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Thursday,
April
24.
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Public
Bid
To
Opening
of
Dam
(icneral
Public
Invited
To
"Kenney
Dam"
Naming
Ceremony
An
Invitation
to
the
general
public
of
Prince
Rupert
and
the
nearly
five
years
of
which
was
a.--
head
of
the
city
detachment,1
from
1946.
He
is
also
well
known
thron-Th-out
central
B.C.
and
in
the
north.
He
was
stationed
for
more
than
10
vurs
at
Stewart,
where
his
policing
service
is
recognized
nam
mining
camp
to
mining
eami
TIIOROl'dH
"COP"
There
is
many
a
humorous
as
NALUK
SHOtSTRir".
neighbonncc
communities
to
at-
well
as
traruc
story
in
the
life
of
;
tend
tnp
-Keny
Dam
prince
Rupert
city
police
as
a
special
constable
under
the
ven-erab'e
chief,
the
late
William
Billy"
Vkikers.
When
in
1926
the
B.C.
Police
took
over
city
policing,
Pottfrton
joined
that
force,
serving
until
August
15.
1951,
when
the
Royal
Canadian
Mmmted
Police
absorbed
his
services
in
the
provincial
"turning-over"
plan.
In
all,
the
retiring
officer
has
spent
12
years
in
Prince
Ruport.
Refugee
Problem
1$.
a
Menace
MONTEREAL
O
The
European
refugee
problem
that
should
have
been
sovv?(i
with
th
end
of
the
second
war
Instead
has
become
greater
than
It,
was
In
the
first
days
of
Germany's
defeat-,
says
Rev.
Elfan
Rees.
Advisor
on
refugees
as
an
official
of
the
World
Council
of
mony,
which
will
take
place
at
"ocuum
Pocked
this
frontier,
cop.
who
could
a!-,
ways
be
counted
on
to
do
his
jb
the
damsite
on
the
canvon
of
thoroughly.
th?
Nechako-
River
on
May
10,
16-ox.
Jar
With
Coiipmi
He
could
not.
always
be
friend-
u-fth
Him
F
T
Knnpv
ni
pnpet
NALUvt
lv
in
the
face
oi
thow
fleeing
of
no.)or
an(j
M(.NPeiy
DuBose.
the
law.
Some
of
these
stories
Vice-President
of
Alcan,
as
the
company's
principal
participant,
Thnvp
fittpnrtlntr
u'ill
mfilro
42c
;
4-01.
Boq
S
may
be
told
later,
he
has
promised.
.
NALLFr'S
FFANIIT
BRITTLE
BARS
li.:,.!....
I..
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......
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Meanwhile,
there
s
still
work
to
their
ovm
transport
arrange-do
and
the
next
job
Is
a
patrol
mpnts
but
Alcan
will
be
p;v,a.sed
on.
Quven
Charlotte
Islands.
l0
provide
sandwiches
and
coffee
But
It
won't
be
long
now
bc-,ut
the
lUmsitd
camp
fur
thoio
fore
Lance
Potterton
will
harts
who
desire
this.
Cars
will
us-up
his
sours
and.
with
his
movie
semble
la
Vanderhoof
on
the
day
and
still
samera,
follow
mare
of
the
ceremony,
whence
a
n
NALLFY'S
DILL
PICKLES
(iarlic
St.vle.
21-ox.
Jai
Churches,
Mr.
Rees
said
In
an
In-
RAF
MARSHAL
IN
CANADA
Marshal
of
the
Rsyal
Air
Force.
Viscoir.U
Trenchant
centre,
and
Lady
Trenchard
have
been-
paying
a
three-week
visit-to
Canada
and
the
United
States.
They
visited
a
number
of
cities
in
Canada
before
leaving
for
the
U.S.
On
hand
to
meet
them
at
Ottawa
were
Air
Marshal
F.
R.
Miller,
right,
vice-chief
of
the
Air
Staff,
and
Air
Commodore
tC
I.
R-'Vingtoi,
left.
RAT
senior
liaison
officer.
(CP
from
National
Defenfei
terview
here
that
whereas
Hitler
rlosely
a
n'wby
he
has
learned
to
;
-guide"
car
will
pilot
them
ftnwn
GRADE
A
LARGE
iovc.
lAicans
sixiy-nve-miie
access
"And
where
could
be
a
bet
t-er
;
road
to
the
damsite.
By
the
day
place
to
retire
than
on
a
sunny
of
the
ceremony
this
road
is
little
farm
In
the
Okanagan."
he
expected
to
be
in
vxcrllent
eon-
EGGSAiwys
f2
doz.
9
j
asks.
dition.
