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271
FRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
20,
1951
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End
of
Fighting
By'
Christmas
Unlikely
Red
Charges
of
United
Nations
Atrocities
Called
"Pure
Fabrication"
TOKYO
(CP)
An
abrupt
top-level
switch
in
Communist
truce
aims
and
charges
of
atrocities
today
dampened
hopes
for
an
end
to
the
Korean
fight-
Barbara
Has
Had
Enough
of
Tone
HOLLYWOOD
W
The
seven-wiek
marriage
of
Fran-
chit
Tone
and
Actress
Barbara
Payton
is
on
the
rocks,
Tone's
lawyer
said
today.
The
lawyer.
Robert
S.
Feder,
said
the
couple
had
sepal
1J
yesterday.
Miss
Payton
plans
to
file
divorce
action,
possibly
next
week,
he
said.
May
Divide
Up
Trieste
Italy
and
Yugoslav
to
,
Share
Adriatic
Port
BELGRADE
r
New-signs
cropped
up
here
Monday
that
Yugoslavia
and
Italy
may
soon
divide
the
free
territory
of
Trieste
.
despite
Russian
objections.
(Th
United
States
Monday
rejected
Russia's
latest
protest
on
the
status
of
Trieste
as
"nonsense."
The
State
Department
fired
the
Kremlin's
own
accusa-
London
Women
Shop
by
Boat
LONDON
Pi
Housewives
went
shopping
today
by
boat
in
parts
of
the
flooded
Thamps
Vo'ley.
Rains
have
ben
very
heavy.
Business
men
living
near
Reading,
in
Berkshire,
were
carried
to
communler
trains
by
punt.
C
C.L.
On
Price
Fix
OTTAWA
WThe
Canadian
ing
before
Christmas.
Official
Red
broadcasts
accused
the
Allies
of
killing
17,000
Si
BATTLE
TERRAIN
Brig.
J.
M.
Rockin
-haia,
left,
Commander
of
the
25th
Canadian
iry
BriRjde
in
Korea,
shows
two
new
olfl
c
s
the
country
over
which
their
troops
will
be
lit
Centre
is
Lt.-Col.
Norman
O.
Wilson-
miiti,
commanding
officer
1st
Battalion
Princess
or
prisoners
of
war,
killing
14,500
North
Korean
wounding
civilians
and
shipping
out
1000
O.
Brooks,
commanding
officer
2nd
(CP
from
National
Defence)
unit,
Royal
Canadian
Horse
Artllh-ry.
New
Threat
Of
Floods
ROBIGO,
Italy
Threats
of
Fighting
To
Continue
I'nited
Nations
Command
Says
War
Will
Carry
On
TOKYO
General
Matthew
B.
Rldgway
Tuesday
said
that
Reds
for
atomic
experiments.
A
United
Nations
spokesman
called
the
human
atom
bomb
test
story
a
pure
fabrication.
There
was
no
immediate
com-
Congress
of
Labor
said
today
it!,.
,
.
,
.
.
.
.,.,
Uon
rlM
back
at
Moscow-
de-maintenance
favors
elimination
of
resale
pile
,
practice
but
doubts
claring
that
the
Soviets
arc
to
it
a
ban
would
bring
much
relief
blanw
for
failure
to
reach
an
Colorful
Welcome
new
floods
in
the
already
devas-
from
high
living
costs.
agreement
on
making
a
free
city
'
tatecl
Po
Rjver
appeared
today
ment
on
other
charges.
Canada's
Naval
Mystery
Man
Was
Former
Trappist
Student
.AWRKNCE,
Mass.
(CP)
Father
of
the
man
Communists
have
promised
u
to
"
u.iinni
tnrom
fn
Korea
following
heavy
rains
in
northern
In
a
brief
presented
to
a
out
0f
the
key
Adriatic
seaport),
pecial
committee
of
Parliament
Rnnnsihl
KmirC(.s
said
thfl
di
to
United
j
"
"
new.
.
-
f
tn
reply
tomorrow
Italv.
