0 lineman fpr tht C.P.It. He\nretired ln 1930 ind wai a member of\nSlocan Lodge No. 40, I.O.O.F., Neiton Encampment\nSurviving are hli wife; one daughter, Mn. W. Cooper; a brother.\nStewart at \"Perth Road; three listen, Mra Janey McKay, at Buffalo, Mn. W. Campbell it Perth\nRoad and a iliter in Delburney, Alta.\nA ion predeceaied him tlvt years\nago.\nNews of the Day\nRATES: 22c line, Vt line block fid type, larger typi rites tn\nrequeit Minimum two lines. 10% discount for prompt payment\nSaturday Is final day for blood Library discardi 50c each\ndonor campaign, Vilentine'l.\nComt to thi Eiglts Dinee. Qood\nfloor, good muilc,\nARMSON'I\nSizzling steaks, with O'brlan po\n.\u2014\u25a0 . ,, . -.o- tatoei, and butter-icotch cream pie\nRotiry Luncheon Mondiy, Jin. 13, ^y\nI2:l! p.m. Humi Hotel.\nFor J. R. Watklni quality products,\nColmane, lll7 Front SL\nThl only viterin-i Tixl Ctb\nPh. 1154 SUrTixl Ph. 1114\nRepairs to electric heitln of ill\nkinds. Beitty Bervice. Phone 91.\nPORTRAITS BY MoGRBOOR\nPhone 224 (or ippolntment\nTHg FAIRWAY M8AT\nPMONI IS 1177 AND 1171\nI.O.D.E.\nNomination meeting Tueiday, Jan.\n14, 2:30 p.m. Memben pleue return\narticles and wool, finished or unfinished.\nNo. TM Cverreidy Mini Mix\nA.B. Bitlery Pick-Price \u00bb9.M\nNiw style batteries weight, 14 lbi.\nWood Villanca Hirdwirt Co.\nTht Lttf Soout predicted that\ntlthtr tht ohtmpion Winnipeg\nMonarchi or Lethbridge Native\n8ons would Ukl thl Western Junior titlt thll seaion, end thlt the\nSenior Western Crown would fill\nto either Calgary Stamptdirt, or\nLethbridge Miplt Leafs.\nReach Agreement\nSwaney Transfer\nIDMOiNTON. Jtn. 10 (CP) - A\nthreatened critii over unofficial\ntramfer of hockey playen trom\nCtntdt to tht United Statu tp-\npttrtd tonight to be on the wiy to\nsolution with lettlementi made ln\ntwo of flvt caata.\nDr. W. O. Hardy ot Bdmonton,\nPreiident of tht Internitional Iee\nHockey Auociation, innounced\nagreement had' bten reached on tht\ntranlfen ot Steve Blick ind BUI\nSwaney. Still undecided wtrt tht\nAll children mult bl It rink Sun-\nLiving quarters wanted tor curling viiiton week of Peb. 10-15,\nind week ot Jam 30-July I. Alio\nfor Nelion Golden Jubilee celebri- .. . ,\n,u tlon Aug. 4 to 9. Pleaie phone Civic **M\u00bb\u00bb*l \u00ab Jam* rit_patrlelt, Hu\nv : Clntre 111 or Art Ollker it \u00ab7. b*rt Aiuk,w \"* 3,ck Gor(,l>n*\nDr. H\u00abrdy uld Frank .Strgent of\nPort Arthur, Put President ot the\nCinadian Amateur Hockey Association, htd given approvil for the\nThunder Bty brinch for the move\nby Black from thit area to San\nFrtncUcO.\nAl Leider ef Seattle, Secretary\nof the Piclfic Coait Ltigut, htd\n\u2022greed to allow Swaney to remain\nwltb Kimberliy Dynamlten operating in the Weitern International\nLtigut. Swiney went to Klmberley\nfrom Vincouver.\nRtvlilng your, Iniuriftct. Lit _\nhelp you BLACKWOOD \/VOENCY\nSMNCER HEALTH SUPPORTS' Can make immediate delivery of\nMn. T. A. Olbitn, 110 Klrr Apti.in\u00abw Standard Typewr ten. No prl-\n lOrity required, no delay. C\u00bbsh or\nDaffodil! md Hyiolnthi now In termi D. W. McDerby, \"The Typt-\nitoek it Coventryl*. Phoni Mt Mter \u00bbnd Adding Machine Min ,\n . 1530 Ward Strett\nPORTRAITS BY WM. RAMSAY I\n450 Wird VOQUE STUDIO Ph, 101:\nI\nPUBLIC MEETING\nThl publlo ll Invited ta ittint 1\nDoner Cimpaign. iddrtued by Col. C, C. I. Merritt,\nV.C, M.P. for Bu.nrd, undtr thl\n. .,-tuiplui of tht Wut Kooteniy Pro-\nStow \u25a0,^*\u2022,lv, Canatrvatlvi Auoelitlon.\nNtw York Stock\nAmerlcin Cin HU\nAm Smelt _r Rt _ . 60.10\nAmer Telephone ltj.io\nAm Tobicco 81 M\nAnicondi ml. - M.10\nBethSiteel ., JIM\nCtn Piclfle 13.70\nDupent ium\nOen Eltetrle Mil\nOen foodi 44 73\n(ten itetttt MM\nHowe Sound MM\nInter Nickel M.TO\nSun Oil of N J MM\nOnion Oil of Cil il M\nUnion Piclfic lH\u00ab\n0sRubbtr JIM\n6 8 81441.... TIM\ncaaufiiree :\t\npeaiiiirt i\t\nImptflil \t\nw\u00bba Booti!'\".IT. _!\u2022\"....\n\u00ab2Ji\t\nToronto\nInduitrlili\nItill ..\ntltllltlM\n1TJ.4I down 100\n-MM down oo\nMM down .\u00ab\nCARD OP THANKS\nWl with to express our ilncert\n*\u2022\u2022'. think! for thl lovely flowen lnd\nkindnesses ihown us. especially to\n. Mr. ind Mn. J. McDoniugh. ind ill\nHoiplti Auxllliry bridge it th.. wh klnd, , ^ ___*__ \u201e,\u201e ,\nphoni 43l*X \"\"-vitlom lh, (mv^ \u201e(our a&^t\nThi lton ef itrvlct ind omilly.\nPheni 40.\nPor prompt, iccurite witch \u00ab\u25a0\n{\u2022in, try Collinion'i tint. Ml Biker\nStrett.\nQuinnli-d witch repain. prompl\nservice Mill orderi solicited Hlr-\nvty'l Jewellers\nOlidyl end J. A Bulchir;\nWilfred ind Kithlten Jonu.\n Winliw, B. C.\nCARD at THANKS\nWe with to expreu tur ilnttrt\nthlnki tnd appreciation lor tht\nmany kind words md ieti ot tyn-\npathy extended to Ul in Our rlctat\nTM ittn et urvlei md tu.llty, \u00ab\u2022< **[*\"*,* *.\u00a3__? \u00b0*J \u25a0\u00bb\"-'\nWrlit.tr, Oruiry, 104 B.k.r \"WffiTiiSS 1SSSLmi ^\nPhoni 4!.\nHull otft\nfuneril.\nTttn Town Skitlng\nJin. llth. Skitlng 8-10\n25c, non-members 40c\nPirty\nMemberi\nMartha ind Miry Brldgi. Jan. 10th\nt:lS. Ltglon Hall. High icon ind\ndriw prizei. Refreihmenti.\nIngi received it thl\nThi reran! fimily ind\ntht flerro fimily.\nJACK iOYCg, MIN'S WIAR \\.'..\"Le a\nOun txchmge ind PUhlng Tackle ^___'r__._^__[\nDipt In connection Thompeon funeril Homt\nFUNIRAL NOTICI\nFuneril llrvicei (Or thl UU Wil*\nler Clough will bt held It Slocin\nCity Mondiy il I pm. Ihttrmtnl\nwill be In thl I OOT. Plot. SlOcin\nCemetery. Funiril irrangrm.nis\ntht dlrictlon of Uie\nFined $50 on Chargo\nDangerous Driving\nA tint Of |M wu Impoied Upon\nO. R Tiylor of Nelson In NiUon\nPolice Court before Miglitrltt Wl).\nllim Brown on i chirgt of dinger-\nOUI driving. The defendant pleaded\nguilty. Information wu Uld by\nConiUble R. R House.\nHowteCombat\neettm efc __H lilud _*m ***\n\u2022M. _\u2022 ethsekd iy th,TS-__y_, II\n\u2022omUtyl U. \u00ab-\u00abW trie Kid IM___M.lt\n\u25a0ty cmt Mttn __*_ mt pk.\nTtM l-Mssullr paint hy -\nWtmhtMdeMMwi. Mmitm\nDttti Kidney PUU. IW| h* yrnt\n1'ntn.ys fM M W tra-Wnmlini pslim\nud .u~. tcids-lMlp na M kUHm.\nSee whll IMTs ,\u201e i. lm ymi. ,J7\nRequiem Mass lor\nMrs. Fereno\nRequiem High Man wu iung Friday morning for Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Fereno, Nelion resident for 49\nyttn. Tht Mass wu iung by Rtv.\nJ. B. Barnes, assisted by Rtv. Armando Migllo ind Rtv. Leslie\nTralnor.\nThuriday night ln. tht Thompion\nFuneral Home Fither Migllo led\nthe recital of the Rosary.\nPallbearen wert E. Hunter, C.\nRoblnion, E. Stangherlin, C Arcuri,\nF. Pratt tnd J. Bialkowski.\nInterment wu ln Nelion Memorlil\nPark.\nFINED $25\nAFTER COLLISION\nBenedict Surina wu found guilty\nand fined $25 for driving ln \u2022 manner dangeroul to the public after\nhe pleaded not guilty In Provincial\nPolice Court Frldiy. Surina cUlm-\ned he had not wen the train Dec. 10\nwhen hll cir md t train collided.\nSurina laid hi had stopped before crossing the tracks and thai\nthere wu no train ln light. On\nreaching the tracks, he uld, he\nfound the train coming at a high\nipeed ind tht ctr wu hit btfore\nhe could get clear of the track!.\nHt wu defended by L. S. Grans-\nner belore Stipendiary Magistrate\nWilliam Irving.\nPhont 144 for Classified Advertlilng\nEXTRA EARLY NEW TOMATO\nEarly Chatham\nIV CII..1H'\ntoma'0\nlarfliu Quality rtatto Yst OuniAmtl\n-ValuaUa Fir All Parti of ta****\nOf imax-M itlrm for ttt North sot Wm\ns_J oihti .hon mum dimicts. HlaUy\n-Hiitblt for III other IMS too ss so an\nill other ims no is to $tri\nlesi quolity\nsor oen hi\nothtr wiftitt Hu beta t ttowritn ca tits\nPniriss i\t\nmm son im_lt_Nia I\n~ i yrtim\nll much it two t\ni lioit 194\nst Lethbridcc tod\n1. inctudiol nich dnirtcts\nd Bt-oki Alto.: It-dim\nCcod tod Saift Gittttit. I__ ; Bnndoa tod\nordto, Mat Atoood Ctljtty. whtn Ita\nd___t_.it__j._M under tho tumt of \"Aibtfta\",\natl-m-n art^limfly \"wild\" iboot it. At\nitxidft Buit (_\u00bb_\u00ab_\u00ab [lt*-i_ i aatk\na) ntlm dtn bWort othtr inn tttlt\nAt Mtydw. Mto . It bu ritldtd\nmm croja thin\n\u2022UilUm. .\nit tnoth ii JO* to _'(lfl. Ittt'et tt_i\nwhtt r\u00bbd fiiiitt Bills Oilthlfli ii dwttf\naon-ittkini. tnd nty. b. pltntal tl dottly\n\u25a0 Hat etch wit. Fmlo\nlout; deli\n\u2014 IH m(h_t \u00bbmn, bit ft-qutntly\nli'ttt Otde-T dina Item this tdvMMMnl,\nti two lets nth sny. Fmla unifotm, lto\nillty. An tut\ntttom bit fttqutntly\nihipe tnd cetkui: dcliddai qutlir\nshoot _H locla '\n(Ffi till (ts Ttt) |\nlltt - -OD* 113 mr IITO AND\nNUItllY IOOK - Imil A(ala \u201e\nDOWWIWIttIPlTt)\u00abS_,Qt0WCT(m)l,O>1\nTOO UTI TO CLAUICY\nDr W. Brock. DC PhC (Chlro\nputton TWtnt; five yun of WANTID-A CHAMBiSHAtb. 44\nlucceitftil prlctlct Phone Nt. hour wtek, good wagei. live oui\nrtftrtneei\n_____>\nNilion\nPLIAII TAKg NOTICI, AL\nTICKETI *Ot\\ lURNf NIQH\nHAVI IIIN IOLD.\nREGISTIR Al A ILOOD DONOR AT FINK'S FURNITURI,\n441 IAKIR ST. IITWIIN 10\nA.M. ANP * R.M.\ntlditly mid ter Rtwtptpff de*\nWalter Wilt, Wilti\nNelion,\nlivery, lee Wiltir\n\u25a0\u25a0 4. Baker\nKewitin\n\u2022.treat.\nUte\nWW\nwtek, good wigei. live out.\ninetl teoulred. Pirmmin'\nlon li _______ ftom 90\nslino. Phone M-L.\ndilton. Phtni Hi'L\nm tm. mat)\n____\na \u00abaaflB egn.\nwirac\nt p. inline\nr-rwraiRjcjn.\nUM tl Burnt Hotil\nnrmr.\nnt*,\nin iteak mini J ind I foot Hep\nlidlin. Midi of hirdwood-bolttd\nunder uch rung. Llmlttd iupply\nHlpptrion'i.\nG. H. JONG\n2) ye<_r_' experience. Herba for\nUlcerated Stomach, Gall\nBloddff and Proitate\nGland Trouble*.\nIl.i lit Wrttt lut, Cilnry.\n-r-ntTT-si a ttnntr\nTeen-Town\nSkating\nParty\nTONIGHT\n8:00 to 10:00 P.M.\nCM* Cent\u2122 Arena\nMembera 2*t \u2014 Non-Memben 40*\n' \"ini\nniif I ir -\n1M\n_^^\n___\n\u2014\t\n \u25a0pp-^wpppjipw\n\u2014*\u2014\u2014\u2022\u25a0 - r ' -T-lWMIIWPl. \u25a0.iiwna.WUiUUWPJiupM IM.in\n?>1\nNELSON DAILY NIWS, SATURDAY, JAN. 11, 1947 \u2014 fl\nWomen,s--Qirls, Wear\nCLEARANCE LADIES'COATS\n1 only fur trimmed Coot. Reg. $ 119.50. $Q Q C A\nClwi-onw ______\u2014__ : (\"' :Q\\w't_9\\9\n59.50\n49.50\n37.50\n46.75\n1 only, fur-trimmed Coot. Reg! $69.50. f\n1 Clearance 7 _ :\u2014____,\u2014:\u2014-\n1 only, fur-trimmed Coot. Reg. $65.00. f\nClearance j | -.\u2014\n1 only, fur-trimmed Coat. Reg. $49:50. f\nClearance ! 1\u2014\n1 only, fur-trimmed Coat. Reg. $59.50. f\nClearance\t\n1 only, fur-trimmed Coat, Reg. $45.00. $jr Aft\nClearance DjAJXJ\nLADIES' HOUSECOATS\n\u25a0\u25a0 \/ . . .\nLadies' Wool Houteeoati. Wrap-around ttyle. Sires\n14 to 20. Reg. $19.95. $14 QC\nClearance I ii7_\u2022\u00bb\nLADIES'MILLINERY\nClearance of ladiei' Hats in felt with veil and feather\ntrims. Reg. $595. $3 QC\nClearance ! 3e^\u00bb#\nCHILDREN'S SNOW SUITS\n8 only, children1! 3-piece Snow Suits. 9*1 QC\nReg. $9.95. Clearance \/ oefj\nShoe Department\n10 pairs men's Work: Boots. Leather sole and rubber\nheel. Sizes 8 10 and 11.\nReg. $3.49. Clearance, pair\t\n\u20221.75\nMen's Dress Shoes, leather soles and uppers. Brown\nand black. All sizes. 91 QC\nReg. $3.95. Clearanc*vpajr \u25a0 ******\nWomen's Dress Shpes, leather and gabardine. Broken\nsize range. Narrow fittings. 9*9 QC\nReg. $3.98. Clearance, pair , JtetirJ\nChildren's Oxfords. Leather soles, rubber heels. Black\nonly. Sizes IVi to 3. fl QC\nReg\/ $2.25. Clearance, pai r I e

