4
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rson,
Romulo
Front
Runners
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
March
19,
1953
Pace
For
Trygve
Lie's
Job
Oil
Export
Permit
Draws
Criticism
of
CCF
Member
OTTAWA
(CP)
H.
W.
Hcrridge
I
ing
the
budget
debate
in
the
tCCF
Kootenay
Westt
says
the
i
Commons,
said
the
committee
Trans-Mountain
Pipeline
Com-
j
which
studied
Trans-Mountain's
FIBREGLASS
BOATS
And
SKIFFS
UNSINKABLE
UNBREAKABLE
ALSO
Fibreglo'ss
Gas
Tanks;
"V"
Rollers
and
It
A
f
i
f
"
j
application
for
a
charter
had
other
Marine
Products
pany
lg
making
a
"mockery"
of
Parliament
In
gaining
a
permit
AVAILABLE
NOW
AT
to
pipe
oil
Into
the
United
States
from
Its
Edmonton-to-Vancouver
line.
I
Mr.
Herridge,
speaking
dur-
been
led
to
txMeve
exported
oil
would
be
earned
by
tanker
or
barge
fruj
Vancouver,
western
terminal
i.jf
th
pipeline.
Now,
lie";,ai1,
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
has
THE
SPORTS
SHOP
822
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Blue
69
H
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n
UNITED
NATIONS.
N
Y.
tCP)
Canada's
L.
B.
Pearson
and
Carlos
Romulo,
chief
Philippine
UN
delegate,
are
the
front-runners
In
the
hotly-contested
race
for
the
$40,0O0-per-year
tax-free
Job
held
by
Secretary-General
Trygve
Lie
of
the
United
Nations.
Romulo
has
the
strong
backing
of
the
United
6tates.
but
neither
Pearson
nor
Romulo
were
elected
last
week
on-the
first
ballot
taken
by
the
security
council.
There
will
be
another
turn,
perhaps
today,
and
the
U.8.
delegation
has
let
It
be
known
that
Romulo
will
remain
Its
choice.
Pearson
appears
to
be
the
u.S
second
choice.
The
strong
American
position
VBKM
71
Oil
Pipeline
granted
the
company
a
permit
.
'
to
pipe
oil
south
into
the
U.S
from
a
point
outside
Vancouver.
This
was
making
a
"mockery"
of
Parliament
and
a
"mockery"
of
the
committee
which
recom-1
mended
the
company's
charter!
lie
granted.
j
Mr.
Herridge
complimented
!
Tom
Goode
L
Burnabv-Rich-1
iVi
I
.
.
.
ft
Wtx4-
si
Report
Says
u
w
PockMount
Expenditures
..Incurred
..by
j
mond)
for
first
bringing
th-Trans-Mountain
Oil
Pipe
Line
matter
to
the
attention
of
Par-Company
In
connection
with
the
liament.
In
a
Commons
speech
v
1
;
construction
of
the
71tt-mile
rnoay
ivir.
Oooe
also
protester
i
I
crude
oil
pipeline
between
Ed-
I
the
company's
action
to
pip"
i
monton
and
Vancouver,
amount-
!
oil
into
the
U
S.
and
charged
j
ed
to
$46,852,339
as
of
December
j
the
people
of
British
ColumbU!
31,
1952.
land
Parliament
had
been
"dou-
j
Robert
L.
Bridges.
Dresident
of
!
ble-crosscd"
by
officials
of
th-s
!
for
Romulo
bids
fair
to
collide
with
eounllr
strong
Rturian
opposition.
Worried
delegates
are
predicting
that
nothing
will
be
done
atithis
session
of
the
general
assembly
to
replace
Lie.
STAV
INDEFINITELY
If
no
successor
Is
agreed
upon.
Lie
will
remain
here
indefinitely.
Last
Friday
the
council'
took
a
vote
despite
a
declaration
by
Valerian
Zorln,
Soviet
Union,
that
he
would
veto
anyone
that
day
He
wanted
the
election
out
I
Trans-Mountain,
made
the
an-
I
company.
i
.
GEORGE
I.OMlON,
Montreal-born
ba-ss-barltone
of
the
Metropolitan
Opera,
has
scored
a
personal
triumph
in
the
role
of
Boris
Oodunov.
