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AND
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at
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Key
to
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Northwest"
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01
VOL.
XL,
No.
299
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
22,
1951
PRICE
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CENTS
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Wins
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feep
flmiramSiry
a1t
lOOM
iy
Knockout
'ORTI.AND
l
-
Former
Heavy-
j
YEAR-END
REVI
EW
I
18!)
pounds,
knocked
out
Joe
ol
woottuuin,
Oregon,
'
N
40
in
tiie
t'ighth
round
of
a
Churchill
Faces
Big
Task
as
Year
Closes
i.Julid
12-round
bout
here
on
Manpower
Least
of
Europe's
Troubles,
Says
VX.
General
luy
night.
Million
Killed
By
Automobiles
NEW
YORK
W
The
United
States
traffic
death
toll
since
the
advent
of
the
automobile
reached
the
one
million
mark
today.
The
millionth
victim
was
.-
F'ma
Wtrmeier
eii
52.
who
died
in
a
Cleveland
lid
';antrj
Natives
to
Vote
Soon
January
Is
election
month
lor
tiie
natives
in
Indian
villages
in
BC.
and
for
the
first
time
Indian
women
have
the
right
to
"otc
for
their
ovm
chief
councillor
and
councllmcn.
This
provision
is
made
under
the
new
Indian
Act.
Piince
Rupert
Indian
Super
FOOTBALL
Mayor-Elect
Takes
Oath
Mayor-elect
Harold
S.
Whalcn1
took
his
oath
of
office
yesterday
before
City
Clerk
R.
W;
Long.
Several
newly
elected
aldermen
and
one
parks
board
commissioner
also
were
sworn
in.
'lney
were
Aid.
Oeorge
Casey,
T.
Norton
Youngs,
and
J.
W.
Prusky
(council
i;
and
C.
P.
Balagno
(as
parks
board.)
Would
Separate
Departments
PARIS
(GT)
Major
General
G.
E.
reaike,
i
By
ALAN
HARVEY
i
Canadian
Press
BUS
Writer
LONDON
(CT)-Britain
acknowledged
in
l'JGl
j
that
she
could
not
carry
out
her
4,700,000,000
re-I
armament
program
in
the
three
years
originally
;
allotted,
hut
will
arm
as
quickly
as
she
can
"with
the
fcuclMi
l.cauuc.
Itiv.
1
j
Canadian
delegate
to
the
United
Nations,
said
today
I
that
the
Canadian
government
policy
of
sending
in
'
X'liill
L
wuivei
iiauipuuil
Wanderers
2
(Uei
:laik)iil
3,
Huddorsfield
fantry
troops
to
Europe
is
"unwarranted."
'"
1
1
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r
.1.1
i.
....i
.i-
..
The
Victoria
Cross
winner,
who
Vice-Premier
of
Czechoslovakia
acts
as
military
spokesman
for
the
Progressive
Conservatives
in
j
the
Canadian
House
of
Commons,
I
intendent
F.
E.
Anfjeld
said
today
10
villages
In
Ills
district
will
have
elections.
He
is
returning
officer
and
no
election
can
be
held
without
his
supervision.
Another
new
provision
under
I
lie
Act
Is
election
of
chief
councillor
ttto
a
separate
vote.
Under
i,it
wandm
rs
i,
stoke
city
"1La
ui
uu'i
reiiLs
ramer
man
ine
uiea
ot
danger.
1
i
tie
i
i
Tlic
announcement
came
from
,,!,,,,
Ail.lrllc
0,
Ports-
;
Prime
Minister
Winston
Church-
more
Uian
three
nave
bt.cn
2
HI
at
the
close
of
mouth
a
yearjn
which
waging
guerrilla
warfare
In
the
,rrl,v
County
1,
Anton
Villa
1
the
British
lion
found
its
tail
rubber-rich
peninsula
intensi-
'tii'i
'
!
energetically
twisted
in
Iran
and
fieri
,,..
omh.i,nH
..j
said
in
an
interview
he
believes
LONDON
f
A
new
reshuffle
It
would
be
better
to
send
tech-
of
Czechoslovakia's
Communist
Negotiating
Salary
Scale
'
nicians
Instead
of
fighting
men.
