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Strategic
Pacific
Port
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the
Key
to
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Northwest."
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VOL-
XXXVII,
No.
70.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MARCH
23,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
pre
IS
.
ST1L
CRUCIAL
INTERNATIONAL
PiOT
Frontier
riisiTY.
FEAR
OF
DEPRESSION,
Pope
Not
Gassed,
Laughs
Off
Story
ROME
The
Pope's
physician,
M
"
SW
TO
REMAIN
IN
BERLIN
Yanks
Staying
There
ky
AFFECTS
CANADA
FAMILIES
Incident;
Dr.
Galeazzi
Llsi,
commenting
on
a
report
that
the
Pontiff
had
WA
insecurity,
depression
and
worry
are
the
sub-
report
of
the
Family
Welfare
Division,
Canadian
i
'council,
issued
yesterday
on
the
results
of
Canada's
tfJ
New
Swap
Although
Four
Power
Machinery
Paralyzed
fainted
a
few
days
ago.
In
the
bathroom
because
of
a
gas
leakage,
said
the
Pope
laughed
heart
Vast
ol
liviiH
,
t,
rmiiu
iif
i
t
serve
only
in
fomenting
Chauvinist
hatred.""
From
Communist
states
there
was
chorus
of
protests
in
fear
that
the
Trieste
pronouncement
would
influence
the
Italian
elections
in
which
the
Communists
are
bidding
for
power.
,
French
Foreign
Minister
George
Bidault,
who
announced
the
plan
Saturday
and
conferred
for
three
hours
yesterday
with
Premier
"Alcide
de
Gaspeii
of
ITaly,
declared:
"Peace
is
possible.
I
think
That
peace
is
probable
and
I
think
that,
if
we
do
what
we
bhould,
peace
is
certain."
The
Moscow
radio
lashed
out
at
western
powers,
charging
that
United
States,
Britain
and
battle
oi
Hie
oouai
13
y."&
ni
kiito
TRIESTE
(CP)
Fresh
detachments
of
British
ily
when
he
heard
the
story
for
the
heating
equipment
In
thr?
bathroom
happens
to
be
electric
end
not
gas.
BERLIN
iff'
"We
are
in
Ber-lin
by
agreement
and
we
Intend
to
stay,''
said
Gen.
Lucius
Clay,
United
States
occupation
commander,
yesterday
when
ased
to
comment
on
a
Russian
sug
said
Miss
K,
M
jacusoii,
wxrciarj
o
mi:
division,
jn
ing
the
findings
of
a
survey
taken
by
the
Council
of
livina
conditions
in
Canada.
l
military
police
have
mov
5.7
xwrw
,rt
Indicate
that
not
only
are
larailies
having
a
hard
.
.....
t
i.,
t
r
-I--.--...-I
i
gestion
that
the
Americans
get
make
ends
meel
dui,
ulmxui
iv-j.,
vi
uriciKiiuu
unu
worry
increasing
family
tensions."
out
of
town.
BLOODY
FIGHT
ed
into
the
tense
frontier
area
of
Trieste,
it
was
announced
officially
tonight.
Last
.night
the
United
States
military
government
announced
We
are
in
Berlin
by
agree
1
I
ment
just
'as
the
Russians
are
OSCARS
in
saxony
ana
muringia
(terri
SHORT,
SNAPPY
'PHONE
TALKING
TO
BE
ENFORCED
tory
conquered
by
Allied
Troops)
IN
PALESTINE
by
agreement."
France
were
acting
behind,
the
back
of
the
Soviet
Union
in
proposing
to
revise
the
treaty
with
Italy.
A
Russian
boycot
of
the
four
I
N.
)
II
i
power
government
machinery
in
w
...
if
I
Cvlman
NciiuliaUnt
British
Authorities
Send
More
Tanks
and
Artillery
to
Judean
Hills
"
'
Germany,
which
followed
their
Ll
So
Loretla
Young
that
a
patrol
of
civil
police
in
the
Anglo-American
zone
had
been
fired
upon
by
the
Yugoslav
police
at
the
border
bs-tween
the
two
zones.
One
policeman
was
sngntly
wounded.
An
Italian
policeman,
wounded
by
Yugoslav
frontier
guards
walk-out
on
the
meeting
of
the
Allied
control
council
Saturday,
vu-onn
J-Ronaio
JERUSALEM,
r
British
was
typically
non-j
spread
paralysis
today
through
the
whole
control
authority.