He
was
called
out
for
11
curtain
calls
on
the
Met's
opeiiing-niht
revival
of
Mussorgsky's
opera.
Critics
said
he
was
the
"triumph
of
the
evening"
Earlier
this
year
London,
31.
appeared
with
the
Metropolitan
Opera
Company
as
Don
Giovanni
in
the
Mozart
0era.
"i
V
Btcu...!tt
jnouncement
In
the
company's
j
annual
report.
j
The
main
pipeline
system,
I
when
completed,
will
cost
approximately
$'J2,XX),000.
j
Since
the
company
was
lncor-Iporated
March
21,
1951,
the
com-1
pany
has
earned
no
incom,-,
the
J
report
indicated.
Its
expenditures
comprised
$40,792,680-
for
lengMieering,
surveys,
work
per
if
S3
,
off
for
a
week,
but
Henry
Cabot
upcrb
qwlity
Chinese
Attempt
To
Crash
Line
Proves
Fatal
SEOUL
(CP)
U.S.
infun'.ry
wipf-d
out
a
fop
;
of
more
than
350
Chinese
Reds
attacking
Little
Gibraltar
HUI
in
western
Korea.
mikM
it
th
bt
buy
on
the
ING
A
HKM
AL
after
charges
or
UcIiir
"Rus.,ian
(spies"
irifrlcet
mm
Alaska
Salmon
Canners
Renew
1952
Contract
f
In
the
Hou.se
of
Commons
are
Ray
Oardner
of
at.d
his
wife,
Kay.
Tom
Ooode,
the
Liberal
member
jy
R.i
liniond,
made
the
charges.
Gardner,
A
former
ti
;ii
f
i
.
ij
an
official
of
the
Canadian
Peace
Council.
,crs
teeenlly
attended
a
peace
rally
in
Peiping
and
a
.lt-rer.ee
In
Vienna.
An
army
briefing
officer
said
I
Uxlge,
U.S.
delegate
who
is
master-minding
the
strategy
to
get
Romulo
elected,
was
reported
to
have
Insisted
on
a
quick
vote.
Romulo.
the
first
man
up.
got
five
votes.
Two
were
opposed
and
four
abstained.
Informed
sources
said
France
and
Russia
voted
against
Romulo.
Pearson,
the
next
candidate,
received
nine
votes,
Including
that
of
the
United
States,
but
the
Soviet
Union
vetoed
him.
It
was
reported
that
Lebanon
ab-i
stained.
This
would
"be
in
line
formed
by
contractors,
materials
supplied
and
net
cast
of
interest
during
construction,
and
S59.G59
for
oi
sanitation
costs.
Construction
of
the
pipeline,
the
report
states,
has
been
proceeding
according
to
schedule.
Approximately
45
per
cent
of
the
job
has
been
completed.
Barring
unforseen
developments,
.the
pipeline
should
be
completed
this
August
and
crude
oil
should
ain's
Merchant
Fleet
Jl5
Communists
were
killed
or
wounded
in
a
hand-to-hand
battle
raging
7'2
hours
inside
the
allied
trench
network.
The
Chines
attempt
to
dent
the
allied
line
resulted
in
the
heaviest
ground
fighting
in
several
weeks.
In
Washington,
the
navy
said
it
was
sending
two.
new
types
of
jets
to
Korea,
both
-
swept-wing
interceptors
and
considered
a
match
for
the
Russian-built
MiG-l5s.
reach
Vancouver
during
October,
l
j
with
strong
Arab
opposition
to
mdling
Dangerously
Low
SEATTLE
I
API
Representatives
of
the
Alaska
Salmon
Industry
and
Cannery
Workers
Union.
Local
37.
have
agreed
to
contract
terms
for
the
1953
season.
William
Oettings,
regional
director
of
the
independent
International
Longshoremen's
and
Warehousemen's
Union,
said
the
terms
of
the
new
contract
are
rearson
lor
nis
roie
in
trie
creation
of
Israel.
Pearson.
Can
ALSO
DISTILLERS
OP
ROCK
MOUNT
LONDON
DRV.GM
y
AND
SOLE
AGENTS
FOR
CATTO'S
Cold
Label
and
Extra
Special
Unions
Seek
2-Price
Policy
.