.
LONDON
Traditionally
-nlnrf
nl
u-
o
t
ho
u
clcnmp
hnmp
Nations
truce
plans.
on
retail
price
fixing.
Congress
.
i
Water
is
running
in
the
streets
WI"
camed
on
sa
d
it
prefers
to
concentrate
on!vlMon
tniof
many
towns
and
thousands
price
controls
which
It
believes
j
two
Adiiatic
neighbors
through
&re
nomeiess.
informed
a
series
of
"brilliant"
operations
on
'that
was
extended
10
princess
will
be
more
effective
in
dealing
;
direct
negotiations,
probably
in
Flt-'ts
of
planes
British,
Am-
y
South
Korean
said
Monday
that,
as
far
Sr&ES
erda?"
:,
the
only
experience
his
son
had
had
in
med-
the
Lord
Mayor
was
host
at
with
living
costs.
The
Congress
has
360,000
luncheon
a
matter
of
weeks.
rlcan
and
Italian
have
sup-
'the
Pie
food
and
medicine
to
those
-
However,
a
big
part
of
.
7u
.
1
marooned
in
the
flood
area,
foundation
for
the
agreement,
was
as
an
orderly
at
the
Massachussets
Eye
!;ir
Infirmary
at
Boston.
Will
VUllKlliU
Viiv.
u
en-amy
even
though
new
proposals
submitted
to
the
Reds
In
truce
talks
are
accepted.
Headquarters
said
that
"cease
fire
can
result
only
from
mutual
acceptance
of
a
complete
armistice."
It
added:
"There
will
be
no
cessation
or
slowdown
of
ground
operations
in
Korea
if
new
proposals
of
the
United
Nations
delegation,
submitted
to
the
Communist
delegation
at
Pan-munjon,
are
accepted."
The
statement
came
twenty-four
hours
before
the
Commun-
was
said
to
have
been
worked
Mrs.
Andrew
Thompson
re
A
toast
to
the
Princess
was
proposed
by
Prime'Minister
Winston
Chu.
chill
who
paid
high
tribute
to
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
There
was
no
limit
to
the
Atrocity
Statement
Backed
Up
father
turned
by
air
yesterday
from
'
out
in
lata
September
and
Oc
.r.aiid
Demara
sr.
:ir.anti
Demara
Jr.
Today's
Stocks
(
..urteM
8.
I.
Jiilinntun
Co.
Lid.)
Cana-
nt
at.
Rsiniirmlt
iLlnnro
hp
wiis
New
Westminster
where
she
BthuritKs
.said
yesterday
brouirht
last
week
from
Korean
tober
In
Washington
conferences.
Western
power
representatives
worked
separately
with
Yugoslav
and
Italian
diplomats
there.
of
of
the
I
'
possibilities
expansion
pprdue
an(J
lw
new
grand.
.d
as
Dr
Joseph
Cyr.
The
waters
where
he
had
been
ser-
onara
sulci
ne
naa
recog-
vlnir
KUreeon-lieutenant
on
"ZJ",
daughter
ailU
VII
lie
pcuJlc.
lie
utbiaicu.
The
Princess
spoke
of
the
inspiration
of
the
royal
tour.
The
affection
and
loyalty
of
the
people
had
been
deeply
nis
sun
from
newspaper
h.M.C.S.
Cayuga.
ipfis
Canadian
immigration
author-:iher
.said
....v.,
hat
his
.
Uies
are
mitigating
the
cir-
frtrnt.
quit
Highicumslances
Qf
hu
Bi
ilit0
men
he
wa.s
sixteen
years
Canada
lo
dct(,rmlnc
whether
he
Ute.id
a
Trappist
monas-
,
th
t
illegally.
Klve
their
answer
TOKYO
-General
Matthew
Pf
.
.
lha
Alitor!
rrnnrtKfll
fr
on
nr.
