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VOL.
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No.
54
FRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
MONDAY.
MARCH
5,
1951
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an
MEDICINE
HAT
AlhnrliiA
Second
and
Scvcnlh
DUS
carrving
fifteen
persons,
Is
atcs
divisions
today
;
niissing
between
here
and
To-hp
5.000-soldicr
rem-
iiL.Id
Alberta.
Fuel
Station
At
Kemano
Bay
Imperial
Oil
Co's
tanker
Imperial
Vancouver
Is
at
the
company's
local
station
today
discharging
a
full
cargo
of
diesel
oil
and
will
sail
at
4
p.m.
on
her
return
south
with
a
call
at
Kemano
Bay
in
Gardner
Canal
to
unload
tanks
to
be
used
in
establishment
of
a
station
there
ia
connection
with
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
road
building
project.
The
Imperial
Vancouver
arrived
in
port
at
2:30
midnight
last
night
from
loco.
North
Korean
Third
,
sent
it
northward
hi
retreat.
Murines
pushed
north
;ns
aSturday
on
the
frfint
hut.
heavv
i
Tighten
Up
on
Cold
Morning
Blaze
Quick
Fire
Fighting
Saves
Business
Area
Sports
Shop,
Mail
Order
House
and
Map
Issuance
Agenda
Subjects
Under
Discussion
PARIS
The
Big
Four
preparatory
conference,
called
to
draw
up
an
agenda
for
the
forthcoming
foreign
ministers'
parley,
got
under
way
today
and
heard
Russia's
proposals.
.
''
.No
official
statement
was
made
but
it
itf
authoritatively
stated
that
Russia
asked
for:
hrcc
(lavs
the
Amcrl-eroimd
ahead
four
Poison
Gas
is
Chinese
Charge
PEIPINO
Tlie
Chinese
Comunist
government
charged
today
that
the
United
States
had
user!
poison
gas
in
the
war
in
Korea.
It
had
been
dropped
by
two
bombers
in
the
Han
River
area
February
23.
Violation
of
rules
of
international
warfare
is
charged.
...
i..irirpfi
hills
lhat
rise
!
Apartments
Damaged
by
Flames,
Smoke
and
Water
i
Three
families
were
made
homeless
in
a
several
RC
Fathers'
nund
Hocngsong.
j
uc
um
mis
and
automatic
fewer
maps,
planes
and
photo-'
c
pmirrd
from
moun-1
graphs
will
be
available
for
gen-,.,lrs
and
barred
the
.
cr'
distribution
as
a
result
of
an
j'uinn
from
striking
Act
bcforc
the
House.
This
will
from
the
captured
check
the
movement
of
Information
liable
to
be
useful
to
any
,
si"is
that
the
Chin-!""
or
PoU-TiHal
enemy.
j
muring
in
reinforce-1
Tnc
majority
of
Canadian
,
namolc
to
save
the'maPs-
'"eluding
those
of
remote
,
Ruardlriu
roads
run-
j
Arctlc
areas
are
Provided.
to
who-'
l
A
peace
treaty
for
Ger
M
T
thousand
dollar
fire
that
started
at
the
rear
of
The
nomG
burns
si,ort
sh
30:3
,mi
Ave
abut
9
o
rn-
ste.
anne,
Manitoba
(cp)a
inK-.The
sl)ort
shol
suffered
much
damage
to
interior
10-hour
nre
Saturday
injured
fitting
and
stock
as
did
the
adioinintr
T.
Eaton
mail
and
northwest
from,1";'
U1L1"
ana
no
re
6
ABOVE
TODAY
Unseasonable
March
Weather
Brings
Winter's
Coldest
Snap
striclion
Is
made
In
the
matter.1
"ve
Pcrsons
a"d
destroyed
the
oi'derhouse
!
-
,
Keaempiorist
lathers
monas-,
tcry
here,
causing
estimated
pro-
Only
quick
action
by
the
city
c-
J-
Clemens
was
talking
with
west
flank
of
the
I
trout,
British
and
'
TAUNTON.
