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DAILY
DELIVERY
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
CABS
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
;
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Greot
Northwest"
Phone
81
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VOL.
XLI,
No.
68
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MARCH
20,
1952
'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
l
V
mil
Ci
i
an
Ships,,
leepsea
ami
I,
iSmi
JkmA
kmh
IS.
I
Nationalist
;
China
Ship
Loads
Here
First
vessel
of
her
registry
ever
To
Jnstal
Defensive
Equipment
Vessels
To
Be
Fitted
at
Government
Expense
OTTAWA
(
Canadian
Press)
All
Canadian
Plebiscite
on
Daylight
Saving
Time
Announced
ICTORIA
P
Plebiscite
.gn
dayiitsht
saving
time
will
be
held
at
'he
coming
provincial
tlectlon,
Premier
Byron
John.wn
announced
in
the
Lcsislatuie
Wednesday
night.
-
The
pLbisclte
i
requested
in
a
report
by
the
agricultural
committee
of
the
Legislature.
Premier
Johnson
said
the
flection
would
be
an
"opportune
time"
to
find
out
wha";
the
public
wants
to
do
about
fast
time.
Daylight
saving
will
operate
as
usual
this
year,
pending
the
plebiscite,
from
April
27
to
September
28.
Nf-
n
Hi.
F
.
J
1
I'
.
-;
4
'-"
-
;
to
visit
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert,
the
Chinese
Nationalist
freighter
f
w
lodayVLdVfi
deepsea
and
coastal
ships
will
be
equipped
to
comb,t
go
of
some
8500
tons
of
330,000
underwater
mines
and
to
carry
defensive
guns,
it
bushels
of
wheat
for
japan.
!
u.A
1'dlnea
ner
Wednesday
nieht
Allen:'1
vveunesiidy
nigru.
With
Captains
Gosse
and
as
nilots.
the
Hal
Yu
arrived
a.
Approximately
150
vessels
in
1
1.
ri
i
I
,
iNf
J
7
o'clock
this
morning
from
Van-
these
trades
will
be
rigged
with
couvier
via
the
Inside
Passage
wartime
"degaussing"
gear
and
berthed
immediately
at
the
against
magnetic
mines
and
elevator.
j
strengthened
to
carry
gun
plat-
;
While
in
Vancouver,
where
she
i
forms
at
the
expense
of
the
fed-
Record
Estimates
for
Peacetime,
Five
Billion
Dollars,
Given
to
House
eral
treasury.
Squamish
Highway
Deferred
S
TRACTION
DAM
The
reccntly-co.npleU'd
Santa
Cecilia
dam
backs
up
the
waters
-alb-i
river
In
Brazil.
From
here
the
water
travels
15
miles
and
is
raised
up
150
feet
to
-)irs
which
supply
water
to
plants
will
'h
generate
electric
power
for
Rio
de
Janeiro,
ct
to
date
has
cost
$51,000,000,
and.
including
a
new
p'.ant,
will
ultimately
cost
$91,000,-7h""nmnrrtv
f
BrazilUin
Traction,
Ll;ht
and
Power
Co.,
Ltd.,
a
Canadian
company
arrived
recently
from
Osaka,
Japan,
the
vessel
had
dry
docking
on
the
North
Shore
and
was
also
lined.
From
here
she
will
sail
next
,
Disclosure
of
the
new
policy
'
,
first
such
move
since
the
end
j
of
the
Second
World
War
came
in
Finance-
Minister
Abbott's
I
estimates
for
the
1952-53
year
iThev
listed
$500,000
for
"de-
i
CP
PHOTO
i
Ippiics
Hi
per
cent
oi
maun
orvure
The
Minister
of
Mondav
or
Tuesday
for
Moji,
:
OTTAWA
(Canadian
Press)
japan.
ill
AA
Li
BALL
I'inance.
Hon.
Douglas
Abbott,
announced
Wednes-
Master
of
the
Hal
Yu.
which
eaussing
and
strengthening"
VICTORIA
9
Premier
Byron
nas
a
crew
of
sixtv-
ls
CaP"-
Ern
seagoing
merchant
ships
during
Johnson
indicated
Wednesday
rl-iv
th-ir
thp
fpderal
lrovfrnmpnt's
exnenditurps
fo"
Cld
mat
me
ieaeiai
gOeinmeni
S
exjjenuuuies
IOv
.
has
chang
shL
the
current
year.
that
the
government
defiled
1952-53
are
now
estimated
at
a
record
peacetime
total
The
vessel
was
built
in
1943:
Seventy-nine
ships
in
Can-
to
postpone
building
of
the
out
Prince
Rupert
.Qom
of
$4,335,796,809.
