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Floods s Reported In Britain, Eire ’

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CORK, idtltll, Feb. 8 - (OP) -- The first automobile produced in Sire since tho war started rolled off th esaembli line today at the Ford lactory w fch has an annual capacity of 10.000 vehicles.

IONDON, Feb. 8 - (Routers) - lcotlend Yard, seeking to break the current crime wave, one t e most serious 3 British history, smashed man of London’: orga- nized gangs in a series of raids in the last two days.

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Vrimfbd immediately. Klllld JOtICIP

sou. 2-0-11- "llhn wanted, for‘ working

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"Loading Hogs at Cardigan Stu- Btation coon Thursday for lJlVll a Fraser Lid. Norman McKenzie, l-2-thus-aa1, u. Social and Dance in St.

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at Milton tonight. Game starts at 8:10. 2-9-11.

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‘Canadian Naval Chief Of Staff ' Dies Unexpectedly

VICE-ADMIRAL "ION"

D. S. Dompletes Plans To Bring War Dead llome

BAN FR-AN . m. D-(AP) The United States Arm)’ has leto detailed lane m brine- ing United 5 toe in the locond Grout W ill" . if . authorisa-

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arma- ined outs now being submitted to h War Deperlmunt officials for fnal ap- IOVG . i v A bill dealing with return of war dead has passed the House of Rep- rsentatives and now is before Senate Military Affairs Committee. The project is expected to take least l8 months. ofgolstllo! thtfiimpxgrlut ‘mason’ ca v es s o . . n next of rm desire, the dead will be lcdt vmere they new are buried.

Civilian em loyeee supervision wil be used

under army extensively

pointed white with a purple band around the hull, will carry the dead. Each burial shlp will carry from 0,500 to 1,000 bom-

Bccause present plans call for no military ocmeterlu in lated all dead will be arbitrarily re China, Burma. India, the Mala States and the Dutch Ea ' from Central and South America, except the Canal Zone; from Alfifll. 0106M in tho North African theeure- the Middle East. and from ll in both the Atlantic and except Hawaii, the Phllipp; PIIOHD Rico.

Canadian Policy Different

UITAWA, FUb. 8 -- (OFF-Can- adian policy in relation to her was dead is to leave soldiers buried in

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miral Jones finished lD-hour day at Naval 8 ere yesterday Ho wont home, ate

his dinner and rotimd in appar- ent good health

lie rose ear moaning to prepare to no to H adq . was found dead his (amil ph siclan said death was dus a condition.

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an endurlns place in the record of Canada's part m the struggle for freedom.”

Defence Minister Abbott describ- ed his death as. “a serious nation- al tom!’

Native 0f Halifax

A native of l-ialitax with sn early love for the sea. Admin-l 3°11" country in two wars and made his nuateet contribu- 010D in the last tow yew when the navy assumed 100 D61‘ will 01

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Food Drlsls ls Discussed At 10 Downing St.

BY JAMES M0000! IDNDON. Ilib. 8 — (OP Cable) -'lbn Downi for generations been hartod

rltaiivs future has c was welzhty with care today as Prime Minister‘ Att- lee and his zovornment associates dealt with the immediate problem of- food for the British people- Ih addition, officials the H Ritain, e Uni in

refitted or t! ted Natl Assembly. about tau ainieliolutlon takes final

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23,000 Increase In Two Weeks; 84,000 Jobs Dpsn

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OEAWA, Feulz. g _ (qpi _. l \ ‘I “will yed ro stored at National Employment lcoa tot- alled . at Jan. M, the Llbog- 9'" "Ported today. The u"? was an increase cf ,- 000 over previous figures for Jan. l0, In the some period the number of unfiLed jobs remained practic- ally unchanged at 84M». The uepartiriental report attri- buted the su us of workers over Jobs to demob lizatlon of the arn-icd orces a seasonal lull in |muutry later this year tlhefiiyugujglb-Khg a? 8 0 ' lln g 2€"€.§ll€.ii°"..§.";'..'.3“.,‘“’ '0“: o em o o over the holiday season. p y A rnoderetg respo so was re- ported to a camps! to my] W995; workers but 23,000 were still need- ed. 14.000 of them in Quebec with most of the other vacancies in Ontario and the Prairies. d incrs with certificates were in emand in almost all coal mining "ell. llthmlsh there was a de- crease in requirements in 10mg areas. IslCk of housing hampered placementsjin other districts. A seasonal l ction in construction "UVIIY. cvllllled with continued

‘hwtage °f bilildlhi! materials eased th d d tmdflmexe‘. eman for building

Roi s1 mentg §§nsiil§.'.'§“'.'§§$7ss°='_’"”'°" Mari mos - unplaced workers. unllled jobs 5,000. lp- rds and eavy industries reouin- ti! Only s few skilled men. Work was under way on 1,000 mllwgy gggtat tho New Olaezow 28.8., car

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mgityebmoro sacral iggsdod. k I” ec - n a wor ors 00o; unfilled logs smoo. Vacencie: for woodworkers trialled 14.000 with the demand heaviest in the Lake Si. John and Latunue arena. dio manufacturing plmty n. ported they still were busy on radio contracts end the present scale of employment was expected to w". tlnue for some time. Resumption of production on two machines at the Shawinigan Falls Pacer Mill provided additional emnloymont. Several pot rooms at the Ohicoutlmi aluminum plant were also re- n- 05 Pei-lump! 1% additional work-

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The number of umlacod appli- cants, with unfilled jobs in brack- ets. at various emplovvnsnt offices at Jan. 2t was: Halifax 1.022 (978): New .70!

