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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
8,
1952
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Today's
News
65,000,000
Dollar
ulp
Churchill
And
Truman
Meet
Survival
Training
Pulp
Mill
and
More
Sawmilling
Boosts
Logging
ltlll
U
III
If
by
44
Tf'
Percent
f
CI
LCI
I
L
J
J
J
Mill
in
Arrow
Lak
District
Kt'.MP
and
t'.S.
Air
Force
To
l.earn
From
KCAF
WASHINGTON,
DC.
President
Truman
and
Prime
Minister
Churchill
met
again
today
at
the
x
r
OTTAWA
it
White
House
but
still
no
official
-Member
Member,
of
of
the!
the;
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
;
announcement
was
made
as
de-
and
United
States
Air
Force
will
!
,
,
.
.
,
,
!
liberations
took
place
behind
Two
Thousand
Men
to
be
Employed
From
New
Industry
at
Castlegor
be
trained
in
survival
technique;
uperaiion
01
T.ne
OlUlTlOia
VeilUIO.se
UO.
S
new
locked
doors.
id..
Statements
By
Blanche!
by
.he
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
pul
mill
at
prince
Rupert
and
generally
stimulated
!;nrihsrn
rriaria.
'Kawmillinc
activity
was
reflected
in
a
44-per-cent
Railway
Chi
j
VICTORIA
(Special
to
Daiiv
growth
In
the
license
area,
there
News)
Application
for
a
forest
by
assuring
a
continuous
forest
I
management
license
on
the
Co-
operation
for
the
district.
I
Inmhin
Plufr
ua
I
rch4
uimtli
of
"I
.nfTfvirwr
a
lift
rf'ii-fy!
at
Inn
NEW
YORK
(Special
to
Dally
k
Air
Force
headquarters
said
j
increase
in
locr
scaling
in
Prince
Rupert
district
dur-
M"i"1ay
that,
for
the
time
being,
1
.
Y
-i-i
in-n
a
total
of
five
Royal
Canadian
!
mp:
Ivol
as
compared
with
19o(J.
iNewsi
Plans
of
the
Celgar-De-
Highway
Closed
.
u
u
v,
velooment
Co.
Ltd.
lor
an
Inte
Accordiniz
to
returns
or
me
If
fino,
ToimM
r-r,
n.vf.im.nt
r-o
i.i.i
um.,1
ri
h
'
crated
forest
industry
in
the
Mounted
Police
pilots
and
engin-
district
forester.
M
M.
Gormely,
,
K(I
I
BLANCKE
for-
Al
row
Lakes
district
constitute
,
eers
and
an
Indefinite
number
of
;
Ltd..
Hon.
E
T.
Kenney.
minister
supervised
by
th
provincial
of
lands
and
forests,
announced
r-.-t
service
t
rarnt
n
arle-Ue
third
pha
of
Canadian
dc-jVJiiitcd
SUtes
Air
Force
person-!
tnrinv
ouatn
nroLTam
of
conservation.
I
velopmcnt
program
laU.iti.Ku
lij
j
,M
i
vnii
gu
tr.rougli
rigorous;
Mayor
Names
.
in
statement
on
new
pulp
mill
enterprise.
Six
inches
of
snow
which
fell
since
yesterday
on
the
railway
line
between
Terrace
and
Tyee
had
been
ploughed
away
and
"everything
is
fine,''
Superintendent
C.
A.
Berner
stated
this
'
thc
total
log
scale
for
Prince
!
Rupert
in
1951
was
399.082.907
board
feet
compared
with
274,-117.482
board
feet
in
1950.
While
the
log
scale
was
show-
j
.
,.
,
,
,
'
Cclancsc
Corporation
of
Amcri-1
northern
schools
at
Abed
Lake
I
ine
company
a
uivimoii
-u!
viiu,
M
i
r.
tLHii.
U
ra
rour
ycA-B
ag0i
sa!d
Harold
i
Jfi5
miles
west
of
Etrmonloli,
and
'Committees
"""7
v-orpoiauon
01
meii-.
