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24,
1952
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iCanada
Needs
Rent
Housing
L&iyJlJlLIJllljv
i
Publie
Scheme
Advocated
'MATUM
i
In
View
of
High
Premier
Johnson
Offers
Manifesto
Building
Costs
I
WINNIPEG
Central
Mortgage
land
Housing
President
D.
B.
i
Mahsur
told
the
rational
House
uBToorQ
Tells
Hov
n
FT?
n
n
n
n
r.
I,
S"7
I
VANCOUVER
(CP)-Premier
Byron
Johnson
jStSfSeS
UaT
on
.Wcdf.csday
proposed
a
Liberal
platform
sliced
;
,ln1t"
np'f'
,or
P"Dli--
rental
at
encouraging
the
flow
of
capital
investment
intolhousing
ln
Canada-British
Columbia.
He
told
nearly
-800.
dele
.rates
,lXdZ
feJ
iaiio
.
isacrceco
uio
(,ri
i
M
"
."
'
il
hi
hi
.
attending
the
annual
convention
of
the
British
Co-!rlsing
much
faster
than
incomes-
ilnJuk;,.
t
i
a
.
.
.
iand-
11
that
trend
continues,
a
lumDia
Libeial
Association
"this
is
the
most
import-sharp
downward
trend
in
effec-
Parley
tlve
demand
can
be
expected.
;ant
clause
in
the
platform."
!
The'
manifesto
is
being
de-'
to
Withdrew
From
Iran
After
Being
Threatened
With
Troops
and
Ships
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(Canadian
Press)
Presi-I
dent
Truman
said
today
that
he
had
sent
an1
ultimatum
to
Premier
Stalin
and
forced
Russia
to
withdraw
her
troops
from
Iran
in
19-16.
He
said
he
was
ready
to
back
up
the
ultimatum
with
American
House
sale
prices
are
up
about
70
per
cent
since
1946
while
the
per
capita
disposable
income
has
risen
less
than
45
per
cent,
said
Mr.
Mansur.
Mr.
Mansur
told
of
one
formula
whereby
house
buyers
might
be
able
to
acquire
new
homes
for
up
to
$1000
less
than
curiam
pen
!
bated
today.
It
deals
with
such
Issues
as
labor
legislation
and
hospital
Insurance
but
makes
no
:
!
mention
of
the
separate
school
'
issue.
Another
resolution
urges
a
1
Liberal
government
to
give
care-;ful
consideration
to
the
study
of
reports
submitted
on
.the
(Operation
of
the
Industrial
Con-
filiation
and
Arbitration
Act.
t.
Limu
.?
:
'
Mrs.
Gates
Liberals'
President
ings
troops
and
ships.
tf.
i.
i
?
i
down
payment.
The
big
"if"
j
seems
to
be
whether
provincial
!
and
municipal
authorities
can
j
co-operate
up
to
the
hilt
with
'
Ottawa
In
a
plan
now
established
nlitalions
Give
Truman
lifted
the
veil
of
secrecy
to
give
his
versions
of
this
and
other
international
incl-,
dents
in
a
press
conference
discussion
in
which
he
empha-
Hospital
insurance
Act
and'
inee
of
Great
Need
Workmen's
Compensation
Act
1
VANCOUVER
crw
None
Better
Than
Canada
James
Sinclair
Replies
to
Hudjet
Critics
:
with
a
view
of
adopting
at
the
Gates
of
Victoria
was
on
Wed-1
W(ler
tne
National
Housing
At
with
more
than
80
aoDlications
of
Prince
I
sized:
next,
legislative
session
such
nesriav
PiprtoH
nairint
f
Duymg
ana
servicing
land.
Uple
who
are
desperate
;
"Gravity
of
the
world
emerg-:
PETITION
FOR
LIQUOR
LAWS'
CHANGE
The
bundles
shown;
measures
as
will
best
benefit
the
British
Columbia
Liberal
Asso-'tnen
re-seWng
to
builders
at
the
lency
of
recent
years
and
neces-1
liere
contain-neUtions
s'gned
by
796.626
persons
ln
the
province
I
People
ln
relation
to
all
other
elation.