Kf'sular
To
Decline
Red
Apple
LUX
Vi
PRICE
SALE
Limited
Supply
Gel-
Yours
Todoy
chocolatfeJ
managed
to
create
about
9,000.-000
displaced
persons,
peace
and
post-war
agreements
had
resulted
in
displacing
about
11.-000.000
in
Germany
alone.
Altogether
Europe
now
has
more
dispossessed
persons
than
th?
entire
population
of
Canada.
"Just
imagine
the
whole
population
of
Canada
forced
to
leave
home
and
country,
and
crowded
into
some
strange
land
without
passports
and
without,
right,
to
work
or
travel,"
he
said.
"Unless
we
realize
the
political,
social
Now
41.
Tough
Parliamentary
Session
Coming
Up
Indications
Are
Holiday
Spirit
Will
Not
Last
Long
as
British
House
Resumes
By
ALAN
HARVEY
Cnnndian
Press
BtalT
Writer
LONDON
(CP)
Parliament
is
back
in
session
COTTON
WESTMINSTER
TISSUE
Roll
GLOVES
5
10c
W
rist.
pr
W
By
JOHN
M.
HIGHTOWER
WASHINGTON
(APi
Officials
i
predicted
today
that
Britain,
France
and
Western
Germany
wilf
stand
firm
with
the
United
j
States
in
rejecting
Russia's'
Kniltid
PEKK
FREAN
A;D
GRAY
DUNN
i
aind
financial
problems
of
.this
coIden-aDDla"
move
to
wreck
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Eur-
after
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indications
ai
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new
situation
we
will
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that
the,
unification
of
Western
ope.
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Saturday
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we
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a
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VlJl
1
S'Pear
to
be
the
more
active.
Talk
!
tariat
new
j
breeding
ground
The
four
governments
now
are
-rouilt.:"
hv
PnnQprvntive
i
lor
iiauca
aria
iniuie
i
auce.
I
servative
government
and
the
i
Labor
opposition
spent
the
working
on
a
reply
to
the
latest
Soviet
proposal
for
making
peace
with
Germany
in
a
manner
SWII-T'S
PREMIUM
Bacon
rank-and-file
committees
has1
Dr
Rees
said
that
the
Interna-hPPn
nneniv
heard
although
,
Refugee
Organization
and
In
the
Piece.
Lb.
Easter
interlude
brushing
up
on
Relief
and
thPre
is
no
siiEreestion
that
lov-:
the
United
Nations
.
),.
hn
;h!i.pri
'Rehabilitation
Association
had
mstti
intricacies
of
parliamentary
Aoheson
said
would
prevent
the:the
integration
of
the
German
Procedure
and
otherwise
pre-,n,mtrv
into
-the
free
commnnitvi
Paring
for
what
some
observers
MAl'Lt
LEAF
Pure
Lard
.
,
,
...
'..
,
attacked
the
war
refugee
prob-in
fact,
the
solidarity
of
the
K
fairly
successfully.
The
ruling
party
is
clearly
reflected
.
c
h
in
parliamentary
vo
ing
figures.
pot
d
Agreement
made
it,
In
the
present
parliament,
the
-iK1
k,,.
think
may
be
the
toughest
ser-
of
Europe.'
15
The
reply
is
expected
to
make
:
"
"sa
me
two
parties,
,
Keenly
.
j
ieei-
ciear
LFieir
cieLeinuiiutiuii
10
u
v
;
.
u
wrn
tta
H"J
-
r
reed
on
their
present
course
of
ling
the
rivalry
that
results
when
T""
"
latlon
to
be
uprooted
from
East
PHONE
unification
until
shown
The
Stork
Shoppe
by
an
Danube
basin.
'.matched,
...v..v-,
adjourned
Ju
two
.
weeks
...r..Br-
Acheson
Acueson
called
tiuicu
"tangible
laugiuic
evi
755
Burns
Best
Buys
cyi-
,
9Vpranp
mainritv
nf
411
vote
dence'-
of
a
cha.ige
in
the
So-!
ago
in
an
aggressive
mood
and
p,irie
'h,v
hiher
tLr.
the
Thes
People,
refusing
to
stay
vieVs
basic
policies
toward
the
;
nothing
has
occurred
to
fore-4",',
;
actual
Tory
.yv
majority
nriv
m
tn
rr-
par
In
Soviet-d
o
m
I
n
a
t
e
d
.
areas,
Phone
Blue
810
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Rupert,
B.
C.
Free
Delivery
on
Orders
of
$5.00
or
Ms
rest,
of
the
world.
'
1
shadow
any
easing
m
tne
pres-
j
liament
of
16.
crowded
into
West
Gernjany
where
war
had
already
created
Acheson
stated
the
U.S.
posi-
sure,
ti
m
on
the
Russian
proposals
for
i
uujoR
SWING
i
The
feeling
of
frustrated
Tories
is
perhaps
best
described
by
a
severe
housing
shortage.