.
subject
t0
approval"
of
the
Blanckc,
president
of
Cclgar
De-'
at
Cambridge
Bay,
200
miles
In
ins
such
a
substantial
gain,
pole
ca,
win
man,
ai
an
lany
uaie
on
f,)rest
management
license
appli-j
veiopmeni
Co.
Ltd.,
In
a
stat?-'w-
the
Arctic
Circle
on
Victoria
construction
of
a
$65
million
j
caUon
thc
has
company
arrang.
mcnl
nert
y
.
jsland
mcrning.
Last
evening
s
train
lor
the-East
moved
out
without
delay
and
the
train
from
the
East
is
l
The
following
were
named
on
anti
piling
production
fell
off
!
temporary
standing
committees
rom
2.398,093
lineal
feet
in
1950
.
f...
If
TT
O
tl.'iinlnn
nt
iUft
.
n.nnnr
1:
i
rAt
i
uiuji-vi.
iu
wiuviut
H'l
uiJii;ic
i,H
fnr
tK
nnrhnM
nf
a
Win.o.r
.
iitillvatlnn
utilization
of
tli.
the
forest
fMi-A;t
rt-unnrr.-
resourc
.
..
V"
v
.
!
RinrP
1047
tWf
Of
t
IIP
COITl-
plant
site
on
the
Columbia
River
l
mnv.
rnnn
llun
aUii.Aip.
c..
es
In
the
area
if
the
license
Is
llirst
152
city
councii
meeti.
xie
:production
in
J
t.
b
be
directly
west
of
West
lumbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
and
tween
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
I
and
three
miles
west
of
Castlegar.
1
1.
.
Tl,
......
.iU
nnn.l..
tKaA
mSIao
approved.
Mr.
Kenney
said.
Present
plans
call
for
t
CirnA
Irl
ItT-iolinal
TTfllO.
i
-..la.,,
no
nt-n
i
1
flCfl
Canadian
Chemical
Co.
Ltd.
have
FLASH
for
two
days
inr
iiic
iLr,
wivji
ucaiiy
wncc
uiiitro
.
,
,
,
wr,
.
tnn
:ger,
chairman;
Aid.
Gtorge
Huls
cordwood
for
1951
was
scaled
een
closed
irkrrli,nart"
the
works
depart-i
while
puohc
.and
Aid
3.
W.
Prusky
at
3,!71
cords
compared
with
r,
j
.,,..
u
v
!
,
.
ment
eaumment
struggles
to
of
frontage
on
the
river
U
a
-
c()!lStruction
hliih
of
ready
served
bv
the
Kettle
Val-;
,'
,.
.
"
,
.,,
a
ley
branch
of
the
Canadian
Pa-!
'Ph
ce''u'f,
"'i
JS
M17I.M"
.!.
ahead
In
in
tho
the
1
chairman;
Aid.
Darrow
Gomez
year.
construction
near
Casllegar
of
a
kraft
mill
that
will
produre
400
tons
cf
bleached
and
semi-blrarhed
sulphate
pulp
daily,
and
a
(round
wood
mill
with
a
daily
capacity
of
275.
tons
of
newsprint.
cllle
Railway.
"The
mills
at
Castlegar,
when
cellulose
acetate
plant
at
Ed-
f
A
.
s.
1
f
rv-1
i
j
iIHIl'
V
f
wJ
keep
battle
with
the
snow
which
has
not,
as
yit,
reached
such
Ecrious
derth
as
has
closed
the
road
by
mid-January
in
past
year.
Hope
is
expressed
that
the
department
will
and
Aid.
John
Currie.
t
j-or.
the
first
time
this
last
Utilities
Aid.
Hills,
chairman;
year
Christmas
trees
were
re-
Ald.
George
Casey
and
Ala.
corded
in
the
scaling
returns.
Prusky.
i
They
were
counted
at
225.
Ufllh
Amilll
A.SKIKt
an'P
PO-
Dl'DCPlTIL'B
completed,
would
provide
em-!
ployment
for
approximately
1000
Liberals
Deferring
Convention
monton.
The
Columbia
Cellulose
mill,
completed
last
May,
is
now
being
enlarged.
