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Published
at
Canada's
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TUESDAY,
ANUARY
29,
1952
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Royal
Canadian
!
Mounted
Police
are
trying
to
de
J
:
;
termine
If
Doukhobor
terrorists
started
a
fire
which
last
night
I
change
Eden
Seeks
Agreement
Over
Suez
Three
Hundred
Million
farenf.Held
i
r
.
.
...
For
Killing
Illegal
Entry
Charged
Against
Strip
Dancer
destroyed
a
one-storey
community
hall
at
Brilliant
near
here.
Oasoiine-soaked
sacks
were
found
near
the
ruins
of
the
hall
which
vas
owned
by
orthodox
Doukhobors.
,
The
building
was
destroyed
in
1950
by
Sons
of
Freedom
fire
trets
Mia
want
to
Britain
JlINOTON.
DC.
LONDON
Foreign
Secre-1
raiders.
WINNIPEO
A
verdict
holding
a
Winning
couple
responsible
or
bludgeoning
and
strangling
their
seven-year-old
foster-dauKhtcr
was
returned
Monday
nlirht
bya
coroner's
Jury.
Witnesses
told
of
strange
Jeancttc
Wilby
Claims
This
as
Home
Town
Held
in
Miami
G'lucuion,
ocan
ui
uij
commission,
dis-,
mday
night
that
ex-1
atomic
secrets
"bene-!
he
united
States"
has.
tary
Anthony
Eden
said
today
that
Britain
wants
to
reach
an
If,
.
W
'
Would
Support
Great
Defence
Program
Original
Hid
Cut
in
Half
.
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(Canadian
Press)
udtiicc
mVAiIGT
EftlCCfS
agreement
on
me
MIAMI
(Canadian
Press)
Jeanette
Wilby,
10,
1
Suez
Canal
which
"would
meet
1
A
i,d
out
with
canaaa
th-j
what
information
,
$;()()(000,000
aid
grant
to
Britain
"to
support
i',
say
'
Martha
Louise
McCuiiough.
Her
j
a
rrince
nupen-Dorn
giri
wno
cuci
a
strip
tease
aance
Makes
Protest
?!
United
Kingdom
defence
program"
was
announced
j
iMter
the
name
of
"Dark
Venus"
in
a
Miami
Beach
'
colons
?hat
Brian's
ofto
?o
ii,i
Immediately
arose
Winnipeg
Chamber
of
Commerce,
night
CiUD,
Was
arraigned
Monday
on
a
criminal
jn'eB0Uate
with
Egypt
still
stands.
and
his
wife.
Lillian,
51,
were
xdiunue
might
involve
:
Monday
night
by
Mutual
becunty
Director
VV.
Averen
;;L'lS?dcMrIHarriman.
Funds
from
the
new
$7,328,03,)76
mu-
charge
of
falsely
claiming
United
States
citizenship
She
already
is
being
held
with.
LONDON
(
Russia,
protest-in?
for
the
second
time
In
two
months
against
formation
of
a
!
Middle
East
defence
command,
charged
last
night
it
Is
a
western
!
attemot
at
the
"encirclement
of
t
,st
ndvanren
aesiBn
ui
tUii
security
act
win
De
useci
aimosi
entirely
ior
raw
;
out
bond
by
immigration
au-
Apartment
Fire
Kills
Seventeen
"unmTst'ates
in
the
;
materials
and
components"
purchased
up
,
to
next
j
thorities
who
ordered
her
re-.
turned
to
Canada.
bomb
project.
,
Tulv
1
.
i
the
Soviet
Union
and
her
Corn-Using'
,
,,,
'n-.fu
(CP)
wH.Hm
o.c.h
MINNEAPOLIS
Charges
Red
Jointly
charged
with
murder.
The
body
of
the
girl
was
found
last
Friday
surrounded
by
religious
tracts
in
McCullough's
Elmwood
district
residence.
A
heavy
squat
bottle
was
found
nearby.
A
statement
given
the
police
by
McCullough
was
read
at
the
Inquest,
revealing
how
he
and
his
wife
allegedly
beat
and
Urangled
the
child
to
death
"to
li
ive
the
devil
out
of
her."
