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Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
112.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
12,
1948
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PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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'NENNI
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CLOSED
BY
PARTY
nese
corporation
uniciais
NETHERLANDS
WILHELMINA:
Jews
"Take
Over"
Arab
70,000
AUTO
WORKERS
WALK
FROM
PLANTS
RECOVER
BONDS
STOLEN
MORE
THAN
YEAR
AGO
MONTREAL,
KR
Recovery
of
more
than
$25,000
worth
of
bonds,
stolen
from
the
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
branch
at
Camp-
ing
$25,000,000
Project
FOR
PEACE
LONDON
tt
Foreign
Secretary
Ernest
Bevin
told
Parlia
LONDON
The
Labor
party
decided
today
to
end
the
"Nennl
incident"
by
accepting
assurances
given
by
21
members
of
LEAVES
THRONE
THE
HAGUE,
0)
Queen
Wil-
Port
of
Jaffa
With
Million
Dollars
Now
Spent,
Everything
Proceeding
Smoothly
Parliament
who
sent
.good
wishes
DETROIT,
0i
The
Chrysler
helmina
announced
today
that
ment
today
that
only
the
Communists
stand
in
the
way
ol
world
peace.
"I
am
anxious
for
peace;
anxious
for
settlement
with
Soviet
bellville,
Ontario,
more
than
a
year
ago
was
announced
today
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Rail
uie
"""an
oocuuiai
ieauer
Corporation's
70.000
C.I.O.
pro-,10
duction
workers
went
out
on
pietro
Nenn1'
a
pro-Communist,
strike
today
for
the
third
round
,on
tne
eve
of
the
Italian
elec-
liaV
nia
J.1I
OL
V
IOiL
l,U
W1C
BllC
VI
LllC
X
UI
t
XjU-
tions.
way's
investigation
department.
It'lanese
puip
mm
project
un
uenau
oi
ms
cmei,
Ball
of
New
York
City,
assistant
to
George
The
executive
will
not
'publish
of
a
battle
for
post-war
wage
Increases.
Negotiations
for
wage
de
she
will
give
up
the
throne
of
the
Netherlands.
In
an
announcement,
the
Queen
said
that
she
will
give
up
the
throne
at
"the
beginning
of
September"
in
favor
of
her
daughter,
Princess
Juliana.
She
made
the
statement
her-
its
conclusions
until
next
Mon
The
money
was
found
in
a
.
Kussia,
he
declared,
adding
tnat
paper
bag
on
a
girder
last
Fri-
there
could
be
no
settlement
day
by
a
gang
of
C.PR.
painters
until
"the
ground
has
been
day.
'
er,
vice-president
of
the
Celanese
Corpora-America,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
today
from
Vancouver.
cleared."
at
work
on
the
Mountain
Street
bridge.
I
accompanica
oy
u.
u
mands
broke
down
Tuesday
when
the
union
presented
its
final
demand
for
a
17-cent
an
hour
pay
boost
and
the
company
countered
with
six
cents.
Workers
in
Chrysler's
16
plants
average
about
$1.50
an
hour.
Bevin
was
replying
to
a
question
by
Anthony
Eden,
wartime
Foreign
Secretary.
Eden
had
asked
whether
Mr.
Bevin
could
consulting
engineer,
BARBARA
ANN
TO
REGAIN
HER
Outside
Workers
li
F.
Brandstrom,
con-
ester.
They
will
be
here
make
any
statement
about
the
British
Warn
U.N.
of
Imminent
Mandate
Ending
TEL
AVIV
(CP)
Mayor
I.
Rael
Rocach
announced
today
that
the
administration
of
the
neighboring
city
of
Jaffa
had
been
taken
over
by
"this
all-Jewish
city."
Jaffa,
an
all-Arab
city,
has
been
the
main
port
of
the
Arabs
in
Palestine.
The
announcement
came
a
few
hours
after
Abu
Laben,
the
chairman
of
the
Jaffa
emergency
committee,
came
to
Tel
Aviv
in
"a
car
guarded
by
the
Jewish
militia,
Haganah,
for
a
ming
week
to
plan
fur
American
-
Russian
diplomats
Pension
Boosts
Arc
Approved
exchange
which
Radio-Moscow
They
have
begun
the
automobile
industry's
first
major
strike
since
November,
1945.