(original
land
purchase
price.
sny
ior
me
umtea
iaies
to(
-ot
Quet.c.
asking
for
stricter
enforcement
of
liquor
laws.
The
,PWc
services.
;
she
has
been
acting
president-
services
for
water
and
have
strong
armed
forces
city
will
attempt
new
negotiations
with
nd
provincial
govem-Mi
authorities
for
a
ntal
scheme
here.
pcuuoiw
were
placed
in
a
corridor
of
the
Legislative
huilriirur
me
Premier
proposed
re
ef
sinro
th
r0ir,Qtif.r
sV.
i'u
au
iuur
per
-
ot
'
...
-
v,u.K,..u.vli,la
x
auu
from
co-insurance
for
low
In-
,
ary
of
Harry
Perry
of
Victoria
.OTTAWA
(CP)
James
Sinclair,
In
addition
to
the
Iranian
parliamentary
assistant
to
the
matter,
the
President
said
there
n'jai
ooncuor-ueneral
R:varc
s
of
rice
by
Boy
Scouts.
When
a
cie'epation
f
om
the
National
Committei
of
Roman
Catholic
cent
to
the
municipality
in
the
first
place,
then
levied
ln
turn
on
the
house
buyer
over
a
long
period.
Previously
the
builder
had
to
spend
the
$500
or
$1000
Action
met
Premelr
Duplessls,
the
bundles
were
placed
near
his
mrang0UP!
.considered
as
,
Mrs.
Gatesthe
association's
marg
nal
cases'
if
they
were
first
woman
presment;th7r:
not
eligible
for
social
security.
:
ed
400
of
voteselt
The
Prince
George-Quesnel
rharioK
rx.finii
nt
v,..
office.
(CP
PHOTO
l
i
housing
project
was
minister
of
finance,
Hon.
Doug-
'
was
a
time
when
Yugoslavia
de-
i
iliciced
by
the
senior!
las
Abbott,
on
Wednesday
asked
cided
to
take
Trieste
but
that:
nt
on
the
basis
of
'
no
j
critics
of
the
federal
govern-
,
he
had
ordered
the
Mediterran-'
need'
of
th
houses,
imcnt's
budget
to
name
any
ean
fleet
into
that
area
and
hen,
through
a
am-
country
with
a
sounder
econ-
there
was
no
march
on
Trieste.
area
,,nm
would
th
nr
be
served
!,,.,
with
power
Sam
m
McCrea
'"""a
01
of
North
worm
vn,,'
vancou-.
that
h.,
sum
as
7
an
,
immediate
J,
.
capi-
raheiesSair
W"
f
'lr
under
another
section
of
the
;
larger
down
payment,.
!
manifesto.
I
Five
Million
Loss
In
Vancouver
Fire
Flames
Deal
Heavy
Blow
to
drain
Row
Two
Big
Warehouses
Worst
Hit
..dueled
by
the
Cham-,01"10
position.
I
A
Porter
asked
Mr.
Truman;
immerce,
60-odd
more
:
Speaking
as
the
debate
on
the
how
he
intended
to
enforce
the
ns
have
been
received
budget
moved
through
the
sec-'
ultimatum
to
Stalin
about
Iran
are
still
coming
ln
to
ond-
day,
Mr.
Sinclair,
Liberal
if
Stalin
did
not
comply
with
it.:
ivernment
officials
of
m
e
m
b
e
r
for
Coast-Capilano,
i
The
President
said
that
Unit-housing
need
here.
Concluded
his
speech
with
this
ed
States
had
a
fleet
ln
the
Per-'
a!
housing
official.
Question:
sian
Gulf
and
a
lot
of
soldiers'
Halibut
Opening
May
13
Young
German
Reds
on
March
Brown,
arrives
by
plane
"Where
ln
the
world
today
is
m
mai
area.
,
Mid-season
Dates
Also
Set
further
the
discuss
the
there
any
country
whatsoever
uia
oiann
repiy
w
you
in
:
ih
.i
,.n,,niiv
t,n,,c.
with
a
csinnripr
imnnmir
mutt.
'
any
written
wav?
the
reoorter
UlK'pnin.'pn
tnxy
tu
c:.
