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Dec.
13th
at
CIVIC
CENTRE
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Var
V
c,s
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Courtesy
Ormes
Drug
IiKIHO
IHSI'ATCHKH
'
VOL.
XI.,
No.
284
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER
5,
1951
'
PRICE
Fi
VIS
CENTS
r
IU1
in
7
nlll
sm
PACK
Slavs
Free
Archbishop
ROME
h
Italian
News
Agen
ITU
Island
Prince
And
For
Emergency
'.In
Egypt
lew
Pulp
Pacific
Mills
Has
cy
reported
last
night
from
Belgrade
that
Yugoslavia
had
Ireed
Archbishop
Alojzijc
Stepinac
of
Zagreb
from
prison
Tuesday.
Vatican
sources
said
they
had
no
information
concerning
the
reported
release
of
the
Archbishop
who
was
arrested
by
Communist
Yugoslavia
in
1946
on
charges
ol
collaborating
with
the
Nazis
and
sentenced
later
to
six-
Chilco
Lake
Crash
In
Grenville
Channel
Collision
last
night
of
a
500-ton
coastal
freighter
5
CAIRO
fc
A
state
of
emer
gency
was
proclaimed
in
Cairo
today
as
Nationalist
demonstra
Interest
in
Project
teen
years
in
prison.
The
Archbishop
will
be
allowed
to
return
to
his
native
village
of
Kraslc,
near
the
Croatian
capital
of
Zagreb.
with
a
herring
packer
60
miles
south
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
reported
but
most
of
the
details
were
still
in
confusion
at
press
time.
I
VANCOUVKIi
(CI')
A
new
$21,000,000
pulp
tion!
1
tared
violently
here
and
hi
other
cities.
j
One
of
the
ugliest
outbreaks
occurred
whm
University
students
paraded.
i
6hoU
were
fired
by
the
police,
tear
gas
bombs
were
Hung
'and
youths
were
soaked
with
lire
boxes.
They
were
protesting
at
Hie
government's
failure
to
oust
Island
Prince,
BC.
Steamship
Co.
operated
freighter,
Capl.
w
-
k
"
.
'
'
-
V
l
'I'
o
"
-
y.
O
O
'
I
o
o
-I
t
n
r
;r
I'.i
itish
Columbia
is
being
planned,
II.
J.
Mac-lnrsi'li
nL
of
Canada'
Western
LumberCo.
Ltd.,
Tuesday.
I'iic
mill,
for
production
of
sulphate,
would
be
l,v
the
Klks
Falls
Co.
Ltd.,
firm
which
is
eon-
Fraser
Valley
Farms
Flooded
Dikes
Collapse
to
Inundate
William
Owans.
was
reported
early
this
morning
to
have
three
feet
of
water
in
her
forward
tunlo;
anri
down
hv
the
stem
ritons
Irom
the
Suez
Canal
me.
t
'
.
with
decks
awash,
following
col
,in
a
newsprint
mill
at
Duncan
Bay
on
the
east
lision
with
B.
C.
Packers
owned
Chilco
Lake
off
Ormiston
Point,'
Surrey
Municipality
Going
to
Civil
Defence
Parley
:
of
Vancouver
Island.
Klks
Kails
Co.
is
owned
by.
Pacific
Mills
Ltd.
and
.,ian
Western
Lumber,
Co.
lower
end
of
Granville
Channel.
VANC0UVER'
TwCnty-five
Crew
of
14
were
reported
safe
vmiwuvan.
and
on
their
way
to
Prince
Ru-
fans
near
here
were
under
pert
on
the
Chief
Tapeat,
which
water
Tuesday
as
galc-lashed
started
towing
the
damaged
ilieh
tides
pushed
through
pro-
Police
Shoot
Down
Bandit
TORONTO
"(Pi
Constable'
Dick
Deadman
shot
and
killed
one
of
two
bandits
who
tried
to
rob
a
drug
store
in
central
Toronto
Tuesday
night.
The
officer
himself
suffered
five
bullet
wounds
in
the
exchange
of
gunfire.
The
slain
man's
fingerprints
were
taken
later
in
an
effort
to
identify
him.
Police
said
that
money
from
the
till
of
the
drugstore
was
found
on
the
body
of
the
dead
gunman.
.'VICTORIA
-Hon.
W.
T.
Strailh
Har.ncd
production
for
the
mill
would
be
210
tons
minister
of
education,
'
under
whose
department
civil
defence
j
packer
but
later
abandoned
her
tectlng
dlkes
:'
comes
as
far
as
the
province
is
i
w
uj,
mpmb(,r,
of
thJ
With
most
of
their
stored
win-
8
'."
