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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
81
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
131.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
MONDAY,
JUNE
6,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
a
n
1
EARCHRS
I
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i
mi
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l
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M
VIU
U
L
week-end
prevent-kition
of
a
Royal
Can-j
Force
air
search
for
t
it
jfir
fr4
rt
r,
4
jjner,
vaiitumci
io-has
been
missing
for
fan
the
west
coast
of
land,
but
ground
par-
combing
the
rug-
J,;i
iMrss
reception
pre-.
Local
Ship
Is
Beached
In
Fitzliugh
Sound
Following
Early
Morning
Stranding
.
Captain
Joseph
Peterson
and
personnel
of
twenty-seven
aboard
the
Canadian
government
lighthouse
CO-OPERATION
BETWEEN
FISHING
AND
HYDRO
INDUSTRIES
IS
URGED
Room
For
Both
In
Province,
Minister
of
Lands
Tell
Junior
Chamber
Convention
Key
to
British
Columbia's
future
industrial
expansion
lies
in
development
of
her
vast
hydro-electric
resources
which
means
decentralization
of
productive
sources
from
the
lower
mainland
area,
the
provincial
(3
1
.
progress
of
the
Saturday
when
the
B11SO,
piiuiuu
uy
xijr-
Rene
Lemleux,
re-,
1
Trrf
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests,
Hon.
E.
f.
Kcnney,
the
Isianas
aiLei.
uc-.)iind
in
the
city
for
t
ien
lie
landed
to
re-
Jreant
G.
A.
Johnson
!
!v
J
tender
Alberni,
are
safe
aboard
the
vessel
whicn
stranded
shortly
before
4
o'clock
this
morning
-on
Canoe
Rocks
in
Fitzhugh
Sound.
The
vessel
was
soon
refloated
and
crossed
the
sound
to
the
west
shore
sam
nere
Saturday
night.
Speaking
at
the.
final
ban-,
quet
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of.
CnmmrrrP
rnrrlnniil
rnnvnnllim!
:nciai
pome
wj
where
she
was
beached
at
Clark
I
aboard
the
plane
fis
i
,
I,.
.-.,4
of
To
irtivi
u
-because
pinole
of
fog
which
farea.
mining
In
a
30-milc
bleak
coast
following
Jbrcakdown
of
his
glll-
'
n
.
.
...
.
.
.
in
the
Civic
Centre,
Mr.
Ken-ncy
pointed
a
finger
at
the
salmon
conservation
group
which
he
charged
had
tried
to
block
hydro
development
on
the
Frcscr
watershed
before
It
had
been
proven
that
such
projects
would
endanger
the
future
of
the
fish
i
Point.
The
Salvage
King
is
on
the
way
from
Victoria
to
Fitzhugh
Sound
to
assist
the
Alberni.
The
Alberni
Is
believed
to
be
badly
holed
and
It
is
expected
she
will
be
towed
to
Prince
Rupert
dry
dock.
The
502-ton
steamer
sent
out
SOS
signals
immediately
after
The
Alberni
was
loaded
with
construction
material!
for
the
new
Egg
Island
lighthouse.
The
lighthouse
tender
Berens,
a
sister
ship
of
the
Alberni,
has
been
sent
north
from
Victoria
to
take
part
in
salvaging
the
materials.
Two
Vancouver
flshboats
are
also
reported
on
the
way
to
Calvert
Island
to
rescue
the
crew
l:1e
Atomic,
in
Athlow
youthful
partner,
her,
lliatie
a
Uliutun,
ri
lKiK
IN
Rl'SSIA
NEW
YORK
The
New
York
Times
says
today
that
a
political
purge
is
taking
place
in
Russia.
A
Paris
dispatch
from
C.
I..
Sulzberger
says
'evidence
'
can
he
assembled
showing
at
least
300,000
mem
walk
to
a
fishing
ing
Industry.
Labelling
his
speech
"non-
the
stranding
and
these
were
of
the
Alberni.
f.iruiij
tuna
mjm.1
ovij-
picked
up
by
the
United
States
those
ON
BOARD
"'
Coastguard.
The
Alaska
Steam-
Alberni's
personnel
consists
of
:
political
Mr.
