1
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.
lenders
For
$40
Million
ruei
Link
Expected
To
Be
Called
in
Fortnight
Recount
Sought
NEW
WESTMINSTER
(CP)
William
Mott,
a
Liberal
defeated
in
New
Westminster
ridin?
,
,
This
anions?
onfMwniPK
in
Mondays
federal
election.
i
Junction,
it
will
follow
the
Alaska
Highway
to
Fairbanks.
will
ask
for
a
recount.
The
seji
OTTAWA
C?X
Defence
forces
i
dismantled
later,
ifi
strategic
Alaska
and
north-
j
The
pipeline
also
will
be
avail-
wat.-torri
ranttHa
will
Vu
leii
m!
!
ahlp
tn
fill
Canadian
military
was
taken
by
George
Harm,
So-
The
Canadian
section
ot
the
133
e
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11
II
llJ
I
1
II
IB
II
II
tl
II
i
1
1
I
II
II
1
t
II
lit
U
and
gasoline
through
a
610-
requirements.
Civilian
needs
also
line
will
start
at
the
Alaska-B.C.
I
cial
Credit,
who
won
by
mile
pipeline
to
be
built
imme-
will
be
satisfied.
boundary,
about
30
miles
north
.
votes.
(Jlately
by
the
United
States,
'
cost
of
the
project
Is
estimated
of
Haines,
and
end
of
the
Yu-
"My
campaign
committee
feci
pnrti-ver
the
storied
Trail
of
at
$40,000,000.
Of
this.
$12,000.-
kon-Alaska
boundary
on
the
there
is
no
question
about
th
'Vt
fWI
will
hp
sivnt.
nn
thp
Cana-
Alaska
Hiehwav.
a
total
of
about
nped
for
a
recount."
said
Mr.
Work
cn
the
S40.000.000
fuel
dian
section.
285
miles.
Mott
today.
New
Westminster
has
been
-a
federal
Liberal
stronghold
for
ignk,
passing
through
north-
Tne
Une
wiu
built
north-
I
Title
of
right-of-way
for
the
nvrn
Bnush
Columbia
and
ward
rom
Haines,
near
Skagway,
Canadian
section
will
be
held
by
i
the
Yukm
over
sections
of
tne
-
h.
Haines
rutiff
a
road
the
B.C.
and
Federal
eovern-
23
years.
Mr.
Mott.
a
former
Ui.
n-cj-the-century
gold
rush
uniting
the
Pacific
coast
town
ments.
The
B.C.
government
is
mayor
of
New
Westminster,
was
tti.il.
-"probably
will
start
this
witr,
tne
Haines-Junction
on
the-
making
crown-owned
lands
j
elected
to
Parliament
in
tiu-
1949
election.
itar.
.Terminals
will
be
Haines,
jua
Highway.
From
Haines
available
for
the
project.
ne-T
Skagway,
Alaska,
on
the
OPTOMETRIST
Turbo-Prop
Airliner
Earns
Large
Profit
For
UK
Firm
pacific
coast,
and
Fairbanks,
mi
aska,
keystone
of
the
defence
irrch
that
ouiges
towards
Asiatic
&
.ssia.
--cout
cne-third
of
the
line
sJill
he
buried,
mostly
in
the
c
mim
tinn?
and
the
rest
Fred
E.
Dcwdii
2
i
wmm
ir
ww
x
Room
10,
t?tone
Building
Phone
D!ue
593
,
SUITES
Batfbsdi
JOHN
H.
ie
latest
velour
anil
r
11
be
above
ground
The
eight-
LONDON
CP)
Turbo-prop
says,
it
is
encouraging
that
the
ir
h
line
will
follow
the
Haines
"ickers
Viscount
airliners
op-
:
Viscount
is
operating
already
at
cut-off
a
side
road
from
the
crated
by
British
European
Air-
the
lowest
cost
a
ton-mile
of
?liska
Highway,
to
Haines
ways
have
earned
a
clear
profit
any
passenger
airliner
in
the
Junction,
where
it
will
bend
of
nearly
70.000
in
their
first
;
BEA
fleet.
Jnrthwestw-x-rt
along
the
vital
2,000
hours
of
scheduled
seiv-
!
"It
shows,"
says
Masefield,
Jcfence
artery
!
ice,
it
was
announced
here.
;
th
t
in
the
Viscount
we
have
-Sources
ht-.e
said
the
U.S.
j
Pcter
Masefield.