...
...
Whalen
Not
:.
Jt"
inn
.
..v
..PreW
-
...
.'"?ww.,lJ"
vv,;
xue
w.uu-ieu
lire
;OU.
BERLIN
O'
Young
Commun
e
h
ber
development
or
higher'-
Mr.
Truman
said
that
he..
Wednesday
that
swept
.Vancouver's
waterfront
:i.itl'"timated
at
"Pwa
uds
of
w
Halibut
iishing
season
'inlhe
Pi-i
nee
Rupert
area
1
10.000
strong,
nin&vd
Un
for
Vancouver
to
meet
vei
oi
employment
man
ims
.
""-Stl-UCk
Grain
Kow
a
heavy
Wow
With
est
mates
of
h.
et-wesV
b7,TdVr
of
Running
Iorteae
mH
Hnnwlnir
country
oi
Laiiaua
unaer
ine
""'""
Ka
,...b...v
....
town
Berlin
for
what
appeared
opens
midnight,
May
J3,
-
..
...
-
...
uuu
no
jhii
vinoial
rcDresentatlvcs
present
ijoerai
aaminisiraiion.'
o
,uw,uw.
"v"""
-
1
Th
firp
u-nrsf.
In
Vgnrnnvsr'i
.
.T
it
was
officially
announc
fcd
off
the
trip
when
ad-
Donald
Fleming
IPC
Toronto
tn
ct
thr
H
k
,
-
'
"
marcn
on
tne
west
oi
Benin.
Ln
,
,
...
.
...
..
'
UVLII
k
V
1
f
UUttllfc
btlh'
;
V
Rrnn-n
n-fic
en
Vtle
wn
v
v
iA..i
nUA.A
(K
ihn
v
B.C.
House
airuoii
msvory,
aestroyea
Dominated
by
blue-shirted
Pfi
todav
hv
rhp
Denart.
touay
oy
me
uepail
the
wrt,ira
$500,000
warehouse
of
the
,.Vr
crm.n
v,lfh
"
"
"
"
""J
:
u"u""
Jw?
to
maintain
supply
lines
to
Rus-:
charge
that
the
1952-53
budget
sia
frnn,
hpr
w.stprn
,
t
i
United
Grain
Growers
Ltd.
and
1
planned
a
twilight
ment
of
Fisheries
follow
wn
arrived
in
the
city
was
a
budcet
with
a
false
face.
,,..
i
.
,..
apparently
caused
damage
to
the
adjoining
'
march
i
today
and
will
meet
It
should
have
been
presented'
,.
,rr.i
into
British,
American
i
jnn.
..-r,,.
,.o0,.ri
f,.nm
Local
Flying
Saucer
Similar
To
Ontario's
waieaouse
oi
oucKerneia
s
iim-
onrt
PVpnrh
sertnrs
Manv
rar
council
at
a
special
on
Hallowe'en.
When
the
mask
,.
.Qurt
no-t
.
thn
the
International
Halibut
I
totvpht.
Mayor
Announces
He'll
Not
Be
in
Field
After
All
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
will
not
enter
the
forthcoming
provincial
election
as
a
candidate
by
the
Legislature.
He
had
an
ot
the
budget
was
ripped
awaywhite
House
j
I
people
found
they
would
be
sub-,
It
was
then
explained
that
the
jjectcd
to
heavier
taxation
than
,
Presldent,
was
uslng
the
term!
ilea
wnicn
nousea
reea
grain
rjed
banners
and
leaflets,
de-and
highly
explosive
fertilizers
manding
a
"peace
treaty"
and
valued
at
more
than
$500,000.
i
German
unity.
'
The
main
United
Grain
Grow-
j
'
In
1951.
1
ultimatum
ln
a
"non-technical
No
one
ii
more
interested
in
invmnn
sense
"
i
the
flylns
saucer
reoorts
from
ers
elevators
were
saved
but
nounced
earlier
he
was
"con
(fee
Off
.
M
Debate
huge
stocks
of
wheat
'
V,
rr-..i.
..
i...
.