He
indicated
that
they
may
top
$5,000,000,000
before
the
year
ends
March
31,
1953.
Mr.
Abbott
tabled
in
the
Housss
-
i
tS.L
Uianipionsmp
in
caiuornia
as
a
uoerty
snip,
.aaa
s
aeepsea
iraae
wm
oe
oquaiman-yaucuu.ri
nibinva..
.
Her
port
of
registry
is
Keelun,
equipped
along
with
72
of
more
The
Premier
Indicated
this
Taiwan
Formosa
t.
than
1000
tons
In
the
coastal
following
a
meeting
of
the
rail-
The
Japanese
"K"
Une
ship
business.
way
committee
of
the
Legislature
Kiyokawa
Maru.
which
left
here
i
which
vot
ed
against
the
govern
-
a
lew
days
ago
with
a
grain
ment's
announced
policy
ol
cargo
for
Japan,
ls
expected
back
Him-im
f"n-mr
m
buildln
the
highway.
here
toward
the
latter
part
of
UlSGaiG
UCJ
111
The
committee
asked
for
Ui-
Reconsidering
Position
About
Nomination
Truman
Says
It's
I'p
to
Him
of
Commons
annual
estimates
of
expenditures
for
various
depart-,;
C-mimrd
From
Ii.-
itche
to
The
'Ni-wn
Thos.
Reid
ments
and
said
that
$2,106,000,4
(CP)
i
a
repeat
penormance
oi
mesuay
nigm,;
T'.Z
non
f
,.h.
.nd
tntai
u
i
ADril
to
take
on
her
third
grain
..
.
.
.
ther
study
ot
surveys
oi
mc
pos
-
,
i
Fresiaeni
iruman
saiu
wjuay
"
;
IT
Lllers
cloblKfred
Prince
Kupert
Co-op
;tnat
Gen(.rai
Eisenhower
is
at
marked
...
for
unprecedented
out-4
of
building
both
high
careo
of
the
season
at
the
Dort
Uitoe
snn
Intttrttl0
ftbiltty
x
fl
I
s
riff
if
f
f
f
.11.
i
fLi.
2-0
i
liberty
to
return
to
the
United
ay
on
acience.
way
and
Pacific
Great'
Eastern
Challenged
,
this
season.
.
bfi-ll
to
take
the
best-of
-three
series
.
Railway
line
from
.
Squamish
government
,yhe
M
A
States
at
any
time
ne
oeems
u
safe
and
proper.
-
lor
peacetime,
were
23
per
cent,
LONDON
C
Columbia
Senior
"A"
men's
In
the
British
ill
championship.
H?-i..-
ni
li'fmr
iiCVtitflf
tiia':
'
i
4
it,
.
-
i
r
0V:
.
it
'
ii-
'i
'
.
"
in
if
1
-
h
v;
n
K
4'
it
i
!'
1
as
"fantastic
and
disgraceful"
a
thp
government's
policy
was
vo
oispaicn
'
"ic
iuii.v
fulfil
riane
missing
In
Washington
the
pledge
to
build
the
The
Preidoa
-prew
jl.728,000,000
for
the
;
'
'with
Statement
Reg.rdiMg""'
conference
that
the
ge
ncral
is
i
current
pafific
Fjsheries
Pa,.t
doing
an
able
Job
and
is
the
best
1952-53
estimates
contain
judge
of
when
it
Is
safe
for
him
nmtJ??
VICTORIA
(CP)-
Clarification
that
Communist
organ,
saying
He
had
no
objection
.0
load.
'
credit
to
the
Rupert
players,
saying
"they
just
never
quit
trying"
"Poor
shooting
of
Rupert
and
rebounding
of
Eilers
were
the
flies
and
insect
which
had
never
,,
tho
Pnmm.tw,
rennrr
con
ft
first
Prince
Rupert-I
game
was
75-44.
pimped
to
a
huge
first
;id
and
did
not
let
up
avirp
g;imc.
They
were
A
r..
d.
..,....
to
give
up
nis
posv.
