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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest.
PHONE
81
VOL.
XXXVIII.
No.
C2,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
15,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
A
NMSIS
MILITARY
UPE
TTrrriT?
in
I
Ifront
Appropriations-
jtes
Brought
Down
In
Ottawa
Parliament
Include
Northern
Mes
,:
building
$50,000.
purchase,
alterations
and
Vancouver-Alvin
Estates
building:
extension
(revote
$800,000)
$1,100,000.
Important
New
Shifts
In
Soviet
Command;
Reasons
Not
Revealed
-
MOSCOW
(CP)
New
ramifications
in
the
shake-up
of
Soviet
Russia's
High
Command
were
revealed
and
approved
at
closing
sessions
last
night
of
the
Supreme
Soviet,
national
parliamentary
.body.
New
shifts
have
been
extended
in
the
presidium
of
the
Supreme
Soviet
which
serves
as
an
interim
national
i
iioailway
and
renewal
of
fishermen's
floats
!
Fairvie
Bay
$73,000
(revote),
$256,000.
.Public
building
(revole),
$10,000,
$75,000.
-
.it.
htiililii?
(revole).
$25,000).
'Iron
grid
and
loading
platform,
$26,000.
ijrf
ictirwal
(revote),
$75,000.
t,
n-iiiiirs
(revote),
$50,000.
i
HigliliKlit
of
tlie
sitting
of
Parliament
yes-liblin?
by
Finance
Minister
Douglas
Abbott
of
i;'(Ks,
providing
for
expenditures
of
$2,217,678,181,-17
1
1
1
649
over
1948-49
appropriations.
The
major
frfenee
preparations.
eiieviier,
minister
of
transport,
announced
that
l
ai
decided
to
build
a
$13,500,000
bridge
across
jw
between
Caie
Breton
Island
and
the
main-
of
channel
protection
(revote
$13,000)
$200,000.
Fraser
River
and
Vancouver
Harbor
Dredging
(revote
$82,-000)
$525,000.
Lewes
River,
Yukon
Towards
taking
over,
reconstructing
and
maintaining
dam
(revote)
$37,000.
Nanahno
(revote
$60,000)
$593,000.
.
Nanoose
Bay-Breakwater
$8,000.
New
Westminster
Wrharf
reconstruction
and
Improvements
(revote
$125,000)
$178,000.
Okanagan
Flood
Control
Project
Towards
Dominion
government's
share
of
cost
reote
$25,000)
$500,000.
:
Qusdicum
Beach
(French
Creek)
Boat
harbor
$75,000.
.
'.
Ruskin
Wharf
replacement
(revote)
$8,000.
Sechelt
Wharf
repairs
and
Improvements
(revote)
$51,000.
'.
Squamish
Wharf
repairs
and
Improvements
$30,000.
Tofino
-Harbor
repairs
and
improvements
(revote
$20,000)
$34,000.
1
Victoria
Dredging
(revote
$121,000)
$105,000.
Zeballos
Wharf
replacement
$124,000.
.
.
-
.
.
.
J!-.
1
1
4
V.
st
1
1
VancouverBegg
building:
purchase,
alterations
and
exten-
.
sions
(revote
$330,000,
$620,000.
Vancouver-Post
Ollice
building
site
(revote
$250,000,
$350,-000.
.
Vancouver
-Addition
and
alterations
to
Postal
Station
at
Sea
Island
Airport
$17,000.
Vancouver-
Building
for
Customs
$100,000.
Victoria
Public
Building
(revote
$50,0001
$3W,000.
"
Alert
Bay
Wharf
$79,000.
Blubber
Bay
Wharf
reconstruction
$51,000.
Bull
Harbor
(Hope
Island)-Float
$8,000.
Campbell
River-Fishing
harbor
(revote
$100,000)
$275,000.
Campbell
River
Wharf
replacement
(revote)
$77,000.
Chemainus
Harbor
improvements
(revote)
$10,000.
Comox
Wharf
replacement
(revote
$100,000)
$132,000.
Fraser
River
Towards
improvements
(revote)
$005,000.
Frascr
River
(Kincland
Island)
Replacement
and
extensions
executive
uyay
wucu
w
EXCHANGE
BEATING
iibi
a
ex-
the
above
the
following
British
Colum
preme
Soviet
Is
not
in
session.