Enclanri
irw
t!,
n.n
t
ti
7t
i
fire
brieade
and
Roval
Cana-
Mrf
miy.
a
neighbor
In
the
an
troops
gained
up
local
counc
hag
deci(lcd
to
use
The
fire
broke
out
in
the
three-
dlan
Mounted
Police
officer
j
apartment.
c
and
a
half.
Tncy,tlic
term
cicansinir
Foreman"
Rtnrov
h,,u,iiv,
e.
,.,!.,
r..
George
Redhead
with
a
civilian
l
"Our
DiDes
were
frozen."
said
its
wake
Leaving
in
r.i.!
.,.n
nt
'
-
v.i
uuiiviuit.
uaiuiuav
aiici
.
.
.
...
-
i
i
r
in
p
ii
.in'
i
..
...
.
...
iri.si.iHri
in
i.rin
mrtrA
nnninni
r
inn
mw.M
it
many.
2.
Withdrawal
of
United
"Nations
forces
from
Germany.
3.
Reduction
of
armaments
by
the
big
powers.
t
.,
It
was
also
reported
that
the
Soviet
seeks
to
have
Communist
China
and
the
peace
treaty
with
Japan
on
the
agenda..-',
WESTERN
POWERS
AGREED
Meantime
the
western
powers
are
agreed
on
a
full
discussion
of
the
armament
question,
the;
German
queatldai
and
the
granting
of
independence
to
1
Austria.
i
The
Russian
and
western
deT
putles
sat
down
at
the
confer-1
was
believed
started
by
worlc
party
Prevented
the
f
re
.
Mrs.
Clemens.
"The
plumber
was
imsoiii!
railway.
one
"Bcavenelno-
Pwpman
a
short
ch,.rt
circuit
In
the
second
.
"'
.
JUkim.
tie
sam
w
open
ail
our
W
"
1
Commented
a
r.nnmlllr
Princess
Pats
Congratulated
The
storey
office
of
Father
J.
Blan-
chotte.
far
west.
biK
Allied
,
rose
ls
sllll
a
ros
,
uirdccl
the
old
South!
.
frozen
water
pipes,
icy
roads
and
other
inconveniences,
this
winter's
record
cold
hit
Prince
Rupert
this
morning.
;illal
of
Seoul.
Fires
iuusly
in
the
blacken-
slores-
taps
and
he
would
have
water
up
'
I
had
lighted
lny
blow
torch
to
us
within
ten
minutes,
and
went
inside
under
the
steps
"The
next
thing
we
knew
there
between
the
alley
and
the
bank
I
were
flames
at
the
window,"
said
of
rocks.
As
soon
as
I
put
the!
Mrs.
Clemens.
Their
apartment,
heat
on
the
optn
water
pipe,
with
Mrs.
Tilly's
and
the
Kenny
flame
blew
up,"
said
Gene
Hoi-
suite
behind
the
Sports
Shop
on
liston,
a
local
plumber.
'
the
ground
floor
were
gutted.
j
PUSAN
General
Ridgway,
I
commander-in-chief
of
United
i
Temperature
was
6
above
at
Nations
forces
in
Korea,
has
sent
7
a.m.;
wind
northwest
20.
Low-
a
message
of
congratulations
to
est
temperatures
last
year
were
'
the
Princess
Patricia's
Canadian
beveral
oil
barrels
were
stack-.
.
Water,
smoke
and
fire
damane
Hopeful
ence
table
here
after
Great
Britain,
France
and
United
StaWes
had
served
notice
.that
therq
ed
overhead
but
were
removed
t0
a
moderate
extent
was
done
to
I
went
to
3
above.
It
is
the
coldest
!
regiment
after
thelr
first
exper"
Education
Week
Observed
Here
I'll
1)1
ic
Meeting,
Open
House
at
Schools,
Kadio
Uroadcasls
and
Forum,
NewKpaper
Interviews
lences
under
fire.
General
Ridg
otioieiney
naa
a
cnance
10
Diow
the
living
quarters
of
Mrs.
W.
