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1950
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TPr-inni
ir-v
f
r
A
M
PzPl
n;
rp
i
n
Jjtor
Reid
Assailed
"Vicious"
Campaign
inst
Aluminum
Plant
V
y
v
.
1
1
i
-
South
Africans
for
Korea
w
ar
ree
That
Korean
Be
Localized
,
Applewhaite,
M.P.,
Delivers
Slashing
ctort
Itofore
Chamber
of
Commerce
As
must
thing
retort
to
Senator
Thomas
Reid
for
what
iribed
as
a
"vicious
and
personal
campaign"
the
proposal
by
Aluminum
Company
of
Can-
Europe
Is
More
Istablish
a
vast
new
industry
at
Kitimaat,
important
"
'
;
.
,
.
h
I-
.
fl
I!
'J
coast
from
Prince
Rupert,
with
the
use
of
ctric
power
derived
from
the
Kemano
River,
!he
Nechako
River.
-
was
matte
by
E.
T.
jumbia
but
merely
intended
to
Alaska
'Statehood
Udl
Deferred
Communist
China
Should
Not
Be
Attacked
So
That
Open
War
May
Be
Prevented
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
President
Truman
and
Prime
Minister
Attlee
were
reported
today
to
te.
M
P.
lor
bKeena,.
export
electrical
power
to
the
1
Prince
Rupert
Cham-,
united
States,
declared
that
jrmerce
Monday
night.
!
5UCh
an
export
was
an
absurdly
ilrwhalte
asserted
that
in
the
light
of
present
and
fo.f-
be
working
toward
an
agreement
that
the
West
must
iiuatcd
by
a
desire
to;
seen
electrical
transmission
Interests
of
his
own
technique.
Any
well-Informed
WASHINGTON
(CP)
The
Alaska
statehood
bill
was
pushed
aside
probably
for
the
rest
of
the
session
in
the
Senate
yesterday.
Democratic
Leader
Scott
Lu
join
an
attempt
within
fiberal
party
to
ln-
build
up
heavy
military
forces
in
Europe
with
all
possible
speed,
to
offset
the
reverses
in
Korea.
TCjisiV
tn
thP
nnliev
of
both
irovernments.
in-
rty
politics
in
a
weas
electrical
engineer
would
bear
this
out.
The
country
was,
tJC
rough
and
the
distance
too
far.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
Alcan's
most
serious
stumbling
block
was
the
uncertainty
of
being
able
to
t;y
canipiunu
samoi
Men
of
the
"Flying
Cheetahs,"
a
Union
of
South
Africa
fighter
squadron,
arrive
in
Yokohama,
Japan,
enroute
to
Join
the
United
Nations
forces
in
Korea.
Left
to
right:
Commander
S.
V.
B.
Theron;
Squadron
Captain
P.
A.
LeGeorge;
Major
Biaauw,
Deputy
Commander;
and
Major
II.
C.
Enslin,
Medical
Officer
of
the
"Flying
Cheetahs."
mum
industry
project,.:
formed
officials
said,
is
the
idea
that
Europe
is
the
critical
area
in
any
showdown
with
Russian
feena
memoer
was
re-
cas
.
(111.)
sidetracked
the
bill
when
he
withdrew
his
motion
transmit
power
economically
communism
and
mat
major
a
speech
which
Sena-made
to
students
of
rsity
of
British
Colum-
which
the
Senate
had
been
de
just
50
miles
from
the
proposed
powerhouse
on
Kemano
River
to
NAMED
TO
BANK
BOARD
MONTREAL
Hon.
Clarence
Wallace,
Lieutenant
Governor
of
British
Columbia,
has
been
named
to
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
the
bank
announced
yesterday.
ONE
DEAD
IN
CRASH
build-up
of
anti-communist
power
must
be.
.concentrated
there.
v
f
batijng
for
sixe
days
to
take
up
the
desired
plant
site
at
Kiti
Six
Indians
Are
Iced
In
Air
Force
Drops
Supplies
to
Stranded
Bella
Coola
Men
maat.
kber
17
when
he
was
y
the
Vancouver
Prov-thaving
said
that
two
Allies
Continue
Retreat
A
joint
statement,
issued
after
I
companies
in
Canada
Monday's
initial
conference.
In
effect
predicted
.that
Truman
J
and
Attlee
would
conclude
their
the
measure.
