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Chinese
Aiding
WIIO's
Fight
Against
Influenza
''-
New
Fish
Plant
for
CitylSjtuation
Attacking
pis
May
Appraisal
jcessary
B.C.
Packers
Make
Application
To
City
Council
In
M
assive
Weight
(P
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Graham
F.
tiiur
(il
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Ihe
bank
that
s
may
be
necessary
help
fight
Inflation
)k
cost
of
living
re-
MacArthur
Varns
that
Enemy
has
Plenty
of
Manpower,
Supplies
TOKYO
(CP)
Chinese
Communists
shifted
the
direction
of
their
massive
attack
in
central
Korea
today
and
headed
down
mountain
corridors
in
an
effort
to
split
Allied
lines
between
Qonju
and
Yoju.
General
Douglas
MacArthur!
increased
defence
.-.aid
that
fiscal
and
asuies
may
not
be
rov'kte
stability
In
Is
Solemn
Seriousness
of
Soviet
Threat
Emphasized
MONTREAL
(CP)
Hon.
L.
B.
Pearson,
minister
of
external
affairs,
yesterday
said
that
the
risk
of
war
"is
now
very
great."
Giving
solemn
appraisal
of
the
world
situation
to
the
Canadian
Lumbermen's
Association,
Mr.
Pearson
said;
"I
do
not
accept
the
thesis
that
war
is
inevitable
but
at
the
same
time
Action
on
a
request
from
B.C.
Packers
Ltd.
to
build
a
fish
processing
plant
at
Seal
Cove
was
laid
over
to
the
meeting
next
week
by
the
city-council
last
night.
The
application
said
the
company
would
take
every
precaution
to
keep
down
underisable
odor.
Dr.
D.
McC.
Black,
director
of
Prince
Rupert
Health
Unit,
in
another
letter
regarding
the
application,
said
there
would
be
little
danger
to
health
from
the
plant
but
that
the
effluvia
might
cause
some
After
considerable
discussion
the
city
clerk
was
instructed
to
telephone
to
Steveston
and
North
Vancouver
to
find
out
what
effects
such
plants
had
there.
All
aldermen
expressed
their
desire
to
have
additional
industry
in
the
city
but
were
cautious
about
having
a
health
hazard
or
a
plant
that
would
be
a
discomfort
to
people
already
living
in
the
city.
The
application
will
come
up
for
further
consideration
at
a
special
meeting
of
the
council
next
Monday
when
it
is
hoped
to
have
fuller
information
on
what
the
establishment
of
such
a
plant
would
involve.
biiomy.
visited
the
western
front
and
warned
on
his
return
to
Tokyo
I
w
Up
92
Die
of
that
the
enemy
still
has
plenty
j
of
manpower
and
supplies.
I
rena
Influenza
First
Red
onslaughts
dented'
Allied
lines
as
much
as
18
miles
!
and
swept
United
Nations
forces
j
out
of
the
road
centre
of
Hoeng-
j
m
wmiumi
ii
linn
m
song,
10
miles
north
of
Wonju1
mi,i
llm
,!...,
jfiinnittion
Sought
Jtnlre
Directors
and
50
air
miles
east
of
Seoul.
Proportions
in
Montreal
A
close
watch
on
the
seasonal
increase
in
influenza
and
on
the
possible
danger
of
epidemics
is
being
kept
by
the
World
Influenza
Center
in
London,
which
the
World
Health
Organization,
a
Specialized
Agency
of
the
United
Nations,
established
in
1947.
Above
are
shown
laboratory
experts
at
the
Center
inoculating
a
ferret
with
headed
by
ur.
l.
i
draw
attention
to
the
fact
that
But
this
was,
apparently,
only
the
eastern
wing
of
a
heavier
MONTREAL
P;
Ninety-two
I
tiiven
authority
persons
died
in
Montreal
since
Registry
Is
Transferred
the
Soviet
Union
may
adopt
tactics
short
of
war
which
may
have
damaging
effects
upon
our
way
of
life.
the
turn
of
the
year
from
I
garglings
received
from
Yugoslavia.
After
examination
and
typing
f
directors
of
the
attack
now
gaining
momentum.
Association
last
The
Chinese
are
moving
in
(1
with
Its
lnves-
bands
numbering
up
to
1000
of
the
virus,
the
information
obtained
will
be
sent
to
Yugoslavia
causes
which
can
be
attributed
Saucers
Are
Real
and
details
of
the
world
incidence
of
influenza
will
be
made
known.
costs
of
the
estab-
men.