;
government
today
sent
Planning
hilliam
1.
Burnley
2
i
Kgypt,
looked
uneasily
at
grow-
uUed
the
resident
hich
com-
VANCOUVER
Whether
the
rtrfittAtit
nrriVttifiol
nnvnrnminl
,.(
1
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,.,
l'.iu
1
I
Ui
I
nn
ITitnt
Cl,nn
4
1-
the
old
version,
chiefs
were
ap
Canada,
by
sending
men,
was
;
Minister
Jaromir
Dolansky
into
exporting
her
most
valuable
j
the
post
of
Vice-Premier.
from
the
of
elected
Department
of
Lands
and
For-jPln
body
councillors.
Manchester
City
S,
Sunderland
j
n
East
Anglia
and
came
into
and
caused
planters
to
abandon
sti;
should
be
separated
into
two
Having
made
an
offer
to
ad-,
Pearkes
lmpIied
that
they
were
the
State
Planning
Office,
re-hcre
to
the
British
Columbia
bciIlg
wsusted
by
being
sent
to
;
places
Rudolph
Slansky,
who
was
Teachers'
Federation
schedule
or
countries
where
manpower
was
;
ousted
last
month
as
a
Trotsky-
divisions,
each
with
its
own
cabinet
minister
Is
one
of
the
questions
which
will
be
debated
ie.
u
h.-i
u
outlying
estates.
Oliver
shioui'h
2.
Preston
North!
partners
over
the
question
of
ton
colonial
minister
in
5
arms
standardization
and
mili-
am;s
new
conservative
United
2,
Munches-
tary
commands
under
the
North
ment
fle;
to
Malaya
to
United
2
(tici
j
Atlantic
Treaty.
atp
'conditions
on
the
Knot
and
First
on
the
list
for
election
is
haitley
Bay.
on
January
12,
followed
bv
Kitkatla,
January
14,
and
Po:t
Simpson,
January
17.
One
councillor
hi
elected
for
each
100
people
in
the
village.
i
ite
sdv.
give
a
$375
increase
across
the
tr.j
least
of
me
prooiems.
at
the
Truck
Loggers'
Assocla
board,
school
trustees
met
last
3.
1
As
1951
drew
to
a
close
Brit-
came
bark
with
a
seven-noint
1
tion
ninth
annual
convention
in
Vrsl
Hrniiiwieli
Albion
:i!i-nli;mi
Hotspur
1
Division
II
night
to
consider
certain
adjust
iaiii
also
found
licrself
under
plan
to
make
thincs
really
hot
Vancouver
next
month.
I
Prague
radio
said
that
Dolansky
was
sworn
in
this
morning
with
three
others
to
new
mlnis-i
tries
in
the
fast-changing
gov-iernment
of
Czechoslovakia.
Charged
With
'Eligible
persons
must
be
21
or
iovei.
i.widc
on
the
reserve
and
growing
criticism
lu
Europe
and
for
the
terrorists.
j
"In
our
early
history,
when
for-
Lclcestcr
the
United
Slates
for
her
stand-
Tnui
i..
i..
k
extrv
vm
reluMm-lv
nnlmnnrUnt.
ments
proposed
by
the
teachers.
Decision
was
to
stand
by
the
:iiminu!iam
City
2.
must
be
"persons
of
good
report."
.11
Ui
..liltiwln
t,,ur...Tl
b'urnnmn
,
.
.
.
.1
i
r-.
..r
City
0
I
,'
5
1
i
'(
-
Premeditation
rs3.
West
Ham
le
lc
alL
"
'
f?"
.
,
.
I
r'
nr.