Wear.\nHosiery \t\nDrygoodi __\u2014\nGroceries _\nMen's Weor _\nA9\n52\n49\n193\n29\n\u2022.\n mm\n1\n*\nfchmtt Eatljj Sf etna\nEi-.bll.hed April li im\nBritish Columbia'!\nMost Jntirwting Newspaper\nihed every morning exoept Sunday by\nJIWS PUBLISHING COMPANY, LIM-\nI. DM Baker St, NeUon. Britlih Columbia\n| Authorized al Second Clin MalL\nPoitofflce Depirtment,*Ottawi\n.mt Or THE CANADIAN PRESS AND\nI AUDIT BUREAU OF CP-CULA'TlONS.\nWURDAY, JANUARY 11,1147\nBurma Moves Toward\n! Domlntorl Status?\nThe Burma Office In London hu\nicially announced thit the Exccu-\nm Council of the Oovernment of\nia, all of whose members are Bur-\nians, has accepted the Britlih Govern-\nent's Invitation to send a reprwenta-\n\u25a0 group to London for discussions on\nie political processes leading to the\nill self-government of Burma,\ni Burma was separated from India in\n137 and was governed under the Gov-\nIment of Burma Act of 1935 by a\npernor with a Cabinet composed ol\nPremier and Ministers\u2014all Burman,\nid a Senate and a House ot Repre-\njfttatives elected on a fairly wide\n\u25a0Bchise. The Government was on the\nhlted Kingdom model, the Cabinet\npig dependent on the Legislature.\nMinisters had complete control of\n'matteri affecting Internal admin-\nition in Burma proper, subject to\nsafeguards which the Governor\nId exercise in emergency. Defence,\ntal affairs and monetary policy\nj ln the personal control of the Gov-\nt>r and not subject to the Leglsla-\n\u00bb, though they could be discussed\nDuring the five years from 1937 to\nJapanese invasion in 1942, the Bur-\nInn Ministers discharged their respon-\nIbllitios with considerable success. -\nf The Conititution, under the 1935\nlet, admittedly did^not satisfy Burman\nsolitical aspirations, all political partiei being united in desiring further\npttstitutional advance. But the demand\nor self-government was in the main\nntt forward in a legitimate constitutional manner.\nt' On Jan. 1,1944, the Supreme Allied\nlommander for Southeast Asia limned responsibility for all areas of\nlurma. Military Government ended\nind Civil Government was restored in\nOctober 1945.\n| But such was the havoc wrought\nhy the Japanese occupation that it wu\nImpracticable Immediately to resume\nparliamentary government u under\nIhi 1935 Act. It wu first necessary to\nMttore the elementary conditions of\n-thrillife.\ni Plans for the civil administration of\nBurma during the transitional period\nfn accordance with the emergency provisions of the 1935 Act had ilready\nMen laid and were set out in the White\nroer of May 1945.\nI The procedure envisaged in the\nwhite Paper was for the Governor to\nprry on the Government with the aid\nof Advisory Executive and Legislative\njSouncils until elections could be held\nand the Government restored under\n*thl provisions of the 1935 Aet. Elec-\nSoni ire planned for the Spring of\nlM7.\n. Then in the words of the White\n\u00abper, \"The second phase in constitutional development will begin, dur-\nlng which the ground will be prepared\nfor the attainment of full self-government,\" the ultimate objective being,\n\"that representatives of the Burmese\npiople ifter reaching i full measure of\n-agreement between the various parties\ntad sections should draw up a constitution of the type which they themselves coniider most suitable for Burma.\"\nSoon ifter the return of civil gov-\n\u2022rnment to Burma in October 1945, the\nOovenor, Sir Reginald. Dorman Smith,\nMt up in Executive Council and at the\n\u2022nd of 1945 i Legislative Council in\naccordance with the White Paper plan.\nAt that time the Anti - Fascist\nPiople'i Freedom League (AFPFL),\nwhose leader la U. Aung Sin, wu vir-\n; totally the only Burmese political\n[ party, representing as it did the dis-\n, armed Burmeac forcea which turned on\n| thl Japanese after the fall of Mandalay.\n|Dr. Bi Maw, head of the lUti under\n|tfcl Jipaneie, had fled to Jipin and\nf U. Saw, pre-lnvision Premier, wu In\nF Internment. '\nThe ATPEL refused to inter the\nExecutive or LegUlitlvi Councils ex-\ncipt on conditions which wire un-\n.acceptable at thi tlmi, ind began in\n-* igiUUon which gnduilly increued the\ndemandi for thi icripplng of thl Whlti\nPaper procedure and the substitution\nfor it of a greitly accelerated advance\nto self-government.\nAa an aftermath of tha Japanese\noccupation, quantities of ami and ammunition had got into thl hinds of\nirresponsible elements all over Burmi.\nLawlessness in-the form of robbery\nwith violence ahd murder continued,\nand in the Summer and Autumn of\n1946 a series ot strikes culminated in\nstrikes of the police and the subordinate Oovernment services in Rangoon\nin September.\nAt tha and of August a new Oovenor, Sir Hubert Bailee, arrived. Hi\nformed a new Executive Council in\nwhich AFPFL hid six out of eleven\nmembers. Tha new Executive Councillors were given virtually, though not\nlegally, the powen of Ministers under\nthe 1939 Act. The Legislative Council\nWU dissolved in November and has not\nyet been reconstituted.\nMeanwhile the demands of AFPFL\nhaye widened. They now are, firstly,\nthe establishment of an Interim government with full powers and with the\nGovernor u constitutional head. Secondly, the coming general election\nshould be held not for the restoration\nof the 1935 Act, but to elect a Constituent Assembly for all Burma.\nThirdly, an immediate declaration by\nthe United Kingdom Government that\nBurma would secure complete independence by January 1948.\nThe events in India, the Dutch East\nIndies and Indo China have not been\nlost on the Burmese. It il probably true\nto uy that all Burmese parties support\nat leut the first of the AFPFL demands. The Communists go even farther than AFPFL, which no doubt f eels\ncompelled in formulating iti progrim\nto have an eye to the coming elections.\nPrime Miniiter Attlee puti the British position ln theie terms: \"It is the\ndesire and Intention of His Majesty's\nGovernment to hasten forward thl\ntime when Burma shall realise her Independence either within or without\nthe Commonwealth, but for the sake\nof the Burmese people it is of the utmost Importance that thla should be\nan orderly though rapid process. It\nls to help the people of Burma in that\nprogreu that His Majesty's Oovernment hu Invited the Burmese leaders\nto come here'for dlscuuions.\"\n- . .\nLetters to the\nEditor\nLetten miy bl published ovar a, nam le\nplume, but thi actual name ef thi wrltir\nmutt be given te thi Editor is evidence ef\ntool tilth. Anonymous litten go In thl\nwiste papir buket.\nNorth Shore Residents\nBewoil Lighting\nTo the Editor\nSir\u2014Your correipondent, George Porleoui\nol Queen'i Biy, ii mrprlied thlt thl North\nShore reildenti hive not complilned of their\npoor lighting lervice.\nHid lt occurred to Mr. Porteoui thit the\nmijorlty ot these resldtnti rely on thl Nelson\nfeower iupply not only for their lighting but\nslso for pumping their domestic witer iupply\nfrom the like, he would readily hire underitood thit thin un'orhimte people hive been\nso busily engigid ln cirrylng bucket! to thilr\nbs'.htuhs. trimming kerosene limpi lai chu-\nliy elusive candlM thit thiy could not ipare\nUii time to regliter \u2022 complilntl\nIn iplte of your recent \"trolley coich\"\neditorial driwing ittentlon to Um reliability\nof the Nation power iupply, lt li probibla thit\nUse people of Procter ind Bilfour tiki i \"dim\"\nflew of the iltuatlon.\nFervint hope hu been expriuid that the\nnew City Fithen will give nine ittentlon to\nthe Improvement of the aerrlee ilong the\nWeit Arm.\nOft ire wa North Shore reildenti\nEngulf d In iwtul gloonj.\nSam light, um witer and unl pump.\nPerforce we muit union,\nD-Aplte of 'requint um ot pills,\nWa are Beyond Use Pale.\n0 newly-choaen City Dids,\nLlit to our mournful Willi\nNo Bridge of Slgha can een our plight,\nNo ferry aid our tlx, .\nFor did not Charon's bettered berk\nSing deep beneath the Styaf\nTil trui our nickering candle light\nDliturbi not your debatei.\nBut will you pleaae. dear City Didi,\nAt leut reduce our rltee?\nEDWARD W. HALL\nBalfour, BC.\n? Questions ?\nANSWERS\nopin ta any reeder. aiamee ef pinoni\n\u2022sklni quMtlom Wlll net be publlihed.\nThere la ne chirti for thli tervlee. Quu.\ntlene WIU NOT be answered by\nMAIL except whan there la obvloui nicu-\n\u2022Ky fer prlvaey.\nIk T., Klmberley\u2014Could you mswer the following question! ln your eolunmf 1. Don\nKlmberley have artificial or natural iceT\n1 Which li the longer, the Arrow take\nor tht Okimgan Lake? What la the length\nof both Arrow Lakei end the rivet?\n- Klmberley haa natural Ice. The approximate lengthi ot the three lakei follow: Oka-\nnigin Lake, M mllei; Upper Arrow Lake, St\nmllei; Lower Arrow Lake, IB mllea Adding Uie\nlength oi the river, 14 mlleie, to both Arrow\nLakea givei a total diitmce of 108 mllea.\nR. 8, Trail\u2014Would you pleue aniwer. the\n\u25a0 following queitlom? 1. Where could I obtain a penport, and what ia the price?\nI. Would It be poulble tor a Canadian to\nobtain work ia Mexico or South America?\nIt m, where could I obtain the neceuary\ninformation?\nPmporti are iiiued by and application\nformi may be obtained from the Passport Office, Department of External Affaire, Ottawa.\nThe coit ia fS, ind passport ls renewable for\ntour two-year periods it $1 per renewal.\nFor information on your iecond queition,\nwe luggest you write to the Department of\nExternal Affalri, Ottawa, or to the Consular\nstaffs of the virloui foreign countrlei ln queitlon.\nE. H, Nelson-Will you please tell me If there\nli a Spire 11a Coraetlere ln Nelaon.\nThe Splralla manufacturers have no agent\nln Nelaon, but there la a representative of this\ncompany in TraU. We have been unable to\nlearn the name of the representative. .\nW. E., Salmo-Was Zane Gray, the famoui author of Westerns, a man or a woman?\nZane Grey wai a man.\nA. B. C, Chapman Camp\u2014Would you pleaae\npublish the addreaa ot the American Consul ln Vancouver?\nThe iddress of the American Consul in\nVancouver ia Edwin F. Stanton, Consul General, 398 Burrard Street\nLooking Backward\n10 YIAR* AQO\nPrem Thi Dilly News ef Jin. 11,1087\nDominion ot Canada Mint will coin a new\nallver dollar to commemorate the year ot coronation, iceordlng to word trom Ottiwi today.\nIt ll hoped thlt it lent 1,000,000 of theae colni\nwill ba minted, u they will be kept ai souvenirs by miny people.\nAttendance recordi were smashed when\napproximately IM enthuiluti of the Nelion\nSki Club flocked to the Nelion Golf ind Country .Club for i grand outing of ikllng ind\nbreath-taking Jumpi. .\ntt YEARS AQO\nPrem Thi Dally Nawa of Jan. 11, ittt\nMin Vera Gertrude Mather, 19-year-old\ndiughter of Prlnclptl J. A. Mather of the Nelion High School, hu the distinction ot heading\nmore than 1000-odd cindlditei who wrote the\nrecent examination! of the Unlvenlty of Britiah Columbia.