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a
ujj
JtOT
Mil!
ISliiig
S
M
teite
of
Pusan
Unprecedented
Parley
On
Dispute
Is
Arranged
(oreaits
Still
'i-:i
Jh'fnri'
Yanks
I
NEW
BATTLE
OF
BERLIN
MONTREAL,
(CP)
The
wages
and
hours
dispute
between
125,000
strike-assenting
Union
members
and
Canada's
two
major
railways
took
a
new
turn
,,
.
,
.
,
,
!
.
"ERLIN
A
new
Commun
v,
is
YD
(CD
rs
wi
Hi
JvUrCans
today
retreated
ul
anti-American
prm
cam-
IV
I
v
t
.
...
,
.'
nl..
sue
its
on
the
southern
and
r.",s"
"?cq
voa'
-nited
State-'-'
m
t
Tuesday
with
the
announcement
that
discussions
Will
open
Thursday
at
the
railroad's
presidential
level.
This
unprecedented
action
was
made
known
in
a
joint
"
"
Kih'
-
1
fronts
and
airmen
said
the
enemy
was
pre-oflee
his
southern
base
at
Chinju.
United
atrols
were
only
seven
miles
east
of
that
ecked
city,
.r)"
miles
west
of
the
main
supply
...
1
...
announcement,
by
Donald
Gordon,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
and
W.
A.
Mather,
president
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
It
Is
said
that
leaders
and
com
-mlttee
members
of
fifteen
international
and
two
Canadian
union
group)
"have
been
ln-
II
American
Ship
Kit
Mine
Today1
90
Women
'
the
Russians
may
be
getting
ready
to
try
again
to
force
ihe
Allies
from
Berlin.
They
failed
with
the
blockade
of
the
city
lasi
year.
WINNIPEG
WINS
WINNIPEG
-
Winnipeg
Scottish
Tuesday
night
shipped
Montreal
Hakoahs
S
to
1
to
enter
the
DomWon
'soccer
final
against
Vancouver
City
at
Vancouver
Saturday.
OKANAG
AN
FXOOD
CONTROL
VICTORIA
Federal
and
provincial
governments
wifl
undertake
a
IJ.4
17.259
flood
control
project
In
the
Okan-aga,n
Valley,
Premier
Byron
Johnson
announced
Tuesday
night.
The
project
will
be
completed
by
April
1953.
part
of
Pusan.
Chinju
is
the
npparent
objective
of
UnitPd
States
coun-tr-nfffiixivp
on
south
coast.
MaeArthin's
war
summary
laid
American
forces
.
farther
si
ulh
had
run
into
heavy
opposition
in
an
attempt
to
trap
North
Korean
troops
by
linking
up
with
the
main
body
cast
cf
Chinju.
This
plnrers
south-cast
of
Chinju
was
last
report-
mi
LEAVES
FOR
OVERSEAS
George
Drew,
centre,
leader
of
the
Opposition
party
in
the
Commons,
bids
farewell
to
two
Progressive
Conservative
Association
Official
prior
to
flying
to
Europe
for
a
t
ive-weck
visit.
Seeing
hi;n
off
are
W.
H.
kidd",
left,
newly-appointed
national
secretary
of
the
association
and
G.
C
Nowlan,
national
president.
(CP
Photo)
hwand
Ami-man
HAMBURG,
Germany
Kfi
vlted
to
meet
Thursday
with
German
shipping
authorities
presidents
of
the
two
major
said
the
American
ship
American
railways."
Planter
hit
a
mine
in
the
North!
Strike
call
by
the
railway
Sea
today.
The
American
Plan-
;
brotherhoods
(non
-
oneratlngi
ter
is
an
8,250
ton
vessel
belong-
has
been
eet
for
August
22v
.
ing
to
the
Urited
States
line.)
!
ed
within
seven
miles
of
clos-
AVID
0.
TVSON
GTON-
The
Korean,
Gains
averaging
about
three
d
22.000
Anierlran
,
miles
were
reported
along
the
Coalition
Stays,
Anscomb
Believes
Canada
Prominent
In
U.S.
Plans
For
Arms
Purchase
Her
port
of
registry
is
New
York.
It
was
not
Immediately
known
;
how
badly
she
was
damaged.