Z"
Nominations
niu.t
be
filed
before
offer
without
changes
and,
ac
iill.i'
kljurii
K
On
tin.
crerlll
kill.
ih
ITnlled
iiivminitu
ni
ih
Anoln.
one."
sav
association
nresident
luiuiiibi,
wire
niavucr
ww
acni,
Uiiilril
1
isidiff
City
BUDAPEST
Communist-
4,
Nottingham
Kingdom
won
recognition
in
an
Egyptian
Sudan,
boiled
over
into
J
W.
Baikie.
"With
the
expan-'
J""
nnTrf
JkZ
back
10
lhe
teachers-
Frcl
i
The
negotiations
cover
the
1952
ruled
Hungary
announced
Friday
Threatened
Cook,
Fined
U
2:
U".'U'd
lou
the
countries
Judged
British
feeling,
occasional
riots
over
the
years,
the
problems
of
"r
"P",'"
I"6'
scale
scuie.
10
the
women
.vote
and
n-
an
imls
United
0.
Doncastcr
,
Lsihi-
hn..fi
h
rnnlrihllun
all
h
u
nnH
,t,hN.
administration
have
become
creased
lnterest
in
clvlc
arlalrs
"ov-
0
I
support
to
tiie
common
defence
of
British
soldiers.
But
Brltam
more
acute.,
There
is
a
belief
,
night
it
will
bring
to
trial
four
United
States
airmen
whose
plane
was
forced
down
In
this
country
by
Soviet
fighter
planes.
In
a
note
to
the
American
le-
ellort.
This
report
said
it
was
said
it
would
stay
on
In
the
that
the
operation
of
these
two
A
Kemaiio
Bay
logger
was
fined
$20
in
police
court
here
fell
Canada
could
do
more.
j
canal
zone.
j
complex
envisions
snouid
dc
sep-
Domestir
ally,
the
country!
The
year's
final
review
of
Brit-
i
ayaled
f
scaler
efficiency.
Kings
Message
In
Transcription
Nulls
County
2,
Swansea
Town
0
iJi'Tiis
Park
Rangers
1,
Cov-
eniry
City
4
Mlirrnum
United
1.
Brent-
(i"d
1
ilK'l
West
Coast
Lodge
Burns
the
Ministry
said
gallon,
Foreign
Mn
lrj,
a
ste
aftei
the
fliers
will
be
turned
over
to
dinner
hours
i
showed
Its
determination
to
be
Isli
defence
was
given
to
the
ne
apj
inuiu
ni
in
reiu
umrs,
I
prepared
with
announcement
House
of
Commons
early
in
Dc-
r
two
deputies
to
the
Depart-
tlilit
!hl
(iril-lliin.
Unmo
fiiiarrl
wmhtr
hv
PmW
fhnn-hill
'
niCIlt
Of
Lands
and
Forests
ill-
LONDON
t
Buckingham
'
the
Hungarian
court
"as
persons
i
Appearing
before
Stipendiary
is
to
be
revived
and
that
ft
naval
His
general
message
was
that
Scales
that
the
next
logical
step
mine-watclilng
organization
will
the
danger
of
war
seems
to
be
would
be
the
separation
of
these
re'
Palace
announced
Friday
night
having
with
premeditated
In
ten-
Magistrate
Don
Forward.
1,.
.liofheld
Wednesday
4,
Ever-
BAMFIELD
h
A
$50,000
violated
the
border
of
i-ansoury,
uown
in
10
ranee
reduced
alt
"
hoimh
the
roontrv
'wo
divisions,
each
with
its
own
destroyed
BamficlU
Lodge
at
this!
that
"'at
the
me
Kings
Kings
Christmas
inrisuna.
Day
uay
tion
Hon
viol
..
T,
;
k.
".!.,.T.
.
cabinet
minister."
Baikie
con-.
west
coast,
of
Vancouver
Island
;
message
to
the
Commonwealth
Hungary.'
be
recruited.
FAK
11.1
NO
BATTI.KFKONTS
Rupert
from
Kemano
under
police
escort,
pleaded,
guilty
to
com-
ri
iu
iur..