\nThe three cindlditei for Miyor of Nelion\nln electloni tomorrow are A. Auitln, Mri. W,\nGarland Foster, and C. F. McHardy. There ire\n10 cindlditei tor Aldermen, of whom lix will\nbe elected; two cindlditei for Police Commissioner, one to be elected; ind four cindlditei\nfor School Trustees, two to be elected.\n40 YIARI AQO\nPrem The Dilly Newi of Jin. 11,1807\nThi Court Houie building hai bun iuc-\ncmfully triuferred to Iti new ilte it the\nfoot of Wird Street A few diyi will be con-\nntmed ln turning lt iround to fice up thi\nitreet ind in repairing alight damages to the\npluterlng dom In transit.\nOwing to thi ihortage of fuel ind weather\ncondltloni, the LeRol Mine it Roulind hu\nbeen forcid to shut down. Operationi will be\nreiumed when the temporary blockide of the\nrill'wayi li effected.\nToday's Horoscope\nYou ire \u2022 kind penon ind wtmomi, but\n\u2022erretlve. Once you become \u25a0 (rlend It Is for\nill time, but ln your fidelity you are apt to\noverlook lerloui faulti In theae friendihlpi.\nYou wlll find luccen ln builneu, politics or\nInching You will make i happy and congenial\nmirrlige. Thla day la good for advancing Important lntireiti ind tor idling.\nHOROSCOPE FOR SUNDAY\nYour origlmllty ln everything you do wlll,\nIf cultivated, bring you hipplnen ind remuneration. Your children will be mechanically\nInclined ind artistic. You in naturally robust\nand itrong. ind lf you take can of yourself,\nyou wlll never have any Mrloua illneea Thla\ndale li good In connection with put, distint\n\u2022nd old mitten. It li iln fivonble where romance, marriage ud plmi in concerned.\nWorthwhile progreu Ihould be made.\nWords of Wisdom\nA man muit flnt govern himself, ere he be\nfli lo govern \u2022 fimily; ind his family, ire he\nbe fit to beir thi government in the common-\nwetlth.-8lr Wilier Raleigh.\nTest Yourself Etiquette Hints\nI Whit nations hive coaitUnei on the Aegean See?\n1 How wu Puerto RJoo icqulred by tbe\nUnited Statu from Spain?\n1 Where li Tlerre del Fuafo?\nA hostesi rim la receive ail Introduction!\nand la griet ell her gueiti u they eome. (he\noften her hand to both men end woman.\nTIIT ANIWIM\n1. Oroeei end Turkey.\nI Ai i reiult ot lhe Spanlih-Amerlean wir\nln IM.\nI II li i political dlvWoa et Argintlni,\niltuited oa ltw Southern Up ef South America\n\u2022\t\nPress Comment\nI.ONQ ROAD TO PAMI\nForty-five minor buebill leiguu wlll op-\n\u2022rate nex) eiaaon. According lo our compulation, thet miene approximately KW budding\nTed WtUIameoe, ill et theta confident, ut oa\nthe wty.-WhadMf Star. .\nAsks Strict Supervision ... (\nGov't Control of\nHealth, Accident\nGroups Suggested\nBenefit Societies at Neiton in Sound\nCondition and Honestly Managed;\nBlue Crou Alto Sound Says Grimmet\nVICTORIA, Jan. 10 (CP) \u2014 Strict supsrvlsion ond Government control of health and accident Iniurance societies offering and soliciting membership through salesmen wai recommended by J. A. Grlmmett, Royal Commissioner, today In\na report to the Britlih Columbia Government.\nMr. Grlmmett reported to Attorney-General G. S. Wismer\nafte a two-year Investigation of mutual benefit groups in\nthe Province. \u2666 j\t\n\"I am very itrongly convinced\nShtllereN, Vineeuver Chirtered\nAccountant it at Feb. 11,1M8, ihowed a deficit of 1410447 ind an excew\nat expenditure over revenue from\nJinuiry I, to Fab. 11 laat ot 101.77.\nShillcroei, however, give it aa hla\nopinion that notwlthitandlng thla\ndeficit the Aiioclitlon waa opirit-\nlng on a lound financial bull, but\nowing to the comparatively ihort\ntime the Mcilty wu in opention\n(orginlted Dec. 28, 1944) it would\nappear to be lmpoiiible to My\nwhether thli were ao cr not,\nUnited Home Security Auociation commenced operationi Nov.\nIMS and at Feb. 28,1846, ihowed an\ntain that any society operatoe .contrary to the true Intent and provisions ot the Societies Act iii license be immediately cancelled.\" '\nMr. Grlmmett aaid there had been\ncomplaints about medicil treatment\ngiven by the Columbia Cout Million which operates hoipital at Alert, Garden and Sock Bays but theie\nwere matteri over which tha opera\ntort of the plan had no control.\n\"The memben In those dlitricti\nare Indeed fortunate in being provided with hospitalization and medi'\ncal treatment at a very reaionable\ncost,\" he aaid.\nBLUE CROSS SOUND\nMr. Grlmmett said the Aiiociated\nHoipital Servicei of Britlih Columbia hid created in a comparatively\nihort time of operation a very nib\nstantlal reierve and \"it would appear that the affairs Of the lociety\nare ln a sound financial condition.\"\nThe Association, more popularly\nknown aa the Blue Crou, confines\nIU memberahip to particular groupa,\nHe alao aaid that the Medical Service! Association wu In I lound financial condition.\nSummarized, Mr, Grlmmett\nfound:\nTha Employeei Mutual Benefit\nAiioclitlon, aoocrdlng to John\nEdwird Black, ot H. Normin\nLunn and Co., who replaced C.J.\nPerber ai auditor In October, 1945\nwu not In a lound financial per\nitlon it March 1141, but that by\n\u2022xerolilng care In reduolng ex\npiniu, It would be poulble for\ntha Association to continue to op\nerate successfully.\nNorth Pacific Health and Accident\n, .,- Auociation appeared tn a sound fin-\n,\"3 anciil condition aa it June 10 1MB.\nUnion Health and Accident Aiaoclatlon\u2014on Oct 31, IMS, there\nwu an exceu of expenditure over\nrevenue of $1035111 end that tin\nleu the ratea were ihirply revised\nthe Association would not likely\nthe future be in any more sound\nfinancial condltloni thin \u25a0\u2022 at October SI, IMS.\nNational Health Auociation if-\nfairs on Jin. 91, 1849 were In \u2022 sound\nfinancial condition and Mr. Grlmmett tound the organization carried\non Ita builneu U> a meat builntu-\nliko ind efficient manner.\nInduitrlil Health Association, according to ita auditor, J. 8. Oswald,\ndisclosed a satisfactory chinge ln\nfinances at the end of November,\n1845, and If the Association contln\nued to obtain new memberi it the\nlame rate, there probably would be\na surplus rather than a deficit it\nthe end ot tha f Ileal year.\nFidelity Health Aiaoclatlon affalri were in i lound financial poiltlon it the end of 1845.\nPremier Heilth ind Accident Aiioclitlon\u2014Harold D. Campbell,\nVancouver, Auditor, reported on\nDec. 91, 1849, there wu no provision for reservei and that tha fln-\n.\u201e anclal position at the society wu\nensed be compelled to cancel ill , *\u00a3 Ej improving __n\nSSSLMi :,1l,Tr_..ln| within .ix month, he \u00a32& the\nAuociation would be ible to wipe\nout the deficit ind creite \u25a0 reserve\nRELIANCE HEALTH BOUND\nReliance Health Association (Nil.\n\u2022on)\u2014On Dee. II, 1845, flnincei\nwere tn a aound condition, and ln\nMr. Grlmmctt'i Opinion, Ita a'tilrs\nware being capably and honestly\nmanaged, u it March, 1849.\nCltlzeni' Health ind Accident Aiioclitlon, according to Chirlei\nthit thua orginlzitlom ihould be\nunder ttrlct lupervlslon , , , to\nensure their operation ii in the lntereiti of their memberi and not\nfor the main advantage of their officers'ond directors,\" ho said.\nThere wu no suggestion from iny\nlource thit the plana of the societies were unsound ind he uld that\n{irovided they were on a non-prof-\nt basis and under good management they ahould be advantageous\nto tiie public.\nThe membership of these associations indicated I considerable .demand on the part ot the publlc tor\nprotection for accident and illness\nat reasonable ratei.\n\"I am ot the opinion that lt ia advantageous to the publlc for societies ot the type subject to thli enquiry to be carried on provided they\nare on a non-profit basis and under\ngood management.\" .\nHe aaid that in the hearings conducted throughout the province it\nwould seem ipparcnt that the public generally were desirous of hiving tome form of health Insurance\nInaugurated, either by the provincial or Dominion Government on a\nqpntributory basis.\n\"I personally cannot iee any reaion why thll ihould not be accomplished.\"\nHe uld he wu unible to itate\ndefinitely whether or not any of the\nsocieties offering ind soliciting\nmembership through uleimen to\nthe publlc generally were operating\non a tound bull.\n\"I find, however,\" he tald, that\nreduced rates and Increased benefit! ire for obtaining increased\nmembership . . . U I result of the\ncompetitive effort\nli being sought ... at continuing\nlow ratei tor greater ud enlarged\nbenefit.\n\"Apparently there la no penon\ncirrylng on the actuarial provision\nln respect to casualty insurance,\"\nhi added. . . ,. .\nHe made the following recommendations:\n1. The societies be required to file\nfinancial statements with the Superintendent of Insurance at leut\nsemi-annually, particularly letting\nout ill receipti trom ind payments\nto members for benefits and details\nof all remuneration received by director! or offlcen of the societies.\n2. Thit the locletiei ihould be\ncompelled forthwith to become licensed under the Iniurance Act and\nbe prohibited trom continuing to\noperate until thla hu been accomplished. '\n9. That each lociety ind IU uleimen be required to be licensed under the Iniunnce Act\n4. Tblt societies before being licensed under the Iniurance Act be\nrequired to utlify the Superintendent of Iniurance or some other\nqualified penon that the plan li on\n1 sound financial bull.\n5. Tblt societies before being 11c-\ndlrectori md UlM organizations.\nHa alio luggeited that before any\nchange or alteration of benefits,\nconditioni or terms ot memberihlp\nor any other matter affecting the\nmemben' rlghta and privileges miy\nbe mide thiy ihould be (Irst submitted to the auperinttndent tor ipprovil\n\"I would finally recommend,\" he\nuld, \"that ihould it any time the\nsuperintendent of iniurance ucer-\nPublish Bill for Nationalization\nOf British Electricity System\nLONDON, Jan. 10 ((AP) - Tha\nBritish Oovernment publlihed todiy a bill calling tor itate acqulal-\ntlon ot Britain'* entire electricity\nproduction and iupply lyitem, Initiating thi ilxth pnaie of in 18-\nmonth-old nationalization progrim\nproviding for publlc ownership of\nit leut ieven of the nitlon'i Mile\ninduitrl-i.\nThe bill provide! for ippolntment\not \u2022 central authority to itandirdlse\nthe lnduitry and furnish increued\nluppliti it cheaper ratea.\nFour buslnewM ind induitrlH \u2014\nthe Bank ol England, Civil Aviation,\nCible and Wireless Ltd., ind coal\nmining\u2014elready have paued Into\npublic ownership under the govern\nment'i lociillit progrim. A bill tor\nnitlomllzition of Inland traniport\nil belore Pirllament\nNitlomllzition of the iteel lnduitry hu been defined, probably un\ntil next yeer.\nPirllimentiry obierven predicted\nitrong oppoiltlon to tha meuure ln\ndebit* ln thi Houm of Commoni,\nbut Oovernment ludiri, backed by\n\u00abn overwhelming mijorlty, were\nconfident of passage.\nInformed sources estimited the\ngovernment would piy iproxlmate-\nly \u00a39,900,000,000 to itockholdm of\n180 private power compinlei.