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AND
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VOL.
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No.
49
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
27,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
..,
.
,
'
'
MI
MM
PlPlL
if
u
u
jyCABS
t
IHSP.4TCHKD
Local
Packers
Not
Too
Worried
About
Assessments
Slashed
By
Court
of
Revision
Zfrg
?
on
j
Protection
From
Douks
Effects
of
Embargo
Court
of
revision
sliced
assessments
of
city
property
and
improvements
by
$107,150
in
its
deci
VICTORIA
O
The
British
i
sions
handed
down
yesterday.
Greatest
cut
was
made
Icciumbia
government
spent
With
enough
meat
on
hand
here
to
meet
locirl
ing
house
in
the
assessment
of
Elizabeth
Apartments,
reduced
.
at
slxteen
schools
m
the
Kooten-
,
,
,
,
.
,
,
,
ki
demands
toi
about
ten
clays,
local
pacKi
w
by
U,m.
'ifion
Pp
Ke-assessment
.nmprt
loi
for
Uo
vr,9
w
was
as
$1
V,
fiOO
i
ays
to
prevent
possible
Sons
of
.ee(i0
fire
ras.
;
offices
t
worried
too
much
today
about
the
v
Other
improvements
reduced
Thta
was
made
known
Tuesday
....
ih
.
c.
0
nf
olr,w.rpa
hoinrr
imnnscrl
were:
In
the
British
Columbia
Legis-
I
caxlo
wn
""-n
..w.teo
fc
....t..
.
.;
.
-
,
!
tabled,
by
followine
the
outbreak
of
foot
and
mouth
disease
in
rniipoii,
tvm
xq
$22.600
-'""
J
Mature
iature
in
in
answers
answers
Fire
Kills
to
$21.00.
I
Attorney-General
Wismer
for
T.
A.
Prystay,
$18,900
to
$15,-
I
Rupert
W.
Haggen,
CCF
member
for
Grand
Forks-Greenwood.
I
i
000.
loot
CHAMPSAn
figljt-cnilcr
be
leved
the
first
perfect
end
scored
in
a
national
Answers
said
that
the
consul
-
c...
..I...
1
rl.il.
U.K.
4
.1.
i..lninnJ
Oirt.i
P...l.u
,.
n
J
U
rnnnrlln
Four
Boys
Saskatchewan.
"We
are
doing
business
a.
though
nothing
can
happen
to
our
supply,",
said
one
local
manager.
He
said
it
was
doubtful
if
the
proposed
provincial
embargo
on
dressed
and
frozen
meats
from
east
of
the
Alberta
border
could
Churchill
Backed
Up
)i
CurlliiB
Championship
In
competit
on
at
Moncton,
N
B.
The
perfect
end
was
a
match
acainst
Quebec,
vfon
by
Sas
;atoop
17-5.
The
national
champions
are,
left
E.
Carlson,
$13,200
to
$11,900.
i
How
Guey
(Grand
Cafei,
$21,-'800
to
$19,600.
W.
J.
Alder,
$26,400
to
$23,800.
Eleanor
Hill,
$8,250
to
$7,500.
PRINCE
ALBERT
Four
Conn,
second
and
Gary
Cooper,
third.
Garv
Thode,
skip;
Roy
Hafamith,
leal:
Doug
tative
committee
on
Doukhobors
felt
it
"unwise"
to
remove
guards
'
and
that
the
Royal
Canadian
j
Mounted
Police
expected
"fur-!
ther
Incendiarism."
School
boards
had
asked
for
the
guards.
,
(CP
PHOTO)
,
boys,
the
eldest
13
and
the
youngest
four
months,
died
Tuesday
when
flames
swept
through
A.
and
H.
A.
MacKenzle,
$28,-
I
a
;
their
farm
home
about
130
miles
GX
to
$25,000.
''
oast
of
here.
;
Victory
Cafe,
$7,800
to
$4,800.
Thi,(.nm.u
rv,ri..
Charles
Mc
J
L.
and
A.
Blain.
$18,900
to
klC
HockeV
Final
!
Today
s
Stocks
Thirteen-year-old
jutiiisiMii
.
i.ii.)
Gratten
and
his
brother
Lester,
$13,700
cMirl't
w
O.
;
12;
Ross,
eight,
and
Glen,
four
Dave
Zille.
$35,000
to
$25,000
Nick
and
Bessie
Powiuckl,
$25,-
i
Wn"
Soviet
.