The
union
is
raising
a
$1,000,-
Offered
Contract
(
Outside
workers
of
the
Civic
Employees'
Union
last
night
were
offered
a
wage
scale
equal
,
to
that
recently
won
by
Van-1
couver
outside
civic
workers.
The
recommendation
was
made
by
the
city's
wage
scale
committee
and
contain
a
basic
20
cent
OTTAWA
((Pi
Barbara
Ann
Scott,
world
champion
figure
skat?r,
will
accept
from
the
city,
of
Ottawa
tomorrow
the
auto
disclosed
eariy
yesterday.
MOSCOW
GREETS
U.S.
OVERTURE
000
kitty
to
finance
the
walk-out
and
at
picket
lines
today
the
strikers
said:
"It
looks
like
a
long
strike."
If)
-
Tsjai
opments.
iection
with
their
ar-stutement
was
made
big
excavation
job
at
Jand
was
expected
to
ted
in
about
a
month
everything
was
work-hly
step
by
step
with-towards
further
logi-s
ol
engineering
and
OTTAWA
(CP)
Canada's
war
pensions
were
boosted
25
percent
on
hourly
increase.
mobile
she
was
forced
to
return
last
year
to
keep
her
amateur
standing,
Mayor
Stanley
Lewis
announced
today.
The
return
of
the
famous
In
addition,
they
will
work
a
FOR
DISCUSSION
40
hour
week
and
receive
four
25.
-AP
Vitfl
(Tuesday
the
first
basic
.on
including
assembly
WASHINGTON,
Cfc
Moscow's
1
truce
talk.
hours
pay
for
statutory
holidays
if
it
is
found
that
Vancouver
is
University
Awards
Degrees
VANCOUVER,
W
Four
honorary
degrees
have
been
awarded
by
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
increase
for
23
years.
The
increase
benefits
als
and
organization
of
response
to
a
plain-spoken
bid
automobile
will
be
made
in
downtown
Ottawajiear
the
point
where,
nearly
a
year
ago,
sh
tearfully
handed
the
.
keys;
back
to
Mayor
Lewis
to
satisfy
the
-ive
sketch
plans
of
the
lii
project,
on
which
Receiving
the
degrees
will
be:
Governor
General
Viscount
Al
allowing
its
workers
similar
payment.
Settlement
of
the
wage
conditions
for
the
outside
workers
delayed
final
settlement
of
the
1948
budget
and
pending
agreement
by
the
union
to
the
Vancouver
scale,
the
city
has
al
i
has
already
been
spent,
for
"decent
and
reasonable
relations
with
Russia
gave
a
boost
Tuesday
to
hopes
that
the
world's
two
top
powers
may
be
able
to
settle
their
quarrels.
The
Soviet
Union's
radio
Moscow
said
that
Russia
is
ready
to
pursue
a
policy
of
peace
and
co
.
LAKE
SUCCESS
W
Britain
warned
the
United
Nations
today
that
any
new
emergency
regime
for
Palestine
must
be
created
by
action
here
before
2
p.m.
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
Friday.
John
Fletcher
Cooke,
British
representative,
told
the
United
demands
of
Avery
Brundage.
In
Victoria
by
a
rep-
exander,
Doctor
of
Laws;
For
(ie
ol
tne
uauy
news
400,000
Canadian
men,
women
and
children,
including
153,000
disabled
veterans
and
.17,000
widows.
The
change
raises
the
pensions
for
100
percent
disabled,
unmarried
cases
from
$75
to
$94
a
month,
a
widow
from
$60
to
$75
and
the
first
child
from
$15
to
$19
and
a
family
of
five
from
a
total
pension
from
$137
to
$171.
l
and
will
shortly
be
av-
United
States
Olympic
leader.
It
was
undestood
that
th"
move
meant
that
the
famous
skating
star
has
decided
to
turn
professional.
lowed
inclusion
of
that
amount
operation
with
United
States.
publication.
ncnt
licences
covering
mer
Minister
of
Education
George
M.
Weir,
Doctor
of
Laws;
A.
D.
P.
Heeney,
clerk
of
the
Privy
Council
and
first
to
hold
a
position
as
secretary
to
the
Cabinet
in
Ottawa,
Doctor
of
Laws;
Dr.