.Lucas
did
so
to
clear
the
way
for
debating
the
extension
of
the
rent
control
law.
His
action
apparently
also
sealed
the
fate
of
a
companion
Hawaiian
statehood
bill.
rater
cartels
operating
The
Skeena
member,
anticipating
a
possible
suggestion
that,
In
defending
the
aluminum
company,
he
might
be
charged
with
selling
out
the
fisheries,
told
how,
in
early
meeting
with
Mc-
'
,
Pyongyang
Is
Back
In
Communist
Hands
talks
with
solid
understanding
on
major
issues.
,
,
fciblic
detriment"
.and
Lid
be
strong
opposl-L
move
to
bring
alum-
BELLA
COOLA
0i
Six
Indian
TACOMA,
Wash.
At
least
15
persons
were
injured
yesterday
one
fatally
when
a
car
smashed
into
a
crowded
bus,
which
overturned.
Dead
is
the
driver
of
the
car,
Jane
Hatcher
of
Tacoma.
All
evidence
from
official
fishermen,
trapped
by
ice
in
fcis
into
British
Colum-
Neely
Dubose,
vice-president
of
Alcoa,
he
had
reserved
the
right
sources
now
is
tnat
lruman
Deane
Channel,
were
to
be
sup
like
Attlee
favors
keeping
thi
plied
by
air
today.
fcr
Reid's
opposition
to
TOKYO
(CP)
Overwhelmed
Allied
troop
columns
beat
a
war-weary
retreat
today
south
from
abandoned
Pyongyang,
wondering
where
they
might
-
-
s
.
to
govern
his
attitude
on
the
possibility
of
any
danger
to
the
fisheries..
However,
such
a
dan
war
localized
in
Korea,
ol
f
set-tine
reverses
there
with
greater.
,
Previous
rescue
attempts,
in
OttawalShould
Pay
Pensions
num
Industry
Is
no
new
'.ouch
this
Is
the
first
cluding
efforts
yesterday
to
much
build-up
of
military
power
m
the
United
States
and
Europe.
ger
had
now
been
dismissed
and
Mayhew
Hot
lew
of
him
saying
thai
the
stranded
men
by
Royal
stand
and
defend
against
Communist
Chinas
on-
liuld
be
ooDosition
to
Canadian
Mounted
Police
patrol
if
to
bring
any
aluml-
OTTAWA
0)
Finance
Minister
there
-was
no
reason
why
there
should
not
be
both
aluminum
and
salmon
industries.
Mr.
Applewhaite
said
he
was
not
Interested
In
the
future
of
boat,
were
rebuffed
by
ice
and
rushing
swarms.
The
Reds
rolled
across
Pyongyang's
airfield
and
possibly
are
already
in
the
North
Korean
Dropping
Out
A
British
informant
in
London
said
today
that
Truman
and
Attlee
were
Ceternunta
that
United
Nations
forces
should
return
to
Korea
in
the
event
of
b-.t
Into
Brttlsn
Colum-Mr.
Applewhaite.
The
weather.
capital
itself.
earlv
opposition
was
Two
of
the
men
were
trappe
Herbert
Anscomb,
head
of
the
British
Columbia
delegation,
submitted
a
brief
at
the
federal-provlnvial
conference
iodaj
which
declared
that
old-age
pen-
politicians
but
the
future
pros
VICTORIA
Hon.
R.
W.
said
here
yesterday
tlat
he
Masses
of
Chinese
Communist
indication
as
to
where
or
when
protection
of
the
sal
trooDS.
the
vanguard
of
more
the
Chinese
Communists
driving
them
out
In
a
Korean
"Dun-kerque."
These
sources
said
that
ary
and
"I
think
we
did
not
plan
"to
retire
soon
as
the
Eighth
Army
would
make
a
stand.
COMMUNISTS
ENTERING
two
weeks
ago.
Others
were
iced
in
during
subsequent
rescue
at-j
tempte.
'
.
(.-
,-y-
The
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
minister
of
fisheries.
Such',
rum
perity
of
the
district.
Instead
of
being
hampered
by
unbased
and
unreasoned
criticism
he
felt
that
such
a
great
industry
as
this
shffuld
'receive
all
the
help
and
!.;m
credit
at
that
time
rity.''