'Britisl,!
Chilco
like
and
her
skipper
ter
feed
,ost.
farmers
said
they
Columbia
will
en
to
OlvinDla!Sam
Hunt,
also
were
reported
were
preparing
to
slaughter
their
jiployment
Normal
Here
Washington,
t
attend
a
civil
safe-
'cattle.
I
Demand
Active
For
Several
Lines
of
Work
defence
co-ordination
confer-,
V
rM-Kei"
"",l-'B'
'f'"
""f
The
flooded
area
is
in
Surrey
eiu.p
i
morning
on
another
packer,
W.
'
.
.
i
T,H
.
i,it
vn
wnrrt
municipality,
some
25
miles
VICE-ADMIRAL
E.
ROLLO
MAINGUY,
OBE
CD,
RON.
right,
oceanic
Chief
of
the
Naval
Staff
of
Canada
December
1,
suc-
(
.
dull;
Vice-Admiral
Harold
T.
W.
Grant,
CBE,
DSO,
CD,
RCN,
win
has
proceeded
on
retirement
leave
after
37
years
of
service.
In
the
photo
above,
Admiral
Grant
is
shown
as
he
"turns
over
I
he
helm"
of
th,.-
Royal
Canadian
Navy
to
Admiral
Mainguy.
Prior
to
assuming
the
duties
of
Canada's
naval
chief,
Admiral
Mainly
was
Flag
Officer
Atlantic
Coast
at
Halifax,
He
was
succeeded
In
that
position
by
Rear-Admiral
R.
E.
S.
Bidwell,
CBE,
CD,
RCN.
(National
Defence
Photol
has
been
heard
irom
any
oi
uie
uw
ncic.
-
sseis
-ir-e
the
collision
eport.l
;
WtSay
"Yes'
'Jn'tSay
"No"
Employment
sit
uation
is
nor-
j
mal
in
Prince
Rupert,
with
a:
sliidit.
increase
tn
benefit
nav-1
Seeking
New
due
to
bad
radio
reception,
says
the
company.
Fenth
Day
of
Jet
War
Air
Channel
Knilirr
of
Commerce
ns
in
Silrnce
to
i
ir's
Idler
on
Telephones
inents
due
to
the
end
of
the
fishing
season,
a
National
Employment
Service
spokesman
said
today.
There
is
still
a
demand
for
skilled
tradesmen,
experienced
pulp
mill
help
and
experienced
female
office
help.
Christmas
rush
for
store
clerks
has
not
yet
started
but
tire
local
NES
office
is
now
taking
lists
of
persons
for.,
temporary
postal
work.
',
,
Mining
situation
In
the
north
NO
WORO
Island
Prince
was
expected
In
Prince
Rupert
last
night,
said'
agents.
W.
G.
Nickerson
ii
Co.
today.
No
word
from
the
freight-.
cr
has
been
heard.
Early
reports
indicated
the
freighter
had
been
hit
below
the
waterline
forward
of
the
engine
room
and
was
being
kept
afloat
by
buoyancy
of
her
tanks.
Marine
Cadets
Killed
as
Bus
Crashes
Into
Parade-Worst
British
Road
Accident
.
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
asking
the
Department
of
Transport
for
a
separate
ridio
phone
frequency
for
Prince
Ruport
from
Vancouver.
jA
month
ago,
the
Chamber
lizard
complaints
of
continual
a-
c
Rupert
Chamber
of
tit.
ii)j)iirently
thinking
u,"ui
the
power
rcf.rcn-Imli
II
vetoed,
didn't
say
iiid
didn't
say
"no"
when
i-r
was
rcatl
at
Monday
SEOUL
United
States
'pilots
today
reported
shooting
down
five
Communist
MIG's
and
damaging
another
five
in
the
tenth
straight
day
of
let
warfare
over
North
Korea.
No
American
jets
were
lost
or
damaged.
Ground
action
was
minor.
An
Allied
announcement
said
I
meeimg
from
Mayor
H.
confusion
which
was
being
caus
CHATHAM,
England
Twenty
c
cd
in
local
radio-telephon!
com
three
Royal
Marine
cadets
were
;
i
y
regarding
the
i
h
mnlum
at.
Hie
.
ni
n
election.
immication
as
a
result
of
being
B.C.
