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IT. JOHN'S Niki. Mlay 6— ‘Ibis Newioumiliand Capital's waterimnt was completely idle tonight as a total oi some 3.000 port workers Llyned a strike that began Satur-

Innsshomnen walked oi! the lob Saturday over a wage dispute. Trisclnnen, irelght handlers and the Brotherhood oi Steamship Clerks Joined the strike today. They ssid they would not handle liluds until the dispute is settled.’

There was a battle oi words throush the mails. meanwhile, as 11;‘; grown: sides argued their

Party Leaves To Study Sarihou, Ice In Arctic

(By ‘lire Oenadisa Press) MONTREAL. May t — into the northland went‘ 20 scientiﬁc ex- pcrta by air.tod.d‘y to study on the rim oi 'the Arctic such unrelated questions as how’ high is up, haw are the caribou doing these days and how strong is a snowﬂake. ' Their ﬁve-day, iLOOO-miles jaunt over the iroun north is on oﬂic- liaaeivgrzecords as “Operation Cari-

Duel purpose oi the operation is to count caribou herds to datum- ine the state oi these animals whose good health means, in turn. good hunting and good living ior Canada's Eisklmos and to observe ica conditions in Hudson- Bay. The snowﬂake question belongs w Dr. n. F. Lenet, and he said. thatiromthe" ‘*'r Lhe strengh oi a snowﬂake is mighty important. Ii the precision men who han- ds specifications ior building mil- itary equipment don't know just how strong a snowﬂake is there could be times when a snowmo“'le or snow tractor would work well in the snows oi the Churchill area but bog down 1,090 miles west oi there. Piioted by Flt. Lt. Jsok Mills oi Montreal, the scientists’ tour-eng- ined R.(.7.A.1". North Star will ici- iow the tree-line irom Churchill to Ooppermine. counting caribou herds. A. W. Besiﬂeld oi the Fed- eral Government Wild iziie Ber- vice is. responsible ior taking a census oi these nomadic animals. Proiessor F. K. Hare, oi MoGiii University headed the ice-observa- tion project and he said Canadi- ans’ theory always harbeenJhat Hudson Bay izeeses over complete- ly durinl the winter months. United States scientists, on the contrary. are convinced that no matter how severe the winter. there is always a patch c! open water in the heart o! the Bay. The “how high is up" query is to be answered by W. B. Smith oi the Department oi Transport. He is going on the trip to spot locat- ions o! ionospheric observations. Also in the party was lVi-iss Mar- garet Montgomery. Winnlpes stu- dent doing post-graduate work at McGili. It is believed that she will be the iirst woman to ily across Hudson Bay irom east to west.

Ottawa Announces . Naval Appointment

OTTAWA. Mo! 4 — (OP) — CmdrJAJ-LG. Storrl. 41. 03.0-- end Bar has ‘been appointed dir- actor oi naval plans and dilem- tions, Naval Service ﬂesdquarten announced today. Cmdr. Silorre has been depuvy director- oi naval plans at headquarters since April.

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A native oi Overton. Ens. hB received his early training in the Royal Naval Reserve. He served in the destroyer Gatlneau, com- manded the corvette Drumheller and the minesweeper Car-squat. He became senior oiilcer or the am Mlnesweeping Flotilla abort- ly alter being promoted to the acting rank or ommtander in February, i944

He transfer-lied to tn- now. with ranlr oi commander in March, 1946 and a month later became deputy director at naval plans. -

Former director oi naval plans and intelligence was Commodore 51v. 14y, who recently was ap- pointed assistant chiei oi naval steii.

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(iiy The cannula Press) UITAWA, May s — Gen; Albert! orsborn, world- leader oi the Sei- vaticn Army» Predicted today that Gommunism will iorce lmrcpesn Christianity back to its iunidem- ental hellois and that nominal Christianity will die.

Gen. Orsborn, now on a Oened- ian tour, said his army had s. mix- ed ‘ . m . . - . . .. Eastern Europe and admitted the Russians might be excused ior be- in: confused about an. orsunlnt- ion that still uses martial tern-rs like "lire a cartridge" (pay ices).

" oi war" (rulssL-“blood and lire" (slogan). _ v The Bullish leader copier-red with Prime Minister Mackenzie King," held a press coniercmc. addressed a C dian Oluh lunch- eon and s ptblic rally. . -

MUD-HOLE SHOCK

EDMONTON - (GP) -— ."Mud- hole shock" put Martin E. Ber: in hospital here. Witnesses said the automobile Berg was driving hit a mudhole at inlrly high speed and came to a sudden stop. Ber: was iound slumlped over the wheel. Hospital authorities said his col- lapse was caused by ‘the sudden jar and shock.

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lord Burghley, who pgtgd in the British Empire Games at Hamilwn, one, in ms, told -a luncheon given by the London Press Oiub that Russia has not vet ion-med e. " l Olympic com. nrittee-e necessary . ‘ ‘ i! her athletes want to compete. "What will happen in the iuture, 1 don't know. Your guess is as good as mine."

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