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at
Canada's
Mart
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHONE
81
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
103.-,
,
FRINUE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
3,
1960
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Moscow
mi
Bid
For
c
tireireaicc
f
j
e
Flyiimg
i
Building
Hils
Posf-Yar
High
Mark
Here
in
Month
of
March
i.
X
far
s
JS.
I
'
United
Nations
Chief
Would
Knd
Cold
War
Issuance
of
building
permits-last
month
soared
h
As
&
See
Li
11
MORE
PHILPOTT
to
$111,750.
highest
mnnthlv
total
sin
n:ii.o.;
rwcf..,K
i
J,
a
rV'
7i
i
TOTR
OUSTING
MINISTERS
'French
And
British
Already
Lined
Up
Want.i
Cabinet
Members,
Too
PARIS
(CP)
-Trygve
Lie,
United
Nations
secretary
general,
said
today
he
will
fly
to
Moscow
May
10
in
an
attempt
to
persuade
Russia
to
agree
to
a
conference
of
the
United
Nations
Security
Council
the
General
Hospital
Nurses'
Home
at
a
cost
of
$80,000.
In
April
of
1949,
permits
totalled
$15,660.
Highest
April
total
since
1944
was
in
,1947.
In
thai
year,
the
amount
was
$16,960.
.
'
'
,
-v
-r
'
.
LONDON
A
Conservative
member
of
parliament
said
to-tlav
he
would
submit
to
the
House
Mc.-ilay
his
petition
to
throw
out
of
office
Defence
Minister
Emanuel
Shinwell
and
War
Minister
John
Strachey.
IMKSIget
letters
husbands.
They
't
'
and
all
world
leaders
to
end
the
cold
war.
.
Lite
it
quite
that
First
Fish
Goes
East
a
press
conference
he
had
proposed
:
,
previously
that
the
Security
tit
that's
what
I
.ween
the
lines.
.
s.
v
..
.
t-
e
-
:
Council
hold
a
meeting
with
!
"VnnHo
r9
.l.tA.
r.tA
..rftli
.nK.
ie
1
Will
KHUW
wuai,
fc.n:
Red
River
Dropping
tii
say
to
a
place
like
There
are
so
many
Jules
in
a
town
like
inet
members
of
all
member
nations."
In
London,
Lie
saw
Prime
Minister
Clement
Attlee:
.
In
Paris,
he
already
has
ssen
French
President
Vincent
Auriol
'
and
Foreign
Minister
Robert
Schuman.
......
s
that
I
imagine
a
Sir
Waldron
Smithers,
leader
nf
the
ouster
move,
wants
Shinwell
and
Strachey
removed
because
of
what
the
pttl-tion
calls
their
expressed
"sympathy
with
Communist
aims"
ll
the
past.
LARGEST
CARRIER
BIRKENHEAD,
Eng.
Queen
Elizabeth
today
launched
the
largest
aircraft
carrier
.ever
built
by
Britain
the
36.H09-ton
Ark
Royal.
The
new
ship
replaces
Us
famous
namesake
sunk
by
the
Nazis
in
the
second
World
War.
'.
NEW
POLISH
PURGE?
WASHINGTON
Rumors
young
gal
or
a
'
';',
'
"i.
.
j3
-
'A
,
f"M
-
Thirty
Thousand
Pound
.
'
Consignment
of
.
Halibut
i
-.'
To
Atlantic
Seaboard
;
The
first
carload
of
halibut,
of
the
sear
rolled,
out
of!
Prince
Rupert
last
night
headed,
for
an
eastern
United
States
seaboard
destination.
';
.
-
-'j
:
-;
'The
shipment
Wfas.the
j30,6oO-pound
catch
'of
.the"
Rap
I,
Captain
Les
Reekie,
who
laridpd
at
Atlin."
Fisheries
"dock
about
o'clock
yesterday
morning.
The
ow
would
have
to
to
stay
single.
V
I
Rupert
I
was
amusrd
Eictly
the
.ame
thing
a
last
year
in
Britain:
WINNIPEG
a
Army
and
civ-lle.n
personned
today
tackled
the
b'oated
Red
River
with
the
knowledge
that
'the
end
cf
the
threi
vttcx.
rise
was
in
sight.