Kenney
outlined
the
background
of
negotiations
between
the
provincial
govern
snip
uo.
sieamer
Aleutian
cu
PROVINCIAL
PRESIDENTS
Presidents
of
seven
provincial
chapters
of
the
Imperial
Order
of
the
Dau;hters
of
the
Empire
are
attending
the
49th
annual
convention
In
Victoria,
B.
C.
this
week.
Seated,
left
to
right,
are:
.Mrs.
P.
P.
Griffith
of
Edmonton,
Mrs.
W.
N.
Martin
of
Vancouver,
and
Mrs.
A.
T.
Stikeman
of
Montreal.'
Standing,
Mrs.
S.
J.
Sametz
of
Winnipeg,-;Mrs.
D,
C.
Disbcry
of
Saskatoon,
and
Mrs.
T.
Moon
of
Halifax.
(CP.
Photo)
ment
and
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
verted
course
to
proceed
to
the
assistance
as
did
a
fish
packer
from
Bull
Harbor.
The
Royal
Uimer
on
May
a.
j
r
Ulmer,
which
began
a,w!ay,
has
been
ham-gr.mtinuous
storms.
.yal
Canadian
Air
jf
:'h
plane
was
today
f-nver
the
area
where
f
mining,
20.000
pam-jrpaied
by
the
family,
i2
him
not
to
give
up
fihat
the
search
would
Captain
Jos.
Peterson.
First
Mate
John
MacLeod
Second
Mate
James.
Sowter.
Chief
Engineer
John
W.
Webster.
;
Second
Engineer
-Thomas
White.
i
Third
Engineer
Robert
L
Canadian
Air
Force
was
also
alerted
to
give
assistance
if
Canada
for
the
establishment
of
an
aluminum
Industry
which
would
utilize
a
portion
of
B.lt-lsh
Columbia's
water
powci.
These
negotiations,
which
the
government
was
firmly
con
Halibut
Sales
bers
have
been
expelled
from
the
Communist
party
and
that
membership
in
the
Koni-sonal
-
Communist
Youth
League
lias
fallen.
MOI.OTOV
IN
CHINA
PARIS
A
responfble
eastern
Kuropcan
diplomat
said
today
that
Vyachesiav
M.
Mol-otov,
deputy
Prime
Minister
of
Russia,
has
been
placed
in
MINISTER
JOINED
BY
LOCAL
DOCTOR
IN
CAMPAIGN
MEETING
AT
TERRACE
ncaessary.
Early
reports
said
the
Alberni
was
leaking
badly.
The
Alberni
was
built
In
1927
I
vine.
1
American
Sanak
52,000.'
Cold
19.9c,
18c
and
16c.
Storage
vinced
could
lead
the
way
to
development
of
an
Industry
of
vast
Importance,
had
been
jeop
R
It
A
C
E
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
Minister
of
Lands
and
Forests,
and
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
of
Prince
at
Sorel,
Quebec.
She
Is
157
feet
long,
30.5
feet
beam
and
10.6
feet
depth.
The
vessel
Is
due
for
replacement
by
a
new
ship.
Steward
W.
J.
Sheppard.
Cook
W.
Pavlikls.
Second
Cook
G
Henderson,
s
Bosun
O.
M.
Graham.
,
Quartermasters
H.
Fitzgerald,
Rupert
were
the
speakers
at
a
public
meeting
in
the
ardized
by
groups
which
feared
IS
CREDIT
Frisco,
6,0tJTT,
Royal,
CO.lc,
18c,
and
16c.
Onah,
12,000,
Royal,
20.4c,
lt2c
i
Oddfellows'
Hall
on
Friday
evening.
The
hall
was
the
contract
for
which
has
been
'
filled.
Chairman
for
the
evening
was
George
Mc
let
to
Yarrows
shipyard
of
Vlc-
J.
W.
Watson.
.
charge
of
Russia's
policies
in
China
and
elsewhere
in
the
Orient,
(
LEWIS
(ONYKTION
STANDS
WASHINGTON
The
United
Slates
Circuit
Court
of
that
construction
of
hydro
projects
would
destroy
spawning
grounds
for
British
Columbia's
salmon,
he
said.
He
based
his
address
on
a
t
c,
i8c'
Adaihs,
campaign
manager
for
Mr.
Kenney.
and
16.4c.
J.
B.,
25,500,
Atlin,
20
and
16c.
SO.-CON..
t
Urott
Would
Improve
k
IM'
andfT.C'.A.