Charges
'
months,
died
in
the
blaze.
000
to
$11,200.
Th.
Mh,
l
fK
Wins
Division
on
Foreign
stand
up.
Policy
in
Commons
318
to
285
In
spite
of
the
report
that
the
interprovincial
embargo
would
LONDON
f
-Prime
Minister
g0
on
tonight,
this
spokesman
Winston
Churchill,
who
told
the
sald
that
his
COmpany
was
dis-House
of
Commons
Tuesday
that
patching
a
carload
of
meat
from
Britain
has
the
atom
bomb,
won
Edmonton
in
the
usual!
way
to-from
the
House
a
318
to
285
vote
;
nlght
of
confidence
for
his
foreign
it
was
agreed
that
there
might
policy.
be
a
considerable
beef
supply
in
Fighting
off
Labor
Party
at-'.
Bulkley
Valley,
for
the
local
tempts
to
censure
him
for
his
;
market
and
meat
can
always
be
controversial
speech
before
the
imported
from
the
United
States
United
States
Congress
last
i
although
this
might
mean
.1
month,
the
Prime
Minister
de-1
hieher
nrice.
VANCOLVEU
American
Standard
25
Bralorne
6.00
Brought
by
Immigrant?
Government
Officials
Klame
New
Arrival
For
Foot-Mouth
Malady
family
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Norman
McGratten
escaped
from
the
burning
building.
B
R
X
04'4
COW
(Canadian
Press)
The
Soviets
havej
I......
m
,t
li
o
n
l01.vn-irt
titvic7
if
i
WMllL'l
HUM
aim
dliduin
wij
iiijju.
w-aiiio
vii
,
000.
Northern
Properties
(Elizabeth
ApartmenUI,
$153,600
to
$120,-000.
Heilbroner
Estate,
$12,700
to
$11,500.
the
scenes
deal"
by
which
Edmonton
Mer-j
reu"
the
last
game
with
the
America.n.-:
Teachers
End
Their
Strike
Cariboo
Quartz
1.10
Congress
06
Cronin
Babine
,.,
47
Giant
Mascot
97
Indian
Mines
21
Pend
Oreille
7.75
Pioneer
2.10
Premier
Border
33
Privateer
09
Reeves
MacDonald
5.60
OTTAWA
f
Federal
govern-;
nied
vigorously
making
any;
There
is
always,
of
course,
an
ment
officials
disclosed
yester-
i
secret
agreements
in
his
talks
at
j
abundant
fish,
supply
available.
,
day
that
they
consider
an
lm-
Washington
with
President
Tru-
.
lmitting
tne
Lnuea
states
to
win
secoiiu
ie
Winter
Games.
Navy
"Surgeon
.d
the
United
States-
SYDNEY,
N.B.
Two
hundred
'
migrant
as
the
possible
source
of
man.
He
insisted
that
Britain's
i
.
the
loot-and-mouth
infection
foisign
policy
toward
China
re-,
;
that
has
struck
the
Regina
area.
mained
unchanged:
and
forty-three
Cape
Breton!
PtUfQ$
.02
Reno
ill
tie
in
the
last
Olympic
compctl-
Eavo
the
Mcrcurys
!
The
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Churchill
said
that
the
Labor
;
Tory
Admires
CCF
Scheme
school
teachers
returned
to
their
Jobs
today,
ending
their
strike
of
Slwep
Creek
...
1.67
Canada
Boosts
Contribution
LAWRENCE.
Mass.
The
man
Police
said
today
that
It
has
government,
dejeated
In
last
.58
Siibuk
Premier
several
weeks.
who
Dosed
as
an
expert
surgeon
made
a
"serious
effort"
to
appre-
October's
election,
not
only
pro-
r
I
i
championship
and
They
had
sought
a
$300
a
year
in
the
Canadian
Navy,
Ferdln-
hend
the
suspected
immigrant
duced.
an
atom
bomb
in
secret
Americans
from
increase
but
accepted
a
$100
cost
;ani
Waldo
Demara,
has
return-
but
he
is
"still
missing."
;
but
also
set
up
a
plant
for
regu-
VICTORIA
9
High
cost
of
ond
place
in
the
07
20
Ot
.14",
240
3.25
Taku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
Spud
Valley
Silver
Standard
.
Western
Uranium
ui
living
minus
pius
iuu
ior'ed
from
Hollywood,
where,
ne
A
ponce
spoKesman
said
me
lar
production.