Saturday
night
as
lie!
ounred
the
winner
of;
FLOODS
ARE
GOING
DOWN
Recession
Appears
to
Be
Bringing
Relief
to
Situation
In
Ontario
and
Quebec
TORONTO
1
With
the
death
iciriv
of
Million
Picture;
City
lelphone
authorities
are
going
to
clamp
down
on
long
-winded
'phone
conversations
and
enforce
the
three-minute
time
limit
on
party
lines.
City
Council
cheerfully
adopted
a
utilities
committee
report
to
that
effect
last
night
In
a
manner
that
was
iUelf
a
model
of
tersness
and
verbal
economy.
"It
will
give
a
great
deal
more
telephone
service
to
a
good
many
more
people,"
commented
Mayor
Arnold.
"Good
Idea,"
echoed
the
eight
aldermen.
MAD
KILLERS
Sciences
Oscar
as
the
of
the
year
for
his
of
the
murderous
ac-j
In
a
scrape
last
night,
said
today
he
had
been
shot
after
two
arguments
over
where
the
boundary
lines
lay
in
free
territory.
The
guard
was
the
first
reported
casualty
in
tension
produced
here"
by
the
proposal
of
the
authorities
rushed
more
tanks
and
artillery
into
the
Judean
Hills
today
to
smash
the
bloodiest
Arab-Jewish
battle
in
Palestine's
recent
history.
The
fight
has
been
raging
for
four
days.
An
hour
after
dawn
British
headquarters
said
the
battlefield
was
quiet.
Tanks
ranged
the
dirt
roads
leading
to
Jewish
Hartuv
and
Arab
Ishwa,
the
main
points
of
A
Doubie
Life
"
He
said
ARE
RETAKEN
FRENCH
COMMEMORATE
1343
R
EVOLUTION
All
France
recently
commemmorated
the
revolution
oi
1848,
in
which
King
Louis-Philippe
was
overthrown
and
the
second
republic
instituted.
The
fact
that
the
current
French
president,
Vincent
Auriol,
stood
under
an
umbrella
while
the
Marseilles
was
played,
above,
brought
smiles
to
many
faces
in
Paris,
since
the
umbrella
was
a
"trademark"
for
King
Louis-Philippe.
ted
to
go
on
making
tires
lor
another
thirty
PENETANGUISHENE,
Out.
Two
.
mad
killers,
fugitives
from
a
mental
hospital
here,
toll
standing
already
at,
four
and
damage
that
may
run
into
millions
of
dollars,
there
were
indications
today
of
a
general
recession
of
flood
waters
in
Ontario
and
Quebec.
Tb.
subsiding
western
powers
to
return
Trieste
to
Italy.
The
guard
was
hit
in
the
right
hand
and
left
knee.
,
The
scene
of
the
shooting
lies
Young
was
not
as
calm
as
announced
the
est
ol
the
year
for
her
New
Development
On
in
the
area
where
the
border
is
batle,
part
of
the
pierce
fighting
were
recaptured
ear
ly
today
in
which
claimed
140
lives
yester-
(
the
snow-covered
countryside
day.
!
within
a
few
miles
of
this
'
Unofficial
death
toll
since
Georgian
Bay
town.
nation
of
the
Swedish-
commenced
Sunday
night.
not
well
defined
and
where
there
politician
in
"The
DuuithUr."
She
was
RETTING
RIGHTS
HIGH
Government
officials
antici
November
29
when
the
United
i
Melville
Wilkie.
37
-
year
-
old
International
Front
hyve
been
many
arguments
between
opposing
police
and
patrols.
Italy
today
rejected
the
Yugo
d
and
happy
that
she
pate
Britain's
coal
production
i
Nations
announced
decision
to
Owen
Sound
man,
who
confess-
One
of
the
hardeel
hit
places
in
the
floods
was
Brompton-ville,
Quebec,
where
the
surging
waters
and
massive
ice
blocks
from-
the
rampaging
St.
Francis
River
swept
over
the
town
at
d
tears.
for
1950
will
amount
to
249,000.
partlon
Palestine
now
stands
at
ed
to
burning
his
wife
and
baby
the
first
time
that
tons
daughter
to
death,
and
Henry
slav
offer
to
trade
Trieste
for
I
LONDON
(CP)
An--
'
.
1
i
i.
i
a
I
II
AM
A
ITI
A
1
1
above
j
2018.
It
includes
858
Jews,
1,013
'Arabs,
120
British
and
23
others.