Clark
Point
Is
226
miles
south
I
SayuiR
'hat
there
was
a
tunc
ol
here
Able
Seamen
J.
BishoftT
A.
Bagshaw,
C.
Nelson,
R.
Jan.ie-.
son,
i.
Kmstor,
W.
A.
Youtrg,
Alex
MacLean,
D.
Somers.
Oilers
R.
L.
LeClalr,
O.
C.
iujt,j
Umtc
ago,
when
he
knew
Ucts
Marketing
Act.
In
which
the.
.
Stiorty-,Mae
3.000,.
Royal,
JOc,
resolution
submittal
i
the-
curff
Capt.
Joseph
Peterson
sent
out
every
man,
woman
and
child
by
government
fixed
prices
for
buy
name
in
the
town,
but
during
jng
and
selling.
Penalties
for
In
the
distress
call
after
his
ves
sel
had
been
refloated
from
Dug
the
ptift
3
years
there
had
been
fractions
of
that
law
were
heavy
JAW
-
Speaking
here
nicht.
Progressive
-.f
leader
Ororge
18c
and
16c.
Canadian
Taplow,
35.000,
Booth,
19.9c,
18.6c
and
16c.
Vclma
C
8,000,
Atlin,
197c,
18c
and
16c.
I
Jackson.
Firemen
M.
Skobalskl,
V.
J.
I
Johnson,
W.
Johnson.
such
an
'
Infhjx
of
newcomers
and
In
these
cases
a
man
was
ventlon
by
the
New
"Westminster
Junior
Chamber
or
Commerce
which
urged
that
the
government
of
Briti.-h
Columbia
"
lake
action
to
ensure
that
the
International
Pacific
Salmon
Fisheries
Commission
be
notilied
tliat
he
hardly
knew
one
now.;
guilty
until
proven
Innocent
Appeal:?
today
upheld
a
contempt
of
court
conviction
of
John
L.
Lewis
and
the
I'nited
Mine
Workers
for
failure
to
call
off
the
strike
last
year.
The
court
ordered
that
the
U.M.W.
chief
and
the
I
nion
pay
fines
totalling
$1,420,000
which
were
imposed
by
Judge
T.
Alan
(ioldsborough,
April
20,
1918.
Ininl
credit
for
his
Mr.
Kenney
welcomed
and
congratulated
these
newcomers
on
Atlin,
out
Rock
where
it
had
struck
a
short
time
earlier
while
attending
to
a
navigation'
beacon
on
the
rock.
'
v
Dngout
Rock,
also
Known
am
Canoe
Rock,
lies
on
the
easterly
side
of
the
entrance
from
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
to
Fitzhugh
Sound,
226
miles
south
of
Prince
the
establishment
of
iian
National
Rail-Canadian
Broadcast-
Aleutian
Queen,
48,000
19.9c,
18c
and
16c.
Mr.
Kenney
said
that
the
C.C.F.
statement
that
the
present
government
had
passed
4,000
orders-in-council
was
quite
true
and
explained
why
Mr.
Winch
Trimmers
W.
Robinson,
J.
F.
Duffy.
'
Wireless,
Operator
O.
Rcade.
Also
on
board
are
J.
W
East--wood,
lighthouse
engineer;
Albert
Lindseth,
carpenter,
and
and
consulted
bcfor
authority
doming
to
British
Columbia
and
Pacitic,
what,
he
considered
to
be
the
best
part
of
the
province.
He
Ml
n
and
TransCanada
,
Js
glvpn
fr
carrying
out
any
White
Hope,
17,000,
20c,
18c
and
16c.
The
aim
of
his
party
only
gave
half
the
truth
and
1
1
to
office,
would
be
jhicse
concerns
more
not
the
whole..
M.
W.,
1Q.000,
Bacon,
19.Sc,
18c
expressed
the
hope
that
time
anct
i6c.
.
would
justify
their
action
and
Hopewall,
5,000,
Bacon,
19.9c,
these
newcomers
would
realize
Industrial
project
in
ail
watersheds
of
B.C."
Such
legislation
had
been
placed
on
the
books
six
mo.iths
Charles
Ormiston,
marine
signals
mechanic.
