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PHOtlE
81
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest1
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
74.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C
TUESDAY,
MARCH
29,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
First
Robins
of
Season
Are
Here
ent
Approves
T!
HI
TTV
TV
T
liam
1
!
Pact;
Vte
roes
M
sua
hiD
First
robins
of
.the
season
and
spring
snow
flurries
came
to
Prince
Rupert
'on
the
same
day
yesterday.
A
pair
of
red
breasts
wee
seen
chirping
plantively
from
a
string
of
light
wire
even
as
chilly
snow
flurries
fell.
It
has
been
a
long
and
unusual
winter
but
these
are
the
real
harbingers
of
the
season's
awakening.
Where
the
robins
are,
spring
Is
not
far
away.
L
1
(CP)
The
House
of
Commons
yester-
J
'
DEPUTY
PREMIER
MISSING
LONDON
An
aircraft,
in
which
Sardar
Patel,
deputy
prime
minister
of
Inda,
was
flying
from
New
Delhi
was
reported
overdue
at
Jaiput
airport
tonieht.
He
was
due
to
attend
an
official
ceremony
at
Jaiput
tomorrow.
MEETING
OF
PREMIERS
OTTAWA
A
meeting
of
Commonwealth
Prime
Ministers
is
to
be
held
in
Loiult.;!.
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nAYL
THEIR
PROBLEMS
BEFORE
ELECTION
IIVc
i
iax
to
debate
came
when
Prime
Minister
Itrode
across
the
House
and
shook
hands
f
the
Opposition
George
Drew
who
had
Union
to
be
Finalized
i
it,.
,-.
in
r
beginning:
April
21,
it
was
announced
today.
The
announce
and
ringing
r
frw
rminilC
OTTAWA
fi
A
tall
silver-thatched,
soft-spoken
"
lawyer
tatiorx.
lmjli
rnunt
.piemen
The
provincial
election
campaign
in
Prince
Rupert,
as
elsewhere
in
British
Columbia,
is
getting
tu
der
way.
General
meetings
of
Liberal
and
Conservative
provincial
riding
organizations
are
called
for
this
week,
the
former
Wednesday
night,
the
latter,
Thursday
night.
Liberals,
at
their
meeting,
'
Sir
Albert
J.
Walsh,
will
be
New-
foundland's
first
Lieutenant-Governor
under
Confederation
when
the
Island
becomes
th?
MOTION
KILLED
Council
Spikes
Another
Plebiscite
Attempt
A
motion
by
Alderman
George
Casey
to
toss
council's
$550,000
will
nominate
delegates
for
the
coalition
continues,
the
Liberals
tenth
nrovlnce
Prime
Minister
i
ere
was
no
.liciher
it
would
vjC
wanted
the
,;e
very
clearly
ais
pact
to
work
-i3t
being
signed
:cr
of
form."
.1,
CCF-
leader,
provincial
convention
to
be
held
will
consult
with
the.
Conserva-
gt.
Laurent
announced
the
ap-ln
Vancouver
April
7
and
8
when
lives,
possibly
offering
their
pomtment
yesterday,
later
dis-
Vift
(com
nf
rriHrminnr
in
1
ho
'
pn
nrl
ifln
t
p
in
thpm
for
fiiWOVal.
Di.lmn
Iv,
1
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a'?
m,i
uuig
.
.
.
,
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ri
bliab
A
I
line
o
.
.
.
tiUOIIig
V,t'
nrftnnunl
Huf.lr
in
m
DacK
to
telephone
Djw
proposal
coaluion
Qt
,t
alone
wmi
Names
of
W.
M.
Watts,
J.
D.
first
member
of
the
federal
cab-
ment
was
made
from
the
office
-
of
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
who
said
that
it
was
proposed
Minister
of
External
Affairs
L.
B.
Pearson
should
represc.rA
Canada
at
opening
meetings.
AMERICANS
JAILED
PRAGUE
The
senate
of
the
Prague
state
court
has
found
two
American
soldiers
guilty
of
espionage
against
Czechoslovakia,
it
is
officially
announced
today.
"
They
have
been
sentenced
to
12
and
10
years
imprisonment.
The
tiial
took
place
in
secret
and
Am-ericr.-
authorities
were
not
informed
of
the
proceedings.
the
voters
received
an
almost
i'
r
i
"
'
S
I
be
secured
on
(
tier
peace
loving
be
decided
upon.
Indications
i
McRae
and
T.
