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No.
55
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
5,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ft
AQJURftll
it
1
SIS
5
T
SB'1
'
"V-l
I
1
r
'i
Envoys,
Old
and
New
lie
Iscale
nting
B.C.
Ban
May
Be
Relaxed
Janitors
Problems
Janitorial
problems
wers
among
the
matters
which
occupied
the
attention
of
the
board
of
-school
trustees
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night.
Principal
A.
M.
Hurst
reported
VICTORIA.
Hon.
Harry
,rn(l
in
rroilucliun
Big
Contract
With
Alcan
Proposed
to
Bolster
Stock
Of
White
Metal
Across
Line
WASHINGTON
(CP)
The
United
States
government
will
lay
before
the
aluminum
industry
today
proposals
for
a
major
"third
round"
expansion
of
United
States
aluminum
production,
together
with
a
step-up
in
stockpiling
and
long-term
purchase
contract
with
Canada.
Defence
production
Adminis-
Tf-tin
fch
!,
in
tewua.j
War
Avoidable
But
Could
Be
Violent,
Sudden
-
Churchill
LONDON
(Canadian
Press)
Prime
Minister
I
Winston
Churchill,
speaking
in
Parliament
today,
j
expressed
.the
opinion
that
world
war
could
be
avoided
but,
if
it
did
come,
it
would
be
sudden
and
violent,
j
Much
would
depend
on
the
home
guard
for
defence
;
as
regular
troops
would
be
abroad.
that
the
women
cleaners
at
new
Bowman,
provincial
minister
of
agriculture,
said
today
that
British
Columbia's
ban
on
imports
of
livestock
may
be
relaxed
in
a
few
days.
(Rt.
Hon.
J.
O.
Gardiner,
federal
minister
of
agriculture,
is
calling
a
conference
of
federal-provincial
agriculture
ministers
to
take
joint
action
on
measures
against
spread
of
foot
and
mouth
disease.
in
prln
Rup"t
.
of
me
first
two
,3
totals
52.C30.909
.parcel
wi'h
36'"
fpet
in
the
corrcs-,d
of
last
year.
!hl4
February
was
rd
feet
as
against
,'rd
feet
In
the
same
uks,
per
species,
...
.rp
as
follows
Eoctn
Memorial
High
School
were
having
a
hard
time
keeping
up
wuh
thei'
work
and
some
additional
help
may
be
required.
A
hi?
vacuum
cleaner,
was
recently
provided
for
the
school
in
tire
hope
that
It
would
ease
up
the
work.
However,
"more
wases,
more
help,
there
seems
no
send
to
it,"
observed
one
trustee.
!
Mr.
Earl
Becker,
chairman
of
i
the
Booth
Memorial
School
com-i
mittee.
was
asked
to
check
up.
Mr.
Churchill
expressed
dis-
.
Substitutes
Turned
Down
figures
for
the
given
for
compart-
appointment
at
the
slowness
of
delivery
of
United
States
aid
to
I
Great
Britain
and
said
that
i
Britain
would
need
four
instead
j
Over
at
the
new
King
Edward
j
Germ
War
Ridiculed
SIR
ALEXANDER
CLUTTER-BUCK,
British
High
Commissioner
Uo
Cartada,
has
been
transferred
to
Australia
in
a
similar
capacity.
Sir
Alexander
has
been
in
Ottawa
since
1946.
1.660.129
'of
three
years
to
carry
out
Its
Dim
view
was
taken
by
the
..519.571
trator
Manly
Fleischmann
and
wf
w
other
defence
officials
will
meet
lnJin-s
with
aluminum
and
copper
pro-
j
Iff
luOldna
ducers.
-I
Mobilizer
Charles
E.
Wilson;
GARY,
Indiana
CP
A
loaded
will
confer
with
high
govern-
commuter
express,
outbound,
ment,
business
and
industry
,
from
Chicago,
ran
on
to
the
leaders
on
the
aluminum
pro-'
wrong
siding
in
Gary
station
gram
Thursday.
Informed
Tuesday
night
and
hit
an
empty
sources
here
said
a
memoran-
car,
injuring
54
persons,
dum
drafted
by
Fleischmann's
'.