Nikolai
A.
Voznesensky,
member
of
the
powerful
Politburo,
has
been
freed
of
bis
duties
.as
chairman
of
the
state
planning
commission
and
deputy
prime
minister,
the
presidium
of
the
Supreme
Soviet
announced
yesterday.
,
Tlie
announcement
was
made,
by
Alexander
Gorkln,
secretary
of
the
presidium,
at
a
meeting
of
the
council
of
nationalities,
one
of
tlie
two
houses
of
the
I
R.CM.P.
Investigating
Chinese
International
Business
Activities
VICTORIA
Royal
Cana-.
dian
Mounted
Police
said
today
that
Chinese
international
business
activities
are
being
investi
WES
ISOVIET
PRESSURE
PUT
OH
SWEDEN
CITY
APPROVES
SCHOOL
BUDGET
CITY
ARRIVES
AT
WORKING
PACT
WITH
CIVIC
WORKERS'
UNION
gated
here
following
the
arrest
UP
of
Chin
Poy
of
Seattle
for
con
ring
.Made
cealing
more
than
$10,000
In
United
States
currency.
1
A
schedule
of
1949
wage
in-
Increases
of
10
percent
over
'
creases
which
average
out
at
thlr
1948
.schedule.
i
about
12
percent
for
inside'
The
City
Hall
tanitnr's
salary
llvtlr
Talk
STOCKHOLM
Soviet
Russia
lias
ent
another
note
to
Sweden
demanding
that
the
Swedish
police
cease
persecution
of
Sov
Supreme
Soviet.
Voznesensky,
oppolnted
to
the
Politburo
In
February
1D47,
Is
one
of
Its
newer
members.
Nikifor
Natalavich
and
Georgl
Sturua
have
been
relieved
as
Poy,
aged
50,
was
arrested
here
iet
citizens
seeking
to
leave
for
Russia.
Last
week
similar
is
increased
by
10
percent
as
are
those
of
draftsmen.
All
outside
workers,
including
foremen
will
receive
the
10
percent
boost.
The
City
Engineer
Saturday
when
he
tried
to
board
.
'
a
plane
for
Seattle
at
the
airport.
The
charge
comes
under
tho
Foreign
Exchange
Control
Act.
On
authority
of
Mr.
Justice
Prince
Rupert
and
district
school
board
estimates
totalling
$208,867,
the
highest
in
the
city's
history,
was
approved
without
comment
by
city
council
last
night
after
its
acceptance
had
been
recommended
by
the
finance
committee.
The
budget,
will
require
that
the
city
and
district
put
up
$143,765
out
of
taxes
to
fin
charges
were
made
but
were
de-nicd"fay
the
Swedish
government.
NITRATE
ISJ.AST
1
ICI
DI
Kit
TON.
WashOne
man
is
missing
following
an
explosion
which
wrecked
the
nitrate
plant
of
the
Columbia
Powder
Co.
today
in
this
town
10
miles
from
Tacoma.
Tltl'MAN
COMING?
:i;uiu
received
United
States
Hie
account
ilions
of
the
cut"
for
pur-
j
plies
between
s.
After
less
'
negotiations
11
settled.
:
vice-presidents
of
the
Presidium
and
have
been
replaced
by
Vastly
Kozlov
and
Vasily
Golga.
Also
approved
by
the
Supreme
Soviet
was
the
1949
budget
calling
for
military
expenditures
of
A.
D.
MeFarlane
from
Supreme
workers
and
10
percent
for
outside
workers
was
approved
last
night
by
city
council
after
it
had
first
met
the
approval
of
the
Civic
Employees'
Union.
The.
increases
were
described
as
a
"compromise"
by
civic
finance
chairman
T.
B.
Black
who
told
the'
council
that
their
total
cost
to
the
city
has
not
yet
been
determined.
The
schedules
were
reached
between
the
city's
wage,
committee
and
a
negotiating
commit
I
nese
merchants
here
are
being
I
.searclied
by
the
Royal
Canadian
will
receive
a
similar
increase.
Outside
employees
will
be
paid
for
statutory
holidays.
All
employees
will
receive
benefits
of
the
medical
plan
which
was
in
effect
among
some
employees.
The
city
will
pay
the
MILLION
DOLLAR
FIRE
AT
OAKLAND
ance
school
operation.