N.
Youngs
are
inet
will
be
sworn
in
at
the
are
that
the
local
delegation
will
j
heard
mentioned
as
possible
Lib-!
Barne
time
when
joint
ceremon-
routine
defeat
at
.the
hands
of
his
colleagues
last
night
after
it
hing
determin-
i5rt
of
agsres-
go
to
the
convention
uninstruct-ed,
it
being
left
to
the
delegates
to
determine
for
themselves
on
eral
nominees.
ieg
take
place
to
mark
the
union
The
Conservatives,
it
is
known,
at,
March
31.
are
aH
for
coalition,
takine
it
for
i
'
:
r
ippravca
me
pi
ui-
STANLEY
CUP
had
been
seconded
"out
of
courtesy"
by
Alderman
T.
B.
Black,
leading
proponent
of
the
rehabilitation
scheme.
"I
could
rule
the
motion
out
of
order,
but
I
don't
Intend
to,"
said
Acting
Mayor
George
Rud-derham.
"We
already
have
the
approval
of
the
voters
and
have
me
spot,
wnai.
woum
seem
w
oe
gl.a,Uc(1
that
to
nave
both
Lib.j
the
best
course
of
action.
Cer-jeral
and
conservative
candid-
talnly,
it
Is
apparent
that
the
ates
W0l)c
bo
t0
assure
tne
local
Liberals,
keen
as
they
mayjelection
of
the
C
C
F.
However,
JOURNEY'S
END
A
hospital
bed
was
awaiting
this
little
Eskimo
when
he
reached
Winnipeg
with
12
companions
aboard
an
RCAF
aircraft
which
flew
them
from
the
Chesterfield
Inlet,
area
on
the
northeast
coast
of
Hudson
Bay.
The
13
were
the
most
seriously
ill
of
the
60
affected
by
the
poliomyelitis
epidemic
Assisting
a
stretcher-bearer
ln
moving
which
claimed
13
Jives.
n
l
vmin-rtM
is
Dr.
W.
J.
Wood,
right,
of
Winnipeg,
regional
PLAY
TONIGHT
be
about
the
perpetuation
of
the
j
the
Conservatives
consider
they
party,
are
not
ready
or
willing
to
j
t00
have
g00(l
candidates
in
such
accept
the
responsibility
of
in-.
persons
as
W.
R.
McAfee.
Dr.
R.
on
a
division
of
e
voting
against'
Populaire
mem-
c.
MP.
for
n
ported
a
lew
a&'ng
a
revolt
r
caucus
against
vote.
MONTREAL,
O
Montreal
USK
RESIDENT
SUCCUMBS
HERE
made
our
decision
as
to
policy.
y-
t!.,
vitv,
KPrvir.ps
who
headed
a
five-man
Canadiens
are
hoping
to
hand
the
Detroit
Red
Wings
their
third
itiatlng
or
promoting
the'go
It
G
Large
and
j
T
Harvey.
Aincrman
uiacK
saia
mat
h
ne'
olnnp"
nlnnp"
tiinvpmpnt
mnvpmpnt
SEEam
S
flew
to
scene
of
the
outbreak.
Photo)
Wliile
the
Liberals
and
the
would
second
Alderman
Casey's
Meanwhile,
the
local
Liberals
I
Conservatives
have
a
number
of
The
death
occurred
in
hospital
here
Monday
afternoon
of
Ern
arp
also
ralline
a
noninatine
before
defeat
in
the
National
Hockey
League
semifinal
play-offs
tonight
and
fans
are
glancing
toward
'forgotten
men"
to
do
the
trick.
So
far,
in
the
best
of
seven
'nations
to
thresh
out
ronvPntinn
for
Anril
19.
The
est
Drake,
a
retired
prospector
finalizing
their
nomination
or
course
of
that
convention
will
be!
of
Usk,
following
an
Illness
which
motion
"as
a
matter
or
courtesy
In
order
that
Alderman
Casey!
may
further
present
his
views."
Alderman
Casey's
motion
recommended
that
the
telephone
question
be
referred
back
to
th
1
nominations,
the
CCF.
course,
rirtprminpd
iinnarp.nt.lv.
bv
what
GARBAGE
CQLLOTH
C0HTRAC1
MAY
FOREST
All
RME
INCREASES-
Council
Seeking
Way
to
Hold
Down
appears
clear,
series
which
Montreal
leads
two
had
kept
him
in
hospital
since
January
19.