The
problem
bf
refugees
arises
i
..
.
,
i
,
Germany
and
on
recent
Kremlin
T
nhnp
Voe
wotuffillv
Wppn
hne.
l
t
..
.
.......
-
n
n
a
nu
inn
"T'""'
uuij.uiuusij
nfforo
t
in
pvnnnrlprl
tn
thp
malpr.ntpr.ts
n
v
r.
wiieiever
mere
is
trouoie.
oesines
Eat
alone
and
love
ill
ti'J
.
...
J
V.
.
-i---
--
tl;e
ever
slrK.e
lne
conservatives
i
trade
with
western
couatries
in
,
a
speech
Saturday
to
the
Amer
-
general
election.
Recent-:
can
Society
of
Newspaper
Edi-
appetite
for
battle
has!
tor,.
He
described
recent
Soviet
f
ppacf
moves
as
"golden-apple;
elections,
which
pointed
to
1
actios
!a
sharp
swing
away
from
the
He
reminded
his
audience
of
a
government
St?7u
'"
ree!
mytb,ol"ey
The
Socialist
now
claim
the
'.
which
the
of
discord
goddeu
;
Gonservatives
have
no
mandate,
'
a
gokien
apple
into
the
'IT
for
conlentious
legislation.
If
midst
of
to
stir
a
party
up
an
electkm
were
neld
tomorrow
meaning
not
exactlv
disgruntled
the
Potentially
dangerous
situa-but
Far
From
"Gruntled."
tlon
in
Germany,
refugee
condi-
.
.
....
.
tions
are
being
built
in
.
the
"muddled
misery
of
the
Middle
Pat
aha
'"Mike
were
-obliged
to
East."
In
'
Korea,
where
3.006.000
halt
their
heavily
loaded
'
cart
homeless
have
already
registered
to
make
way
for
a
funeral.
Gaz-
with
the
United
Nations',
in
the
ing
at
the
procession,
Pat
sud-
Pakistan-India
tension,
and
from
denly
remarked:
behind
the
Iron
Curtain.
Mike,
I
wish'l
knew
where,
These
people,
said
Dr.
Rees.
I
was
goin'
to'die.
I'd
give
five
represent
a
cross-section
of
the
hundred
dollars
to
know
the
communities
from
which
they
place
where
I'm
goin'
to
die."
come
some
are
cultured
and
"Well,
Pat,
what
good
would
educated,
some
are
quaint
'and
it
do
if
yez
knew?"
shady
characters.
Altogether,
"Lots,"
said
Pat.
"Shure,
I'd
they
add
up
io
represent
a
stale
never
go
near
the
place."
;0f
exile
unprecedented
in
history.
nuuuic
aiumig
LJ1C
guests
uiiu-
row,
they
argue,
Labor
would
be
break
up
the
gathering
Make
solitary
meal
a
banict
with
a
tin
of
Lihby's
famous
Deep-Browned
Means.
These
plump,
protein-rich
bean
are
cooked
to
appetizing
tendernox
by
Libhy's
exclusive
deep-browned
process.
Smothered
in
a
tangy
tomato
sauce
ith
the
added
richness
of
a
piece
of
pure
pork.
Just
th
thing
for
lunch
bf
yourself
or
a
tasty
snack
any
time.
Simply
heat
and
serve
even
a
bachelor
can
do
it.
Referring
to
the
Russian
pro
swept
back
into
office
with
a
clear-cut
majority.
This
feeling
is
so
strong
that
the
left-wing
New
Statesman
and
Nation
already
is
slightly
panicky
about
a
possible
prenia-'
lure
return
to
power.
posals
on
Germany
and
trade
and
to
various
other
Kremlin
manoeuvres,
Acheson
said
that
"several
apples
have
been
tossed
over
the
iron
curtain
this
spring."
But-,
he
said,
they
have
not
re
Whatever
the
western
world
Tell
me,
gushed
the
inquisi-,
does
about
this
important
prob-
,
tive
old
ladv
to
thp
artist
"rinn't
lom
it
muct
Ko
ndr.iin
ooi
sulted
in
discord.
'
Bive
U"B.
'
ever
do
in
the
you
anything
Dr.
Rees.
Otherwise,
the
home-;
BARRi
The
reason,
he
said
was
that
"
u"Q,n8
nude?"
less,
dispossessed,
might
develop
I
people
all
over
the
world
havjltse11
m
onice
put
there
by
an
!
well.'
madam,"
replied
the
into
a
canker
that
would
serious-
come
to
recognize
tlie
true
na-
an8ry
electorate
before
it
has
famous
but
bored
man,
"I
do
ly
menace
the
western
way
of
''
tut
of
Soviet
intentions.
He
said:
ironed
out
its
own
divisions
or-
occasionally
take
a
bath."
life.