The
1
Wumted
Police
today
balance
will
be
made
up
by
cxs
i"t
refund
of
$15,000,000,000
--
nearly
twenty
percent
higher
Uian
for
1948.
The
reason
behind
the
series
of
top
level
shifts
remain
the
VANCOUVER
President
Truman
lias
been
invited
to
Vancouver
to
address
a
session
of
the.
Advertising
Association
which
will
he
held
here
this
summer
with
the
iiWiUiiiiRlon.
,
i
I'cment
United
OAKLAND,
Cal.
(f
-A
raging
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
bid.)
waterfront
fire
today
destroyed
government's
own
secret.
registration
fees
for
the
service
and
50
percent
of
the
monthly
i
dues.,'
.
..:
.
-v.
UdKjji4
thcUnited
Stales
largest
mucin
$1,350,-!
spent,
infche
'IIWUKKI.'
Only
two
employe
groups
provincial
grants.
The
city's
share
is
a
Utile
better
than
87
percent
of
the
amount
required"
to
"be
"
YaJsed
by
the
ril.y
and
district
and
will
amount
to
about
$129,000.
Major
item
on
the
school
budget
is
for
salaries,
which
this
year
will
account
for
an
estimated
$133,000.
;is
designed
to
tee
from
ih
union
after
several
weeks
of
dickering
between
the
two
bodies.
.
Salaries
of
all
clerical
workers
ranging
from
grade
"B"
female
clerks
to
senior
clerks
have
been
Increased
bv
approximate
and
Uni-
t
r
effort
I
'Ppiies
in
which
have
not
yet
reached
working
agreements
with
the
city
arc
the
Fire
Fighters'
Union
and
the
Electrical
Workers'
Union.
Tlie
firemen
have
gone
to
a
conciliation
board.
West.
Coast
clocks
utd
warehouses.
There
was
damage
of
more
than
$1,000,000
as
a
2000-foot
pier
was
destroyed
Two
ships
alongside
were
damaged.
Although
the
cause
of
the
fire
is
not
definitely
determined,
the
possibility
of
-'sabotage;
is
not
discoid)
ted..'
1
:'
tanker
amm
IN
LAKE
ICE
GODERICH,
Ont.
if;
Arriving
offshore
from
Sarnia
yesterday,
the
Imperial
Slmcoe
was
pushing
slowly
through
ice
floes
toward
its
sister
tanker,
Imperial
Vancouver
Bayonne
06
Bralorne
(ask)
8.90
B.
R.
Con
03
"i
B.
R.
X
:
10
Cariboo
Quartz
1.20
Congress
03
Vz
Hedley
Mascot
35
Pend
Oreille
4.75
Pioneer
3.10
ly
12
percent
over
their
1948
'
level
wlUkpr.ovl.slon
made,
for
In-
host.
Kim,
iu
row
king
LONDON
The
King
continues
to
progress
satisfactorily
following
his
operation
and
is
expected
lo
he
out
of
bed
by
the
werk-rnd.
He
will
to
to
(he
Royal
Lodge
at
Windsor
for
a
month's
recuperation.
TRAFFIC
VICTIM
YANt'Ol
VER
Vancouver
eleventh
traffic
victim
of
the
year
was
Gordon
Frascr
who
died
today
from
injuries
sus-'
taincd
in
an
automobile
eul-lisiou
a
week
ago.
!
creases
of
$10
a
month
for
rack
j
More
Jobs
!
year
of
seniority
achieved,
until
the
maximum
set
in
the
sched-'
ules
Is
reached.
doming
Up
Stewart
Home
Is
Destroyed
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
John
Huli-hings
Lose
Thrir
Residence
premier
tioraer
W4
Privateer
:.
19
Reeves
McDonald
2.15
Reno
06
Sheep
Creek
1.28
Kingston,
which
was
held
fast
in
the
ice
at
the
outer
breakwater
since
Saturday
afternoon.