V
'living,
automobile
"
insurance
For
Europe
marrK'rl
men
Which
illCV
hfld
,
..;.,,
.
,
tt,
(mm;rart
lact
rnnrtAH
at
TV.
nr,jrro
m
,e;
en
SPorpt.
t.h'
,
i.M
clinched
second
j
previously
rejected.
-
-
-
ffirered
hU
life
story
to
the
films
Port
Arthur'
"but
lea'bf
himself
Prime
Minister
said,
that
he
had!
rates
tra
-iiuauvi.j
Ninety-four
other
teachers
In
for
$100,000.
by
train
yesterday,
apparently
oniy,
learned
about
the
bomb,
plight
were
discussed
in
continu-
Jl
...
I
OTTAWA
Thl
Minister
of
il
002
pUlllUi.
.........
.
--
-j,.
Anligonish
county
are
still
on1
What
sort
of
contract
he
sign-
I
heading
for
Toronto
or
Montreal.
himself
after
coming
back
into
;
)ng
Throne
Speech
debate
yester-
n-i
,Mi.H
hp.
wauonai
uvience,
nun.
diuukc,
.
We
are
checking
all
points
In
j
power
four
months
ago.
ed.
he
did
not
state.
strike.
i
lies
deal
was
so
cvl-'
v-ibi.uii,
u.
u
.
".'
.
1
H
i
.'
veil
the
bourgeoisc
tnat
Canada
nas
ooosiea
ner
air
contribution
for
'
promised
press
was
forced
;
an
effort
to
apprehend
him,"
the
j
spokesman
said.
"There
is
no
...
!
charge
against
the
Immigrant."
llAlinorato
I
RCMP
Identified
him
as
Willi
'
LCllUCIulC
wfr.
akc
declaration
on
!
turopcan
aeieuce
w..n.
,
eleven
jet
ngnier
squaarons
ana
I
said
all
will
be
overseas
by
1954.!
'Us
charged
an
al-
i
Brutjen,
between
25
and
30
j
years
of
age,
tall
and
well-built.
M
was
aimed
at
keep-
Two
already
are
in
England,
i
Mr.
Claxton
and
Minister
of.
;
day.
!
Don
Brown,
Progressive-Con-j
servative,
Vancouver
-
Burrard,
I
praised
the
CCF
government
in
'
Saskatchewan
for
its
"good
job"
.
I
in
the
automobile
Insurance
field.
He
said
that
auto
insur-I
ance
rates
in
Saskatchewan
have
!
remained
the
same
for
the
la-st
j
two
years
despite
increase
in
ac-
cidents.
In
Vancouver,
on
the
i
other
hand,
insurance
rates
aie
!
up
although
accidents
have
de-j
creased.
!
Mr.
Brown
suggested
that
per-
A
P
Con
52
Calmont
2.05
C
&
E
15.00
Central
Leduc
3
05
Home
Oil
16.00
Mercury
28',
Okalta
3.80
Royal
Canadian
22
Rcyalitc
"
1600
TORONTO
Alhona
,.
11
'j
21
'
Auinaque
j
Bevcourt
.....
95
Buffalo
Canadian
.23
Consol.
Smelters
38.00
Conwoflt
3.80
.'.iviikm
out
of
the
hockey
coin-
I
External
Affairs.
Hon.
L.
B.
!
Planting
of
'Disease
Seen
j
OKONAGAN,
Wash.
(P
A
fed
i
eral
veterinarian
said
here
Tues
Brutjen,
a
German,
speaks
no
English.
The
man
Is
known
to
have
worked
on
the
farm
of
Leonard
Waas,
40
miles
from
Regina,
where
the
first
outbreak
of
the
dreaded
livestock
disease
was
re-
Pearson,
both
tired
men.
flew
1
jbaik
to
Ottawa
from
the
Lisbon
T
I
meeting
of
the
North
Atlantic
j
'
jr
.1
i
Council
and
joined
in
hailing
It
rdttlGr
"s
11
"mr':'tin
of
decision"
which
i
i
British
Columbia
Shuts
Out
Cattle
From
Prairies
J
Ottawa
Fears
That
United
Stales
Embargo
May
Prove
Disastrous
Blow
j
VICTOIUA
(Canadian
Press)
British
Columbia
government
Tuesday
closed
the
Alberta
border
i
to
westward
movement
of
cattle
to
prevent
spread
I
of
foot
and
mouth
disease
into,
the
province.