\nThe government itock will be\nguirinteed by the Tretiury.\nAND HE CURED HIS ULCERS TO BOOT\nIAST OABT, Ind., Jm. 10 (AP)-\nChuty Jolt Ray, once thi hardut\nworking dlitance runner In United\nStatu track hiitory. la liborlng\nharder thin ever now it the ige of\n51\nThii amislng Utile man, who competed In mora than 800 imiteur\nnew it dlitanaea from one to M\nmiles, ind proudly wore colon In\nthree Olympic gimei, todix ii tolling It three Jobi to pay oft a mort-\n\u00a3gi on hli little farm hem* md\nvilop I null nuriery buiiness.\nHe worki eight-hour ihlfti ln \u25a0\nOiry Stiel mill, iaku care ot a\nimill herd of milk-producing goiti\nmd bustlii ibout hla nurnry with\nth* Idee thit it will provide hli\nIncome In hli declining year.\n\"I'm in love with lh* job of land-\nexeoM et *****iSpr* e\nue tor the period Sim Jaa. 1,1849\nu_ __*,_. ui* umtiam _hvwi tuts, s. tuuu\n(correct according to report) ot\nWett Coait Health and Accident\nAuoclitlon oommmced operitlona\nJan. il, 1849 ud at Feb. II, lul\n\u2022howed a deficit of M00 odd with no\nruervii whatever lot payment tt\nclalmi.\nWutern Mutual Mldlcal Aid Boo\nlety ot B. C. (mimbenhlp between\nill aad MO) ihowed a reierve of\nsome 11000 odd at Nov. M, 1849.\nWeitern Mutuil Tnvellers' Aid\nSociety ihowed \"Quite I lubsUntlil\nreierve\" at Nov. SO, 1845.\nlng to the fl.wiri. thrube end\nyoung tree*,\" Ray uyi. \"I hope to\ngive Tt all my time u'aoon u I acquire ownenhlp tt the properly.\nThat won't be long. Thm I'll ny\ngood-by to the.mill.\"\nIo hii trick dayi, Ray nn the\nmil* 99 tlmM ln 4.M or better during IB buiy amiteur years trom 1810\nthrough 18M. He wu th* flnt Amerlcin clocked it 4:11 Indoori. From\n1917 to IHS he Held virtually ill re-\nSirde trom 1000 yirdi to 10 mllu.\n\u2022 wu the greatut drawing card\nol hla time.\nStomach ulc*ri, which filled to\nrespond to preocflbed treitment ilx\nyun ago, prompted Ray to nln\ngo*ti tor thilr mllk. II* lived on \u2022\ndaily diet of thru quarti ot goil\nmllk ind encken tor \u2022 y*ir. Thi\nulceri diuppured.\nt^. Vl \\mrmma.****?* fWl* \/>\n-v^^^^i^wwewijaaaaawaaMaiaiaao\n\u25a0 gmmnaM amm. _* '\u25a0 saOaaaoeammaiamM\nf**i. imrimtr'a #w4a%ftntl\nVERY REVERIND FRID P. CLARK, M.A.\nEPIPHANY f\n9:00 a.m.\u2014Holy. Communion\n8:45 a.m.-Sunday School\n11:00 a.m.\u2014Morning Prayer\n3:00 p.m.\u2014Willow Point\n940 p.m.-Broadcist CKLN\n7:30 p.m.\u2014Evening Prayer\nAll Services Will Be Conducted by\nRev. J; Rogers, Rector of Trail\nOrittttg 8nifeft:\u25a0_.\u00bb\u00bb\u00ab .mtnirtti\nFRENCH UPLIFT BRAZ\n\u25a0y Rose Mini\nSlzei <2-M\n$1.35\nFASHION FIRST\n\u2022 MT. and Mrs. Charlea Norrli,\nFifth Street, hid u gueiti their\nsons John and Mac, who ittend\nU. B. c, and havt rtturntd,\nMn. Moran and ehlldrtn of\nRevelitoke havt Joined Mr. Morin\nand art it present ln residence at\ntht Royal Hotel.\nMra. Oordon Hallett, Medical\nArte Apartments, la expected home\nat the weekend from Trail where\nshe has betn ROest of her son-in-\nlaw tnd diughter, Mr. and Mrs. SL\nJohn Madaley.\nMr. md Mn. Roy Sharp, Hoover Street, havt as guests their\nMn. Harry Korolak. Mn. V. Doyle,\nMlH Albertine Choquette, Mrs.\nMorarl, Mrs. Scott, Mn. A. Ling,\nMrs. D. AureUo, Mrs. F. Boyd, Miss\nW. Kinahan, Mn. W. G. Fullerton,\nMn. G. F. Stevens, Mn. W. B. Kopecki, Mn. Louis Colettl, Mrs. John\nMcPhail, Mn. M. J. Vigneux md\nMrs, George A, Tapp.\n\u2022 Miu Jun Hedley hu returned from Cranbrook where she ipent\nthe holidayi with her parenti, Mr.\nmd Mn. E. L. Hedley, formerly ot\nNelson to resume her studies at the\nNelion Builneu College.\n\u2022 Vlilton in town Wednesday\nincluded RL Rev. A. K. Maclntyre\ndaughter Mn. Penlkett md young \/__Ct OT_f TT\u00bb\nQueen Mary, and travelling 600,0001 KllOO M UK\nAllu with a total of 800,000 Allied *-**+** v\u00bb wr- mm\ntroops. ROSS SPUR, B.C. - Little Billy\nResearch Council Turns From War\nTo Aid Everyday Johnny Canuck\nSATURDAY, JAN. 11, 1947\nOTTAWA. Jan. 10 (CP)-All the\nway from the atom to agriculture,\nand from Polymyxa to pork chops,\nCanada'i National Reuarch Coun-\nToday he ihaved nearly two hours I BeetsTra,\"ion of Mr. md Mrs John c'l li ipplylng the hird-won lessons\nfrom the Elisabeth'! beat tram- Beetstra Is -a patient in the Trail- ot war to the solution of the prob-\nAtlantic time. He did not break the! Tadanac Hospital. lemi of peice.\nThe,Job of reconvenlon now hu\nbeen completed, ind the council\nuld todiy It wu fully embarked\non the talk of providing new or\nImproved luxlliiriu to post-war\nCanadian life.\nThe Council declared lit wartime\nreuarch organiutlon bai been modified to suit peacetime needi md ltl\nfacilities have been greatly expanded to provide the \"but poulble\"\nurvlcu for Canadlm lnduitry.\nHigh on the Ust ot projects reported by the organization wu ltl\natomic energy research division,\nformed to harness the power of the\natom to the aid of industry ind medicine.\nA separate division of medicil research hu been created tnd tht\ncouncil ll delving too, into tht headaches of the Canadian householder\nthrough a building research division.\nOther new ventures Include the\nbuilding of a prairie regional laboratory at Sukatoon, Sask., tor the\nstudy of farm surpluses\u2014especially\nwheat\u2014and watte producti iuch u\nstraw.\nFor prospectors the Council hu\njoined with tht Unlttd Stitei ln developing i magnetic airborne detector, uied orlglmlly to imell out lub-\nmarlnes. It il tiled for tht location\not iron md oil depoiiti.\nFrom firm cropi tnd firm waste\nntw producti tor induitrlil uiage\nSaturday\nCKLN\n1240 ON THE DIAL\n7:00-0 Cimdi\n7:02\u2014Preu Newi\n7:07.\u2014Sunrise Serenade\n7:30\u2014Music for Siturday\n8:0O-CBC Newi\n8:15\u2014Pick of thl Hi*!\n8:S0\u2014Morning Concert\n\u00bb:44-CJPX Train Tlmt\n8:45\u2014Hebrew Chrlitlin Hour\n_;00-BBC Niwi\n9:14\u2014Weather Forecait,\n0:15\u2014Pops on Parade\n9:30\u2014Stories ln Muilc\n0:59-Time Signal\n10:00-MedleyTime\n10:15\u2014World Church Newi\n10:45\u2014Preu Newi\n10:30\u2014Musical Program\n11:00\u2014Metropolitan Opera\n2:00\u2014Tea and Crumpet!\n3:00\u2014Old Favourltea\n3:S0\u2014Jimmy Doriey\n3:45\u2014Swing Time\n4:00-Hawall Calls\n4:28-CPR Train Time\n4:30\u2014Peerless Newi\n4:45\u2014Muilcal Program\n5:0O\u2014Sacred Heart Program\n5:15\u2014America on Parade\n5:30\u2014Cavalcade of Melody\n\u00ab:00\u2014CBC Newi\n8:05-NHL Hockey\n7:30\u2014Orgin Muilc\n8.00\u2014Red River Barn Dance\n8:30-\u00a3lub Donahue'a Orchestra\n10:30\u2014Prelude to Midnight\n9:15-Thii Week\nJ:30-Three Suns Trio\n9:45\u2014Lee Sims\n\u00bb:55-Solo Spotlight\n10:00-CBC Newa\n10:15\u2014Hollywood Barn Dance\n10:45\u2014Dance Orcheitra\nll:00-God Save The King\nKeep a Roof Over Their Heads\nProvido lecurity fer your family and your future.\nYou can't podiock a fire, but wa can help you\nmaka tara you hava Hia dollan te reitore your\nhoma, ihould fire destroy It, Don't ba cought\nwith Iniuranca that will only cover a fraction of\nywir. lou. |aa IM for adequate coverage today.\nRON SOMERS\nINSURANCE\n446 Ward St.\nREAL ISTATE\nPhono 1112\n-n\u2014\n_*j__m__\nThe new ZOTOS Cold Prmuamti\ntit Ibt .ee ret at Ini rly, softer,\n\u25a0 liinirr hair \u25a0 , . H a.lap lul.le and\neasy to take eut of. Phone\ntor aa appointment today.\nAik fort ZOTOS IMPERIAL\nCREAM COLD PERMANENT or a\nZOTOS REGULAR CREAM\nCOLD PERMANENT\nHeml*p*A...by tha nwhtrtetlAt\n\/omom IOTM Machin.lr,,\ntirmnnenl W*u*\nMilady's\nBEAUTY PARLOR\nPhoni 244\nill Iikir IL\nCJAT\n010 ON TIIE DIAL\n7:00\u2014Hebrew Chrlitlin Hour\n\"\u25a0.lJ-Pren Newi\n7:30\u2014Muilcal Programmt\n7:45-Muaical Programme\n8:0O-CBC Newi\n8:15-Five Minutei of Pint Music\n8:20-Muslcil Fill\n1:30\u2014Ntwntud Noveltlea\n8:45-Musical Fill\n8:55\u2014Mirchanditt Newt\n9:0C\u2014BBC Ntwi\n9:15\u2014Pops on Panda\n0:30\u2014Saturday Review\n10:0O\u2014Teen Townera\n10:t__\u2014Prtu News.\n11:00\u2014Metropolitan Open\n2:00\u2014Tei ind Crumpet!\n3:00-H Rllme Troplcil\nJU5-CBC Newi\nCKLN\n1240 ON THI DIAL\n(STANDARD TIMI)\n8:55-0 Canada\n0-9\u2014C.P.R. Train Tlmt\n9:00-BBC Ntwi\n(:14-Weither Portent\n9:15-Songl md Singers\n0:30-Alan and Me\n10:00\u2014B. C Gardener\n10:11-\u2014Muilcil Program\n10:3O-Way of thi Spirit\n11.00-CBC Newi\nll:30-Chapel by the Side of the\nRoad\n11:45 -Preu Ntwi\n12:0O-Niw York Phllhirmonlc\n1:..0\u2014Church of tht Air\n2:00-CBC Niwi\n2:0*'\u2014John Flihir Reporti\n2:15-Weekend Review\nSUNDAY, JAN. 12, 1947\n!:30\u2014Fountain of Faith\n3:45\u2014Jazz Jamboree\n4:00\u2014Musical Programme\n4:30\u2014Songs ln Sweet Style\n4:45\u2014Muilcal Programme\n5:00\u2014Time Out for Music\n5:30\u2014The People Ask\n5:45\u2014Sports College.\n6:00\u2014CBC Newi\n-:05\u2014NHL Hockey\n7:30\u2014Orgin Muilc\n8:00\u2014Red River Btm Dinct\n8:30-Stiare the Wealth\n0:00\u2014Current and Choice.\n\u00bb:1!>-Thls WeeJ\nB:30\u2014Three Suns Trio\n9:45-The Oay White Way\n10:0O-CBC Newi\n10:15\u2014Hollywood Bern Dmce\n11:00\u2014Blltmort Hotel Orcheitri\n11:30\u2014Peerless Newa\nll:40-Slgn Off ...Thl King...\nmay evolve aa tht result ot the coun\ncil's researches. One Of theae, from\nwheat, li a new resin useful tn\npaint-making.\nPlan Helicopter\nMail Run\nSEATTLE, Jan. 10 (AP)-Herm\nPoulln of the Centril Aircraft Co.,\nYakima, announced here today the\ncompany hu applied to tho Civil.\nAeronautic! Board for ipprovil of\nhelicopter mill runt irom Seattle\ntft Bremerton and Olympic Peninsula pointi; Seattle to Everett via\nBothell and Edmonds, md Seattle\nto Tacoma via White River Valley\npoind. He said the compiny hoped\nto have two helicopters ln operation at Yakima by Feb. 1. Strvict\nwould be on a \"point to point\" basil with no airports necessary ta the\nmachlnea can land ln a iquare plot\nwimmiwiwiiim^i\nYES'\u2014 Wo Soil\nRAW AND PASTEURIZED\nMILK\nDr. David C. Cowen\nof Spokane, . ..\nBrings to you dally\nm MotM\nTha Peerless musical program of established and\n\u2022ver-growlng popularity.\nCXJtvi\nMonday to Friday, 1:00 p.m.; Saturday, 1:00 p,m.f\nSunday, 3:00 p.m.\n2:2\u00bb\u2014Weither Forecut\n2:30\u2014Hebrew Chrlitlin Hour\n2:43-Gettlng Sentimental\n3:00\u2014Old Favorlttt\n3:30\u2014Tht Three Suni\n3:45\u2014South of the Border\n4:00\u2014Sundiy Serenade\n4-_9-Triln Time\n4:30-Peerleii Newi\n4:45\u2014Strange Ai It Stems\n_:00-Chirlit McCarthy\n5__30-Stage tt\nfi:30-St. Saviour'i Pro-Cathedral\n7:0O-CBC Newi\n7:15-The Old Songs\n7:30\u2014 Bernard Helntt\n8:00\u2014The Readeri Take Over\n8:_0-Sunday Strtnadt\n0:00\u2014Current md Chofct\n\u00bb:30-Oideon Program\nl0:0O-CBC Newi\n10:15\u2014Canadian Yarns\nILOO-God Ssva tht King\nCJAT\n010 ON THI DIAL\nSTANDARD TIMI\nl:0O-Pren New!\nB:15\u2014Mtlodlo Moodi\nS.M-Lutheran Hour\n\u00bb:X-BBC Ntwi\n0:15\u2014Report from Pirllament Hill\n\u00bb.30-Alin md Mt\n10.*.)\u2014Onipel Half-Hour\n10.10\u2014Muilcal Programme\nI0:4\u00bb-Pi*eia Newt\n11:00-Knox Church Strvict\nll:0O-New York Phllhirmonlc Or.