000
tons
18,000,000
1948
output.
taun
or
Miss
Vouns
J
i
Oscar
recipients
as
Leo
Cada,
aged
29,
River
Rouge,
Michigan,
adjudged
unfit
to
stand
trial
for
the
knife
slayinp,
last
June
of
his
21-year-old
sis-
a
for
Loi.d
;ii-born
Ed-rvnn
and
-Celeste
Holm
j
t
voted
be-t
supporting
oiner
oeveiopnieia
m
"-
jMflVny
I
U
hi
international
front
today
PI
A
I
UK
UlllIUU.,,
was
the
report
from
Paris
fr
C
I
I
t
T
T
A
V
-that
Foreign
Ministtrj
L
I
3
ALL
3
IAA
liidault
and
perhaps
For-j
Thjllks
Jrovilu.ial
(;,vprnm(.t
eign
Secretary
Ernest
Bevi'
Went
Too
,,ar
jn
,nipost
would
go
to
Washington
to
con-
I
Mayor
Nora
Arnold
thinks
fer
next
month
with
Secretary
that
the
provincial
government
of
State
George
Marshall.
j
..
.
,
jii
,ii
.i
is
Koing;
too
far
in
its
plan
to
for
work
in
"Miracle
y-Fuui
lh
Si
reel'
and
.cr.'s
Agreement"
re-
CHAVCHAVADZE
WINS
OVATION
FROM
TRANSPORTED
AUDIENCE
PIANO
KKCITAL
OF
KAKK
DKLKJUT
GREETED
WITH
UNPRECEDENTED
E
X
P
R
E
S
S
I
O
N
OF
APPRECIATION
I
ter,
Ida,
fled
from
the
asylum
Saturday
night
after
slusgint
a
.guard
and
lifting
his,
keys.
The
!
escape
is
Wilkie
fourth
since
j
he
was
committed
to
mental
i
hospital
in
1933.
Wanted
to
Evict
levy
a
sales
lax
in
British
Bevin
calling
it
"absolute
no:i
THE
WEATHER
the
Italian
town
of
Gorlzia
to
the
north.
The
Yugoslav
proposal
met
with
a
cool
reception,
it
being
pointed
out
that
Trieste
is
international
territory
and
not
Yugoslavia's
to
barter.
The
new
Yugoslav
move
followed
a
proposal
of
United
States,
Great
Britain
and
Francs
to
return
Trieste
to
Italy.
The
decision
is
regarded
as
adverse
to
Italian
communists
who
are
bidding
for
supreme
power
in
the
April
18
elections.
Previous
to
the
making
of
the
Gbrizia
suggestion,
the
Yugoslav
government
had
protested
to
the
western
powers
yesterday
that
their
proposal
in
regard
to
Trieste
would
not
strengthen
the
peace
of
central
Europe.
Tan
jug,
official
Yugoslav
news
agency,
said
a
note
had
been
presented
by
United
States,
British
and
French
ambassadors
in
ktant
Mothers
S"
1
Commenting
on
a
letter
from
French
sources
said
the
chief
'VA--A
landlady
asked
in
the
week-end,
carrying
away
eighteen
houses
and
leaving
one
hundred
persons
homeless.
Huge
-ice
cakes
were
piled
25
to
30
?eet
high.
Several
automobiles
were
buried.
The
flood
tore
up
half
a
mile
of
railroad
track,
destroyed
the
Canadian
National
Railway
station
and
cut
down
electric
and
telephone
lines,
causing
a
total
power
failure.
Many
houses,
in
addition
to
the
eighteen
swept
away,
were
damaged
beyond
repair.
Mayor
J.
P.
Mullins
estimated
the
damage
to
residential
property
alone
at
$500,000.
One
death
was
reported.
The
Red
Cross
has
moved
in
with
disaster
relief.
One
flood
death
was
that
of
a
small
boy
at
Port
Hope.
Ontario,
east
of
here
on
the
lake-shore.
Three
persons
were
drowned
in
Ontario
and
one
in
Quebec.
Several
million
dollars
damage
was
done
to
harbor
facilities
at
Goderich.
would
1
ule
secretary
ui
ue
uiuuu
ui
a.
topics
of
such
a
meeting
Not
in
a
long
time
has
a
Prince
Rupert
audience
displayed
such
enthusiastic
appreciation
of
sheer
musical
artistry
as
that
which
was
accorded
the
international
pianist,
Prince
George
Chavchavadze,
who,
appeared
in
specially-arranged
recital
at
the
Synopsis
Intermittent
rain
is
expected
today
over
the
southwestern
corner-
of
British
Columbia
associated
with
a
storm
centre
which
C.