They
ran
Into
a
fury
of
we
ao
not
Know
enougn
about
the
present
intentions
of
those
who
direct
the
policies
of
the
Soviet
Union
to
determine
which
type
of
challenge
the
di-
VANCOUVER
Four
Trans-Pacific
freighters
of
the
Canadian
Union
Line
Ltd.
will
be
transferred
to
New
Zealand
reg
i
ice
arena.
:
u
ntLttumj.
ihe
committee
will
MacArthur,
who
visited
the
he
federal
control
front
lines
near
Seoul,
said
the
to
whether
a
per-
future
of
the
Allied
forces
"It
available
for
steel
largely
dependent
upon
lnterna-would
be
required
tlonal
considerations."
to
influenza
which
has
now
reached
an
epidemic
stage,
according
to
the
city
medical
health
officer.
A
mild
form
of
'flu
is
prevalent
in
the
Maritimes
where
schools
and
theatres
are
closed,
but
in
Ontario
only
colds
are
reported
ajid
health
authorities
Enviable
Fire
Record
Here
NEW
YORK
0
Flying
are
real
but
they
are
only
istry
and
will
gradually
switch
rect
or
the
indirect
ls
the
more
huge
balloons
used
in
cosmic
ray
over
to
New
Zealand
crews,
the
"Keiy.
'
company
announced
yesterday.
with
the
project.'
Talk
of
crossing
the
38th
par
i
.
.
.
.
H
pi
Mi.
i.nM
nrpxHiii.
Tacra
ni
inn
Prince
Rupert
established
an
,nriav.'
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minMn
r.r
,Irnor
are
reuoriea
111
,
.
.
nnlv
a
fpiu
race,
ore
Infln.
v
The
vessels
involved
are
thej
Walhemo,
Waikawa,
Walruna
and
Wtitomo,
all
7,200-ton
merchant
ciivtauie
lrjuuiu
ill
ivtv
iui
tilc
I
Liddel
Court
Of
nil-sized
Ice
sheet
campaign,
except
Dy
scattered
;
'
.
'
"
-
"
patrol
action,
"is
purely
academ-i
....
.
..
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a
a
nartiii
partial
ninn
plan
r
.
.
In
,
British
Co
umbia
2196
cases
smaiiness
01
losses
Dy
lire,
Dr.
liddel,
chiet
of
the
nuclear
cording
to
the
latest
report
is
men
on
the
run
from
Vancouver:
Rushbrook
Hts.
Improvements
tin
nie
tuinmaiiuer-iii-ciiiei
.
,
,
fii.t
,IiH..r,i
.
.
nrst
considered
fn
.....
were
reported
last
week.
.....
....
...
to
tne
AntlPdes-
United
States
naval
research,
is
mub
icua
uie
iniiu
uau
nu
Revision
d
along
that
line,
ii'ge
presided
over
sued
by
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics.
Per
capita
loss
from
fire
in
deaths
are
reported.
C.N.
COUNTER
ATTACK
United
Nations
elements
today
in
charge
of
the
cosmic
ray
bal
loon
project.
Much
adopted
Ihe
drove
the
Chinese
Communists
i
presented
at
the
The
balloons
are
huge
plastic
that
year
amounted
to
17
cents.
The'
only
other
centre
In
British
back
more
than'a
mile.
In
coun!
I
meeting.
bags,
100
feet
in
diameter,
that
ter-slrikes
on
the
central
front
The
city
council,
in
regular
session
last,
night,
decided
vo
proceed
'on
the
initiative
plan
with
the
long-discussed
PibRot
Avenue
and
Piggot
Pluce
improvements
A
reDort.
of
the
board
of
works
may
rise
nineteen
miles
high
Assessments
Are
Reduced
Civic
court
of
revision
consisting
of
Mayor
George
Rud-
Caught
in
Cable,
Painfully
Hurt
about
100,000
feet.
Winds
may
A
terrific
artillery
barrage
and
air
strikes
supported
the
troops.
The
UN
captured
a
commanding
hill
seven
miles
northeast
of
Inchon.
Of
24
appeals
against
assessment
heard-
by
H.
M.
Daggett
as
judge
of
the
provincial
court
of
revision,
nineteen
were
refused.
Four
reductions
were
made
and
one
recommended
for
exemption.