Local
Beer
Drinkers
Not
Stuck
Making
It
at
Home
I
B
Ridgway
s
headquarters
said
,
jn
tonight
there
Is
"considerable
I
ue
lwc"ly
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
25
Bralotne
6.00
B
R
X
03
Cariboo
Quartz
1.15
Congress
'.
-08
Cronin
Babine
.50
Giant
Mascot
93
Indian
Mines
25
Pcnd
Oreille
9.25
Pioneer
'.
2.00
Premier
Border
32
Privateer
08
Reeves
McDonald
6.30
evidence"'
that
Communists
kil-
The
royal
couple
drove
in
stale
:.
.
ii.
d
...jr'.'
The
Navv
however,
did
not
loH
nV.mit
civ
thmiGQnH
Ampri-
Britain
.Wants
completely
lift
the
veil
of
mys-j
from
Buckingham
Palace
to
the
terv
which
surrounds
Demara.
It
Guildhall.
Cheering
thousands
What
is
called
beer,
but
not
necessarily
from
a
lined
the
Etraets
he
liitner
said.
nd
con-stuuies
at
two
Massachu-fhiwis
to
become
a
rellg-
ther,
o
WnrM
War
11
rianmru
did
not
say
what
connection
he
has
with
the
name
"Dr.
Cecil
Finance
Cut
brewery
is
being
made
in
,
Prince
Rupert.
It's
been
like
that
since
early
in
the
strike
and
the
stock
of
was
served
and
cans
wno
naa
oeen
capiurea
"
the
Korean
war.
!
A
headquarters
statement
said
bodies
of
365
victims
of
Red
atro-c.ties
had
treen
recovered,
j
The
statement
backed
up
a
re
Champagne
Boyce
Haramaiiti"
and
"Dr.
tne
R0d
pate
was
brought
out
the
chair
occupied
by
,
thirst
quenchers
in
the
vendors
shop
became
less
and
Bphhlri
LONDON
Britain
revealed
today
--be-
has
.tnld
he-
VvHtA
ved
to
have
served
in
the
.
e"LU-M-rUOiuuf.
Uie
Unltedi
Demara
joined
the
Navy
ln'lh.
p,ilrrs,
Ktoori
tiiur
Rnval
cent
rsport
by
Lt.-Col.
James
M
NaW
;
March,
1951.
usiiiK
the
birth
ccr-,
Canadian
Mounted
Police
officers
Handley
of
the
war
crimes
sec-
States
she
wants
a
share
of
fin-
Reno
-
.
.05
'
Sheep"
Cre-Jk
1.63
Taku
River
07i
Vananda
15
Salmon
Gold
02V2
Spud
Valley
24
tion
of
the
Eighth
Army
advo-
ancial
aid
under
tne
new
Am-cate-general
(legal)
department
erican
mutual
security
act,
fcr
stating
about
5,500
American
support
of
North
Atlantic
de-prisoners
have
been
slaughtered
;
ljncc.
who
had
been
her
bodyguard
dmlng
the
trip
abroad
and
who
accompanied
Ivor
home
to
England
by
special
request.
iaa
liut
niaht
the
Roval
:
tilicate
and
medical
crcden-aii
Navv
announced
that
!
tials
of
Dr.
Joseph
Cyr
of
mv.ieiy
man
called
mundston,
New
Brunswlch,
now
Dr
ju.se
ph
Cyr,
was
in
understood
to
be
practising
in
min.nid
Wnlriri
neman
Grand
Falls.
New
Brunswick.
less.
The
new
brewers
belong
in
town.
It
seems
they
rank
among
our
own
our
sisters,
cousins
and
aunts,
mothers,
aunts
and
girl
friends.
With
some,
they
have
been
more
or
less
familiar
with
beer
spilling
since
they
were
youngsters.
It
all
comes
down
to
I
Long
Range
I
Financing
Advocated
j
by
Communists
since
ihe
begin-
Richard
A.
Butler,
Chancellor
Silver
Standard
2.65
Western
Uranium
3
30
ning
of
the
war.