-an
said
that
"lnter-of
information
with
i,B
hni.n
marie
in
the
Britain
had
asked
for
$000,-000.000
pleading
that,
because
of
......
..-
ii,.,i
Vancouver
Ship
Fire
looked
Had
for
While
for
Danish
Freighter
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
4.666
ton
Danish
freighter
Scrampore
weeks,
first
with
any
1
her
current
financial
plight,
the
iince
the
United
States
British
defence
program
might
Burma
Strike
Wednesday
at
a
night
club.
j
overTd
today
i
The
Soviet
deputy
foreign
min-.
I
Douglas
P.
Illis,
immigration
f'tT
I
agent,
said
she
claimed
Mlnne-
four
story
buslneSg
apartment!
iepreser.va.ives
of
the
United
iapolls,
Minn.,
as
her
home
but
house
rJed
by
flames
Monday.
1
States.
Britain,
France
and
Tur-;
added
she
was
born
In
Prince
Flre'
chiet
Reynold
Malmquist
I
key.
the
four
countries
sponsor-;
Rupert
and
entered
the
United
sald
hls
men
expected
to
find
I
'ig
the
middle
east
proposal,
to
nergy
Act
was
amended
nave
l0
bc
curtailed
unless
United
;
to
permit
of
somewhat
i
!
gulng
M
u
forlhcomlng.
PARIS
(CP)
Russia
charged
j
today
that
two
American
gen-
iriea
exenaoKc
oi
uwm-Uh
"frindlv
nations."
ovaies
hi
01.
viucenvs
minn.,
in
the
bodies
of
thirteen
others;
lne
iuic.Bu
.v-c
...J-
k
omir
Energy
Commls-
eign
relations
committee
that.'erals
are
commanding
a
shock
was
endangered
Monday
by
a
S
1949
Uire
which
smouldered
lor
morej
she
said
she
claimed
U.S.
citi-
f
emphasized,
however,
I
without
a
grant,
"It
would
be
j
force
of
Nationalist
troops
poised
ire
letting
down
Its
bar-;
n(,crssar
(or
the
united
States
Mil
Burma
for
striking
against
from
the
tangled
wreckage.
That
nan
nour
t,.t.-.a;a
a..u
many
are
missing'.
Jthem
identical
notes.
Braving
thirteen
below
fire-
j
"Formation
of
a
middle
east
men
worked
throughout
the
command
is
aimed
at
encircle-night
In
the
glare
of
a
blazing
ment
of
the
Soviet
Union
and
batterv
of
flood
lights.
Missing
peoples
democracies,
and
is
fur-
Elizabeth
on
Her
Way
Again
than
two
hours
in
the
cotton-1
zenship
on
returning
from
va-laden
hold.
There
was
coughing
cation
in
Cuba
last
June,
from
acrid
smoke
over
the
water
United
stairs
iU
muav
ue
I
that
"sec
t
T'w
,
to
i
educe
its
defence
program
by
j
Communist
China,
sndtha"
'more
than
twice
as
much."
In
i
Jakob
Malik,
Soviet
United
Na-hiiu
accu-
adequate
una
mai
the
me
nc
,
!
tions
tions
delecate
delegate,
made
made
the
the
accu
is
"beneficial
to
the
the
light
ol
the
ract,
mat
met
satlon
after
the
United
States
LONDON
(CP)
Princess
Eliza-
front
area.
Firemen
prevented
the
flames
from
spreading
to
several
hundred
tons
of
copra
stacked
in
are
six
adults,
two
teen
agers
ther
widening
plans
for
prepara-and
nine
young
children.
.tion
for
wa'r,"
the
note
charges.
f
tates.