Packers
officials,
however,
hardly
think
it
likely
that
ki.
led
In
a
strange
accident
here
of!
the
same
channel
as
Van
Is
well
in
hand,
said
the
spnkes-
Nominations
For
"Chamber
llie
freighter
xould
have
heea
i
r
UU.wy.wuK
rallying
lo.Jiai.
hewnil
npmilnjitv
lor
,
yr.sterdit
Whpi
a
bus
ran.
into.
Wver
and
referred
the
matter
i
their
ranks
while
they
were
on,'
to
tlw
radio
committee.
1
parade.
j
C.
G.
Ham,
reporting
for
the
ji
iiiihimiinTi
which
had
been
nun
i.l
if
Chamber
in
re-ii
llir
rlly
telephone
ser-
experienced
nun
are
on
hand
from
Smithcrs
and
Hazvltm.
Herring
reduction
plants,
now
In
full
operat
ion
al
Seal
Cove
and
that
a
United
Nations
raiding
party
stormed
ashore
deep
behind
Red
lines,
on
theeast
coast
Monday
in
a
second
hit-and-run
raid
in
two
nights.
British
and
United
States
commandos
struck
at
vital
communication
lines.
The
Allies
suffered
only
two
casualties.
The
raiders
left
an
unknown
number
of
Communists
dead.
With
T
N.
YouiiKS,
f.rr
presl-;
Police
described
the
plowing
radio
committee
at
Monday
dent;
O
O.
Stuart,
for
vice-pre-;
of
the
two-decker
suburban
bus
"tents
meeting,
came
up
with
iidenl,
and
P.
M.
Ray
for
secre-,i,o
the
squad
of
marching
confirmation
of
the
confusion
lary-lreasurer,
the
only
nominees
cadets
as
the
worst
road
accident
and
offcri
the
granting
of
a
ill
us
the
utilities
com-!
port.
Edward,
have
taken
up
"a
realize
the
situation,
1
good
oral
oi
ine
recent,
siacn.
lie
mayor,
explaining
that
Meanwhile,
lugging
operations
lor
those
ouices,
uie
i-rince
m
Britain's
history.
1
,
nt
the
interruption
was
j
are
active,
keying
a
large
num-j
Rupert
Chamber
or
Commerce
cadcts
from
ten
to
four-1
Th
rhnmher
9rtH
the
taiHiy
cable.
A,o
the
ber
of
men
-
jrorWn.
Jha.
fiffl
tof
agere
on
their
coito
mlat
workers
ex-
ioi
e
kih
sum
on
uw
i-mmm:
damaged.
"The
Chilco
Lake
is
only
a
60-ton
wooden
vessel,
compared
to
the
steel
hulled
freighter.
We
don't
see
how
the
freighter
could
have
been
damaged,"
said
one
official.
Meantime,
the
two
company
packers
are
expected
in
port
here
some
time
tonight
and
clarification
of
the
Incident
.may
be
received
sooner
when
radio
contact
is
made.
Included
in
general
cargo
of
the
freighter
were
also
60
tons
of
canned
milk
for
Prince
Rupert,
according
to
agents.
V
are
iitinge
uuaiu
was
Constiuction
....Mu..u..
,.v
v.
.wav
through
tlinily-ltt
Streets
to
that
l.h.
Meiwrtment
of
TranK-
mmm
I1
was
the
desire
to
peeled
to
be
In
demand
when
council
in
iimj.
he
set
vice
and.
with
!
extension
work
at
Columbia
Ccl-
j
The
council
nmnincPg
arc:
E.
Weather
a
boxing
match
in
navy
barracks
port
be
asked
to
grant
a
separate
at
I
his
Royal
Navy
arsenal.
channel.
mi
in
vww.
a
referendum
luioxe
vo.
Liu.
puip
mm
oegius
Bonner.
A.
Bruce
tirown,
a.
r.
NOMINATED
TODAY
.
.
.
II.
M.
Daggett
for
mayoralty
Nineteen
boys
were
injured.
I
Increased
industry
In
this
area
II.
r,.......!-..!....,).
f
K
In
January.
HUWJt'.v.
"
i,iui.roiiiiiv,
t,.
....
mill
ho
,,ffnrH
nnn
l
tu
f.,uPntl,.,l
i),,
Forward
Q
D
llio
driver-
oi
ine
ous,
a
man
m
V
IZ
i
portant
reasons
why
there
should
to
E
R
Gor
Ion
r.
M
of
frty
years'
experience,
was
Clrne.'c.
G.
Ham,
J.
T.