'
jof
the
Exchequer,
in
a
Parlia-
In
ail,
Handley
said
about
mentary
statement
said:
13,000
United
Nations
and
South
I
"We
have
made
it
known
to
Korean
soldiers
had
been
killed
,
the
United
States
authorities
by
the
Reds
after
being
taken
that
the
British
government
ex-prisoner,
pects
to
receive
its
due
share
of
I'.rmerly
ol
Lawrence,
'
HI
fame
as
a
surgeon
spread
3ii-Ui
across
Canada
following
a
series'
HI.
STANDING
I
of
major
surgery
cases
among)
ra
win
be
discharged
in
South
Korean
troops
who
were
t
ur"
from
the
Navy
for
brought
aboard
the
destroyer
i
Juct.
namely
fraudulent
Cayuga.
It
was
then
that
a
pro-1
the
Navy
said
in
a
150-'
test
came
from
the
authentic
lateiuent
He
Is
at
pres-
Dr.
Cyr
who
reported
that
his
i
certification
documents
had
j
Russia
Offers
Aid
to
Egypt
LONDON
Russia
was
reported
here
yesterday
to
have
offered
this!
It's
not
exactly
beer,
but
OTTAWA
(CP)
E.
D.
Fulton,
it's
a
pleasant
enough
drinks
Frogressive
Conservative
mem-when
there
is
nothing
else.
Be-
ter
of
Parliament
for
Kamloopi
sides,
it's
not
such
a
drain
on
the
tcld
the
House
of
Commons
yes-wallet.
terday
that
Canada
may
event-But
home
brew
manufacturers
uaiiy
be
faced
with
bankruptcy
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
7.R0
A
P
Con
46
Calmont'
1
58
C
&
E
:.
15.50
Central
Leduc
2.60
Home
Oil
16.75
Mercury
.1
22
Okalta
2.80
Royal
Canadian
17
are
warned
that,
strictly
speak-
unless
plans
are
made
now
to
lng,
a
permit
should
be
obtained
finance
social
security
measures
to
make
spirituous
liquors
under
and
long-term
defence
expendi-
Fuller,
who
has
been
In-
mysteriously
disappeared.
I
lr
tlie
past
few
weeks,
Demara
will
be
taken
ui
be
up
attain
and
is
from
Esquimau
under
mmiderably
better.
I
escort.
'
east
economic-
aid
to
Egypt
If
the
naval
latter
country
will
continue
its
I
resistance
to
Great
Britain.
lures.
any
circumstances.
Superluxury
Amphibian
To
Provide
New
Direct
Vancouver
Air
Service
Prince
Rupert
will
have
a
preview
on
Friday
of
a
new
superluxury
amphibian
aircraft
the
Canso
deluxe
with
which
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
plans
to
shortly
inaugurate
a
new
direct
air
service
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert.
A
20-passenger
aircraft,
planl
oveir
?
oWi
IE
Supply
P
TORONTO
Athona
08
'j
Aumaque
23
Beattle
21
Bevcouri
56
Buffalo
Canadian
19
Consol.
Smelte.rs
:
172.00
Donalda
.'.
-36
Eldona
16
East
Sullivan
9.45
Giant
Yellowknife
10.75
God's
Lake
.36
Hardrock
13a
Harricana
08
Heva
10
Jacknife
06'2
Canada's
defence
and
social
security
committments
now
total
$2,759,CJj,tJ3
yearly,
nearly
six
times
the
federal
expenditures
in
an
average
prewar
year.
"If
we
do
not
start
now
to
work
out
and
to
take
positive
steps
to
meet
these
expenditures
involved
in
these
undertakings,
I
believe
that
they
may
well
bankrupt
this
country,"
Fulton
said.
"I
am
not
talking
blue
ruin
and
I
hoi:?
that
nobody
will
take
Weather
1
Following
is
the
fir.st
of
a
series
of
articles
designed
to
uive
The
Daily
News
readers
a
better
jnriersUnding
of
what
they
'.ire
voting
for
when
they
face
the
city-held,
plebiscite
next
month:
Are
you
in
favor
of
asking
B
lower
Commission
to
mipplv
clef
trie
energy
lo
this
area?