,,nrt,
tZ
.
nria-.
eludes.
outpost
Thursday
night.
Manager
i
wil1
e
recorded
because
the
The
note
did
not
give
the
trial
the
British
troops
were
ton
0
"iili.iniii.un
1.
Bariisley
1
i
tie
i
Sluttish
l
r.lt
lie.
Iiv.
I
inlrieomaiis
2.
Third
Lanark
(
'II
ir
2,
MuUk
i
wcU
St..
U'U'i
iinilee
L
.sm
i
line
Alln.ui
1
only,
monarens
voice
is
stm
ioo
wean
date.
imou
assauis,.
lor
"live"
transmission.
,
The
United
States
Air
Force!
Hun.
E.
T.
Kenney
is
present
Orval
Brickman
was
the
minister
of
lands
and
forests.
,'
person
injured.
I
It.
will
be
the
first
time
a
re-
plane
Is
said
by
American
auth-
I
roi
ding
,
has
been
used
in
the
critics
to
have
become
lost
over
traditional
Christmas
Day
mcs-
Hungary
November
29
while
on
move
tnruughout
the
year,
in
Korea,
exploits
of
the
gallant
(ilouecstei-iliire
Regiment
and
the
Kiny
s
Own
Scottish
Borderers
went
far
to
support
a
statement
bv
Field
Marshal
Wil-
!ilu;i;
ii
5.
Raith
Rovers
0
'.iiii'fc
Thist:.i
I.
Rangers
3
sage.
a
ingot
iiuui
a
uerniaii
air
lorce
:
base
to
Belgrade,
Yugoslavia.
inal
three-year
4.700
000,000
arms
budget.
On
home
defence,
the
Prime
j
Minister
Btiitl
the
country
should
conjure
up
for
any
potential!
paratroopers
the
picture
of
"the
back
of
a
hedgehog
rather
than
the
paunch
of
a
rabbit."
j
He
said
the
greatest
concern
j
in
rearmament
Is
caused,
by
the
J
slow
process
in
developing
the
Morton
ham
Slim
chief
of
the
general
1
'ii'i-n
of
the
Boulh
4
1
United
Nations!
fort
St.
John
B.C.
Power
Commission
Plans
More
Expansion;
North
Gets
"Attention
VICTORIA.
More
relatively
remote
areas
of
slaff,
that
the
British
soldier
is
the
best
in
the
world.
First
man
to
win
the
Victoria
Cross
in
-
WEATHER
-
Synopsis
Twenty-one
inches
of
snow
wa3
on
the
ground
at
Hope
this
morn-
ing
as
yesterday's
storm
left
southern
British
Columbia
and
moved
into
Montana.
Snow
depth
at
Qucsnel
was
19
Inches;
Revelstoke,
10,
and
Cranbrook;
13.
Vancouver
temperature
rose
to
39
yesterday
but
sank
to
28
again
overnight.
Temperatures
are
:'
Mirri-n
3.
Aberd"en
1
i
-..isl
File
2.
Hearts
4
Korea
was
Mai.
Kenneth
Mulr,
Bark
I
In
States
Well
Yields
Argvll
and
Sutherland
High-
i
p'
i"
landers,
who
ri-ccived
the
award
the
latest
machines.
In
this
pasthumoiusly.
!
resect
It
hud
previously
been
25-30
Barrels
Hockey
Scores
I'.h
ifir
Coast
'"mil'-
4.
Victoria
4
k.it'npii
4.
Edmonton
5
I'.inlie
(
nasi
Amateur
.'.iruimo
.
Kerrlsdale
3
VICTORIA
'(fi
Tests
at
Pacific
'
likely
to
stay
in
this
range
for
Petroleums
Limited
Fort.
St.
John
the
next
two
clays
with
slushy
inmmer
butwew
g,nKrWly
became
of
s
British
Columbia
may
have
electricity
before
too
a-tain
as
the
Iranian
government;
"""
manpower.
One,
jong
jt
wa8
indicated
in
the
B.
C.