Daniel
Buchanan,
re
Furthermore,
Foreign
Minis
Nations
assembly
Palestine
sub
in
current
estimates.
The
union
is
considering
the
offer
at
a
meeting
tonight.
ter
Molotov
has
agreed,
the
committee
that
the
British
man
if
500,000
acres
of
tim-
date
would
be
ended
at
that
hour
It
increases
the
total
pensions
tiring
from
the
faculty
of
arts
broadcast
added,
to
a
proposal
for
'discussion
and
settlement"
of
differences
which
have
split
the
post-war
world.
From
neither
Moscow
nor
the
bill
from
$73,000,000
to
$91,000
Friday
midnight
In
Palestine
and
that
the
British
High
Commissioner
would
sail
immedi-ately."
"
"
"
-
-
NO
WORD
ON
BOAT
TEST
AT
KELOWNA
REIGATE,
Surrey,
Eng.
'!
000
a
year.
It
will
mean
payment
of
about
MIA.
TALKS
OF
RECENT
LEGISLATION
and
science,
U.B.C.,
Doctor
of
Science.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtesy
8.
D
J'buton
Cn.
t.
$13,000,000
in
retroactive
United
States
State
Tepartment
however,
has
come
any
hint
as
to
when
or
how
the
representatives
of
the
two
countries
might
come
together.
in
the
Skeena
and
Naas
ns
were
signed
at
Vic-
w
days
ago.
They
will
iic
mill
with
an
annual
100,000.000
feet
of
tim-icn
!
to
spruce,
hemlock
m.
collonwood
has
now
I'd
to
the
varieties
of
fhich
can
be
used
in
the
:s
having
been
deter-
recently
completed
ex-s
The
possibilities
of
:e
also
being
investi-
spokesman
for
Sir
Malcolm
Campbell,
famed
automobile
and
boat
racing
driver,
said
today
that
there
is
"nothing
definite'
been
arranged
when
queried
as
to
the
possibility
that
Sir
Mal
Legislation
passec
at
the
1948
session
of
the
provincial
House
was
discussed
by
William
H.
Brett,
MX.A.
Monday
night
be-
I
!
Mill
'
I
colm
would
visit
Kelowna,
B.C..
FEDERAL
PARK
BUDGET
TRIPLED
OTTAWA,
0
In
a
move
to
attract
more
tourist
dollars,
Cana
iore
an
audience
in
the
Civic
to
attempt
a
speed
boat
record.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Rain
is
now
falling
on
the
southern
British
Columbia
coast
in
advance
of
the
storm
which
developed
during
the
past
36
hours.
Cloudiness
will
spread
to
the
interior
during
the
day
as
the
disturbance
moves
inland
and
rain
should
begin
in
the
southern
interior
by
midday.
Showery
weather
is
expected
to
continue,
into
Thursday.
The
extreme
northern
areas
of
the
province
COMMITTEE
BLASTS
U.S.
COMMUNISTS
WASHINGTON,
The
Communist
party
In
the
United
Centre
common
lounge.
The
meeting
was
of
an
informal
nature,
with
the
audience
questioning
the
speaker.
Mr.
Brett
said
that
the
meeting
was
in
the
nature
of
a
re-
self
in
a
broadcast
to
the
Dutch
people.
Born
in
1880,
Queen
Wilhel-mlna
was
crowned
Queen
of
the
Netherlands
at
the
age
of
10
and
was
exiled
at
60.
The
thirfty,
democratic,
motherly
queen
reigned
over
the
rich
There
is
no
indication
as
tc
when
a
decision
would
be
reached.
Kelowna
recently
completed
a
$25,000
collection
to
bring
Sir
Malcolm
to
Lake
Okanagan
for
the
speed
test.
da's,
federal
government
has
decided
to
triple
'expenditures
on
scenic
national
parks
this
year.
Vancouver
Bralorne
,
8.85
B.
R.
X
07
Cariboo
Quartz
1.50
Dentonia
....