Construction
of
the
Canadian
Chemical
plant
at
Edmonton
was
started
in
July,
1351,
and
will
be
completed
this
year.
Estimated
cost
of
the
Arrow
lice
and
Licensing
Committee
Per
species,
the
timber
scale
j
be
ame
to
Keep
uk
roan
uc..
Aid.
Gomez,
chairman;
Aid.
Hills,
in
1951
was
as
follows,
1950
fig-
throughout
this
winter.
If
so.
it
,
.
,
,
...
men,
and
1200
more
would
be
Plans
for
the
addition
of
a
ply-!cn
d
wood
mill
are
under
cons
dera-
thjn
on
the
Arrow
Lakes
"
tlon
and
will
be
completed
t
Columbia
River.
i
sufficient
peeler
stock
is
found
to
FH
!
make
such
a
plant
economically!
"ln
the
license
application.
gound.
;
'"'th
the
Celgar
Development
Co.
'.'
.
.,
,,
...
Ltd.
and
the
provincial
forest
Aid.
Currie.
.
ures
also
being
shown
for
com-1
win
oe
me
urn
kept
opn
all
winter.
The
present
pioneer
Home
cjommniee
aio.
parison:
Casev,
chairman;
Aid.
Prusky,
service
are
giving
fullest
consid-
Lakes
development
is
$C5
million
construction
of
a
board
mill
to
Aid.
Gomez,
Hugo
Kraupner
and
Mrs.
Grace
Gillis.
'
i
Fir
New
appointments
will
be
Cedar
made
following
the
iy-le:tion
Spruce
is.
i;
T.
KENNEY,
makes
annoonccnient.
erRti"n
10
Uie
mn
Perators
at
but
thLs
amount
may
be
ut
be
was
e
from
the
du
d
,
d
".wmiil
Ternilnn,
i
P't
working
in
the
area.
It
Is
,d
by
the
addition
of
ni.-rii
two-day
closure
Is
in
the
hope
K.i;iru
Keei
tnat
guarantee
may
be
given
8,477,907
later
tnat
traffic
can
get
through.
37.066,124
yesterday
a
public
works
126,537,178;
gradcr
became
stuck
near
Exstew
67,277,169
j
a)ld
neld
up
road
traffic,
includ-14,050.613
1
in
tne
(jur
bus,
tor
sbveral
18.455,752
2.252,739
;hOUrS'
h
IViaril
Frrt
11.474,537
42,647,818
180,814,652
114,029,053
19,511,219
26.028,221
4,577,407
VANCOl'VEK
CP)
The
Liberal
party
executive
today
rejected
a
move
for
an
immediate
Liberal
convention
and
termination
of
the
coalition
wilh
Conservatives
in
British
Columbia.
They
decided,
instead,
to
call
a
full-scale
general
convention
before
June
30.
Hemlock
;
anticipated
that
thc
demand
for
January
31,
said
Mayor
Whalen
and
board
mills.
EMPLOYMENT
POLICY
Studies
are
being
made
to
de-
low
Brade
i0KS
and
sawmill
waste
Balsam
Jackpine
Misc.
Urmlne
thc
feasibility
of
recov-;
tnat
win
be
created
bv
the
pulp
ering
tannic
acid
from
the
hem-
pants
will
substantially
benefit
The
policies
of
the
company
LEADING
HARJiOR
More
ships
dock
at
Copenhagen
in
Denmark
than
at
any
other
(Scandinavian
or
Baltic
harbor.
iock
Darn
mat
wouiu
omcwise
tyj
longing
and
mill
operators
adopted
at
Prince
Rupert
and
Edmonton
of
employing
Cana
"Olancse
Corporation
of
t
j
wasiea.
"The
project,"
Mr.
Kenney
;
said
"wnulft
nrfiviln
fnr
tin
full-'
dians
wherever
possible
in
the
-
,
1
Totals
399.082,907
274.117,482
i
AC
ATIJCD
'
'
The
log
scale
or
December
W50
was
40.412.275
btjard
feet
com-
j.
-Hyauisis,.
.