He
was
69
years
old.
Provincially,
happens
In
Vancouver.
If
the
CCF.
B
ln
Tennesee,
Mr.
Diake
of
w
nrptt.
thPrii.Hn.MT
a
I
La
v
coe.
Gerrv
"Hat
Trick"
Pla-
.
..'
...
.'
'"'!"..
,,...4.
.......Jtame
to
British
Columbia
m
people
in
order
that
they
might
express
their
views
on
the
three
bled
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
JoUnston
Co.
Ltd.)
Gravelle,
have
been
neeting
the
1922.
In
1920
he
settled
at
Usk
where
he
interested
himself
in
I
but
a
matter
of
course.
Rates
in
race
ot
Anticipated
po.wu
.
,
Deficit
in
Departments
-
puck
while
recognized
stars
go
scoreless..
.
In
the
'Other
game
tonight,
bit
I'itifull
lo
relieve
niMr.
nuld
"
Vancouver
Bavonne
06
mining
properties.
He
is
survived
by
his
widow,
who
js
at
present
in
the
city.
The
funeral
will
take
place
in
the
city
at
a
City
council
will
seek
to
let
its
garbage
collection
system
out
on
tender
to
forestall
a
rate
increase
which.
ft,Q
a
Mormon
hplifive
will
be
necessary
to
eliminate
a
ter
play-off
rivals
o
former
years
Julie
Alliance
following
proposals:
1.
That
the
city
inrtal
an
ul-niatic
telephone
system
at
a
cost
of
$550,000.
2.
To
extend,
renew
and
repair
the
present
system
at
a
cost
not
to
exceed
$150,000.
3.
To'
advertise
the
existing
(Continued
oa
i'age
2)
date
to
be
announced.
LUC
'
-----
-
-
.
.
leaders
were
find-believe
that
their
Archibald,
M.P.
v.ouid
be
getting
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
and
Boston
Bruins
square
off
against
each
other
in
the
fourth
game
of
their
latest
showdown
battle
in
the
Stanley
Cup
play-offs
with
the
Bruins
decidedly
revived
in
spirit
after
having
won
Saturday
night.
Toronto
now
leads
the
best
of
seven
series
two
games
to
one.
n
a
political
limb
deficit
of
more
than
$,uuu
staring
uiwu
m
me
the
basis
of
this
year's
estimated
costs
and
revenues.
Move
for
a
50
per
cent
increase
in
present
"
rates,
-
with
an
alternative
suggestion
that
the
city's
garbage
collection
cents,
with
addiUonal
cans
cost-be
let
by
tender
were
incorpor-'
ing
$1.50
instead
of
$1.
,;,..
ated
in
a
reoort
submitted
last
The
current
collection
system
m.
hv
Alderman
W..
F.
Stone.'
was
adopted
more
than
a
year
e
Atlantic
security
RESCUE
IS
SUCCESSFUL
EDMONTON
0i
A
joint
Can-Hcnan-Amcrlcan
rescue
missioi.
IS
NOT
SEEN
OTTAWA,
tf;
A
naval
spokesman
said
here
that
there
was
"at
present"
no
evidence
of
subversive
activities
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
nor
was
there
any
evidence
that
three
disturbances
recently
aboard
the
destroyers
Athabaskan
andHres-cent
and
aircraft
carrier
Magnificent
w'ere
connected
with
each
other.
PURCHASING
Bralorne
8.50
B.
R.
Con
03
B.
R.
X
09
Cariboo
Quartz
116
Congress
-
.03
Hedley
Mascot
40
Pacific
Eastern
05
Pend
Oreille
4.75
Pioneer
.
3.10
Premier
'Border
02V2
Privateer
18
Reeves
McDonald
-
2.40
Reno
"6
Sheep
Creek
125
Silbak
Premier
34
Taku
River
30
Vananda
:
24
Salmon
Gold
13
V2
Sputf
Valley
05
-ted
in
a
dispatch
r
newspaper
last
iflieved
that
either
i
s
position
in
the
as
misreported
or
ended
yesterday
following
the
Lth
committee
chairman.
lago
on
recommendation
of.
for-
.,
i
"O
tT.
..no
dramatic
rescue
of
seven
Ameri
Estimated
cost
of
collecting
mer
vny
engineer
-
FOR
RAILWAY
earbase
in
1949
will
be
$24,525,
It
was
put
into
eneci
in
uie
m-
CHARGED
WITH
believed
change
his
stand
o
such
a
length
aa
pact
in
Parliament.
while
revenues
will
be
$16,500,
terests
of
what
was
would
be
economy.