01
'i
Grull
Wlhksne
04
Hedley
Mascot
50
Minto
02
Pend
Oreille
3.90
Pioneer
2.85
Premier
Border
.03
Vi
Privateer
21
Reeves
McDonald
180
Reno
09
Salmon
Gold
16
Sheep
Creek
1.08
Taylor
Bridge
40
,
ts
Still
I
port
from
the
Legislature,
given
as
soon
as
possible
after
com
States
was
formally
accused
on
Tuesday
of
advocating
the
pletion
of
the
session.
Is
U.S.
est
little
country
in
Europe
until
the
German
blitzkreig
of
1940.
Five
years
later,
she
re
"overthrow
of
our
government
will
not
be
affected
by
this
dis
In
reporting
on
a
few
of
the
varied
bills
passed,
he
outlined
turbance.
THUNDERBIRDS
LEAD
OLYMPIC
Acting
Resources
Minister
MacKinnon
told
Commons
yesterday
that
more
than
$7,000,000
will
be
spent
on
parks
this
year,
as
compared
with
more
than
$2,-000,000
last
year.
The
money
will
be
used
to
Improve
roads
leading
to
the
parks
and
to
imDrove
facilities
in
illations
how
the
Forest
Conservation
Act
and
Increased
royalties
was
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
turned
from
exile
to
resume
the
throne.
During
the
war,
after
narrowly
escaping
capture,
she
set
up
her
court
in
London
to
keep
by
force
and
violence."
The
House
of
Representatives
committee
on
un
-
American
affairs
made
the
accusation
and
called
on
the
government
for
"serious
enforcement"
of
existing
laws
to
curb
Communism.
"What
the
Chinese
or
Greek
former
American
Coast
increasing
cloudiness
HOOP
TRIALS
Taku
River
40
Vananda
New
.38
Congress
O'Wa
h
warehouse,
the
working
a
hardship
on
the
small
operator.
The
bill
to
insure
stricter
control
of
the
moving
picture
industry
along
the
lines
suggested
by
spreading
northward
over
the
region
becoming
overcast
by
them.
of
'Intact
her
vast
colonial
empire
Toronto,
0)
University
British
Columbia
Thunderbirds
and
to
stlr
UP
resistance
among
Mration
building
inrtion
of
the
Ocean
02
V2
..
.00
..
.38
have
nrovert
-themselves
thu,1,CI
euujcuio
m
buiu.
Hadley
Amal.
Central
Zeballos
Silbak
Premier
..
Oils
A.
P.
Con
Calmont
C.
Si
E
11
remain
in
cus-
War
Aptk
Cm:
Communists
are
doing
today
is
what
the
United
States
Communists
plan
to
do
tomorrow,"
the
committee
declared
in
a
160-page
report.
strongest
contenders
in
Canada's
bid
for
the
Olympic
basketball
championship.
The
team,
the
ohly
undefeat
the
CCF
last
year
which
would
catalogue
films
suitable
for
adults
only,
was
a
step
in
the
right
direction
he
declared,
as
was
also
a
bill
to
enable
assistance
to
be
given
to
rehabilitate
19
51
G.00
midday.
Showers
this
afternoon.
Cloudy
tonight
and
Thursday.
Winds
northeasterly
30
miles
per
hour
in
the
exposed
areas
decreasing
to
light
during
the
night.
Light
winds
elsewhere.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Thursday:
Port
Hardy
43
and
50,
Mas-sett
40
and
50,
Prince
Rupert
40
and
50.
HIGHWAY
SIGNBOARDS
PROHIBITED
ed
squad
among
four
competing
(
in
the
Olympic
trials,
last
night
:
The
committee
charged
that
the
American
Communist
Party
is,
and
always
has
been,
under
patients
convalescing
from
men
tal
institutes.
This
was
legislation
long
sought
by
E.
E.
Winch
the
direction
of
the
Communist
trounced
the
Montreal
Yonnf.
Men's
Hebrew
Association
Blues
4R-S4
f
and
disposal
of
them
I
deferred
until
May
15.
formation
was
received
!
Applewhaite,
secretary
Chamber
of
Commerce,
!
S.
Dinsmorc,
director
I
and
buildings
for
the
pporation.
I'ly,
It
had
been
under-
II
Kenneth
Meek,
of
Cal-fc1
taken
over
the
instal-
party
in
the
Soviet
Union.
of
Burnaby.