Municipalities,
of
which
she
is
an
executive
member,
she
de-
Court
for
the
eviction
xpedant
mothers,
their
be
the
Marshall
plan
to
reconstruct
non-communist
Europe.
Civic
Centre
here
last
nieht.
It
was
the
outstanding
j
developed
off
the
Washington
"
..i
mui
...til
U
clared:
"The
U.B.C.M..
originally
!
asked
that
a
small
tax
be
levied
on
everything
but
the
necessl-j
ties
of.
life
in
order
to
raise
I
funds
for
educational
purposes.
jWe
did
not'
expect
that
the
gov-
musical
event
of
the
season
in
over
mgnu
nus
u.
uc
and
an
18-months-old
that
she
could
take
n
of
her
home
Ths
said
she
bought
the
'
July
1SI46.
with
the
llwt
the
tenants
would
't
"soon."
But
no
such
oiiowd.
which
forced
COAL
STRIKE-IS
GOING
ON
WASHINGTON
O
U
this
city
and
an
audience
of
live
hundred
persons
expressed
its
acclaim
in
no
uncertain
manner.
The
artist
caught
the
spirit
of
the
ovation
and
met
the
undeniable
spontaneous
approbation
with
gracious
generosity,
responding
with
a
scries
extra
money
iuiiwu,
wu.
TTndpr
thp
onvornmpnt.
fifhpme
Mine
Workers
of
America
today
Mug
the
case
to
court.
Belgrade
by
the
Yugoslav
foreign
minister,
Stanoje
Simic.
companiea
ov
clearing
over
un-genius,
control
the
factors
or
northern
sections
of
the
prov-that
go
tomake
up
instrumental
!im,e
Mixed
rain
and
snow
ls
perfection
but,
when
one
listens
expected
over
the
southern
into
Chavchavadze.
he
soon
finds
We'd-himself
jterlor
tonight
and
early
caught
up
in
a
com-!neS(Jay
as
tne
storm
passes
in.
bined
depiction
of
the
factors
!and
Howeveri
clearing
is
indi-of
skill
and
genius
that
leads
jcaled
aong
the
coast
tomorrow
to
such
admiration
and
enjoy-
jin
tne
wake
of
tne
disturbance,
ment
that
it
Is
to
relax
and
ab-
j
Priru.e
Rupert.
Queen
Char-sorb
a
warmth
of
tone
and
cxe.;loUcs
and
Nortn
coast
Cloudy
cution.
a
perfection
of
keyboard
wHn
widtiy
scattered
showers
fUtly
rejected
egovornrnen.s
i
one
th.rd
p
yitrt-t
y
i
u.
w0Uid
be
du.
maternity
cases
are
ex-1
May
and
June.
Premier
Tito's
government
made
i
Ki
if
arl
r,
nnKT
Dio
munifinti
I
i-
a
point
in
the
note
that
the
prj
posal
calle
dfor
the
creation
of:
M
two.thirds
g0
posal
to
restore
Trieste
to
Italy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
McKin-
A
lilcli-llllUiiiK
uuaiu
ill"'".
into
provincial
general
revenue.
came
only
four
weeks
before
the
non
of
Lemberg,
Saskatchewan,
PCALTiDES
of
encores
which
were
as
interesting
and
delightful
as
the
main
program
itself.
The
recital
was
timed
for
an
easy
one
hour
and
twenty
minutes.
It
lasted
Italian
election.
It
declared:
gate
the
cilsputc
over
miners
pensions
that
touched
off
the
mastery,
that
transports
oiie:mixed
rain
anci
sn0Wj
clearing
wy,
Man-h
24
1943
walk
-outs.
John
L.
Lewis
would
nto
realms
of
the
highest
ap-
;bv
afternoon
.Variable
cloudiness
i
v
sailed
today
on
the
Coqult-lam
for
Vancouver
after
spending
the
last
week
visiting
Mr.
McKinnon's
cousin
Alex
McKin-on,
1840
Fifth
Avenue
East.
sent
the
milkers
buck
to
Lt.-Governor
of
Saskatchewan
Dies
"The
Yugoslav
government
considers
that
submitting
such
a
proposal
at
the
time
of
the
pre-clectoral
campaign
In
Italy
can
i
t
.n,..
ih
ciiiHioH
'
...