Agriculture
Minister
Harry
Bowman
made
the
announce-j
ment
at
the
start
of
a
sitting
of
the
Legislature
on
"fc
I
matter
of
urgent
public
business."
t
Europe
has
long
been
plagued
I
day
the
foot
and
mouth
disease
deliberately
l
eons
involved,
continually
in
with
the
disease.
may
nave
Deen
iitae.c
nnij
n
n
n.
.
The
twelve
squadron
will
form
j
'two
so-called
air
divisions.
j
The
spokesman
said
NATO
;
Away
accidents
should
nave
ineir
Meantime,
official
quarters
j
planted
in
Canadian
cattle
herds.
licences
withdrawn
permanently.
wanted
all
the
air
power
It
could
i
get
and
Canada
felt
she
could
i
be
held
Saturday
mi
bat
her.
67.
we
.47
.30'
j
8.50
1050
.39
.13
.12',
.12
Donalda
Elsona
.
East
Sullivan
Giant
Yeiliiwknife
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
H.va
Dffcr
one
more
squadron.
j
Hew
Building
in
here
heavily
discounted
suggestions
that
the
outbreak
of
the
infection
had
been
the
result
of
sabotage
or
"communists."
ftoval
Canadian
Mounted
'(1
fisherman,
205)
nle.
ho
died
sud-'iv
night.
Services'
The
veterinarian,
ur.
tiai
u.
White,
did
not
say
w
ho
might
do
this
but
told
a
reporter;
"Other
countries
were
considered."
"Federal
veterinarians
have
been
warned
for
a
year,"
he
said,
"to
watch
for
outbreaks
which
Mr.
Bowman
said
that
the
sit-
March
or
April
.
i
uation
Is
still
not
clear
but
that
wcn
as
practically
all
livestock
!
are
being
blocked
police
officers
In
Regina
dis-
Plebiscite
on
Daylight
Time
;
British
Columbia
could
J.akc
no
and
meats,
i
chances
on
the
disease
spread-
flom
cntrv
Juliet
Quebec
49
Lit
tle
Long
Lac
70
Lynx
.'
13
Into
the
United
claimed
reports
that
the
disease
Construction
of
the
Woolwoi'Ui
ing
to
its
livestock
and
wild
states
because
of
the
outbreak
was
intentionally
introduced
to
might
have
bein
man-started
j
building
on
Third
Ayenue
oppo
il"'lPd
at
2:30
p
in.
He
Court
Chapel
by
5
li-en.
;
ninsUansuncl.
Nor-!
'Iier
pioneered
it
In
rt
40
years
ago
and
'aii
amiiiig
fi.shrr-ie
coast
s
w,d,,w,
ho
is
sur.
the
Saskatchewan
area.
and
deliberate
infections
to
des
site
the
post
ottice
diock,
according
to
the
announceemnt.
is
Authorities
may
be
working
on
tTOV
North
American
cattle."
the
theory
that
the
immigrant
VICTORIA.
Pointing
out
that
farmers
and
mothers
were
opposed
to
daylight
saving.
Alex
Hope,
MLA
for
Delta,
proposed
game.
He
said
tnat,
it
tne
ais-
f
foot-and-mouth
disease
in
ease
got
to
British
Columbia's
Canada,
a
United
States
official
wild
game,'
it
would
never
be
snid
yesterday.
.
possible
to
control
it.
He
said
h?1
.-.,.
Vniv
UWBARGO
ON
v
GRAIN
lHHcd
the
government
order,
would
only
be
temporary
until!
At
Winnipeg,
George
Mclvor,
i
h
sitimiinn
was
ri.!ircd
iin
chief
commissioner
of
the
Can-
ur'
wnlle
15
ln
cnare
01
11
may
unintentionally
have''
e!
but
there
is
a
possibility
of
the
brought
the
infection
to
this
inspection
of
Canadian
cattle
j
worfc
not
beginning
until
April,
country
in
his
clothing.
:
ccming
into
the
United
States
.This
was
the
statement
Tuesday
sons.
Rcinholdt
and
In
the
Legislature
yesterday
that
home!
and
two
there
should
be
a
plebiscite
on
Olpa
and
Mvrtle
'
tho
niiraMnn
nt
the
nrovincial
The
disease
is
caused
by
a
per-
through
the
Okanagan
Valley.
from
a
responsible
source.