AND
THE
BOY
FLUNKED
MATH
NEW
YORK
Six
Brooklyn
school
boys
have
confessed
to
shooting
up
the
home
of
a
school
teacher
in
an
effort
to
scare
her
into
passing
their
14
.
year
old
ringleader
in
mathematics.
The
gang
used
a
stolen
car
and
drove
past
the
home
of
the
teacher,
Margaret
Jokiel,
firing
more
than
30
bullets
through
the
windows.
Seven
.22
calibre
rifles
were
used.
The
guns
were
stolen
from
a
Coney
Island
gallery.
Foothills
3.00
Home
...
8.80
Toronto
Athona
08
Aumaque
15'
i
Beattie
70
2
Bevcourt
35
Bobjo
13
Buffalo
Can
09
's
The
nieht
before
the
Blue;,
VICTORIA
-Action
to
see
The
Election
Act
brought
in
Uiat
Provincial
highways
do
not
defeated
the
Vancouver
Clover-
at
the
last
session
was
amended
Five
City
Students
Receive
leafs,
who
had
previously
taker,
become
plastered
witn
.sign
the
senior
championship
from
;
bards
wa
taken
by
the
B.C.
gov-
tnRrn
ernmeni
iuesaay.
Degrees:
UBC
Graduation
Which
he
hurt
hari
n
Halibut
Sales
By
an
order-in-council
the
placing
of
signs,
signboards
and
notices
or
any
other
advertising
device
within
1,000
feet
of
any
t
iH'tinn
in
I1.n
i..,.,
...r,
1
again
this
session
by
the
addition
of
many
new
sections.
Mr.
Brett
dealt
at
some
length
with
the
Industrial
Conciliation.
Act,
and
felt
that
to
invest
full
power
of
administration
to
a
board
was
setting
a
dangerous
precedent
The
28
amendments
to
the
Act
brought
in
by
the
CCF
were
with
a
few
exceptions
voted
down,
he
recalled.
f
"dings
at
Prince
Ru-
American
Karen
T.,
61,000,
15.50
and
9:50,
Storage.
feen
deferred
until
af
14.50
highway
is
prohibited.
.
I
Signs
already
in
place
may
re
No
one
was
shot
or
wounded.
The
boy
failed
in
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Two
Prince
Rupert
students
received
Bachelor
of
Commerce
degrees,
two
received
Bachelor
of
Arts
degrees
and
one
Bachelor
of
Social
Work
in
results
announced
by
the
University
of
British
Columbia
today.
-
Commerce
degrees
with
Class
Two
honors
w-ere
;.
Mr.
Dinsmore
wrote
''whaite
Tuesday.
"We
you
further
after
that
buildings
are
open
main
there,
but
they
may
not
be
renewed
or
replaced.
This
is
the
first
action
of
the
On
the
question
of
the
sales
government
under
1947
amend
at."
tax
Mr.
Brett
felt
this
was
very
won
by
Hugh
Alexander
Mac-i
ments
to
the
Highway
Act.
unpopuplar
with
many
Coalition
Canadian
Kodiak,
48,000,
15,
14
and
6
Storage.
i
Miss
Juan,
25,000,
15,
14
and
9
Storage.
B.
C.
Rover,
43,000,
15.20,
14
and
9,
Atlin.
Kaare
II,
34,000,
15,
14
and
5.
Storage.
lfXCI
Ummak,
39,000,
15.20,
14
and
9,
SALVATION
ARMY
CONGRESS
HERE
Annual
divisional
congress,
of
Rnivat.lnn
Armv
will
be
held
ter
of
Fire
Chief
and
Mrs.
H.
T.
members,
but
when
the
vote
was
Kenzie,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lock,
received
her
Bachelor
of
Alex
MacKenzie
and
Roy
jonn
here
from
September
3
to
6,
ac-
.
....
m
nil.
(Continued
on
Page
Two)
TWO
TRAFFIC"
VICTIMS
DIE
VlMnnilVER
rt,
Taut
t.rurri
Moore,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
E.
Moore.
Howard
Jackson
Haugan,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Haugan
Consol.
