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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strotegic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PH0I1E81
VOL.
XXXIX.
NO.
21.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
26,
1K50
"
'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
J
Fort
ectnc
kestricfeioims
A
r
11'
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i
ir
n
i
mi
ii
i
if
At
rails
Kiver,
r
-
.
12
frlan
ForcelCouhcij
Hears
Jack
McRae,
MLA
'dworth
Still
Drops
.
VV
."i"
i
f
I'ulis
Kivcr
and
Woodworth
Lake,
from
Soi
tln'i
n
15.
C
Tower
Co.
draws
water
for
electric
plains,
dropped
further
VVednes-;(.,.
Knpcit
electric
consumers
again
fell
r
forty
percent
reduction
in
consumption
;i
Ix-iiig
required
to
bring
about
a
level-
o.mnt.iun
witll
.:'
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I-.
To
Patrol
City
"Its
the
same
old
story
over
again",
said
Alderman
George
Casey.
The
City
Clerk.
H.
D.
Thain
has
Just
finished
reading
a
letter
from
Inspector
F
B.
Woods-Johnson
,
outlining
reasoiia
for
the
necessity
of
a
twelve
man
force
to
patrol
Prince
Rupert.
Alderman
Casey
hotly
oppos-
d
the
additional
cost
to
the
ct-i's
expenditure
pointing
out
the
city
had
other
costs
to
meet
such
as
exten
lions
to
Fair-view
cemetery,
gravelling
and
paving
of
streets,
the
sewer
and
water
system
and
others
"that
are
.staring;
us
In
the
face."
He
stated
Prince
Rupert
is
not
worse
olf
than
any
other
community
In
British
Columbia,
citing
spots
such
as
Rossland,
with
a
third
of
our
popiUation
and
about
a
third
ol
our
police
force.
Trail
with
10
police
and
approximately
the
same
popula
tion
as
Prince
Rupert
and
Nan-
tdmo,
half
of
this
city's
population
and
half
the
amount
of
police
as
compared
to
Prince
Rupert..
"We
should
exercise
jurisdiction
over
our
domain
and
not
receive
orders
from
the
police
force,
the
Alderman
thought.
Alderman
Black
explained
the
1
men
ou
the
force
have
been
putting
in
a
-
considerable
mount
of
overtime
and
are
usually
on
duty
-during
day-olf
i
periods.
He
pointed
out
Prince
Kupert
is
experiencing
a
greater
!
tr;,si;,ient
population
and,
re-
UrtUibly
some
pi
these
are
not
law-abiding
and
satisfactory
citizens...
The
recommendation
Out
the
'.HO
Police
-contract,
be
-ac-
n
?.
t-ed
on
the
basis
of
twelve
men
was
presente.J
by
the
Health,
Social
A.si.tar.co
Police
and
Licensing
committee
and
finally
adopted."
Vancouver
Firm
To
Insfal
Pipe
Contract
for
laying
the
new
i
24-inch
steel
water
main
on
the
'
east
side
of
the
Shawatlans
fas-
sage
to
run
approximately
paral
lel
to
the
present
18-lnch
line
was
awarded
to
a
Vancouver
firm,
Wood,
Parr
and
McClay
Ltd.
Tenders
were
opened
at
the
city
council
meeting
this
week.
Cost
to
the
city
win
be
$16,960
plus
extras
which
wilt
Include
any
additional
work
authorized
by
city
council
such
as
concrete
LE
iXNTE
CiLAOIEU
NEAR
PETERKIiURO
Alaska'
htu
one
glae
,
million
cubic
teel
of
ice
l
r
ii
it
limn
stale
Of
TUkkIc
IslahU.
another
thai
ilisetmi
ee:
mid
snow
dully
Into
ocean.
;
RAILWAY
LOSES
ROUrND
Kng
Edward
School
Closed
Down
Today
a'
,
TRAIN
I.ATK
TONIGHT
One
to
lair
connections.
In-iiihl'
liain.
due
(rum
the
Cast
at
It):
1.1,
K
again
reported
eighteen
hours
late
which
wonld
hrinx
it
In
at
1:1
j
to-niorruw
aftunioon.
Jasprr-I'rinee
Rupert
line
of
Ca.Tidian
National
Railways
continues
rlear
f
miow
problems.