Following
is
a
list
of
rulings
handed
down
at
last
Friday's
court:
-
Leo
Benhard
Korhonen,
Port
Essington,
appeals
against
as
laper
Is
ieonnn
Ken
Panter
.employed
on
sew-1
rpcommenrieri
that,
as
no
Deti-
derham
and
Aldermen
H.
S.
Columbia
with
a
better
record
was
Fernie
with
a
per
capita
loss
of
15
cen
t.
s
Losses
in
other
places
similar
In
size
to
Prince
Rupert
In
British
Columbia
were
Kamloops,
$1.36;
Kelowna,
$1.26;
Nanaimo,
$1.:44;
Nelson,
$8.31;
Penticton,
$1598.
New
Westminster
had
losses
amounting
to
$7.12
per
person
while
losses
in
Vancouver
stood
at
$5.70.
The
highest
per
capita
loss
in
the
province
was
Salmon
Arm
with
$66.62.
Whalen,
G.
D.
Frizzell,
H.
F.
Glas-sey
and
T.
B.
Black
Friday
night
reduced
assessments
on
a
few
Retirement
j
er
construction
work
on
Third
tion
had
yet
been
received
from
'Avenue
just
east
of
McBride
j
resldenU
of
Piggot
Avenue,
im-
Street,
sustained
severe
injur-
mediate
notice
of
the
council's
!
ies
yesterday
afternoon
when
his
lntention
to
proceed
under
the
;
hands
became
caught
in
a
winch
initiative
plan
with
the
rcsurf-
cable,
lie
was
taken
to
the
Prince
acing
of
Piggot
Avenue
and
Pif-'
Rupert
General
Hospital.
First
eot
Place
be
Eiven
bv
Dubiica-
properties.
The
following
rulings
p
JUUU
-
Publishers
of
journal
and
two
of
I
ere
today
fined
ti
for
contempt
of
lection
with
a
story
the
Sullivan
man-
sessment
of
improvements,
reduced
from
$1,100
to
$750.
Of
Senators
sweep
them
along
at
200
miles
an
hour.
At
rusk
slanting
rays
of
the
sun
light
up
their
bottoms,
giving
them
a
saucer-like
appearance.
"When
this
project
first
began,
it
was
kept
a
secret,"
the
magazine
quotes
Dr.
Liddel.
"The
Liddel
report
is
considered
to
be
the
most
authoritative
scientific
explanation
of
the
flying
saucer
phenomenon."
As
for
as
Dr.
Liddel
is
concerned
personally,
he
considers
his
answer
incontrovertibly
right.
were
handed
down:
Assessment
on
improvements
Sidney
George
Cooper,
Terrace,
OTTAWA
0-
-
Retirement"
"
a
s!Tf
PeriUonts
wfahs
P"'
tion
and
by
service
on
the
own-
appeal
against
assessment
on
land,
assessment
confirmed.
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11.
lee
John
Menara,
Digby
Island,
.
1
i
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Li)VlC
tilt
UllViUllO
uv
'
C.
McRuer
contributory
pension
plan
has
.
plastic
surgery.
1,1,,..
l1
ll
,
Kvnn
BimrrACrt
asJ
hi
t
On
n
n
fr
r
IHl--i.
appeal
against
assessment'
f
land
and
improvements,
assessment
confirmed.
TheWeather
I
lm''llcd
M"-
Mar-,
art
RoberUon,
government
lead-
disabllitVi..
a
sa"id
Panter8
ur
charged
in
the
er
in
the
Senate.
I
Karl
Ehn,
Digby
Island,
appeal
on
lot
D,
block
30,
section
7
reduced
from
$1,760
to
$1,260
(William
D.
and
Eliza
D.
Griffiths).
Assessments
on
improvements
on
lot
C,
block
21,
section
6
reduced
from
$1,760
to
$1,380
(G.
A.
Hunter).
Assessment
on
improvements
on
lot
9.
block
B,
section
7
reduced
from
$1,760
to
$1,510
P.
A.L.
and
S.
Downing).
Assessment
on
land
of
lot
B,
block
1,
section
7
upheld
at
$500.
(C.
F.
and
E.
B.
Bartlett).
.Assessment
on
improvements
For
their
Information,
aldermen
will
be
furnished
with
the
estimated
cost
for
each
section
of
the
Rushbrook
HelghU
area.
The
board
of
works"
also
recommended
that
tenders
be
called
for
the
sale
of
the
disused
boiler
and
pump
at
Shawatlan's
Lake.