'
British
are
now
producing
more
had
formally
denied
it
had
aided
beth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
military
equipment
man
all
other
j
Chinese
Nationalists
in
Burma,
arrived
at
the
week-end
from
a
67
Dead
In
Cairo
the
adjacent
hold
after
they
had
A'
still
prohibits
giving
on.
he
said,
on
the
de-fabrication
of
atomic
hined
It
is
considered
particu-!
colonels
and
twenty
seven
ma-
leave
Thursday
for
Nairobi,!
loca'd.
the
llame
by
aiming
a
larly
important
that
such
re-1
Jors
were
also
attached
to
the
Kenya
Colony,
where
they
will
spotngni
into
me
ounamg
cur
fiiii
tir.n
in
iu
defence
nroeram
Chinese
Nationalist
troops
which
si.end
a
week
before
embarking!
taln
or
smoke.
In
Ot.iwa
the
significance
be-
Prince
Rupert
Ship
Loading
Found
Fast
and
Efficient
Grain
loading
on
deep-sea
vessels
in
Prince
should
not
have
to
be
made,
he,
took
refuge
in
Burma
after
the
from
Mombasi
for
their
tour
of
Assisted
by
the
captain
and
anninineemeiit
at
Was-that
there
has
been
an
.use"
of
secret
atomic
And
$1(10,000.000
Damage
In
Cairo
Burnings
said.
"
fall
of
Chiang
Kai-shek.
Australia.
first
mate,
the
firemen
blocked
the
smouldering
flames
by
lift-!
ing
scores
of
500-pound
wired
!
M..
Hacrlnian
added
that,
as
;
CAIRO
Five
more
bodies
I
the
arrangement
for
a
,
PMt
is
believed
to
be
that
trm.H
n.,
ihp
Brant.
Great
Britain
had
agreed
bales
of
cotton
to
the
deck
bc
WPre
ound
m
the
British
Turf
pkUert
is
more
efficient
and
considerably
faster
than
Johnson
Walton
Ltd.,
agents
for
chlb
and
shepherd's
Hotel
today.
.
'
...
.
,
.
,.
,
the
vessel,
said
damage
done
to
High
sources
bring
to
at
in
Vancouver,
a
well-known
grain
loading
specialist
to
supply
an
equivalent
amount;
in
sterling
Currency
to
maintain
200
tons
was
not
extensive.
1
87
.he
total
of
dead
in
Sat
her
defence
production
program
More
Austerity
in
Britain;
Imports
Further
Slashed
10,000
Civil
Servants
Out
States
Information
ex-i
be
uf
importance
in
the
United
States
hydrogen
'Meet.
:g
feature
of
It
Is
that
said
here
today,
following
departure
of
the
French
freighter
Jean
L.
D.
with
more
than
300,000
bushels
The
blaze
is
believed
to
have
j
urday's
rioting
and
buring
by
started
from
the
sparks
of
an
1
mobs.
acetylene
torch
used
In
the
hold
Fire
brigades
still
play
hose
of
wheat.
fiver's
unique
heavy
wa-
i
by
workmen
repairing
a
ladder.
!on
ruins.
Flames
still
flare
from
Housing
Plan
For
Air
Forcer
Stocks
-
LONDON
(Canadian
Press)
Groat
Britain
wiT
Today's
I
slash
imports
by
anotner
$150,000,000
a
year
in
anj
B
Jmi
'ir
nr
atuin-spllttlng
nu-naee
is
likely
to
serve
In
t"'vs
its
rhrxlrl
frrr
a
or
the
H-bomb
project,
latlun
Canada
gets
In
will
be
used
In
the
vor
jiroject
and
may.
In
iittMi
Co.
Ltd.)
Shepherds.
The
dead
include
J.
McLeod
Boyei,
Canadian
Trade
Commissioner.
Business
sources
estimate
fire
losses
will
amount
to
$100,000,-000.
Cairo,
still
under
martial
law,
One
Body
Nov
Left
Only
one
body
of
the
36
people
who
died
in
the
recent
air
crash
n!
SandsDit
Is
still
unrecovered.
OTTAWA-
Central
Mortaac
and
Housing
Corporation
announces
a
$8,000,000
project
i.0
effort
to
solve
its
money
troubles,
Richard
Butler,
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
announced
today.
The
freighter
was
loaded
iu
17
hours
"and
we
could
have
done
better
than
that,"
said
S.
"Sandy"
MacDonald,
stevedore
superintendent
in
charge
of
grain
loading
for
Empire
Stevedoring
Co.