'
n.ovinces
concludine
new
tax
"
aerator
m
i
rkatti.E
A
small
Diane,
on
a
bee
;en
seen
before
in
the
country
iHraHnn
hp
,irt
or
Eisenhower
is
beintz
promoted
a,ny,
th
Mnai
on
the
the
Pacific
Facinc
fisheries
risneries
treaty
treaty
f
van.nnr
m
Wuiia
nri
'which
carried
Infection
biggest
factors
In
our
defeat,
al
as
candidate
for
the
Republican
government.
If
all
provinces
sign!'.1"
sougnt
.by.,..tll1e1,.U"lted.i
Walla,
has
been
missing
since
it
cholera
and
other
malignant
dis-prcsidential
nomination.
.Fishermen
s
and
AUieci
voiKer0
i
had
been
introduced
in
agreements
another
$425,000,000
'
left
nere
.vesterday.
Aooar(j
is
cases
vastness
of
the
hall
I
although
actual
floor
though
the
Today's
Stocks
(t'ourtrM
S.
I.
4ihiitii
l'
Mil.
The
President's
statement
will
be
added.
Union.
n
,,
.
.
'
.
,.,
Stanley
Page
who
had
been
on
a
North
Korea
by
unuea
siaiei
first
period
indicat-:
contrlbutea.
id
be
a
closer
game.
But
MOKE
FACILITIES
aircran.
came
after
Eisenhower
had
said
'
Further
details
of
the
estl-
',vf.
"u,u,
uc
'".
;
business
visit
to
Vancouver.
It'T
score
was
25-4
al-
The
loss
also
proved
the
point
'iial
to
the
previous
of
many
Prince
Rupert
fans
that
'
we
need
full
gym
facilities
and
he
might
change
his
mind
about
mates
and
how
the
money
is
to
e'
not
returning
to
the
United
be
raised
will
be
tevealed
when
1
Id
'
Sman
MlJt
ht
t,
States
to
campaign
for
the
Re-!
Mr.
Abbott
presents
his
budget
1
r
-Sed
nomina-;to
Parliament
April
8.
publican
presidential
i
Tuesday
to
have
aid
thatCat-
tion.
He
said
that
it
might
be
L
e
a
d
e
r
of
the
Opposit
ion
Lhermeil'for
the
necessary
for
him
U)
re-exam
ne
George
Drew
predicted
hat
the
j
t(m
i)vaU
his
position
in
the
light
of
the
t
ncreased
estimates
would
mean
k
d
.
British
Columbia
Lifts
Embargo
on
Livestock
I
'is
didn't
score
a
ti'il
seven
minutes
of
at
least
one
player
with
height."
Basil
Sands,
a
Vancouver
basketball
commissioner
and
referee
in
chief,
was
encouraging
in
an
Interview
after
the
came,
but
also
maintained
Ru-
VICTORIA
(Canadian
Press)
Lifting
of
the;
strong
support
he
received
in
that
$600,000,000
more
would
tedln7
soth
he
straits
of
Minnesota
primaries
Monday
n!
when
forward
Don
i
ped
in
a
long
one.
t'T
defenceman
Nor-,
who
made
21?
points
t
t
same,
didn't
play.
Ji
Bardsley
said
Watt
ankle.
Bardsley
took
t"ir
for
the
first
time
Juan
deFuca
along
United
states
;
British
Columbia
livestock
embargo
was
announced!
coast
proper.
provincial
legisiature
Wednesday
by
Minister;
nrrt
needed
more
height
and
and
the
fact
that
Senator
Taft
has
withdrawn
from
the
New
Jersey
primaries.
of
Agriculture
Harry
Bowman.
j
Sonia
Henie
yoffs
and
scored
four
better
gym
facilities
to
stay
within
the
Senior
A
league.
,
Challengers
are
unable
to
return
before
Saturday
due
to
travelling
accommodations.
Eilers
meet
Edmonton'Meteors
in
a
best-of-three
series
March
25.
26
and
27
In
the
B.C.-Alberta
Applewhaite
On
Committees
Worst
Fire
Hits
Belleville
City
BELLEVILLE,
Ont.
Forty
persons
were
rendered
homeless
yesterday
when
fire
destroyed
a
block
of
business
houses
and
''
taller
team,
snag-'"f
tile
relinunfl
nnfl
Being
Sued
RedsTrying
Mr.
Bowman
said
mat
tne
action
had
been
decided
upon
at
a
special
meeting
of
the
cabinet.