The
ship
left
Hamburg
yesterday,
j
A
spokesman
for
the
United!
Rockingham
Is
men
7.000
of
them
.
southern
front.
already
in
uniform.1,
a
summary,
covering
the!
READY
FOR
BIRTH
LONDON
The
King
and
ny
an
estimated
za.wn;
1
fi-.ritlnft
of
the
last
24
hours,!
rws.
aid
th:it
two
enemv
battalions'
TRAIL
V
Finance
Minister
I
States
line
here
said
the
vessel
Queen
and
Princess
Margaret
i
forres
made
no
dis-'
mi-)iih!o
icon
monnmrv.riH
Brigade
Head
Anscomb
said
last
nicht
that
if
;
was
"in
trouble
"
near
the
North
OTTTAWA
(CP)
Hulwrt
Howard,
Chairman
Of!
British
Columbia's
Coalition
Sea
island
of
Heligoland
but
,
,
,
party
dissolved,
the
Progressive-
could
give
no
further
details,
i
.i.
the
United
lrn
States
munitions
board,
Said
Tuesday
night
conservatvies
and
the
Liberals
Later
reports
said
the
ship,
a
the
U.S.-intends
to
buv
a
huge
quantity
of
3.5
inch
f
they
now
stood,
would
have
liberty
freighter
was
bein
iitMn
oiam.o
onoinct
ikn
towed
to
Bremerhavn.
sex
when
they
called
;
bv
tanks
had
been
"ellminat-1
r"u"ed
o
Londr.-i
to
be
ers
and
enlistments.
'
ed
from
one
bridgehead
on'
hrrt
for
,tne
birth
Prin,es,i
i
can
fit
into
a
spc-1
the
Nakttng
River.
However1
KilD'tn'
second
child
which
de
the
services
say!
the
enemy
are
still
trying
to
,s
"P""
within
the
next
few
xome
a,s
a
man.
'breach
tr
river
line,
which
days.
Sir
William
Giliis
nd
mens
Army
Corps
'
prn'crU
Teau,
front
line
city.
Sir
John
Weir,
the
royal
physi-
;ich
rcarhrd
a
peik
ar,d
refucee
South
Korean
rnni-
cian
r
moving
Into
Clarence
"Woriderful"
Response
to
Call
for
Recruits
for
Canadian
'
Army
naval
guns
liom
ciiitua.
iue
u.o.
inuiutiuna
piaii
C.C.F.
party.
The
leader
of
OTTAWA
0
Brigadier
John
ner
also
disclosed
the
United
Statts
is
considering
rermh
of
100,000,
now
tal,
55
miles
northwest
of
Pusan.
'
,Iouse
tomorrow.
:,
Charge
01
fire
British
Columbia
Progressive-Conservatives
In
the
coalition
told
the
Trall-Rossland
Conser
man
v.uoo
women
in
iM.
Rockingham,
38,
now
a
resi-!
dent
of
Vancouver,
has
been
!
pointed
to
command
Canada's.
!new
special
brigade
lor
Unite'
i
Nations
service
and
Is
expected
'
in
Ottawa
tomorrow
for
confer-
throughout
the
world,
i
are
overseas.
vative
Association
his
party
had
i
purchase
in
Canada
of
millions
of
dollars
worth
of
aircraft
and
aircraft
parts.
Howard
;
-said
the
U.
S.
is
also
considering
j
-
I
f
L
1
the
purchase
of
Canadian
.ships
j
I
OH
I
ffll
UDI6f
I
'
Bomb
Is
Denied
no
intention
of
dissolving
the
j
AO
girls
in
khaki
re-
seven
infantry
bat-combat
duty.
In
ad-
cuauuuii.
neiuier
uiu
lie
ueneve
the
Liberals
had
any
plans
for
dissolution.
and
vehicles
and
some
clothing,!
j"--
WALLACE
Qt'ITS
CHICAGO
Henry
Wallace
has
resig.nrd
from
the
Progressive
party
which
nominatrd
him
for
President
because
he
must
support
the
government
in
Its
policy
of
supporting
Korea
against
Communist
aggression.
Half
Hour
Trip
Between
Cities
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
.
