1
TODAY
TO
SATURDAf
Prince
Rupcit
Daily
News
Thursday,
November
22,
I'J&l
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I11T1U
At
Gov't
Prepares
for
Seaway
OTTAWA
(CP)
EngineeVing
plans
for
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway-power
project
are
being
redrafted
to
route
part
of
the
huge
navigation
works
through
C'ana.lian
territory
if
Canada-
builds
the"
waterway
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alone.
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The
revised
routing,
which
would
add
$30,0011,000
to
the
estimated
cost
of
a
joint
Canada-United
States
undertaking,
would
shift
the
27-ioot
navigation
channel
from
U.S.
territory
on
tvo
stretches
of
tile
interna
end
of
the
waterway
taking
two
years
longer,
On
the
financial
side,
the
l:it
est
official
estimate
of
the
overall
cost,
with
the
locks
runmn'4
-through
the
Canadian
side
of
the
.
international
section
is
$.32,000,000.
Of
that,
$400,000.-
MATCHED
SET-
is
the
matchless
buy!
Their
pemrrns
and
colors
are
smart
fashion
.
.
.
spectacularly
successful
treatment
for
a
dull
room
.
.
.
and
wonderful
quality
that
wears
practically
forever,
nrvcr
musses,
never
sheds
lint
or
fades.
An
extra
spread
is
easily
made
into
a
beautiful
set
of
matthing
drapes.
Also
ideal
for
draperies
in
living
room,
dining
room,
library.
rvv.
i
t
tional
raaids
section
of
the
river
Cornwall,
Ont..
and
'
would
be
fur
power
develop-
7
L-etwren
opposite
Oklens-
Pres.'ot:.
Ont
;
'11
it
IB
H
91
a
K
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17
I
t
A
wide
choice
$9.95
to
$42.50
!:
if-
.
V
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till-;!,
NY
The
.-veciai
ptoji'i
:.s
aranch
of
C.uiaclu's
i.epjitment
of
trans-"p..rl
Ls
drawing
up
the
all-Canadian
plan
in
the
light
of
con-L.!f,.-iu..ul
delay
on
a-
joint
s.-lunu--hr.
!'i-d
both
by
Canada
a:;.l
tae
U.-i.
aaiamisti-auon
viiia
tut
p
s.iib.;:ty
this
cuuii-i
!,
may
i.umch
tin?
job
without
U.S.
federal
participation.
As
the
uw.-u.l
ieiieral
agency
for
Haiulhii?
the
navigation
end
oi
an
.ill-Caiiailian
waterway,
the
fcui'i
li
j,u.niimi'iit
has
pro-,;o
:i
d
.n
me
L
ommons
tntf
ttea-tau
of
a
"bv.
La
wrwi
'e
t'-.v"
V,aitii
v:iuki
'Jf
aul.hotizrd
tJ
bono
up
t
j
s.ntti.o:
o.iiuo.
eaoumi
1
U'i.W
WITH
THE
LKN-
Lnd
man
of
the
Saskatchewan
Roiinli-nders.
Jack
Nl.
obliges
wuh
his
autograph
for
a
couple
of
young
lans
at
K.'gma
Union
de
jot
as
the
team
lett
for
Toronto
in
quest
ol
the
tiiey
Cup.
iC
P.
Photiu
DIVISION
OF
COST
The
power
cost
and
the
power
would
be
split
between
the
provinces
of
Ontario
and
whatever
U.S.
authority
may
be
designated
to
handle
It.
Ontario
Ins
said
it
is
willing
to
put
up
$200,000,000.
That
leaves
$250,000,000
to
be
spent
by
the
Canadian
government
for
a
27-fuot
channel
and
locks
from
Montreal
into
Lake
Erie,
which
Is
as
far
as
this
government
intends
to
go
with
the
"all-Canadian
waterway."
Abo1
j
that,
the
,
remaining
work
consists
of
about
$88,000,000
wort
11
of
channel-deepening
to
get
ships
through
the
upper
Uk-'s
and
to
the
lakehead.
The
V
S.
administration
has
been
engaged
in
this
work
continuously
lor
jears
and
can
continue
it.
Tne
cost
estimates
are
Canadian
government
figures
based
on
prices
last
December.
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umal-s.
on
the
ALLEYS
Winners
of
the
first
third
of
ent
Tru
v
t,i,.i
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govern
i.
ai
tr.o
t'an.iili.in
liiui,
i.n'i
.s
t'('ii;rfss
ucts
ne
will
give
his
sar.ction
":
a
soon.
w
...
IS
w
e;
b
r
:ne.
cial.s
say
that
between
seven
:....:a
godig
aii-ail
Jill
j
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l.y(HiR
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lim.liKr
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it'll
v
Htrikrs
!li.'
i
iiue,
but
be-
and
iu
per
cent
would
be
added
overniii'int
quar-
to
them
now
to
cover
cost
rises
Ladies'
Bownng
League
are
lie
set
no
.'-pi
hef
in
some-
B
m
rOTEM
tin
here
is
in.it
tariy
tio-
is
iiuii('a:,d
a.i
the
deaoline.