R.i
March
weather
as
far
back
as
!
I
Kennedy,
living
in
the
front
up-:
Daily
News
records
go.
way
in
a
message,
sends
best
would
not
be
any
major
Big
Four
conference
unless
the
Russians
Parley
wishes
to
Lieut.
Col.
J.
R.
Stone
i
inrew
my
coat
over
the
siairs
aparimem.
Plumbing
businesses
reported1
j
flume,
turning
off
the
torch,
but'
F.
C.
Barger's
car
was
in
the!
they
were
swamped
with
calls
were
prepared
to
talk
about
prob-
and
his
command.
GTON,
D
C.
(CP)
The
l
the
lire
shot
right
up
;
the
oacK
garage
and
pushed
out
be-
to
thaw
frozen
water
pipes
The
Princess
Patricias
have
I
lems
other
than
Germany.
t
been
in
action
twelve
days
and'
The
deputies
of
the
four
na-have
advanced
eight
miles.
They
1
tions
met
at
the
Pink
Marble
I
shingles
on
the
side
of
the
wall",
lore
he
arrived.
There
were
about
50
calls
by
8
cs
heavily
discounts
real
"peace
talks"
resulting
from
Big
ialioiu
oixiilng
-
In
sunt
uio
plumber,
who
ran
out
.several
tnousand
dollars
worth!
a.m.,
and
more
were
coming.
were
on
their
hands
and
knees
Palace
on
Avenue
Foch.
Their
a
new
$1500
Diiving
was
reported
as
dan-
i
inlo
the
alleysliouting
the
alarm,
of
stock,
Including
"It
must
have
been
only
only
two
two
'
shipment
'Pmeni
oi
of'
suiter
suitcases.
at
times
and
came
as
close
as
(
Job
is
to
find
out
whether
an
Education
week"
is
launched
today
with
'
eo-
was
The;Rerous
on
many
roads
and
city
agenda
can
be
arranged
for
the
foreign
ministers
of
the
four
big
tnop,
conducted
streets
due
to
icy
conditions.
here
are
convinced
OlieraLioil
of
Tln
Duilv
Npu'vi
!rrKfnt
irwr
ln-inf
ittift:
i
iniiiules
before
the
the
fire
fire
trucks
trucks
'
M,e
"e
f,uo't
OMl
SI
Holliston,
who
by
ly"!-
Mrs.
Myrtle
yrwe
Fra
Bi
.
..i
-
J
"
f
rruiiniin
ana
m.-.
There
was
skating
again
on
nc
stanc
for
I
nearby
lakes
and
ponds,
seemed
like
But
the
weather
man
has
erood
a
new
I
views
on
the
ijUCStion,
"Do
we
expect
too
much
of
the
praised'
Const.
Redhead's
and
Jack
Christensen.
da
of-!
schools
?"
During
the
week
there
will
be
radio
broad-
Ule
f
're",en's
work-
'
sand
sand
thnn
thrown
on
t
and
propaganda
powers.
Soviet
Deputy
Foreign
Minister
Andrei
Gromyko
was
the
last
of
the
four
to
arrive.
He
was
unsmiling
as
he
joined
Philip
Jes-
five
yards
to
tire
enemy
lines.
The
Weather
Forecast
North
coast
region
Cloudy
over
the
&ueen
Charlottes
"with
snow
along
the
eastern
shore
pinst
the
western
de
The
firemen
must
have
done
the
wall,
then
I
news,
too.
Regional
forecast
for
saw
the
flames
and
cried
'Fire',"
Prince
Rupert
during
the
next
when
Big
Four
for-crs
meet
in
Wash-
said
Mrs.
Heikki
Seppa,
recently
24
hours
is
for
snow
and
warm-here
from
Denmark,
working
In
er
temperatures.
casts,
radio
forum,
and
highlight
of
the
program,1
which
carries
through
to
Saturday,
will
he
a
public1
meeting
Friday
evening.
,
j
f
date
not
yet
set.
sup,
United
States
ambassador
at
large,
Britain's
Ernest
Da
vies
and
France's
Alexandre
Parodi.
lines.