Harvey,
have
received
a
medal
today
for
be
a
separate
channel.
Ii'
siiluiiitted
at
the
forth-
j
:
election
whlelv
would,
i.e
i
he
city
to
enter
Into1
iiii'ii-,
with
til.--
Automatic1
ii-
Co.
whereby
500
ad-il
instrument
would
be
"I
I
he
city
without
obli-
The
mayor
hoped
that
ehiscite
would
be
.support-
Storm
Off
Columbia
R.
Synopsis
Northwest
winds
which
developed
along
the
coast
last
night
are
bringing
clear
skies
to
some
areas.
The
active
storm
which
brought
rain
to
the
coast
yesterday
has
now
moved
into
Alberta
leaving
two
to
three
inches
of
fresh
snow
in
the
valleys
of
the
southern
Interior.
Temperatures
will
be
some-
G.
A
Hunter,
H.
P.
Kraupner,
years
oi
saie
u.
iyiub-Dr.
R.
O.
large,
P.
H.
Llnzcy,
G.
The
bus
was
smeared
with
F
.
Lyons,
II.
J.
Marchant,
G.
C.
blood
and
one
fender
was
crumb-Mitciiell,
Crawford
Moore,
R.
E.
led
as
it
careened
into
a
lamp
Mortimer.
J.
McLcod,
A.
S,.
Nick-
post.
Daggett
in
Mayoralty
Robert
L.
Eby
Nominated
as
Candidate
for
Farks
Commission
Junior
Citizens'
Day
to
Come.
up
in
January
Future
Citizens'
Day
sponsored
here
by
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
during
which
senior
high
PORTLAND
Oregon
and
r-rson,
C.
R.
Roberts,
W.
J.
Scott,
xh.;
driver.
George
Sampson,
"I
inn
a.s
taken
by
the
Washington
coasts
bore
ine
w.
F.
Stone
brunt
of
a
Pacific
storm
which
;
wiialen
A.
D.
Vance,
H.
S.
was
taken
home
"in
no
condition
!
to
see
any
one."
,
I
Que
witness,
a
Navy
petty
offi
bore
down
from
the
northwest:
Two
more
nominations
were
what
cooler
along
the
coast
to-filed
.W-
In
the
interior
cold
air
Is
at
for
city
hall
today,
one
park
commissioner,
the
other
for
Vhlng
Southward
into
the
Can-
cer,
said:
"1
saw
many
grim
i
school
students
"take
over"
operation
of
the
citv
f
fit-
things
in
many
places
during
the
ntario
Egg
uoo
ttliu
unuw
ficiu
MriiilJeittluirs
war
hut
this
was
ton
much
fori
.
...
,
,
,
,
.
,
.
,
.
.
I
.
.
.
.
..
l:i
rmv
u'lll
tut
nihl
in
.lunimev
fuel
I
um
raui
I
u:
yesterday,
skirting
Vancouver
Island
and
southern
British
Colombia.
Winds
reached
gale
force
of
.ixtv
"miles
an
hour.
fine
man
whs
killed
when
a
truck
was
blown
of-f
the
road.
Beer
Strike
Nesring
End
inc.
I
had
to
come
away.
i
-"J
"-
j.
-
"v
,r
o
brket
Weak
event
was
held
prior
to
election
day
in
December.
Others
described
the
scene
a.s
t.'lng
gory
as
a
battlefield.
All
mini
I
lv
hrnken
band
instru-
(ONTO
At.
Vancouver,
Washington
The
egg
market
mayor.
Aid.
H.
M.
Daggett
is
the
latest
mayoralty
candidate,
proposed
by
A.
B.
Brown
and
seconded
hy
Philip
H.
Linzey.
Robert
L.
Eby,
400
Fourth
East,
a
carpenter.
Is
the
only
parks
commissioner
candidate
so
far.
three
vacancies
exist.
He
was
proposed
by
Dr.
Duncan
VANCOUVER
(CPl
Initial
plans
for
the
day
werei
laid
la.st
night
at
a
preliminary
teacher;
Rena
Ingram
and
Leona
meeting
of
Jaycees,
high
school
Webster,
president
and
secretary
students
and
teachers.
1
of
the
students'
council,
all
of
Opera-
,
nt
horiie
of
the
dead.
are
expected
in
the
northern
sections
tonight.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Variuble
cloud'ii-'ss
aind
widely
scattered
showers.
Rain
and
snow
mixed.
Cooler.