Tern-pcraturrs
were
avrraci"?
Ihirly
below
zero
In
the
central
In-
,
lerior
at
SmJlhors
and
fcasl
during
the
night.
II.SI.KV
I
lllCr
Jl'STICK
OTTAWA
Uon.
J.
I,.
Ilsley,
former
minister
of
fi-.ner
In
wartime,
wa
named
thief
justice
of
his
native
province
of
Nova
Scotia
today
In
a
series
dl
cabinet-approved
appointments.
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
also
announced
that
J.
J.
Hutvlcn
of
Calgary
will
succeed'
lion.
Joh.-
Camphrll
Itowen
of
Kdmonton
s
lieutenant
-
governor
ol
Alberta
rrhruary
1
and
that
Mr.
Justice
(ieorge
H.
O'Connor
has
heen
named
chief
justice
of
that
province-
VAM'OO
I
II
SU
M'OKM
VANCOl'Vlit
A
MumMorm
that
swept
it;,
from
the
Pacific
drought
Hie
Lower
Mainland
its
heaviest
snow
fall
of
the
winter
since
last
night.
Since
yesterday
afternoon
10
inches
ol
snow
fell
here.
Heaviest
snowfall
of
the
storm
was
at
Coniox,
Vancouver
Island,
where
iiiivteril
inches
blanketed
the
ground.
Hail
service,
rut
off
for
the
past
week,
lias
been
restored
on
the
Canadian
I'aeifir
Kailway
and
the
first
freight
train
arrived
this
morning
with
Id
ears
of
coal
and
seven
cars
of
food.
not
KS
AKKI.STM
NANAIMO
Inspector
John
I
houipso
of
the
provincial
police
said
Tuesday
night
he
had
arrested
Michael
(Archangel)
Yrrigin,
one
of
Hirer
Doukhohurs
charged
with
vio-
lence
in
The
Kootciiays.
I
lse-where
two
oilier
Doukholior
leaders
have
been
arrested
on
similar
charges.
Trains
Aiid
Plows
Trapped
By
Snow
In
Fraser
Valley
O'f'tM-
Prlnw
liuiaijseli'jot.1
jpl
Pfflflfpf
f
-h
chwil
wt
aeeounf
of
the
cold
'
IWJjjlvJJ
(
':"'-
WiMi
fhf
heating
not.?;
,'maizuRU,.
Japau-
Col.
iiak'j
iij
Bood
(her?
at
Hie
best.
It
afi;Tanlmurat
former
chief
of
staff
iWUcult
o
w;-rm
rftng
Edward
of
()ie
Japauese
Army
in
Korea,
Tlte
1951)
city
council
U
con-
ironted
with
a
larger
task
than
any
other
Prince
Rupert
ad-
mlnistratlve
body
in
the
past.
said
Jack
McRae,
M.
L.
A.
who
spoke
to
members
of
city
council
Monday
nijht.
Mr.
McP.ac
was
invited
by
the
Mayor
so
that
members
of
council
cduld
put
before
him
any
proposals
irom
here
regarding
the
provincial
government.
Prince
Rupert
has
nevor
before
experienced
competition
the
M.
L.
A.
said.
He
reminded
the
body
a
permanent
population
will
be
employed
12
miles
from
the
city
and
It
will
be
up
to
Prince
Rupert
to
see
that
every
employee
settles
and
does
business
here.
Competition
will
come
from
Port
Edward
and,
as
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Is
not
constructing
a
company
town.
It
is
up
to
the
people
to
make
the
city
attractive
to
newcomers.
-
.
;
,
Speaking
of
the
Federal-Pro
vincial
housing
scheme
Mr.
McRae
promised
his
utmost
assistance
in
the
matter.
The
council
asked
the
MX.A.
to
look
into
the
sales
tax
matter.
Although
municipalities
are
receiving
some
of
the
three
per
cent
sales
tax,
the
provincial
,
government
ls
,
claiming
the
lion's
share.
Alderman
T.
B.
Black
explained
that,
when
the
sales
tax
was
put
Into
effect
at
the
request
of
B.
C.
municipalities,
the
provincial
government
only
expected
$3,000,000
of
the
to
tal
Income.
But
at
present
they
are
receiving
.