\nISO-Church of iht Air\nlOO-CBC Newt\nS:0S\u2014John Fliher Reporta\n2:15\u2014Klmore Phllpolt\n2:30\u2014Singing Start of Tomorrow\nif i'-m-^liliiiiMliii\nS:00-O__!a and Harriet\nS:SO-L!ghtnlng Jim\n4:00\u2014Muslcil Programme\n4,-SO-Mtulc for Canadlani\n5:0O-Chirlie McCarthy\n5:30-Sta|t tt\n\u00ab:SO-Album of Familiar Muile\n7:0O-CBC Newi\n7:1J-Thi Old Songi\nT:S0-rStrtnade tor Stringi\n1:00\u20148L Andrew'! Church Broid-\neait\n8:30\u2014Sundiy Seranlde\n\u00bb:0O\u2014Preibyterlin Church\nl:JO-Flreslde Silhouettes.\n0:49\u2014Sundiy MedlUUoni\n10:00-CnC Ntwt\nIII Ir, Mii-.ii- for You -\nIO:30-Prilude to Midnight\n11:30\u2014 Peerless Newi\n11:41.-Sign off: The King.\n_\nReliance Health Ass n\nwishes to announce to Its members and prospective^ members that we have\nassociated ourselves with the Stanley Agencies of Vancouver ond New Westminster, which will enable us to operate on,p much wider leopa.\nWe pledge ourselves to maintain tho same high standards of service and\nprotection to our members and to make Improvements If possible.\nInquire Today How You Too May Have This Wonderful\nPiWectlon Against SICKNESS AND ACCIDENTS\nOnly o Pow Cant* a Day Will Kaop Your Worries Away, From Sickness and\nAccident Billi. \u2014 Inquire Today, Tomorrow Moy Be Too Late\n\/\nReliance Health Ass'n\n446 Ward St.\n\"YOU CAN RELY ON RELIANCE\"\nPhona 119\nNalion, B.C.\nj\n_____________________________\n -'\u2014\u25a0\u25a0\"\n6 \u2014 NELSON DAjLY NEWS, SATURDAY, JAN. 11, 1947\nTODAY'S News Pictures\n\u25a0. * ' ' ' \u25a0 ' '\u2022'\u25a0.'\u2022'\u2022\nI Massey Qoes He's King\u2014and He Knows iti\nSkiing\nPar from the bright lighti of\nNew York, end the movie sets\nef Hollywood, li the fllm end\n\u2022Ugi Iter* Raymond Masiey,\nwho \"iklied the old year out and\nthe New Yeir In\" at the Alpine\nInn ef tit, Margaret.\u2022 Country\nClub In Quobeo\nBushmin, the 550-pound gorilla of the'Lincoln Perk Zee; In Chicago, who wu reoently named the king of all animals In captivity by\nunanlmoui vote of the nitloni zoo directors, holds a pose befitting\nhll royal majesty. A natural showoff ind a horn mugger, Bushman\nglvu one of the exhibitions whloh made him popular with vlilton to\nthi loo. He was captured In Africa 18 yean ego, i\n\u00a3^WU2*.\nMOTIF! IN PAIRS\nEach motif hu in identical twin!\nThat's three pairs of towels, or pillowcases, or 3 scarfs ln one pattern.\nColorful itltehery.\nBulc embroidery itltchei makei\"\"'\nlinens colorful IPattem 712 trans- \u25a0;\nfer ol 8 motlfi averaging 5x10 In. gt\nmiiut Wheeler'i new, Improved m\npattern makes needlework so lim- 7\npie with iti charts photoi, conciiei\u2014\ndirections. g\nSend TWENTY CENTS (20c) In Z\ncolni, (stamps cinnot be accepted) g\ntor thii pittern to Nelion Daily co\nNewi, Nccdlccraft Dept, Nelson,\nB. C. Print plainly Pittern number,\nyour name ind addreu.\n'Axis Sallf Freed y4 Reads fm the Mght Blue Yonder\nShown In a Frankfurt, Oermany, prieen juit before her re-\nlean, Mildred 'Axle tally\" Oil-\nfar* took verbal cricks at Secretary ef State Byrnes end it\nJewry In general In en Interview with newipapermen. \"Axil\ntally,\" formerly of Portland,\nOre, broadcait Nail propaganda\nto the U. 8. troopi during the\nwir. ReMntty hir relMie wu\nordered, but the wu directed to\nreport regularly to the U. 8. In-\ntelllgence offlcen In the American zone.\nTheie picturei give you \u25a0 cloieup view of thl launching of I German V-2 rocket projectile during a U. 8. Army tut at the White Sandi,\nNew Mexico, proving groundi. At top lift thl launching charge li\ntouched off md filming gu bilchu from till of thi giant rocket; top\nright. It start! upward. Lower lift, now wlll on III wiy, It tieglns to\nluvi thl characterise fiery wake n It roan aloft; lower right, gaining speed every split second, It headi for thl lonipherr.\nThey'll Do |t Every Time -\u2014_.._.--.-_. By Jimmy Hado\nWHA-AT? 85 CENTS TOR\nA MISERABLE LITTLE\nBOTTLE OF COLORED\n.VATf-P? OUTRAGEOUS!\nWW,*-0U.VE\u00abMTPIVE\nMINUTES PUTTING\nIT UP! MY DOCTOR\nSHALL HEAR ABOUT\nMl\n9132\nSUB\nIMP\nTKwucut TTlWitut\nDREAM 0REI8\nA frock with charms to Intrigue\nthe shyut beiux! GlrU. uw Pittern\n1132 with ltl new neckline, ltl\nflirty peplum . . . drum itulf i Jr.\nMlu can- make quick u \u25a0 wink.\nThll pattern glvu perfect fit, tl\neuy lo use. Complete, illustrated\nSew Chirt shows you every itep.\nPattern 9132, two-pleccr. Jr. Mill\nsizes 11, 13, 13, 17. Size 11 takes 2ft\nyards 39-inch fabric.\nSend TWENTY CENfS (20c) In\ncoins iilampi cinnot be iccepted)\nfor thU pittern. Print pUlnly SIZE,\nNAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER.\nSend your order to NeUon Dilly\nNtwi, Pattern Depirtment, NeUon,\nB.C.\nAUNT HET\nBy ROBERT OUILLIN\n\"Emily ilwiyi trusts In Provl-\n| dance ind upirin: but Providence\nI gave ui brains, ahd It standi to reaion w.'te expected to use whit wl'-\nI v* got.\"\n_______\nWOLF\n,_hilS\n.BUT DONT*\n'OPfi-WUN'V \\tOr\\rKy-.)\n' AN* ATHEV 16 r,\n.SNAPIW?) CLEAN W\n' ACROSS *\"\nitir\nfl\n' \u2022 \u25a0 '\u25a0,''' - _\\\nn\n* 1* eVJ ,\nMC**\"\" '\/\nBE--\u2022-\u201e;; j\npec tne\nLOM\u00bb COLD\nWEATHER-\nWHY DONT\nVOU PUT\nOKISOMB\nCLOTHES?\nWTHEB-DONT\nBBSQOLD-\nKA5HI0IMED.'\nDONT VOU\n\\WBnJT VOUR\nCWU6HTEP'\nTO'BE IN\ny ; \u25a0 \"V1\nTHS 16\n\u2022-XJTR\/feEOUS.-\nAN' IM SONWA\nPUTA STOP\nTo'rr-i MUST\nt TALK TO\n^ MAeee.*\n- *- \u25a0 '\u2022\u2022\"'' ' r'\/ZZ.:-: . ,-: : .. .i--.._' i\n***tmt a welter t-km V every-\ntoUjg wae aU rt|ht. kt went!\neomethlne Mt-\"\n..to\n Wi.(ippipoBP\n3\u00b0l\nCLASSIFIED\nI PHMEM \u25a0\"\u25a0',\"\u25a0\u25a0\nBIRTHS\nMcCANN-IV Mr.\"*and Mri. Ar-\nthur F. McCinn, it St. Joseph'i Hos-\n\u2022ital, Vancouver, Wuh.,.Dee. 19, i\ndiughter, Helen Marie. (Mrl. McCinn wu formerly Slmonne Bourgeois ot Cranbrook ind Nelson)\nMCDONALD\u2014To Mr. ind Mn.\nJin McDonald, at Hayward, Cal.,\nme 1, \u2022 ion, Robert. (Mr. McDon\nlid Wil formerly ot Nelion.)\nHUP WANTED\nUlOn A NATURAt-NIW PAT-\nented tool multiplies man'i\ni itrength 31 timei. Sell wholeiale,\nretail outlet!. Needed by Autoists,\nFarmers, Lumbermen, Builders,\nGaragemen, Transports, Public\nWorki. Immediatt delivery. Write\n. OT Wirt tor attractive sale! proposition. Palcoieel Co., Limited,\nCornwall, Ontirlo. .\n\u25a0WAttftitt - _.&\u00abA1M WS\ntwo monthi work In Trail. Rate\n$1.23 per hour. Bunkhouie accommodations ivillible. Apply Bennett * White Construction Company, Trail. Phone 323.\nSalesman, with or without\nexperience. Full or part time, good\nproposition to the right nun. Ap-\nply 448 Wart St., Nels.n, B. C,\nWANTED - Woman or 6__tC\nto 'help with houiework part\ntime. Phone 50.-Y.\n-\u2022WanteI) \u2014 two Bffit-flRTB.\nApply Civle Theatre evening!.\nWanted \u2014 lady clbrk. Ap-\nply Mirm'l Drug Store.\nA H01U Bf..\ndergarten With our help. Canadian\nKindergarten Inttltute, Winnipeg,\nMin,\nLook YbiflWKft! fcMWRI HA-\ntural Dolor to graying hair with\nAngellqut Grey Hair Reitorer.\n$1, It Mann-Rutheriord end til\ndruggists.\nito'i MaK_*6_W_L bftUO SOV-\ndrill aiiortment, 13 for $1.00 poitpaid ln plain idled wrapper, finest quality, teited, guaranteed.\nWeitern Dlitributon, Box H RNC,\nRegina, Sask.\nMM\nused by the teaspoon'ful tht ume\nas sugar, and ll equal to 20 pounds\nof iugar, $1.00 postpaid, refund\nguaranteed. & Belinger, Plimon-\ndon, Alti.\nAhTBJTION\nSITUATIONS W AHTtP\nJlELSON KX-SERVICEMAN, MAR-\ntied, needi a permanent poiltlon.\nExperienced in Accountancy.\nTyping, Shorthand and general\noffice work. Bu alio had oon*\nliderable experience u itore\nelirk. A. J. Linduy,1 700 Sillcl\nStreet, Nelion, B.C. Phont 4_0Ot\nmmmssm\nmen. Investigate our line of fut\nidling, quick repeating food,\nhousehold needs, imall-ware irti-\nclei and Dr. Bell veterinary medicines. Write Nu-Products, 442\nNotre Ave., Winnipeg, Mm.\nHERBS FOR HEALTHI Elik'i Tel\nNo. 4, a herbal remedy,,hai a\ntonic-rettoratlve iction which\nbraces tnd strengthen! the bowel\nmuiclei and nervei which hive\ngrown week and ilack. \"No. 4\"\nSCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION\nCivil Service\nExaminations\nPreptrt NOW for Spring eliminations. Write M.C.C. Civil\nService School, 301 Endcrton\nOicrf,ai^PS_jro-CAPS you\nUse AngelHue Otw Hair Wtor;\ner to regain natural color-life. $1\ntt Mann-Rutherford and all drug-\nt T I l\u00bb*l mtt***B*=aim==a_*um\nLOST ANO FOUND\ntost - WHITl OOLD BULOVA\nwatch, valued at ktepofet. Finder\npleitt phont 419-R. .\nal\nETS, CANARIES, BEES, ETC.\nR SALE-GERMAN SHEPHERD\n2 monthi old. L. Knolmyer,\nBUSINESS ANO\nPROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY\nASiAYlWAMDMlMr\"\nRtPRISII-TATIVES\n'trt, 301 JoMphlne St, Nelion.\nfc I ELl_-_a,^5sgLAt\u00ab, 6.' C\n, Asuyer, Chemist, Mine Kpwntye.\n||L Jl BUB, Independent kine Rip.\nrettntttlve. Bo\u00ab 54, Trail, B.C.\n1. B. mow** Co. - a_u\nityen & Metallurgists. All work\ngiven prompt ittentlon. 1134 Ptn-\nder St W., Vincouver, B. C\nC-ilft-JMiAcfoi-S-\n. tbw jBO-ffiW p.c.. fl-tto-\nlORILLkRs\"*\npitctlc X-rty Splnogrsphy, 9trind\n\u2022Bleitre BId|. Trtl-J\n*BTamond\niBfRBiEX-. diamond BfBXBN\nCt, Ltd, Drilling Md Bit Ser-\nI .vice. Box 808, Bottland, B.C.\nIN0INEIR8 AND tURVEYOM\n% W. HBOTTWBW AM\nCivil Engineer. B. C. Lind Surveyor. Roulind ind Grand Fork!\nK)?D C AFFLECK, 218 GOW. Stt.\nNtlson. B. C, Surveyor, ~\nfftluRANCI AND hi\nCllAs. F. McHARDY, INBURANC-L\nReil ElUte. - Phone 138.\nPERSONAL\nWHIN IN VANCOUVER\nAimer Hbte.1, Opp. CP\nSPOT CASH FOR 08l_D\nof tU kinds Phont\n524 Vtrnon.\nRhyming Dictionary 75c. Wrltt\nTODAY, Frtt circular. Thelmi\nCarleton, Roll Spur, B.C.\n|B5tfS=\n,-lIONS\n259ol;\u00b0\nP.O. BOL _\nAfl\u00bb |.(\u00abB. roll deve\nea l\u00bbc. Reprints te.\nYOU tA$ iW l\nPHOTL^i.a...\nPIPE\nIN STOCK\nUsed Standard Black Pipe. Sizes\n1\" lo 10\" diameter, thread both\nendi, coupling one end.\nLap Rl vetted Sttel Pipe, ilzei\n12\" to 18\" diameter.\nVentilation or Blower Pipe ilm\nr to ir dlimeter.\n4\" O.D. Seamless Tubing. Pipe,\nFltttngl and Vilvei. OM-duS\nand FitUngi.\nNelson Machinery\nEquipment Co.\n214 Hall it Phone 18\nMining,\nffir\nMilling ind\ntractors' Supplies.\nchlnery\n_jg ind Sawmill\nBuilding ind Con-\n\"If lt'i machinery you want, consult us.\"\nBuilders\nWe have the largest ond\nmost complete stock of\nsash, frame5 ond windows\nin Western Canada available for immediate delivery. Wrlti for complato\ncatalogue to P.O. Box\n2373, North Vancouver,\nB.C.\n-\u25a0\u00bb'*'t*\"\u00ab\u00ab\"\nJOR SALE - 1 ONLY NEW 18\ncubic foot 1 door refrigerator tor\nimmediate delivery subject to\nprior tale $490.00. Terms avail-\nible. Phone 1003-R. - '\nORDERS TAKEN FOR 2S CORDS\ndry tomnrac. 12 or 1$ Inch long.\n8 day delivery, caih only. 518-Gth\nStreet Phone 748-R4.\ntTAlifb-U-D RtCEIPT toC-Ks,\nreceipti to page With duplicate\nsheets, Ntlion Dally News Printing Dept\nFOR SALE - 6 PIECE MODERN\ndinette Suite. Like Ntw, Fhone\n39.-R ifter 8 p.m.\nFOR BALE - PREMIER DUPLEX\nvacuum cleaner, fint dill condi-\ntlofl. Apply it desk, Savoy Hotel\nPIPE -FITTINGS- TUBES, SPE\ncill\nCo..\nf5R\"\ntrailer $40. C\nphlne Street.\nEGGS.\nlow nri**ts.