Prince
Rupert
Doily
News
Tuesday,
May
20,
1951
'
VICTORIA,
B.C.
(CP)
Qui
Qui.Frank
Hushes,
now
1
In
its
20th
humana.
Qui
Qui
is
spends
most
manx
cat
owned
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
year,
equivalent
to
140
years
for
tunes
under
the
kitchen
stove.
Today's
Stocks.
(rinirtetj
S
D.
Johnston
Ca.
Ltd.)
v
Canuck
Soldiers,
Germans
VANCOUVER
American
Standard'.
.20
Bialorne
6
05
Fight;
Upset
Police
Car
At
WALLACE'S
Of
Course
m
H
ALSO
ON
TIIK
SAME
PIUH.KAM
Mi
B
R
X
Cariboo
Quartz
Congress
Cronin
Babine
..
Giant
Mascot
.
Indian
Mines
....
03
'2
1.50
.06
.40
.90
.16
I.I:
HANNOVER
f
Three
German
policemen
were
reported
injured
in
a
series
of
week-end
brawls
between
Canadian
troops
and
German
civilians.
Spokesmen
for
the
Canadian
Pioneer
2.25
NKWS
Education
Minister
Says
Standard
High
The
B.C.
Governmont
has
assisted
In
the
construction
of
2.000
classrooms
in
urban
and
rural
districts
of
the
province
during
the
past
five
years.
Outlining
the
enormous
in
P
m
.25
.08
.08
1.50
.50
.09
12
12'4
.03
07
'a
Today
to
Wednesday
27th
Infantry
Brigade
said
later
there
were
no
Canadian
casualties,
but
only
',a
few
black
eyes."
German
police
reported
later
a
small
number
of
German
civilians
also
received
slight
injuries
In
clashes.
Police
said
fights
started
in
Goethestrasse,
Hannover's
red
light
district
Saturday,
among
about
60
to
70
Can-
twliun
Knlrliers
In
the
front.
Ocr-
CONTINUING
OUR
SALE
LADIES'
JUNIOR
VOGUE
DRESSES
-
BETTER
COATS
-
BETTER
SUITS
SLIPS
-
GOWNS
-
HOSIERY
-
GLOVES
-
SCARVES
MEN'S
JOCKEY
SHIRTS
AND
SHORTS
-
MEN'S
WORK
SOCKS
3Dt3m
u
m
crease
in
the
cost
of
schooling,
ri.AVINIi
TO
WF.DNI-.MiAY
Premier
Border
v.
Privateer
Reno
Stwep
Creek
Silbak
Premier
Taku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
Spud
Valley
Silver
Standard
..
.....
Western
Uranium
...
Canadian
..
A
P
Con
C
Sr.
E
Home
Oil
Mercury
Okalta
Pacific
Pete
Royal
Canadian
TORONTO
Athona
Aumaque
Beat
tie
DuQuesne
Pevcourt
Buffalo
Canadian
...
TOTEM
Education
Minister
W.
T.
Straith
i
man
lnn
1
said
Monday
night
"this
province
J
Hannover
police
riot
squad
and
boast
of
some
of
the
finest
!-an
f
Canadian
military
police
appear-
schools
in
tire
country.
pd
wnen
numeroii
Germans
!
Making
a
Liberal
Party
policy
,.,,
.
,h
,
I
ainmm
I'trtvrfN
Ihpiire
1
237
4
10
8.00
.58
,
14.00
15
20
.27
4.30
13.00
.21
.11
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.57
1
30
.25
SimctiY
rnn
um.Hj
.
tno
mr,',isi
;
address
in
me
i
m
iree
wmi-political
broadcast
series,
the
Oerman
police
charged
with
clubs
when
Canadians
attacked
The
Ger
i
minister
ouuinca
aavame-
iii-uie
lnpm
swinging
belts
m
vrw
t?i
I
in
eoucauon
since
ne
won
i
five
years
ago.
Ho
told
how
a
$5,000.00(1
build-
man
police
report
said:
A
group
of
Canadians
tried
to
turn
over
the
German
police
larfio
car
but
the
driver
stood
It
ing
expansion
program
iaia
oui
sit
for
the
University
of
A
C.
actually
off
in
time
Consol.
Snvlters
32
75
SPECIALS
IN
BOYS'
WEAR
BOYS'
5HIRT5
Sinforiicd
VC
WhMc
a
IV
r;,
M'rs
2-4-6
years
$2-
$3
BOYS'
SHORT
PANTS
C
Best
tti;ilil.v.