BEA's
chief
1
P'f
w,hlchlt
is
not
nly
S,n
letd
in
its
attraction
to
-
J
-domineers
in
charge
of
j
et
ve,
says
in
8n
BrU,
construction
will
call
tenders
;
fn'C'tion-s
magazine
that
Passengers,
but
also
one
which
v
mmmm
BULGER
tapestry
coverings
iti
:he
most
up-to-date
colors
and
shades
,ave
been
employed
Orto
tcliisl
fm-
nine
and
other
materials
in
,w.
nrnfit.
nf
ntmni
Boing
to
oe
a
ursi-cmss
prop
siMon
economically
a
wonder
in
making
these
new
tr
thp
pnvv
of
bout
two
weeks.
The
aim
is
to
34
a
jjying
hour,
and
is
"tre-ct
preliminary
work
completed
mend0usly
encouraging
for
the
before
sncw
forces
a
halt
in
the
future."
mountainous
region.
The
big
j
.'viscount
went
into
serv-
)
ii-o
fnr
rnrnttrnr.tinn
will
be
-
,,
.
.
ful
start
for
the
world's
first
urbo-prop
airliner."
Trnns-Csnirla
Air
Lines
has
order
for
15
Viscounts.
De-
Third
Avenue-
John
Bulger
Ltd
...v
w.
ice
Anril
18.
tituA
now
nas
nine
iivorioe
ar
t
ctart
in
iqi
ext
spring,
but
no
in
service
on
routes
from
Lun-
i.-iT'
;r'
c
.I'lyor.e.
'I'he
sturdy
construction
of
these
modern
chesterfields
is
your
assurance
of
long-lasting
comfort
and
durability.
The
spring
dotri
of
thesa
units
is
such
that
there
can
be
no
sag
...
no
lumps.
They're
built
for
comfort.
.
.
.
Choose
your
new
chesterfield
from
the
ronular
line
now
on
display.
IV
iT
vli
lor
operating
the
line
was
an-
rvnr,,
Istanbul.
Zuiicr
oiinced.
'
j
d
Geneva
-
After
secret
negotiations
ex-
the
m
WM
3
ending
over
the
last
year
Jhe'madeOTer
BEA
s
most
lucrative
FLY...
FISHIM6.
nd
the
U.S.
was
longer
routes
and
during
sum
'lu-een
Canada
a
mer
peak
traffic.
Even
so,
-he
Z''V,kt.
HJ
fill
2-
Piece
Seis
from
.225
00
3-
Piecc
Sets
from
.......
299-00
LAKE
KHTADA
SUNDAYS
OR
BY
PRE-ARRANGEMENT
Haw"Skinny"Girls
Get
Lovely
Curves
;
'
Gain
5
to
10
Lbs.
New
Pep
CONVENIENT
BUDGET
TERMS
CAN
BE
ARRANGED!
Thousands
who
never
could
fain
weight
before,
now
have
shapely,
attractive
figure.
No
mote
bony
limb,
ugly
hollow.
Tliey
thank
Ostrex.
It
puts
flt'sh
on
bodiei
tkinoy
because
blood
licks
iron.
Pep
you
up.
too.
Improve
appetite,
diqestion,
so
food
no
tin
be
j
ymi
Itetfar.
Don't
fear
getting
too
fat.
Stop
when
you
f
aio
fitrnre
you
v.
ish.
Introductory
or
"aet-awiiiaiiitrd"
ize
only
Try
Ostr;
Tonc
Tahlets
lor
new
pound,
lovely
curvet,
ocw
pep,
today.
At
all
druggutt.
0k
IRLINIS
announced
simultaneously
Wednesday
in
Washington
and
Ot-jtawa.
"
Hpvr
much
fuel
the
line
will
e
able
w
carry
is
a
variable
"Quantity
since
the
capacity
of
pipeline
depends
on
the
type
of
fuel
transmitted,
the
temperatures
in
the
area,
and
the
.
number
of
pumping
stations..
'
Oil
tankers
will
bring
fuel
fjnto'
Haines,
about
450
miles
-northeast
of
the
Queen
Char-potte
Islands
at
the
head
of
an
inlet
called
Lynn
Canal.
The
new
line
will
take
over
Imost
of
the
job
now
performed
..j
in
smaller
Canol
pipeline,
Duilt
by
the
U.S.
during
the
Ceccnd
World
War
and
partly
-?
j
,
,
Alcoa
Scores
Government
Suit
UEEN
HARLOTTE
GROUPS
OF
SEVEN.
PER
PEItSON
LAMPS
and
ft'-
''
"
$1215
ONLY
9
dteamei
Prince
Rupert
SAILa
FOK
VANCOUVER
tnd
Intermediate
l-nrt
Each
Thursdav
at
11:15
p
m.
For
KETCHIKAN
MORE
LAMPS!
I'-
"
NEW
YORK
(.?