At,
two
major
points
along
its
northward
course
through
Southern
Manitoba
Jowari
Winnipeg
the
flood
has
begun
to
wane.
At
Morris,
almost
submerged,
it
had
apparently
reached
full
'
1
me
must
wait
to
get
merit
at
the
dentist's
Another
Dr.
Hankinson
Here
k
Britain
you
can
get
.
m1
fish
were,
gathered
from
a
camp
n
if
you
have
a
tooth
i
requires
an
extractor
other
work
Newly
graduaieu
from
medical
School
of
University
of
Alberta
peak;
Ij
wait
your
turn.
But
at
Winnipeg,
pretty
well
at
witn
term
oI
Internship
at
Unl-
In
addition
to
the
Nurses'
Uome.
four
other
new
buildings
are
being
constructed.
These
U-
e
a
St.
Andrew's
rectory
on
Fourth
Avenue
at
a
cost
of
$12,-j0
and
a
residence
for
W.
Ku-'iic
on
Fifth
Avenue
to
cost
15,
0UU.
The
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
at
Seal
Cove
ere
spending
$5,000
for
an
ad'
dltion
to
their
plant.
.
Total
number
of
permits
Issued
were
27.
Permits
were
Issued
to:
,
M
Vanderheide,
Eleventh
Avenue,
dwelling
2,000.
W.
W.
Writ
hall
336
Fifth
'
West,
siding
,$705.
P.
Philipson,
Eleventh
Street,
dwelling,
$600.
A.
Stensct,
107
Eighth
Avenue
East,
alteration,
$500.
T.
N.
Rowe,
McNlchol
Street,
addition,
$400.
Raymond
Nault,
Eleventh
and
Conrad,
dwelling,
$400.
C.
Abercrombie,
'
801
-
Alfred
Street,
addition.
$350.
J.
Husvick,
209
Seventh
Avenue
West,
re-roofing,
$340.
Dr.
Orcen
and
Dr.
McDonald.
Second
Avenue,
alterations,
$300.
H.
Dickens,-
420
Sixth
Avenue
"West,
re-roofing,
$270.
J.
Davidson,
1119
Eighth
Avenue
East,
re-roofing,
$250.
'
A.
Vanderheide.
701
Eighth
Avenue
East,
garden
house.
$250.
.
J.
F.
Bugyinka;
81
Fifth
Ave
nuc
West,
re-roofing,
$235.
O.
Olofson,
C12
Fourth
Avenue
East,
re-roofing,
$223.
F.
F.
Wermlg,
537
Ninth
Ave
nue
West,
re-roofing,
$190.
R.
C.
Edwards,
1404
Sixth
Avenue
East,
wood
shed,
$150.'
;
Tom
Petroff,
411
Seventh
Avenue
West,
re-roofing.
$140.
R.
R.
McNab,
1120
Sixth
Ave-nye
East,
wood
shed,
$73.
Old
Post
Office,
Second
Avenue,
repairs,
$50.
id
write
the
same
icroa
northerly
Can-
the
end
of
Its
course
of
destruc-
versity
Hspital
there
recntly
tion,
there
was
still
more
to
completed,.Dr.
Hazen
Hankinson,
are
too
few
doctors
ts
in
the
ouUyir.,5
son
of
the
late
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C.
come.
The
crest
is
expected
Thursday.
H.
Hankinson,
arrived
In
the
RATLE3S
ALBERTA
Alberta
is
believed
to
be
the
only
rat-free
area
on
the
North
American
'continent.
And
the
provincial
government
want
to
keep
it
that
way.
So
John
M.
Brown,
provincial
entomlogist,
is
leading
Alberta's
campaign
against
an
expected
rat
invasion.
A
young
brown
rat
was
killed
recntly
in
Edmonton,
one
of
the
few
that
have
been
found
In
the
province.
Here
Mr.
Brown
holds
the
rat
and
in
the
background
is
a
government
poster
warning
of
the
rat
invasion.
(CP
Photo
I
-
Provincial
Minister
Resigns
And
Two
Successors
Are
Named
boat,
near
Squaaaree,
about
20
miles
from
port.
In
addition
to
the
halibut
the
-
Rap
I
.carried
about
800
pounds
'
of
salmon,
which
will
be
treated
for
the
American
market-.
