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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
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VOL.
XLI,
No.
134
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
SATURDAY,
UNE
7,
1952
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City
Hall,
Schools,
Government
Offices
Closed
Monday
Holiday
City
employees
will
join
with
government
and
bank
workers
In
the
holiday
Monday
celebrating
the
Queen's"
birthday.
City
Clerk
Bill
Long
made
the
announcement
today.
Schools
and
the
school
board
office
also
will
remain
closed.
The
Daily
News
will
publish
its
regular
edition.
The
Qii-n-s
birthday
Is
actually
on
April
21.
but
June
3
haj.
bt-'ti
designated
by
federal
proclamation
as
the
day
it
Is
celebrated
In
Canada.
,
.U,(
Utile
Augie
ana
"
i
i
on
11
mainland
the
-M
on
the
way
back
ja,s
a
politician
on
the
thlii
rims
to
The
Island.
,vcr
did
get
to
find
out
B
m
r-w
m
Lumber
Workers
lo
Large
Wolf
Shot
Near
City
Limits
Mil;
politician
reprr-'
onvioiisly
he
was
a
can-,n
the
forthcoming
elec-j,,,,,,,,!'
immediately
the
(!i
the
slip
he
started
to
'I
;p,ich.
However,
he
,1S
far
as
"'My
dear
uiii-n
someone
asked
,.
vnuiikl
mind
explaining
'.,.r,iive
vote,
and
he
was
"uu!
to
explain
when
"ly
"u:,
kcd
on
the
other
..X
Set
Deadline
Soon
By
The
Canadian
Press
'
VANCOUVER.
A
possible
tie-up
of
lumber
and
construction
industries
in
British
Columbia
moved
closer
today
involving
at
least
40,000
workers.
Big
Meat
Shipment
Follows
Rate
Cut
is?
,
,;
for
him.
He
never
One
of
the
largest
wolves
shot
near
Prince
Rupert
this
year
was
bagged
varly
this
morning
by
Luigi
Giord;ino.
On
a
trip
to
Prudhomme
Lake,
15
miles
east
of
here,
with
Louis
Campagnolo.
oiodano,
a
taxi-cab
owner,
spotted
two
big
black,
wolves
crossing
the
Trans-Provincial
highway.
,
limine,
'with
a
stinker!
,4t
thro!)
at
him
at
the
I
"ju-t.
.,ti,.
realize
ho
com-
j
Carpenters
Strike
For
Russian
Strike
deadlines
may
be
set
early
next
week
including
walkout
orders
for
31000
woodworkers,
more
than
3000
carpenters,
POO
painters,
500
truck
drivers
and
smaller
groups
In
other
industries.
The
strike
threat
comes
almost
simultaneously
with
th?
B.C.
provincial
election
to
be
held
next
Thursday,
and
a
tie-
Ambassador
Recalled
Huqe
Carqo
Leaves
For
Britain
VANCOUVER
(Cl')
A
shipment
of
more
than
4,000,000
pounds
of
frozen
beef,
the
heaviest
shipment
of
its
kind
in
Vancouver's
history,
is
starting
to
move
out
of
here
up
in
a
major
industry
would
affect
thousands
of
workers
in
,a
Hons
have
become.
,
arc
so
many
different
,
days
that
anyone
,5l.
in
become
confused,
mvt
ad
of
marking
a
,
x
on
the
ballot,
you
td
p;,,y
a
game
of
"1,2,3,4
,
rc
i'
for?"
Ui'
i
c
on
the
deck
of
,'f:v
wliiic
it
crossed
the
.
of
the
Oulf,
I
0
liiinkiiiH
how
simple
It
x,
tiip
old
days
back
in
r
Thuc
were
no
problems
Cm
f-ltciion
day
you
Just
u,
tin
nearest
polling
sta-
Higher
Wage
VICTORIA
Five
hundred
carpenters
walked
off
t.helx
jobs
at
Courtenay
and
Campbell
River
Friday
demanding
wage
increases
of
50
cents
an
hour.
It
would
make
the
basic
rate
$2.50.
It
Is
the
first
of
several
impending
strikes
on
Vancouver
Island
and
on
the
lower
WASHINGTON
(CP)
Russia
recalled
its
ambassador
to
the
United
States,
Alexander
S.