.
.....
I
nave
piecMuvii
iu
'"
I
overnignt.
uiear
weanesuay.
work
before
the
plan
could
go
into
effect.
0:52
13:03
6.58
19:18
criticism.
There
was
nothing
to
winds
linht.
Continuing
cold.
21.3
feet
j
for
two
hours.
Even
then
the
22.2
feet
'
audience
wanted
to
listen
on.
3.9
feet
j
one
may
go
to
a
recital
tj
18
feet;
observe
technique,
Interpretation
find
in
Chavchavadze
to
ad-
ows
tonight
ana
highs
Wednes-
REGINA
Hon.
Reginald
i
T,-,llfW-
1kfAl,.k;,,.
L'ltlliol
l-illll
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HIT..
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Dnrl-n,
!
ilXll.lll-
day:
Port
Hardy
33
and
40,
Mas-
uauiiii,
oLuuiv-vi
.-id,
iiuiili
iviaioui
ii
aiivii,
UlVUWll
sett
32
and
40,
Prince
Rupert
30
and
38.
versely
criticize.
Prince
Rupert
has
probably
never
heard
a
finer
piano
master
Certainly
nevr
a
more
gracious
one.
The
program
favored
Chopin,
;
:
TOD
A
TS
STOCKS
:
:
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnr.ton
Co.
Ltd.
ing
in
his
early
youth
in
Copcn-jaut
Governor
of
Saskatchewan
hagen
and
was
a
pupil
at
the
j
since
1945,
died
suddenly
early
Opera
School
of
the
Royal
j
today
from
a
heart
attack.
He
Theatre
there.
-
I
was
67
years
of
age.
Vancouver
Itr'uisli
Columbia
Men
Seen
DANISH
LEAVES
ARE
CANCELLED
I
COPENHAGEN
'O
The
Danish
Menace
to
U.S.
Government
s
WASHINGTON.
DC,
ff
-Tlie
i
Wie
international
board
of
the
Department
of
Justice
lias
is-j
CIO;
McCuish
is
president
of
sued
an
Immigration
'
ruling
the
British
Columbia
unit
of
the
which
a
Labor
lawyer
said
Mon-
!
union,
and
Melsness
is
executive
day
night
has
the
effect
of
ex-
secretary
of
the
.British
Colum-clucllng
from
the
United
States
j
bia
unit.
Privy
Council
met
in
secret
session
today
after
Easter
leaves
for
some
of
the
Danish
military
had
been
cancelled.
A
Parliamentary
committee
will
meet
tomorrow.
MewspaiK'rs
were
asked
not
to
give
"sensational
display"
to
the
communique
cancelling
leaves.
the
first
hajf
devoted
to
the
works
of
Poland's,
if
not
the
world's
greatest
composer
of
piano
music.
The
Chopin
sequence
opened
on
familiar
note
with
the
strident
Polonaise
No.
3
in
A
Major,
Opus
40
No.
1
(Militairel
and
closed
with
the
popular
Polonaise
in
A
Flat
Major,
Opus
("Song
to
Remember").
Three
Preludes
from
Opu.s.
2'6
No.
15,
D
Flat
Major,
No.
7,
A
Major
and
No.
24
D
Minor
demonstrated
the
ability
of
the
artist
to
meet
technical
problems
with
matchless
precision
of
keyboard
mastery.
Three
Eludes
No.
13
A
Flat
M'ljor.
Opus
25,
No.
'.!.
E
Major,
Opus
10,
and
No.
12.
C
Minor.
Opus
10
were
rendered
with
fine
sympathy
of
expression
and
interpretation.
Fine
depth
of
tonal
effect
was
displayed
in
"Nocturne
in
F
Sharp
Major,
Opus
53.
one
of
several
request
numbers,
like
the
descriptive
"Funeral
March."
For
'
a
Beethoven
interlude
Chavchavadze
turned
to
the
Sonata
in
C
Major,
Opus
53
(more
familitarly
known
as
the
In
Vancouver
Dalskog,
British
Columbia
President
of
the.
International
Woodworkers
of
America
(CIO
i
said
yesterday
that
he
had
been
advised
by
his
Washington
attorney
that
court
action,
by
which
he
is
excluded
from
tiie
United
States,
was'or-
9
"every
member"
of
the
Canadian
Labor-Progressive
Party.