Glasgow 10.8., l I59): 1866 (l0)!

. 2.300 (M): leiut John N B , 1.512 (OW): Chlcoutimi, Que, 1.400 (3307): Levis, us, 2,.

9 (89): Montreal 98.353 (13,380); . 12,882 (1.510): Shswlnienn Falls Que. 1.9M (ti): Bherbrooko. Que, 728 (3061; Sore], Que, 2.454 (49); Three Rivers Que, 8,298 (507)

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TOROITIO, rec. B - (OP) -- How anuirh kissing should young people

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This question, posed by thg Cun- adian Youth Ccmmisslon in a sur- vey" drew s variety of replies. Some of them as summarized in a y the Commis- sion entitled “youth and religion" follow:

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A more~or~losa discriminating girl: "I draw the lino at complete strangers."

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Danada Signs Trade Pact With Mexico

MEXICO. CITY Feb. 8 - (AP) -Canade and Mexico signed a trade agreement today which Canada ho es will boost total commerce be weon the two countries to a value of $000,000 pesos (about 050000.000) annually.

Thmsct signed yibade Ml s- ter cKlru-ion and Ambassa or Hugh L. Keenleyside for Canada and by Forlegn Secretary Francis- co Castillo Nsjera for Mexico, ea- tablishcl reciprocal mostlavored diction treatment.

Canada will sell Mexico lumber, paper, some machinery and other commodities, and will buy in return tropical fruits, ~fresh vegetables, hardwoods fibres and some mine- rals. including tungsten and mercu-

Before the war Mr. MacKlnnoYi added, Mexico-Canada trade a- veraged only $3,000,000 annually. In i944, the figure jumped to $20,- 000,000. He said the goal is S50,- 000000, including imports and ex-

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Canada hopes to- furnish Mariti- me shipping to South‘ Amrelcn as well as Mexico, he emphasized.

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ABOARD THE QUEEN MARY. Feb. 8—( — Capt. G. G. lllings- vvorth, mas or of this liner carry- ing British wives and children to their American husbands, said to- day he had asked for facilities for docking in New York's strike- bevind harbor about noon Sunday.

The liner was nosing into vouch- er weather today. A stiff breeze was blowing and the waves nmunb lnr as the Queen churned along at 23 knots.

Strike Continues

NEW YORK. Feb. 8 - (AP) - Strlkinil tugboat workers today voted to relect s proposal to end e five-day strike ich has paralyzed New York ha bor and brought ~nvernmit seizure. The voie was

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Meanwhile, M government tugs. '4 more than yesterday churned the lce-caked Hudson and East Riv- ers, shuttline vital fuel oil horses fromjlew Jersey tn Manhattan docks. The supplies were to meet cpl" emergency demands.

There was no heat in the sub- wevs and other electrically oper- ated vehicl-s. Health Commissioner Ernest L, Stebbins said most of the city's cold-water flats were with- out kerosene.

The city's nubile schools clo- sed-tnday 0t ‘i n, m, under orders from Mayor William. O'Dwyer who nut they rltv in n state of emergen- rw last Wednesday. Twelve city buildings were closed vesterdnv because heat was sufficient only to keen nines from freezing. Paro- chial schools closed yesterday.

Fear Toronto. Youths ‘committed fgLTrlal

‘TORONTO, no. 0 - (CP) — Ibur ‘Ibrm youths wu-e commit- tsd for today at concussion

of murder commotion with the of a North Toronto proprietor durinw

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OTIWWA. Ont, I'd). s _ (Qpo- cial) - A new Fbderal Government building in Charlottetown to house the branches of various depart- ments is on the list of projects of the Pifbllil Wo Department, ‘The a a .

has been nt advocati a new modern building to r the eur-

orunded as old and unsuitable. It s further stated that a intment of space among the dif erent de- partmients is inequitable.

While admitting the need o! an up-todcto Federal Government building in Charlottetown, Asiat- ant Deputy Minister W.P, Harrell sold that construction of such a building would not be likely to get high priority on the schedule of reconstruction projects.

Build materials which are in exoeedingv short supply are now being channelled to emergency housing programs across Canada and to industrial plants undergoing reconverslcn from war to peace- time usee, he said.

Health Dept. Inspection

Further inspection of Charlotte- town headquarters of Dominion Government, departments will be made this year by officials of the new division of Civil cc. Health, set up‘ last December by Health and We are Minister Brooke Claxton. and w be administered by Dr. R.G-. Ristz, public health ope-

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health in the pub- |lic service duri the war have I

and treatment.

In the case of Charlottetown and other port centres where there are considerable numbers of - ser- vants, the Civil Service Health Division plans to make use of ex- isting facilities to the greatest os- siible extent to preclude over- p- l? B8-

Japs Expected llcws 0f Bomb Balloons

OTTAWA, Feb. 8 - (C?) -- The Japanese expected information on dllmflile caused by their bomb- carrying balloons would be avail- able for normal press channels and radio broadcasts in anads and the United States, a oint state- ment hy the Canadian and Am- erican Armies said today, ‘Reviewing the ineffective Jap- anese attemgt to retaliate for Am- erican homing raids, the gtgtg. merit said "a very complete vol- untary censorship" by the press and radio of North America after the first mention of the original balloons “denied the Japanese in. formation as to the numbers ar- riving and the landing points." Investigation showed that al- though the Japanese said one of the balloons main purposes was bols- terlng morale at home and for propaganda, “remarkably little use" was made of them in prop- aganda broadcasts.