These
articles
will
feature
the
views
of
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Company
Ltd.,
of
the
city,
and
facts
about
the
Commission.)
Is
to
employ
it
in
giving
a
four-
I
that
I
am
doing
so
or
that
1
tables
for
added
passenger
convenience.
Similarly,
there
is
accommo
Cloud
After
est
A-Blast
VEGAS
(
-There
was
no
a'e
formation
of
the
cus-
'
atomic
cloud
visible
here
:,y
after
the
first
of
a
's
of
atomic
clctona-
Synop.sis
Patchy
clouds
covered
most
of
British
Columbia
during
the
:
l-
j
...Ull.
c-nnur
fliit-fino
nrPlir-
am
advocating
decreasing
the
and-a-half-hour
service
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert,
eliminating
the
present
calls
at
present
social
security
committ-
Northern
R.
C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
"is
definitely"
interested
in
continuing
to
supply
electrical
energy
dation
for
four
passengers
in
the
n.giH
W.U.C
""
ments
of
this
country
Sandspit
and
Port
Hardy,
on
forwftrH
comnartment
reel
m
u
vuwuuv.
FuUon
guggested
lnat
tht
for
Prince
Rupert.
And
if
the
people
of
Prinee
Rupert
ie.i.pr
rra
T.
.
r
S1
could
be
met
only
by
Joliet
Quebec
42
Lynx
.
llVi
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.06
Negus
66
Noranda
-
80.00
Louvicourt
33
Senator
Rouyn
.15'4
Sherrit
Gordon
3.75
Steep
Rock
6.80
Silver
Miller
1.37
Upper
Canada
1.51
are
willing
to
see
the
power
company
r?
SKS
second
flights
which
are
now
j
Between
second
and
forward
operated
three
days
a
week
be-
compartments
Is
a
stewardess'
tween
here
and
Vancouver
via
station
Where
light
lunches
can
those
points.
be
prepared
for
passengers..
,
Designed
to
give
maximum
There
are
also
Iull
lavatory
passenger
comfort,
this
land-,
facilities,
'
sea-air
liner
Is
the
first
of
a
....
,vn
u'i
hptnn
immediately
to
e.xpaiiu,
1
nc
cold
air
spreading
over
me
...-.
-
upc
,
"
the
northeast
will
V
PI
slr
province
from
n1
r
savs
General
Manager
i.
n.
iwck.
e
all
0
BC
by
tomorrow.
Patchy
cloudiness
along
the
coast
TIDES
...lu
will
give
in
,ira
tn
to
rlpuriniy
clearing
skips
skies
'
i
"
way
demandthat
is
our
plan,"
he
declares.
fleet
of
three
CPA
has
ordered
"'"ihi
irir.n.iun
for
its
Pacific
coast
service.
Interior
of
the
aircraft
is
fin-When
the
first
aircraft
goes
lshed
in
blue
and
grey
leather
into
service
later
this
month,
it
fabric.
The
walls
are
panelled
Wednesday,
November
21.
1951
!
ANUt.NI
l-UKl
Although
Mr.
Black
would
not
High
7.00
16.6
feet
I
Fowey
In
Cornwall,
England,
mii'ln
indicate
that
this
"
uiid.'rgrciund
explosion
had
been
expected
but
"k1
Atomic
Energy
Com-,;
"id
ma
niimeuiaiely
con-
i
"''
Sxlli
explosion
lids
'lie
other
five,
ranging
1
baby
a-bomb
to
a
full
mountain
shaker,
came
n
October
22
and
Novem-
18:37
16.0
feet
was
a
leading
port
in
early
limes
will
be
the
first
time
that
peo-,ln
light
plywood.
say
wnere
me
propraea
nyuiu
installation
was
planned,
he
Low
0:17
7.1
feet
land
ships
for
the
crusades
were
An
independent
heating
sys
pie
of
Prince
Rupert
will
have
stated
it
would
detinltely
not
12:51
11.0
feet
fitted
out
there.
and
colder
temperatures
tonight
and
tomorrow.