Rap
I
la
owned
by
John
Clausen
and
Sons.
Asked
if
he
would
go
out
again
last
night,
Capt.
Reekie
,
said,
"yes,"
as
soon
as
they
loaded
Ice
and
bait.
"We'll
go
out
to
the
camp
again,
leave
bait
and
load
up,
.Some
of
these
days
I'm
going
to
get
a
little
sleep,
too,"
h
said.
jfc.i
too
many
in
thj
Imi
drawn
out
but
zument
on
the
CNS
city
on
Monday
to
Join
the
medical
clinic
of
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene
and
Dr.
J.
A.
Macdonald
for
the
next
few
months.
I
Dr.
Hankinson
was
born
at
Smithers
and
received
most
ot
iirt
with
a
fine
Anicr-
Faster
Hockey
Is
jExcecled
Tonight
CALGARY
First
round
his
early
education
here
after
his
i
was
sure
we
were
another
world
war.
greed
with
me
.
that
necessary
or
ln-
;
Verne
Scherk.
is
th
camp
man.
flhe
man
had
served
that
the
Russians
are
planning
new
purge
of
Poland's
army
and
the
Polish
Communist
party
have
reached
United
Stales
government
officials
here.
If
the
shake-up
comes,
it
will
be
the
first
In
a
Innr
series
of
purges
aimed
at
tightening
up
the
Kremlin's
control
over
Iron
Curtain
countries.
KEEPING
UP
SEARCH
;
VANCOUVER
A
radio
van
and
helicopter
have
been
-withdrawn
from
the
search,
for
ft
light'
plane,
missing
fur
week
now
on
a
flight
front
Trail
to
Vancouver
with
'
two
young
men
on
board.
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
planes
Arc
keeping
up
the
search'
by
air.
Reported
oil
flicks
in
a
creek
near
Keremeos
revealed
nothing.
'
;
i
,':
'
''
'
S
'SEARCH
GIVEN
UP
-
,
LONDON
Search,
for
the
British
traveller
Milford
Viscount,
missing
with
13
men
for
.
16
days,
was
,
virtually
abandoned
today
for
the
second
time.
The
search
was
renewed
a
few
days
ago
after
up
weak
signals
believed
to
amateur
operators
had
picked
have
come
from
his
ship.
,
VICTORIA
P-
Premier'
Byron
Johnson
todav18
fAl
th?
ards
ptmt
move
to
the
city.-'
He
to
,
.
.
tonight
when
Tonnto
Marlboros
being
welcomed
here
by
his
many
mnounced
the
resignation
Of
Hon.
y
George
Pearson,
and
Calgary
Stampeders
meet
in
friends
who
congratulate
him
minister
of
health
and
welfare
and
provincial
secre-
tne
second
game
of
the
best
of
upon
his
graduation
and
entry
iary.
Mr.
Pearson
has
been
in
ill-health
for
some
time.
'iZZ
.
h,hP
JT
ptolesslm-
President
Harold
Ballard
of
the
After
his
atav
in
Prince
Rn
A..
D;
Turnbull,
member
for
ICOSSianci-l
rai
,
-
Marlies
and
Stamps'
coach
By-
nprt
rtr
Hanklnsnn
win
return
rli
wars
himself
and
s.uft
technically.
H
he
Russians
'
would
war
not
later
than
is
what
I
call
"Pearl
becomes
minister
of
-health
and
Welfare.
jron
McDonald
said
they
expected
t0
Edmor
;.
i!
to
take
up
further
r.inded."
That
is.
he
The
camp
method
of
fish
collecting'
Is
-for
.smaller
wishing
boats
to
base
at
a
house
boat,
bring
their
catches
1
16
the)'
camp
and
load
bait.
The
packer
keeps
the
camp
supplied
with
bait
and
'
provisions
on
her
return
trips.
The
flsb
from
the
camp
is
loaded
on.
the
packer,
which
delivers
It
to
the
company
wharf.
,
i
,
'
;
James
L..Lee,
manager
of
the
Atlin
Fisheries
Ltd.,
said
the
fish
was
going
to
the
eastern
American
seaboard.
The
exact
destination,
he
added
with
a
smile,
"Is
Hon.
W;
T.