-.
j
pared
with
17.964.853
board
feet;
overnight
freezing
which'
fol-in
December
1950
with
substan-
j
owcd
vestirday
s
fresh
fall
of
n
!
America,
through
Its
original
HrMWh
ritimura
ikk.
1.fl
po.s.flt)I("ullli7;HUon
of
our
for-1
,
jest
resources
in
the
Arrow
Lake;
of
JUViiJicillft
U
CQii
.
I
I
"
-
If'!"
"
affiliate
-,utTaUon.
managemrni
Woman
Hunting
J
Victim
lumbia
Cellulose
ready
holds
forest
rsi
tial
gains
in
the
production
oi
,
,
in
lhc
lower
mainland
and
Columbia
River
districts.
and
KUDic.
supplies
in
ln
Canada
Canada
when
when
license
No.
I
in
the
Kkeena
and
all
varieties
with
the
exception
Mrs.
Dell
Slater,
Formerly
of
Trail,
Killed
South
of
Burns
Lake
"Low
grade
logs
that
are
now
loft
ln
the
woods
because
there
is
no
market
for
them
will
be
th.-y
can
be
procured
there,
will
be
followed
at
Castlegar,
Mr.
Blanckc
said.
of
balsam
which
showed
a
small
decrease.
Nans
watersheds
and
in
four
year
of
company
operations
in
the
Terrace
districts
the
-al.
small
operators
orators
have
have
found
found
that
that
their
their
nosition
position
has
has
impror-
improver'
"
materially.
"t".lly.
Mrs.
Dell
Slater,
aged
35,
for-i
"ta
fease
mpanro
,The
Canadian
program
of
.
,
i
i
Celanese
Corporation
of
America
merly
of
Trail
and
for
the
past'
of
British
Columbia
produced
hazardous
driving
conditions
in
many
areas.
Interior
temperatures
ranged
from
the
low
twenties
in
the
southern
valleys
to
5
to
10
above
in
the
central
interior
and
20
to
30
below
In
thc
extreme
northern
limits
of
the
province.
An
Intense
storm
is
approaching
the
northern
coast.
Oaie
Aldermanic
By-Election
January
31
;
has
been
predicted
on
our
belief
eight
months
residing
at
Tatal-
ch
ch
m,ing
pplng
f
r.Kinu.s
icillUes
t
t
sirat.ee
strategic
c
tnla
country
presents
an
rwr.
across
Francois
Lake
and
Sleeping
Car
Rates
Hiked
MONTREAL
(CP)
Increases
in
j
warnings
have
been
Issued
for
minimum
fares
for
standard
and
the
waters
near
the
Queen
Char
J
manufactured
Into
pulp.
Arrowhead
to
Mica
Creek,
ex-
It,"
Mr.
Blancke
said.
at
divisional
headquarters
ot
tne;
"W
propose
to
continue
these
Ry
Canadian
Mounted
Police;
Resignation
of
T.
Norton
tourist
sleeping
car
accommoda
"Cutt.inw
of
tiniher
on
the
for-,
rent,
for
thns-.-
areas
reserved
for
!
it
hrre.
Youngsanu
w.
mmii
h,mon
nnint
ln
ramida
il
mniniimiMit
lUnn
fur
'
fvi.sfiiur
nif
nil
Inns
"
I
CJiltribut
ions
ill
the
form
t.llPir
.yj
vn
i
iliiilY
.
iiri'Mihnj;
at
l.iltrral
meet
whirl,
f
t...
,mm.n
l.'
annivimr
I
Muh
of
the
toKi'i
area
iil
the
I
capital.
Industrial
experience
and
Mrs.
Slater
had
left
at
2
"
p.m
.
lie
k
rnmc
innAd
effective
January
10.
were
announced
Monday
by
J.
A.
Brass,
chairman
of
the
Canadian
Passenger
Association.
The
announcement
said
the
jwou'd
be
icstiicted
to
a
volume
watersheds
is
non-productive
for
i
technical
skui.
ounuay
twiernoon
fiitu,
win
u
si.
j!"""
bethey
thev
had
sh
shared
in
com-
Ithat
win
not
exceed
the
annual
forestry
purposes.