Panyushkln,
and
named
Georgi
He
stopped
his
taxi
and
gun
in
hand
followed
them
into
the
bush.
He
dropped
the
huge
male,
weighing
about
150
pounds,
with
one
shot
from
his
.303
rifle
but
the
female
got
away.
On
returning
here
he
went
to
the
game
office
where
he
collected
the
$25
bounty.
Giordano
gave
the
huge
beast
to
a
friend
after
the
game
warden
cut
off
the
right
ear
to
send
to
headquarters.
related
trades.
Majority
report'
of
a
conciliation
board
on
wages
dispute
In
the
lumber
industry
was
presumed
today
to
be
"unsatisfactory,"
union
president
J.
Stewart
Alsbury
by
mid-June,
consigned
to
Canada
and
Britain,
to
replace
Britain.
him.
.
,
,
,
,
.
,
.
..
,
This
surprise
diplomatic
shift
Shipping
men
predicted
this
-Apartment
t
th
on
ui.,wiiic
nil
iinpui
tank
nciivt
the
spot
for
this
reason:
Contractors,
backed
by,
a
no
HHtf
'.S
THE
PITCH
-Prime
Minister
St,
Laurent
pitches
the
first
ball
to
start
the
annual
softball
game
between
Members
of
Parliament
and
the
Parliamentary
Press
Gallery.
The
game
was
played
on
the
lawn
in
front
of
the
Parliament
Buildings.
The
Members
won
21-17.
On
Mr.'
St.
Laurent's
right
is
Rev.
Dan
Mclvor.
the
79-year-old
Member
from
Fort
William
who
promoted
the
game
and
collected
$200
for
a
Commons
page-boys'
fund.
-
-
(CP
PHOTO)
,
:
.
He
is
B.C.
district
president
of
International
Woodworkers
of
change"
recommendation
by
the
conciliation
board
want
to
main
front
Industry.
The
export
plan
was
made
possible
Friday
by
a
voluntary
reduction
In
ocean
cargo
rates
from
Vancouver
to
British
ports.
Rates,
following
a
meeting
of
,n!!
vote
d
Liberal.,
id
as
easy
as
that.
Of
r
nine
was
another
party
("uhM
tvatives
but
you
vntcd
THAT
ticket
In
tain
the
$2
rale
in
the
1052
America
'CIO-CCU,
with
a!
membership
of
32,000
workers.
Alsbury
said
the
unions'
nominee
on
the
board
submitted
a
Zarubin
was
Soviet
ambassador
to
Canada
in
1D18
when
the
hugh
Russian
spy
ring
with
roots
in
the
embassy
was
uncovered
which
stole
defence
secrets.
"Despite
that
it
seemed
virtually
certain
the
State
De
Reds
Cause
More
Strife
Strike
action
has
been
voted
by
carpenters
In
Victoria,
Van
minority
report
to
the
Labor
Relations
Board.
Its
recommenda
partment
will
approve
Zarubin's
couver
and
New
Westminster,
who
also
seek
a
$2.50
rate
and
expect
to
set
their
strike
deadline
shortly.
tions
were
not
disclosed.
"In
the
meantime,
the
IWA
must
presume
that
the
recom
Nut
it
you
vaiued
your
j
22
shipping
firms
in
San
Fran-Uwt
iv
Tiie
Conservatives
Cisco,
have
been
reduced
from
3s.ru!
tlw'igh.
in
the
rid-
$6
25
for
100
pounds
to
$4.25,
In
arc
1
lived.
They
bought
I
order
to
compete
with
shipments
,u
ni.iiiy
drinks
as
the
'through
eastern
Canada
seas
in.
and
had
Just
as
goodj;orte.
and
tin
y
even
had
mon-
i
;
Shriners
Tour
Rupert,
Give
Hospital
Concerts
nomination
within
a
few
days.
Officials
here
took
the
view
there
is
no
alternative
to
accepting
Zarubin.
A
royal
com-
mendations
of
the
other
two
In
Berlin
BERLIN
(CP)
Communists
members
are
unsatisfactory
i
th
ii
reengrii-d
practice:
1
mission
which
Investigated
the
I
Canadian
ring
reported
Zarubin
Yeggs
Enter-
"made'
anotf
u-r
territorial
gain
oil
The
union
has
asked.
Tor
ar
U
V
lurae
pleiUutnt
SiTear
Gas
Used
I..