,
ences,
Defence
Minister
Claxton
Washington
Army
of
fictals
deny
announced
today.
p
WAC'S
are
trainnlg
Still
Undecided
dui
mis
is
nu'j
ueiiim.c.
Naval
guns
form
the
most
definite
commitment
thus
far.
a
Communist
charge
in
uermany
that
a
United
States
TODAY'S
SIOCKS
p
i
tralian
who
won
his
present
rank
OVer
a
'
,
...
nr..
T
T
n.Vian
nlvsn
dropped
lire
bombns
OTTAWA
Qi
Revival
of
war
micu
r,v
.v..
T..t..
10
ill
VTunu
"-i
nai
i-'
1.
'
i
reserve
dnlus.
'
-year
old
WAF
(
Wo-airfurrei
has
4,000
in
A&out
200
are
overseas,
rmany
and
New-
They
are
supported
aW
3.5(10
reservists.
MONTREAL
A
.CF-100
"Canwck"..
zoomed
at
atl
overage
speed
cf
638
mile3
an
hour
last
MARCH
ON
TIBET
,
HONG
KONG
Unconfirmed
Chinese
reports
reaching
here
They
would
form
part
of
the
1
twenty-five
million
dollars
Can-
f
ada-U.
S.
arms
reciprocity
ar-
!
rangement
which
soon
is
expect-
j
ed
to
be
extended
well
beyond
;
that
figure.
i
In
Ion?
ranee
planning,
the
i
wwn
nesr
conunind
of
the
Ninth
Infantry
The
report
is
the
centre
of
a
Br
the
famous
..Canafiian
new
Anti-American
propaganda
nd
Bri
de.
durinR
the
f
J
"
J,
urn
Normandy
'
campaign.
Since
1948
fashioned
along
i
fh.
the
same
lines
t
nmmandins
time
controls
on
such
things
as
prices,
rents
and
wages
depends
on
whether
the
government
decides
a
national
emergency
exists
as
a
result
of
the
international
situation,
it
was
learned
ninht
to
estAbllsh
what
is
be-
i
Tuesday
said
two
Chinese
sre
sMmncd
to
flight
licved
to
be
the
Toronto-Mon
as
the
Dotato
bug
campaien
of
....
,
r,i
i.
(
ommulst
rorces
were
advancing
toward
Tibet.
'
,
,
.
,!,:.
i
,
lain
xveerve
iiuaiui;
""5u
air
force
believes
fly-
treal
srK-ed
record.
lelt
to
men.
Completing
the
32
air
mile
unnsa
Biai'js
is
umui
i
4
:
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.
rt
(Courtesy
8.
,
p.
.
Johnston
Co
Lt4.)
r-
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:
'
Bralorne
"...
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6.70
'
B.
R.
Con
'.02
Vi
B.
R.
X.
:
05
Cariboo
Quartz
'
1.00
,
Congress
.20
Hedley
Mascot
25
Pend
Oreille
.6.75
Pioneer'.
2.35
.
Premier
Border
0234
Privateer
10
Reeves
McDonald
3.10
Reno
:
-
.03
Sheep
Creek
109
tnree
munvns
a-
w..iv...
...
at
Vancouver
Vancouver.
lied
Dlanes
were
accused
of
,
of
heavy
j
placement
in
aCnada
The
governinent
will
seek
au
Rockingham
thinks
it,
wiJl
s
Waves
claim
an
ac-
Jaunt
in
30
minutes,
10
seconds,
h
of
3,000-sufficient
the
experimental
jet
fighter
I
T
to
release
enough
"Canurk"
was
flown
here
to
,
AtlirAlf
I
A
rtronoing
Colorado
beetles
on
an
East
German
potato
field.
n
two
oattlcwaaans
take
nart
in
trials
today
before
VVllllWIJ
IV
orders
for
raw
materials
and
manufactured
goods.
Howard
made
these
statements
in
an
interview
after
the
two
countries,
in
the
wake
of
the
Korean
wur,
moved
quickly
thority
at
a
special
session
scheduled
for
late
September
or
O-tober
to
reinstate
controls
on
basic
materials
used
in
manufacture
of
wjr
equipment..
But
Be
Resumed?
Rotary
To
Hsar
Ted
Applewhaite
take
about
six
months
to-
train
the
new
brigade.