Miidsen
Red
Lake
1.95
McKenzie
Red
Lake
40
MeLeod
Cockshult
2.75
Moneta
.37
Negus
62
Noranda
'
'
79.50
Louvicourt
29
Pickle
Crow
1.64
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rotiyn
19'i
Sherril
Gordon
15
Steep
Rork
7.30
Silver
Miller
154
Upper
Canada
".
1.62
Golden
Manitou
6
50
Immediate
closing
of
the
in-1
heat
Board,
f
"S
slstent
long-living,
hard-dying
f
'"''Oliver.
'Iplprtinn
'
ter-ni
ovincial
border
will
leave
u"f
''vc"t"'""'&"
"
virus
known
to
be
transmitted
in
i
that
manner.
Historic
Session
to
Open
With
New
Governor-General
en
Conducts
First
-WEATHER-
a
vust
hole
in
British
Colum-
'
-
bia's
meat
supply.
ctables
to
the
United
States
as
Meantime
at
Ottawa
the
em-;
a
result
of
the
foot-and-mouth
bargo
on
Import
of
Canadian
:
disease
"is
all
news
to
me."
meat
and
livestock
because
ofi
Tne
Canadian
Wheat
Board
foot
and
mouth
disease
In
i
last
week
banned
shipment
of
!
clouding
wmtTvariabie
over
I
OTTAWA
(Canadian
Press)
-
Parliament
open
stiture
of
Reign
grain
from
the
area
around
Re-
iRritKh
l-nlnmhia
tnriav
with
U
Klo
oncolnn
(nmrnwrai
ami
hlstnl'lP
CirCUm
southern
Saskatchewan
may
dc
a
blow
from
which
Canada's
$2,000,000,000
livestock
Industry
will
never
recover.
That
was
one
gina
where
the
disease
was
ais-(
t
tions
navi
ome
sunn
j
u
nf
rmnn
anil
i
Members
of
the
House
of
Commons
an
covered.
Dpr.Qd,
An
active
storm
is
movl
stances.
Cabinet
Meet
On
Meat
Crisis
The
United
States
had
en-
j
ing
into
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
today
genate
will
convene
a
few
hoUl'S
after
formal
lnstal-
of
a
number
of
possibilities:.
.
"UN
(Canadian
Press)
The
Queen,
dress-111
a
black
frock
set
off
with
a
pearl
necklace
'no(I
brooch,
today
held
the
first
investiture
...c..
SM
15
expeciea
u
give
suuuKjl
.
...
f
,,M.
a
PannHa'a
first
which
emerged
from
confusion
,u,lsu
,
restric
from
Canada
tQ
,nc,ude
.n,ithn
nrfnrle
ra
n
nunr
IMf
lOH
I1T
mill.
VllUJClIl.
iuaoovy
wo
following
announcement
yester
the
north
coast
tonight.
The
!
tions
on
meat
products,
hay
and
straw.
I
rain
trom
this
wcatner
system
;
''''W
in
the
state
ballroom
of
Buckingham
day
of
the
embargo
and
of
measures
Canada
will
take
to
stamp
out
the
contagious
dls-
VICTORIA.
The
provincial
j
cabinet
is
meeting
today
to
dfi-i
Bans
of
British
Columbia
and
:
will
spread
to
the
south
coast
by
;
native
Governor-General.
.
Mr.
Mafsey
will
be
sworn
ln
at
11
a.m.
Eastern
Standard
Time
in
a
glittering
ceremony
In
the
Senate
chamber
and
at
3
p.m.
will
return
to
read
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
opening
the
new
Long
Missing
Nurse
Found
"fUerred
knichlhomk
ment
lease.
keep
I
Western
livestock
traders
were
eidc.
on
whether
frozen
should
be
permitted
to
Ontario
mention
only
livestock.
,
tomorrow
evening,
bnow
is
ex-.
In
Saskatchewan,
agricultural
!
pected
In
the
northern
interior
officials
will
slaughter
1015
cat-
tomorrow,
tic.
190
hoas
and
140
sheep
in-;
Forecast
wards
upon
more
rsons.
Iromlnx
into
British-
.Columbia
first
to
suggest
that
livestock
!
from
east
of
the
Alberta
border
interests
in
the
United
States
!
following
the
outbreak
of
foot
wju
try
to
keep
the
embargo
on
tected
with
the
easily-spread
.
North
coast
region
Cloudy!
"Buy
British"
MLA
Urges
$
the
same
ivr..
OITAWA
(CP)
Army
Nursing
session
of
Parliament.
"WW.
,iu,
..u
E,.,ohpth
Ransom.