Clear
along
the
northern
(
the
store.
"Flames
burst
through
the
window
at
the
back
of
the
store,
I
grabbed
some
toy
dogs,
but
It
was
no
use,
so
we
left
with
Just
the
cash
and
papers,"
said
Mrs.
marvellous
work,"
said
Vernon
Cicrone,
manager
of
Eaton's
Store
who
noticed
billows
of
black
smoke
and
flames
only
four
minutes
after
he
had
left
the
store
for
the
post
office.
Furnishings
from
his
store,
next
to
the
blaze,
were
quickly
moved.
Const.
Redhead
had
left
the
Grand
Cafe,
saw
the
bhize,
and
nifhed
with
several
civilians
uver
Hit
Penticton
Has
Safe
Cracking
Booth
Memorial
High
School
r,M""s
l""
viewing
or
euu-orchestra
will
feature
four
sc-1
cation
in
operation,
lections
and
the
play,
"The
,
To
organize
education
week,
Court
of
Good
Health,"
will
be
Prince
Rupert
Teachers'
Asso-prcsented
by
Grades
III,
IV,
V
elation
called
an
organizations'
students
of
Annunciation
meeting
early
in
February
to
School,
R.
II.
Davidson,
vice-
which
many
city
clubs
respond-
mainland.
Overcast
over
the
entire
area
tonight
and
Tuesday
with
snow
beginning
before
mid"
night
ending
Tuesday
morning.
Continuing
very
cold.
Winds-Northwest
(201
over
the
Queen
Bevin
is
Retiring
Seppa.
My
Snow
The
building
is
owned
bv
Louis
d..!
PENTICTON
Safe
crackers
prlnclpal
of
BMHS
will
speak
ed
heartily,
said
R.
St.
Davidson,
The
fire
call
was
sent
from
the
y
w.ith
.f6?0
afier
a
,job
I
main
mainland.
ZtTLZ
Lows
fVKR
-
A
week-end
on
the
tonic,
"E
d
u
c
a
1
1
o
n
:
chairman.
Rumors
persiS,
Ernest
Bevln
Is
LONDON
Rt.
Hon.
among
whom
were
Gene
Hollis
tonight
hall
here
Saturday.
i
Blizzards
and
snow-
Everybody's
Business."
It
'was
not
because
teachers
m
J)ffl.py
Roblnson,
Jimmy
Men's
ffftrhHpe
and
rnllppt.iin
Boys'
Store
rrpw
by
the
uilin
city
in
'
a
billiard
v"
ave
been
the
t
with
gules,
excecd-
a..u
i.iB"o
iu.,
1
i
about
to
rsien
as
foreign
sec--Hardy
25
and
35;
Sandspit
20
and
'
aD.
.
..ilf
ig?..Sl?i
cacn
i
ne
news
win
u
b..
u
......
.
nay
uany
1
McUan.
Aid.
Harold
Whalen
and
No
noise
was
were
in
the
alley
at
the
time
work
of
experts
said
Mr.
Davidson.
A
K
m
recent
years
Is
carry
brief
Interviews
with
buii-
work
David
Alexander.
While
firemen
mi
ii
30;
Prince
Rupert
15
and
25.
it
,,
1
1
1
1-1
-..
,
i
i.
:.
In
Vancouver
n
QnH
r..fnxsiiiHii
mmi
uiwi
"freer
expression
of
opinion'
tary.
Announcement
may
come
this
Friday
on
his
seventieth
birthday.
He
has
been
foreign
secreta-y
since
19f5.
Poor
health
were
cutting
off
the
flames
and
Z
"
"J1
B
.
1
PT
I
irs
U'nrn
I
...
......II
1
1
1
.
.
t....nl,l
,11
if
,iii,IU
,.lnhu
(,...1
'""Mxiiiuiru
parents,
ciuscusnin-i
sucn
suo-
voui.
i
F....i.
i..uo
,.,,,,
.,
j,
r-.,.t
iects
as
"Do
.You
Think
the
over
organization
yf
education
.