Only
six
of
the
54
remained
in
aluminum
chief,
Samuel
W.
hospital
after
treatment
and
Arfr,
uin
hp
discussed,
it
their
injuries
are
described
as
'
School
mud
tracked
In
from
the
I
grounds
atfer
ashes
had
been
!
dumped
on
them
was
making
a
'
mess
of
the
floors
and
bothering
1
:
8
830
881
board
of
school
trustees
at
its
imZl
meeting
last
night
of
a
request!
The
Prime
Minister
spoke
par-
"52.r)6
227.298
719.0G2
from
six
substitute
teachers
for
ucu.ar.y
---
thal
lhe
j
237,816
1.823
542
an
increase
in
the
scale
of
pay
j
""
United
Nations
are
waging
germ
the
janitors.
A.
J.
uominaio.
i
that
school's
chairman,
said
it
,
was
hoped
to
get
the
grouncu.1
1
30C.016
5.542
from
$8
and
$10
to
$12
and
$14
oy
tne
ur.iiu
owwr-
w
warfare
-
rf
in
ln
North
Norln
Korea
Korea
were
were
182.806
1
.
r
1
1
cohered
with
sand,
cinders
or
gravel
and
thus
Improve
the
situ-
'
rttir,
Thorp
Viae
glun
hppn
A
per
day.
'
"uu
,,ul'
c
uct"
icvciycu.
The
substitutes
made
the
re-i
A
Labor
vpte
of
non-confif-quest
ln
view
of
the
fact
that
;
dence
on
the
government's
abll-i.,
r
oiii
io.i,.i,r.
iir.,i
hiwn
itv
to
r.arrv
out
the
defence
not
serious.
is
said
to
suggest:
1
,.221.529
10.059.272
iM
fraducU
again
denied
with
ridicule
In
London
and
Washington
yesterday.
ir.
Washington
Secretary
of
State
Dean
Acheson
said
such
charts
were
"nonsense
and
en-
iucts
ucts
soalr
soair
for
ior
this
.w.w.
...v.
.
iisRiR
L-iven
two
increase
and
they
felt
program,
is
coming
up
tonight.
request
for
a
heavy
duty
cleaner
which
will
be
checked
up
on
before
any
purchase
Is
made.
i
j
A
150,000-ton
annual
expan-i
sion.of
domestic
output
j
j
largely
by
newcomers
in
the
al-
j
'
uminum
field.
All
Yukon
:npared
wlln
3(ji),4JJ
mey
siiuuiu
ue
wuubih
hi
nut..
tirelv
false
He
challenged
tne
Todays
Stocks
1
r
-tl
j
Communists
to
permit
an
Inde-
nnnHunt
In
vpst
lira
nnn
nv
Rlicn
an
(
iirioj
h.
i.
jiitiiMun
Co.
uo.)
organization
as-the
International
1
Red
Cross
executive.
2
Signing
of
a
contract
with
I
the
Aluminum
Company
of
j
I
Canada
for
substantial
pur-
j
'
I
chases
over
the
next
seven
years.
The
figure
of
250,000
tons
a
year
has
been
mentioned.
3
Substantial
expansion
of
na-
I
finnal
defence
stockpile
Of
Meatless
Commissioner
Appealing
Against
British
Columbia
Embargo
were
VANCOUVER
i
in
London
the
charges
.25
American
Standard
Inspector
Discusses
Education
Bralorne
6.10
""'
'
f
-
1
A
'
aluminum.
Proposed
figures
are'
VICTORIA
The
far
north
a
the
same
month
It
was
stated
mat
suDstitute
;
:
;e
total
for
the
two
teachers
were
providing
one-
434.213
lineal
feet
tenth
of
the
curriculum
each
;
..Ih
479,108
In
the
year.
3
period
last
year.
The
board
s
reply
denying
the
;
i
poles
and
piling
request
will
point
out
that
Prinre
;
?d
as
follow
this
Rupert
Is
already
paying
the
!
higest
substitute
scale
In
the
;
:i0
lima!
feet.
province
with,
two
exceptions
:
;33
Terrace
and
Birch
Island.
In
i
us,
9.900.
Vancouver
substitutes
get
f
rom
:
..unt
this
February
$7
to
$9
per
day
and
in
Nelson
i
;eces.