Apparently,
how-j.as
not
satisfied
when
s!r2s
should
be
financed
entirely
I
by
Vie
federal
government.
ors,
he
said,
Were
disturbing
to
him,
particularly
at
a
time
when
""
TortTght
Tokyo
reported
that
Truiiian
aria-Awree
-ai
-att
that
the
United
Nations
.should
do
everything
possible
tj
avoid
getting
Into
a
state
of
open
war
disclosing
today's
flight,
said
It
rj
were
proven
td
be
.
Failing
this,
Mr.
Anscor.ibe
said
British
Columbia
would
require
solid
suDDort
was
needed.
Mr.
had
been
adv!;d
thai
ffod
sup
at
nis
Mavhpw
exDects
to
be
I.-.S
so
he
switched
his
"larger
sources
of
revenue
to
en
home
here
until
after
Christmas,
plies
for
the
nieu
hau
run
out.
iti
based
his
attacks
on
able
It
to
meet
its
own
growing
than
a
million,
had
turned
the
tide
of
battle.
In
the
northeast,
marines
and
infantrymen
fought
to
break
out
of
a
deep
Communist
trap
clamped
south
of
Changjln
reservoir.
Other
Chinese
masses
mounted
twin
drives
to
cut
off
the
entire
10th
Corps
of
five
divisions.
On
the
northwest
front,
British
and
South
Korean
troops,
in
a
rearguard
shield,
protected
the
f
that
there
was
no
real
t.
to
build
an
aluminum
assistance
it
can
get.
He
had
taken
the
liberty
of
bringing
before
the
chamber
a
matter
which
he
considered
of
vital
Importance,
second
only
to
that
of
defence.
After
hearing
Mr.
Applewhaite
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
went
on
record
as
supporting
the
plan
with
Communist
China.
This
decision
was
taken-
during
a
U0-minute
meeting
in
the
White
House
yesterday,
Informants
indicated.
The
leaders
of
the
two
nations
also
asreed
against
attacking
isponsibilities
in
tins
field.
,
Renewal
of
the
current
leder-al-provinclal
tax
agreements
for
a
further
period
of
five
years
British
Columbia
but
xport
electrical
power.
Chinese
Communist
troops
were
entering
abandoned
Pyongyang
despite
heavy
air
blows
that
left
an
estimated
2000
enemy
dead
on
the
approaches
to
the
desolate
city.
Masses
of
Chinese
have
been1
caught
in
a
death
trap
by
swift
Jet
fighters
on
the
Taedong
River,
north
of
the
one-time
North
Korean
capital.
Thousands
of
civilians,
heading
south,
had
abandoned
Pyongyang
before
the
entry
of
the
Red
forces.
jy
that
was
not
too
suc-
with
an
Increase
in
the
federal
rental
payment
was
recommend
l.iher
so
now
he
tried
to
Communist
China
with
bombing
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
attacks
including
the
"A"
bomb.
k
party
politics,
panging
tactics
and
the
ed
in
a
brief
submitted
ty
But-ish
Columbia
to
the
conference.
to
come
into
this
district,
al
and
shoddlness
or
tne
Canadian
Northland
Turned
Into
Look-out
Post
for
Enemy
Aircraft
OTTAWA
0i
The
Air
Force
said
yesterday
it
has'
turned
the
Canadian
northland
into
one
lookout
post
for
potential
enemy
aircraft.
A
spokesman
said
the
move
started
about
three
months
ago
as
part
of
a
security
drive
arising
from
Korear
Messages
are
communicated
to
Mounties,
meteorologists,
servicemen
and
others
at
Arctic
outposts
asking
them
to
report
any
aircraft
they
see
and
to1
give
what
details
possible.
arguments
certainly
Increase
In
the
federal
payment
Is
estimated
at
$28,100,000
for
1950-51.
fleeing
Eighth
Army,
which
less
than
two
weeks
ago
was
rolling
northward
within
50
miles
of
the
Manchurian
border.
There
was
no
major
contact
reported
with
the
Chinese
today.
The
Eighth
Army
retreat
on
wheels
was
too
fast
for
the
foot-
point
out
the
poorness
ways
subject
to
the
best
Interests
of
the
fisheries
being
protected.
The
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
will
be
memorialized
with
a
pe
and
to
throw
consld-kioubt
upon
Its
good
THE
WEATHER
Mr.