The
Alum
.
inum
Co.
of
America
has
charged
WEDNESDAY
Midnight
For
Advance
Arrangements
Curtai
t
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
Phone
620
or
476
Comfort
and
Service
.7
There's
nothing
in
home
decoration
that
matches
a
lamp
in
decorative
qualities.
It
will
add
color
to
your
room,
ami
provide
plentiful
safe
lighting
for
reading.
Your
eyesight
is
a
priceless
commodity
.
.
.
you
owe
it
to
yourself!
Investigate
the
many
popular
modem
styles
and
designs
now
in
stock.,
You'll
find
that-the
cost
is
extremely
reasonable
...
there's
one
to
suit'
you."
r
Por
reservations
write
0
tll
f'ltt
or
terot
Offlo
Pite
Rupert,
B.C.
"that
-the
United
States
govern-"ment'S
suit
to
prevent
the
com--pany
from
buying
600,000
tons
of
'Canadian
aluminum
would
de-t-prive
thousands
of
independent
"American
fabricators
of
aluminium
needed
to
keep
their
plants
going.
lue
accusation
was
made
in
"
an,
answer
filed
in
federal
court
to
a
suit
brought
by
the
govern-ment
-last
monih.
The
action
Enquire
for
Charter
Quo(e3
to
otheT
Fishing
Haunts
TABLE
LAMPS
TORCHIERS
-
-
-
".
.
From
$17.50
(Bowl
Extra)
TRI-LIGHTS
From
$15
50
Shade
Extra)
1
seeks
cancellation
of
t
contract
From
$3
50
.
by
-which
Alcoa
would
buy
the
"
aluminum
from
Aluminum,
Ltd.,
of
Canada
over
a
six-year
per-
j
"
iod.
The
U.S.
government
also
:
asked
the
court
to
terminate
a
j
-"Judgment
entered
in
1951
direct-1
Almost
Everybody,
in
CanadaJears
Clothe?
Cooe
CHROME
CONVERTOS...
and
CHAIR
ing
dtttain
large
stockholders
of
,
Alcoa
to
dispose
of
their
hold-wiiibs
in
the
Canadian
company
during
a
10-year
period.
-
VANCOUVER
OA
delegation
of
22
Japanese
civic
and
govecfi-
ment
officials
will
arrive
h-3re
Saturday
to
see
what
can
be
done
u
about
stimulating
trade
between
-B.C.
and
Japan.
!.
The.
party
will
be
taken
on
a
tour
of
various
lumber
and
industrial
plants
by
civic,
officials.
a:
1
.3
I
.i'
.-I
'i.'
5
-11
"'
III'!
-
4frAia
-
j
I
f
'
a
i
a!
prepare
for
the
picklinq
season
noWi
4-
i
;
...
.
'.
r
ia
Such
comfort
.
.
.
such
durability
.
.
such
!,
satility!
For
the
guest
room
or
the
living
Ct:.y
Chrcme
Sets
arc
netting
tho
pace
across
i.'-.o
co
ntiy.
A
wide
selection
of
styles
is
avail-il
.
j.nd
you
have
a
good
selection
of
color
f-oi-il.irations.'
rccrv
Tar
l?s
and
Chairs
are
easy
to
clean
;
their
v
crd'r-to)8
are
stain
and
scorch
resistant.
Just
v.
ire
with
a
damp
cloth
cleanses
to
perfection.
Sfrt'ily.luilt
.
.
.
they
ALWAYS
look
good.
a
converto
and
chair!
High
quaiuy
uw"
fort,
gee
it
.
.
.
Buy
it
:
.
.
Today!
!
!
!
and
dsn
uses
sheets,
draperies,
towels
and
hundreds
of
other
textile
articles.
That's
why
Canada
has
its
own
textile
industry,
like
every
other
major
nation
of
the
world
...
to
meet
these.
needs
.
.
.
day
in,
day
out,
year
after
year,
in
peace
or
war.
In
normal
times
Canada
supplies
most
of
her
own
cotton
textile
needs.
In
wartime
all
of
them.
Foreign
suppliers
concentrate
on
serving
Canadian
customers
only
when
their
own
markets
are
flooded
and
goods
have
to
be
unloaded
at
any
cost.
Low
Cunauiun
tariffs
invite
the
dumping
of
such
goods
here.
Canadian
textile
goods
.
.
.
match
foreign
materiali
in
quality
...
are
competitively
priced
.
.
.
are
designed
for
Canadian
needs
and
tastes
;
'.
.
provide
more
jobs
in
manufacturing
than
any
other
Canadian
industry
For
ffte
fees'
in
cottons
ask
to
see
the
Tex-made
label
"
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FROM
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Company
of
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'
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S.P,
420
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it
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