St'raith.'
minister
of
education,
takes
e
seconq
game
wouia
proviae
a
post-gra,...
,
In
surgery.
...
....
-
-..
--
.
'
iaster
orana
or
nocxev.
loronLo
at
the
war
wouH
a
Russian
atom'c
He
served
in
the
Navy
during
the
war.
over
the
provincial
secretaryship.
i
won
Monday
night's
game
6-5.
tick
on
the
biueest
ASS'N
OR
CIVIC
CENTRE-
-es
producing
centres.
1
him
how
long
he
:
would
take
the
U.S.
'hereafter,
to
atomize
cities
of
Russia.
V
Fire
Destroys
Simpson
Home
the
buslnes
of
ho
one
but
us."
Who
Will
Operate
Baseball
-Issue
to
be
Decided
Tonight
pnment
on
earth
is
e
the
order
to
start
n
one
certain
result
S
i
Port
des-
Home
of
Henry
Helln
at
Simpson
Vv
as
completely
per
would
be
retalia
LOCAL
.TIDES
:
'Thursday,
May
4,
1950
Hlgri
.
2:17
23.2
feet
te
other
side
which
.1
troyed
by
fire
at
9
o'clock
this'
15:18
19.8
feet
Jtf
millions
of
its
own
1
I
morning.
Within
an
hour:
the
residence,
situated
on
the
old
Low
8:57
0.6
feet
National
S,
Chicago
2
N
OF
A
READER
of
Hudson
Bay
jiroperty
wasJraaed
20:39
6.6
feet
0-.
.
At
a
general
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association
called
for
this
evening
at
the
Civic
Centre
the
question
as
to
whether
the
Civic
Centre
Association
or
the
Baseball
Association
is
to
operate
baseball
hereabouts
this
season
is
to
be
discussed.
Much
interest
has
been
shown
this
past
week
by
Baseball
Scores
TUESDAY
.
National
Philadelphia
8,
Chicago
10
Boston
1,
Pittsburgh
6
Brooklyn
10,
St.
Louis
3
New
York-Cincinnati
postponed.
American
Clevland
1,
Boston
6
Other
games
postponed.
Western
International
Vancouver
10,
Yakima
5
Trl-Clty
14,
Wenatchce
6
Tacoma
at
Spokane,
wet
grounds.
Victoria
at
Salem,
rain.
i;ian
Science
Monitor
of
course,
the
most
i
and
lca-st
inflam-
published
in
the
5
'
to
the
ground.
It
was
a
comparatively
new
house.
Mr.
Helin
was
away
at
the
time
engaged
in
Ijls
work
with
the
fishing
industry
tt
Prince
R'ipert.
Mrs.
Hellri
and
family
escaped
without
injury.
Ptes.
I
this,
-
baseball
enthusiasts
on
N
with
me
that
just1
i
f'estants
and
Catholics'
point
and
rumor
has
it
that
the
J
Halikiif
In
Civic
Centre
body
is
willing
to
nOie
rluMuUl
llT"
'?
forced
to
call
off
.
V
Off
Its
first
trip
to
the
plant
land
live
and
let
live;
handle
the
vounastcrs
but
,.
pounds
RESIGNS-Hon.
George
Pearson,
minister
of
!v.a"th
and
r
lt,c
Moslem
DeoDlts
LOCAL
ATHLETES
WIN
Rupert
Boys
Clean
Up
In
Alaska
Track
Meet
Bob
Wilkinson,
Eric
Moore,
Jerry
Ford
And
Koddy
Tait
Garner
Points
KETCHIKAN,,
Alaska
(Special
to
the
Daily
NeWs)
Bob
Wilkinson
of
Prince
Rupert
became
grand
aggregate"
champion
of
the
Southeastern
Ued
'f
their
attempt
wants
nothing
to
do
with
the
n
"'
(J
LUdU
LVU
U
W"
JCJIU
"U,V
I
A
n
J,""3
ot
the
,
largest
'7"
trips
incu
senior
ret-up.
This
action
Would
be
a
departure
from
policy
ofi
The
packer
W.
R.
Lord,
Capt
Prince
Rupert
for
several
years,
last
season
when
the
juniors'
Norman
Sievort,
brought
in
a
sec-
tied
up
at
the
Canadian
Fish
and
will
rank
with
Caesar.