'
j
"The
conservation
policies
of
aUcdto
ret
the
nmg,
;
search
was
staitea.
At
n
P-m.j
'
.the
national
and
provinelnl
gov-
w.
..,
H
bw
the
ritv
lottes
and
northern
Vancouver
Island
about
midday.
Strong
winds
will
develop
along
the
vcst
roast
this
evening.
fiale
Warning
North
coast
region
Gale
warning
'
"
issued.
i
Cloudy
today
end
tomorrow.
Mixed
ram
and
snow
In
the
,
northern
area,
spreading
to
the
southern
area
this
afternoon.
ernments
In
Canada
have
been
she
was
.ound
acao
ine
gun,
-
Mon.,.
ni,,ht
,
vitMi
foe.
or
in
r
rteeision
to
beside
her,
had
evidently
dis-,e
'"'
Canadian
railways
and
Pullman
,i..
ir.,iu..rt.i
or.
charged
while
she
was
endeavor-
Youngs
ana
Cumnanv
Comnanv
found
found
the
thc
!nTra.ies
Inereases
.'"'.
-
,,-
hr.,irtfll
ibeon
vleclcd
at
me
recent
civic
-
w11K
because
of
or
.
necessary
high
cost
ol
operation.
Tiip
minimum
iare
for
stand-
5;ani4iii(in
in
tins
country.
-
election
The
capital
cost
of
new
plant
H-
ls
believed
that
death
had
By.t.iPcUn
tate
was
set
for
construction
today
demands
the
occurred
a
few
hours
after
the
Jan(lary
31
wih
nominations
assurance
of
an
oucration
that
!n""6
"b
,
January
24.
Cl.ttL
Vniilmu
nitrl
A
mist
I'OIld
Would
Invite
Power
Commission
To
Take
Over
Power
Supply
Notice
of
Motion
I'himl
Before
City"
Council
City
council,
at
its
inaugural
meeting
Monday
donien.
White
of
Burns
Coroner
Gregg
intimated
that
thry
will
re-
Lake
lound
accidental
death.
!ljnqujsh
their
connection
with
can
liHik
forward
to
many
years
of
production
and
thc
life
of
any
producing
unit
Is
controlled
by
the
supply
of
raw
materials.
"Thc
forest
management
program
of
the
British
Columbia
cr
:crlh
accommodation
Snow
showers
tomorrow,
lihib
will
be
advanced
Horn
$3
to
$4
change
in
temperature.
Wine?-
-and
for
tourist
lower
berth
ac-
southeast,
30.
increasing
to
45
to
commodation
from
$2
to
$2.70,
55
during
the
forenoon.
then
with
corresponding
advances
in
shifting
to
westerly.
40,
this
I
minimum
charges
for
other
units
evening.
Winds
northwest,
20.
of
sleeping
car
space.
.
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
,
and
i
Fares
for
distances
beyond
thc
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
I
minimum
rare
are
to
remain
tin-
32
and
38;
Sandspit,
28
and
35;
:
chaugu!
'
Prince
Rupert,
30
and
35.
i
the
insurance
company
conccrn-led
and
stand
for
election
again.
Today's
Stocks
Vv
(i
tun
()
niji'ht,
received
notice
of
motion
from
Aid.
Geor;e
iSiUnificanec
in
our
plans
for
Uie
.
t
All's
Well
I
Hills
which
would
invite
the
British
Columbia
Power
Arrow
le
fveiopment.
n
u
i
:
on
1
1
1
1
v
I
mnnrt
(int
ti
Iria
?
()(
III
!
Commission
to
enter
into
negotiations
with
the
city
imcn
nd
women
we
expect'
to
vi
of
i
Prince
inn.!.
Rupert
""il,v
for
supply
ii.'
of
i
power
to
the
citv
fol-
&y
"
0"r1m"1
It
is
their
,and
l0Bt!lnB
operations.
assurance
i,
.
i
l
e
e
i
l.
..
m,,i
n
r
....