,--The
Minister
of
Defence
said
today
that
response
to
recruiting
for
the
special
brigade
wa?
"wonderful"
and
was
requiring
extra
staff
to
handle.
(In,
Vancouver
there
was
a
long
)ihe-p
at
the
recruiting
station
today.
"souri.
About
100
of
Defence
Minister
Claxton
and
''"seas.
senior
R.C.A.F.
officials
at
su-
m.
more
than
4,000
burban
Dorval
airport.
:w,n
are
members
of
no
decision
has
been
reached
on
t
to
reach
an
airement
cn
a
toint
industrial
moHlir.
Hon
b
1
u
e-
'
the
question
of
seeking
authority-,
Silbak
Premier
OTTAWA
Due
to
the
uncer
organized
reserve.
.2fi
05
5
.11
,
Taku
River
Duties
and
responsibilities
of
a
private
member
will
be
dis-oMccori
u,hon
V
T
Annlewhaite.
talnty
of
international
matters,
rr)nt
t.o
he
em
cloyed
during
the
to
revive
the
type
of
controls
Vananda
p
in
all
drills
except
all
Canadians
Bock
From
Motor
Trip
To
New
York
the
statement
was
neara
in
piod
cf
total
emergency.
Salmon
Gold
.04
Mr
fnr
skennai
addresses
theTne
first
recruit
was
an
Ameri-
of
the
second
that
affected
through
most
world
war.
unawa
luesaay
mai,
goveni-
pn
Invasion
found
auver
ocinaaru
j
prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
at
its
can
Indian
from
Arizona-M.
O.
Wesfern
Uranium
70
j
wepk1y
inrheon
tomorrow.
The
:
white
who
lined
up
at
4.30
Oils
!
miTnlipr
will
reminisce
on
the!m
SYDNEY,
Australia
P
-Driv?
j
After
a
month's
motor
tHp
to
mu
my
"
1
"esaUm
of
Parliament
the
re-
New
York
and
back,
a
distance
r"eent
session
of
Parliament
atl
.
imposition
of
certain
controls.
Sands
0f
Sydney.
BrlH?h
Emn.ro
of
9
000
miles.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Brt
Wouden
and
daughter.
Vera,
re-1
"
will,
be
only
in
the
event
m
miadieWcight
boxi-irf
champion,
turned
home
Tuesday
night,
it
:
a
national
emergency,
however,
sc.ored
a
tccnnic3l
.
.
tha
nrncnwtivp
pnnr.rnis
mav
Ottawa.
.
ft''
One
estimate
places
AlbsrtR's
s
with
nearly
600
wo-;r
tink
mo.a
oi
them
n,n,nc
overseas.
An
'Sl'iOskiit-wfann
rc-"mbeis
of
o;,;jnu..a
M
ruerve
uniu
aie
to
duty
aluivj
with
1
Guard
has
no
spares
'u'y,
ou
aocufiao
in
HASEIJAI.L
SCOKES
American
League
New
York
2,
Boston
1
National
Philadelphia
5,
Brooklyn
4
was
a
sncerty
1
rip
seven
a
ays
,.""'"-..'.
.
.:.
Vnnrkmit
over
Henrv
Biimm
oi
'.
heenme
pffective.
There
is
onlv
driving
east
and
six
davs
homo.
I
rent
control
now.
Wage
and
Buffalo,
New
York.
Sands
weigh-
Yellowstone
Park
was
visited
on
the
way
home.
prlce
controls
were
ended
some
ed
161
and
Brimm,
153',2
pounds,
time
ago.
sued
on
page
7i
Anglo
Canadian
5.00
A.
P.
Con
41
Atlantic
2.65
Calmont
.49
C.
&
E
7.50
Central
Leduc
1-68
Home
Oil
15.50
Mercury
-
H
Okalta
L
1.70
Pacific
Pete
5.95
Princess
63
Royal
Canadian
.07
Vi
Royalite
12.00
Toronto
Athona
08
Aumaque
,
.20
Vi
Beattie
42
Bevcourt
45
Buffalo
Canadian
15
Cmsol.
Smelters
:
107.75
Big
Sockcye
Run
On
Froscr
River
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Jacobs
cf
Boulder
C'r-ek.