Last
year
in
;
they
receive
$4.50.
lies
were
scaled.
j
One
trustee
facetiously
sug-
j
this
February
am-,
gested
that,
,
"if
the.
substitutes
:
cords
compared
;
apologtee
for
bothering
us
with
cords
In
the
same
this
request,
we
may
not
reduce
ear.
their
pay."
i
f
mil
r
r
.
if
VntnM
tprritnrv
fares
&
Cnnmlete
j
described
as
"fantastic
and
dis-''
graceful."
Epidemic
conditions
ln
North
Kqrea
had
become
out
'of
control
and
the
Communists-'were
endeavoring
to
blame
it
on.
some
one
else.
One
Communist
Chinese
charge
was
that
shells
had
been
fired
into
North
Korea
containing
not
obtainable.
1
LT.-GEN.
SIR
ARCHIBALD
NYE,
a
native
of
Dublin,
has
been
appointed
Britain's
new
HmVi
rnmmissioner
to
Canada.
Education
Week
in
Prince
Ru-
j
pert
was
observed
last
night
with
j
a
public
meeting
ln
the
Civic
j
Centre
when
a
fair-sized
aud-j
tn.
knirrt
n
v-l
tr
ct
fl
IP
t
i
V
A
9nH
j
plague
germs.
Draft
Bill
Sidetracked
i
unuu
.b.i.w.j
-
.
'
meatless
future
because
of
the
;
f
oQt
and
mouth
disease
embargoes.
i
Fred
Fraser..
Commissioner
ot
;
Yukon,
has
asked
the
British
Columbia
Minister
of
Agricuturc,
1
Hon.
Harry
Bowman,
to
modify
;
the
British
Columbia
embargo
on
ipr.iirie
inea
.because
all
of
Yji-.
j
kon's
supply
has
to
be
shipped
j
through
B.C.
He
suggested
the
i
coniincr
nf
vphieles
or
some
other
Sir
Archibald
viiiuoiu
was
Governor
of
jui
H-c
iivai
vi
nu
""""
v.--
.interesting
address
by
Inspector!
Madras
in
1948
when
he
was
'of
Schools
G.
W.
Graham.
Robert'
cnosen
Britain's
first
High
YVimmlssioner
to
India.
-
B
R
X
043i
Cariboo
Quartz
1.30
i
Congress
'
,
-06
!
Cronln
Babine
.44
!
Giant
Mascot
,
-97
j
i
Indian
Minus
20
Pioneer
.
2.15
Premier
Border
32
Vi
Privateer
09
Reno
-
03
1
2
Sheep
Creek
1.65
Sllbak
Premier
.57
f
,
Tku
River,"-.
;i
.
.07
Vananda
-21
Salmon
Gold
03
'2
Spud
Valley
.15
Silver
Standard
2.35
Western
Uranium
3
05
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
9.00
A
P
Con
52
Calmont
'
195
C
&
E
16.90
Central
Leduc
2.00
Moore,
principal
of
King
Edward!
School,
was
chairman.
I
wronulation
Adds
oj
1
CP
PHOTOS
1
Universal
Service
Measure
Sent
Back
to
Committee
Inf
in
Last
JO
Years
WAfiHTNOTON
Rl-
The
House
j
measure
to
mee
the
urgent
need
Enrolment
Highest
Yet
!
Total
of
1474
Pupils
Attending
j
Public
Schools
;
Enrolment
at
Prince
Rupert
city
schools
set
a
new
high
mark
1
in
February
this
year
at
a
total
of
Representatives
voted
236
to
'
The
Booth
Memorial
School
Band
played
an
attractive
program,
under
the
direction
of
Fred
Huber.
Mr.
Graham
held
that
Education
Week
was
certainly
something
of
importance.
It
would
Packers
Not
Agreeing
to
My,
Military
Activity
and
Mining:
Factors
ror
supplies
111
uic
iiimuig
w-tricts.
Mr.
Bowman,
however,
said
he
could
not
consider
the
request.
It
must
await
clarification
of
the
situation
on
the
prairies.