Applewhaite
assert-
view
to
obtaining
support
In
slogging
Chinese.
There
was
no
that
quarter.
Synopsis
Gusts
"Short
Power
Lines
Premier
Johnson
:.
Out
of
Hospital
VICTORIA
Premier
Byroii
Johnson
left
hospital
for
home
yesterday.
He
left
two
weeks
ahead
of
the
expected
time
after
eight
weeks
in
hospital.
However
he
is
not
walking
properly
yet
following
a
fracture
of
the
hip
sustained
In
a
highway
accident
Clear
cold
weather
over
Brit
MUing
on
Senator
Reid's
fd
blaming
of
the
Con-f
elements
of
the
coali-
ish
Columbia
is
giving
way
to
cloudy
skies
and
somewnai
supporting
the
aluml-
warmer
weather,
particularly
Nt.
Mr.
Applewhaite
Heavv
gust
of
wind
hit
both
Australia
Wins
Negligence
In
the
Shawatlans
Lake
and
Falls
was
delighted
to
hear
support.
As
for
himself,
GOOD
ROAD
NEWS
Hard
Surfacing
Highway
From
Prince
Rupert
East
Rivpr
nnwer
transmission
lines
Cricket
Match
during
this
morning's
storm
and
not
believe
the
Conser-were
attempting
to
foist
kpnt
the
Dower
supply
of
the
Leduc
Fire
LEDUC.
Alta.
ff
Charges
of
city
going
off
between
8:30
a
m
along
the
coast
with
the
ap-j
proach
of
an
extensive
storm"
moving
in
from
the
Pacific.
Storm
warnings
were
issued
late
yesterday
for
a
southeast
gale
which
occurred
overnight
over
exposed
waters
of
the
northern
and
central
coast.
These
winds
are
expected
to
abate
about
midday
today.
Snow
will
spread
in
in
anybody
but
that
their
f
was
merely
based
on
and
noon
for
interruptions
rang-
near
Quebec
September
29.
He
is
also
suffering
from
a
sciatic
nerve.
The
Premier
expects
to
return
to
his
office
early
in
the
New
.
Year.
I
the
project
on
its
mer-
i
lne
from
five
minutes
to
an
hour
BRISBANE
First
of
the
test
cricket
matches
between
England
and
Australia,
completed
here
yesterday,
was
won
by
Australia.
or
the
Liberal
party
be-
Thp
downtown
section
oi
me
criminal
...negligence
were
laid
yesterday
against
Leduc
Utilities
Ltd.,
and
its
chief
engineer,
W.
To
Commence
Next
Year
Itrongly
opposed"
to
the
city
had
six
such
interruptions,
I
Columbia
government's
The
gusts
brougnt
wires
w
land
over
the
northern
interior
during
the
next
twelve
to
eight
J.
Gray,
immediately
after
the
close
of
a
five-day
Inquest
into
F
"
the
company,
Mr.
Ap-fN
asserted
that
Senator
gether
in
"shorts"
first
on
the
Shawatlans
Lake
line
and
soon
'similar
shorts
were
occurring
on
Next
year
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
expects
to
commence
a
program
of
paving
'M
no
authority
to
make
een
hours
ana
temperatures,
overnight
will
be
generally
mild
:
.TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
i
1
statement
which
was
the
Remembrance
Day
Leduc
Hotel
disaster.
Ten
people
died
when
the
hotel
blew
up
and
was
FnS
he
(Reid)
could
not
the
Falls
River
line.
Tiien
there
was
trouble
on
city
distribution
lines.
1
er
than
for
the
last
couple
oi
days.
(Courtesy
8.
P
and
was
an
"absurd
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
t
Pn
the
face
of
It.
Highway
16
(between
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George)
east
from
Prince
Rupert,
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
advised
Monday
night
in
a
communication
from
Hon.
E.
C.
Carson,
minister.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Gale
warn
IRACIES
razed
by
fire.
The
summons
on
the
company
was
served
on
F.
J.
Symington,
general
manager
of
Leduc
Utili
Ping
to
a
radio
address
ing
continued.
Rain
today.
Cloudv
with
showers
tonight
and
Power
company
officials
commented
that
such
interruptions
were
very
unusual.