The
Department
said
it
had
"reason
to
believe"
that
three
Vancouver
C.I.O.
officials,
as
members
of
the
LPP,
belong
to
an
organization
advocating
violent
overthrow
of
the
United
States
government.
Bobjo
.12
Buffalo
Canadian
08
Con.
Smelters
95.75
Conwest
76
Donalda
67
Eldona
70
Elder
.52
Giant
Yellowknife
4.05
God's
Lake
60
Hardrock
-
.07
Harricana
06
V2
Heva
HVi
,Hosco
30
Jacknlfe
04:,4
Joliet
Quebec
30
Lak
eRowan
12
Lapaska
06
Little
Long
Lac
1.00
Lynx
08!
4
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.79
McKenzie
Red
Lake
48
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.05
Moneta
31
Negus
2.18
Noranda
44.75
Eouvicourt
.56
Pickle
Crow
2.00
t
Regcourt
.06
San
Antonio
4.05
Senator
Rouyn
42
Vi
Sherrit
Gordon
1.75
Steep
Rock
1.95
'
Sturgeon
River
18
Silver
Miller..
.J
30
Bralorne
8.0(1
B.
R.
Con.
03
B.
R.
X
08
Cariboo
Quartz
1.50
Den
Ionia
04
Grull
Wihksne
:..
.05
Vz
Hedley
Mascot
62
Minto
.'.
02
Pend
Oreille
2.85
Pioneer
2.75
Premier
Border
04
Privateer
,
21
.
Reeves
McDonald
1.45
Reno
08
Salmon
Gold
-..
,
.l8'i
Sheep
Creek
J.05
Taku
River
55
Congress
,
03
V
Pacific
Eastern
05
Hedley
Amalg
03
Spud
Valley
.,
15
Central
Zeballos
01
'4
Silbak
Premier
40
Oils
A.
P.
Con.
14
Calmont
.42
C.
&
E
4.10
Foothills
3.25
Home'
6.05
Toronto
Athona
06
'2
Aumaque
17
Beattie
.60
iff
i,.
.
-
Special
Grant
To
Municipalities
dered
by
Attorney
General
Tom
""tii
AT
rARTITION
PLAN-Joseph
Nisot,
Belgian
U
i
''
'
alul
A'
-
L'
McNaughton,
Canadian
cliar
lire
'"
swurily
council
chamber
at
Lake
Success,
N.Y.,
Umi
.Vj'r
ail'IresM-d
the
body
and
told
the
security
noiieri?,
!''""
;ilKi
implementation
of
Palestine
should
Attorney
General
Tom
Clark,
Clark.
Bert
Melsness
and
John
reversing
Board
of
Immigration
'
McCuish,
also
IWA
officials,
appeal
board
fidings,
ruled
that
i
were
similarly
excluded.
Kanri
.
n'B
a
make
the
"supreme
effort
'
to
recon-
three
Canadians
had
been
pro
In
August
of
last
year
Dalskog,
suB8estion
1
WUS
com'3lete
accord
with
the
Cana-
VICTORIA,
iff
The
British
Columbia
government
this
year
will
make
a
special
grant
to
municipalities
in
lieu
of
taxation
on
government-owned
buildings,
used
for
commercial
purposes,
it
was
announced
yesterday
by
Hon.
R.
C.
Macdonald,
minister
of
municipal
affairs.
He
said
that
municipalities
had
been
granted
$17,988,000
this
year
as
against
$11,267,000
last
year.
SKETBALL
PLAY-OFFS
TONIGHT
"r
IiVr
"vr
...
.
1
Melsness
and
McCuish
were
refused
entry
to
attend
a
union
convention
in
Seattle.
Immigration
rejection
of
the
trio's
appeal,,
was
later
overruled
by
a
board
of
immigration
appeals.
Now
Attorney
General
Clark
reversed
the
appeal
ruling,
Dalskog
Said.
perly
excluded
from
the
United
States
last
November.
The
Department
of
Justice
said
that
the
Attorney
General
had
declared
John
McCuish,
Bert
Melsness
and
Karl
Dalskog
of
British
Columbia
"inadmiss-able
under
the
immigration
laws."
Dalskog
is
a
member
of
vs.
i
CoZs""1''
vs'
B-Me-Hi
'
-In,
Sav"y
Vs.Co.on
PHONE
H
For
Reservations
Regular
Prices
"Waldstein"),
the
three
movements
of
which
he
presented
(Continued
on
Page
Two)