AWA
(CP)
The
Yukon,
strategically
im-j
Beef
Ceding
help
in
having
the
public
gam
a
'
better
impression
of
what
is
being
j
rid
on
its
way
back
to
a
new
mining
heyday,
i
162
Tuesday
mgnt
to
sena
ine
administration-backed
universal
military
training
bill
back
to1
committee
just
about
wiping
out
any
chance
that
the
hotly
controversial
measure
can
be
,
passed
this
year.
The
bill
would
have
made
able-
bodied
youths
liable
to
six
months
military
training
as
soon
as
they
j
reached
the
age
of
18.
I
Tr.
addition,
it
would
have
kept
!
accomplished
today
in
eauca-;
ylCTORIA
flCattle
growers
s
fastest-growing
area
and
its
got
figures!
of
1474
as
comparea
wnn
nu
ln
January
of
this
year
and
1361
In
February
1951.
Two
years
ago
to
prove
it.
I
French
Ship
Is
Loading
Grain
iber
Hears'
On
a
percentage
basis,
the
far
outstripped
any
othi.1
in
February
the
enrolment
was
only
1359.
All
city
schools
showed
in-rrensed
enrolment
this
February
:,ira
of
Canada
In
tile
grown!
them
in
reserves
and
subject
to
Freighter
Jean
L.
D.,
Capt.'.T
of
Its
population
between
1911
and
1951,
art
85.10
percent
hoist
,
'to
9096
from
4914.
.
!
paa
flans
recall
for
seven
and
a
half
years
Batas
win
Degin
taking
on
her
after
training
finished.
Changes
had
come.
They
had
;
of
British
Columbia
saia
munuuj
been
gradual.
There
had
been!
that
they
had
approached
B.C.
criticism
as
well
as
approval.
packing
houses
to
establish
vol-Mention
was
made
of
where
ln
i
untary
price
ceilings
on
beef
some
homes,
as
many
as
three
:
during
the
outbreak
of
foot
and
generations
had
been
reared.
It
:
mouth
disease
but
the
packers
would
be
in
a
home
such
as
this
S
declined.
where
changes
in
a
school
sys-
(j.
P
Wilson,
president
of
the
tem
were
more
likely
to
be
readily
,
B
c'
cattle
Growers,
said
about
accepted.
1
50
percent
of
the
packers
agreed
There
was
reference
to
Dr.
;to
a
ceiling
but
50
percent
did
Hume,
noted
Canadian
educator
;
not
Therefore,
there
could
not
whose
recent
comment
In
Mac-
j
be
&
generai
agreement,
lean's
magazine
concerning
the
j
M,
WUson
sald
the
growers,
as
pupils
of
today
and
the
results
of
1
Association
will
refuse
to
sell
wheat
cargo
this
afternoon.
The
TTrpnrh
vessel
arrived
at
7
I
with
the
single
exception
of
Booth
Memorial
nigh
School
which,
at
516.
was
one
off
from
I
January
although
still
well
I
ahead
of
488
ln
February
1951.
!
Enrolment
-figures
per
school
i
title
lTr.hinfirv
nnfl
last.
are'.
President
Truman
and
most
military
leaders
endorsed
the
bill.
a
nnmhpr
nf
church,
farm,
edu
twl
eru.sher
Is
to
in
sheer
numbers
that
boost
j
Tyre
to
provide
a
was
puny
compared
with,
say,!
;Pile
for
use
on
1m-
yntaiios
Jump
of
more
than;
l
the
Skeena
River
800.000
in
the
corresponding
pe-j
o'clock
last
night
for
her
second
visit
here
this
winter.
Cargo
is
cational
Udwunai
and
a.iu
other
organizations
o
fnr
jqj.
Janan
japan.
The
1116
vessel
Vessel
took
on
wil
urged
a
strong
campaign
against
..
t
imDerial
Gil
Co.
dock
bc-
'go
Kraupncr,
chair-
rlod
but
the
fact
still
stands:
I
Feb.
it.
1
i'fnre
nrneeedine
to
the
elevator
ili
Yuuon
nearly
doubled
its
populut.on
in.
the
last
decide.
j
V.'liy
the
Jump
I
t''s
land
highway
committer.
il
Chamber
ol
netting
on
Monday
'y
there
was
suffice
'
this
morninS
!
ITwered
by
citv
fire
their
studies
is
arousing
mucn
.
..
