Government
Decision
on
Air
Cargo
Cattle
Start
200-Mile
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ROAD
LEADS
DRIVER
TO
SECRET
BASE
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the
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Trek
to
Quesnel
Service
Vital
to
Air
Development
QUESNEL
(CP)
A
hrrt
f
i
Monday,
October
ALB
UQTJ
ERQUE,
N.M.
API
John
B.
Oflbble
of
Albuquerque
became
lost
on
a
visit
to
the
airport
Sunday
and
wound
up
In
a
top-secret
section
of
Klrtland
air
force
base.
OTTAWA
(CP)
C.
H.
(Punch
('the
question
at
length,
bit
;
In
a
speech
prepared
for
the
'
drive
from
An?
Vf"
Ciekins,
president
of
the
Air
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
said
AITA
annual
convention,
Mr.
40
mUes
'
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7
,:
Industries
and
Transport
Asso-
recently
there
Is
still
a
differ-
Dirkins
said
that
on
the
rabinet
;
Blll
ke
channel
In
th
t
Nation,
said
today
the
pending
jenrt
of
opinion.
j
decision
"hinges
a
very
vital
;area
to
Q
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lne
cn;
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u.itoivu
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ninmn;n
-
utility
mr
Hie
lULUrt
llir
nilt
Pacific
Airlines'
application
for
THE
WftKincB
....
,
cross-country
cargo
service
1
;ha.s
176
flying
and
aircraft!
e
lame
are
eft
route
to
the
i
manufacturing
companies
on
its
,
annua'
Quesnel
sale,
set
bock
a
membership,
including
CPA
and
week
this
year
to
fcive
Anahim
l
Dredging
"Mai"
to
the
future
of
th
xjuntry's
air
development
JiA.
ranchers
timp
tn
fi,-iu
appnea
either
bv
h
t
or
roller.
Dries
qU1
quioklv
,
flat
finish.
Questioned
tor
two
hours
after
hr
asked
someone
for
directions,
Oribble
showed
air
force
police
a
back
road"
he
took
j
to
the
base.
"They
said
they
didn't
know
it
existed,"
he
ald.
"There
i
wasn't
a
fence
or
a
gate
or
even
a
sign
saying
'keep
out'."
j
Tradition
Toppled
LONDON
(CP)
George
Baker,
placed
his
old
school
tie
with
i
sixth-form
grammar
school
pre-spotUd
bow
tie
acquired
In
Can-
feet
who
toured
Quebec
and
On-
j
ada.
He
admits
It'
not
the
tradl-'
tario
this
summer
with
a
group
itlonal
school
He,
but
prefers
It!
of
40
British
schoolboys,
has
re-!
to
any
other.
j
The
question
was:
can
Can-
before
rounding
up
iheir
steer's
ada
now
support
more
than
one
for
the
long
trek-air
service
in
certain
areas,
or
j
e.
A.
Winder,
secretary
of
the
air
services
of
different
types
;
Quesnel
Cattlemen's
Associa-between
our
larger
centres
of
tion,
said
he
expects
1
000
ht
-id
population?
!in
the
sale.
THOMPSON
Interfered
With
Radar
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
controversy
over
dredging
operations
at
the
entrance
to
Vancouver
harbor
Hunrlf
the
fall
foy
sea
S
COMPANY
limit,:)
;
Mr.
Dickins,
a
former
e'.-n
bush
pilot
and
one
of
aviation's
most
colorful
pioneers,
r
"called
in
his
presidential
ad-tress
that
Transport
Minister
Chevrier
at
last
year's
annual
Meeting
of
AIT
A
"announced
i.is
intention
to
permit
limit,
'i!
:jtnpetition
in
certain
areas."
CPA-
has
upplied
for
a
licence
tj
run
a
Mont
real-Vancouver
i
argo
service
in
competition
'ith
Ti
uns-Cuiiuiiu
Air
Liiit-s'
ombined
passenger-cargo
service,
which
has
been
given
ex-t
usive
cross-country
rights.
The
tjderal
cabinet
has
discussed
son
developed
S.ituiday
night
as
an
aftermath
of
the
collision
between
the
SS
Carien:i
anil
!
the
Princess
Elizabeth.
At
the
same
time
shipping
officials
said
a
"radar
blind
spot''
beneath
Lions
Gate
Bridgt
may
have
been
a
contributing
factor
to
the
collision
Friday
which
tore
a
35-fout
hole
in
the
port
.
.
s-
w'
bow
of
Union
Steamships'
1.500-ton
Cardena
and
caused
minor
damage
to
t
he
Canadian
Pa-
.
cil'ic
Railwav's
Elizabeth.
i
i
The
eollbion
occuued
whilo
the
ships,
both
using
rad?r,
were
passing
beneath
the
bridge
in
the
thickest
fog
of
the
season.
Captain
Thomas
MacDuff
of
the
CPR's
BC.
Coast
Steam
7
-
'
nV
'
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"Will
you
always
live
at
your
ships
said
the
Dlind
spot
covered
;
a
ladius
of
100
to
150
yards
from
the
bridge
clue
to
the
effect
of
;
'
the
steel
span
on
the
radar's
electrical
impulses.
One
high
coastal
marine
authority
aesciib?d
the
dredging
;
ordered
by
the
federal
govern-
IS
-
'".
1"'
S.
d
.:t-.
j.
r.
;
present
address?"