Ltd.
In
Vancouver,
average
loading
time
is
26
hours,
he
said.
The
Prince
Rupert
elevator
is,
equipped
with
three
".shippers."
Most
loading
facilities
in
Vancouver
have
only
two
spouts.
A
m
out
to
be
new
facts
provide
accmmdation
for
Royal,
.
-
-
-
-
I
With
cuts
announced
last
no-
was
quiet
today.
Ambulance
Rates
liveries
of
value
to
Unit-
Canadian
Air
Force
training
sta-s
in
the
H-bomb
project
tions
at
various
points
on
the
Canada
is
Interested
In
prairies.
About
870
units
arc
it
miHht
advance
her
J
planned
and
the
estimated
cost
tary
studies.
,of
each
Is
about
$10.01,0.
Strong
squads
or
soiaiers
ano
;
rcmp
here
said
today
six
more
police
patrol
the
streets
where
1
boclies
had
been
found
washed
charred
debris
from
dozens
of
up
on
the
beach
yesterday,
fires
still
stay
untouched.
Barb-
j
ki,1Cp
Rupert
based
RCMP
are
ed
wire
barriers
keep
crowds
!
conducting
the
search.
slight
breakdown
in
one
of
the
vember,
this
would
represent
total
savings
of
about
$500,030-000
a
year.
In
a
statement,
heralding
more
austerity
for
n
e
a
r
-bankrupt
Britain,
lie
said
the
allowance
for
foreign
travel
up
to
next
November
will
be
cut
from
$50
to
$25.
It
is
the
searchers'
belief
that
back
from
major
damage
areas.
Tanks
and
armored
cars
patrol
the
streets.
hcount
Alexander
Named
VAM'OIVKK
American
Standard
26
Bralorne
6.00
'
,
B
R
X
04
,
Cariboo
Quartz
120
Congress
05
Cronin
Babble
54
"2
Giant
Mascot
98
Indian
Mines
-22
Pend
Oreille
8.50
Pioneer
182
Premier
Border
34
Reeves
MacDonald
5.60
Reno
04
Sheep
Creek
1.67
Silbak
Premier
63
Vananda
18
',4
Salmon
Gold
04
Spud
Valley
20
Silver
Standard
2.56
Western
Uranium
3.45
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
9.50
Calmont
2
20
C
&
E
17.00
Central
Lcduc
3.10
some
of
the
bodies
may
have
been
washed
from
the
plane
wreckage
which
is
reported
bioaking
up
by
continued
heavy
seas
and
tides.
It
was
believed
that
all
but
13
of
the
lost
crew
and
passengers
had
been
able
to
Here
Increased
A
substantial
boost
In
anibul-inec
rates
was
approved
by
city
coiiuril
last,
night,
following
a
requ.-.sl
by
Prince
Rupert
Firelighters'
Recreation
Association.
Local
rates
arc
raised
from
$5
to
$750
a
call.
Trips
to
Port
Edward
remain
at,
$10
but
Miller
Bay
calls
arc
Increased
from
$7.50
to
$10.
City
will
deduct
$1
Ironi
each
call
to
cover
collection
cxpensvs
and
losses
through
bad
debt.
Money
from
the
calls
goes
into
the
firements
recreation
fund.
City
supplies
the
ambulance
and
TIDES
-
Wednesday.
January
30,
1952
itish
Defence
Minister
0ND0N
(Canadian
Press)
Field
Marshal
lint
Alexander,
former
Governor
General
of
ia
mid
one
of
Britain's
most
famous
soldiers,
aincd
today
to
assume
the
post
of
Defence
Min-
Butler
suid
that
Britain's
i
economic
plight
is
so
grave
it
'
threatens
the
stand
of
the
free,
world
against
Communism.
"If
we
are
to
maintain
cur
position
and
Independence
and
stand
on
our
own
legs,
we
musti
pay
our
own
way,"
Mr.
Eden!
said.
Tobacco
Imports
will
bc
cut
'.,
and
restrictions
placed
on
im-
j
High
3:50.