Power
Commis-inslsted
f
llie
country
8
big
problems
is
.
the
ou
on
fields
its
ana
law
nationalizing
the
refinery
'
io
fllld
the
500,000
workers
need-jsion
s
annual
report
ior
r
its
-t
sixth
u
year
of
e
operation.
bmlt
by
British-owned
Anglo-
!
'd
for
various
armament
fac-j
During
the
past
fiscal
year
in-1
-
Iranian
Company.
Loss
of
the
i
Mrivs-
vestigations
were
made
into
the
supplied
from
the
Puntledge
oil
revenues
caused
a
sharp
On
the
vexed
question
of
a
.
possibility
of
supplying
the
com-
River
bydro-electric
plant
of
tiie
Carry
War
Britain's
balance
of
I
supreme
commander
for
Allied
mutinies
at
vtuccn
L-nanoue
iiy
Canadian
Collieries
iDun-smuiri
strain
on
conditions
resulting.
A
new
storm
is
developing
700
miles
off
the
Columbia
River
but
its
motion
will
probably
be
in
a
southeast-'
erly
direction
with
Uttle
effect
on
B.C.
weather.
.
,
Forecast
North
coast
region
Variable
cloudiness
today
and
Sunday.
Little
change.
n
temperature.
Wind,
light
iwesterly).
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
No.
1
well,
British
Columbia's
first
oil
well,
show
it
capable
of
25
to
30
varrels
a
day
flow
plus
a
small
quantity
of
gas.
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
minister
of
lands,
said
Friday
he
had
received
word
of
testa
from
Frank
McMahon,
president
of
Pacific
Petroleum.
Operations
have
been
suspended
awaiting
better
weather.
After
the
holiday
season,
a
service
rig
will
be
moved
there
I
payments.
j
'
l'i
the
steaming
Jungles
of
Malaya,
the
"bandits"
who
for
forces
in
the
Atlantic,
Churchill
ami
bKinegaic,
Doin
on
uie
Ltc
wajj
eiltlrely
supplanted
for
showed
hlnuself
still
unconvinced
iWueen
Charlotte
Lslands,
and
at
this
area
by
supply
from
the
by
American
arguments.
He
said
:
Fort
St.
James.
I
John
Hart
development,
it
wasn't
a
question
of
national!
In
the
fiscal
year,
two
new
j,,
tne
North
okanagan
the
pride
but
ol
good
working
ar-!
power
districts
were
autica
oy
rurul
electrification
program
as
raugements
on
which
.salvation
the
Commission
Merrill
in
the
envisaged
in
1946
was
essentially
central
Interior
and
Houston
on
completed,
the
Bulkley
River
south
of
Native
Is
Shot
At
Ft.
Babine
PARIS
The
United
Nations
political
committee
gave
the
United
States
a
vote
of
confidence
yesterday
by
rejecting
Russian
charges
that
the
United
Stales
is
supporting
anti-Kremlin
plotters
on
Soviet
soil.
The
vo'-e
was
39
against
the
Russian
resolution,
five
for
it
and
eleven
abstentions.
David
Musgravef
Simpson,
Dies
A
well-known
resident
of
Poit
Simpson
died
suddenly
at
his
home
yesterday
just
prior
to
his
intended
departure
for
Prince
Rupert
to
do
his
Christmas
shopping.
David
William
Mus-grave,
55,
suffered
a
heas't
attack.
He
is
survived
by
his
widow,
Susan;
his
daughter,
Marietta,
and
his
mother,
Mrs.
Ethel
Mus-grave,
all
of
Port
Simpson.
Funeral
will
be
held
tomorrow
at
the
Grace
United
Church
at
Port
Simpson,
conducted
by
Rev.
T.
C.
Colwell.
Port.
Hardy,
32
and
39;
Sandspit,
Sniithcrs
uiiiLuraienn
i
numn
Prince
Rupert,
28
and
in
the
effort
to
make
the
well
a
35
and
40
commercial
producer.
138.
might
depend.