Fuel
Cost
Second
Only
to
Wages
on
C.N.H.
leaving
a
deficit
of
$8,025.
Alder
STRANGLE
DEATH
Me
conic
to
a
div-
can
airmen
from
barren
Elles-mere
Island,
deep
inside
the
Arctic
Circle.
The
rescue
was
carried
out
with
cool
clock-like
precision
by
a
ski-equipped
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Dakota.
The
plane
touched
down
on
the
island
where
the
airmen
had
GRAND
MERE.
Que
Fuel
is
finally,
the
worst
supporters
here
Rainmakers
to
Get
Gyro
Honor
Criminal
Attack
Also
Alleged
in
Case
of
Elderly
Ontario
Woman
Nd
be
to
abstain.
the
largest
individual
commodity
among
the
75.000
different
j
items
purchased
each
year
by
:
man
Stone
reported.
Collection
costs
In
1943
totalled
$20,267,
with
revenues
of
$14,901,
a
deficit
of
$5,366.
TO
RELIEVE
STRAIN
His
two
-
alternative
recommendations
to
relieve
the
in
'
explanation,
in
Oils
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
A
blast
of
cold
air
moving
across
the
north
Pacific
from
Alaska
has
set
up
a
storm
which
is
causing
rain
along
the
entire
Anglo
Canadian
.
...
3.75
SUDBURY,
Albert
Quesnel
been
forced
to
crash-land
their
Vancouver
dispatch,
l;,''Jly,
be
demanded
21
of
Espanola
was
yesterday
for-
plane
last
Thursday.
None
were
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
its
annual
cost
of
seventy
million
dollars
is
second
only
to
wages
as
the
major
Items
in
the
loea;
fald
by
his
.ies.
British
Columbia
coast
and
ui-
creasing
financial
strain
were:
A.
P.
Con
Atlantic
Calmont
C.
E
Central
Lcduc'
Home
Oil
.62
.38
4.G0
.95
10,10
won
of
the
Atlan-
mally
charged
with
murder
ln
injured
in
the
crasn.
the
stranglc-slaylng
at
Espanola
last
Friday
of
Mrs.
Harry
Clcland,'
,
agedll
IfCCTAD
K
il
was
to
be
gath
railway
operating
expenses,
E.
A.
Bromley,
vice-president
.
of
the
company's
purchases
and
aai
wt
party
ueo-
Quesnel,
aged
38,
was
returned
VL.
J
1
rllV
J
load
to
rebuke
or
1.
That
all
existing
garoage
creasing
cloudiness
loiioweaoy
rates
be
increased
by
50
percent.)
snow
flurries
in
the
interior.
2.
That
the
city
advertise
for
The
weather
will
turn'
showery
the
calling
of
tenders
for
gar-j
this
evening
and
become
mostly
bage
collection
in
an
effort
to
cicar
by
Wednesday
myrning.
will
be
down
a
save
money
on
collections.
j
Temperatures
Alderman
T.
E,
Black,
finance
few
degrees
tonight
and
tomor-
stores,
Montreal,
told
memDcrs
'1
the
mpmhi.r
It-
Mercury
I2
Okalta
I-72
Pacific.
Pete
.
2.20
One
of
the
first
gestures
of
welcome
home
to
Prince
Rupert's
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainmakers
tomorrow
from
their
championship
-
seeking
basketball
tour
will
be
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club.
Coach
Alex
Bill
and
his
boys
are
being
invited
to
attend
the
club's
wekly
luncheon
to
receive
the
congratulations
of
that
organization.
The
team
returns
home
in
the
morning
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
TURNING
PRO
.
of
the
Rotary
Club
here
in
an
address
last
night.
affect
his
it
is
said
there
.25
Princess
During
the
past
10
years,
the
VANCOUVER
0'
Winsome
irrpen-eved
Jeanne
Matthews,
Canadian
08
Vi
v;1")
would
not,
look
to
the
district
jail
after
being
remanded
to
April
5.
He
had
not
been
asked
to
plead.
Partly
clad
body
of
the
aged
woman
was
found
Saturday
in
a
swamp
and
a
post-mortem
examination
showed
she
had
been
criminally
attacked.
outbreak
or
sucuested
that
the
row
in
this
new
Royal
South
.18
Canadian
National
Railways
has
had
to
pay
out
$233.92
per
Brazeau
colder
air
from
the
north.
wd
carrying
the
ifr
In
the
federal
-
one
of
those
being
rate
increase
move
be
put
aside
until
the
city
calls
for
tenders.