In
the
Interior
the
colder
weather
and
scattered
snow
fulrries
will
extend
to
the
U.S.
border
by
tomorrow
morning.
Skies
will
clear
slowly
from
the
north
tomorrow.
Forecast
N01
th
coast
region
Variable
cloudiness
today.
A
few
clouds
tomorrow.
Colder.
Winds,
north
(15
locally
northeast
(30)
in
mainland
inlets.
Lows
tonight
be
at
Falls
River,
the
company
s
present
hvdro
Installation.
DIVt
KSIT
Y
PROJECT
"And
we
can't
sec
now
me
projeetcd
demand
of
thts
area
can
be
satisfied
with
installations
of
less
than
$4,000,000.
H
Is
our
intention
to
launch
such
a
program."
In
regard
to
rates,
Mr.
Black
says
Hie
entire
situation
Is
now
In
the
hands
of
the
Public
I
tilities
Commission
who
will
decide
the
future
rates
of
the
company.
Investigation
into
company
affairs
by
the
Commission
is
still
proceeding
and
It
is
not
until
end
of
January
"or
even
later
that
we
expect
to
hear
the
result
of
their
decision."
"But
we
feel
the
PUC
is
com
Huge
School
Bill
in
B.C.
"We
are
planning
on
a
diversity
project,
which
is
the
only
uiactical
and
sensible
way
to
develop
power.
Especially
in
this
had
a
direct
non-stop
scheduled
air
service
to
Vancouver.
On
Friday
when
the
flagship
of
the
new
fleet
makes
its
special
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
it
will
be
on
display
at
Seal
Cove
and
the
public
is
being
invited
to
inspect
the
aircraft
during
the
dy.
The
interior
of
the
aircraft
is
divided
into
three
sections.
THE
THREE
COMPARTMENTS
The
rear
section,
with
accom
Ns
Present
tem
allows
the
aircraft
cabins
to
be
comfortably
heated
while
it
is
on
the
ground
and
before
the
passengers
board
it.
Entrance
to
the
aircraft
is
by
a
gangway
which
is
an
integral
part
of
the
aircraft
beneath
the
tall,
eliminating
the
use
of
the
old
moveable
ramp.
The
gangway
folds
up
into
the
fuselage
before
it
takes
off.
With
the
new
aircraft
CPA
will
operate
a
4Vj-hour
non-stop
schedule
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver.
area
where
the
rough
country
Phenomenal
Growth
Of
Province
Causing
Tremendous
Outlay
I
fession
through
marriage
1
or
I
ether
reasons
and
these,
plus
400
new
ones,
must
be
found.
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
36
and
46;
Sandspit,
33
and
38;
Prince
Rupert,
30
and
38.
r
Farmers
'ill:
VANCOUVER
H
Education
Minister
W.
T.
Straith
said
Monday
night
that
up
to
$150,000,000
will
hr
Kiipnt
on
ci'hnnl
rnnstnic-
"About
750
of
these
are
now
Using
trained
at
our
two
normal
schoo's
and
the
university."
the
"-Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
minister
of
trnrlc
and
t,..n
in
Dritkh
rAinhin
riiiriniT
minister
Said.
"The
remainder
petent
to
judge
ana
mat
11
findings
will
be
unbiased
and
fair
in
every
respect."
Mr
murk
savs
that
first
move
modation
fer
eight
passengers,
is
Vishinsky
plays
such
a
hardship
on
trans-mi-ssion
lines,
we
couldn't
alford
to
put
all
our
eggs
in
one
basket.
"In
other
words,
we
require
two
sources
of
power
so
if
one
source
fails,
the
other
will
be
ready
for
service."
Only
since
1948,
says
Mr.
Black,
has
there
been
any
Indication
that
Prince
Rupert
was
expanding.