He
indicated
that
removal
of
the
ban
imposed
February
25
last
because
of
the
outbreak
of
foot
and
mouth
disease
in
Saskatchewanwill
become
effective
to
I'pcrts
long
ones,
for
I
Prt,
were
way
off.
OTTAWA
(Special
to
Dally
f
snooting
been
on.
it
playoff
Winners
head
east
this
News-Edward
T.
Applewhaite,
.!,
vonr
skeena,
'
has
again
been
appoint-
BALTIMORE
u
Sonja
Henie
!
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
26
Bralorne
-
600
B
R
X
03
1
2
Cariboo
Quartz
121
Congress
05
Cronin
Babine
44
Giant
Mascot
.90
Indian
Mines
20
,
Pioneer
.
215
'
Premier
Border
-28
,
'
'
Privateer
-09
Reeves
MacDonald
5.25
Reno
03i
2
Sheep
Creek
158
Silbak
Premier
56
Taku
River
07
Vananda
18'i
Salmon
Gold
03
U
Spud
Valley
12
Silver
Standard
-
2
30
Western
Uranium
i
3.90..
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
9.10
A
P
Con
55
Calmont
1.95
Central
Leduc
3.60
Home
Oil
..
15.50
Mercury
32
Okalta
3.85
Royal
Canadian
-27
TORONTO
'
'
Athona
-10
Aumaque
-20
Beattie
DuQuesne
45
w
1
11
a
n
ripri'tir
..
.
;,inna
it
wie
thn
u-nrsr
Tire
i.w
,,
.
.
utandlntz
Darnamcniary
imumm.
v
wus
stivuu
u
a
muuuiuus
ut
,lna,erS
,
had
10
de-
Thc
B
C'
tampions
reached
ef&Ze
MA
Fish-
in
the
history
of
this
eastern
nlght
requiring
her
to
appear
for
;
'is
.shots,
for
the
key
the
finals
by
beating
Vancouver
l:
and
Ontario
city.
Damage
is
estimat-
positions
in
connection
with
hor
brazil
Arms
Dump
t
1
n:is
.-ft
r.e
r
t
o
f
o
Hfr,-.iir.cr
TVim
n-
4
,v-
"u
'
.
nnn
,
.
.
.
day
or
Friday
as
soon
as
instruc-
j
tions
are
sent
to
the
railways:
and
packing
plants.
j
Cattle
imported
to
British
Co-
j
lumbia
will
first
have
to
be
1
certified
as
disease-free
by
fed-
j
ed
at
$350,000.
claims
of
$5,500,000
In
damage
'i
the
three
tall
Eilers
ion
champs,'
and
Port
Albernl
Telegraph
Lines.
suits.
More
than
200
persons,
injured
v
se
crierkinu
snnilnH
Athlptlrs
Prince
Runert
defeat-
.
1.
a
..
.
1.
i.i
1
,
1.
..
n.A
tt?
T
i
ri-
TC
A
fO
Rra7il
f
for
layup
scorinrr.
ed
Pcntlcton
to
reach
the
finals
ir.
T
for
.
..
with
Ellrrs
I
lco
revue
collapsed,
filed
for
ian
coastal
provinces,
stretching
Permits
frnr
from
Kili'p
u.i.
the
provincial
$600,000
Automatic
Phone
Scheme
Approved
by
City
Department
of
Agriculture
will
damages
against
the
revue
and
for
more
than
1400
miles
along
others
connected
with
it.
the
Atlantic,
were
reported
under
,
fstate
of
military
alert
today
after
:
Ko
frturtV,4-
nff
on
nttpmnt
'
Score
by
quarters:
Rupert
4.
:
11,
7,
19;
Eilers
25,
18.
22,
21.
Pen-;altles:
Rupert
9
of
IS;
Eilers.
I
12
of
25.
i
nro
with
IS.
Guard
'"'II
fiillowed
closely
I
"ifih
man
fr
Chal-Ps
Jim
Haten
with
also
be
necessary.
Mr.
Bowman
said
that
every
precaution
will
be
taken
to
see
that
cattle
Imported
to
British
Columbia
come
from
areas
as
City
coGncil,
in
special
session
last
evening,
gave;
its
unanimous
stamp
of
approval
to
a
proposal
of
the!
j-j
j
to
blow
up
the
Natal
ammunition
Synopsis
j
dispatch
from
Natal
said
Relatively
clear
skies
and
cool
j
that
'
armed
communists
had
j
LINEl'P
Angus!