WILL
TAKi:
TIME
Canadian
authorities
.say
there
is
no
telling
what
time
107
1H
)
in
the
interval.
The
Canadian
government's
proposed
change
from
the
original
joint
plan
for
the
international
section
consists
of
three
canal
lock,
on
the1
Canadian
A
!
A.MDl
S
I'LAVLHS
THLiTRE
BATES
VARSITY
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ivssi
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mi'ihfc
i-la.o-e
bt-lwfi-n
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Tru
1
aafiawg,cn
mim3ai.wiBMm!iMM-
Gordon
Mackay
Bafes
VARSITY
Distinctive
new
tweed
pattern.
Beautiful
colors
of
light
blue,
rose,
green,
oqua,
slate
and
brown.
Bedspread
sizes
74
x
110
and
86
x
11
0
Each
-
An
exfra
sprvad
is
eatily
made
info
a
beautiful
se
of
matthina
drapes.
Lyons
and
.Mansons
in
A
ana
B
aiuc
MrMekin.
Aiouu.'i
.
Divisions,
respectively,
as
both
Low
Kniyn.
sum
teams
retained
their
lead
in
Aim.
Whjtnmn.
Lurky
sirlh.-i
.
.
,
,
.
,
Kay
Pranks
(
IJlbl)
H
int
Tuesdays
meet.
Winning
points
Jriui
Hhu.i,.
Lv-.m
are
Lyons
30.
Mansons
27.
b-h
Hardy.
MeM
una
In
A
Division,
Acnes
Pierce
:
y
JoiwiBm.
Chmflcaf
of
Lyons
came
out
in
tronf,
I
?nrX
X
V.
.
it
ad.ng
with
both
high
slngie
Mrg.
McOrriah.
o
A
.
..
and
high
three
game
total
with
'
297
and
63.
For
B
Division,
rJ;
Helen
Speer
of
Cooks
loci
mnic
fathir
jkh.
t
.iters
Barnes
with
2ji,
and
Marion
ivy
si?wrt.
7a
txi
Shenton
of
Shen
ton's
took
hitth
"im"M
wlltntJ,n
three
with
GM.
;
Hilda
Schmidt
iM-
Kuy's
.
Hi-M
l.
t
s:
;
Miirn.
Monrmrv.
MansuuR
A
DiviMim
Lyons
3.
tovcrtPiif
'J'badu?
Downing
8unrtf.f
,i...H
tL
'.s
,i.
st.i!K
l
.sav
2
Ciui-
A.ii
kcy
Crtw.-i.
t'liinnurcUl
i'.rn
Anderson
2,
II-wt
l.t-c
1,
i-imc
Onrru-
iMii.imius
,
.
...
Hk'-Piui
iirurer
1.
iihb
Print
I,
Iiin
McKay.
Mi
Kay's
I.i'i-ky
Stnhis
0,
Mc.Viwkln
0.
''
man's
saiietio.i
and
the
act
u..i
'
shore,
instead
of
three
on
the
-ir;
o'.
work
Pi
o.vdlmgs
could
'
VS.
side,
to
bring
shipping
past
dra
on
mc
ntt.mhs.
perliaos
a
.
the
propa-xd
hydro-electric
decouple
or
veui's
telore
the
In-
i
volopment
In
the
rapids,
tci.uli.
n.il
ooint
Coaiini.ssion,
I
The
upriver
lock
would
cut
the
U.S
F.
dual
Power
Com-
across
Iroquois
Point,
Ont.,
in-miii'.a.i
and,
pa-siblv,
the
U.S.
stead
of
at
Point
Rockway,
N
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,
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IN
RUFERT
BY
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a
little
utile
to
tne
soutneast.
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B
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ft
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a
am
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ft
-
2a
ntereor
Getting
U.
r.
Tr
i-erti'.'ti
points
betwcci
he
E'lIl'V
Val'cy
and
Terrace
iiip.eme
Cmilt.
The
Car.,
i,;.
.in
government
ha.s
;
.iVf
al
times
made
known
its
,-::l
onnc-s
to
tackle
the
project
aleoe
it
ne?ca.-ary.
On.'e
the
U.S.
barriers
are
cleared
away
and
the
I.l
('.
has
fcwen
permission.'
work
-:ta
he
started
alniast
im-niediateiy,
according
to
officials
:
here.
At
t'ni
moment,
materials
ana
manpower
would
be
a
problem,
i
Br.t
Canauia.il
authorities
are
i
confident
that
by
the
time
the
dig-hre;
of
the
big
ditch
starts,
j
Canadian
and
U.S.
prodacti'.i.
and
available
manpower
wi.l
bo
ample.
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
-
K-"-
Co-cfer
Vifeother
n,o"c
has
fLi!!ea
:iucl
bf,u,w
.
.
,
,,
,
...
,
e
tcro
conditions
have
been
toueh-Wcrn
fn
m,
tlie
nteno"
tells
of
colder
and
generally
wintry
wea-
ed.