On
Anglo-American
differences
of
opinion
over
whether
the
Allied
armies
should
adopt
the
British
or
American
rifle,
Churchill
emphasized
the
need
Since
the
end
of
the
year,
1
The
report
takes
cognizance
of
nto
China
iONlKiN
(CP)
.
The
Brlllsh
"iiiiii
nt
is
urgently
cxamiii-'
a
United
Slates
proposal
for
P'Mblc
extension
of
the
war
'J
Chinese
territory
should
a
"'an
Iruce
Is
agreed
to
and
ii
violated
by
the
Comniu-li.
il
was
learned
today.
foWMion
of
a
naval
block-!
China
in
event
of
viola-"
Is
also
reported
under
Hooe
and
I.illooet
districts
have
development
in
the
northern
An
Indian
is
reported
to
havV
been
shot
at
Fort
Babine
yesier-
been
transferred
to
the
B.
C.
part
of
the
province,
particular-Electric
Company.
,ly
activities
connected
with
the
Also
since
March
31,
a
.
new
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
power
district
has
been
set
up
near
Prince
Rupert
and
the
Al-ou
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
can
hydro-electric
project
to
day.
No
further
iniormatlo
wasi
ol
a
Harmonious
long-term
pian.
available
today
but
RCMP
here
I
But
he
did
say
he
thinks
the
say
the
ease
Is
being
Investigated
'
British
.280
may
be
the
best
yet
by
Burns
Lake
police
who
lell
niade.-
the
interior
town
by
plane
this
Churchill
closed
with
an
un-
Island
serving
the
Toflno-Uclu-
serve
Kitimat.
elet
area.
The
generating
plant
"Industrial
development
,
mornmg
I
expected
tribute
to
the
"stcrlhig
I
patriotism"
of
Emanual
Shin-well,
former
Socialist
defence
there
purchased
from
the
War
is
having
its
effect
upon
the
Assets
Corporation,
formerly
economic
life
of
many
smaller
provided
power
for
the
RCAF,
towns
between
Prince
George
station
at
Tofino
airport.
It
has
and
Prince
Rupert
"
it
states,
been
rehabilitated
and
now
has
1
continuing:
"The
s'mlthers-
he
f
Recess
For
House
Sixty
Miners
Perish
In
Illinois
Disaster
Victims
of
Methane
Gas
Five
Hundred
Feet
Underground
WKST
FRANKFORT,
Illinois
(CP)
Sixty
or
more
coal
miners,
trapped
in
an
underground
explosion,
were
feared
dead
today
as
rescue
workers
labored
frantically
to
reach
them.
Only
five
bodies
were
recovered
but
both
mine
and
state
officials
held
little
hope
that
any
of
the
men
had
survived
the
blast.
State
Mine
Director'
Walter,
rr
Eariie
said
that
at
least
60
men
,)Utslde
was
throttled
at
the
Prices
Hill
Necessitates
Keliirn
Sixm
After
Christmas
WhPI'fl
here
Is
IC
19
minister
and
long
one
of
his
principal
foes
in
Parliament.
The
kind
words
to
Shtnwell,
coupled
with
Churchill's
soft
treatment
of
forme
Labor
Minister
Ancurin
Bevan,
led
political
observers
to
believe
one
of
the
premier's
principal
objectives
is
to
win
national
support
of
defence
policy.
He
may
also
be
seeking
to
clear
himself
of
charges
of
"warmongering"
charges
levelled
by
some
socialists
before
the
October
general
election,
and
criti
OTTAWA
W-A
reluctant
1lllVl(
llhiuso
of
Commons,
stalled
in
1
efforts
to
gel
an
early
decision
on
the
government's
anti-resale
Telkwa
line
was
designed
and
constructed
for
ultimate
6900-12,000-volt
service,
in
order
that
anticipated
future
loads
could
be
supplied
from
the
Smithers
generating
station.
With
the
expected
development
of
the
area
materializing,
conversion
to
the
designed
voltage
was
made
necessary
and
effected
during
the
year.