!
ihpt
arc
M
lnnwr
heir,
talipr.
In
oeciaea
on
a
program
ior
an-:
Only
Libhy's
make
Deep
Browned
Beans
with
Pork
by
empty
gestures
in
the
direc-
'-"theT
five
year3
of
office."
lion
of
east-west
accord.
One
of
the
mast
intriguing
On
the
German
Issue
Acheson
tr"ings
about
the
Present'
state
said
three
things
that
are
out-
lof
Parliamentary
.passions
is
that
most
of
the
excitement
standing'
1.
The'
Soviet
Union
has
never
I
seems
to
be
generated
by
rank-hf-ea
willing
tn
retn
it
s
mntrni
:
and-flle
members.
For
Labor.
SPECIAL
DOUBLE
TOUGH
TUMBLERS
10-oz.
over
Eastern
Germany
tne
finger
group
appears
to
be
Protected
flavour
X,
The
Soviet
government
is
6
for
49
4
,$
J
'V.
"bending
every
effort
to
infiltrate
into
Western
Germany."
Xr
The
Soviets
have
Insisted
that
"every
major
exercise
of
potfer
by
an
all-German
government
should
be
subject
to
a
Soviet
veto
"
(!
THE
OUTSTANDING
VALl'E
OF
THE
YEAR
i
I
m-acta
by
Geoffrey
Bing
memj!
ber
for
Hornchurch,
leading
a
section
known
as
the
"Bing
!
Wing"
which
has
put
every
kind
of
obstacle
in
the
way
of
government
legislation.
'So
far,
Winston
Churchill's
administration
has
succeeded
in
;
passing
only
one
piece
of
legis-
i
lation
promised
in
last
Novem-bert's
speech
from
the
throne
the
bill
to
revive
the
wartime
,Home
Guard.
!
i
On
the
Conservative
side,
:
similarly,
the
back-benchers
ap-
TH
POLISHED
GRANITE-LIKE
FINISH
WriterWanls
Game
Reform
FLOORS
WALLS
Will
last
for
years
.
.
'
'
'
'
old
oi
Go
on
over
1S
Women
-y
Arp
fire-resistant
Hume
Ritchie,
writing
m
a
department
called
The
Game
Bag
of
the
Grand
Forks
Gazette,
pays
his
respects
to
subjects
such
as
the
conservation
of
natural
re-fources.
game
and
kindred
matter
associated
with
such
vast
and
beautiful
region
as
British
Columbia.
He
has
some
sharp
comment
concerning
the
B.C.
Game
Department,
the
B
C.
Fish
and
Game
Council,
a
proposed,
gram
and
the
appointment
of
a
pecreiary-manager.
The
Game
Commission
offers
a
$5,000
grant
V
Come
in
manysW
know..
SHOWER
LININGS
and
colours
r
STORE
FRONTS
towards
secretarial
salary
and
'
expenses,
but
reserves
the
right
'
to
pass
judgment
on
the
secre-
j
tary.
If
he
does
not
fill
the
!
TO
TUUK
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Besides
Asphalt
Shingles,
Barrett
Dealer
has
a
complete
line
of
roofing,
insulation
wcathcr-proohng
materials.
THE
BARRETT
COMPANY,
LIMITED
-
i
f
)
w
Game
Commission's
requirements,
there
is'
the
right
to
dismiss
him.
.
Writes
Mr.
Ritchie:
"My
respected
friend
from
Prince
Rupert,
Jarvis
H.
McLeod,
who
is
a
director
for
the
Mainland
North
Coast
Zone,
has
made
his
feelings
clear
in
a
letter
which
says,
in
part:
'I
represent
the
clubs
in
this
zone
and
I
do
not;
intend
to
be
a
catspaw
or
wear
anyone's
collar'."
mmmamm
(Registered)
,
The
visual
appearance
of
polished
rock
.
.
.
Choice
of
9
colors
in
mottled,
granite-lika
finish
.
.
.
PLUS
ENDURING
QUALITY.
"KOLORBORD"
it
impervious
to
fire,
water,
rust,
vermin,
ago,
and
is
not
affected
by
climate
...
it
improves
with
washing
and
scrubbing.
SEE
"KOLOKIORD"
AT
YOUR
LOCAL
WILDING
SUPPLY
DEALER
9250
Oak
Streel,
Vancouver,
Asphalt
Shincles
can
be
obi:"'"'1
'n
Some
Dealerships
still
open.
'
Print'
Lt
Alha-rt
&
McCaffenf
"I'm
going
to
have
eur
marriage
annulled."
"How
come?"
"I
just
found
out
yoor
father
didn't
have
a
licence
to
carry
a
'cms
ckooupmx
1
222
East
67
Hi
A
v
e
.
,
VANCOUVER
15.
B.C.