AH-
Britain,
hirh
l
half
the
world
rpt
t
ars
its
once-IwM
fleet
is
dwtn-
Finest
Imported
Scotch
Whiskies
The
outicKik
for
vessels
flying
the
Ked
Du(ter
U
'Krtm."
with
hin!i
taxation,
rising
wages,
shorter
working
hours
and
lack
of
materials
all
helpmx
to
un-deniilne
the
national
shinning
ALBERTA
DISTILLERS.
LIMITED
1
CALGARY,
CANADA
mus!)
avtay
ada's
external
affairs
minister,
is
president
of
the
general
assembly.
The
third
vote
of
the
day
was
on
the
Polish
foreign
minister,
Slani.slaw
Skrzeszewskl,
nominated
by
Russia.
France
Is
reported
to
be
opposed
to
Romulo
because
of
his
f.ntl-colonlal
views.
Here
Is
a
brief
run-down
of
205,315
Hundred-pound
bags
ol
OTTAWA
(CP)
Three
prairie
flour
milled
from
wheat
donated
farmers'
unions
have
asked
the
by
the
Canadian
Government
federal
government
for
a
two-
were
sent
to
Greece
last
year
by
price
policy
to
support
all-out
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
food
production
for
the
world's
!
Thit
idvcttiicmcnt
it
not
published
or
displtd
by
th
Liquor
Control
Bord
or
by
uii
Government
ol
British
Columbi
me
same
as
last
year,
with
no
(pay
boost.
However,
the
industry
agreed
to
pay
the
worker
jeach
S30
60
for
health
and
welfare
for
1952
The
Wage
Stabilization
Board,
since
defunct,
refused
to
art-
;
hungry.
i
Industry,
the
Chamber
of
Shipping
of
the
United
Kingdom
said
in
its
1952-53
annual
report
"Unless
present
taxation
policy
Is
altered,
the
outlook
is
grim
indeed."
the
report
said,
j
"Ship
must
be
replaced
as
they
!
grow
old
and
fleets
modernized."
ations
Spain
Pool
;
the
prospects
at
this
moment:
They
urged
divorce
of
domes-
;
tic
food
prices
from
lower
price
'
levels
of
International
trade.
;
.
prove
the
S.i0
6o
in
lust
years
contract.
r.
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Everyone
out-j
side
the
Iron
Curtain
admits
the
I
Polish
foreign
minister
Is
per-i
manently
removed
Chris
Mensalvas,
president
of
The
brief
asked
domestic
iStfM
OYXAV
Ami
despite
the-faeV
British
Local
37,
said
the
terms
of
the
j
food
prices
be
based
on
prices
i
new
contract
must
be
approved!
the
farmer
pays
for
goods
and)
by
the
approximately
3.000
i
services
and
that
food
surpluses
;
members
of
the
union.
They
j
for
export
be
handled
separ-
l
will
vote
on
the
broDosals
atelv
even
on
a
hater
hnsis
irl
P
-The
ministers
of
j
shipyards
now
have
record
ff-an
nations
have
nuuibera
of
vessels
building.
mow
.
;.
j?pf
-to
antt
Spain
to
their
'
this
country
la
falling
behind
Tlt
rimiiiotltitri
In
t
Ha
rrla
iviarcn
13.
necessary.
if:
on
a
proposed
v
Romulo
-Likely
wlU
be
put
up
again
at
what
Lodge
considers
the
right
moment.
Chances
are
dim.
with
the
nod
depending
on
the
Moscow
team.
France
may
not
oppose
a
majority
If
Moscow
does
not.
Pearson
Damaged
by
Soviet
veto
but
still
strongly
backed.
A
veto
la
not
a
permanent
t
!
an
agricultural
I
'
to
the
Schuman
Fly
With
ELLIS
AIR
LINES
i
mint
and
modernization
of
Its
j
merchant
fleet.
I
During
1952.
tor
Instance,
Britain
ini-reiued
her
merchant
fleet
by
73.000
tons,
all
In
tankers
Japan
acquired
In
the
same
period
605.0(H)
tons
of
new
shipping:
Germany.