"Increasing
activity,
particularly
in
relation
to
forest
products,
indicates
that
further
Natives
Are
Ruled
Out
VICTORIA
i
The
Liquor
Contral
Board
has
ruled
Indians
excluded
from
veterans'
or
other
a
generating
capacity
.
ol
JUU
kilowatts.
Increased
diesel
generating
potential
was
assured
by
new
installations
at
Burns
Lake,
Dawson
Creek,
Houston,
Merrill,
((uesnel,
Serhelt,
Smith-ers.
Terrace
and
Williams
Lake.
The
Dawson
Creek
Installation
is
a
dual-fuel
unit
which
can
burn
cither
oil
or
gas.
The
Commission
entered
into
an
agreement
with
Northland
II
Incle
Joe?
I
l
'wnj
.......
"
ChrtsUiias
Holiday
ana
come
oaen
1,,L.M..I.
Ul
tilin'u
1
DecemOer
27
"
'
",",;
:
,
,
.,
1
1
Thursday,
N
I
in
(f,
;itl
birthday
iny
l.eluiul
For
a
time
there
had
been
cized
responsible
com-
VJ
by
.....J
many
.w..w.
he
Iron
Curtain
'
.
.
.
.
....
......
l.,ll111,ll"'u
private
c.uos
seui
g
inioxicams.
,
be-
had
been
enlombed
500
feet
point
of
explosion.
This
caused
I
"we
was
no
cine
in
Moscow!1"'105
"'"''
.'
"v
.
""J
.i"
......
mentators
as
among
the
most
ij.i
ivrcuuKBM,
nquvi
cu.n.ms-
,
,..w
th
parth
anfl
snm
two
us
to
the
present
where-
1K's'ai1,'
p.
"...y'
I
unscrupulous
in
modern
British
sioner,
confirmed
this
.Friday
,,,.
,,
.h
fear
among
old-time
miners
that
expansion
of
distribution
sys-
'HIS
or
111,.
Dmnlnr
i
ano
"
-----
.
"
i""
,
politic,
terns
from
Terrace
eastwards
after
an
Indian
and
a
W.A.C.
,
(jrlm-fuced
rescue
workers
the
trapped
men
may
have
died
i-i.
..
.
.
.
rogue
unui
i.ne
iuo
oira-sum
u..
,
veteran
were
refused
member-
tnought
tnFre
were
at
,east
100
from
lack
of
oxygen.
will
be
necessary
in
order
to
"
mm.
ollie
ii
Knv
e.
renorl
.
Conservatives
,,
---
--
r-i
vi.
-
---
,
np
.
.
,
uie
ship
in
the
North
Vancouver
nc
IlioveinenlM
nf
the
Ru.s.sinn
.
..
1......
n.-uit
i
1
1,
.1
1
e
Army,
Navy
and
Air
Force
Vet-e:
ans'
Club.
Alida
Johnson
Traffic
Victim
"m
mouuieo
a
ilihiul-m
"
was
last
July
when
he
was
d(,ua,c
wi,lch
macro
this
linpos-1,1
hi
liavc
iitleiuled
the
annual
ihh
'r
Parade
in
Moscow.
'
Evcl,
us
the
Chamber
agreed
;,ll"''
then
he
has
been
quoted
!
to
meet
again
next
week,
Pro-
making
a
statement
to
Oravda
!
gressive
Conservative
Leader
"n""ing
that
ranssla
had
made
!
O-W
Dcw
n,ade
clcar
.th.at
caught
in
the
blocked
soft
coal
Reports
from
rescue
teams
pit.
Indicated
that
they
have
un-
The
explosion
came)
less
than
covered
at
least
14
dead,
an
hour
after
the
night
shift
of
Condition
of
bodies
Indicated
220
men
had
reported
for
work
that'
some
of
the
dead
had
been
at
8:30
p.m.
(Eastern
Standard
Allied
by
concussion.
Time
I
yesterday.
The
mine
employs
about
1100
Rescue
workers,
some
wearing
men.