.
u
the
pack
viivia
a
T
rr
th
rnp
mickers
niii
Kiria
11
P"n
Feb.
1951
488
318
272
231
.
u
-
-
1952
513
374
291
293
Booth
High
King
Edward
Conrad
(including
Seal
Cove)
Borden
Pwd
up
to
attention.
He
has
been
charging
!
.
.
biddlng
high
priCCs
for
department
at
12:30
p.m.
today
that
a
great
deal
is
lacking,
and;',
thcre
Rre
alwavs
certain
'
vas
a
small
chimney
fire
at
143.
4i.i.
ho
he
oiinnnc
alleges,
pnnlrt
could
hp
be
placed
nineed'
1
.
.
,
.In
ninI,t
nlofp
tt.p
home
of
A.
i..lim
umuiiv
a
o1-""
...
surface
made
lllP
Yukon
s
1901
popula
een
Kwinlisa
n-.ul
Dental
Clinic
this,
nt.
the
door
of
the
present
sys
tion
27.000
and
tnen
collapsed?
Officials
cite
a
number
of
M
&
McClay
had
Mercury
30
Okalta
3.90
Pacific
Pete
1100
Roval
Canadian
-23
Royalite
16.00
TORONTO
Athona
13
'
Aumaque
21
Beattlc
DuQuesne
47
Bevcourt
102
Buffalo
Canadian
24
Consol.
Smelters
38.20
Conwest
3
85
Donaldaj
I
7
Eldona
31
East
Sullivan
8.75
Giant
Yellowknlfe
11-50
God's
Lake
-38
Hardrock
13
Harricana
I
Heva
I3
Jollct
Quebec
48
Little
Long
Lac
69
Lynx
..
-K
Madscn
Red
Lake
199
McKenzic
Red
Lake
43
McLcod
Cockshutt
2.78
Moncta
36
Negus
60
Noranda
80-00
Louvicourt
30
Pickle
Crow
1-54
'
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
18
Sherrit
Gordon
4-25
Steep
Rock
7.25
Silver
Milh'r
100
Upper
Canada
1-70
Golden
Manitou
...(
6.45
individuals
wno
win
sen
-
trihe
"
price."
"If
that
happens,
the
lid
Johnston.
There
was
no
dam-may
j,.
blow
off
beef
prices
in
B.C."
.
age.
'"-iruf'tions
to
start
r"el
a-aln
at
Gai-
Total
1174
1359
Discussed
by
leasons.
The
Alaska
Highway
has
gone
through
In
the
last
decade,
putting
the
Yukon
on
a
direct
roau
link
between
Edmonton
and
Alaska.
Ii
the
last
couple
of
Uhat
this
vear
:lc
nakintr
of
reiiiiii-
t
bet
til
I
M'fim,,
and
it
had
been
en
tt'nd
washing
years
another
Important
gravei
Skeena
River.
road
has
been
built
northwarii
tem.
He
was.
of
course,
entitled
to
his
opinions
which
possessed
a
value.
Mr.
Graham
gave
a
general
review
of
educational
thought
and
methods
in
British
Columbia
today.
Students
should
think
independently
for
the
good,
of
everybody
and
along
lines
of
reason
and
common
sense.
They
should
learn
to
accept
responsibility,
strengthen
their
own
character
and
develop
the
moral
fibre
so
that,
when
the
time
came
to
go
out
into
the
world,
they
could
face
up
to
the
realism
that
must
Rural
schools
in
the
area
reported
enrolments
as
follows:
Port
Esslngton,
33;
Port
Edward,
98
(85
last
yean;
Digby.
14
(19
last
year);
Sunnyslde,
35.
New
Strike
on
Stewart
Canal
STEWART.
Recent
opera-
wrvs
wrr(.
ul)(tT
j
from
Whltehorse
into
the,
boom
New.
Park
at
East
End
Proposed-
j
School
Board
.
Moot
Roosevelt
Park
Conversion
!h?SSsis-
..