Smelters
109.50
Conwest
105
Donalda
75
Eldon
a
107
Elder
50
Giant
Yellowknife"
4.45
God's
Lake
65
Hardrock
16
Harricana
-08
Hcva
12
Hosco
30
2
Jacknife
:
05
Joliet
Quebec
32
Lake
Rowan
09
V4
Lapaska
05
Little
Long
Lac
-86
Lynx
08
Vx
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.60
McKenzie
Red
Lake
44
McLeod
Cockshutt
101
Moneta
-
-35
Negus
..:
2.43
Noranda
49.25
Louvicourt
.
63
Pickle
Crow
2.0fi
Regcourt
04
V2
San
Antonio
3.95
Senator
Rouyn
432
Sherrit
Gordon
2.55
Steep
Rock
2.10
Sturgeon
River
17
Silver
Miller
30
Pacific.
JH
ELECTED
GOVERNOR
PUVER
(P
-Sydney'
W.
I
West
Vancouver
Tues-f
l'lwtcd
governor
of
the
Fct
of
the
Kinsmen
I
Cat
'da
at
the
annual
P"
here-
Gordon
Nir.hol
BASKBALL
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
League
Sacramento
4,
Seattle
3
(15
innings)
.
Los
Angeles
14,
Oakland
1.
San
Francisco
10,
Hollywood
4
Portland
7,
San
Diego
2.
Western
International
League
Tacoma
14,
Wenatchee
4.
Victoria
8,
Salem
5.
Vancouver
10,
Yakima
3.
Spokane
4,
Bremerton
3.
cording
to
Brigadier
.
i.
lingham,
who
sailed
for
Vancouver
Tuesday.
Commissioner
Charles
Baugh,
territorial
commissioner,
Toronto,
will
be
present
during
the
congress,
as
will
leaders
and
corps'
members
throughout
central
B.C.
his
Bachelor
of
victims
died
in
hospital
here
was
awarded
Tuesday.
They
were
Theresa
Arts
degree
on
the
basis
of
his
Draper,
age
five,
and
Walter
four
years
scholarship,
being
un-Smale,
65.
The
deaths
bring
able
to
write
his
final
exami-
Social
Work
degree
with
Class
Two
honors.
James
Harold
Kenney,
ol
Prince
George,
won
Bachelorship
in
Commerce
with
honors
and
John
William
Clarke,
of
Ocean
Falls,
passed
for
his
Bachelor
of
Arts
degree.
Degrees
will
be
awarded
at
the
convocation
on
May
13
when
more
than
1,300
students
will
be
graduated.
There
will
be
591
in
Arts
and
Science;
213
In
Applied
Science;
98
in
Agriculture;
professional
schools
in
arts
and
science
380.
The
first
law
class
at
the
university
graduated
59.
r
George
was
elected
fatalities
here
for
1948
traffic
to
16.
Sea
Maid.
40,000,
Co-op.
J.
R.,
14.50U,
Co-op.
s
Helen
II,
29,000,
Co-op.
Mae
West,
20,000,
Co-op.
lorth
Cap,
1-7,000,
Co-op.
Al.ll,
24,000,
Co-op.
Bumper
Catch,
21,000,
Co-op.
Hershey
to
Head
Hospital
Plan
VICTORIA
W
The
appoint-
f'Wict
Governor.
nation
because
of
injuries
received
in
a
traffic
accident
shortly
before
the
examination
time.
Edward
Alfred
Capstick,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Capstick,
passed
to
receive
Bachelor
of
Arts
degree.
.
Miss
Marie
Lock,
B.A.,
daugh
as
commissioner
to
administer
the
B.C.
hospital
insurance
plan
is
expected
shortly.
The
plan
is
not
expected
to
become
effec-
LOCAL
TIDES
Thursday,
May
13,
1948
High
8:43
20.5
feet
17:01
17.2
feet
Low
10:34
3.1
feet
'
22:30
9.1
feet
ATTENTION
ALL
MEMBERS
CANADIAN
LEGIOI
Yur
attendance
is
urgently
requested
at
the
Regu-r
Munthly
Meeting,
Wed.
12
May
at
8
p.m.
when
uilding
pians
will
be
up
for
final
discussion.
(112)
ment
of
Dc.
J.
.M.
Hershey,
as-'tlve
until
the
beginning
of
next
sistant
provincial
Health
Officer
year.
r-
-