$26,0uQ,M-
ndr
,
therefore,
municipalities
should
demand
an
Increase
In
their
an
mtaf
portion.
-
.
,
;
In
the
Dimout
Prince
Rupert
Is
Taking
It
Housewives
Compare
Notes
Business
as
Usual
Industry
Carries
On
lii
the
current
period
of
restrictions
on
electrical
power
aupplj
Prince
Rupert
housewives
are
not
complaining
a
great
deal
apart
from
comparing
notes
and
conjuring
up
how
people
in
one
part
of
the
city
might
be
getting
a
bet-
ter
deal
than
those
In
another
in
tne
distribution
of
the
staggered
hours.
Prince
Rupert,
long
famous
tor
wonders
wny
Mrs.
v.
snouici
nave
light
until
11:30
pj
p.m.
to
say
nothing
of
Mrs.
d.
w
who
does
not
have
to
pm-luce
the
oU
tamper
TSSZ
one
is
having
much
unticuirytm-
less
it
could
be
the
people
of
-
w
Westvtew
(where
the
man
who
runs
the
power
company
lives
who
arc
powerless
from
10
a.ni.
.
.
...
tl
tltl'il
t
I
1
n
..r
f.
ml
HI
-
w
ua.,
v.
.v."".(
f,.,.nin,ii.4
wuuim.
nan
tp
3)
VA
NCOUV
till-Canadian
National
Railway
officers
were
forced
to
admit
the
'first
found
to
keep
tl.e
railu
ays
open
in
the
FraT
Canyon
area
of
Lh
i
",.
,
,
,
,
.
.
..
'
tisli
C'O
iinilii;i
Had
been
lost
to
t
ie
weather,
e
know-
slides
have
kept
the
!.
mtle
stretch
of
track
between
i
i
i
i..:i.
i
..4
:
1
t.
.
llli.
IMltl-
,,
til
1
1
J
I
dry
snap.
Award--,w,.r
Company
n
i
xM'ii-iun
of
,.nt
iimirs
rather
xatluii
which
Man-H
j'a-k
Ii:kI
lK'l'-l,o
mi
Jit
bi-
able
tin
already
heavy
nv
restriction
of
reduction
in
con!
Jiicsday
was
only
,t.
F.ills
River
went
-
.6
iect
and
Wood-;,
At
th
i.s
rate
of
inr
would
bo
rx-:ir
or
ten
days
and
Like
inabiml
a
iuhk
strain
plant
bbil
lor
.sixteen
sv.
There
is
000
.here
v.
liiei)
would
s.
Hie
dry
dock's
.;
ma
h
ive
to
cut
.
It
daily.
expressed
tlx'
op
ine
ouivmiukts,
in-Itiiis
down,
were
das
tie
ir
draws
of
,
.o:n
their
normal
j
in
iili
other
Hum
wurs.
VKK
FUCHT
iMKI)
TODAY
''ivi
r-.S
n.'i.
pit
CI',
v
j
,itiial::ainuted
ij-'i.
tnii
v.hleli
did
'
utitliiTii
eily
due
Ut
'alliej-
conditions,.
'
ilt'-r
sailing
ntilil
alli
niuiiii
fur
word
ivrr
l!i:.'iir.s
icp:irt
I
I'T
K.iinl;
jijl.'
It.
:lt
,hh
reinrin
d
lo
10
h
tins
iiinriiiii!;
"I
(rum
I
he
queen
"'liip
one
bag
ol
;
fi'im
V.iiieiiitver
tell,
'"i-i.v
as
did
the
'
'iK'uve
ut.
12:1(1.
'r
'today.
Mr.;.
A.
J
Hull.
AL
TIOB
lai
iij.i
r
v
;
,
ltr.iii
HI
177
Teet
2l
:ffl
14
2
feel
I):.ri7
10.2
feel
HaiH
83
feet
'rs.
A,
E.
Junes
are
i
trip
to
Vancouver
j
'dtlie
Prince
Georw.
p
Citizens
of
"f
nirlallnieni.
ot
power
will
be
effective
1,111
'
Borden
SI.,
etc
'rtiies
""Hi
v
!)th
Aye.,
's"'ii,ini
Ave,
M'OMl
i"..iorniog
soiass
wn'
tll!!n,lf
iur:,hc
hnw
l"
(f
w
"Vr!"!
the
tlet-Uietly
will
he
off
anyway
this
,,,..,,,
iifierinxui.
ntir
Other
schoola
.hiu.iu
ol
t,i
d,y
lire
H.n
a5
UJUa,
odjuat
-
!
