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CARNIVAL
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Major
Factor
REQUIRED
FOR
lh
Rebuilding
CENTRE
BUDGET
i
rnnin0nt
Civic
Centre
Meeting
Favors
Bowling
Alley
Installation
.
Civic
Centre
Association
will
make
an
investigation
into
the
cost
and
other
factors
involved
in
construction
of
a
number
of
bowling
alleys
to
be
operated
as
part
of
the
Civic
Centre.
Authority
to
make
such
an
investigation
was
given
to
the
directors
by
last
lliorit.'s
nnnnul
tntiji
inir
With
art
actual
operating
re
it
venue
of
$19,489,
Prince
Rupert's
Civic
Centre
had
a
financial
deficit
of
$6,757
in
its
last
fis
LONDON
(CP)
The
new
"Council
of
Europe
"
'A
cal
year
a!thoi.ieh
this
was
pov-
iT-ifV,
o
-eArAi-rr
fxtViinnf
ered
by
a
transfer
of
carhTval
The
proposal
was
made
by
.1
T)nwKAVMAV,f
n
u
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W.
T
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1
R.
E.
Montador,
Kinsmen
delegate,
and
found
support
irotn
T.
Norton
Youngs
and
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
both
of
whom
.said
that
;
.
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'-."V
-
Morming
of
Nanking
Appral
of
Nationalist
May
Not
be
Heeded
they
had
previously
favored
construction
of
a
swirmnint'
owl.
proceeds,
Civic
Centre
members
ailu
duviBui.y.
laruaiacni,,
learned
last
night.
.
j
emerged
today
as
a
major
Net
carnival
proceeds
were
factor
in
the
postwar
$8,740
before
Fne
$6,757
was
,
,
.
,r,
.
,
.....
,
,
.
..
world.
"
Foreign
6
ministers
of
five
transferred
to
cover
operating
'
democracies
.
of
,
the
,.
western
cot
Of"
European
union
which
set
up
The
gross
.
expenditure
of
the
councU
said
lu
headquarters
$25,757.
$14,022
went
for
sal-
aries
and
wages
for
adminls-
would
be
at
Strasbourg.
Trance,
tration
and
operation,
account-'
After
months
of
negotiation,
ing
and
employees'
hospllanza-
the
members
are
Britain,
France,
Mr.'
Montador
told
the
meet
i!
aft?iftis2
n
'SB.
.
-"te
ing
that
a
bowling
alley
would
be
a
"natural
revenue
producer"
which
would
overcome
the
defi-
J"
&'
I
NANKING,
jfr
Communist
uib
miner
wnien
uie
i-ivic
ueni.ro
Uon
and
compensation
iees.
Is
operating
at
present.
Ho
moved
that
the
directors
be
em
gunners
today
planted
artillery
on
the
north
bank
of
the
Yangtze
River
east
of
Nanking,
ominously
warning
the
capital
l
hat,
if
the
government
wants
to
show
Its
sincerity
for
peace,
Belgium,
the
Netherlands
and
Luxembourg.
They
will
invite
others
to
join.
The
assembly
Is
expected
to
Iuiloin?
maintenance
and
opera
tins
supplies
and
expenses
cosl.
,301
and
$2,143
went
for
'
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:
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"SI
i."
'.Boy
-
powered
to
investigate
the
cost
of
building
a
bowling
alley
and
Ias-,pave
the
way
ultimately
for
a
special
events.
Including
ketbail.
given
power
to
act
on
their
4
-.
-
-.
h-
,
4
single
Parliament
which
will
findings.
The
Civic
Centre
fiscal
year
represent
all"
European
democ-
ffirrp'.'liinwlc
tirtiln
flirt
ii,.i,.r,1
,,r-
Mr.
Youngs,
who
is
vice-presi-
it
will
not
movs.
But
It
Is
too
late.
A
careful
check
failed
to
locate
a
single
Nationalist
cabinet
minister.
All
are
gorlfc
but
their
representatives
refused
to
say
where.
dent,
of
ti,p
civie.
nfm
d.!
"
ir
racies.
,,,..
,
"
'
eratuig
year
which
runs
from
that
he
has
always
iavored
a
I
.
)(.,,(,i,er
;
t.r,
Rn.J.,h.r
:n
swimming
pool
but
had
conclud
,l
j
T.!
'
The
organization
Is
designed
to
gradually
absorb
sovereignty
concepts
and
erase
the
borders
of
Europe.