While
they
did
not
seem
too
severe
In
the
city,
linemen
between
tho
city
and
Falls
River
were
reporting
that
they
were
as
violent
as
they
had
ever
seen.
,
Wednesday.
Milder.
Winds
"y
Senator
Reid
on
the
4
of
the
Aluminum
Com-i'he
mimeoeraDhed
script
transmitted
through
the
deputy
minister,
E.
S.
Jones.
Te
announcement
from
Mr.
ties
Ltld,
holders
of
the
franchise
for
installation
of
natural
gas
in
the
oil-boom
town.
i
shoudl
also
be
asked
for
a
com
ffh
Mr.
Applewhaite
read,
fkeena
member
asserted
p
could
not
see
how
an
The
six-man
inquest
jury
said
the
explosion
was
the
result
of
mitment
as
to
just
how
much
of
the
highway
might
be
expected
to
be
hard
surfaced
east
of
Prince
Rupert
next
year
southeast,
50
miles
per
hour,
decreasing
to
southerly,
25,
about
midday.
Lpws
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
35
and
42;
Sandsplt
and
Prince
Rupert,
35
and
42.!
J
.
i
Carson
came
in
reply
to
a
communication
from
the
Chamber
which
sought
hard
surfacing
of
Users
of
power
and
-light
on
the
dark
morning
wete
in
&
state
ffnced
man
could
make
a
so
full
of
Inaccuracies
natural
gas
entering
the
hotel
basement
through
an
uncapped
pipe.
the
section
of
arterial
highway
of
uncertainty
aU
t
,.ing.
The
nailv
News
was
hampered'
)
Senator.
Mr.
ADDlewhaite
within
the
city
limits
01
rrince
THE
LETTER
Mr.
Jones'
letter
was
as
follows
"I
have
been
directed
to
ack
was
as
taarllv
mixed
no
In
handling
the
day's
new
"d
FtailA
n,
v..
In
Rupert.
The
arterial
nignway
paving
would
be
carried
out
at
the
same
time,
the
letter
indicat
Ivertising.
Telephone
.
5W-
t
.o
lie
was
w
i
uiifs
i
fidamcntals.
(Senator
Reid
nowledee
erceipt
of
your
letter
Mr;
,
.Vins
C.::fom
Farr
ed
0Ja
that
the
Aluminum
'n6
Was
rpnllu
a
thrre-
he
npws
was
warmly
wel
dated
November
8
addressed
ot
Hon.
E.
C.
Carson
relative
to
the
reconstruction
and
paving
of
the
arterial
highway
within
the
concern
oriinir
under
tendent
Jack
-Edwards
repo.
.
-a
minimum
of
trouble
wjth'tiity
telephone
lines.
New
typa
wire
which
had
been
installed
.pre'
resistant
0
wind
eftee'..;
adian
National
Telcgra
1.
were
out
of
commissttM.
..'
i.
,
r--..;-.
1
laitie
of
Alcoa
in
the
United
comed
by
the
Chamber
which
decided
to
dispatch
a
letter
to
the
government
expressing
apprecla..
Beattle
-
50
Bevcourt
41
Bobjo
H'i
Buffalo
Canadian
20
Consol.
Smelters
124.00
Conwest
173
Donalda
.'.
.45
Eldona
22
East
Sullivan
6.75
Giant
Yellowknife
5.85
God's
Lake
324
Hardrock
213i
Harricana
6
Heva
IV2
Hosco
.5'2
Jacknife
05
Joliet
Quebec
.70
Lake
Rowan
.06
Lapaska
-
.4'4
Little
Long
Lac
46
V4
Lynx
13
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.04
McLeod
Cockshutt
195
Moneta
-
35
Negus
75
Noranda
:..
68.10
Louvicourt
15
Pickle
Crow
1-63
San
Antonio
2
30
Senator
Rouyn
20
Sherrit
Gordon
2.52
Steep
Rock
6.00
Sturgeon
River
14
,
Silver
Miller
.80
Upper
Canada
160
Golden
Manitou
5.40
s
CAr"
THEN,
Wales
Lloyd
bounds
erf
the
city
of
Prince
VANCOUVER
.
Bayonne
.02
Bralorne
5.90
B
R
Con
.