,
Messenger's
office
also
sent
In
GOOD
bOLIAL
btLUKI
I
Y
lies
of
snow
fell
on
"c
wilh
more
com-
Redhead
seized
a
fire
hose,
turn
a
report.
Both
fire
trucks
were
used.
Smoke
had
also
entered
George
$1,600
Old
Age
Pension
in
Hill
&
Sons
store,
while
occu-l
f
I
1
HI
MM
T
pants
of
the
Aldine
Apartments!
JIVeCTC?
C?7U
.NO
mCdnS
I
GSl
Oraduate
of
Today
ls
as
Com-
wepk.
lie
suitt-potent
as
the
Graduate
of
20
1,lis
"veii-
3
sclKiols-are-Years
Ago?"
and
"Can
Educa-
wonderful
routine"
is
something
tion
Help
Combat
Delhi-
we
want
to
get
away
from.
Edu-quency?"
.cation
week
is
instituted
to
bring
Radio
station
CFPR
will
carry
'
?luser
rto
,Ulc
,)ublic
Hlhe
l,b:
18
!
dl
til
,0''
d
w"rk"
three
quarter-hour
panel
di-,
f
,e
l,
a!
1
udcnU
tuttay'
sald
Ml'
cussions.
Tuesday
evenina,
rl
le
.
f
Junior
Chumber
of
Commerce
j
"'.,,
,,,.
,
has
necessitated
his
absencS
ifrom
his
duties
for
some
time
of
late.
Prominently
mentioned
as
a
successor
to
Mr.
Bevin
nrf
R'..
Hon.
He-bert
Morrison,
doputy
Prime
Minister;
Rt.
Hon.
James
Ohuter
Ede,
Home
Secretary,
and
Rt.
Hon.
James
Griffith
colonial
secretary.
"
si
is
ing
it
onto
five
oil
barrels
that
were
swelling
with
heat
near
the!
flames.
.
I
"She
burnt
our
hands
and
the
gas
from
Die
oil
drums
was
squirting
in
our
face,"
said
Jeff!
Robinson
of
the
city
engineer's
department,
and
David
Alexan-;
der,
who
were
rolling
the
swollen
j
oil
barrels
out
from
between
the
prepared
to
move.
The
Eaton
store
building
is;
PH
l,,roil
from
ci'v.mnnrh'c
visit
in
III
Now
northern
Sweden,
Gust
Quist,
a
Porcher
Island
fisherman,
says
he
found
"remarkable
changes"
in
41
nrPAiirlnnl.
ftn..fr,P
Hill
will
'l"'""i
l
lJ
ifc
owned
by
Henry
Meyerhoof
of
Penticton.
I
Insurance
was
carried
on
the
buildings
and
store
contents.
I
POWER
AFFECTED
Princess
her
fiiiimr
....
ii..
conduct
discussion
of
"Educa-
years
since
he
left
his
homeland.
inflamed
walls
of
the
alley.
;
"I've
seen
those
oil
barrels
ex-i
F'Hwl
announcement
izations
who
are
contributing
to
education
week
are
Mayor
G.
W.
Kudderham
ttiitl
Aid.
11.
F.
Glassey,
City
Cuiuir.ll;
Mrs.
Becker,
school
"board;
Marc
f
!...,
,l...r
f:....
f'1,,1..
Dai,
13i..t1
Electric
light
and
power
was.
"Mainly
it's
the
roads.
Before
they
were
either
plode
whole
blocks
Into
fire
rm
Clarence
House.
London
home,
said
students'
council
members.
Tak-I
'
ing
part
will
be
Bill
Todcras,
president;
Bonita
Windle,
soc-
i
off
for
about
an
iiuui
hour
along
aiuiig
I
1
...
,
....
....
.
...
i
and
there
were
no
vents
on
at
luauf'
t.i:n
nt
(ham
er.lH
Au.'iz-
,
s
HI
with
a
fevnr.