Av.ovtrd
si.rs
"
$2
50
BOYS'
DENIM
JEANS
1
Q9
Full)
Sa'iforirH
Sires
3
to
6
years
T
'
v.
ru.
;
became
a
$10,000,000
project
be-
Strong
Oerman
police
forces
cause
of
increased
registration
and
Canadla
i
military
police
and
need
for
additional
faculties.
,
were
called
out
a
few
hours
later
Stating
that
a
teaching-train-
,0
qi,Pi
another
fight
between
ing
course
would
be
initiated
at
about
80
Canadians
and
an
equal
UBC
next
term,
he
said
B.C.,
1
number
of
Germans
in
Limberger
while
not
suffering
any
acute,
strasse.
also
In
the
city.
(
artimn,
Srlrcted
Slxitts
V
shortage
of
teachers,
is
attempt
Phone
Ked
tin
Tiwlay
f.r
rfwtvali..,,.
m
ing
to
keep
abreast
of
the
educa-
375
.42
.22
7.70
10.20
.50
.14
.14
.12
.87
.
.46
.72
.17
IRQ
.45
Con
west
Donakla
Eldoia
East
Sullivan
Giant.
Yellowknife
..
.
God's
Lake
Ilarrirock
Harricana
Heva
Duvex
Joliet
Quebec
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
....
McKenzie
Red
Lake
Cl'KTAIN
AT
:3"
-
"EAU.Iirm
PABMllSf
Victoria
Open
jTo
Attack,
Says
Newspaper
j
VICTORIA
(CP)
After
assigning
reporters
as
"saboteurs,"
the
SALE
i
tional
needs
and
the
n?w
course
will
be
a
great
advantage.
Other
new
faculties
established
i
at
UBC
during
the
past
five
yeafs
include
that
of
medicine
and
law.
!
Speaking
of
elementary
schools,
the
minister
noted
that
the
gov-;
ernment
set
aside
$10,000,000
to
match
an
equivalent
amount
by
hnuniclpallties
to
build
new
:
schools.
$5
-
$5.50
BOYS'
WINDBREAKERS
h'w
111
12
14
Aworfcil
rlvlrs.
-
-
years
ouqn
eoar
$8
ROYS'
(Youths)
LEISURE
COATS
(
Iranni.
f'rlrr.
She
id
.
12
-
14
years
"While
th
Social
Security
tax
Daily
ColonLit
decided
Unlay
helps
pay
for
education,
costs
are
that
five
trained
sabotage
ex-
$3.99
Yf:'p
$6.99"!
McLeod
Cockshutt
3
3U
Moneta
43
Negus
60
Noranda
77.50
Louvicourt
,
28'.
j
Fickle
Crow
1.80
Petrol
Oil
&
Gas
1.25
Senator
Rouyn
21
Sherrit
Gordon
4
30
Steep
Rock
695
Silver
Miller
179
Upper
Canada
206
Golden
Manitou
o
85
mounting
dally,"
said
Mr.
Straith.
I
perts
could,
with
two
days'
prep-'lle
added
that
the
Liberal
plat-!
a
rations,
"leave
the
city
and
Its
'form
pledges
continuous
expan-
defences
In
smoking
ruins
UNTIL
MAY
24
We
offer
existing
stocks
suitable
lor
$15
-
$20
YO'
lTHS'
SPORT
COATS
Inliralaljlr
Value.
Sizes
12
to
18
Fences
61
Sidcvalk
:
slon
of
facilities.
I
The
newspaper,
in
a
front-
!
In
a
brief
discussion
on
the
j
page
story
which
called
Victoria
''andards
of
education
in
B.C..
'"an
open
house
to
attackers."
i
he
said
the
school
curriculum
Is
told
of
three
reporters
none
of
constantly
reviewed
by
his
de-
j
whom
used
press
l
onnectioiia
Apartment
and
pointed
out
easing
strolling
Into
defence
areas
and
iof
financial
burden
on
parents
placing
simulated
explosives.
$4.99
NEWSMEN
ATTEND
t
Continued
from
Page
1)
$9.25
-
$10.50
MEN'S
SPORT
WINDBREAKERS
Limited
quantity.
Siies
38
to
42
SPECIAL
ot
m
n
m
m
$7.50
$6.50
,
.