,f
ji
long
as
you
kept
had
no
part
in
"improper
and
Inadmissible
activities."
Panyushkln
told
reporters
to
general
wage
Increase
of
35
f
cents
an
hour.
j
The
current
basic
hourly
rate
i
is
$1.29.
The
contract
ends
on
Store,
Take
,
On
Koje
POWs
day
he
Is
leaving
"for
the
home-
streamed
uit
the
ship
cheers
rang
out.
But,
before
the
Shriners
paraded
off
the
ship,
Prince
Rupert's
famous
Job's
Daughters
gave
a
smart
display.
The
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
band
was
also
on
hand
and
then
the
British
infantrymen;
land
In
connection
with
a
new
in
-id
mid
put
your
"X"
imht
place
on
election
IN
if
iJ)
Hunk
of
It,
In
that
-
mIiiik
most
people
did
:,iy
vole
Liberal,
they
KOJE
Cash,
Pencils
June
14.
B.C.
fishermen
yesterday
set
a
strike
deadline
of
June
22
unless
their
salmon
price
increase
demand
Is
met
by
the
operators.
drove
Communist
prisoners
of
war
back
from
the
barbed
wire
fence
with
tear
gas
today.
nnorrts
frnm
Ihp
Kine's
ShroD-
appointment."
Frequently
a
bitter
critic
of
U.S.
foreign
policy,
Panyushkiti
has
been
the
Russian
ambassador
to
the
U.S.
for
nearly
4(2
Cash
totalling
$96
and
a
num
for
L.iiiner.
The
fact
that
Temple's
pipe
band
from
Van
wt
sute.sinan
had
been!
shire
Light
Infantry
threw
six
ber
of
cheap
pencils
were
reported
stolen
overnight
from
the
Variety
Store,
518
Third
Avenue.
the
fringes
of
Berlin
today,
this
time
in
the
French
sector.
Red
People's
police
occupied
the
Frohnau
estate,
a
big
farm
whose
acreage
lies
60
per
cent
in
the
French
sector
but
whose
buildings
are
in
the
Soviet
zone.
.They
ordered
five
families,
15
people,
to
ge.t
out
immediately.
Then
they
grabbed
all
the
livestock.
Soviets
agreed
in
1945
that
the
estate
should
all
belong
to
the
French
sector.
Radio
Berlin
still
is
under
British
blockade.
Occupants
have
refused
to
evacuate.
Moscow
-
trained
Communist
boss
Walter
Ulbright
called
for
top
speed
rearmament
of
East
Germany
to
block
West
German's
alliance
with
the
free
world.
years.
tear
gas
grenades
into
compound
66
when
the
POWs
refused
to
re
couver
paraded
off
the
boat
to
render
a
few
selections
before
the
official
welcome.
'
In
thankine
Mayor
Whalen
for
US
Air
Force
RCMP
said
entry
was
gained
treat
from
the
vicinity
while
A
fleet
of
automobiles
lined
up
alongside
the
Chllcotin
this
morning
to.
take
a
crowd
of
visitors
for
a
ride.
Those
people
weren't
just
ordinary
tourists.
They
were
Shriners
and
their
wives
cf
Gizeh
Temple,
here
for
a
two-day
vacation
and
spring
ceremonial.
With
few
exceptions,
the
troupe
of
merry
people,
who
spand
many
hours
making
children
happy,
left
for
Port
Edward
for
a
conducted
tour
through
the
Columbia
Cellulose
plant.
The
Shriners
and
their
wives
arrived
here
in
a
blaze
of
glory
Friday
afternoon
and
after
an
official
welcome
by
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
and
Mrs.
Whalen,
paraded
through
the
streets
and
later
attended
a
ceremonial
dance
at
the
Armories.
The
journey
to
Columbia
Cellulose
today
was
followed
by
visits
to
the
children
at
Prince
his
words
of
welcome,
JohnrieT
engineers
were
digging
lor
a
suspected
prisoner-escape
,
tun
through
a
side
window
and
a
search
disclosed
the
thieves
left
Can
Bomb
nel.
Incompetence
Charged
by
the
rear
door,
which
was
No
one
was
reported
hurt
in
found
unboited.
lur
smiir
years
had
nothing
"
idi
il
of
course,
there
i
li.ii
named
MacKenzle
ill"
w.i.s
.said
to
be
leader
i-
party
now,
but
you
voted
-w.