J
-
-ff-'rt
nti'i
mil
"M
ed
that
"its
cost
is
but
of
our
The
latest
Red
demand
that
the
government
remain
liiNan-
l;i:NT
OPKNS
Willi
an
uie
iramcumui
pomp
anu
financial
reach."
"I
agree
that
we
should
look
CIVIC
CENTRE
kingi-was
telephoned
from
Red-
,(ur.:;d
i's
P
uliunicnt
began
Wednesday
what
prob-
(he
hrii,
sessitm
of
Uie
3(H,h
Parliament.
Members
heiT
Vificount
Alexander,
governor-general,
read
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
whieh
forecast
tax
reductions
and
other
important
legislation.
This
National
Film
Hoard
photo
shows
the
Si
nate
Chamber
as
me
soveniur-general
spoke.
(CP
Photoi
out
now
for
some
revenue-pro
Semite
yalhcrcil
ill
Hie
Red
Chiiniber
tu
controlled
Pelpmg
to
Acting-President
Ll
Tsung
Jen's
special
representative.
1948
OFFICERS
ARE
RE-ELECTED
ducing
line
of
recreation.
Eight
or
10
bowling
alleys
would
bring
In
a
substantial
revenue
and
costs
would
not
be
greatly
f
J
Sources
say
that
the
demand
puts'
Li
in
an
Impossible
posi
FOR
RELIEF
OF
STEWART
The
coastwise
steamer
Camo-sun
of
Union
Steamships
Ltd.
Met.
on
j
TODAY'S
STOCKS
I
(.:,nirir;;y
.'5.
U.
JubiiobHl
Co.
LU!.
tion.
"Ostensibly
it
means
no
peace."
I
Bulletin
A
Tim
Civic
Centre
Association's
l'!48
executive
council
received
If
built
at
the
rear
of
the
Civic
Centre,
Mr.
Youniis
declared
Nervous
citizens
of
Nanking
it
a
substantial
vote
of
confidence
Line
might
be
possible
to
connect
for
its
best
year's
work
last
aiving
here
tomorrow
gveCrig
arc
sitting
on
a
powder
keg
and
frora.
Vancouver
nortobouiC.
in
night
wlren
Mie
hoard
of
34
(75
r-
wiHs
tiv:
h"ii4',,pnrt.tyi1ir-f-.'""i
no
it.,.
Homo
.jteareA
Uw
Roto
had
'"begun
to
shell
the
city
eciors
eommaucl
oI
Capt.,
Jonn
Boden,
re-elected
them
to
otfice
wheu
hardy
citimis
toucned
oH
by
arclainaiiMii
followiii
the
dels
lit
Two
cllUles
of
the
building,
;
Dr.
It.,
a.
Large
-declared
that
he
had
believed
a
swimming
pool
to
be
what
the
Civic
Centre
win
mane
anocner.
attempt
on
Monday'
to
reacli
fetewart,
the
snow
and
ice-bound
:'Bilniig
community
at
the
head
Of
Port-
iireworks
celebratins
Chinese
New
Year.
Vancouver
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land
Canala
wliere
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Alaska
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borders
liortlTem
Til,
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U.UTey
si'Tii
director
of
tin:
a!
Union
ut
Minn,
ler
Worl;er.j
(t'Cl.i
t
jpltl
thai,
the
;m!i-6ni"cv
of
Labor
ac-jl'V
in;.
Uiilon
was
annual
general
meeting.
The
complete
executive,
wlilch
wiii
sit
for
uie
second
year,
is:
President,
Dr.
R.
G.
Large.
Vice
-
President,
T.
Norton
Youngs.
Secretary,
C.
G,
Ham.
Treasurer,'
RI.
C.
Brydges.
Executive
members
A.
P.
Crawiry,
Mrs.
J.
T.
Harvey,
J.
S.
Lindsay.
W.
F.
Stone,
A.
M.
should
have
but
that
he
agreed
with
Mr.
Youngs
that
"it
is
out
of
our
reach."
The
meeting
was'
unanimous
in
voting
the
directors
authority
to
Investigate
construction
of
bowling
alleys.
"
""'IM
AKGKKfiNE
qOISIION4'?"'"""
''
VICTORIA
SpokcMiK
mi
f
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Li
H
I
jjitPl
i'r
d;iry
farmers,
members
of
the
SJmn-.'i
n!an;igaa
Dairy
Industries
Co
-
nierytive
Assuciylioii,
yesterday
placed
before
the
cabinet
a
pfouTahi
for
the
sale
of
margarine
in
J'.ritish
(.'ulumliia.