.02
B
R
X
04
Congress
8
ask
Hedley
Mascot
.41
Pacific
Eastern
06
Pend
Oreille
7.80
Pioneer
180
Premier
Border
'
.06
Privateer
07
Reeves
McDonald
3.60
Reno
02
Sheep
Creek
1.30
Silbak
Premier
27
Taku
River
.6Va.
Vananda
06
Salmon
Gold
02
Silver
Standard
L90
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
4.30
Atlantic
2.05
Calmont
.70
C
&
E
6.50
Central
Leduc
-
2.05
Home
Oil
13.00
Mercury
...
,
12
Okalta
1.C3
Pacific
Pete
6.35
Princess
125
Royal
Canadian
BV2
Royallte
11-75
TORONTO
Athona
.-.
7Va
Aumaque
22
f
w
th
two
subsidiary
com-r
'n
Canada
one
under
"I
wish
ot
advise
pou
that
it
is
fame
of
Alcan
and
the
DAVIS
HAFT
IS
ADRIFT
Word
was
received
here
this
morning
that
a
large
Davis
raft
of
Powell
River
Company
was
adrift
north
of
Massct.
High
seas
caused
by
an
over
fifty-mile-an-hour
gale
have
made
navigation
in
the
region
treacherous.
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
planes,
which
were
to
look
for
the
lost
raft
this
morning,
were
kept
on
the
ground
by
adverse
weather
conditions.
our
Intention
next
year
to
carry
l"e
Aluminum
Co.
of
Can
Applewhaite
asserted
R.
F,
"Nowe
and
two
children
were
passengers
sailing
on
the
Camosun
for
Vancouver
today.
Mars$.-"1
ft
Cleveland'
won
an
easy
'tj-round"
decision
over
Tommy
"
Out,
former
famous
Welsh
boKr
r
nd
one,
time
king
of
British
heavyweights,
here
last
night,
Frr,ppw
on
the
comeback
trail,
outpointed
by
a
wide
margin
in
a
blood-spattered
contest.
r
.
...
UllllJt.l.
T
w-
Flca
and
Aluminum
Hnm
tion
of
the
decision
wuu.u
v....
culmination
to
as
an
acceptable
long
agitation
from
both
tne
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
that
the
road
be
treated
Up
to
this
time
the
attitude
of'
the
depwtmmt
had,
apparently,
been
to
carry
out
the
hard
surfacing
from
the
southern
end.
Of
CatlnHo
hs
v,
nfYYl.
out
paving
on
Route
16
east
or
Prince
Rupert
at
which
time
we
will
make
every
endeavour
to
also
pave
the
balance
of
arterlnl
highway
within
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
"We
realize
that
certain
pre
'y
Separate
tnr
.
vpars
and
to
-
-
-
,
.
Wa8
mproW,
a
trails
!
contraction
of
Aluminum
paratory
work
will
be
necessary
j
1
Canada
'
A
-
."PPiewhaite
dealt,
with
LOCAL
TIDES
Wednesday,
December
6,
1950
Any
change
of
listings
for
the
1961
Telephone
Directory
musf
be
submitted
to
the
Telephone
Office
not
later
than
December
15,
1950.
.
'
J.
E.
EDWARDS,.
.
Telephone
Superintendent.
28n
J
T
Harvey
dubbed
tne
announcement
as
a
"gTeat
in
this
-connection
oeiore
paving
cain
be
undertaken
and
we
&ti
t.akine
this
matter
up
with
amazing
inaccuracies"
in
For
Reiri'a
,,ji
u
j
Insurance
representative
from
High
10:27
21.5
feet
Seattle,
F.
F.
Albert!,
arrived
rUiriff
tv-
..
..
i.
Monday
aboard
the
Princess
n,
e
'awer
s
siatemeni
e
Aluminum
Co.
of
Can
reaii
The
Chamber
decided
to
leave
well
enough
alone
for
the
time
uiv,
onH
rpierrtAd
a
suggestion
our
divisional
engineer
in
order
to
prepare
a
program
that
will
not
Impede
the
surfacing
work
we
hope
to
carry
out
tiext
year."
Louise.
Mr.
Albert!
will
consult
.
23:26
18.7
feet
Low-
4:13
7.4
feet
17:10
3.9
feet
with
Columbia
Cellulose
officials,
,rg
a
P'Rnt
in
British
Co-
tmt
UC1IIR
the
minister
of
public
works
.