1
-Tlntorin
-fKon
UnKnrt
Wq
rrl
,f
'
SOUie
Today's
Stocks
caught
fire.
i
noser
i
uuuy,
uscibkaiib
pic.M.
..u.v
-j.
dentlal
press
secretary,
told
re-
Oiaham
Avenue,
West
view.
-WEATHER-
The
walls
of
concrete
halted1
(
court
?
s.
i.
juiiiitun
t.
Ltd.)
innrtprs
that
Truman
did
not
pioneer
marine
Insurance
ad
who
saw
such
'an
i
the
spread
of
flames.
j
jsend
the
note
to
Stalin
that
led
Juster
here
Synopsis
N
'-An
all-night
ses-.iriiamcnt
ended
at
8:12
S'hen
the
Prime
Min-
commission.
The
date
effects
areas
1A,
IB
2A
and
3A.
Other
dates
for
special
areas
ire
as
follows:
,
Midnight,
July
25,
areas
2B
and
2C;
Midnight,
August
1,
areas
3B
and
4.
Areas
designated
are
the
same
as
last
year
with
one
exception.
Area
3B
is
a
small
section
ln
the
northwest
blocked
off
as
a
special
section
to
be
fished
In
conjunttion
with
Area
4,
the
Bering
Straits.
Loading
docks
and
a
1200-foot
inn.
nt
rnni
mnist.
air
from
to
the
Russian
evacuation
and
object
speeding
over
Prince
Ru
'
v
u
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V.
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w
.
,
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rt
.,nn
.......
1
...i
.
V.
1
j
,1
;
pnservativTs
pushed
the
Pacific
brought
variable
:
mat
tne
rresiaem
naa
Deen
pi
uuui
auuui
a
jem
afiu.
jmj
ow6
s''
iuauiii;
lomnnntji
nf
rloudlness
to
the
!
speaWng
in
layman's
language.!
"it
been
confirmed."
he
equipment
valued
at
$400,000;
sidering
strongly"
running
as
an
independent.
"Considering
the
candidates,
who
have
been
nominated
I
have
decided
not
to
run,"
he
told
the
Dally
News
today.
"I
would
like
to
thank
my
many
friends
and
well-wishers
for
their
kind
offers
of
help,
financial
and
otherwise,
but
I
do
not
think
my
running
as
a
candidate
would
be
in
the;
best
interests
of
our
city
or
the
district."
Candidates
so
far
nominated
are
J.
D.
McRae,
ex-MLA.
Lib
a
time
lin
t
.hii
'
British
Columbia
coast
this
Apparently,
the
Department
commented
to
a
Daily
News
re
riv.
,,u
"V:.
,lnT
:
mornine.
Rclativclv
clear
skies
of
State
had
been
disturbed
by
porter
today.
No
one
was
injured
but
scores;
chanties
"
are
general
over
much
of
the
the
Presidents
remarKS.
.
The
Ontario
saucers,
sausage
or
workmen
neeing
ahead
or
I
n
it
i
ihsfrvices
"
8
1
interior
but
a'
few
cloudy
periods
To
diplomats
the
term
"ultl-
shaped
and
blunt
nosed
and
j
the
fast
spreading
flames,
had
f
jtion
whirh
will
ff
'
will
develop
during
tne
uay
as
niatuiu
is
me
last
uiu.
m
uaveuing
ut
nign
raue
ui
speeu.
j
uariuw
escapes,
oorae
iiau
to
Nan
'the
moist
air
drifts
Inland.'
No
'means
leinng
someone
your
po-
appear
to
oe
ldenncat
in
aes-
escape
oy
rowooat
neaaing
out
anei
h
t
.
,ry
aeDale
on
r
'hi
nPM.inininn
is
ex-:
sition
ln
an
"or
else
we
go
to
criotion
to
the
object
which
Mr.
!
into
Burrard
Inlet.
VANCOUVER
'
American
Standard
21
Bralorne
:.
6.00
B
R
X
.03V2
Cariboo
Quaitz
1.45
Congress
06
Cronin
Babine
.45
Giant
Mascot
99
Indian
Mines
,
.18
Pioneer
2.35
Premier
Border
.27
Privateer
08
V2
Sheep
Creek
1.68
Silbak
Premier
54
Vananda
15
'i
Salmon
Gold'
.04
Spud
Valley
09
Silver'
Standard
2.35
Western
Uranium
4.00
'"!
alter
two
more
p
--
i
..,
'
.w,h
Ward
here.
h-r-
.