An
additional
check
for
$U,-602.50
for
Mitchell
&,
Currie
in
connection
with
their
sewer
contract
was
also
recommended
f
lawyer
husband,
At
present
senators
are
ap-1
t
information
to
pointed
for
life.
i
fi
I
Senator
Robertson
has
called
p
e
r
was
fined
for
a
Senate
committee
to
in-.
ra
vestigate
Senate
reform.
I
HMCS
Ontario
Synopsis
Overnight
temperatures
again
dropped
below
freezing
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
and
below
zero
at
a
few
points
in
the
No
Crossing
of
Thirty-Eighth
against
assessment
on
land
and
improvements,
assessment
confirmed.
Nels
Peters,
Digby
Island,
appeal
against
assessment
on
land
and
improvements,
assessment
confirmed.
John
Ormond
Higgins,
Queen
Interior.
Central
regions
of
the,
To
Australia
province
enjoyed
much
more
tt
Rejects
Controls
TOKYO
Report
Monday
that
.
a
South
Korean
capital
division
had
crossed
the
thirty-
Charlotte
Islands,
appeal
agalust
on
lot
B,
waterfront
block
t'
and
part
of
waterfront
block
E.
maD
:
assessment
on
Improvements,
as-
VA
(CP)
Hon.
Douglas
Abbott,
minis
riKhth
para
lied
in
Korea
and
.
Intan
Vnlirrvarif,
nn
Ilia
oauf
with
the
suggestion
it
be
handed
to
Brown
&
Harvey
for
delivery
when
they
are
satisfied
all
legal
requirements
have
been
met.
The
report
was
adopted
in
its
entirety.
nee
last
night
rejected,
parliamentary
coast,
was
in
error,
a
headquart-
moderate
temperatures
than
.,.
those
of
the
past
two
nights.
,
VAWA-
cruiser
On-
.
.
lt.
,
,
.
.
tario
'Commodore
Hugh
F.
Pui-
A
strengthening
southerly
clr-
en
oakville,
Ont.)
will
visit
culation
of
mo
st
Pacific
air
is
Pearl
Harbor
the
Samoan
fl
producing
cloudy
skies
over
the
Pljl
isiandSi
and
seven
o
tne
northern
coast.
Rain
is
expected
principal
ports
In
Australia
and
over
the
Queen
Charlottes
this
New
Zealand
during
her
forth-
afternoon
with
mixed
rain
and
coming
three-month
training
snow
along
the
northern
main-
cruise
to
the
-
South
Pacific,
land.
Naval
Headquarters
announced
Cloudiness
will
spread
slowly
today,
to
the
southern
coastal
areas
In
At
the
same
time,
it
was
an-
'
full-scalf
nrif-i.
Minfvnls
at
this
stiurp
in
I
ers
communique
officially
said
kHay.
uht
against
inflation.
f
At
the
same
time,
Mr.
Abbott
told
the
House
of
Commons
that
he
intends
to
budget
this
year
TODAY'S
STOGKS
olicitor's
3042
(administration
building)
.sessment
on
improvements
delet-deferred
for
consideration.
ed
and
classification
changed.
Assessment
on
Improvements'
Cnarles
A.
G.
Smith,
Queen
on
lot
7,
westerly,
half
of
lot
8
1
Charlotte
Islands,
appeal
against
block
15,
section
5,
reduced
from
i
assessment
on
Improvements,
as-$4,900
to
$4,500
(E.
H.
Tycho).
j
sessment
reduced
from
$500
to
Assessment
on
Improvements
400-on
lots
23
and
24.
block
4
sectlM
William
Shields
Orr.
Stewart,
2,
upheld
at
$2,200
(Olga
Clapp).
aPPeal
against
assessment
on
Assessment
on
land
of
$180
and
land
and
improvements,
assess-improvements
of
$640
on
the
ment
on
land
upheld,
improve-easterly
20
feet
of
lot
14,
block
43,
rnents
reduced
from
$1,26
to
section
5,
upheld
(William
Won-
i
$M10.
chuk).
j
William
Pawchuk,
Terrace,
An
appeal
of
the
Canadian
Na-
appeal
against
assessment
on
tlonal
Railway
of
the
assessment
land,
assessment
confirmed,
on
their
property
and
lessees
was
Mrs.
J.
Melior,
Stewart,
appeal
withdrawn.
1
against
assessment
on
land,
as-
:
1
sessment
reduced
by
$80.
ditlon
to
her
reeular
shin1
.
I
John
F-
Murray,
Oona
River,
('nlntPB.v
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
l.til.)
ilre
next
48
hours.