Eilers
Moses
8,
Llzte
11.
For-lot
ofjsyth
8.
Mitchell
18,
Munro
18,
w'rs
manager,
still
gives
a
Automatic
-
Electric
Co.
of
Canada,
with
which
it
nas:
weatner
ncraia
ine
nisi
uay
o.
macje
twt
night
attacKs
on
regi-
been
negotiating
tor
some
ume,
lO
uistai
a
iiiuucni
spl.lng
ln
almost
ali
rc!;xns
of;mental
barracks
in
an
effort
to
i-i.-i.-i
..
rof
f
!R9
8Sfi
I
British
Columbia.
Overniuht
tern-!
t.
the
ammunition
dump.
Wotherspoon
2,
Lawn
9,
Bardsley
4.
,
Challengers
Davis
7,
Flaten
11,
Olson
1,
Schcrk
5,
Spring
6,
Holkestad
8,
Carlson
1,
Matthews
2,
Morgan,
Webster.
new
automatic
tfiqmuiie
P'-
w
I
peratures
dropped
below
zero
,
roop
beat
them
off
with
"pan
Claims
as
Abused
The
aeai
win
oe
i.uojui.1,
iu
,
carly
tnls
m0rning
in
the
c?n-
llachine
guns.
far
removed
as
possible
from
.
the
infected
region
near
Regina.
j
All
cattle
imported
will
be
fori
immediate
slaughter.
Alex
Hope,
Progressive
Con-!
servative
member
for
Delta,
charged
that
the
back-tracking!
announcement
of
the
Minister
i
of
Agriculture
indicated
that
heavy
pressure
must
have
been
:
brought
to
bear
on
the
cabinet,
i
Fresh
beef
and
pork
may
be
on
the
way
to
British
Columbia
Princess
Pats'
New
Commander
Take
Step
fo
Truce
I
..'
7A
l.iinadian
sca-1."
7
llp
w'is
chained
to
11000
damages
111
ham.ship
Co.
lna.n-
William
M.
Olyn-r
J-'ry
he
was
chained
I
"
h'P
Clyde
I,
scavcv
approval
of
the
ratepayers
who
pcarlng
on
the
scene
at
this
late
trai
areas
of
tile
province.
Frost
j
will
be
called
to
vote
on
a
money
date
after
it
had
been
well
j
touched
the
vareas
along
'the
;
bylaw
covering
the
financing
of
known
that
negotiations
had
coast
Some
cloud
lingeis
over
the
project.
been
on
for
a
long
time
between
,
tne
lower
mainiand
but
.,
inny
Council
approved
the
deal
the
city
and
Automatic
Electric
i
-jjig-
will
be
generai
during
ihe
.
with
Automatic
Electric
Co.
of
co.
'
day.
Canada
in
the
face
of
a
state-
Resolution
approving
the
deal,!
Another
Pacific
storm
moving
ment
of
J.
A.
Inglis,
represent-
subject
to
satisfactory
financing
;
jnt0
the
Oulf
of
Alaska
this
ing
thc
Northern
Electric
Co.,
and
ratepayers'
ratification,
was;
morning
Is
expected
to
bring
in-
:
who
was
present
at
the
meeting
adopted
after
City
Clerk
R.
W.
creased
cloudiness
and
strong
and
stated
that;
his
company
Long
had
laid
a
proposed
sched-:
southerly
winds
to
the
northern
was
interested
in
installing
a
ule
for
financing
before
thoCOastal
areas
tomorrow.
There:
system
here
but
had
never
re-
council
and
George
Knowles,
;
wiu
be
little
change
over
most
enived
a
reouest
from
the
city
British
Columbia
manager
of
0f
the
rest
of
the
province
al
TOKYO
Princess
Patricias
i
by
tomorrow,
it
was
said
today,
Canadian
Light
Infantry
In
Kor-
but
it
will
be
Saturday
before
;
command-
any
of
it
appears
in
the
stores.
.
ea
are
to
have
a
new
The
ban
lifting
applies
to
live
ing
officer
Lt
Col.
Noiman
Wil-
j
son-Smith,
the
present
com-
animals
and
dressed
meat.
j
1
lid
.
.
One
Kiiatl
ltlocli,
That,
of
Open
Purls.