...
..
.
saw
Cause
of
the
fire
is
not
defi
Army
Loses
;
fw.u
uy
a
VOT
OI
j
-abor
party
has
been
;
ward
over
the
more
northern
re-
eral;
George
Hills,
CCF,
and
T.
M.
Christie,
Progressive
Conservative.
;
(r
weeks
to
prolong
8'ons
of
the
Pacific
is
likely
to
j
nitely
known.
Some
reports
said
it
was
caused
by
grain
dust.
Others
said
a
short-circuit
ln
the
compressor
unit
might
be
responsible.
Starting
at
11:45
a.m.
with
more
than
500
going
on
duty
the
outbreak
was
reuorted
un
"
me
jicalth
Bill
in
aneci
tne
norm
coast
uieas
w-hc
Conservatives
pro-
morrow.
Some
shower
activity
harse
for
Dicserintinns
will
extend
to
the
Queen
Char-
Michigan
State
Bows
tc
Prisoner
Demands;
Beef
Steaks
to
Appease
Convicts
dental
services.
These
lottcs
and
northern
mainland.
To
Question
Dr.
Endicott
der
control
at
2:45.
The
men:oi,s
-are
given
free
under
Forecast'
.
--
.
I
North
coast
region
Cloudy
,
today
and
Friday.
Showers,
Fri-I
Tl
D
E
N
day.
little
change
in
tempera-
flames
and
j
were
busy
amid
i
blackened
ruins.
JACKSON,
Michigan
(CP)
Tired,
trigger
e
southern
!!UUW,U"
cn,,that.
nrienn
prison
nrmvint
convicts
'-.0
agreed
orrvco
.wu
rnrlo,,
today
f
to
en
on1
.
..
Iture.
Winds
light,
increasing
to
'
BARGE
WAREHOUSE
'"'
npru
25,
1952
!
southerly
(20)
Friday
forenoon.
DAMAGED
Flood
Fight
Air
Force
Field
Inundated
Last
Nifht
KANSAS
CITY
0
The
Army
lost
a
heart-breaking
battle
against
.the
swirling
Missouri
River
at
the
Sherman
Air
Force
Field
at
Leavenworth
last
night.
i
For
ten
days,
troops
aided
at
times
by
civilians,,
fought
the
river,
raising
dikes
ahead
of
the
!
surging
water.
!
Then,
the
river
levelled
Qff
at
its
record
crest.
It
looked
like
!
the
worst
was
over,
i
But
last
night
the
Missouri
pounded
a
hole
In
the
'dike
at
the
southeast
corner
of
the
field.
It
widened
rapidly
and
in
48
minutes
a
lO'i-foot
wall
of
water
1:38
22.3
feet
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Friday
the
flaming
five
days
of
noting
that
cost
one
life
19.9
feet
at
Port
Hardy,
37
and
48:
Sand-
14:21
8:06
20:07
48;
pTiiVe
Rupert.
land
2,000,000
in
damage.
j
The
decision
guaranteed
the
1.4
feet
spit,
35
and
6.1
feet
40
and
47.
Stewardess
OTTAWA.
Dr.
J.
G.
Endicott
will
be
questioned
on
his
return
to
Canada
as
to
statements
he
Is
purported
to
have
been
making
in
Communist
China
as
to
the
United
Nations
waging
germ
warfare
in
the
Korean
war
with
suggestions
that
Canada
has
been
co-operating.
If
Dr.
Endicott
admits
the
statements
that
have
been
attributed
to
him,
there
might
be
recourse
to
legal
action,
said
j
The
warehouse
of
the
Van-I
couver
Barge
Transportation
i
Co.,
in
which
was
housed
tons
of
fertilizer,
hay
and
general
cargo,
suffered
water
damage.
Two
Norwegian
freighters
i
Sardanger
and
Vinnl
loading
:
grain,
were
hauled
to
safety
by
tugs.