...
lowintr
expil'V
oi
me
liicsent
jiaiicni.st:
oi
uie
iiuiui-
and
ours
that
the
ctiicf
ma
A
P
Con
54
Calmont
1.75
Central
Leduc
2.75
Home
Oil
17.25
Mercury
23
'2
Okalta
'
3.80
Pueific
Pete
10.45
Royal
Canadian
22
'
TORONTO
(
i;iti
i;i
ei
n
I!.
C.
Tower
Co.
in
11)54
The
notice
of
tmition
will
come
addres.
Liberal
Executive
Setting
Date
For
Convention
Today
VANCOUVER
(CP)
British
Columbia
Liberals
will
hold
a
full
scale
provincial
convention
in
the
near
future
to
decide
the
party's
fate
within
the
coalition
government."
This
was
learned
Monday
ad
top
British
Columbia
Liberal
leaders
concluded
a
With
Skiiers
j
Mrs.
Ncssie
Marshall
and
Jor-
(
dan
Smith,
local
youth,
were
safe
and
comfortable
at
their
homes
in
Prince
Rupert
Monday
night,
.uie
the
w.irse
for
being
lo.,t
.-vernlaht
Sunday
cn
the
skiing
fields
ot
Mount
Hays,
back
of
the
city.
i
Search
for
three
lost
skiers
terials
necessary
for
production
;
will
be
available
indefinitely.
The;
expcctatl'.in
of
permanent
em-j
ployment
that
ls
linked
with
the
forest
conservation
plan
will
encourage
expansion
and
new
projects
ln
the
towns
ln
the
license
area.
"Wherever
possible,
the
products
of
the
proposed
mills
will
be
sold
In
Canada
for
consumption,
or
further
processsing,"
said
Mr.
Blancke.
"The
remainder
of
the
output
will
be
sold
on
the
the
14th,
1952,
I
will
move
or
cause
to
be
moved
the
following
million.
RESOLVED
that
thc
City
Clerk
be
Intlructed
to
open
ncgol'atlons
with
thc
B.
C.
Power
Commission
by
sending
a
"copy
of
thc
referendum
as
!".:T;icntcd
to
the
people
and
the
results
of
same
and
Invite
them
to
moot
this
council
at
an
meeting
of
the
Liberal
advisory
board
nere.
,
.
.
IL
I
T-.
up
tor
discussion
al
ine
nx
meeting
of
council
January
14.
It
follows
passage
by
narrow
margin
of
a
referendum
at
the
recent
civil
election
calling
for
such
negotiations
with
thc
Power
Commission.
The
referendum
was
vigorously
opposed
by
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.,
which
Is
a
subsidiary
of
thc
Power
Corporation
of
Canada
and
which
has
supplied
power
to
the
city
Tor
the
past
20
years.
As
it
was
merely
notice
of
motion
there
was
no
debate
lust
Provincial
Liberal
President
H.
endod
Monday
morning
at
10:30
when
Mrs.
Marshall
and
17-ycar-old
Smith
were
found
only
1000
yards
from
search
headquarters,
the
Department
of
Transport
F
lvt
station
on
Ml.
Hays.
,
Million
Dollar
early
date.
G.
Perry
said
a
convention
will
be
held
"In
the
near
future."
The
exact
dale
will
be
sot
by
a
meeting
of
thc
Liberal
executive
Tuesday,
Premier
Byron
Johnson
told
Srarch'M.s
foster
Htisoy.
Lr.-v
"
una
'H
-l
and
Jack
Brien
had
!
export
market,
Uiereby
aiding
j
the
campaign
to
strengthen
Can-I
ndP'8
position
ln
the
field
of
ln-i
tvrnatlonal
exchange."
?
Fire
in
Quebec
covered
the
area
the
previou
nlL-hl,
ji'id
had
come
within
British
Ship
the
adviiory
board
meeting
that
he
is
In
favor
of
holding
a
con-
SEPT
1LES,
Quebec
t
A
fruj
hundred
vardi
of
where
t'n
Athona
-09
j
Aumaque
22
'j
Bealtie
20
Bevcourt
80
Buffalo
Canadian
18'i
Consol.
Smelters
187.25
Conwest
3.85
Donalda
49
Eldona
.