T
me
world,
by
force
ItfV
er
K
I...
.
,
THERE
IS
In
the
latest
booic
injury
wouiq
.niinn
hlfh
I
read
With
j'S
LATEST
book
U
a
grain
of
salt,
as
It
were.
That
fit
Grand
dfifllhW
with
the
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Skies
cleared
in
nor-Lhcrn
sections
last
night
and
cloudiness
continues
to
decrease,
in
south
drifted
along
in
a
haphazard
ond
load
ol
hallDut
this
morn-
com
.storage
piani
mis
morning,
manner
which
resulted
in
their
ing
for
the
Canadian
Fish
and
The
Santa
Marie
No.
II,'
Capt.
league
'
becoming
defunct
car'y,
Cold
Storage
plant
at
Seal
Cove.
Dave
Moore,
brought
in-
100,000
in
the
season.
!
The
catch
amounted
to
35,000
pounds
of
sole.
.
.
.
m
'o
me
to
hnvo
nni-o
fHahk
t.n
Scotland
of
Hitler's
,iUlUy
as
the
earlier
Number
Two
man.
Hess,
'his
same
scries
Fnr
Thi
most
nlauslble
explana-
A
snnkesmnn
for
thp
Baseball
"
V"
ern
regions
this
morning.
How
Association
made
It
clear
today
'
-r-
the
htidka
enisode
that
I
l'ri
(ton
firm
rf
tha
Hpss
Forest
Resources
From
Here
ever,
a
few
showers
will
persist
today
in
the
southern
interior
I11'"
after
world
uinr
.pp
ViparH
was
this:
that
there
is
a
hot
session
In:
store
"
if
the'
Civic
Centre
plans1
r
Alaska
track
meet
yesterday.
He
and
Eric
Moore
se.t
records
in
the
440
and
880
respectively
and
won
first
and
second
places
in
grand
aggregate.
Williamson
was
the
outstand-
,
-
especially
near
the
mountain;
T
T
I
n
C
I
to
out
from
under
as
far
as
Arft
storm
get
Tfl
TprrafA
Rpjrin
XlirVfiYPd
ridgss
An
intending
senior
league
operation
is
con-
I
V
ICNQLU
Ml
t
UCIIItj
JUI1CJGU
centre
which
lies
600
miles
west
Probably
rate
higher,
'
Some
secret
bureau
of
the
Jre.
than
his
later
bureau
of
the
British
intcUl-,
genee
baited
the
hook
for
.Hess.
"The
AftermatVj
To
their
astonishment
he
swal-ajuu'
1928,
ope
ii3
lowed
it,
hook,
line
and
sinker.
Of
thp
mrwt-
l..t.J
..I
I..
V.
n
-I
nlofTPH
him
Pros
ana
cons
o:
tne
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-cerned.
however,
wil
be
aired
is.
expected
to
remain
in
the
question,
N
a
special
session
prior
to
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
but
a
disturb
!
Mnnimrr
hon
Ihn
CV.
lng
sprinter
of
tne
day,
copping'
coming
third
in
the
880
and
mile
the
100
yard
dash.'
the
220
an-I
funs,
fifth
in
the
broad
jump
440.
He
was
fourth
In
the
shot
and
ran
a
leg
of
the
relay.
Jerry
Another
step
toward
obtaining
a
complete
of
forest
resources
in
the
province
was
itJ
it
.tTlll
lieiieicU
llic-unua
nin,n
nc
s'n
modern
nrnso
i
,rH
nf
Vinnnr"
that
his
own
ecutive
of
the
baseball
body
wiir
started
today
with
the.
beginning
of
a
survey
of
the
Fjcs
think
that
future
life
would
'be
safe
if
he
came.
be
ret
representatives
of
the
by
coaslal
bribing
rain
to
most
M"
remember
Church-!
The
fact
remains
that
Hess,
Civic
Centre
group
re5ions.
Temperatures
in
most
lower
Skeena
valley
from
here
to
Terrace.
The
party
making
the
survey,
under
direction
of
Barry
'
Ford,
Victoria,
is
composed
of
forestry
students
at
University
of
British
Columbia..
Work-
-
t
-
-iiuis
inan
lor
imicr
s
aepuiy,
wua
uic
T
'
Stntp
Tr,
n.l.