Cal'fr-rnia,
are
vlflt.lnre
in
the
city
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilfrid
Ilirks.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jacob
rosidrri
In
Fringe
Rurert
h
For
VANCOUVER
Tlie
Fraser
Steel
'"Pserves
of
nature
Ras
at
tnpre
Cost
.
of
collecting
Canada
s
,nJn
1949
,
,nan
12
Mnlon
cubic
fert,
enough
federal
income
tax
was
$28,061,-;
to
supply
local
needs
for
genera-
931.
tions
and
permit
export.
Terrace
Mill
Operator
Killed
LOG
FALL
FATAL
TO
COLIN
COOPERr
TERRACE
Colin
C.
Cooper,
25,
mill
owner
and
youngest
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sidney
G.
Cooper
of
Terrace,
passed
away
on
Tuesday
evening
at
the
Outpost
Hospital
from
shock
of
a
severe
back
injury
sustained
earlier
in
the
day
at
his
mill
about
ten
miles
from
town
on
the
Usk
Road.
dur
n
the
war.
Mr.
Jacobs
hav-,
River
is
hxvin?
ltbest
socKeye
IVERti,
tijr
heen
with
the
United
States
I
run
since
1913.
The
catch
is
200
i
um
rieo-
-
-
-
,
1
,
ahead
.j
percent
of
last
year.
n
Texada
Island,
Mm?
"rf;
15
brillT
re-npenci
.
r
l,rne
in
i
j,,,,,
;
LINK
WITH
PAST-
Huce
Iron
ore
for
Jap-
"
ii..v
une
million
snipped
to
start
with
shipload
a
week.
'
The
accident
occurred
about,
0
Army
Opening
George
Frizzell,
Popular
Figure
For
Halt
Century
Here,
Succumbs
George
John
frizell
died
last
night.
The
grand
old
centleman.
whose
career
had
been
synonymous
Conwest
130
i
Donalda
38
j
Eldona
.23
,
j
East
Sullivan
6.85
j
,
Giant
Yellowknife
6.80
God's
Lake
30
Hardrock
32
Harricana
.07
Heva
05
Vi
Hosco
06
Vi
Jacknife
.04
V
Jollet
Quebec
45
Lake
Rowan
09
j
,t
Lapaska
03
Vi
quitting
time
as
the
deceased
started
to
load
his
truck
with
lumber
to
bring
into
town.
The
loader
stuck
and
he
got
under
It
to
see
what
was
wrong.
Just
i
i
e
n
a
a
i
F0
-
The
Nn,,.!.,,..
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
It
is
sunny
over
the
northern
and
southern
parts
of
British
Lp.J
"Prclcd
to
be
re-
,
'V;
"y
council
want-
Sanium
but.
ha.
tnen
ine
loaoer
reiea
-
Columbia
and
cloudy
but
with
feet
of
green
hemlock,
pinning
,.,.
nv
thfi
P(,ntrai
the
unfofuna.VmTm,teSi
action
of
the
province.
Tem-It
was
only
a
matter
of
minutes!
ran,aL
w
two
v
r
-
v
.
.
.
-
-
-
i.
-
;
:
:
-
-
:
f
'
f
V
C?
-
.
e
rmcst
camnt'-be
!
with
the
history
and
development
of
the
Skeena
River
'SLttJ
and
Prince
Rupert
since
the
turn
of
the
century,
-
'
!
passed
away
at
10:20
p.m.
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen-!-haito.
m.
p.
for1
trHoi
Mo
m,iU
riavp
been
m'netv
vears
old
icinci.,.
....
Uw
Little
Long
Lac
36
,
befofe
i-!
his
nxious
:
crew
T
had
9
l,l;(irioiuiro
nim
Pratures
nnrmal
roliioe
fnr
tHls
hltlP
nf
fkin?
a
trin
t,V"
;..
Ihart
he
lived
until
October
25.;
next
week
WMuil'P
had
enfoyed
vigorous
health
or
a
service
to
be
held
tomor-.
K'
,';,"J
While
.
,
.
actively
,,,,,
..-Mi
until
he
he
I
..ir,
in
st,
o.