21.9
feet
leave
the
wreck
which
crashed
15:54
21.1
feet
into
15
feet
of
water
off
the
Low
9:53
4.5
feet
Sandfpit
airstrip
January
19.
22:05
3.1
feet
Seven
passengers
were
saved.
shippers
here
delayed
loading
a
few
hours.
Mr.
MacDonald
arrived
here
to
supervise
loading
for
Pacific
Stevedoring
Co.
Ltd.,
a
local
firm.
He
said
the
local
men
and
elevator
operators
were
"very
efficient"
both
in
loading
and
lining
the
ship.
'
The
Jean
L.
D.
was
the
first
of
three
freighters
to
arrive
here
this
winter
unlined.
The
freighter
left
early
this
morning
with
her
cargo
for
Japan.
The
first
French
ship
to
dock
In
Prince
Rupert,
the
Jean.
L.
D.
was
built
in
Dunqtierque
15
years
ago
and
during
the
See-und
World
War
pluyecT
an
important
role
in
British
convoys.
She
made
more
trips
than
any
other
freighter
In
the
fleet
and
was
awarded
a
military
medal
for
meritorious
service,
said
Capt.
J.
Batas.
Only
one
of
her
crew
still
ou
board
who
sailed
with
the
ship
during
the
war
is
Boatswain
Eu
prom
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill.
Alexander
will
take
over
f
rty
of
clothing,
shoes,
toys,
is.
ministry
March
1.
Mean-ChurehlU
will
continue
js.
v
its
upkeep,
but
firemen
answer
fruit
and
games.
;
culls
on
their
own
time,
About
10,000
civil
servants
will
j
By
comparison,
Vancouver
be
dismissed
and
will
have
to
rates
are
$8
for
calls
within
a
find
Jobs
elsewhere,
probably
In
I
Jt"
hold
the
post,
huri'liill
returned
to
Ijhi-
Home
Oil
167
Mercury
27
Mr.
Nine
Dead
in
River
Rampage
4.25
f'sday
from
his
visits
to
Okalta
More
Defence
Orders
For
British
Columbia
Minister
of
Production
Sees
This
as
Canada's
First
Province
in
Expansion
VANCOUVER
(Canadian
Press)
British
Columbia
can
expect
an
increase
in
defence
orders
five-mile
limit.
i
defence
industries
t'tton
and
Ottawa.
sixtV-venr-nM
liorr.
f
Ti
T'i'ar
II.
wIkinp
irrunrl
xtrnl..
MARIETTA,
O.
(CP)
Tile
ram
(I
Hie
wav
for
the
defeat
City
Urges
Crash
Boats
paging
Ohio
River,
which
has
Axis
in
North
Africa,
re-
rloodcd
out
8
000
a,rcady
pef-
"fey
night
from
his
Can-
24
09:,4
21
'a
20
'
74
22
...200.00
...
4.08
...
.49
20
Royal
Canadian
TORONTO
Athona
Aumaque
Beattie
Bcvcourt
Buffalo
Canadian
...
C
M
&
S
Conwest
Donalda
Eldona
ist
afler
holdini?
thp
no-
sons
and
caused
nine
deatns.
Prince
Rnncrt
will
seek
to
have
rlin
inir
the
cominir
vear.
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe
said
in
Twelve
Dea
d
in
'
years.
'S
been
replaced
as
Oov-
was
held
down
a
bit
yesterday
,
crash
boats
located
at
Port
by
freezing
temperatures.
But.
j
Hardy,
Sandspil,
and
at
the
i,
iiw.
riuor
:
water
landing
field
here.
Such'
an
interview
here
Monday.
He
said
British
Columbia
had
received
defence
orders
totalling
more
than
tncrai
by
Vincent
Mai'
l
native
born
Canadian
reiircsem
tnc
crown
in
from
reaching
Its
expected
crests,
many
persons
who
hud
$50,000,000
in
the
last
nine
months,
further
contracts
To
line
up
''loiice
mlnist.rv
iniviini.
plunncd
to
slay
in
the
upper
floors
of
their
homes
were
forced
to
evacuate
for
loss
of
heat.
gene
Lc
Henatr.