I
inira
venue
as
a
result
or
lines
uu
t
ui
f;itivci,
iwtv
an
uic
iuaun
xc
m
n-not
t
gw
"!
must,
stav
retary;
Judith
Nilson,
vice-
,
'
'
"
-
T'
fr'T-
SUbncauLa,,d
EVe'y"
Smllrt'
8
Blackr'Ts'
L
tant
Fire
Chief
W.
H
(Buster)
did
then
wh
New
York
harbor,
o!y
s
swn
Ior
ume
,ea,ea
Hill,
pointing
to
the
full
barrels
Mr.
Quist
thinks
the
country
he
feel
as
bhmh
he
beionged
of
oil
used
for
domestic
purposes
e
Is
more
beautiful
now
than
ever.
,
gain
They
were
puffed
out
like
bal-;
COSTLY
DELAY
I
and
he
proved
the
scenery
was
..j
'eSs
ater
40
years
ln
one
loons
from
the
heat.
I
NIAGARA
FALLS.
Out.
(CP)
A
I
erand.
A
Dailv
News
reporter
.
"
VUUllLii,
m.
mil,
iuiuui
viiuui-
1
,
r
two
days
with
Thursday
and
Saturday
eve-
,
bw
f
CunimelTC,
alld
Mls.
R.
"'we.
rung
radio
panels
will
be
cn-
v
Mnriimer
p-ta
was
shown
some
COIOl-piHllS,
Up
gidfj
taKen
on
tne
iiouaay
oi
onie-,
Mr
QtlLst
operateg
the
troller,
'
t!Ued
"Education
for
Citizen-,
Members
of
the
.special
school
ship,'
conducted
by
Imperial
commi,tee
in
charge
of
open
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
huuse
all(1
winclow
displays'
luf
and
"Where
ls
Head-
Education
Uleir
rcsl)cctive
schools
are
Mrs.
lng.'
featuring
the
following
VesU
u0Ul!laSi
Conrad;
Miss
'
speakers:
Margaret
Caldwell,
King
Eel-
Mpv
Rnelfiir
vchiu.l
Unti
rii
'
1
.
T
1)11...,
Qit
f
I
It
tl.K
Would
Combat
Discrimination
,
VANCOUVER
(CP)
British
Columbia
labor
swung
hard
at
racial
discrimination
and
Intolerance
yesterday
and
discussed
methods
of
combatting
them..
It
was
the
first
such
meeting
ever
held
in
Western
Canada.
B
C.
labor
is
seeking
a
bill
of
rights
and
a
fair
employment
practices
act
in
the
province.
Thousands
of
trade
unionists
were
represented
at
a
meeting
of
the
joint
labor
committee
to
combat
recial
discrimination,
an
educational
agency
sponsored
by
Vancouver
and
District
Trades
and
Labor
Cot'ncll
(TLC)
and
Greater
Vancouver
Labor
Council
'
"
(CCD.
vara,
oweuen,
m
mnes
norui
ui
..Joc
..
and
wU1
be
ready
for
the
Arctic
circle.
fishing
hi
a
month
or
so.
When
Children
Death
'N.
Ollli.rl,.
n-ix
"It's
a
lucky
thing
there
fine
of
$18
was
paid
into
magis-
weren't
two
or
three
dead
fire-
trate's
court?
here
by
Michigan
men
around,"
said
the
chief.
Central
Railroad
police
on
be-
condemning
use
of
barrels
half
of
a
St.
Thomas
railway
without
vents.
conductor,
chargCd
with
block-
P1PES
FROEZN
ing
railway
crossings
on
Febru-
Upstalrs
before
the
fire
Mrs.
ary
10
for
20
minutes.
Modern
parks
and
streets
bore
asked
what
he
thought
about
strange
contrast
to
century
old
plans
of
the
radical
sect
of
nn
I...
,
UL"uoi
wvui
vt
,
WiiiU,
IVllXt
UiiiiUll
kjiiii
Oil,
JUi-
buildings,
such
as
the
stone
Doukhobors
settling
Graham
fiiRlit
deal,h
M.