Superstructures
of
both
final
safety
of
nine
guards
still
held
as
hostages
by
the
knlfe-wlcldlng
convict
rioters.
With
these
hostages
In
mind,
the
State
of
Michigan
bowed
to
nee
Potterton
Retires
Back
on
Run
rv,
.
'
11
""Us
on
Just
plain
congenial
terms,'
or
j
prson
reform
demands
by
the
In
more
severe
cases
of
law-1
mutineers
and
even
threw
In
breakers,
all
speak
highly
of
Sat.
steak
dinners
ln
the
bargain.
Potterton
a
police
officer
who:
Even
tnerv
tne
lagt
169
des.
wanted
to
help,
to
prevent
te
holdouts
ln
the
prison's
$3,500.000
;
Hon.
L.
B.
Pearson,
minister
of
had
swept
over
the
field.
th,e
best-loved
and
:
external
affairs
who
said
that
Pnn"
i
-
i
.
nrnci(lirp
r
-
1
i
itral
Only
about
75
men
were
on
the
!
freedom
of
speech
implied
not
dikes
at
the
time.
All
got
out
only
rights
but
responsibilities.,
safely.
Planes
and
other
equip-
j
,
.
DrUsh
Columbia
"w
v
,a""vl
.isolation
ecu
diocr
10
ucmyeu
den
trouble-makers
Anglo
Canadian
8.25
A
P
C6n
61
Calmont
1.80
Central
Leduc
3.50
Home
Oil
14.00
Mercury
32
Okalta
4.50
Royal
Canadian
24
TORONTO
Athona
10
Aumaque
20
Beattle
DuQuesne
52,
Bevcourt
1.07
Buffalo
Canadian
,v
21
Consol.
Smelters
34.50
Con
west
..
..
4.00
Donalda
40
Eldona
.32
tj
East
Sullivan
8.15
Giant
Yellowknife
.:
10.25
God's
Lake
.43
Hardrock
12
'
j
Harrlcana
:'.
11
Heva
.11
Joliet
Quebec
50
Little
Long
Lac
71
Lynx
14
Madsen
Red
Lake
,
1.99
McKenzle
Red
Lake
48
McLeod
Cockshutt
...
2.84
Moneta
,.:
.,
4G
Negus
62
Noranda
74.00
Louvlcourt
31
Pickle
Crow
1.75
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
18
Sherrit
Gordon
4.35
Steep
Rock
.
7.30
Silver
Miller
1.52
final
surrender.
They
demand
:.
u
0(,COme
lust,
nlnln
ment
were
removed
days
ago.
After
June
,
l,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Potterton
will
go
to
Kelowna.
"We
will
call
that
'a
starting
imore
than
30
e
J,'
f0llr
differ-
Stewardess
service
Is
being
re-j
heat
and
the
flylng
brldge
oI
stored
to
1
the
Prince
Rupert-1
one
was
on
fire
for
a
time.
Sandspit
run
of
Canadian
Pa-
As
fire
sirens
sounded,
an
j
ciflc
Air
Lines.
',
atomic-like
blast
of
heavy
black
I
Recently
the
stewardess
was:smoke
soared
skyward
obscur-,
:
district
little
more
than
l"8"
taken
off
this
-run
after
which
.
.
.
a
mile
east
of
downtown
Van-
representations
urged
she
be
re-,
couver.
turned.
'A
great
cloud
of
smoke,
ris-i
Miss
Rose
the
former
Lesiow.
ing
30on
teH
or
more
mto
tne'
stewardess
here
was
back
on
air
httmpered
work
of
flre.;
the
run
with
arrival
of
today
s
flghters
;
and
many
were
forced
plane
from
Sandspit.
j
to
use
masks
But
tnese
oftered!
.
:
;
little
protection,
great
heat
itviw.
r...i
r-..,.i
!
forcln
firefitrhters
to
new
no-1
ed,
confirmation
.
In
today's
newspapers
of
the
state's
surrender.
Thus,
actual
surrender
in
the
five-tiered
cell
block
was
not
expected
,
before
Friday
morning.