.23
East
Sullivan
9.20
Giant
YellowRnife
1150
God's
Lake
.40
Hai
ricana
1
5
'z
lleva
-
10',i
.Toilet,
Quebec
45
Liltle
Long
Lac
75
Lynx
.
.13'
Mudsen
Red
Lake
2
06
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.92
Moncta
"
-33
'j
Negus
-
W
Noranda
84.00
Louvicourt
'
34
Pickle
Crow
1.66
Senator
Rouyn
20
Sherril
Gordon
4.55
Steep
Rock
7.10
Silver
Miller
1.40
Upper
Canada
,
L77
Golden
Maiiitou
7.00
two
had
dug
In
imd;-
a
windlall
$1,000,000
fire
left
the
centre
oi
venuon.
The
other
hi
the
lost
trio.
SUn
lis
bowl)lug
8
lron
ore
frontier'
Newspapermen
in
a
hallway
,
ouLslde-the
meet
ng
was
closed
Wilkins.
had
tec
reported
sale
lnc
n01th
snore
01
,
tnc
lown
m
as
the
earlier
10
miles
away
at
Watson
;
-heard
loud
applause
Now
Released
flying
Enterprise
1ICNU
KONG
(CP)
The
British
UdV
Ollt
Of
lOrt
freighler
Talkln.shaii
arrived
Tuesday
from
Formosa
after
0'i
FALMOUTH
The
listing
Am-nionths'
detention
by
Nationalist
eilcan
freighter
Flying
Enler-
VHN(iS
"'w
president
(iiamlier
of
Commerce.
night.
The
notice
of
motion
is
-s
follosw:
"Whereas
al.
the
last,
civic
election
a
majority
vote
was
cast
In
favor
or
inviting
the-U
C.
Puwcr
Commission
to
negotiate
with
this
council
in
Hiipplving
the
cl.Ttri-.-al
power
for
this
city.
And
wnc
-cas
the
B.
C.
Power
Commission
has.
si
tiled
to
previous
city
officials
that
time
is
nn
essential
factor
in
Island
I
ijiiwiriiue
ivnci
a,
bwv
premier
conciuaeu
a
siavcmrm.
I
The
woman
and
youth,
ol-
wreck
today.
I
Demands
for
a
provincial
con-
I
though
weatherbealen,'
damp.
There
was
no
loss
of
lUe.
veiition
have
come
from
Liberals
I
shivering
and
hungry
after
For
a
time
It
appeared
that
seeking
to
have
the
party
puU
I
spending
20
hours
without
food
the
town,
centre
of
Ungava
iron
out
of
coalition
almost
lmmedi-
Chini'se
authorities
as
an
alleged
pilse
was
less
than
a
day
from
h
TIDES
-
on
a
biizzarcty
mountain
aiope,
ui''tiui"c"t,
uwi".
were
In
good
condition
physically.
The
fire
started
in
a
garage,
Only
food
their
rescuers,
Harold
destroying
$25,000
stock
of
tires.
i-.scliiy,
January
9,
tf)52
PROLIFIC
FISH
It.
has
been
computed
that
0:04
Bl
lsvik
and
Nell
Forman,
naa
and
then
spread
to
oiner
dusi-
blockade
runner.
,
this
port
today
behind
the
Brit-
(
The
shlp'sacth.g
chief
officer,
Tuoi,.
fcapt.
Kuril
C
hu
Wimg-Chlng,
Is
still
ln
For-
,
,
mosa.
It
is
not
known
whether
Carlson,
the
master
of
the
Enter-1
he
is
detained
bv
Nationalists
or
prise,
is
to
be
knighted
by
thej
remained
behind
voluntarily.
!
King
oi
Denmark.
i
was
codfish
are
capable
of
spawning
was
an
orange.
This
the
two
ate,
ness
buildings
before
it
iCoulniued
on
Page
it)
j
brought
under
control.
16.9
feet
,
20.0
fectj
10.4
feet
4.2
feeti
3,500,000
eggs
al
one
time..
11:23
5:27
18:17
such
negotiations.
"Take
nolce
that
m
th!
reaular
meeting
of
January