"T
think
we
should
explore
the
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
minute
for
materials
and
sup
plies,
arfavcrage
of
$122,916,516.
.14
.18
aged
19,
says
she
is
packing
up
her
treasured
amateur
trophies
and
will
take
a
three-year
professional
tour
with
an
ice
show.
Tomorrow
Miss
Matthews
w:l
realize
the
culmination
of
ten
"
W-Ald.
George
with
frequent
idea
of
letting
the
work
out
on
Coast-Cloudy
Toronto
Athona
,-
Aumaque
Beattie
Bevcourt
Bobio
00
annually
or
a
total
of
more
t.h.m
onp
and
a
auarter
billion
.50
Vi
showers
today
and
tomorrow.
.22
dollars
over
the
past
decade
.1014
vears-
of
practising
ten
hours
a
"From
the
magnitude
of
these
contract
before
we,
consider!
Doosling
rates,"
he
said.
,"If
we
get
a
proper
bid,
we
may
not
have
to
raise
the
rates."
The
aldermen
agreed
and
.tabled
the
rate
increase
with
Westerly
winds
(25
m.p.h).
Colder
with
frost
tonight.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow:
Port
Hardy
32
and
42,
Massett
32
and
42,
Prince
Rupert
30
and
42.
-
!
UNFAIR,
day
when
she
gets
a
star
billing
in
what
she
hopes
will
mean
a
figures,
you
will
appreciate
at
once
that
the
National
system
is
Buffalo
Canadian
13
Consol.
Smelters
.
.....
97.00
Conwest
!'J7
TVinalrln
-50
British
Columbia
Students
Run
Foul
Of
Nicaraguan
Authorities
SAN
JOSE,
Costa
Rica,
(P;
Costa
Rican
sources
said
today
that
a
Canadian
student
drove
a
vehicle
which
was
seized
last
Wednesday
by
Costa
Rican
police
who
suspected
ft
of
running
arms
and
ammunition
to
Nicaraguan
rebels.
The
source
said
the
larcest
buyer
in
Canada
said
Mr.
Bromley.
"It
Is
the
pol-
.57
much
Eldona
b..
ir.VAJi
tiic
iwiwu-j
vu
wj
East
Sullivan
265
F
"The
conduct
of
'
as
possible
of
its
requirements
tour
of
Europe
this
summer.
Last
year
she
was
runner-up
to
Barbara
Ann
Scott
in
the
Canadian
championships
at
Ottawa.
She
held
the
Western
Canada
crown
for
three
years
in
a
row.
provision
that
bids
be
called
immediately.
It
was
recommended
that
bids,
accompanied
by
deposits,
which
will
be
set
by
council,
be
in
the
hands
of
the
com
5.35
IJn
National
Steam-1
In
Canada
and
approximately
TO
BUILD
WARSHIPS
.40
.17
4
f
Wort
u,
arrange
a'
90
per
cent
of
the
money
spent
rlr
contract
with
the
I
remains
In
this
country'"
he
ien
exenininrv"
ri-1
sniH
"T
rin
not
think
any
one
Giant
Yellowknlte
God's
Lake
Harricana
Hardrock
....
...
Heva
Hosco
.Tiicknife
mittee
by
the
April
11
council
meeting.
Alderman
Stone
told
the
meet-
OTTAWA,
ff)
Minister
of
Na
.17'4
.09
23!2
.04
vauiShan,
president1
organization
has
done
as
much
speaking
of
the
p,.r.
1
to
foster
the
use
of
Canadian-
tional
Defence
Brook
utaxtou
ing
that,
with
a
50
per
cent
in-
ivp
revealed
uians
to
call
Plane
Survivors
Rescued
at
Sea
that
the
student,
who
was
not
named,
was
one
of
three
from
the
University
of
British
Columbia
who
were
now
touring
Central
America.
The
student
was
retoaaed
and
no
charges
were
laid,
the
source
said.
The
three
students
were
Steve
King
jr.,
22,
of
Ganges
Harbor,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert;
Robert
Purkis,
24,
Salmon
Arm,
and
Peter
Postuk,
22,
Prince
Rupert.
The
students,
in
need
of
money
to
continue
their
trip,
had
put
the
converted
station
wagon
in
which
they
were
riding
up
for
sale
last
week.