,
under
the
book-rental
system!
The
story
added:
mlsMon
to
marry
again.
!
,U)W
"w
in
""llc
eflect.
"Had
the
explosives
been
real.
Cost
,1o
the
petitioner,
so
far
.
,,h
iiroi
they
would
have
indu
led
tit
e,
,
that
tour
He
announced
deputy
ment
is
concerne.l.
may
as
parha
had
would
detonate
them
all
at
run
above
$300
depending
on
ministers
have
been
appointed
to
the
leneth,
of
evidence
evWence
to
W
be
enquire
into
the
difficulties
in
the
same
moment.
.
ranscHbed
(dealing
with
school
finances.
I
"If
the
'strike'
had
been
dupll-V
.v....
...i-
(1
They
are
deputies
in
the
depart-
cated
by
a
handful
of
saboteur.
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
I
per
100
Ibm
(No.
I
(itadu
per
100
fbm
(No.
1
(.tade
)
in
other
cities
across
Canada.
ALSO
Rough
Cedar
and
Sprue
THE
on
the
part
of
the
petitioner
mentg
of
finance,
municipalities,
and
other
circumstances
Invit-
education
and
agriculture,
in-i
coiisideratlon,
the
commit-
.Of
the
movement
of
Canadian
fpe
may
and
often
does
remit
scholars
to
the
United
States,
the
.Senate
charge.
But
th
M.
Straith
said
a
survey
shows
petitioner
may
run
into
heavy
that
90
per
cent
of
UBC
gradn-
osts
for
Investigation
for
evi-
ates
now
remain
In
Canada
af'er
dence.
witnesses
and
legal
fees,
graduation.
(MIXLD)
$4.50
ul
pe
100
I
Imp
AUTOMATIC
LAUNDRY
LIMITED
(Next
to
Prince
Kunrrt
I'lumhoiji
and
Heating)
"ANNOUNCES
URMSiCASII
Free
delivery
on
a'l
ordm
oer
$1000
ORDER
NOW
Scuby's
Lead
Fur
AOTOR
PRODUCTS
LTD.
Phone
871
ONE-THIRD
DOWN
1R
MONTHS
TO
PAY
defences
from
Victoria
to
Hall-fax
would
have
disappeared
in
flames
at
the
same
Instant.
"Five
o'clock
waa
cnosen
for
the
explosions,
to
take
full
advantage
of
resulting
panic.
'
"No
air
bombing
would
have
been
necessary.
"At
5
p.m.
the
city
was
technically
without
electric
power,
without
water,
without
com-'
munlcations,
and
without
much
defence.
"Starting
on
Tuesday
morning
and
working
until
4
p.m.
Wednesday,
the
'saboteurs'
placed
'explosives'
in
many
naval
Mid
military
establishments
and
six
placp.s
on
the
main
water
iiipply,
under
all
bridges
In
main
electrical
sources,
at
every
ommunlcRtlon
centre,
In
cable
test
pits,
and
in
civil
defence'
headquarters."
The
story
said
In
each
case
a
"cover"
story
was
.
rehearsed
y
the
mock
saboteurs
and
fictitious
names
used.
And
in
most
nlaces
nobody
challenged
the
"saboteurs."
'
The
story
went
on:
"A
large
percentage
of
the
areas
that
are
supixisedly
out
of
bounds
to
civilians
were
ridiculously
easy
to
enter.
"In
no
case
was
a
'saboteur'
caught
or
a
cover
story
challenged.
".
.
.
Information
was
gained
mostly
by
'phone.
Public
utility
ot
flees
handed
out
detailed
in
Phone
(551
or
.v.
1
'
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1949
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a
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6
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A
Complete
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10
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Our
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these
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and
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a
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you
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your
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-.&
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F
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1435
J
gone
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6700
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Yours
for
1950
Anglia
Heat.'r
and
defroster.
Low
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Good
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ccoTCH
WHISKY
...
-
L!i
735
825
formation
B8
to
sources
of
1
power,
power
routes,
water
BILL
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Z
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BUnded
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h
!
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1950
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i
302
Third
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Prime
Hupcr
nains,
and
how
the
utilitler
were
expended.
One
'saboteur'
was
told
how
o
knock
out
the
city's
electric
upply
with
a
.22
rifle."
.
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arivrrlKenif
nt
Is
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or
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