They
ashed
that
legislation
be
assetl
U
prevent
margarine
or
other
liutter
substitutes
from
usurping
the
merits
of
dairy
products
and
that
liutter
substitutes
should
.not
imitate
butter
in
color
or
appearance.
They
said
that
margarine
sales
in
Canada
would
wipe
out
the
butter
production
of
H(i(),IKK)
cows
and
take
away
Jhe
livelihood
of
100,000
Canadians.'
Agriculture
Minister
Frank
Putnam
said
he
is
doing
everything
lie
can
to
ban
the
sale
of
margarine
in
Jhitish
Columbia.
conit:ri:nci:
failing
British
Columbia.
On
two
previous
runs
recently,
the
fee-locked
canal,
beatTTeg
of
wIGeh
are
bordered
with
21
f
feet
of
snow,
has
preVerued
CTife
vessel
from
reaching
tire
wnarT
at
Stewart.
Three
days
ago
warn-
HeeveH
McDonald
3
30
$
-rday
at
a
United
tea
holder
nieellni,'!
(1'obinson,
deported
;
Reno
.07
Hurst,
R.
E.
Montador.
e'lVen
",at
fu!
was
At
the
general
meeting,
four
Sheep
Creek
1.53
members
from
the
general
pub
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41
vice
-president
of
!"e
V
liole
CHIIip.ieoi
and
tile
tliniiil
i'fl
'I'.o'ly
(Ik;
aciion
Ci
kii.hi
Cim;:ress
of
Silbak
Premier
.
Takn
Klvrr
Vaiianda
Salmon
Gold
Spud
Valley
(Ask)
15
.oavj
lic
were
electecTto
the
board
of
directors.
They
were
Mrs.
S.
T.
Harvey,
C.
G.
Ham,
W.
J.
Scott
and
F.
E.
AniTeld
The
31
olher
members
of
the
board
are
delegated
by
organizations
actively
supporting
the
Civic
Centre.
BAROMETER
AT
AVERAGE
HERE
.
While
barometer
levels
Vive
been
reaching
"35-year
record
levels
on
the
lower
mainland
and
the
southern
interior,
the
glass
In
this
area
has
been
remaining
at
high
but
not
record
level,
the
tendency
iiaving
tie-en
to
ctrop
since
a
high
mark
of
30.57
early
yesterday
morning.
In
spite
of
what
is
a
hlg'i
level,
the
weathe
has
been
thick
and
rainy.-
!
'a
f
lo
remove
our
j
Oils
'
H',
ic",i!iiii
ite
of
the
community
was,
running
low.
-'.''
,
Steamship
officials
fceueve
that,
unless
HlB"
Canjosun
is
abie(to
reach
Stewart
this
time,
the
Department
of
Transport
will
make
arrangements
to
blast
a
passage
through
the
Canal
ice
to
the
Stewart
docfc.':i
"
In
order
to
taciie
the
Stewart
problem
in
dayligTit,
Capt.
Boden
will
make
his
Stewart
call
before
ATice
Arm
this
voyage,
In
reverse
of
the
regularly
Scheduled
order.
nil!':-
"''l;
Miuphy
.s.rnl,
-vi
"Mdi
of
Trail
with
"
I
Hiilin':,.
tm'une
.sliu
b'r
,1,(1
Murj)ily
HOCKEY
SCORES
Tacifie
Coast
League
Oakland
4,
Los
Angeles
3.
Vancouver
3,
Fresno
2.
4
'
ileporled
fur
"bvnic.s
in
cuna-
APPEALS
TO
COMMUNISTS
NANKING
Q
Acting
President
Li
Tsung-Jen
perked
up
peace
prospects
for
China
yesterday
by
sending
a
personal
plea
to
the
Comunist
leader,
Mao
Tze-Tung.
Caretaker
for
the
government
and
deeply
distrusted
by
the
Communists,
Ll
urged
Mao
to
name
the
place
and
his
own
negotiators
for
a
peace
conference.
At
the
same
time
a
regiment
of
Nationalist
troops
revolted
when
ordered
into
Communist
territory
under
the
Peiping
peace
pact.
Loyal
troops
engaged
the
rebel
regiment
and
suppressed
the
revolt.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
The
Intense
high
pressure
area
which
was
located
over
southern
British
Columbia
yesterday
moved
far
south
into
the
United
States
tills
morning.