\n813 Powell\nSAtJE \"-\nActlvt fradini\nSt. Vancouver\nTWO WH^E-,\nDave, 881 Joie\nKtEiH BSK KIM AP?L8S:\n$1.25 box. Wl deliver. Ph. 47T-Y8\nMACHINERY\nNtw two-top two-ipted lightweight ill-steel hind hoIiU, price\nM3.S0: ntw Gilchrist logging\nlickt, $.5; new tnd und flexlbn\ngilvanlied and blick iteel ctble;\n4\" Mml-ittel bench villi, $$; ntw\nlieel plitt . remninti, pipe tnd\nfitting!.\nATLAS IRON 4. METALS L'\nUW Prior S*. Vincouver,\nModeli i-U 8 ind 5-S\npowered win giioline\nengine! tnd on pneumitle\ntired wheels In itock\nt\u00bb\nContrition -equipment of all\nkinds. Nitlonil Michlnery C.\nLtd.. Vancouver, B. C.\nHOMIW, HOUSES, FARMS\nFAhM FOR SALE -> 1_M ACRES.\n1 acres undtr orchard and r\u00absp-\nberry. 8 acres undtr hiy kit\ngirden. Big stucco house, t rooms\nupstairs, 4 rooms down, Baiement and cellar, big barn, chicken\ncoop. 30 x 20 garage tnd tool\nshed. 1 shed 18 x 20. Lots of water.\nGood building. Well known productive firm, Bttt location, Alio\n11,21 acres farm, ntw building, S\nroom house tnd htm, root house,\ngirage, wood thed. I milt Jrom\nmain highway, Pan Crttk Road.\nParticulars apply J, Doublnin,\nCastlegar, B.C.\nATAMAN PACffiC kAiLWAY\nUnimproved farm lands and grating lands In the Provinces of Alberti and Saskatchewan tt reasonable pricei. For particular!\nWrit* to the Land Branch 903,\nDipt. Natural Reiourcei. Cslgary,\nand you will be provided with thi\n'nime and addreii of tha representative ln the district in which\nyou an intereited.\nlXnd 1.6-1 SAUt - Id ACMI\nfruit tnd hay. (2 acres In timber\napproximately 1060 cords of Wood\ntome ldgl, some cedar posts.\nLocated 2 milei from Castlegar\nOh Pill Creek Roid. Wrltt for\nparticulars to William J. Lcbl-\ndoff, Caitlegar, B.C.,,;;\nwhV N6T iaiXi.cJ*,'Vdt\u00bb fiM\nIniurance on Household Effecti to\n\u2022 FLOATER ALL RISK POLICY.\nThis protect! you againit Fin ind\nTheft and many Othtr hinrdi,\neither it home Or travelling. Aik\nUl for particulars. C W. Apple-\nyard Sc Co.\nRANCH FOR SALE'- NELSON\nDistrict, running Wtter, on main\nhighway. Close to school and\npoit office. For particulars write\nBox 3401 Daily Newi.\n80 ACRES CHOfCR FARM LAND\nfer sale. Good Bulldlngi ind lots\nof witer. With or without equipment. Fof further information\napply Nick Derhousolf, Creicent\n-\/alley, B.C. _\nFOR SALE - NICELY FURNISH-\ned rooming houit. 14 fruit treei.\n2 blocks from Civic Centre. Re-\nvenue.8110. Box 3408 Daily Newi.\nWANTED TO BUY - F8R CASH.\n8 or 8 room bungalow. Eirly oc-\ncupancy. Box 3432 Daily Newi.\nSmall farm for sale, bal-\niour district, Kootenay Lake. Box\n7484, Daily News.\nToronto Stocks\nMINIS\nAmtl Larder \u2014_____. 1.80\nAnglo-Huronlm ,_. ..... (.18\nAniley 1014\nArJon > m, -.... A\nArmiitlct .... . . . .8$\nAaterii , .1$\nAttu ..._: _.-_ .01\nAubtlle \u201e_..\u201e_, .30\nAumiqut \u201e......, Jf\nAunor 1\u2014. ' 4.3S\nBigamac 23\nBall MlUli Mining .....\u201e_ .08H\nBear Exploration . ,.,'. .._ .70\nBeittit Gold Mlnea . M\nBtiulelu Yillowknlfe ....mm .37\nBevcourt \u201e _U\" .00\nBldgood Kirklind .31\nBobjo Mlntl...,, \u201e...\u201e M\nBonttil ...,._.....\u201e_ .88\nBoyCOn ...S...mmOmm.m.A.mo. .14\nBnlornt _..._-,...! 11.18\nBroulm i.\u201e, .....mo..* 7 M\nBuffilo Ankerlle . 1..... 4.50\nBuffalo Canadian ' .22\nBuffalo Red Lakt - .30\nCalln Flln Flon li\u00ab\nCamnhHl B L.-....- 150\nCanMidartlc M\nCariboo Gold Quart* 2.00\nCutle-TrethtweJ \u201e.\u201e 1.81\nCentral Pitrlcia _. tOJ\nCehtrema(|ui ,1H4\nC Porcupine ..m,... . il\nCheititmue ; 4.10\nCitnlim \u25a0 .11\nCochenour ,. ._. soo\nCoin Lakt _...: .4.\nCoiomac Yellowknlft 2$\nconiaurum Mlnei 1.41\nConsolidated M tt 8 88.80\nConwest , i.*.. om.m.s... .07\nCreitaurum .80\nCroinor _ m-mm-m, 1.40\nDelnite \u25a0 , ..J....\u201e 1.88\nDickenion Red Lakt i 1.80\nDlieovery _...._; ,m. .It\nDlveriifled u W8\nDome Mlnei .,._,..___..._...\u00bb.. 18.88\nDonaldl _ 160.00\nDuqueme \u2014....._._ 1\/41\nvay _ _.... J6\nAhiphl ..... m\nMaftMIc _.... IM\nSullivan 3.50\n-der , 1.0$\nMona M\nFed Kirkland __. _ .\u00ab\nFrancoeur _.. .Si\nFroblsher \u201e J.08\nGiant Yellowkttlfl 8.30\nGIIIIh Lake 18\nGod'i Lake Gold 59\nGold (XaH ._ Si\nGold Dile ' .1$\nCold Eigle __. mm .18H\nGolden Arrow _-.\u201e 41\nGolden Gate ,_...j^^..\u00bb_,M .40\nGolden Mtnltou _ mm. 8.10\nOold Vut i.,\u201e\u201e.\u00bb it\nGrindort _ .18\nGunnir OoM ..u..._-.\u201e_^,_\u201e M\nHllUtor Mlnei .....mm. \u201e 4.80\nHird Rock Gold ..._ .19\nHirker Gold ...._ .18\nHarricana ,17H\nHisagt _ lis\nHeath U..__ 31\nHeva Cadillac h\ni\"'\"- I-1 a \"\"it\nCLAHIFIIP DUfUY\nrJmi* -smmmtmotsi* . . u _fc-ii--wti-wi.-.-4>i*a. .mi\n- \u2022\u25a0 t II I\" - \"\t\nHyWay Hank\nMOTORCYCLES, BICYCLES\n AUTOMOTIVE,\nFOR SALE'- 1038 DE LUXE\nOldsmobile Sedan. Spare tire,\nheater. Serial 536991287. Celling\nprice. At Nelion Transfer garage.\nTffli. AMiJ'tOBWiN BfocK\nBise 830 X 18, BOO X 14, OH x 17,\n500x18, 430x21. Shorty's Repiir\nShop, 714 Biker Strttt.\nGOOD SUPPLY OF TRUCK AND\ncir chalni and tirei. EMPIRE\nMOTORS, 803 Baker Street, Phone\n1135.\nNEWANbUsfcb.'AftfS.-t.l.ALL\nmakei of ctn. City Auto Wreckers. Box 24, Granite Roid .\nnt HS - _i28 BKtR-l\ncoupe, serial 3041111. Celling price.\nV. Manh, R R. No. 1, Nelson.\nHolllnger\nHomer .,.,\nHoico _. ,m.\nHowey .\u201e\t\nHudion *ty M tt B .\nIndian Lake \t\nInspiration-\nInternitlonil Nicktl\nInt uranium ......\t\nJacknlte ........\nJick Willi\t\nraK_it\"_!:r_\nJoUtt QuibtC ..\nltS. Gold'.'.'\nKerr-Addison\nKirk Towniltt'\t\nKlrkland Lakt\t\nLabrador\t\nLike Dufault ......\nUkt Short MlhM\nLamaqua Gold ,.\nLipilki \t\nwitch cold .:...\t\nLexlndth .........._*_..\nLlngmkn Like\t\nLlttlt Long Uc\t\niswv-ourt ..-.A\nLynx ,\t\nMt\u00ab*iii':........u\u201e_,-.\u201e.:\nMicDonild\t\nMacLeod Cockihutt .\nMadsen Rtd Lake ...\nMalartie GoldTr\t\nMarcui ....... ,..\nMclntyre-Porcupine \t\nMcKenrie Red Ukt ......\nMcMarmaC\t\nMcWatten _. __\u201e\nMining Corporation _.,\nMoneta .............mo..._\u2014.\u00bb\nMoahar \u201e....._ ^.^.....^\nNegu*\t\nNew BWllmique...\t\nNib ....: \u201e...,..!\nNicholion Mlnei .....\nNIplMlng Mining\t\nNoranda .-_\u00ab_\u00bb__\nNormetal .\u201e.\u00ab\t\nNoraemin , .......,.\u201e__\u00bb_\nO'Brien Oold Mlhel\t\nO'Lttry ,.,... o..\nOmega OoM\t\nOmnltroni Exploration ...\nOrenidi , \u201e....\nOlUko UM __\u2014,\nPimour Porcupine\t\nParlmaqUe...,\t\nPajrmartir ..,.,....\u00bb.._..___.\np\u00bbm omiile ,..._._...._._..\nPttrron Gold _.__,..,*._\nPicadllly -\u00bb____,\nPickle Crow Oold\t\nPioneer _~\nPowell-Rouyn'Oold\t\nPremier .Gold ... \u00bb\u25a0____\nReevei MicDonild ..........\nPreiton Eist Domt\t\nQuebtc Gold'\t\nOueenston ^__\u00ab\u00ab\u00bb_\u00bb.\nOuemont \u2014,.-,\u2014.\nRegcourt \u2014\nRlchmic Gold Mines .\u2014\nRoche L I, ..1 iw _\u2014\nRouyn Merger \u2014\nBin Antonio Gold\t\nBmnorm ...\u25a0..\u25a0\u25a0.....,.,.........-.--\nSen Rouyn ______\nBhewkty . - \u2014\t\nSheep Crttk ,\t\nSherritt Oordon \u25ba .\nSltcoi G6ld ..' \t\nSladen Maltrtle ..................\nSpringer .-..\t\nRtadacont....... \u201e \u25a0_\u2014,..\u2014,\nStarratt Olltn \t\nSteep Rock ...\nSturgeon R ...\nSullivan Com\nSurf Inlet\nSylvinllt\nMcCoil Front ntd _\nMonUreal Power\nMoert Cc\nNat Steel Cir\nPifl Henhey\nP\u00bb#ell Rlvtr\nShawlnlgan ..\t\nSlckl Brtw a.\nSimpsons pfd ,\t\nSouihim .:.\t\nStttl ot Canada .\nSteal of can pfd.\nUnion Gu\nUnitS Stee\".\nWinnipeg Elec pfd.\n1.33\n_\u00bb\n1.13\n3.05\nit8\nJM\n$,4$\n4,80\n1.88\n8.84\n2.05\n.83\nM\n.82\n.52\n.1$\n$.$8\n.38\nJl\n110\n.11..\n.18\n1.01\n81.50\n1.60\n.lift\n1.08\n.20\n.It\n.09\nM\nKM\n1.80\n1.18\n.53\n8.10\n1.1$\n.1$\n8.08\n3.35\n.93\nlis\n1.80\n1.68\n.90\nj\ntt\n.40\n.10\n.30\n4.23\n.22\n.82\n.38\n133\n1.10\n.31\nno\n.23\n1.38\n_2T\nNELSON DAILY NIWS, SATURDAY, JAN. 11, 1947 - 7\nUM\n14.00\n105.60\n18.M\n$1.00\nBRISTOL, Englind (CP)-Two-\nthlrdi of Bristol Corporation'! \u00a328,<\n000,000 ($104,000,000) replanning\nI scheme hii betn rejected by tht\nfor classified ADVERTISING' ministry ot town and country piu-\nphonb 144 nlng.\nDAILY CROSSWORD\nTake notice that the voters'lilt for\nthe village of Salmo is posted ln\nthe Poat Office at Silmo. A court of\nreviilon to hoM to or amend thli\nlist wilt be held ln the Community\nHill, Silmo, on Wedneidiy, Jan-\nuary 18th, from 10:00 a.m. to 12:0$\nAOon,\nNomination! far three tt) Com-\nmisslonen for tht village will be\nhtld at the Community Hall an\nMondiy, January 27th from 12 noon\nt\u00bb 2 p.m. and if necettary, election\nwill ba held on Thundiy, Jin. 80.\nSigned: R.J.ADAT\nLIVESTOCK kAjltKY an\nl\u00bbA>M SULLIES, ETC.\nMORE EGOS AN6 E-TBA PRi\nlti for you if you Itart\nTriangle Firm Chlcka Finest\nquality ROP.-Slred New Hamp-\nihlre ind Rhode blind Rtd\nchlcki it $18 per 100. Hitching\ntwice weekly Feb. to June.\nGeorge Gsme, Tritnglt Hstcher\u00bb.\nArmstrong.\ni-or'sah -1 fw_njnfTif\nley heifer, good strain. TB.\nteited, Mrs C. Becker, 1418 Vincouver Strttt.\t\nRlGISTEREfiTAYHfi-fltl Kill\ncilf. 2 monthi old. From high\nproducing dsm. Apply W. B. Mc-\nKay, Balfour, B.C\t\nFOR SALE-DAIRY AND POtt-\ntry firm, tbout Vi mllei from\ntown. Good profit!. Apply Btt\n102. Cnnbrook. B C.\nFor sAi.il-atfiistl-fttii PoLL-\ned Shorthorn bulla, for furthir in\nfarmttion write C. flick, Edgl-\nwood, B. C. ______\nM EAU - OBBBMB df\nall mikes with clpacltlei trom UM\n3003 Dilly Newt.\niwat j tifxju\ntplrtmint In Nilion for time In\nTrill Write Mn. F. Klenholr, Til\nSilica. Ntlwn\nfOR REN\nmtn. Phont\n\u2022II mikes with cl\nwttfejfeilAl\n1 Part\n\u00bb Wild pig\n\u2022 St net\nurchin\n!\u00ab Frequently\n12 Proficient\n13 aty IN t.i\n14. Title of\nreipect\n16 Old mtasun\n17 Young dog\n18. Excltmt,\ntlon\n1\u00bb Pohet\n11 Music nott\n2! lUMnlful\n3 Part\nel the\nmouth\n4. Come In\nt.Aworn\n-mat\nof rock\n$. Often\nI poet.)\n7 Atilt\n$. nappe*\nagain\n\u00bbCuU\n11. Btck\nof Ihe\nntek\n18 rate\nVt A marker\n\u2022take\n(aero.)\nM. VlacoM mud\nM. Vigor\nUS. Member of\n\u2022 Mongoloid\ntribe\n' IT. Plunderen\nW. Ripping\nSO. Hiving a\nhandle\ntl. 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TO BPBAK WMM OMB WfJUUJ BUR BB\n-fluifim\n\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0 1\t\n-GADI-TNE \u00ab_ACtS i COULD\nTHINK 6F FOR A HONEYMOON\nIF Wt COULD JUST BORROW\nMIBCARANDA TANK FULL\nOT IMPERIAL ESSO OASO-\nUKBT\nGet Your Imperial Gas\nand Oils From Your\nNeighborhood\nDealer\nPeebles\nMotors Ltd.\nftkuHlvC Oold Mlnet\nTeck-IIughes Gold -\t\nThurbol* MlhM LM .-__.\nTob|irn Gold MlnM .....\nT6\u00bbg_Uit8 : -....____..\nUpper Ctntdt _\u00ab..u^_-\nVenturei ...\nVlcour \u25a0\nWilte Amulet ._\u2014_.\nWui Ltkt -^ \u2014\nW MiUrtle.... __\nWiltiey omto\u2014\nWright Hirgreivel.....\nXtWOTeX _. .momm\nYmlr Yankee Olrl\t\nOIL*\nAn\u00ablo-Cm \t\nBritish Amtrleaa umm..\nBrltlth Dem \u2014 ..\nC lc E Corp ,...\nCilffitmt _\nChemical Rtsttrch..\nDilhoulit \u2014-\nroothllll\t\nHomt OU \t\nimptrlal .. .\t\nIntef Petroldum\t\nMid Continent\t\nNaUonal Me ___..\nOkalta \t\nPacalta \t\nPiclfic Pitt\t\nROyilltl\nPHONE 10*0\n\u25a0 fimninm\nTHL lMUK[i WHKM\nGIVE RESULTS\n(Mtt\nEARLY\nARLIER\nHATCHED CHICKS\nfor 1947\nExport egg contracts require rill\nfrt_h iggi.