-
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
t
..
.
.
1
hh:
iiiemseives
w
inc.
Jtourh
ui
power
restriction
as
necessary.
Three-Way
'
Atom
Talks
LONDON-Britain,
the
United
states-and
Belgium
begin
atom
talks
in
Washington
next
Mon
day,
presumably
to
try
for
a
new
agreement
on
sharing
Hie
Bel-
"
t;lnn
Congo's
-
vital
uranium
ore
,,.,.
:,
a
t
'"
"'
......
.....
r
!
..m
......t.
said
iDrciK"
oiiive
jpvivriitMi
only
that
atom
problems
of
tual
.
interest
were
being
dlx
cusfted.
HMI
."spcitees
lit
top!
ardiiieut.
.ince
the
ldylil
of
Thur.-day,
January
19.
In
anticipation
of
slide
condition
the
Canadian
National
Railways
massed
a
sizeable
army
of
men
and
equipment
hi
;
the
worst
stretch
of
its
Yale
:
.subdivision
where.
lor
40
miles,
!
the
Canyon
walls
li.-e
sheer
above
the
rails.
The
army
con-.
listed
of
more
timn
300
men,
;
four
steel-iHised
wedue
plows.
four
lli'i-ton
rot.iry
plows
and
'
three
simw
spreaders.
To
keep
ns
(.pennon
even
inuiu
,1
i,,
ut
iiiui.
Iiul
(lu.iTK
iieeoiiin-
iiiv
I
tie
iiluws
'
1
The
bailie
Btitj
continued
af
-
'
-v
,t-iv
u
rn.
..i
vi
i:ii
i.iMinx
and
plows
st.dk'd,
i
T
I
1
A
Iviy
ll.iu-n
slr.ill.llil
westbound
('.
N.
R.
passengers
n
Russia
Making
"3.llci
RUspia
ls
nmkiilg
r8I,w
l)rve.
hi
jet
airplane
dm,,.!,
:rb"-VM
w"
one
r
2'500
J
unKse
prisoiierti
of
vyr
landed
,'
,
,
,
t
who
here
front
Rmssla.
THiiiiiiuru,
wa8
held
In
the
Central
puilMcal
.
(.,,,
al
Moscow
for
ulmost
Uo
(years,
said
h?
saw
many
chances
'hi
the
development
cf
Russian
Jet
planes
during
that
t
ime.
MOOR
EGG
PRICE
OTTAWA
Minister
of
Agriculture
J.
G.
Gardiner
today
announced
a
floor
price
of
approximately
30c
(o
3:5c
a
dozen
on
eggs.
I'uder
the
plan,
the
Agr'cultural
trices
Support
Hoard
will
keep
all
unsold
eggs
until
ibe
end
of
the
stor-
age
period
late
in
1950.
The
Board
will
pay
38c
a
dozen
for
Grade
A
large
stored
eggs
and
.16c
a
dozen
for
Grade
A
mcd-dium.
i
...
.,
.
.
walk
along
the
streets
ot
P
present
crisis.
This
scribe
w
.
.
w
.......l.at
oyu
min,.
1ms-
tuuvn
.vi..'..
......n
.
eases.
.
-Tne
avciage
uumiu-
....
,
I-...I..I.,
get
UUCK
U)
worn
Uilllieuuiw;i.Y,
0ne
irate
dougn
puncher
said,
bill
we
can't.
"We
need
a
long-
ei
.stretch
of
nower."
He
ex
plained
the
plight
of
the
biw
l
-r-t
it
I
1
4
.
turner
cuiuiiltwus
wniiw
Canada
May
Take
Reprisal
.
LONDON
K.
E.
Johnson,
millionaire
lumberman
from
Foil
'
William,
charged
that
lie
ami
illier
sawmill
operators
;(1e
barred
Iron)
culling
lumber
in
Kiii'I-Imtii
Ontario
bush
by
a
.
,
niuuow)ly"
t
h
.