The
night
shift
had
begun
gas
masks,
were
impeded
by
foul
its
last
trick
before
starting
the
air
as
they
timbered
their
way
Christmas
holiday,
toward
the
trapped
men.
I
meet
both
domestic
and
industrial
requirements."
A
jeport
on
hydro-electric
power
possibilities
on
the
Ques-nei
River
was
submitted
to
the
provincial
government
during
the
year..
Surveys
were
made
and
construction
Is
now
proceeding
upon
a
distribution
project
to
serve
Needles,
Edgewood
and
Farquier
near
the
Whatshan
plant.
Survey
work
also
was
carried
A
well
known
city
telephone
Bidding
On
fee
House
at
Pacific
the
Dartv's
campaign
against
the,
operator
is
In
Prince
Rupert
(B.C.I
Utilities
Ltd.
early
tills
year
for
the
supply
of
natural
gas
which
is
piped
to
Dawson
Creek
from
Alberta.
This
gas
now
is
being
used
as
a
fuel
in
the
1880-kilowatt
generating
plant
there.
During
the
fiscal
year,
a
distribution
system
was
completed
to
serve
the
coastal
community
of
Sointula,
fed
by
a
submarine
cable
from
Alert
Bay;
major
extensions
were
made
in
the
North
Okanagan
region;
the
-
Merritt
distribution
system
was
rebuilt
and
conversion
from
25
to
60-cyc.le
power
proceeded
in
the
comox
Valley.
With
conversion
to
00
cycles
completed
In
the
Campbell
River
area,
25
cycle
energy
hitherto
"'ii
bomb
tests.
,
Bui,
there
is.
no
indicaLion
".
Stalin
Is
in
Moscow
or
"
l'ie
Black
Sea
coast
where
he
legislation
will
continue
unless
General
Hospital
after
being
the
government
agrees
to
"let
it
struck
by
an
automobile
Tues-
stand
until
the
next
regular
scs-
day
evening
at
the
top
of
Fulton
slnn
of
Parliament."
Street.
She
is
Miss
Alida
John-
Two
Vancouver
firms
have
taken
plans
and
specifications
The
blast,
believed
to
have
for
been
set
off
by
methane
or
TIDES
-
-
p.
id
are
probable
bidders
construction
of
a,
200-ton
out
In
connection
with
possible
ice
,
marsh
gas
knocked
out
a
cross-
extensions
to
the
Gabriola
ar.i.
house
at
Pacific
for
the
Cana-
section
of
airlocks
in
the
vast
Sunday,
December
23,
1951
High
8:31
19.0
feet
residence,
or
some
place
prime
Minister
'
St.
Laurent
son,
719
Lotbiniere
A-rnue,
sul-"
'
said
he
could
"make
it
quite
clear
,
fering
from
shock,
brj's-s
and
"Mia!
silence
has
been
main-
that
there
is
not,
nor
is
there
possible
Internal
injurie.
.
'"''rt
about
the
state
of
hts
1
likely
to
be,
any
Intention
of
the
Police
said
driver
of
the
ear
alth
which
has
been
the
sub-
1
government
not
to
proceed
with
was
Arthur
T.
Hanberg,
252
"
of
spasmodic
rumors
in
the
this
bill
before
Parliament
pro-
Ninth
Avenue
East.
The
case
is
"Mem
press.
t
rogues."
j
still
under
investigation.
dlan
National
Railways.
The
in-
diggings
of
the
Chicago,
Wil-terested
concerns
are:
C.J.Oliver
mington
Si
Franklin
No.
2
mine.
21
:24
16.0
feet
Quadra
Lslands,
to
150-Tiiic
House
near
Williams
Lake
and
the
previously
mentioned
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Ltd.,
and
Bennett
&
White
Con-
Because
of
the
shattered
con-
Low
2:02
struclion
Co.
Ltd.
crete
airlocks,
fresh
ah'
from,
15:19
8.6
feet
7.2
feet
wi