\nulre Fill lnd Wlnttr\ntarly hitched chicki wlll\ntill thett contricti. >\nFive popular bretdi to\nchooia from\u2014ind rtmtm-\n\"IFt RHulh Thtt Otuirt*\nWrltt:\nt*u H, Lsnglsy Prairie-.\n1.0, lr Oliiniiin Branch,\nVirnon, I. 0.\nRumpKfiPniJnll\nINDU8TRIALI\nAMUbl Power\t\nAbltlbl Power ptd .\nAlgoMl Steil \t\nBithunt A\t\nBeatty\nBill Telephone\t\nBrazilian Tnctlon ......\nBrewet! tt Diitllleri...\nI A OU .a .\u2014\u2014\nBCPicken\nSC Powtr A \nc Power * \u2014\n\u2022 C Pulp \t\nBuilding Products ...__...\nC4n Brtw \u2022 , .,,..\nCtntdt Ctnntn \t\nCan Car ts Fdy\t\nCm Cir * Fdy A\t\nCinidiin CtlintM .........\nSn Certent pM ;, ,..,\n\u00bb Dredging \t\nCan Ind Alcohol A ..._.-\nCan Milting ___.\nC4n Marconi \t\nCan Pack4ra _.\nan Piclfic Rly\t\nCectoimPlow \u2014\nCom Piper _\nDiitllleri Stigrimi\nDominion Brldga\t\nDom Foundtltt .\nRtet) a Coil B\nm Tir fc Chtm\nTtatlie -\namoui Pliytn\t\ninny Ftrtttr ____.\nef Cinadi A .\ntinttu .__..._.._\nUntiu 3* pfd ._\nn 9-tMlvurH\t\nLiNaPiptr\no\u00abLb?iV\nm Wilhtr m,...\nper HI Oil\nptr ltl Ttbtcoo\nStir tfl-M'ZT__I\nItlvlmloe\nUke of tht Woeda ..\nLaura naerd ......\nLbhlaw A \t\nLobliw B\nMaplt Leal i.\nMiner Hirrli\nMiner Rirril pfd\nMcCoil Front -\t\nr w\n..... 180\n.... .\u00ab\n= m\n 4.S0\n:: S\n \u2022 4.80\n_ it\n\u2014 .IT\n_ .1$\n..... $.18\n..... 24\n_. .11\n______ J$\n.... $1.00\ni\nJM\n\u00a3\nLM\nIM\n1233\n14.8.\n.0.\n.18\n.43\n.08H\nit\n1433\n11.7$'\n18.75\nM.00 ,\n23.50\n48.00\n189.00\nMl\n18.23\nM.50\n15 50\nMM\nIM\n88.M\n31.M\n25.75\nMOO\n1400\n1923\n80.00\nMM\nMOO\n13.33\n(3.00\nIM\ni!S\nMM\nHOO\n14.13\n27 00\n93 00\n18.M\n1178\n21 no\n1900\n11100\n1830\nMOO\n11000\nM.M\n1433\n8M\nMM\nUM\nUS\njow\n17 Jl\nMM\nM00\nll.M\num\n11*0\n1440\n1900\nMIS\n2M0\nMarket Trends\nNiw YORK-stock market wu\nmoderately steady tt a fairly active\nopening. Dealingi thtn Blowed but\nSicked up brlikly ln thl aecond\nour tor tn Interval when weakness\nof a few liquors ipread to virtually\n. TOTOfrnHPHidlM aent ericta\ndown progreulvely til along thi\nlint and losies predomlntted. Volume wai bettM than yaitardasr with\na totaljumover of .1,180^100 shares.\n. MONTREAL-Seturltlei followed\nthe downward trend! bf the Ne*\nYork ahd Toronto marketi on the\nitock exchange and curb market\nand ln dealings up to the final hour\nall key, groupi displayed loiiei ilthough for the moit part thty wtrt\nnot severe. Volumi wu compirat-\n\"--NCOUVBR-A-tivity centred\non the minei section. Olli tnd Induitrlili wert quiet.\nLONDON-^The atock exchinge\ndisplayed typical Weekend mirketi\nwith the Initial stages revealing \u25a0\ntendency toward lower levels and\nliter developmenti showing firmer\nconditioni.\nCalgary LlvMtock\nCALGARY, Jan. 10 (CP)-Clttle\nmarket dceing iteidy.\nThUndiy'i receipts: TM tattle, 11\ncalvei, 7M hogi, 11$ sheep. Thll\nmorning'! receipts: lM cattle, 81\ncalves, 189 iheep.\nKOH iold Thuriday at $19.00 for\nA'l. Sows $18.83,\nGood to cholct butcher iteeri\n12.25-13.00; common M Medium\n10.00-11.00. Good to choice butcher\nhelferi 11.13-12,00; common to medium 9.00-11,00.\nOood towt 0.23-9.85; common to\nmedium 7.25-900. Canneri Ind cutters 6.M-Y.W.\nGood bull! 9.25-9.75; common to\nmedium 8.00-0.00. Oood to choice\nveil tllvei il.6o-12.00; common to\nmedium 9.00-10.50. \u00bb\nGood gtOCktr tnd feeder ateera\n10.23-11.13; common M medium 1.00\n\u25a010.00. '\nGood hinoywelght Iambi 13.00-\n11.23. Good ewei 6.50-7.25.\nW.I.B.LAdepf.\n'47Schtdui. ,;'\u2022\u25a0\u25a0\n^SPOKAWl, ffaah, Jm; id (AP)-\nWeitern InterniUoml Buebill Leigue director! adopted a 114. ichedule, lubjtct to flnil rtviaion, which\nwould (flvt 4ich 0_ tht tight tea:\nlh the Ieagul from 133 to 158 gam-\nta, with many Sunday double-head-\nan.\nThe leigue teiion will optn April\n18. Opening Week gamei include\nTicomi it Spokine,. Victorit it\nWemtchee, Bremerton it Yakima\nand Vincouver at Silem. _\n\u2014 \u2014\u2014\n150 TOP GOLF\nMONEY-MAKERS IN\nCROSBY'S TOURNIY\nDBL MOKTK Calif., Jin. 16 (A*)\n-\u00abhe tricky Cypress Point Slf\nCount, deicribed by tht unfortun-\nite u in ll-hole und trap surrounded by 8ei Lions, engaged IN ot the\niporti' ton moneypliyen ind tlmon\ntodty ln the opening ot tht\nl Bing Crosby pro-imiteur\ngolf tourniment.\nCompetition movei to the Monterey Peninsula Club tomorrow and\nwinds up with 18 holei on Seagirt\nPebble Beach Sunday.\nBen Hogan and Amateur Frank\nStrinihah make Up the favored\nteam, largely on. Hogm's ranking is\ntop money maker last year and hli\nVictory lilt weekend lh tht $10,000\nLOa Angelei open.\nPortland pro Al Zimmerman ll\npilred with ex-TJ. 8. imittiirIhlftVp\nBUB Wkrd of Spokane.\nThe $10,000 will ba iplit imong\nthe winning proa, $3000 bated on\npro-imiteur combined reiulti and\n$7000 on individual scorta. The ama-\n-eura get six radios as prizes.\nAccident Protection\nPlan for School '\nAthletes Grows\nST. PETERSBURG, .Fli. Jin. 10\u2014\ntAP) \u25a0*- The practice of iccldeht Iniunnce ter high school athletes\nthrough benefit plans, sponsored by\nStates athletic associations il grow-\ning rapidly,\nC. % Fotsythe of Lansing, Mich,\ndirector Of high ichool ithletlci ttt\nthe State ot Michlgtn, ln en interview expanded on i report he pre-\nAthletlci Aiioclitlont hen.\nMore than 20 ttttee now bate\nsome form of the Mcldtnt protecUon\nplan for ichool ithletei.\nMichigan hai 600 of Iti 700 high\nschooli enrolled in the plin, wttt\n25,000 itudenti covered and laat year\nsaid out approximately $100,000 la\n8200 claims.\nForsythe said OM TO ptr oent tt\nclaims ire Mr footbiU, 18 per cent\nfor basketball, ind ibout 7 or 8 j\ncant etch for baatball tad 1\ntriinlnt ^^\nBabe Ruth Unchanged\nJ__^_^2wl\\z^\ncondition of Bib* itutn waa d-terib-\ntd is unchinged todiy M French\nhoipltil where the former home run\nlt1Mn^vnt\"\",8U\"lMk0P*\"\nItttn -Honaay. v.- \u25a0_.\nWith the exception et hll wlft,\nRuth haa been allowed no cellen\nthe opention. '\nBasketball Scores\n!\u00a3k_oe4'j,YikiintM.\n I \u25a0 IM \u25a0\nCANADIAN DOLLAR UP\nNBW YORK, il*. 10 (CP)--llia\nof 8 per cent In terms et\n_ Stites fundi. Tht pound\nsterling wai up H it $4.03.4.\n- - - I i -,- , r lh\n'\u25a0\u25a0 BRISTOL, Bnglind (CP)-A two-\nseiter ear ran away In the centre\nof Bristol, dirtied downhill and\nitopped outilde the main ctr _r'.\nI\nUSE THIS FORM\nto Order Extra Copies of\nNelson Efely\nPICTORIAL EDITION\nMAIL, OR GIVE IT TO YOUR NIWSDIALIR,\nCARRIER BOY OR TO THI DAILY NIWS\nCIRCULATION DEPARTMENT\nFILL IN NAMES AND ADDRBSIS PLAINLY.\nNOfrnY i iw ..\u2014am\u2014mm a \u201e \u2014 m aamm\u2014rammaaammgarm.\nAdd rtsi \u2014.\u2014-:\t\nCity :\t\nNorn*\nAddreu\nCity\t\nNome\nAddreii ______\nCity.\nNorrn \t\nAddfM$_____\nCity\t\nNome _.\nAddreM .\nCity \u2014\nNome _\nAddreaa.\nCity\t\n\u00bb\u25a0\u00bb \u00ab\u25a0\nYOUR OWN NAME .__. v ... . \u25a0 i .*\u25a0\u25a0\nYOUR OWN ADDRESS\n\u25a0 \u25a0I !'\u25a0\u25a0 \" \"\"\u25a0\"\nIQc pet Copy\u2014Postage 4c\nAny whtrt In Canada, Great iritain or tht United Statei\n ._\n\u25a0\n_________________________________________________________\n\u25a0____\u25a0\n \u2014\u25a0\u2014\u25a0\u2014\u25a0\u2014\u2014\u2014I\u2014\n\u2022 - NlUON DAILY NIWS, SATURDAY, JAN. 11, 1947\nLAST TIMIS TODAY \u2014 Showi ot 2:00\u20147:00\u20149:M\n__^s\nStarts Monday \u2014 \"A NIGHT IN PARADISE\"\nR. NADEAU\nNumbing Repeln end Treuble\nShooting\nPhone 1157-615 Victoria St.\nSKATES SHARPENED\nA. J. HESSE\nREPAIR SHOP\n\u25a0 \u25a0 IMIII Mill ItlllHIU 111 I ll I III I III II HIM llll\nTHOMPSON\nFUNIRAL HOMI\nAMBULANCE SERVICE\n\"Dlitlnctlvr Funeril Service\"\n511 Kooteniy St Phone Ml\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim\nFor Driven\nAUTOMOBILE INSURANCI\nPHONI980\nStuart Agenciei\nWt Biker St\nPerfect\nWorking\nOrder\nBrlna your redle here for\nrepeln \u2014 It wlll bi ipeedlly\n-\u2022tumid bl perf-rat working\norder. Nothing !\u25a0 ovirlookod\nto muro you miximum Hit-\n\u2022nlng onjoymint Cell or eomi\nIn todiy.\nWELLS\nSERVICE SHOP\n\u00bbH T-noi ft\n(Below hnuh Mirki*\nPHONI HIS\nH r**rt oxporlinoe wtth\nT. Eiton Co.\nGifts to P. A.\nHockey Star\nPuzzle Police\nPRINCE ALBERT, Suk., Jan. 10\n(CP)\u2014Glfti ihowered on him ln recent weeki by tome anonymous fin\nire puallnl Eddie Wellington, itir\nof the Prince Albert Black Hawks\nof the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey\nLeigue.\nThe source ot the gifts ll ilso\npuzzling city police. A camera valued it $1)0, one of the gifts to Wil\nlington, hu been Identified u one\nstolen from e itore here leveral\ndayi igo.\nOther glfti Include u electric\nrazor and a wrlit witch.\nEALING, Eng, (CP) \u2014 A man\nclaimed relief from Jury urvlce\nbecame, he nld, \"I don't do things,\ngo anywhere, drink, smoke, go to\nthe picturei (movlea), fit ln with the\nworld, Judge my fellow men.\"\nHivi your Furniture Expertly\nRecovered et the\nNILSON UPHOLSTERY\n411 HiU St Phone 14.\naa*a*aaatt*asajm\u00bb^'\t\n1111 r i \u25a0 111 i r 11 \u25a0 i c 11 r 11111111111111 \u25a0 1111111\nGENERAL ELECTRIC\nand all Electrical Repairing\nCall\nNILSON ELECTRIC\nPhone M0 174 Biker St\nin ii i mil iiimiiiiii iiiii im mi\nSfe\nKeep youth end\nlovellneu with I\npermanent\nHeigh Tru-Art\nBeauty Salon\nPhone UT\nJohnitone Block\nIT WONT Bl \u2014\nQuantity Production\nFOR A LONG TIME!\nThe ihortage of motor cars Is going to continue\n\u2014It will be months, perhaps more than a year,\nbefore we'll have new cars enough to make a dent\nIn the market.\nAdvice to Car Owners\ne Keep Hie cor you heve ond keep It fit until\nyen have e new ene,\ne Come te our Car-Sever Spec-oliiti \u2014 let ui\ntune-up, tighten up end brighten up your eld\ncer to i\u00abrve yeu well until there ore new core\nforolL\nFor Complete One Stop Service\nUTHBER\nMOTORS\nLimited\nDODGE - DE SOTO DEALERS\nOpposite Poet Office - ..el.on, B.C. - Phone 75\nA Treasury of\nFISHING STORIES\nby\nCharlei E. Qoodipeed\nMANNS\nDRUG STORE\nRecommends Strict Rules lo Control\nDeath Benefit Societies In B.C.\nICEPACK\nREVERSES U.S.\nEXPEDITION\nBy ALTON L. BU_K.E8L.EI\nABOARD U. 3. S. MOUNT Otm\nPUS, Jin. 10 (AP)-The flifihlp\nflotilla ot the United Statei Navy'i\nAntarctic expedition, which let out\ntor Little America, Is moving In reverie.\nTemporarily locked ln the Ross\nloe peu, the ships are drifting North\n-Howird home\u2014et the rete of three\nmllei a day.\nTiie flotilla moved Into Its preeent\nlocation\u2014a mull lagoon\u2014four days\neto. Now the lagoon li beginning to\nfill up with chunki of Ice ind e big\niceberg is advancing from the Southweit Some light dimige hu been\ncaused by the loe.\nIn the hope of getting under way\n\u25a0oon. Admiral Richird E. Cnuen\ndispatched e scout pline todiy from\ntbe icebreaker Northwind to look\ntor poulble openings in the barrier.\nUttle Amerlci li still some 100 miles\naway ind the Ice pick ll estimated\nto cover 200 to 800 milei of the route.\nMeantime, mow hu blocked fur.