Rain
is
ex-
nounced
simultaneously
in
pected
over
Vancouver
Island
berra
-nl
Wellington
that
and
the
Lower
Mainland
of
the
tween
March
29
and
April
7
the
"for
a
fully
balanced
budget."
Replying
to
call
by
Opposition
members
for
reimposition
of
controls,
Mr.
Abbott
said:
"I
do
not.
hollotn
a
cvt.pm
nf
nvnr-aU
er$1000
province
tomorrow
afternoon
or,"'"""1"
yaiwcipaie
m
exer-evening
Iclses
with
units
of
the
Royal
.
I
Australian
and
Royal
New
Zeal-
Forecast
.nj
Mloc
,
fh
.,
,
North
coast
region
-
Cloudy
,
mveen
Gabo
M&nd
and
s
d'
today
and
Wednesday.
Rain
be-1
ney
Aumaque
28
Beattie
s
68
Bevcourt
52
Bobjo
.19
Buffalo
Canadian
34
C.
M.
&
S
153.00
Conwest
2.35
Donakla
56
'i
Eldona
25
East
Sullivan
9.40
Giant
Yellowknlfe
7.15
God's
Lake
47
Hardrock
30
cil
last
night
ap-1
price
and
wage
controls
would
fimenriation
of
the
be
desirable
or
effective
at
this
gitttoe
that
a
re-
time."
f1
be
paiu
the
city
Mr.
Abbott
added
that
he
did
vn
and
Harvey,
for
not
believe
as
yet
the
proportion
f
The
recommen-
of
Canada's
national
production
sed
on
figures
re-
has
gone
Into
defence
output
to
(P
cities
of
Kelowna,
the
extent
that
controls
are
nec-ftinloopg,
port
A1.
essary.
and
Trail
cover-
The
government
would
use
I
Paid
and
the
controls,
Mr.
Abbott
said,
"to
k
handled.
I
tne
extent"
needed
when
it
felt
I
rthey
were
necessary.
Ln,"
5c?epled
aI
Mr.
Abbott
stepped
Into
the
oanv.
will
be
20
lnninr
nffiP-
!
aPPeal
against
assessment
on
im
ginning
over
tne
yueen
t-nar-
The
Ontario
leaves
her
horn-lottos
this
afternoon
and
mixed
port
0f
Esquimau
Februarv
26
for
rain
and
snow
along
the
main-
Peatl
Harbor,
where
she
will
i
land
turning
to
rain
overnight.
,pend
two
days
before
proceed-I
Intermittent
rain
Wednesday.
ing
to
Suva
in
the
Fiji
Lslands.
and
96
ordinary
seamen
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navv
embarkal
j
Not
so
cold
Wednesday.
Winds
From
there
she
goes
to
Brisbane
for
sea
training.
Dlus
annrnxl-
southerly,
15
miles
per
hour,
In
Australia,
arriving
there
March
I
mately
70
members
of
the
Royal
Harricana
15i
.,
..,..
"t
ki.'
Canadian
Navy
(Reserve)
from
l.iT.af)Hig
AJ
auui.liril.lv
VAJr
uitio
tit.
Heva
1312
evening,
lows
lonigm
ana
nigns
t
ronowing
ner
urisDane
visit,
Wednesday
At
Port
Hardy
32
j
the
Canadian
cruiser
will
put
co
,
'"luauon
xhat.Thrnno
Rnonnh
riohatj.
a
f
t.pr
,m,t
.
imoiie
opeecn
and
42,
Sandspit
32
and
40,
1
sea
for
exercises
and
manoeu-
uain
Tnr
o
t.
n
i
VANCOUVER
'
American
Standard
34
Bralorne
6.60
B.
R.
XH
04
Vi
Cariboo
Quartz
105
Congress
08
Hedley
Mascot
69
Pend
Oreille
9.00
Pioneer
,
2.15
Premier
Border
v
.13'a
Privateer
12
Reeves
McDonald
4.15
Reno
:
07
Sheep
Creek
165
Silbak
Premier
38
Taku
River
08
Vananda
-
H'j
Salmon
Ooid
032
Spud
Valley
04
Sliver
Standard
;
285
Western
Uranium
180
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
:
6.50
A.
P.
Con
43
Atlantic
2.95
Calmont
-
1.20
.