CRESCENT
BACK
FROM
SHANGHAI
The-
speaker
had
no
apology
to
"make'
for
the
road
Into
the
r
prime
Minister
St.
ago.
ho
asserted.
18c
and
16c.
Fredelia,
27,000;
Enibla.
11,000;
Prosperity
A.,
21,000;
Oibson,
as
entitled
lo
some
Bablne
there
could
have
been
two
of"
them
and
they
would
their
objective.
.....
The
issue
at
stake'
now,
said
Mr.
Kenney,
was
whether
to
remain
with
the
provincial
phil-
"The
government
never
.
hn.d
ESQUIMALT
H.M.C.S.
Cres-
any
Intention
of
doinj
anything
cent
returned
here
Saturday
to
destroy
our
salmon
indurt-j
from
Shanghai
and
Hong
Kong.
5.000;
Larry
II.,
19,000;
Oustav,
e
he
had
had
no
public
affairs
up
to
;
ago.
Rupert.
Clark
Point
is
directly
opposite,
qn
the
southeast
coast
of
Calvert
Island.
.
Capt.
Peterson's
distress
call
was
picked
up
by
the
United
States
coast
guard
at
Ketchikan,
which
passed
the
message
along
to
Canadian
authorities.
Extent
of
the
damage
done
to
the
Alberni
was
not
known
here
this
morning
but,
apparently,
it
was
great
enough
.
to
that
had
functioned
so
24.000;
Northern
Breeze,
29,000;
1
osophy
he
declared.
"We
are
firm-
The
commander
aamiiiea
uiti.
ry.
Pacific
B-lle,
10,000;
Seamaid,
wfiu
for
the
past
eight
years
llvit
that
prop.1
r.rtwvr
en-i
Mie
vessel
uaa
nau
a
tiusu
can
)y
convinced
......
.
.
on
the
WALL
SCOKKS
from
being
trapped
Yangtse
River.
gineering
can
show
lie
a
way
in
which
we
can
have
both
our
sa'mon
industry
and
develop
(Continued
on
Page
6)
NEWCASTLE
WINS
OVER
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER
Newcastle
United,
touring
English
football
club,
maintained
its
unbeaten
Canadian
soccer
record
by
defeating
Vancouver
All
Stars
by
7,000;
Takla.
50.000;
North
Cap,
10.000;
Miss
Margot,
6,000;
Neptune,
7,000;
Cape
Spencer,
12,000;
Mae
West.
16.000;
Robert
B.,
17,000;
Steveston
III,
18,000,
all
to
Co-operative.
SUNDAY
National
or
sail
on
the
uncharted
sea
of
socialism.
In
1945
there
were
43
planks
on
the
coalition
platform
and
all
these
have
b?en
consummated.
"Here.
In
this
district,
we
have
cause
for
great
optimism
we
have
hit
the
Jack-
industries
from
our
water
new
CHARLES
MORRIS,
caiisc
the
ship
to
take
water
quickly,
after
It
had
been
re
(Continued
on
Page
2
2-8.
Philadelphia
M.
B,
Boston
1.
h
5,
Brooklyn
4.
ARCHIBALD
III
'
INTERIOR
NOW
After
a
campaign
tour
of
the
southern
coastal
portion
of
the
riding
Including
Bella
Coola,
Bella
Bella
and
Ocean
Falls.H.
G.
Archibad,
member
of
Par-lament
for
Skeena
during
.Jtjje
past
term
and
candidate
of
the
C.C.F.
for
re-election,
Is
now
commenced
on
a
two
weks'
trip
through
the
interior.
He
was
at
Terrace
over
the
week-end
and
is
speaking
there
tonight.
Accompanying
him
on
the
interior
trip
Is
J.
D.
Denicola,
provincial
C.C.F.
candidate
for
Skeena.
Mr.
Archibald
reports
having
had
large
gatherings
at
his
meetings
at
Bella
Coola
and
SMITHERS,
DIES
not."
the
minister
declared.
"Wer'
leased
from
the
rock
by
the
rising
tide.
It
was
then
that
Capt.
Peterson
sent
out
his
distress
message
and
headed
for
the
sheltered
water
at
Clark
Point.
Dug
rrtust,
if
we
want
to
maintain
..Word
was
rrcc.vcd
in
the
city'
the
social
services,
we
have
a
score
0
5
to
2
at
Callister
Park
today
o
fthe
death
in
Vancou
CANADIAN
NAMED
AS
COMMIE
LINK
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
iff'
Elizabeth
T.