Hi'
had
never
reallj
:
m
no
additional
par-I"
complicate
the
Issue,
"'"'
dy
had
a
lot
of
fun
'
Mid
including
election
Th'1
result
was
a
foregone
i"n
but
the
politicians
'
ll
tli.it
stand
In
the
way
NHia-bang
campaign.
The
Rose
Marshall,
clerk
in
the
Enemy
At
the
prison
pen
housing
Z.7UU
North
Korean
olficers
and
750
non-commissioned
officers.
store,
found
the
cash
register
TORONTO
lCP
Rev.
James
Clark,
Illustrious
Potentate,
congratulated
the
girls
for
their
performance.
"Watching
these
girls
shows
why
they
won
international
fame.
They
are
certainly
a
credit
to
you
people."
Mayor
Whalen
presented
the
Potentate
with
a
golilen
key
to
the
city.
Shortly
after
2:30
p.m.
the
Mechanical
drills
failed
to
un
SPRINGFIELD,
Mo.
(CP)
open
when
she
arrived
for
work
Endicott,
chairman
of
the
Communist
controlled
Canadian
cover
any
tunnels
but
the
search
this
morning.
She
said
all
the
President
Truman
declared
today
the
United
States
Air
Force
will
continue.
.
By
the
end
of
1S53,
the
Com
bills
and
silver
in
two
tills
were
Peace
Congress,
said
In
a
speech
last
nighty
that
thousands
of
babies
died
because
of
"medical
in
Korea
can
bomb
the
enemy
munists
are
expected
to
have
at
taken,
leaving
only
a
few
pen
at
will,
almost
anywhere
in
his
least
12
divisions
with
180,000
niffi
under
arms
and
when
the
nies.
Incompetence"
in
Roman
Catho
Shriners
lined
up
for
a
parade
territory.
He
replied
to
critics
of
ad
!"'vi's
knew
they
were
in-
defeated,
but
they
Rupert,
General
Hospital
and
Miller
Bay
Hospital.
At,
both
in
He
orphanages
In
China
betere
the
Communist
regime
took
through
city
streets,
which
con
program
is
complete
they
.
will
have
25
divisions
with
375,000.
Advance
Polling
Light
In
Rupert
ministration
air
policy
.
with
a
name
to
the
hilt
and
cluded
with
a
concert
in
front
of
Reds
are
converting
a
2,000,-
limn
!i
of
real
good
sports
the
Federal
Building.
000-strong
Free
German
Youth
Declaration
that
short-sighted
politicians
are
playing
with
fire
by
slashing
defenqp
appropria
iiipliy
warriors,
Hundreds
lined
the
street
for
Onlv
ciuhteen
persons
have
''
"t,
their
strong-arm
stitutions
the
Gizeh
Temple
Pipe
Band
gave
a
conceit.
A
cheering
crowd
of
citizens
was
on
hand
yesterday
afternoon
to
welcome
,
the
Shriners
to
Prince
Rupert
and
as
the
Chllcotin
pulled
alongside
the
dock.
movement,
into
a
military
manpower
pool.
the
show
and
downtown
traffic
was
snarled
for
more
than
an
tions
while
Russia
may
be
plot
cast
ballots
at
the
advance
poll
Trail
Miners
Refuse
Work
Short
Shift
ij
wit
almost
as
good
as
Libcral.s.
Meetings
were
ting
new
Koreas
in
other
parts
here
during
the
past
two
ciays.
hour.
of
the
globe.
over.
He
charged
that
23,000
of
25,-000
babies
brought
to
one
Catholic
orphanage
died.
(in
Montreal,
Sister
St.
Foy,
one
of
five
sisters
of
the
Immaculate
Conception
arrested
by
Chinese
Communists,
denied
"medical
incompetence"
In
Roman
Catholic
orphanges
in
China.
She
returned
to
Mont
After
a
dinner
aboard
ship,
the
11
up
and
committee
rooms
'"'
with
equal
Joy
and
Of
the
total,
14
voters
were
from
the
Prince
Rupert
electoral
In
a
major
address
to
the
an
visitors
attended
the
dance.
nual
convention
of
the
U.S.
i(
on
both
sides.
district
and
four
were
from
out
sld-e
districts.
old
friends
greeted
each
other.