On
one
occasion
he
was
19
months
without
leave,
sailing
continuously.
The
freighter
is
operated
as
a
tramp
and
on
her
previous
trip
made
14
calls
which
took
her
completely
around
the
world
which
lasted
nine
months.
Alter
a
short
rest
she
sailed
again
lust
November.
The
6500-ton
tramp
freighter
arrived
here
from
Japan.
Says
Second
Officer
Auiaucl
Vasseur:
"I
think
we
arc
about
the
only
'
Alexander
had
been
cx-
and
see
what
British
Columbia
Industry
will
bc
able
to
produce.
T.
N.
Beaupre,
executive
assistant
to
the
minister
of
defence
Weather
Synopsis
Fiji
Hurricane
SUVA,
Flj
1
.
Islands
(CP)
At
l"ea.st
12
Fljlans
and
Indians
were
killed
jind
hundreds
Injured
in
a
150-mile
an
hour
hurricane
which
rlppeu
across
these
South
Pacific
Islands
yesterday.
This
ls
indicated
In
incomplete
casualty
lists.
This
battered
(.upttal
city
on
Viti
Levu,
larg-est
of
the
British
a
request
will
be
forwarded
immediately
to
the
Department
of
Transport,
city
council
decided
last
night.
Referring
to
the
recent,
Sandspil
DC4
crash
In
which
30
people
lost
their
lives,
Aid.
Darrow
Gomez
said
some
safety
precautions
should
be
Installed
at
airports
"in
case
of
another
accident."
"Accidents
can
happen
anywhere,
even
in
Prince
Rupert.
If
production
and
director
of
small
A
series
of
Pacific
storms
mov
hm
.,.
..
It
Is
estimated
30.000
workers
"s
i
v
C.
"nscrvative
evl
!C
P''Uo"
govern-
not
get
to
their
jobs.
.
ls
'
tun
ned
to
uower
last
'
Production
lo.s.ses
are
expected
But
it
wa7p?edic7c
to
rl'
",t0
hundred
of
thou-rause
of
the
Prime
Mln-
,salKls
of
dollal's-'P-
or
seventy-seven
and
"Areas
where
floods
hit
the
ss
of
his
other
duties
hi
hardest
were
rrom
Stcunbenvlllc,
ing
from
the
southwest
toward
i
industries,
is
accompanying
Mr.
Howe
here
British
Columbia
arc
expected
to
cause
fresh
to
strong
winds
and
East
Sullivan
9.10
Giant
Ycllowfe
11.40
God's
Lake
38
Hardrock
.12
Harricuna
I5
Heva
10
Jollet
Quebec
51
Little
Lung
Lac
71
Lynx
11:!
Madsen
Red
Lake
44
McLeod
Cockshutt
........
2.75
Moncta
36
Negus
70
Noranda
83,50
Louvicourl
28
Pickle
Crow
1.57
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
20
Shcrritt
Gordon
4.55
Steep
Rock
7.25
Mr.
Howe
said
that
British
Columbia
is
Canada's
first
province
ship
in
the
French
merchant
rain
along
the
coast
both
today
'"tt
some
one
else.
;
south
to
Wcllsburg
In
West
Vlr-
a
plane
should
-crash
here,
we
colony's
322
islands
ls
without
ni'
xaiuler
ulsu
has
an-
Sslnla,
where
more
than
2.uuu
neu
and
tomorrow.
Cloudy
skies
with
in
expansion.
"This
is
the
brlgnl-only
a
little
precipitation
Is
j
est
spot
in
the
country
and
it
has
looked
for
In
the
interior.
!
everything,"
he
said.
With
the
continued
flow
of
j
'""'
eondng
the
rrlmef'-oiii'
their
homes;
Wheeling
In
I
have
to
depend
on
.slow
moving
ncw8pttp,.r8,
electricity
or
Indus
....
.
."'fc'
llx-
mill.
..
fiOihn:il.y
fts
rescue
vessels.
tt..
n
navy
which
is
always
on
the
run.