Aid
from
Sarnia
was
sought
af-
ter
a
tug
had
tried
unsuccessfully
to
cut
a
channel
to
the
Kingston.
i
In
Uie
case
of
the
city
accountant,
assistant
treasurer,
j
treasurer,
collector
and
clerk,
In-i
crco-scs
of
$20
a
month
were
British
Columbia
Situation
Improving
As
Winter
Ends
VANCOUVER
0
Exit
of
the
c
I
-
,
4K
ill
rrriub
!wiilonn
Kliwe
id
jM'ire
tli.oi
250
tilled
two
ni;i-
I
i
destroyed
the
'bcc
Coliseum
(1'Assi.sc
dis-ft
lo
have
raus-f
'
Hum
$1,000,-
35i'2
.30
.30
.16
.07
Silbak
Premier
Taku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
...
Spud
Valley
"
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
The
extensive
low
pressure
area
to
the
west
of
Vancouver
Island
remains
almost
stationary
and
will
continue
to
causa
cloudy
skies
and
Intermittent
rain
over
the
coastal
areas
of
the
province.
Isolated
snow
flurries
jn
the
interior
of
the
province
are
expected
to
end
during
the
morning
but
cloudy
skies
will
persist
in
these
regions.
longest
or.r-
coldest
winter
in
STEWART
The
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
John
Hutchings,
Fllt.ii
authorized
on
an
annual
basis.
All
Increases
over
the
1948
level
will
be
retroactive
to
January
1.
1949.
Telephone
operators
receive
many
years
is
bringing
an
end
to
British
Columbia's
critical
unemployment
problem.
Street,
was
entirely
destroyed
by
fire,
on
Sunday
afternoon
Oils-
A
National
Employment
Ser
Anglo
Canadian
4.00
A.
P.
Con
23
u
built
2
o'clock.
The!
fire,
apparently,
origin
HAIT
TO
NEWFOUNDLAND
VANCOUVER
To
relieve
a
hait
shoelace
in
the
island
colony.
(.0(1,(100
pounds
of
British
Columbia
liciriiu
bait
is
hciiiR
shipped
lo
Newfoundland.
NOM
I
N
ATI
ON
I?
E
J
ECTEI
WASHINGTON
A
Senate
ciMiiuiiltee
today
rejected
President
Truman's
nominat'mi
vice
spokesman
said
that
warmer
weather
and
rapidly
diminish
CAPE
BRETON
IS
JUBILANT
ing
snow
in
the
province's
woods
ated
in
the
attic,
at
the
south
end
of
the
building
and
had
a
gootl
hold
before
It
was
PACIFIC
PACT
IS
PROPOSED
;
Along
Lines
Similar
ta
Atlantic
Alliance-Considered
In
Canberra
CANBERRA
t
-
Discussion.-,
are
under
way
here
between
representatives
of
Great
Britain,
New
Zealand
and
Australia
for
I
"1
a
i
the
shoe
store"
financial
Temperatures
will
continue
to
rise
slowly
over
the
province
ac
wanner
air
flows
in
from
th'j
has
been
a
major
factor
in
cutting
the
jobless
figure
from
an
Atlantic
.6(5
Calmont
38
C.
&
E
4.70
Central
Leduc
108
Home
Oil
10.75
Mercury
12
Okalta
1.58
estimated
50,000
a
month
ago
to
mi
'
south.
"kc
nut
wit
!l;eh
other.
Strait
of
I'auso
Bridge
Const
ruction
Is
irrt
New
s
30,000.
Forecast
ere
turned
in
.wo
1
file
and
Wueen
Charlottes
and
North
Wih
a
very
strong
north
wind
blowing
it
was
soon
seen
that
the
building
could
"not
bcaved
and
firefighters
confined
their
attention
to
removing
the
furnishings
rrom
the
lower
floor,
practically
all
of
the
furniture
SYDNEY,
Cape
Breton
There
Is
great
jubilation
here
over
the
2.23
JZVz
.09
.10
Pacific
Pete
Princess
Royal
Canadian
South
Brazeau
..
Coast
Overcast
with
intermittent
rain
today
and
Wednesday
p-vcl
have-
news
received
Monday
of
tho
de
RAILWAYS
HIT
BY
COAL
STRIKE
Winds
southeasterly
(15
m.p.h.),
cision
of
Ottawa
to
spud
$13,
a
Pacific
defence
pact
along
lines
similar
to
the
North
Atlantic
alliance
and
embracing
the
British
Commonwealth
and
other
countries
Including,
It
Is
suggested,
the
United
States
and
little
change
in
temperature
uuo.oui)
on
construction
or
a
Lows
tonight
and
highs
WednesdayAt
Port
Hardy
40
and
48,
being
saved.