C.
i
E
12.00
Central
Leduc
2.70
Home
Oils
.nO
Mercury
:
15
Okalta
2.90
Pacific
Pete
10.00
Royal
Canadian
12Va
Royalite
14.75
TORONTO
Athona
-
08
,or
be
defrayed
servative
leader,
charged
that
-uu
vjuul.
noiKMes
oi
rnp
cavern
mpnt
aione
t
were
responsible
for
develop
pe
renorteri
ih
Prince
Rupert
32
and
38.
Service
Here
for
Chief
Dudoward
vres
with
Australian
and
New
Zealand
naval
uniU,
on
completion
of
which
she
will
proceed
to
Sydney
for
a
visit,
lasting
from
April
6
to
16.
The
balance
of
the
Ontario's
program
is
as
follows:
Melbourne
April
18
to
21.
Hobart,
Australia
April
23
to
April
27.
provements,
assessment
confirmed.
Robert
Norman
Grant,
Bella
Coola,
appeal
against
assessment
on
land,
assessment
confirmed.
Bessie
Tarlisky,
appeal
against
assessment
on
improvements,
assessment
confirmed.
British
Columbia
Association
of
Seventh
Day
Adventists,
Terrace,
exemption
recommended.
George
Zagar,
Terrace,
appeal
against
assessment
on
land
and
claslfication,
assessment
and
classification
confirmed.
Karl
Aberg,
Masset,
appeal
against
assessment
on
improvements,
assessment
confirmed.
Axel
Enocksen,
Digby
Island,
appeal
against
assessment
on
land
and
improvements,
assessment
confirmed.
Hadyn
Turner,
appeal
against
assessment
on
Improvements,
assessment
confirmed.
various
naval
divisions.
Also
in
the
ship
will
be
six
Royal
Canadian
Sea
Cadets
chosen
by
the
Navy
League
of
Canada
from
82
Sea
Cadet
Corps
across
the
country.
The
trip
in
the
Ontario,
arranged
jointly
bv
the
Navy
Leaeue
and
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy,
has
been
awarded
the
cadets
for
outstanding
service
in
their
corps.
They
are:
Douglas
Crouse,
Bridgewater,
N.S.;
Oerald
Freill,
Montreal;
David
Whiston,
Stratford,
Ont.;
D.
W.
Vlttle,
Hamilton;
D.
Storey,
Regina,
and
N.
E.
Kennedy,
Vancouver.
Hosco
07
Jackknife
05
'2
Joliet
Quebec
.93
;
'
Lapaska
0534
Little
Long
Lac
80
Lynx
14
Madscn
Red
Lake
2.63
McKcnzie
Red
Lake
43
McLeod
Cockshutt
3.55
Moneta
38
Negus
1.01
Noranda
83.50
Louvicourt
;
26
Pickle
Crow
,.
1.74
Regicourt
......
05
Senator
Rouyn
22
Sherritt
Gordon
4.00
Steep
Rock
9.20
Silver
Miller
s...
1.48
Upper
Canada
u
.'
2.00
Golden
Manitou
-
6.90
A
funeral
service
for
Ernest
S.
Dudoward,
outstanding
Port
Vfiterly
one-half
of
fctlon
1
lo
John
I
$10-
adopted.
?DES
ffbruary
u.
i951
L5:
17.5
feet
ment
of
inflation.
DREW
FOR
CONTROLS
Mr.
Drew
said
his
party
believes
price
controls
and
subsidies
should
be
used
to
help
fight
inflation
and
to
lower
the
cast
of
living.
The
control
debate
developed
on
a
CCF
motion,
which
Mr.
Drew
suuported,
calling
for
a
vote
of
non-confidence
in
the
government
because
It
has
"fail-
Lyttletown
(Cnnstchurch),
N
Simpson
Indian
Chief,
who
died
z.ADrn
30
to
May
3.
here
Monday,
will
be
held
in
Wellington
May
4
to
May
8.
Auckland
May
10
to
May
14.
Return
Journey:
Pearl
Harbor
May
26
to
May
Grenville
Court
Chapel
tonight.
Officiating
at
the
service
will
be
Rev.
L.
G.
Selber
of
First
United
Church.
Interment
will
be
at
30.
Basketball
Tonight.
Senior
Gordon
&
Anderson
vs
Co-Op,
14.0
feet
I
ed"
to
relmpose
price
controls
10.1
feet
and
pay
subsidies
where
neces-8.2
feetsary.
Port
bimpson
Thursday
,lt
isi
Arrive
Esaulmalt
June
7.
I
0:io
114:01
i
I
i
On
board
the
Ontario,
In
ad-
8:45.
1
expected.