Steel
Ceiling
Being
Raised
point
from
which
we
will
look
Lance
ho
at
PoU
for
a
place
to
settle
down,"
and
More
Foot
and
Mouth
Disease
I
WASHINGTON.
DC.
The
Economic
Stabilisation
Board
Paro!s
u
tf
makes
the
sergeant
spoke
"fondly
of
a
Qi
carrle,
hi
cliffl"
smal1
faJ'm-
a
cottage,
"a
serene,
;
'"o-ineh
h
i
stalwart
easy
way
of
life."
:r,g
f
youth
wlth
He
made
his
announcement
to-
"'
Brown"
t
anR
up
dtiy
artei"
receiving
final
word
or
8ood
June
his
pension
had
been
approved.
Two
Percent
Have
Diabetes
,
ELVEDEN,
Eng.
A
prize
herd
announced
yesterday
that
the
of
163
Guernsey
pedigreed
cattle
'
ceiling
steel
price
would
be
rals-
.
owned
by
Loid
Iveagh.
78.
a
'
ed
by
$3
a
toil
In
order
to
meet
brewery
chief,
was
destroyed
,
wage
increases.
Next
week
a
here
during
the
week-end.
It
had
!
ceiling
on
wages
may
be
set.
been
discovered
a
buU
had
foot
I
UniiW
,
STARTED
IN
ENGLAND
;
Garth
Pengelly,
arrived
in
port
;sittons-.
i
j
at
4
o'clock
yesterday'
afternoon
I
,
United
Grain
Growers
Ltd.
i
i
from
the
south,
her
last
call
hav-
j
announced
they
would
proceed
the
veteran's
office!-in
!,
no-com-
As
a
policeman,
ot
n
me
northern
ninu.
on.s
ho.-ic
in
a
Httlp
F.nir-
Pflsti...
H'uv'nce
to
wear
liui-,
viiiniro
of
nsiirtle
rountv
TORONlTO
An
Ontarlo-wldb
ling
been
at
Watson
Island,
where
!
soon
with
rebuilding
of
the:
Mtirvpv
to
discover
hidden
cases
:
she
unloaded
cargo
earlier
in
dock.
i
five
1
,lcft
sleeve
Burrough,.
where
he
served
as
kn
saV,
h
smlce).
an
officer
for
two
years.
and
mouth
disease.
'
Value
of
the
herd
totalled
18.000
($50,000).
Birds
are
said
;
to
have
transmitted
the
scourge,
which
has
been
epidemic
in
.
CPR
steamer
Princess
Norah
Capt.
Graham
Hughes,
northbound
from
Vancouver
to.
Alaska.
Is
due
in
port
at
8:30
tomorrow
morning
and
will
sail
of
diabetes
has
shown
that
two
of
every
five
Canadtans
living
in
'a
...."
UUa
"a
"Who
?
o.-qu
fonirht.
t
hPVP
1
UO
Ien
..:
.7
"
'tr
uuicer."
npvpr
fnront
thot
T
as
ii
ser
the
day,
and
sailed
two
hours
Department
of
Trade
and
i
later,
direct
for
Skagway.
Alter;
Commerce
officials
expressed;
discharging
cargo
at
the
Alas-
j
hope
that
the
grain
movement
kan
port,'
the
Casslar
will
load
a
j
through
the
port
would
not
be
full
cargo
of
concentrates
."romi
unduly
slowed
up
as
a
result
of
the
Yukon
for
Vancouver.
the
fire.
-
H
feen
i
.
els
People
vant
of
the
public,
not
a
master."
Ontario
are
afflicted
with
the
dl?eaw
but
do
not
know
it.
This
Is
announced
by
the
National
Sanitarium
Association.
'
eastern
England.
.
Thirty
-three
t
10
a.m.
for
Ketchikan,
Ju-outbreaks
have
been,
reported
neau,
Petersburg.
Wrangell
and
i
t.hif'
Veur
ti-.
rial.p
:
fiL-airaiav
Upper
Canada
1.80
Golden
Manltou
5.75
iccr.
wheti
.
1
wlth
i
111
1920'
Potterton
entered
the
lcr
it,s
been
(Continued
on
jage
21
.
-
H