\nther learch for 10 expedition flyen\nmlnlni ilnce Dec. 90 on e leapline\nflight over the Sou Sea md Ellsworth Lend. Several search fllghti\nwere mtde eirly ln the week by two\nother leaplanea operiting trom the\nexpedition'! Eaitern group, itill out.\n\u25a0Ide the Ron Ice Pick.\nHope li itill held tint the men\nwill be located ln the tee pick or on\nEllsworth Land. They carried ri\ntions for 30 days\u2014and thll could be\nstretched a much longer period.\nCROYDON, -Cnglind, (CP) -\nBeniamlno Gigli, Italian tenor, illeg-\n101. They wil Iconitlt of I metallur-\nported deed ln 1944, finally cleared of the collaboration chirge in\nIMS, arrived in England recently to\nappear In in open.\nBlack Suede\nSLING PUMPS\nRegular fill\nSpecial 9**M\nTHE BOOTERY\nHave the Job Done Right\nSIX\nVIC GRAVES\nMASTER PLUMBER\nPHONI IIS\n- Prompt \u2014 Dependable\nGuaranteed Radio Service\nMcKAY & STRETTON\nLIMITED\nPhoni 544 Nelion\nROSCOE\nAND\nFOURNIER\nGARAGEMEN\nSKY CHIET AUTO SERVICE\nPhoni 122 NeliOn, B. C.\nIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIII\nFLEURY'S Pharmacy\nPrescription!\nCompounded\nAccurately\nMed. Arti Blk.\nPHONE 25\niniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii\nLet ui put new snap\nand sparkle Into those\nsuits and dresses with\ncleaning that revitalizes your clothes and\nprolongs their life.\nMen's 3-Pleee Suits\nLadles' 2-Pieco Suite\nDresses, 1-Piece Plain\n90'\nWinter Coats\n\u20221.25\n2 Day Service\nOur Agent In Salmo\nI. Johns Clothing Store\nIn Kaslo\nDlnny's Den\nEMPIRE\nCLEANERS\nWS CALL POR\nAND DSLIVSR\nPHONE 288\nVICTOmA. Jen. 10 (Cn-HMii&f-\nent regulitlom by order-ln-councll\nto control the ictlvltlei of certain\nclubi ind inoclitloni ln Britlih Columbia offering death beneflti derived from isaessmenti were recommended today ln \u25a0 report ot A. J.\nCowan, Royil Commissioner, mide\npublic by Attorney-General Oordon\nS. Winner.\n\"The only conclusion thlt 1 can\ncome to li thit thi tneoment plin\nof life iniurance ll unsound md cinnot be carried on indefinitely.\"\nTWO AUOCIATION*\nCONDEMNED\nOf 15 societies Investigated, he hid\nfound moit to be honeitly ind efficiently managed, but condemned ln\n\"the itrongut possible termi\" lrreg'\nularities found ln the affairs of the\nPacific Mutual Benefit Association\nind the Weitern Mutual Benefit Association.\nHr. Cowan recommended thit au\nthority be taken either In the In-\nsurance Act or the Societies Act to\nmikl regulitlom by order-in-council, end thlt penalty tor contravention of the regulitlom be the cancellation of the charter ot thi offending lociety.\nHe also recommended thit the\napplication tor memberihlp, certificate of memberihlp and all advertisements end pamphlets issued by\nthe society hive -tamped on them:\n\"Aueument plan, amount ot benefit\nnot guaranteed.\"\nlooletlee paying a death benefit\nby aueument ire prohibited In\nill Provlncei exoept Brltlth Columbii and Saikatchewan. In In\nkatchewan recent llglllltlon forbid! Incorporation of more thin\nthe four now exiitlng, ind then\nhid bun placed under itrlct con\ntrol.\nAl in example of unsound flnin\nclal poiltlon, tne Commiss!6ncr noted thit the Fimily Auurance Society hid i definite liability of over\n$5,000,000 to Ita membera. To meet\nthli it hid i reserve in caih md\nbondi of $54,415 md $39,521 is advance assessments.\n\"I can iee no reaion why lt ihould\nnot'-be forced to eitabllih the ume\nreierve thm iny life Iniunnce\ncompmy ll forced to maintain.\"\nReferring to Pacific Mutual Bine-\nfit Association, he uld:\n\"I have no Imitation In con\ndemnlnj In the itrongeit poulble\ntermi thl way In which thll tool\nety carrlei on Iti builneu. ltl recordi ire Improperly kept; thi cuh\nreceipti are Improperly hindled;\nthi dliablllty feci, after being let\nproperly collected, ire wrongfully\npild tc the director!.\"\nCertain prictlcei In manipulation\nof the balance sheet of Western Mutual Benefit Association ilso ire\ncondemned ln the \"itrongeit poi-\nsible termi.\" Of this group the Commlulon says also:\n\"In condemn the practice of allowing the lecretary to inter into\nverbal 'gentlemen'! agreements' with\nthe virloui Amalgamated Clvll Servants' Associations. A totally different method of assessment Is adopted\nfor thi memberi ot then groups\nmd it the ume time they ire re\nlieved from assessments for the\ndeaths ot ordinary memberi.\"\nRECOMMENDATIONS\nMr. Cowan recommended:\nThat the accumulation of surpluses\nor reserves beyond an imount sufficient to finance the payment of 10\nclaims prior .to assessment, be forbidden, md that the present tur-\nplutes or reserves be reduced to\nthit imount by utilizing the excess\nfor payment of clalmi.\nThit assessments be made only\nfor specific deaths md the amount\nreceived be paid either to the beneficiary or, if the claim has been paid\nin advance of assessment, to the\nfund out of which the payment has\nbeen made.\nThat ill the expenses of running\nmd operating the societies be paid\nout of the annual duel.\nThat the beneficiaries of the memberi muat be ln accordance with the\nproviiioni of the Societies Act\nThat the insuring or taking In of\ngroups, the members of which ire\nnot lubject to the ume uteument\nii the ordlniry memben, be for\nbidden.\nThat the transfer or uie ot charters of societlei be forbidden.\nThat the employment of perminent secretarlei md the uie or\ntramfer ot thetr position be tor\nbidden. -\nThat the employees ot a lociety,\nIncluding the secretary, be Ineligible\ntor election as directon:\nThet the Superintendent of Insurance or hll representative! be authorized to mike periodic audita of\nthe booki md inipectlon of the record! ot societies.\nThat all agenti or memberi selling more thm five memberships\nper yeir be licensed under the pro-\nvisions of the Insurance Act\nMr. Cowan also luggeited thlt If\nhli report were Implemented the\nposition of all societies be reviewed\nby the Superintendent of Insurance\nfour years after iuch regulitlom ire\nput in force.\nSUMMARIZES\nORGANIZATIONS\nThe following ire the summarized\noplniom on organizations hi investigated:\nBritlih Columbii Mutual Benefit\nAssociation: Honeitly run, but needs\nIncreased memberihlp.\nEmpire Home Benefit Aiioclitlon:\nHonestly md efficiently operated.\nCanadlm Mutual Benefit Association: No criticism df the Way in\nwhich the recordi ire kept, but\nneeds new memben lf lt is to exist.\nThe Fimily Assurance Society\n(formerly the Fimily Beneficiary\nSociety): Satisfied lt wu being run\nhonestly. While not agreeing with\ntheir method or icheme, believed\nthe management wu sincere md\nhonest. With a memberihlp of 1900\nmemberi ind \u25a0 definite liability of\n$5,000,000 ($2500 per member), they\nhad i reierve ln cuh and bondi of\n$54,415.10 and $30321.90 ot advance\nassessments, which wu totally, Inadequate.\nThe Interior Mutual. Benefit Association: Mr. Cowm wu extremely\ncritical of the conduct of affairs of\nthis society ln over-expenditures for\noperationi. Either poor or extravagant management\nProvident Mutual Benefit Aiiocl\nitlon: Efficiently operated.\nThe Trill end Rouland 1500\nClub: Excellent management, but\ndefinitely on the downgrade, with\nno ittempt made to obtain niw\nmimbirt.\nIbe Fifteen Hundred Club ot Victorli District: Run md operated\nwithin thi iplrlt of the proviilons\nof the Securitlei Act. Economically\noperated, but ln progreulve decline\nof membership.\nWeitern Canada Mutual Benefit\nAssociation: Future depends wlely\non good agents to bring ln a con-\nitant itream of new memberi.\nUnited Home Security Aiioclitlon Regreti management ot thll\nlociety hai paued Into the handi ot\n\u2022 group ot salesmen wbo are more\nInterested In selling thm seeing that\nthe society ls carried on cheaply and\nefficiently.\nTwo Thouund Benefit Association: Operates within the iplrlt of\nSocieties Act ind not i commerciil\nundertaking.\nPhone 144ter Cluilfled Adv\u00abrtiling\nSILVER KING TRANSPSR\nGENERAL HAULING\nOwned and Operated by an\nEx-Serviceman\nPhone 606-R2\nSTAN BACHYNSKI\nFurnacei and Alr-Condltlonlng\nLES BROWETT'S\nTINSMITH AND 8HEETMETAL\nSHOP\n110 Kootenay 8t. Phoni 1162\nRELIABLE 8ERVICE\nAt Reaionable Coit at thl\nSMEDLEY\nGARAGE CO.\nNext to Port Office\nELLISON'S VIJO\nMakes Delieous Pancakes\nand Waff lei Try ltl\nYour Grocer Hai It\n5 CHSUt&jO-Ur* Wkf,\nINTERNATIONAL SERVICE\nCan Help You Meet Rising\nTruck Operating Costs\n1. Mechanics who furnish International Service ore\ntruck mechanic!\u2014specialist! In truck icrvice.\n2. They are trained In International ihop methodi.\n3. Thiy are kept constantly informed of all lmprovementi In maintenance and service practices.\n4. They use International-approved equipment for\nanalyiis and testing.\nI. They install International factory \u2022 engineered\nparti.\nIn the preient critical truck situation, International\nTruck Service is your beet bet to keep operating costs\na practical levels and o minimlxe chances of highway\nfailures.\nCentral Truck\n<& Equipment Co.\nINTERNATIONAL INDUSTRIAL POWER\nMOTOR TRUCK9 - FARM MACHINERY\n702 FRONT ITREET NELION, B. 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C Phone 18\nEitibllihed II yean In Nilion.\nPor lound protection for fire,\nauto, enmity, Ilfl, lick ind\n\u25a0ccldint Iniurance, phoni M0,\nSTUART AGENCIES\n177 Bikir SL\nAllWooT\nWork Pants\nGuaranteed\nTheie all wool panti carry\na replacement guarantee\nlabel. For extra wear \u2014\nwear Cam.\nEMORY'S\nLIMITED\n=\nLONDON, (CP)-Brltiln'i _.._\ntelevision itatlon, planned for Birmingham, will not be opened for it\nleut two yeiri, iaid W. A. Burke,\nAulitint Poitmuter General.\nIlllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltl\nCAMPBELL, SHANKLAND\ntIMRIE\nChartered Accountant!\nAudrton\nMl Biker St Phone Ut\niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiHiiiiumimiiH\nYou Have the\nProblem . . .\nWe Hove the\nAnswer . . .\nCLERIHEW'S\nBEAUTY LANE\nPhone 1145-538 Joiephlne St\nHave It Done Now!\nBY\nCommercial Art Studio\n914 Joicphine Nelion, B.C \u2014 Phone IMS\nSTORES\nFixtures & Displays\nModern Decorating\nHOMES\nGive Your Home a New\nATMOSPHERE\nBy Decorating in the Latest Style\nBY EXPERTS ...\nCRAFTWORK\nCabinets - Window Valence\nFurniture, etc.\nSpecial Doors and Windows\nMANNEQUINS AND NOVELTIES\nREPAIRS, ETC.\nFACTORY-SPECIFIED\nLubrication Service\n... and What It Means to Your\nCar or Truck\nOur \"Factory-Specified\" lubricants In the right quantity at the right time \u2014 means longer life for your\ncar or truck. It reduces wear, saves costly repairs and\nsaves gasoline.\nSEE US TODAY\nNelson Transfer\nCOMPANY LIMITED\n35 PHONE 35\n","attrs":{"lang":"en","ns":"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2009\/08\/skos-reference\/skos.html#note","classmap":"oc:AnnotationContainer"},"iri":"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2009\/08\/skos-reference\/skos.html#note","explain":"Simple Knowledge Organisation System; Notes are used to provide information relating to SKOS concepts. 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