Krcugcr,
Prince
Rupert
Fish-
den
-Street;
John
Henry
and
4ir
fi
"
tilc
whlch
erman's
Co-operative;
W.
H.
Alex
Robertson,
BMHS.
1
,
"vc-room
frame
Brett,
Trades
and
Labor
Coun-
'
Island,
he
was
surprised,
but
im
mediately
said:
churches.
Commuu
i
c
a
1
1
o
n.
said
Mr.
Quist,
was
excellent.
Govern
"Well,
they
arc
good
workers
y
"lcr
children
were
ell,
and
Aid.
George
Casey,
City
f
'lllS
Were
Were
Unli..
Rnii.,
n.
r?minnll
..,l..i..-
.m
K
d
n
1
Russia
Could
be
Destroyed
U.S.
Scientist
Sees
Strength
In
Ground
Forces
and
A-Bomb
"uua
Marie.
ment-operated
trains
ran
on
;
when
they
ddn't
fight."
They
convenient
schedules
through-
could
develop
the
country
and
out
the
country
and
were
met
I
there
would
be
lots
of
room
for
by
adequate
bus
service
to
trans-
them
to
run
around
in
their
an-
O
;
wvM.ivi..
iviuuviavui
will
uc
v.
vj,
Moore,
treasurer
of
Prince
Ru-'
pert
Teachers'
Association.
;
Open
house
will
be
held
J
Wednesday
afternoon
at
Bor-
drn
Street,
King
Edward
and
I
I
Port
Edward
schools
and
tics,
he
surmised.
fer
people
to
their
doors.
IIdES
HOCKEY
scores
SATURDAY
National
Detroit
3,
Montreal
1
Chicago
0,
Toronto
.3
New
York
3.
Boston
3
(tie)
Pacific
Coast
Victoria
4,
Tacoma
4
(ti.)
Portland
1,
New
Westminster
6
F'!',
Marnh
1
....
o,
II1
ee
ting
Thursday
at
Annunciation,
Conrad
Street
and
Booth
Memorial
Schools.
Tea
will
be
served
at
several
of
the
schools
following
inspection
of
class-
.7
feet
itil
60
feet
I8'56
2.1
fet
"No
war
will
occur
now,
but,"
he
warned,
"that
ls
true
only
now.
We
cannot
count
indefinitely
upon
strategic
bombing
as
a
sole
means
of
averting
war."
Therefore
ground
forces
must
be
built
up
in
Europe
to
"hold
back,
the
hordes
while
we
strike
by
other
means."
These
together
strong
western
ground
defence
plus
con
But
he
thought
one
of
the
best
Improvements
by
the
government
was
its
plan
of
social
assistance,
or
old-age
pensions.
"Everyone
has
to
take
it
after
they
reach
67.
It
makes
no
difference
whether
one
is
poor
or
has
a
million.
In
that
way
the
old
people
don't
think
they
are
accepting
charity,"
he
said..
The
pension
was
comparable
to
$1600
yearly
and
no
means
test
was
required.
"But
was
I
glad
to
get
home!"
WASHINGTON
(CP)
One
of
United
States'
foremost
scientists
said
last
night
if
the
Soviets
start
a
war
in
Europe
now
American
bombs
"would
destroy
Russia."
.
"We
could
do
it
without
question
as
matters
stand
today,"
said
Dr.
Vannevar
Bush.
For
r
Sponsored
by
the
Inter-School
Christian
Fellowship
TUESDAY,
MARCH
6,
8
pm.
in
St.
Paufrd
cLutlierun
Church
Speaker:
Rev.
Maurice
W.
Murphy
of
Vancouver
Students,
Parents
and
Friends
Invited
NATIVE
TOURNAMENT
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Mach
7,
8,
9
"Jackets
on
sale
at
Civic
Centre
Phone
107
-
231
tinued
A-bomb
development
win
avert
a
third
world
war
by
Russian
aggres-
this
reason,
he
predicted,
Rus-1
discouraging
sia
would
not
make
the
attempt,
j
sion,
he
said.
He
declared
that
when
he
saw
I
the
Statue
of
Liberty
entering.