Bcntley,
former
Red
ver
General
Hospital
yesterday
here
Saturday
afternoon.
There
was
a
crowd
of
8,500
fans.
The
All
Stars
held
the
touring
squad
given,
obtain
industry
to
create
employment,
wages
which
In
turn
help
these
services."
He
out
Rock
is
exposed
to
the
open
DERBY
WAS
CLOSE
RUN
EPSOM
DOWNS
(P
Amour
Drake,
owned
by
Leon
Volterra,
and
Swallow
Tail,
owned
by
Lord
Derby,
almost
caught
the
flying
Nimbils
after
he
had
led
most
of
the
way
in
the
famous
2
to
1
lead
at
half
time.
enmnared
favorably
B.C.'s
social
'to
a
swell
of
Queen
Charlotte
Sound.
The
Alberni,
carrying
a
crew
of
27,
left
her
base
at
Prince
Rupert
on
May
25
to
attend
the
re-ennstruction
of
the
Egg
Island
'
courier,
has
named
Hazcn
Sise,
identified
with
the
Canadian
Film
Board
In
Washington,
as
member
of
a
relay
teain
which
supplied
information
to
t
lie
1
Russian
government.
Sisc
Is
a
Lid,
New
York
P.
I
American
I'on
7-4,
Chicago
1-5.
i-5,
Detroit
3-U.
i'hia
3-4,
Cleveland
0-2.
F!k
G-G,
St.
Louis
4-7
J
SATURDAY
I
American
f:hia
10,
Cleveland
3.
Li'm
1,
Chicago
2.
i'k
11,
St.
Louis
3.
1
3,
Detroit
10.
I
National
Hill
3,
New
York
0.
I
0,
Philadelphia
1.
6,
Brookly
8.
2,
Boston
1.
David
Brown,
Vancouver
player,
suffered
a
broken
jaw
In
the
first
half
and
had
to
be
taken
to
hospital.
Tn
Seattle
vesl.erriav
the
New
afternoon,
following
a
long
illness,
of
Charles
Morris,
pioneer
butcher
of
Smithcrs
and
for
many
years
chairman
of
the
board
of
village
commissioners
in
that
interior
town.
Last
year
Mr.
Morris
left
Smithcrs
for
Vancouver
to
receive
treatment
and
spent
several
days
In
Vancouver.
A
widow
and
family
survive.
services
and
old
age
pensions
with
those
in
the
C.C.F.
province
of
Saskatchewan.
"For
this
we
must
have
industry
on
a
scale
such
as
has
not
been
known
before,"
said
lighthouse
which
Is
being
done
bv
the
Department
or
'irans
castle
team
won
10
to
1
with
J
port.
Egg
Island
light
was
des-half
time
score
6
to
0..
Jack
Mil-
troyed
in
a
gale
last
winter.
The
Montreal
architect
and
a
member
of
a
prominent
MonUct'l
family.
Ocean
Falls.
There
was
a
collection
of
$55
at
Bella
Coola.
Herbert
Gargrave
accompanied
him
in
that
area.
Mr.
Archibald
arrived
from
Ocean
Falls
on
the
Princess
Louise
Friday
and
left
by
car
on
Saturday
for
Terrace.
:"
Mr.
Kenney.
The
speaker
listed
,
burn
scored
four
goals,
these
industries
j
i
and
expresse
.,!
l,
his'
pride
in
having
had
some-j
Derby
race
Saturday.
It
was
the
first
photo
finish
in
the
history
of
the
race.
The
time,
2
minutes
and
42
seconds,
was
far
off
the
record
of
2
minutes
33
seconds.
The
favored
Royal
Fori-st,
"1,!iJ
Cl
V
r
V
jf,
CONVICTED
vessel
also
was
servicing
navigation
beacons
on
the
area.
Crew
of
the
vessel
were
reported
to
be
all
safe,
according
to
word
received
by
Department
of
Transport
agent
N.
A.
Bek-etov
today.
The
Salvage
King,
owned
by
Pacific.
Salvage
Cd.,
Victoria,
was
expected
to
reach
the
Alberni
Ing
of
the
Celanese
plant,
on
Watson
Island.