'
"
'
;
r
..
.1.4
i.w.i
i
I
Uir
cuiiiiivcMiui;
ui
a
wym
mm-
of
the
Ontario
.government,
lie
,
"Iron
i
,
....i..i.,
curtain
has
i,u
i,.,.,.
been
erected
by
the
Ontario
puvern-
fto"'"'
P"-
'rally
all
of
Canada
And
India
Trade
NF.W
DELHI
Promotion
of
trade
between
India
and
Canada
wus
discussed
at,
h
half-hour
meeting
between
Hon.
1..
S.
Pear-
'
sou,
Canadian
Minister
"of
Extcr-
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w.in
iiiwiiii'Mu
'
Majhew,
Canadian
Minister
or,
Fisheries,
and
the
Canadian
Hit'h
'
Commlsioner
in
New
Delhi.
The
'
talks
covered
the
possibilities
of
.
iniport.
by
India
of
Canadian
wheat,
newsprint
and
capital
equipment
and
I
he
investment
of
Canadian
capital
in
India.
HOCKEY
SCORES
WL'DNFSDAY
"
;
NalMVYil
Toronto
i,
New
York
1
Detroit
4,
Boston
4
(Pacific
Coast)
Fresno
4,
San
Francisco
3
Taconuv
6,
Portland
5
New
Westminster
6,
Victoria
3
valve
boxes,
removal
of
danger
lts
hospitality
and
sociability,
is
trees
and
protective
padding
for
a.
community
of
nocturnal
hab-t
he
pipe.
The
main
will
be
!
The
women
like
to
stay
up
coaled
with
burlap
and
asphalt,
late
at
nights,
relax
In
the,
early
Only
other
tender
was
from
evening
and
clean
up
.
their
Northwest
Construction
Ltd.
of
chores.
Prince
Rupert..
An
incomplete
lu
y
rase
no
one
wants
to
go
lender,
the
price
quoted
was
to
bed
at
9
p.m.
and
Mrs.
A.,
who
$19,780.
Extras
were
not
mention-
gets
her
lights
cut
off
at
9
p.m.,
'd
in
this
bid.
envies
Mrs.
B.,
w
ho
is
"lit
up"
tin
-
The
contract
is
bonded
al
the
J":3"
P'-
d
who
in
turn
I'm
m
Fdinonton.
Caljjary
and
the
forests
of
northwestern
Tent
icton
to
the
(oast.
i
(ano
In
the
name
of
the
pulp
and
As
tin'
nerve
centre
or
the
;
j,.,.
companies
."
mountain
district,
the
railway;
,
BUSINESS
REACTIONS
Power
Rationing
Poses
Problems
For
Butcher,
Baker,
and
Others
Prince
Rupert
'
its
,
,
.
interesting
L
to
.
I'riltCC
lUiperl,
during
the
is
necessary
and
the
fol-to'tlule
ut
10:00
this
evening.
8:13
a.m.
to
11:15
a.m.
I
M
U
t:0
p.m.
I0:otl
p.m.
to
.
2:00
a.m.
(dispatcher
al
Kantloops
worked
under
pressure
to
order
the
j
scores
of
plaw
movements
that
I
werr
involved.
Addiiie,
In
Hie
pressure
there,
chief
dispatcher
A.
I..
Youn:;
collapsed
at-
7:11(1
a.
in.,
Monday
hind
died
Till.
WrATHI-l
(Svnopsisl
.
.
S-eivuchl
a-butehcr
yoorday
and
queried
lk.S-.!
meat
.slicer
as?
to
how
he
w
taking
the
curtailment.
hut
due
to
prf5ent
weather
con-
W..H
It'u
!.)
4.,..
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"
lip'nnswpfpil.
f)f
POIirSP.
.litii.ri
and
lee
net.unl
lavui'-
af
An
active
storm,
which
skirted!'""
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tuiMtlt
rfs
iiaoii
i
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huiv
n't.
No.
the
meat
is
keeping
well
Naturally,
if
summer
weather
...
...
.
.
.