,
1
should
represent
the
board
on
Citv
'Parks'
Board
will
ask
city
council
tor
a.tne
committee
of
the
Prince
,
,
nn,OVplt
Park
Rpautifica-1
,
Rupert
Children's
Dental
Clinic
-I
i.
tv,
the
Kooseelt
farK
ceauiiuca
plebiscite
to
convert
chary
about
getting
tion
Fund
for
use
in
building
a
swimming
pool
and
entangled
in
any
financial
corn-creating
Plans
were
discussed
at
a
meet-
miIJIn.1senseckeri
a
new
park.
wh0
had
already
ing
of
park
commissioners
for
a
new
park
site
at
Seal
attended
IlllSlrilrtiiin
K...
n,
it.
en
j'
naimk
...
.
ing
mining
district
oi
Muyu,
.i
d.stance
of
250
miles.
MILITARY
BASE
Whltehorse
has
become
an
Im
u
rruu-
,p.hieh
It
as
...
w
out-
i.r
ii..
"n"'
Impruvi-mrntx
portant
military
base
in
joint
i
Canadian-American
plans
to
d.
-'
lend
the
north.
The
air
force'
has
a
base
there.
It
Is
the
heart
;
of
the
army's
engineering
sys-
be
met.
'
Tavp
j
tkms
at
the
Stewart
Canal
gold
I
mine,
under
the
direction
of
!
John
Haahtl,
are
proving
a
suc
II
"r-
Kraupner
;n
the
major
im-"eram
being
plln.
iy
good
Indeed
of
the
clinic
which
is
to
start
operations
soon
even
if
It
means
making
a
grant.
Other
members
of
the
board,
however,
were
inclined
to
take
a
more
conservative
attitude.
Tho
board
heard
that
the
pro-
Turkey
Pledges
Her
Forces
to
UN
Army
tem
for
maintenance
of
the
Ala-ka
Highway.
i
The
air
base
was
developed
during
the
war
as
part
of
the'
"
s
year.
At
last,
11
as
coming
cess.
Crosscuttmg
in
tne
mam
tunnel
through
a
felsUe
dyke,
a
body
of
ore
was
encountered
the
exact
extent
of
which
is
not
vet
determined.
IK
i
1
1
.
r
-
4
site
is
the
grounds
of
the
I
pupil
showed
slight
inclination
to
:
Exact
study
and
it
was
evident
his
time
former
RCAF
recreat
on
hall
I
in
school
was
largely
wasted,
it
which
was
moved
to
M,Uer
Bay.
iwas
better,
he
considered,
for
Basement
is
Plannf
"
jhim
to
be
outside
holding
a
job
swimming
pool;
surrounding
area
I
rather
than
to
be
a
loafer
either
for
playground
facilities
and
In
or
out
school.
A
condition
of
parkland.
idleness,
above
all.
must
be
c6mmissioners
fel
.that
It
is
cor,Hai
timp
the
eh
dren
In
the
east
end
ipnrr
-i
'staging
route
for
taking
pianes
Agrees
to
Form
Gov't
I
ANKARA.
Turkey
today
vincial
government
contributed
Dledeed
her
land,
sea
and
air
half
of
the
cost
of
the
clinic
K
urhioh
i-harirpH
pneh
child
USU1H
""'rebel
""'"eaito
ltussia.
Now
it
Is
a
kev
oasc
f
the
r,,'
'u.Kl
i
fmil!ic
furiln
Vhms
to
fight
off
any
planes
Hum
Trr.
t.lmi
n,i.u
i
Assays
are
not
yet
available
i
but
Mr.
Haahtl
Is
extremely
optimistic
that
this
new
discovery
I
will
prove
of
vaiue
to
the
prop
forces
to
the
United
Nations
-
-
-
11
'he
llOI'll
'
""Bim
wuiiiv:
iium
lts
services
$4.
Fees
charged
by
PARIS
(CP)
Antolne
Pinay
w
n
iinti
'uo
c
t
liitiii
ill
I
if,
I,
nii.
avuiueu.
10
was
imi
-
,
.
of
the
city
have
somewhere
to
go
for
the
school
to
maintain
con-
&
...
-
ai
i
1
u
ciimmAf
nniifiavs.
1
K'JVcr
At
,
army.
General
Eisenhower,
com
boomed
Doomed
from
from
754
754
in
in
1941
iy4i
to
to
2U00.
ziwu.