Winds
northwest
(30i
in
exposed
areas,
otherwise
westerly
20.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
36
and
I
imam
here
yesterday
as
telephone
and
electric
light
lines
;
d
Unllm
rPprpScntative.s
j
,,,,ff
ii,,ii
loHou
l-iincu
uiriui'ii
i"
say
i
A
junior
city
council
will
be
whom
will
take
an
active
Dart
exeeedci
demand.
Grade
were
out
oi
commission
ior
dmpiied
to
38c
p.-r
dozen,
era1
hours,
cities
reported
a
similar
All
air
line
flights
were
1
column
of
boys.
'
marching
which
has
brought
.
a
beer
I
drought
to
British
Columbia.
elected
and
all
civic
departments
in
the
event,
such
as
telephone
board
of
Mr.
Hill
told
the
meeting
that
Works
and
fire
department
will
cltlzens.
Day
recelved
the
lie
manned
by
students,
who
also
full
co-operation
of
the
city
and
take
over
operations
of
Indus-
of
bnslness
men
and
lt
nad
Bcen
Black,
seconded
by
McRae.
Duncan
42;
Ssnrispit
and
Prince
Rupert,
30
and
40.
Hopes
for
an
early
settlement
!
of
the
strike,
involving
431
C
Planning
New
$305,000
Ivrwery
workers,
which
started
il.s
seventh
week
today,
bubbled
following
negotiations
here
last
tries,
mercnancusing
nouses
ana
government
offices.
This
event
is
held
to
acquaint
students
with
business
men
of
TODAY'S
STOCKS
a
great
success
In
the
past
two
years.
After
the
event,
an
essay
contest
is
sponsored
by
Jaycees,
In
which
any
student
taking
part
in
the
activities
of
the
day
is
Bank
Manager
Moving
South
j
f.raot
Slewarl
Transferred
to
Vancouver
Itcgina
Man
I
oming
jilrjit
presided
over
by
the
pro
.(I
our
If
v
B.
II.
Johnston
(
u.
I
l.l
1.
their
city,
with
industrial
and
civic
lead6rs
and
to
give
them
a
better
knowledge
of
how
the
city
functions.
vincial
Labor
Relations
Board.
Another
negotiating
conference
is
called
for
tonight
and
some
sources
said
there
was
a
eligible.
Topic
will
be
a
report
ransmitter
at
Prince
Rupert
ITTAWA
A
.plo.OOO
radio
transmitter
for
i'l'
Uiiiei't
is
planned
under
a
new
Canadian
'"IchsLinjr
Corporation
approiiriation
bill
which
iv''l
approval
of
the
radio
committee
of
the
K('
"f
('ommons
vesterday.
How
soon
it
will
be
PROCEDURE
on
any
feature
of
Future
Citizens'
Day,
good
chance
that
beer
may
be
i
Manager
of
the
Prince
Rurcrt
flowing
again
by
Saturday.
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
The
strike
started
October
23,
Canada
for
the
past
three-and-tlirowlng
an
estimated
3,000
been
--tiait
years.
D.
W.
G.
(Grant)
parlor
employees
out
of
work.
Stewart,
has
been
transierrea
10
the
managership
of
the
impor
I'.
however,
was
uncertain,
A
Davidson
Duntor,
r'al
manaeer
nf
t
he
CM),
said.
Students
first
conduct
their
own
civic
election
in
the
school,
electing
their
mayor
and
aldermen
for
the
day.
AH
candidates
for
office
will
have
to
file
nominations
in
regular
manner,
prepare
a
brief
platform
of
activities
for
their
campaign.
When
the
council
has
bcen
elected,
it
considers
applications
from
other
students
for
all
other
positions
available.
tant
metropolitan
branch
at
Torbrit
Strike
Settlement
VANCOUVER
Torbitt
Silver
Mines
Ltd.
management
and
the
United
Mine,
Mill
and
Smelter
wiciisttnK
Impr
ovetnents
""(I
would
involve
expendl-)'
$2.l()0.00fl
for
Vancouver.
BC
Logging
Showing
Drop
third
reading.
It
will
then
go
to
the
Senate.
,
Mr.
Dunton
gave
the
committee
a
broad
outline
of
how
some
N'iic
a
new
transmitter
oar
Granville
and
Robson
Street
in
Vancouver.
Business,
financial
and
social
circles
in
the
city
were
learning
with
regret
today
of
the
departure
of
himself
and
Mrs.
Stewart
and
family
which
will
be
on
December
20.
Mr.