-
r
imvaueii,
wca
De
m
a
ncvu.
ui
..
n
IllCSS.
j,
MUK!i,
for
t)iC
butchers.
v,,w
.iiiouL
Urn
talier.v
situation?
one
r
these
establishments
is
having
troubics,
hi
fact
It
.is
amount
of
the
tender
for
a
six
month
period
following
comple-
Uou
of
th0
jub.
a
sareguard
in
Hie
event
of
any
trouble
follow-
.....v.....
the
line
cannot
be
started
until
a
change
in
the
weather
occurs,
But
clearing
of
land
ls
possible
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.
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A
Ut!Uab
13.
7
twx4W,
X
4:00
p.m.
to
7:00
p.m.
10:00
p.m.
to
2:00
a.m.
5:00
a.m.
to
8:00
a.m.
!):
a.m.
to
11:00
u.m.
1
:00
p.m.
to
4
:00
p.m.
10:00
p.m.
to
1:00
a.m.
3:00
a.m.
to
5:00
a.m.
:00
a.m.
to
11:00
a.m.
4:00
p.m.
lu
7:00
p.m.
10:00
p.m.
to
2:00
a.m.
10:00
a.m.
to
3:00
p.m.
10:00
p.m.
to
2:00
a.m.
1:00
a.m.
to
(i:00
a.m.
9:00
a.m.
to
11:00
a.m.
1:00
p.m.
to
:00
p.m.
10.00
p.m.
to
2:00
a.m.
4:00
a.m.
to
C:00
a.m.
1
,vl"i
front,
Section
2
the
vest,
coast
ol
V
icouver
is
-
land
last
na.hl..
dumped
1!'
in
lies
of
fresh
snow
ill
the
vicinity
of
'
Cinnox
and
smalli
r
ninounts
(Isrvvlu
ie.
Vancouver
repoi
l"d
'J
j
inches
up
to
!
o'eloi'U
this
uiorn-'
lng.
The
slorm
centre
is
nioviui;
!ofr
In
a
.southeasterly
direction
!
throuijh
(he'
Slate
-of
WashhiR-
ton
and
cleariut;
eo'.alit
ions
are
(leveloping
in
il-s
wake.
Weather
i
over
the
province
Unnorrow
will
I
be
mostly
ciear
out.
very
cold
I
(Forecast)
1
North
Coast
Re-jinn
-
Sunny
i
.
I,,
..i
i
i.'..i,i....
and
very
com
iouay
mm
nnmj.
Wind,
north,
15
mites
per
hour.
Lows
tonight
al
.U
nie.hs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
15
and
25;
Sutut-splt,
18
and
25;
Prince
Rupert.
10
and
25.
'
I'llUU
'.v
Cove
Bridge
better
to
say
all
of
them
arc.
making
housewife,
which
cm
nrcadmaking
ls
an
Industry
by
ploys
the
same'
process.
"With
itself.
And
a
curtailment
every
power
off
she
drops
baking,
col-lew
hours
affects
11
consider-
leets
her
pennies
and
comes
ably.
1
iuuniug
to
us."
Bread,
it
was
explained,
is
He
shrugged.
"You
tell
me
ready
for
the
consumer
ap-
where
we're
going
to
rush",
proximately
four
hours
follow-
The
dairy,
another
essen-ing
mixing
of
flour,
water
and
Ual
concern,
is
not
too
worried
other
Ingredients.
Dough
must
.is
yet
unices
power
and
water
be
fermented,
which
takes
are
completely
shut
off.
time.
If
somewhere
along
the
"in
such
a
ease,"
a
dairy
op-hne,
the
juice
dies
a
rapid
erator
said,
"we
will
receive
all
death,
so
may
the
future
loaf,
our
suppiy
directly
from
Van-Bakers
are
Just
making
it
by
couver
ready
for
delivery
to
the
skin
of
their
teeth
in
some
consumers.
Nsil
(
uvi:
&
lltli
Ave.
TREATY
MAKERS
TALK
TURKEY
Brooke
Ciuxton.
Canadian
minister
of
national
defence,
ls
shown
top.left.
as
he
was
greeted
by
Canadian
Ambassador
Hume
Wrong
on
his
arrival
hi
Washington
for
a
recent
meeting
of
the
defence
committee
created
by
cou
ditions
of
the
Atlantic
Defence
Treaty.
Mlin
ilKKN
n.
c.
I'OWF.It
CO.,
LTD.
per
T.
B.
Bluck