M,
V.rnthitH's
O.
b
Division
Co:nni(rrii,l
3
S'i;;i-t-jli's
i.
Malisons
C.M)h's
Jrwrik't'.i
2
76
Taxi
2
Suiiriw
2.
UcK.iya
I.
tipventh
Avnliue
Markcv
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.Sr;-tors
I,
Co-op
0.
Toilers
0.
it.ijKrt
P.a-c!io
0
I
A
liU
i
-i
mLyons
30.
R-vk.i
Lrc
20,
Annetl
19.
O
fit
A
IK,
Mi
Mrrklii
17.
Clovprttaf
17,
tjiivoy'i
J.i.
Itj'.,t:.i
t.urky
strikes
Dib'3
Print
mt;
,11.
Wraihall
a
11.
Skc-ma
tirorrry
u.
Co-op
'A.
Ft?
st
liiK'nes;.
1
J
averiii-s
tit
end
rf
nrM
tinrd:
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NOV
29
THE
30
miles
downriver,
a
double
lock
just
west
of
Cornwall
would'
form
the
other
entry
to
the
rapids
section,
which
is
to
be
deepened
by
a
series
of
dams
controlling
the
river
level
for
power.
The
twin
lock
at
Cornwall
would
take
the
place
of.two
locks
a
few
miles
to
the
southwest,
at
Robinson
Bay
and
Gra-ss
River
on
the
New
York
side.
,
t
e
f
l.-.nee
t'.ipi'rt
;
T
L.
R;u;h.
G.
Lloyd,
Mis.
H.
;
MeNaiif-hlon.
R.
J.
AlliKton.
h.
Miller.
I.
Hurst.
C.
Flan-Jors.M.
I'.
P.ukinson,
A.
Wallace,
V.
V.
Porter,
U.
Corson.
C.
P.
Er-
win.
D.
B.
Hardie.
C.
S.
Newton,
E.
O'Hoole.
Charles
Guy
and
D.
R
Wallace,
Vancouver;
R.
H.
D.'bnah.
West
Vancouver;
L.
R.
Smith.
Mrs.
Laursen
and
family,
Edmonton;
I.
V.
Hopkins,
.
South
Burnaby;
L.
Pearsin,
New
Westminster;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ALASKA
MUSIC
TR;
Have
you
tried
tSie
i
Vi'AYLKIER
Oale
unci
fon,
Tvrraco;
Mrs.
W.
R.
T.ioth,
Stowart;
A.
Prdi'i.si'n,
and
4.
J.
Allan.
Vi-.rnjouvi
r;
Mi'
s
M.
Nelson,
Wudpna.
oa-Kalih-cv.
an.
I!-i
lord
r
.':.u:.
ri
kST'.'MF.
Tiie
p.-,t:raate
h?re
i!;
that
i
will
take
an
overage
of
1S.0OJ
hen
io
do
ti"
job,
with
.somewhat
more
tnan
that
needed
in
the
final
stages.
Full
output
of
2.200.000
horsepower
of
elec-t
icity
might
be
expected
in
our
years
from
the
start
of
construction,
with
Che
navigation
;:i"i:
;.;.vn.
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SCOTtANDS
fAVOUHltt
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liCKETS
OH
SMC
CIVIC
CENTRE
Art?
IM.
M..
McDonald,
West
Vancou-j
vei
;
E.
T.
Han
key.
New
Westminister;
F.
R.
Henderson,
North
i
Vancouver;
T.
W.
C.
Davis,
Vic-,
!
tcria;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Ginn,
city;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
P.
McDon-j
sild
and
C.
Benson,
Skeenn
Crossing;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Brokke
and
I
Ketchikan;
L
J.
Gelley
and
SCOTCH
WHISKY
0
sibber
PI?
r
i
Put
My
Suit?
A
Cardboard
Wardrobe
is
1
he
answer
to
your
problem.
Gordon
&
AruJ'jr'jon
can
supply
yo'i
with
a
convenient
folding
warJroS.?
.easily
stored
w'icn
not
in
use,
for
only
$3.75
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
Limited
Phone
46
jf
.
K.
E.llo'.t..
Smithers;
R.
A.
Cailaghan,
Kamloops;
Mrs.
II.
Reid,
Port
H-sington:
Mrs.
Brown,
Fort
Essingto'.i;
Mrs.
H.
SHIS
.
WATERFRONT
CP3
Princess
Norah
arrived
,
ho
fOQDS
warn
euv.
)
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GOING
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real
good
Scotch
rj
V
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0
Your
Family
Deserves
AYLMER
Quality!
I
1
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co'tv
with
a
small
load
of
pas-
encrs.
including
15
Alcan
employees
for
air
transportation
to
Vancouver,
Nearly
100
men
were
disembarked
at
Kemano
and
Kitimat.
The
vessel
returned
:
Now
is
fhe
'
Time
h
for
K;:
Wirt'1
Weot
Ti'h
Monday
night.
X
BRAfl
F1A
Of
course-!
Then
Wok
for
the
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