MOVIE
STAR
ROBERT
TAYLOR
enjoys
successful
hunting
-
-at
Delta
marsh,
near
Portage
la
Prairie,
Man.
He
shot
three
plump
ducks
on
his
first
visit
to
the
marsh.
jinent
as
"extremely
dangerous"
to
shipping,
and
Captain
Erij
Suffield
o.
Union
Steamships
said:
"I
believe
a
contributing
factor
was
tiie
dredging
operations
because
they
cut
down
the
channel
to
half
its
width."
He
said
the
dredging
should
have
been
carried
out
in
the
summer,
rather
than
in
the
late
fall
when
the
fog
is
bad
But
Captain
Ian
MtTavish
of
Straits
Towing,
which
contracted
as
tenderers
for
the
dredging
work,
said
the
equipment
was
in
the
middle
of
the
narrows
and
represented
no
"menace''
to
shinning
because
vprspU
I
in
tsoss
uemes
No
one
really
likes
moving,
although
most
of
us
do
move
at
one
time
or
another.
Bennett
Claim
"
On
Finances
'
VICTORIA
KP
Former
premier
,,.'.3yron
I.
Johnson
broke
his
long
.ilence
on
British
Columbia
af-airs
Satufday
to
deny
Premier
When
we
da
we
hope
it
will
be
to
somethi
j
normally
keep
to
the
right
in
such
narrow
channels.
approaching
our
idea
of
a
"dream
house".
Iks
is
likely
to
be
pretty
expensive.
This
doesn't
apply,
of
course,
to
those
few
peep
whose
taste
runs
to
an
igloo
or
a
tent.
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a
K-:.;'16?I
friendly
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If
you
are
one
of
those
people
who
want
to
omi
-
v.
A.
c
Bennetts
claims
on
'
"provincial
government
finances.
He
issued
a
statement
describ-;
n?
as
"utter
nonsense
and
not
in
keeping
with
the
facts."
a
.
claim
made
by
Premier
Bennett
,.
at
the
opening
of
the
B.C.
Social
Credit
League
convention
in
Vancouver.
Mr.
Bennett
claimed
it
that
time
that,
before
Social
Credit
entered
office,
the
Liber-
il.s
proposed
borrowing
$28,000.-
300.
j
"As
premier
and
minister
of
I
finance
during
the
Liberal
term,"
j
-.
Mr.
Johnson
said,
"I
know
of
no
!
decision
to
borrow
any
money
i
Jrior
to
handing
over
the
gov-
j
ernment.
All
tha
treasury
bills
!
,
owing
the
bank
were
paid
off
be-
j
fore
the
Liberal
government
left
i
office."
"Mr.
Johnson
said
the1
Social!
Credit
government
put
all
the
j
":iirpluses
left
by
the
Liberal
gov-
eminent
into
eeneral
revenue.
"The
pay-as-you-go
policy
for
1
Jpe
first
year'
at
least
wax
nnid
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.
their
own
home...
or
want
to,
move
to
a
bigs
or
better
one...
or
even
to
be
ready
to
move
if
you
have
to,
shouldn't
you
take
steps
now?
Not
everyone
wants
to
save
for
a
house,
of
course,
There
are
probably
a
thousand
and
one
tliinfl
you
want.
Saving
is
the
way
to
get
them.
To
save
there's
no
surer
W3y
than
with
Canada
Savings
Bonds.
It's
the
safe,
convenient
and
systematic
method.
NAVY
RUM
"A
staunch
old
friend"
'
pS
amviiUi-Iuiwls
taken
wr
VJfcftl
aftSit;
when
it
ntlverta.wTBiini
vi
not
pubilfhed
:w
fllspmy
hv
the-
Llquw-control
Board
or
hy
the
Government
ot
B
..-h
CahimMa.
,
wstuned
office.
"It
is
now
necessary
for
them
to
!
I
"ind
new
revenue
to
take
the
'
place
of
money
left
by
my
gov-',
.
Srnment,"
Mr.
Johnson
said,
hence
the
many
hew
taxation
Firestone
ollls
passed
at
the
last
session.
.WINTIR
TIRE
They're
ectsy
to
get
through
your
hvh
investment
dealer
or
through
M
Company's
Payroll
Savings
Pit
Better
do
something
about
it
toty
Week-end
Deaths
v,1
rhe
Cannrlti.i
Prci
,.
i
St.
Boniface.
Man.
Senator
J
John
Caswell
Davis,
65,
-chair-
.
.
man
of
the
Senate
committee
on
-
talacious
and
indecent
litera-
iCture.
Lausanne.
Suityprl
a
nrt
Prnf
Factory
Method
NEW
THREADS
New
Tire
GUARANTEE
.
Maurice
Lugeon,
83,
one
of
the
-
world's
foremost
geologists
'
Hollywood
Robert
G.
Vig-
nola,
71,
Italian-born
movie
di-;
rector
who
directed
Rudolph
Valentino
and
other
film
favo-
"
rites.
t
Brandon,
Man.
Lt.
Col.
S.
C
j-McLennan,
56.
secretary-man-'ager
of
the
Manitoba
provincial
exhibition"
and
former
officer
commanding
26th
Field
Regiment,
Royal
Canadian
Artillery.
'".'..
I-os
Angeles
George
Engcl,
78,
former
boxing
manager
,
,
whose
charges
included
Harry
,
3reb,
a
former
champion.
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