But
we
meet
a
lot
of
nice
people
and
I
know
we
will
take
with
us
a
very
pleasant
souvenir
of
Prince
Rupert.
"The
kindness
or
your
people,
is
mast
gratifying,"
he
said
ti
ia!
activity
or
radio
service.
s
official
residence
0ih
West
Virginia
where
2,000
more
"Because
lot.s
of
Prince
Rupert
Pro-rty
damage
is
believed
to
totul
about
$3,000,000.
Tlie
King
will
elevate
!
worc
chased
out
and
in
Marieta
111
!l'
rank
or
viscount
to
where
another
2000
were
cvacu-'"'n.
atcd.
mild
Pacific
air
into
the
province,
temperatures
will
remain
mild
In
all
sections
through
both
days.
Regional
forecasts
valid
until
midnight
Wednesday:
(iAl.K
WAitNINO
Mayor
to
Attend
Course
at
Ottawa
people
fly
in
and
out
of
here
I
think
It
is
to
our
.Interest
to
see
wluit
emi
bc
done
to
get
greater
.
a
Tcly
measures
Installed
ulnnx
coast
airports."
Council
agreed
with
Aid.
Gomez
and
authorized
City
Clerk
R.
W.
Long
to
write
to
DOT-chief
inspector
of
airways
for
further
Announcement
Lot
Sales
Library
Asks
$6618
Grant
Legion
Gets
More
Control
;
Approved
Lots
in
Cemetery
details
regarding
safety
meas-
Prince
Rupert
Public
Library
will
ask
for
city
grant
of
$6,618
this
year.
The
request
was
refer-
President
of
Iceland
Dies
REYKJAVIK.
Iceland
Sveum
Bjornsson,
President
of
Iceland,
died
yesterday
at
the
age
cf
seventy-one
years.
He
was
first
elected
in
1944
and
was
re-elected
in
1945
and
1949
for
a
four-year
term.
Canadian
Legion
was
granted
Nortli
Coot
Region
Gale
,
M
whrte
was
authorized
continued.
Nearly
con-
-
;
warning
attend
(,j
n.0,i
Fed-row.
city
council
to
a
tluuous
rain
today
and
tomor-by
Continuing
mild.
Winds
jeral
civil
defence
orientation
Southeast
(40)
becoming
south!
course
at
Ottawa
from
March
(25)
near
noon
today,
increas-
3-8.
The
offer,
made
by
the
Fed-ing
to
southeast
t40
and
de-
eral
government,
is
open
to
can-crcaslng
by
morning
to
south
didates
In
official
civic
govern-(20).
Lows
tonight
and
highs
to-!ment
positions
of
target
areas,
morrow
At
Port
Hardy,
Sand-i
All
"out-of-pocket
expenses"
spit
and
Prince
Rupert.
40
w'
li
t-a
reimbursed
by
the
gov-und
45.
eminent.
.
...
WJVkK
The
Milk
Board
Following
property
sales
were
m.p(.
decision
to
announce
re-
approved
by
city
council
Monday
,
the
dropping
of
retail
night:
.
.
!
icd
to
I
he
finance
committee
for
BLIND
BEN
t
FACTOR
consideration
In
the
estimates.
Louis
Braille,
the
French
In-
Following
trade
licenses
were
'"-e
controls
followlag
a
Lot
18,
block
30.
section
8.
to
4
here
vesterrio,,
i,..
nh,,
tii
50
plots
in
the
extension
of
Fair-view
Cemetery
Monday
night,
and
50
more
will
be
held
In
reserve.
Loyal
Order
of
the
Moose
will
be
allowed
to
purchase
50
to
ventor
of
the
Braille
system
of
granted:
T.
J.
Gowan,
jeweller,
"
noraaiively
stated
that
Lot
7.
block
1.
section
2,
Drinting
for
the
blind,
was
him-
and
D.
L.
Jones,
cleaning
ana
'
mtpntlon
tn
rimn
th
n
v
Mnrtimer
on
hphalf
of
Ken
.
I
plots.
mothproofing
upholstery.
A
i
nelh
F.
Harduia
lur
$100.
'
self
blind
at
Uie
age
of.
4.