The
colorful
uniforms
of
the
Shriners
caught
the
eyes
of
youngsters
and
as
the
Nobles
The
famous
kilted
band,
however,
gave
a
concert
before
the
Army
35th
Division
with
which
he
served
In
the
First
World
Returning
Officer.
A.
Bruce
TRAIL
P
Three
hundred
ss
everything
Is
so
n
(Continued
on
page
4)
War,
Mr.
Trumaii
emphasized
th.
Rrnun
said
the
total
Is
small
se
days
that
there
Is
men
were
laid
off
Friday
at
the
Kimberly
operations
of
Consoli
the
cold
fact
that
"we
are
still
j
real
last
month.)
e
for
the
briehter
side
Scots
Greel
Kin
'O'er
The
Waller':
GLASGOW
if'
Scots
immigrants
in
all
parts
of
Canada
and
the
United
States
will
soon
have
personal
messages
from
"their
ain
hame
toon"
brought
tlem
by
a
well-known
Scots
,
comedian,
Alex
Finlay.
in
danger
from
Russia
and
that
Mloneerir.g,
and
wlth
tnis
dated
Mining
and
Smelting
Co,
talk
that
our
air
force
in
Korea
wive
vote
business,
is
at
the
mercy
of
Russian-
-
WEATHER
-
Native
Village
To
Set
Enfranchisement
Day
can't
afford
to
en-
A
company
spokesman
claimed
the
men,
members
of
the
International
Union
of
Mine,
Mill
and
compared
with
other
years
but
expects
a
large
number
will
cast
ballots
before
the
poll
closes
tonight
at
9
p.m.
.
.
Citizens
wishing
to
vote
in
the
advance
poll
should
report
to
Room
4,
Besner
Block
between
1
p.m.
and
9
p.m.
"
prospective
supporters
made
enemy
planes
just
isn't
true
at
all."
nas
to
have
a
clear
head
Smelter
Workers
(Ind.),
refused
Among
other
things,
the
Pres
to
work
short
change
changing
S
go
into
a
poll
and
de
lf:iiliiiuen
on
page
4)
ident
said
that
today
the
United
shifts
within
a
24-hour
period
States
has
nearly
15,000
planes
Official
day
of
a
coming
historic
event
on
the
In
active
use.
west
coat
and
in
Canada
will
be
announced
next
Synopsis
There
was
a
touch
of
frost
in
the
Bulkley
Valley
area
overnight
with
Prince
George
reporting
a
minimum
of
31
and
Smith-ers
29.
However
tonight
should
be
free
of
frost
in
all
areas.
A
weak
Pacific
disturbance
which
brought
cloudy
skies
and
some
light
rain
to
the
far
northern
coast
this
morning
will
give
'pen
Air
Rally
by
Murray
He
said
the
men
were
under
union
orders
and
a
refnal
amounted
to
a
strike
threat.
Seventy
of
the
workers
were
laid
off
at
the
concentrator
plant
and
come
200
miners
at
nearby
Sul
week
when
Indian
Agent
F.
Earl
Anfield
meets
with
UN
Truce
Men
Walk
Out
the
council
of
Metlakatla.
Wnen
"Wee
Alex"
leaves
Scotland
in
August
for
a
three-month
tour
of
North
America,
he
will
broadcast
a
series
of
disk
Jockey
show:
giving
messages
from
folks
In
Scotland
to
relatives
"O'er
the
Walter
"
The
messages
will
be
followed
by
song
records
requested
for
the
folks
concerned.
Now
touring
Scotland,
Alex
is
collecting
messages
from
such
places
as
Saltcoats,
Dundee,
Paisley,
Edinburgh
and
tha
'
North.
The
council
will
decide
on
the
w'hing
new
in
political
MRnmu
will
be
Inovated
in
Rupert
tonight
when
Art
'1
lils
an
open
air
rally
J!'o
Park
'
'
P,ai.L
entitlement
of
the
lands.
day
their
village
will
officially
receive
its
enfranchisement.'
All
the
southern
coast
a
few
clouds
livan
mine.
Unless
there
is
an
early
settlement
of
the
dispute
there
will
be
a
cut
in
production
at
the
big
Metlakatla,
which
is
six
miles
Sundav.