Andiw
"
s
"
Ai'rlewhaii
and
worked
mm
evening
m
XJllA
.ff
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.25
McKenzie
Red
Lake
40
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.15
Moneta
27i
Negus
1.07
Ncranda
68.00
Louvlcourt
.16
Pickle
Crow
1.80
Regcourt
05
I
San
Antonio
.".
2.65
"Sra
!
These
n"lc'
May
and
an
ambulance
.
much
change
on
were
called
to
the
scene
and
the
!
Hwlthout
injured
man
was
brought
into
lnursaa"-
-hnspital
here
where
he
died
at
Forecasts
approximately
10
p.m.
North
Coast
Regions
Cloudy
Well
knewn
and
well
liked,
de-
today
and
tonight.
Sunny
to-ceased
came
to
Terrace
as
a
morrow
Little
change
in
tem-vcunj
child
when
his
father
was
perature.
Light
winds.
Lows
transferred
here
as
District
For-
j
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow-!
ester
Ranger
He
had
all
hisPort,
Harriv
55
and
70.
SandsDit
Cathedral
after
which
the
wid
ret'ns
of
the
Terra
was
etRhty
years
of
age
when
l!pt
r.
.
nra(.e
.
..
.
firt
nt
a
cartes
ow
and
sons,
Howara
ana
iju8
Willi
t
jra(,e-
.
.lrni,,
nrtilrh
tmrvaired
his
i,
riauohter.
Laura,
will
tal
the
remains
to
Vancouver
dilative
of
the
'ra'r.-'
:
Dhvslnue
but
never
dampened
'HOP.'
of
ill
Kiinriav
Of
this
where
cremation
Will
be
held.
It
was
at
45
High
Street
in
0llinhft
1
i.
...i
i,
ln
err
p.
"i
"
wil.n
hpii--vvt;iir
wucii
iiu
woo
"v
R
Vnnrfl
iiwiu
v,
f
fVo
!
Islington,
Toronto,
where
George
;s:hoollng
here.
Several
'
years
;52
and
gsPrince
Rupert
52
and
I
a?T
he
broke
his
ankle
in
an
ac-
ijq
""-UUV
T
K'.'Il
lir,
HIS
KUIIlIILt'L
IlUIllt-
OLV
Skeena
River
Hot
Springs.
Then
Senator
Rouyn
.2lVi
Sherrit
Gordon
2.14
Steep
Rock
3.50
Sturgeon
River
16
Silver
Miller
81
Upper
Canada
1.95
P-La
cident
In
the
woods
and
about
two
years
ago
lost
an
eye
in
an
the
r?p,
who
has
been
'
ne
lost
consciousness
as
eeks'
rmii
......v.
end
nut.-klv
anuroached.
He
LOCAL
TIDES
accident
in
the
Cooper
Brothers:
1
'wer
Vai-hl
Vl
,
I
nii-corl
nnar-nfllllv
ftWV
and.
Mill.
.Thursday,
August
10,
1950
ayin
ity
abt)ut
prtfiay.
with
his
going,
went
one
of
the
Frizzell
was
bom
octoDer
to,
1850.
-
Learning
the
butcher
trade
as
a
lad,
one
of
bU
experiences
was
to
skin
the
celebrated
circus
elephant
which
had
been
killed
in
a
train
wreck.
His
adventurous
spirit
was
Intrigued
by
the
call
of
.the
west
and
at
the
age
of
fourteen
he
found
his
(Continued
on
Page
4)
j
Besides
his
parents
he
is
ivived
by
three
brothers
WUliam,
I
's
him
am
rp
t
b
nt
nnhiami
"and
beloved
Crawford
Moore
left
on
High
11:59
23:24
160
feet
18.8
feet
or.
t
,
,r
f
"...
7
.
Donald
and
Robert.
W
Dr
Mr,er"e.oJl
Funeral
arrangements
will
be
t
Low
5:33
day's
plane
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
He
expects
to
return
to
the
city
on
Saturday.
of
pm:
warier.
5.2
leet
10.0
frit
COALITION
SHOULD
STAND
So
says
Hon.
Herbert
Anscomb,
'
minister
of
finance.
figures
that
Skeena
district
has
ever
known.
With
B.C.
Undertakers,
arrangements
have,
been
made
nurn
u
...
,
announced
later.
17:23
Ncouver
1
"
ana