60-yar-old
Mooeraie
wmativu
erty.
is
visiting
An-
the
dentists
and
the
hours
01
work,
they
would
be
putting
In
were
discussed.
a
TOSS...
os
r
t"LS(!lt
from
Terrace
Mdc
the
river
Dawson
has
dropped
from
1000
ttve
s
endeavoring
to
form
IS
t
Development
on
this
find
tact
with
boys
and
gins
01
-
iii"rute
which
has
mander-in-chief
Speaking
briefly
of
sport
and
been
set
aside
for
utlfication
kara.
-
ih.
.Ji
k
ihp
insnpeinr
of
Roosevelt
park
U
estimated
to
773.
new
ivrencn
Ko,""",c"'
.,
ask
the
Assembly
to
vote,
i
mav
Is
situated
on
The
property
mm
in
as
Premier
He
advised
Sresllcnr
Aurtol
he
had
been
'Mount
Ralney
adjoining
the
Big
.
i
i
n.ntiatinns
to'
Four
and
its
easy
access
to
stated
that
sometimes
It
might
to
have
built
up
a
fund
.
ot
some
!
be
thought
a
lad's
thoughts
were
$23,000.
It
has
one
more
year
to
i
,
.
,
.......
ri
1
r,n
hofore
the
tax
is
eliminated.
Burma
Education
Commission
Here
succeasmi
o
.
.
i
.,,.,1,0
if
But,
aside
from
the
military,
the
key
to
the
Yukon's
growtn
is
mining.
In
1946,
for
Instance,
the
total
value
of
minerals
produced
in
the
Yukon
was
$1,-700,000,
nearly
all
from
gold
in
the
Klondike.
In
1950
it
was
$8,000,000.
witn
Two
Perish
in
Montreal
Fire
form
an
administration.
concem-raieo
mauiiy
-'"
H"".
,
.k.
h,,rrf
board
rather
than
on
the
course
of
Meanwhile
the
park
estimates
whum
are
studies.
This
however,
was
a
mis-
prepared
..j.--
.
.
1
"hwer
than
ever
before,
ac-
jan
inviting
possibility
as
a
po-i
tential
producer.
N
June
5
turn
out
to
be
a
good
student
and
cording
to
Chairman
Pat
For-
MONTREAL.
Two
people
died
VICTORIA
A
six-man
-WEATHER-
oi
snn-,0
fimo
o-tvp
nlpntv
of
I
man.
.
.
'
i
..i-
missini?
after
a
fire
mission
from
Burma
is
htre
Hi
TIDES
u..ipp
Rimert
After
snow
gold
at
$3,500,000,
silver
at
$2,.-.
500,000
and
lead
at
$1,900,000.
Officials
here
think
the
total
...ay
may
hit
a.
$12,000,000
M.ouiwM,
for
ior
1951
ioi
and
-
should
do
a
grea
t
dea
l
lor
of
tour
to
study
!
attention
to
his
games.
!
"We
destroyed
a
theatre.build-
;
the
course
a
i
Having
charge
of
a
school
j
parks
this
year
li
we
are
Pven
itn
aDartments
0n
the
up-;
the
Canadian
educational
sys-
'
wiuf
blrlhtlay
of
,,n
since
in
keeplnS
fa
vtt
reien
of
dnrln"
the
night,
cloudy
with
1
Thursday,
March
6,
1952
meant
the
practice
of
kindliness,
the
money
we
win
-
q
three
loors
Many
tem,
united
Kingdom,
umtea
tolerance,
firmness,
impartiality,
said.
rPspivd
at
were
forced
into
the
street,-?
in
States
and
Mexico
have
already
---
expected
today
and
High
9:58
16.9
feet
15
keep
on
going.
The
heart
of
this
16.2
feet
Thursday
win
ind,
a
25
miles
per
23:23
boom
is
the
base-metal
mining
rhnntrln
1-
nw
3:5a
,,5
feet
ypsio
11
w&s
an-
knowledge
of
a'
subject.-
as
well
as
txum
w
r
night
...
attire
1
m.xt
city
council
meeting
lsrtuailvThe
Q"'en's
uua"y
on
April
21.
area
around
Mayo,
between
nour
mi
"
tr
.
ft
4
feet
1
its
worth.
Whltehorse
and
Dawson.
.temperature.
..
.