At
present,
the
peak
demand
of
all
industries
'and
domestic
users
of
electrical
energy
has
not
exceeded
the
peuk
demand
of
the
war
years.
the
next
ten'
years.
of
the
250,
we
hope,
will
be
avail-
In
an
address
to
the
people
of
able
thiough
Immigration
or
by
unique
in
that
the
passengers
have
an
urtlimited
view
through
towards
expansion
would
be
to
iBiitish
Columbia,
Mr.
Straith
at-
.return
of
rome
teacners
to
me
Dimrantee
Prince
Rupert
ciu
Impassive
PARIS
(CP)
Soviet
Foreign
zens
a
continued
supply
of
power
during
emergencies
by
uridlnir
to
the
cliesel
plant
which
tributvd
the
need
for
such
con-
-""
"obstruction
program
to
the
phen-
At
present;
each
year
sees
omenal
growth
of
the
province.
12.000
more
children
in
British
While
Canada's
population
Columbia
schools
than
the
year
irrowth
was
nn
17
ncrcent
from
before.
Mr.
Straith
said.
,cc-
announced
yesterday
final
average
payment
UaO-51
prairie
wheat
crop
'
6ac
per
bushel.
The
-
Mil
be
issued
to
the
farm-
'Jre
Christmas.
final
payment
will
mean
""ers
will
have
received
!)r
"
1
hard
wheat
and
w
feed
wheat.
.'Cocker,
president
of
the
,a
Wheat
Pool
at
Wlnnl-11(1
that
th
finoi
1
While
final
plans
have
not
yet
been
completed,
it
is
hoped
that
the
new
aircraft
will
operate
on
the
present
three-times-a-week
schedule
now
operated
with
DC3
aircraft
from
Vancouver
to
Sandspit
and
by
Canso.
from
there
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
present
daily
schedule
will
not
be
changed.
Ab
Chambers
of
CPA
traffic
department
and
possibly
other
officials
will
be
here
In
connec
"is
now
completed
to
50
per
cent
two
plexiglass
blisters,
one
on
either
side
of
the
aircraft.
These
blisters
are
entirely
new
to
passenger
air
travel.
They
are
similar
to
the
blisters
so
well
known
In
many
types
of
military
aircraft.
In
the
compartment
amidships
there
is
seating
capacity
for
eight
more
passengers
In
conventional
aircraft
seats.
At
each
Minister
Andrei
Vishinsky
lis
nf
nur
'dans.'
scnoois
in
fonori
in,ni.i
oioi-Hnv
isilSMl.
British
coumoias
scnooi
opening
01
new
"But
we
can
see
that
this
condition
will
not
last.
We
have
United
States
Secretary
of
Stale
:
population
had
Increased
by
42
British
Columbia
was
becoming
lalth
in
Prince
Rupert
and
have
rjean
Acheson
urged
all
countries
percent.
1
a
weekly
duty,
said
the
minister
Then
a
hydro
project
would
begin,
which
when
finished
would
supply
at
least
10,000
kva.
"And
this
project,
regardless
of
who
institutes
it,
must
be
completed
within
five
years
to
not
"to
turn
into
noisesome
al-l
Mr.
Straith
said
that
10U0
new
wno
reierrea
10
ins
leys
or
propaganda"
but
to
"open
!
teachers
will
be
required
in
the
wreks
ago
to
Prince
Rupert
to
a
"broad
highway
along
which
we
province
.
next
September.
Six
open
new
schools
there
as
well
than
had
been
ex-
every
reason
to
oeneve
tnat
n
will
grow.
If
the
people
in
Prince
Rupert
want
us,
we
will
expand
also."
.
.
.
place
there
is
a
large
view
win
tion
with
the
speqial
flight
this
iJV."
would
be
very
ac-
dow
and
.permanently
fixed,
week.
lean
all
inarch
together."
.hundred
will
be
lost
to
the
pro-
as
a
new
scnooi
at
ucean
ram,.
j
keep
up
with
Prince
Kupens