Warmer
air
from
the
ocean
is
now
passing
over
the
province
with
some
light
rain
along
the
coast
and
widespread
snow
in
the
Ulterior.
There
are
no
active
storms
over
the
Pacific
and
Sunday
is
forecast
to
be
mild
and
only
partly
cloudy.
Forecast
(jueeu
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Cloudy
with
scattered
showers
today.
Clear
tonight
and
Sunday.
Northwest
winds
(15
m.p.h.),
little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy
32
and
40,
Masse
tt
32
and
40,
Prince
Rupert
32
and
40.
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Royal
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115.00
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west
1
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50
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Sullivan
,
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45
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50
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20
(OUISION
"
Mine
than
fain
'W
I'.ircil
t.wi
f.,n
,m"inn
collision
r
i,PlVn'i
I'vo
Chinese
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,silill
island,
100
"f
liere.
'I'l,
T
lll('t'
Taininr.
.,,,.!
....
KIIODKS
Israeli-Kgyptian
negotiations
on
an
armistice
are
on
the
edge
of
failure
today.
Failure,
of
both
sides
to
modify
their
stands
appears
likely
to
wreck
the
conference
soon.
Egypt
has
demanded
that
the
Jews
give
up
their
gains
on
the
southern
desert.
The
Jew
s
have
refused.
MacMILLAN
BONUSES
VANCOUVER
II.
Ii.
MacMillan
Export
Co.
Yesterday
announced
that
it
vi1J
pay
bonuses
totalling
$(i(M),000
to
regular
employees.
In
the
case
of
hourly
workers,
the
bonuses
will
amount
to
$100,-000.
SEFS
WESTERN
PLOT
MOSCOW
Russia
issued
a
white
paper
today
telling
the
world
that
the
projected
North
Atlantic
pact
was
part
of
a
British-American
plan
for
a
new
war.
It
is
a
plot
against
tin;
United
Nations
and
has
as
its
object,
the
domination
of
the
world
by.
force.
It
accused
the
United
States
and
P.riiam
of
trying
to
isolate
the
Soviet
Union,
uitdormiuiug
the.
United
Nations,
instituting
an
economic
boycott
against
the
Soviet
Union
and
friends
and
trying
to
start
a
new
war.
ISRAELI
RECOGNIZED
LONDON
Croat
Jhitain,
l'-elgiuin
and
.
the
,
Netherlands
today
announced
they
had
given
facto
(limited)
recognition
to
Israel.
:
Separate
announcements
were
made
after
foreign
ministers,
in
meeting,
had
decided
to
give
recognition.
Other.
members
of
the
group,
France
and
Luxembourg,
have
already
done
so!
They
are
planning
to
exchange
representatives
at
an
early
date,
the
British
statement
said.
CUBAN
KID
WINS
NEW
YORK
-Cuban
Kid
Gavilan,
shaking
off
Ike
Williams'
right
hand,
bombs,
upset
the
world
lightweight
champion
last
night
to
win
a
non-title
10-round
split
decision.
Gavilan
snapped
the
champion's
ten-fight
winning
streak
on
the
votes
of
two
judges
after
Referee
Ruby
Gigstein
called
it
a
draw.
BATTLE
FOR
PLAY-OFFS
.
MONTREAL
(CRr
Montreal
Canadiens
and
Boston
Bruins,
now
tied
for
the
runner-up
position
in
the
National
Hockey
League,
will
both
have
a
crack
this
week-end
at
the
league-leading
Detroit
Red
Wings
whos
margin
now
stands
at
a
substantial
six
points.
The
Canadiens
are
meeting
the
Wings
at
the
Forum
here
tonight.
The
Detroiters
will
then
travel
to
Boston
to
meet
the
Bruins
tomorrow
night.
Meantime,
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs,
striving
for
play-off
position
after
a
disappointing
season,
are
taking
on
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
in
the
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
tonight
and
will
go
to
Chicago
for
another
game
tomorrow
night.
An
engagement'
between
the
Montreal
Canadiens
and
New
York
Rangers
at
Madison
Square
Garden
Sunday
night
will
round
out
the
week-end
schedule.
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governor-general,
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Lady
Alexander
are
shown
in
this
Canadian
Army
photo
as
they
took
the
sahib
fro
mthe
guard
of
honor
in
front
of
the
Parliament
Buildings
during
the
ceremonies
which
accompanied
the
opening
of
Parliament
in
Ottawa
Wednesday.
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