A
group
of
Nicaraguans
rented
it
for
$100.
This
group
the
Costa
Rica
police
arrested
for
smuggling.
v
194R
ileiica
J'---
-,,
.
-
.
As
a
memher
rt
made
Eoods
as
the
oanauuui
crease
in
rates,
for
the
laying
down
this
yea
of
Joliet
Quebec
.
-3
into
a
,6
FL,dcratiun
of
Can-1
National
Railways.
It
is
con-
could
be
transformed
thrpe
new
hien-speca
unu
-
.uo
se
respecting
drv
tntly
seeking
to
have
wnu
small
profit
for
the
department.
submarmc
escort
vessels
"to
be
mnnu
aenirers
nianc
v.
B
m
concert
with
Suggested
rate
increase
wuu.u
ln
Canadian
shipyards.
PEARL
HARBOR,
Hawaii,
'CP'--Eleven
survivors
were
rescued
from
a
sinking
flying
boat
in
the
middle
of
the
Pacific
yesterday.
A
Navy
landing
ship
-picked
up
the
airmen
nine
hours
after
they
40
Pacific,
in
the
cas?
o.
un
Page
5
Lake
Rowan
Lapaska
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
McKcnzie
Red
Lake
McLcod
Cockshutt
Moneta
.08
.76
.13
2.70
.36
1.02
.38
2.42
which
the
compny
has
to
import
and
these
efforts
have
been
very
successful."
"Transportation
rates
arc
low,"
continued
Mr.
Bromley,
"and
it
is
necess'ary
to
do
a
creat
deal
of
work
to
earn
the
r
,
Prince
Kupert
Liljcral
Association'
boost
hotels,
restaurants
anu
business
blocks
from
$1.50
a
month
for
three
weekly
collections
to
$2.25
with
additional
cans
12
cents,
instead
of
eight
cents
as
at
present
Apartment
blocks,
stores
and
warehouses
would
pay
$150
monthly
for
two
cans,
instead
of
$1
as
at
present,
with
12
cents
went
down
but
there
were
no
further
details
available.
The
Catalina
went
down
in
the
sea
with
a
dead
engine.
Negus
54.00
Noranda
mirr.hasinir
dollar.
To
pay
i"'
18
V;
J
0Nlt;iT
.
(Alaska)
fnnce
Rupert
Louvicourt
2.03
CO-OPS
CONGRATULATE
RAY
Your
yesterday's
"Comment"
said
"the
whole
world
is
being
swept
by
an
epidemic
of
the
gimmies"
and
that's
exactly
what
has
been
bothering
us.
The
answer
to
this
problem
will
be
heard
at
the
Sons
of
Norway
Hall,
at
8
p.m.
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
when
Roy
German,
secretary
of
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool,
and
Art
Wirick
of
the
B.C.
Co-op
Union
and
others,
will
speak
on
'
"Co-ops
Versus
Depressions,"
"Cut
Living
Costs
the
Co-op
Way,"
"Democratic
Control
in
Co-ops"
and
"How
Far
Can
Co-ops
Go?"
Refreshments
and
films
are
on
the
program'.
Dinlrlo
Prnw
LOCAL
TIDES
an
ordinary
lead
pencil,
a
ton
of
freight
must
be
hauled
14
miles:
to
buy
a
keg
of
spikes,
1s
Regcourt
GENERAL
MEETING
in
Common
Lounge
Civic
Centre,
8
p.m.
WEDNESDAY
AH
members
please
attend
(75
Wednesday,
March
30,
1949
Antonio
3
95
San
one
ton
of
freight
has
to
be
car-
1:49
High
i
included
faSs
(I'll
!
rled
452
miles;
and
to
purchase
for
additional
cans,
insieaa
oi
eight.
:
'
.
-:
Collections
of
five
cans
a
month
from
private
dwellings
would
cost
75
cents
instead
of
50
20.6
feet
20.0
feec
.
4.0
feet
4.9
feet
AV
V!
2.14
1.55
.16
.43
till
11.1-
14:04
..
8:02
20:05
Low
Senator
Rouyn
Sherrit
Gordon
Steep
Rock
Sturgeon
River
Silver
Miller
..
-a
p.m.
a
typewriter,
one
ton
of
ireigm
has
to
move
13,300
miles
or
roughly
a
carload
of
freight
from
Montreal
to
Toronto."
8:30
P.M.