Aaath
plt.hpr
A
special
invitation
'
is
being
of
the
province
will
be
slightly
above
normal
for
the
next
two
extended
to
those
who
have
To
p
others,
Churchill
by
suicide
or
execution.-
.
cehtly
arrived
in
tne
city
and
have
been,
active
in
playing
or
days.
Forecast
ing
from
aerial
phooograpn.-,
a
more
up-to-date
picture.
They
organizing
in
this
great
summer
;
they
will
be
able
to
complete
will
enter
information
on
their
A
few
North
Coat
Regions
had
tough
luck
In
the
mile
run.
He
was
winning
at
the
end,
but
due
to
faulty
counting
of
laps
the
boys
ran
an
extra
lap,
in
which
he
fell
behind
Ponio
Pcneff.
He
"showed
up
well
in
the
sprints,
garnering
a
fourth
in
the
220
and
440.
He
also
ran
a
leg
of
the
relay.
Roddy
Tait
placed
fourth
in
the
mile
and
sixth
in
the
broad
jump.
Final
score
was
Ketchikan
1,
Prince
Rupert
2,
Petersburg
3.
Prince
Rupert
had
no
entries
In
the
field
events
in
which
Ketchikan
was
strong.
Thus
they
were
nosed
out
in
the
final
scoring
.
clouds
today.-
Overcast
tonight
sport,
to
attend
tnis
evening
s
tneir
survey
mucn
more
quicmy
maps.
Detailed
cruises
win
sun
and
Thursday
with
ram
bcln-!
meeting.
Managers
of
the
senior
r.nd
with
less
effort
than
In
the
be
carried
out
by
rangers
in
put.
He
Was
anchor
man
on
tne
relay
team,
which
was
Just
nosed
out
by
Ketchikan.
Bob
ran
the
440
In
58
seconds
to
beat
the
previous
.
record
of
61
seconds.
In
the
100
ahd
220
yard
dashes
his
nearest
competitors
were
10
yards
bettind.
Williamson-
piled
up
17
Vx
points
for
the
grand
aggregate
award.
Eric
tyoore
was
runner
up
with
11
points.
Eric
Moore
set
the
record
for
the
880
yard
run
by
clipping
off
six
seconds
from
the
previous
record
when
he
broke,
the
tape
In
2
minutes
and
21
seconds.
Ha
was
second,
in
the
440,
fifth
in
the
100
yard
dash
and
ran
a
leg
of
the
relay.
Jerry
Ford
had
a
big
day
alsi,
EL
WANTED
teams
are
hot
on
the
trail
of
days
of
searching
everything
;
their
own
districts.
The
survey
ning
early
tomorrow
morning.
Little
'change
in
temperature.
Wind
llaht
today,
southeast
13
anything
that
looks
like
a
ball
out
on
foot.
The
photos
were
i
u
a
continuation
of
the
one
con-player
and
already
practices
are
made
"by
the
R.C.A.F.
and
thoj
ducted
last
year
from
Douglas
m.n.h
this
pvpninir
Inprpas'nrr
.
beini
held
at
Corstruction
Labourers.
Apply
in
per
the
Rooseven
B.C.
Forest
service
working
io-,cnannei
to
Naas.
Future
sur-'gether
and
cover
the
area
from
veys
wui
cover
the
area
up
tho
to
25
near
midnight
and
shifting
Park
diamond.
son
Cnl.k:-
....
i
prince
Kupert
to
tne
Aiasna-
ifaas.
.,,,u,u
v.eiiuiose
personnel
to
west
25
tomorrow
morninjr.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
to-nioirow
at
Port
Haidy
42
and
OTTAWA
Kfi
The
government
Yukon
border,
named
Gordon
Isnor,
veteran
'object
of
the
party
is
to
find
Island.
Another
party
is
working
from
the
launch
"Forest
Surveyor"
in
the
Bella
Coola
Ocean
'
Falls
52,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert
,
Liberal
Member
from
Halifax,
a
the
volume,
quality
and
accessi
The
meet
was
postponed
until
(106)
member
of
the
.Sena;
yesterday
bility
of
tirrber
resources
giving
area
Tuesday
because
of
the
weather.
I
42
and
50
I
1