387.000:
France,
271.000;
Italy.
S'27.OO0,
and
Panama,
131.000
tons.
With
a
proportionately
smaller
fleet,
British
shipping
execu
PRINCE
RUPERT
to
KETCHIKAN
FROM
Only
nine
hour
ami
yon're
llieri'I
3Ioiulay,
WediH'sdiivs
am!
Fridays
J:00
a.m.
Direct
roiiiiections
to
EASTLRN
CANADA.
Al.-o,
Fly
lo
Vuiiroiivrr
ly
vny
of
Sandpft.
Save
lime
.
.
Save
money
.
.
Aud
enjoy
Canadian.
Pacific
friendly,
courteous
service
aloft.
ban.
He
could
be
nominated
j
egain.
Madame
Vljaya
l.akshmi
Fan-
dit,
Indian
chief
delegate
and
sister
of
Prime
Minister
Nehru
some
diplomats
are
betting
that
the
Russians
will
nominate
her
a
a
compromise
candidate,
j
Nasrollah
Enlciam,
Iran
Not
j
yet
a
nominee
from
any
coun-
j
try.
Delegates
do
not
give
him
i
much
chance
at
present.
I
Luis
Fadllla
Nervo,
Mexican
j
foreign
minister
A
possibility
but
well
in
the
background.
Eric
Itoheman,
Sweden's
cn-
i
voy
to
the
United
States
A
I
dark
horse.
il
and
steel,
i
representative
has
.vv-ion.
making
a
""uiitries
engaged
In
'
to
draft
a
plan
to
.initial
frontiers
In
'in
and
marketing
of
ee
of
farm
produets.
i
orks
as
the
Schu-
mti-mlid
to
work,
is
will
be
niped
out
ii
agriculture
will
!
produce
for
a
'.irens.
French
agri-!,r
Mid
plans
thus
restrict
the
initial
'1
-lif
jiwl
to
key
ai
heat,
cereals.
a:iu
vegetables.
"'
and
po.vilily
-in
m
vi
nil
countries
'ding
Mr
project
tives
fear
they
will
get
a
smaller
share
of
the
world's
cargoes
In
.
future
That
would
set
In
motion
I
a
vicious
circles
of
dwindling
earnings
with
owing
to
lack
of
With
Connections
to
SEATTLE
Coll
ot
our
WHITEH0RSE-
Office
ANCHORAGE
Opposite
the
and
Post
Office
Other
Alaska
or
Centres
Phone
266
cash
a
further
dlmunltion
of
orders
for
new
ships.
Biggest
present
hold-up,
they
say.
are
the
hiRh
taxes
which
swallow
up
the
money
they
want
to
set
aside
to
buy
new
vessels
at
current
high
rales.
Lffeetive
March
16lh
Servrd
br
direr
ronneet-'
mr
lifimuMm;
Iravinc
IViiirr
Riirt
at
9:00
p.m..
Moiirfsvsi,
edneMUvs
aud
Fridays.
The
first
Rideau
canal
wms
completed
In
1826
by
Royal
Kn-glnecrs
under
Col.
John
By.
onull
your
Travel
Agent
or
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines.
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'n
to
Spam
came
made
by
the
Span-
t
Itself,
a
French
The
division
was
almost
unanimous."
''"'lined
to
say
what
'
In
opposition.
"Picsi
niccl
most
of
!r
aCrd'Hlllim
n,ln
$6
Million
Spent
For
Uniforms
OTTAWA
CP
The
Defence
Department
has
ordered
$6,256.-000
worth
of
battiedress
uniforms
in
the
last
six
weeks.
Information
tabled
In
the
Commons
showed.
The
orders
Included
171.505
battledress
tunics
and
265.700
pall's
of
trousers.
I'lioiic
793
f
11
.
Austria
rw-n.
d
Gteere,
Norway,
T'llkcy.
Kwrrlpn
"''herlands,
Lux-
the
softest
of
Emeralds
are
to
dla-
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West
Germany.
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precious
gems,
opixislte
UMl
ImoiKls.
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hardest.
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.
Practise
tolerance
and
patience
use
intelligence
and
common
sense
en)oy
working
with
youngsters
Qre
enthusiastic
and
hard-working
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