He
read
Bill
60
which
the
C.C.F.
party
had
so
ridden
by
Gordon
Richaids,
f.,,u
inrkrv.
who
has
never
FOR
ABUSE
GED
WITH
finished
fourf.i.
won
a
Derby,
The
race
was
run
over
a
track
u,hii.h
has
been
drenched
by
I
OF
CAR
LOCAL
TIDES
Tuesday,
June
7,
1949
High
10:37
17.9
feet
22:40
21.0
feet
Low
4:29
4.5
feet
16;29
6.5
feet
nvernicht
rain
and
showers
VANCOUVER
Herman
Linder
of
Cardstun,
Alberta,
"King
of
Cow
Boys,"
was
fined
$100
or
thirty
days'
imprisonment
by
Magistrate
W
W.
B.
Mclnnes
yesterday
on
a
charge
strongly
criticized
because
authority
to
deal
with
the
Aluminum
plant
was
given
the
government
in
that
bill.
The
government
had
invited
the
Aluminum
Co.
to
come
Into
B.C.
and
all
they
wanted
was
the
water
which
was
running
down
into
today.
The
smaller
tender,
Bir-nle,
Capt
Norman
McKay,
left'
for
Fitzhugh
Sound
today.
"yf
R:u
in-
However,
sunshine
came
out
..i
,t
Reiss,
who
arrived
In
recently
from
Vancou-Vhiirged
with
theft
of
"bile
at
the
week-end.
at
intervals
as
m
m.wu
more
than
500,000
watched
the
nf
"iHinpcessarv
abuse
to
a
K3
race.
Among
the
spectators
was
Elizabeth
and
the
royai
,the
sea.
They
wanted
to
harvess
it.
and
utilize
It.
Everything
they
Included
Princess
Ellza-
Queen
party
beth.
horse.
The
charge
was
laid
byj
the
Society
for
the
Prevention
of
Cruelty
to
Animals
following:
a
rodeo
here
last
week.
The
court
disagreed
with
the
'cowboy's
claim
that
"spurs
only
tickle"
and
said
that
the
broncho
''f
was
laid
on
com-1
Harry
Basso,
who
told
he
found
a
man
JiR
car
away
from
the
he
had
parked
it
U
Avenue
near
Seventh
produced
through
it
will
be
exported.
It
would
mean
pros
perity
to
the
district
in
other
ways,
a
large
payroll
and
the
THE
WEATHER
probability
of
a
railway
from
JMiurclny
night.
Basso
J1,(,y
Youngman
stopped
HEAR
...
James
N.
IForman
OVER
CFPR
-
TONIGHT
AT
6:15
IN
SUPPORT
OF
COALITION
'"VU
"
aft
.wMOAWv.
Forecast
-"'hen
they
were
cumin;
I
restaurant.
Ii
fl.M.
Queen
Charlottes
and
norm
Coast-Cloudy
with
occasional
showers
today.
Cloudy
Tuesday.
wmriR
liirht.
Little
change
in
used
in
the
rodeo
had
been
badly
Injured
In
the
shoulder
from
a
spur.
The
court
'also
rejected
a
claim
that
the
horse
had
sustained
the
injury1
from
fighting
with
another
horse.
The
rodeo
was
s.ionsored
by
the
Vancouver
Rotary
Club
which
said
it
would
appeal
the
eon'detton,
Kitimaat
to
Terrace.
In
,the
event
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
not
utilizing
the
site
all
the
engineering
data
would
be
turned
over
to
the
minister's
office.
In
criticizing
Bill
66
the
CC.F.'crs
should
not
forget
the
statute
in
Saskatchewan
which
he
Vead
out
dealing
with
Natural
Pvod-
f
tball
Tonight
f
WHAN
LEGION
temDerature.
Lows
tonight
and
SUBJECT
WELL
COVERED
This
sign,
found
at
the
entrance
i-,i,ri,c
Tnesriav
At
Port
Hardy
of
a
Kitchener,
unv.
aparuiiciiu
nuiwc,
icaiw
umc
u
(131)
FAVY
BATTERY
at
least
tin
nrtA
AO
Masset
40
and
55,
nffinatlon.
The
subject
has
been
completely
covered
7
P.M.
P.
Photo)
(C.
I
CU
CVl
WW,
Prince
Rupert
42
and
58.
so
the
tenants
must
feel.