On
Communists
MUNSAN
JK
United
Nations
from
Prince
Rupert
on
th
;
"My
troupe
on
tour
of
the
torn
Trail,
smelter
plant,
a
vital
jnk
Parts
of
the
province
Variable
cloudiness
over
the
northern
and
eastern
interior
today
will
persist
through
Sun
mainland,
has
been
surveyed
for
a
municipality
and
will
have
its
own
civic
government
and
utili
,.
"Wlam
the
cruests
in
Canada's
defence
program,
the
spokesman
said.
day
as
the
disturbance
enters
ties.
The
original
Metlakatlans,
that
area
of
the
province.
Forecast
,
11
"is
exception
of
his
ap-rce
at
another
meeting
in
man
Legion
auditorium
on
hf
wi"
be
Mr-
Murray's
n
,jPublii:
appearance
before
1J"
tiny
next
Thursday.
Southern
part
variable
cloudi
who
left
Port
Simpson
90
years
ago
following
their
spiritual
leader,
William
Duncan,
once
formal
arrangements
with
the
federal
Department
of
Citizenship
have
been
completed.
Metlakatla,
which
celebrated
its
90th
anniversary
a
few
weeks
ago,
will
be
the
first
Indian
village
in
Canada
to
become
enfranchised
released
from
the
Indian
Act
and
placed
under
constitutional
law
of
Canada.
Ten
years
ago,
the
first
move
was
made
by
Metlakatla
elders
In
co-operation
with
the
Indian
Affairs
Branch
for
enfranchisement.
Main
obstacle
and
reason
for
ness
today
and
Sunday.
Little
rhanup
in
temperature.
Winds
owned
the
present
site
of
Prince
Rupert.
light.
Low
tonight
and
high
-tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
45
and
56
New
a:.
truce
negotiators
walked
out
on
a
"surprised
and
baffled"
Communist
delegation
today
after
declaring
a.
thrcc-day
reees
in
the
deadlocked
Korean
armistice
talks
without
waiting
for
Red
consent.
Irked
by
the
Communist
insistence
on
daily
meetings,
Maj.-Gen.
William
K.
Harrison,
tld
the
Reds
that
"if
you
want
to
come
here
tomorrow,
you
may,
but
we
will
not
be
back
until
11
a.ni.
on
June
11."
Harrison
told
newspaper
men
that
although
the
Reds
insised
as
usual
on
meeting
daily
he
did
not
want
to
listen
to
"all
that
drivel"
every
day.
Shriner
Jailed
for
Shooting
Gun
dnly
candidate
aboard
the
Chilcotia
on
the
trip,
Merita
R.
Simpson
of
Vancouver,
was
jailed
here
less
than
half
an
hour
after
he
reached
Prince
Rupert
for
shooting
an
elephant
gun
on
the
dock.
He
was
"arrested,"
by
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
before
the
crowd
of
welcoming
citizens
and
other
Shriners
who
"objected"
strenuously.
Simpson
was
taken
to
the
city
jail
where
he
was
kept
for
an
hour
before
Shriner
Ed
Simmons
went
to
"release"
him..
The
prank
was
planned
by
the
Shriners
during
the
trip
and
Simpson
was
unaware
of
the
trick
until
after
he
was
released.
Northern
part
cloudy
today
and
Sunday
with
a
few
sunny
-TIDES
?f
1
'
-i
J
UN
(Routers)
Repiescn-,y
Irish
Air-Ways
fly
to
,
'WK
for
discussions
on
a
,."st
Atlantic
air
service
to
,
:.;
America.
Thev
will
meet
periods.
Widely
scattered
show
ers
today.
Little
change
in
tern
long
delay
in
this
move,
explains
Mr,
Anfield,
was
the
problem
of
perature.
Winds
light
today,
southwest
15
tomorrow.
Low
to-
Sunday,
June
8,
1952
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
0:46
22.0
feet
13:57
18.8
feet
Low
7:33
1.3
feet
19:29
7.2
feet
airline
chiefs
and
go!
disposition
of
lands
(reserve
i
nieht
and
high
tomorrow
at
Sandsplt
and
Prince
Rupert,
4
owned
collectively
by
the
natives
and
arrancing
for
individual
Muesiums
of
obtaining
'l
,;'e
aircraft
and
general
arrangements
ART
MURRAY
.
,
speaks
tonight
and
55.
..
.
v'l