Robert
Hutchings..
youngest
son,
who
was
staying
with
hi;
parents
at
the
time,
lo;;t
all
his
clothing
which
was
in
the
attic
of
Former
Governor
Moil
Wal-Eren
of
Washington
as
chairman
of
the
national
securities
board.
Walgrcn
was
defeated
in
the
November
eleo-I
inn
by
Arthur
Langlie.
The
vole
rejecting
Walgren
was
7
to
It.
RAILWAY
DYNAMITED
ASBESTOS,
Quebec
The
Canadian
Johns-Manville
Co
aniioiiners
that
altempts
hrw
hern
made
lo
dynaniile
ths
'railway
between
Asbestos
and
Danville.
There
has
been
a
strike
at
the
plant
since
February
in
demand
for
15c
an
boor
wage
increase.
.
some
of
the
South
American
na
k
-
mi
ITED
i
Massett
38
and
44,
Prince
Ru
pert.
34
and
45.
tions.
,
bridge
over
the
mlle-wlde
Strait
of
Canso
here.
It
Is
generally
admitted
that
the
bridge,
always
so
g.ratly
needed,
will
be
invaluable
In
th?
development
of
Nova
Scotia
and
particularly
the
steej
and
coal
Industry
here.
Cheat
expansion
is
predicted.
PITTSBURG
0
Railroad
economy
of
the
United
States
began
feeling
the
pinch
of
the
coal
mine
shut-down
in
.earnest
today
but
the
remainder
of
tlie
American
coal-dependent
industry
hummed
merrily.
John
Dedmati,
Australian
min
Toronto
Ajthona
U
Aumaque
20
Beattie
48
Bevcourt
20
Bobjo
-12
,
Buffalo
Canadian
.....
.16
Consol.
Smelters
100.75
Coiiwest
,
1-22
Donalda
Eldoua
55
East
Sullivan
..,
2.60
room.
He
wa.s
away
from
home
at
the
time
of
the
fire.
Loss
is
estimated
ut
$1500.
this
ister
of
defence,
said
Britain
has
taken
"an
active
part"
In
tbo
Not
talks.
being
partly
covered
by
Insur
ra,c
Newfoundland
;Nii(i.
(,
i
Canberra
correspondent
.
l'u"
IS
CRITICAL
.
OF
CONTROLS
Government
Should
Grt
Away
From
War
Emergency
Powers,
Declares
Drew
On
the
second
day
of
a
two-week
mine
shutdown
ordered
by
President
John
L.
Lewis
of
the
ance.
Mr.
und
Mrs.
Hutchhig.s
are
the
Sydney
Daily
Telegraph
re
ported
that
the
talks
envisaged
a
strong
defence
system
from
MARGARINE
IN
B.C.
V
I
C
T
O
R
1
A
Despite
a
western
Europe
across
the
At
statement
by
Minister
of
Agri-
J
!
eaimda's
com-p
to
Newfound--W
many
I'gHb
K'anadiiin
firnu
f'ir
time
here
av
1
Ur
such
sales-cate
a
good
rc-N,'fomulhinder
Ct
rpsirlii'ictn
1
lantic
through
the
Pacific
to
trig
Indian
Oceun.
AGREEMENT
WITH
FIRE
FIGHTERS
OTTAWA
The
City
of
Ottawa's
agreement
with
the
Ottawa
Fire
Fighters'
Association
covering'
working
conditions,
salaries
and
other
departmental
matters
has
been
approved
by
the
association
and
board
of
United
Mine
Workers,
coal-
hauling
railroads
continued
a
progressive
system
of
lay-offs
which
was
begun
yesterday.
By
the
end
of
the
week
some
62,000
railroaders
will
be
idle,
joining
403,000
miners
who
stayed
at
home
yesterday.
now
staying
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
McLeod
until
arrangements
can
be
made
for
(hem
at,
their
son's
house
oil
Third
Street.
Mr.
Hutchings,
who
is
retired,
was
proprietor
of
the
Bayview
Hotel
here
for
some
years
und
was
latterly
in
the
employ
of
the
Liquor
Control
Board
as
vendor
at
Stewart.
OTTAWA
'.(Pi
Opposition
Leader
George
Drew
criticized
the
government's
control
policies
in
the
House
of
Common
yesterday,
saying
it
had
no
right
J.