Stewart's
successor
here
llrl.V
lor
the
Viiknn
iS.5nn.-
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
28
B
R
X
03
Cariboo
Quartz
1.10
Congress
06
C-onin
Babine
49
Giant
Mascot
90
Indian
Mines
25
Pioneer
2.00
Freniier
Border
34
Privateer
.
08
Rfves
McDonald
6.30
Reno
04
'
Sheep
Creek
1.60
Filbak
Premier
.58
Vananda
15
Salmon
Gold
.02
Spud
Valley
.18
Silver
Standard
2.50
Western
Uranium
4.15
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
;
8.25
A
P
Con
69
Calmont
1.58
Central
Leduc
2.50
Home
Oil
16.35
Mercury
22
Okalta
3.40
Pacific
Pete
;
10.50
Royal
Canadian
15
TORONTO
Athona
.08
Aumaoue
.24
B.-attle
.
..
.
20
Bevcourt
'
62
Buffa'o
Canadian
1
.18
Consol.
Smelters
178.00
Donalda
55
Eldona
19
East
Sullivan
9.20
Giant
Yellowknife
11.15
God's
Lake
36
Hardrock
.13
Harricana
07VJ
Heva
.104
Jollet
Quebec
A
-
Lynx
U"'2
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.02
McKenzle
Red
Lake
46
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.76
Moneta
,
30
N.'gus
:.
70
Noranda
79.00
Louvicourt
37
Pickle
Crow
,
1
67
San
Antonio
2.51
Senator
Rouyn
.17
Sherit
Gordon
4.00
Steep
Rock
6.80
Upper
Canada
1.60
Already
appointed
is
Verna
Graham,
as
city
clerk.
Jaycees
President
Geoff
Hill
Workers'
Union
are
reported
to
have
reached
a
basis
of
settlement
of
the
strike
which
has
VICTORIA
(Pi
Til
ii
her
scaled
In
BritHi
Columbia
during
October
totalled
37G.657.517
board
feet.
will
be
J.
E.
Taylor,
senior
assist-
outlined
the
plan
to
R
H.
David
w
Toronto,
$1,200,000
for
"'PR
unci
$75,000
for
Reglna.
r
DuiUuii
said
it
was
dlffi-10
say
how
many
of.
the
new
"'
could
be
carried
out.
f"'
committee
approved
an
illll
Pai'linnirirf
ui.
rrMt'
nf
Booth
1
closed
the
mine
at
Alice
Arm.
son,
vice-principal
of
compared"
with
500,079.467
board!
ant
manager
in
Reglna.
No
details
are
yet
announced.
Memorial
High
School;
J.
Henry
Mr.
Stewart
has
been
in
the
service
of
the
Royal
Bank
for
23
years.
He
started
with
the
Vancouver
East
End
branch
at
Main
of
the
money
would
be
speni.
part
of
It
going
in
improvements
to
coveraee
and
facilities.
E.
G.
Hansuld,
Social
Credit,
Alberta,
thought
that
the
CBC.
being
in
reality
a
commercial
organization,
should
operate
without
government
grants.
Donald
Fleming,
Progressive-Conservative,
Toronto,
thought
CBC
granU
should
be
on
a
one
year
and
not
a
five
year
basis.
He
favored
removal
of
the
annual
licence
fee
for
radio
P'1.000
Her
ven.r
tor
flvP
vears
Nanaimo
Wind
TiDES
-
-
feet
in
the
same
month
a
year
aKo
a
25
percent
drop
the
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry
showed
in
figures
released
Tuesday.
Current
logging
activity
is
now
running
close
to
capacity
In
an
attempt
to
recover
from
the
effect
of
forest
closure
this
'"C
CBC.
';"
bill
providing
the
grant
''6
BIlbllClv-nunoH
I'RC
has
f"dy
been
approved
in
prin-
and
Hastings
and
was
stationed
j
StrOnHc
"
Shin
at
various
times
in
Victoria,
New
,
Westminster
and
the
southern
NANAIMO
A
freighter
was
interior.
He
came
here
from
the
blown
on
a
mud
bank
during
a
managership
of
the
Mackay
gale
here
yesterday.
It
was
rebranch
at
Burnaby.
"
1
tioated
without
damage.
Thursday,
December
6,
1951
High
7:39
189
feet
17:53
17.0
feet
Low
0:59
6.3
feet
13:57
8.2
feet
w
...v
nuuse
oi
commons
Wit
K
.
.....
,?"'0er
for
ret.aileri
at.nrlv
and
i
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