Th
Sneee.h
from
the
Throne
the
Om
;
and
mouth
disease
In
Saskatcne-
indefinitely
ii
nnt
nn
rumnrrnur
TJinrnnir
jv.v.
-..
-
.....
the
Ottawa
said
Officials
in
i
'm
cold
inri
Last
year
Cnnada
shipped
temperature!
object
of
widespread
search
for
expected
'f!
national
crisis
ih'
Little
w.
change
"'f"1
In
"
-
j,
o(
(he
fltuation
was
a
v
VI
111!
state.
and
ma
mean
price
support
for
i
wina-ngm
increas
ng
to
soutn-
found
y
in
New
York
.
City.
Rova,
commission
which
spent
be-
beef
as
part
of
a
federal
plan
f
of
Edinburgh
stood
studying
Canada's
..,.,i,,
th
.ii.
,...,.,.,
of.
in
a
onei
siaieiucui,
iu
jrau
i
VICTORIA
Pi
A
"Buy
Biit-.
Ish"
campaign
In
Canada
would
iwm...S
i.
.
-
....,,;
,hlomc
S130.000.000
worth
of
cattle,
hogs,
sheep,
goats
and
meat
from
these
animals
to
the
United
States.
With
the
loss
of
the
United
States
market,
drastic
price
cuts
were
forecast.
naval
uniform.
More
Families
Enter
Province
ration
Presented
was
n.,
vt
n
h
mrris
CroiUi
r..
.
Wil-
(Nan
ternoon.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
'le
luesuay.
m.uy
nw
"
-
n
v
....
tomorrow-Port
HarcTy.
34
and
said
she
has
been
definite.)
Mo-
In
the
in
e
rnat
on
al
f
le
Id.
P
ar-Us-
Sanrisnit
34
and
42-
Princv
cated
and
will
be
returned
to
liament
will
likely
be
a.sked
to
iRuUt
34
and
42
'her
parents
at
Stanley,
New
ratify
the
Japanese
peace
treaty
P
'
I
Brunswick.
and
also
will
be
asked
to
approve
i
.
The
nurse,
aged
26.
has
been
a
new
extradition
treaty
with
whn
niiw
apunen
in
nis
qicinory,
a
im
lori
u
g
bcr
of
the
British
Columbia
Leg-
i'mnded.
herl"B
mach
ne-B,
e
said
yesterday
in
the
to
meet
the
crisis.
Giant
cattle
graves
are
being
prepared
for
slaughter
of
the
victims.
Diseased
'animals
will
be
shot
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
and
covered
with
unslaked
lime
and
buried.
First
grave,
200,
by
60
feet
and
10
feet
deep,
was
dug
on
the
farm
of
Konstan-tin
Haun
where
'
10
cattle
caught
the
foot
and
mouth
last
Nm,mSI"
""one
opeecn
aeoaie.
I
T
I
)
F
C
'
mining
since
last
December
24
the
United
States
Maurice
Finnerty,
Liberal
mm
mm
.
uhn
slip
hoarded
a
train
at
The
budnet
tnis
year
is
ex-
VICTORIA
The
trend
of
Movement
of
livestock
out
of
population
movement
to
British
the
prairies
and
trading
came
Columbia
continued
during
the
to
a
virtual
standstill
on
the
past
month
as
455
families
en-1
western
livestock
markets
and
tered
the
province,
while
267
traders
generally
forecast
a
left.
Alberta
headed
the
list,
price
drop
within
the
next
few
smuilno-
159
families
and
recelv-
days.
member
for
Similkameen,
suggested
that
Canadian
people,
business
men
and
provincial
and
Thursday,
High
February
28.
1952
!
Kingston
where
she
was
station-
pected
to
be
introduced
early
in
3:16
22.4
feet
ed.
i
April
and
may
include
some,
tax
15:36
20.8
feet
An
Army
statement
says
that
ilief
in
specific
fields.
No
gen-...
9:30
2.8
feet
Miss
Sansom
"appears
to
have
eral
reduction'
of
taxes
is
ex-
21:37
4.0
feet
bccii
the
victim
pf
amnesia.".
pected.
.
.1
iwhth.
"u
"UD-
Low
"'Me
swdrri
"oul-;as
possible
from
Britain
In
pre-
ing
65.
Saskatchewan
was
sec-1
At
Roust's
Point,
New
York,
onct
grains
and
some
vegetables,
as,
disease.
iference
to
the
United
States.