C.
Gilker
returned
to
the
Giant
Yellowknlfe
....
5.35
God's
Lake
43
Hardrock
h3
Harricana
v
-07'
Heva
09
Hosco
-
24
V
Jacknife
4
Jollet
Quebec
33
Lake
Rowan
-08
Lapaska
Little
Long
Lac
76
Lynx
1J
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.72
McKenzie
Red
Lake
..
.39
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
100
culture
Frank
Putnam
yesterday
that
he
would
not
introduce
a
government
bill
to
repeal
the
ban
on
margarine
In
British
Columbia.
Premier
Byron
Johnson
said
yesterday
there
would
he
such
is
bill
whether
or
not
Putnam
.supported
it.
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoons
plane
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Seattle
on
Canadian
Fkh
union
of
the
control
and
the
new
agreement
Canada.
lal
a
peak
sale
'
incorP01'tt'lig
the
new
two
pla-
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
business.
SALES
OF
NEW
CARS
ARE
DOWN
to
ask
In
1949
for
a
continuation
of
emergency
powers
stemming
from
the
last
war.
He
attacked
legislation
designed
to
retain
controls
on
rentals,
food
prices,
Umber
and
steel
and
suggested
that
the
Dominion
was
follow
toon
5G-hour
week
system
will
UUW
thn
......1.1-
be
submllted
to
the
city
council.
PRESIDENT'S
SWIM
PICTURES
BANNED
little
rould
'be
jh-pressure
cam-
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
10:45,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be'
on
time.
'
Monela
.
40t'
OTTAWA
New
car
sales
In
Canada
during
January
hit
the
LOCAL
TIDES
.
wminpsriii
v.
March
10.
1919
ing
the
wrong
procedure.
WASHINGTON,
D.C.-News
photographers
went,
so
far
as
to
hire
u
blimp
yesterday
to
take
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
H.
Lindsay.
To
Sandsplt
N.
Price,
I.
Col-linson.
Prom
Vuiiffiiiuni'
W
Kprlt'p.
Mr.
Drew
said
the
governnient'i
lowest
mark
in
three
years,
inh
2:20
23.0
feet
iMt-Leod,
one
of
e.St('(mt.rl
must
-
control
rentals
but
must
.There
were
6200
new
cars
sold
22.5
feet
J1UU-
1.9
feet
find
some
way
of
doing
so
than
I
this
January,
according
to
the
14:41
8:34
20:49
Low
2.4
feet
under
emergency
powers.
He
Bureau
of
Statistics,
as
coin-
Negus
2.27
Noranda
53.50
Louvicourt
25
Pickle
Crow
2.10
Regcourt
05
San
Antonl
o
4.0-
Senator
Rouyn
,
A7
Sherrit
Gordon
...........
2.1&
Steep
Rock
.17
Sturgeon
River
44
.
fered
a
severe
wick,
R.
Dixon,
J.
C.
Oilker,
niBht
at
her
R.
H.
Joyce,
Miss
H.
Sllvcrsldcs,
'
"lue
West.
She
'Mrs.
Prendergast,
G.
Sathers,
Basketball
TONIGHT
9:15
SAVOY
vs.
BO-ME-HI
HOOP
SHOOT
CONTEST
.
i
suggested
that
legislation
be
I
pared
with
9300
in
January
of
pictures
of
Resident
Truman
swimming
in
Florida
where
he
Is
spending
a
brief
holiday.
However,
it
was
ruled
that
the
pictures
could
not
be
published
lor
-security
reasons."
It
was
also
said
that
the
President's
privacy
had
been
im
acted
written
in
"clear,
unmistakable
last
year.
The
decrease
-
:
rrinct
RU-
R.
H.
Diclcson.
terms"
to
cnu
"confusion"
now
not
ice
I
in
all
provinces
with
On-existiuii
us
between
landlords'
trio
holding
up
the
best
in
Mrs.
Roy
Frankf
,
iormerly
of
this
city
und
now
residing
in
New
Westminster,
arrived
in
the
citv
from
the
soutn
on
Sunday
"Here
ner
f,ud
tenants,
I
sales.
.
From
Sandsplt,
F.
Jones,
A.
S.
Ward,
Mr.
Halward,
Mr.
Corbin,
Mi.
Moody.
''la
bt
expected.