Removed
Today
.
.''Mile
hfn-.,
i.,
a
manding
officer,
is
being
trans
J''va.
j,,iv
17
nun
..
MUNSAN.
China
(f
Neitolla-
Bevcourt
95
Buffalo
Canadian
.23
Consol.
Smelters
35.90
Con
west
3.65
Donalda
40
Eldona
23
2
East
Sullivan
8.20
Giant
Yellowknife
11.25
God's
Lake
37
Hardroek
15
Harrlcana
.13
Heva
.'
11
Jollet
Quebec
.42
Little'Long
Lac
t
.69
Lynx
.15
Madsen
Rvd
Lake
191
McKenzie
Red
Lake
42
McLeod
Cockshu'.t
2.71
Moneta
36
Negus
58
Noranda
79.00
Louvieourt
30
Pickle
Crow
1
55
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
18'
Sherrit
Gordon
4.25
Steep
Rock
7.00
Silver
Miller
1.55
Upper
Canada
..."
1.70
Oolden
Manitou
6.05
ferred
to
general
staff
here.
Lt.
IVllVlfUMi..
1
1
,1
r
-
-
1
T.
....
UIV
IOh!
i.v
'
ftrijfc
nulla
lor
an
unmancc
in
rmv.
to
quote.
Automatic
Electric
Co.
oi
can-;
though
some
cloudiness
will
col.
John
Ralph
Cameton.
nan-
(This
statement
was
later
re-
ada,
had
elaborated
in
detail
on;
spread
to
the
south
coast
regions
fax
barrister,
now
in
command
Labor
Better
Than
Teaching
futed
by
George
Knowles
oi
the
proposed
deal
Detween
com-1
by
evening.
of
the
reinforcement
group
m
Automatic
Electric,
who
declar-
pany
and
city.
j
Forecast
Japan,
will
take
over
the
Prin-
ed
that
Northern
Electric
was
The
new
system,
completely
;
North
coast
region
Mostly
cess
Patricias.
the
I
public
cleared
away
a
road
block
today
'A'!
-ir'-iv
1
touched
at.
by
agreeing
to
ports
of
entry
I
'
'
i
at
Houston,;
through
which
troops
and
sup--
i-
nklin
-
I
Pllcs
my
move
during
the
truce.
""It
c,,,,;;
Cuulir1
for
the'.
Three
major
issues
remain
to
i42v
V'
MW
'y
nvk
be
settled
:
,hf
he
stn
'1
a"d
mutln-!
Communists'
nomination
.of
4
canti
a.11cl
lhreat-!
Soviet
Russia
to
a
neutral
insp'ec-
modern
and
automatic,
win
clear
today,
cloudin?
over
to-.
fullv
aware
of
-negotiations.
OTTAWA.
An
opposition
Member
of
Parliament
said
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterdays
that
it
was
disgraceful
con-
-TIDES
night.
Rain
Friday.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
light
today..
Increasing
to
southerly
it
and
;Z
V
remalned
j
tlon
commission
provide
the
city
with
4300
telephones
700
main
line
and
3600
party.
The
present
obsolete
manually
operated
city
telephone
system
consists
of
3600
instruments.
Tending
the
Installation
of
the
'
tContinued
on
Page
2)
threatening"
Allied
demand
for
a
ban
on
Although
Alderman
Michael
Krucger
emphasized
the
Importance
of
council
being
sure
that
no
better
deal
could
be
made,
council
felt,
as
expressed
by
Mayor
Whalen
and
Aid.
Casey,
that
it
was
"strange"
that
another
company
should
be
ap-
ampd
1932
ditions
were
such
in
Canada
that
18.5
feet
school
teachers
would
quit
their
17.6
feet
jobs
because
they
could
earn
9.8
feet
more
money
as
common
labor-4.6
feet
ers:
i
military
air
field
construction.
U5
by
midnight
and
southeast1
.
Friday,
March
21.
30
by
daybreak
Friday.
Lows
to-;
High
9;25
night
and
highs
Friday
At
Port
22:50
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Ru-
Low
3:20
pert,
35
and
45.
16:17
'"'IS
fvit.,;
4
ot
':
'"
Sidney
E.
United
Nations
reouest
for
.
'"-hi:.
expected
vnhintnrv
repatriation
of
war
"
by
aepi
"
,
"sitlun.
I
prisoners.