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VOL.
XLU,
No.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY
8,
1953
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
to
INDEX
SHOWS
LIVING
Lrrr
nniAM
A
CDATTinu
loCo
ilTAWA
'
-
l
iving
costs
continued
to
decline
in
December
17
fi
bis
m
InlQSlH
ltll.
n.i.iUiiiiT
price
mar
supping
one-tenth
of
a
t
115
7
f:m
115
8,
the
Bureau
of
Statistics
reported
l.
old
-o
-t-f
-living
Index,
which
noon
la
to
be
abandoned
(.iric
showed
a
small
upward
trend,
Increasing
one-fifth
n,t
i
1'
11
u,e
,lrsl
Increase
In
this
Index
after
a
iW,u
iw-
month
decline.
lean
to
Stockpile
;
J
-
v
t
Imsm,
iMa,.
......
!
,
-
.,
V...
NEW
ROCK
SLIDE
Of.'
BABIHE
CAUSES
ONLY
MINOR
DAMAGE
A
new
slide
on
the
Babine
River
where
mountains
of
rock
;
tumbled
and
cut
off
passage
of
thousands
of
spawning
salmon
two
years
ago
U
reported
to
have
caused
only
minor
damage
and
will
not
seriously
delay
work.
A
crew
of
40
men
working
to
clear
the
big
slide
escaped
unhurt
but
a
bulldozer,
working
on
top
of
the
rock
slide,
was
damaged,
department
of
fisheries
inspector
O.
S.
Reade
said
today.
Patients
Notified
To
Leave
by
Feb.
27
By
The
Canadian
PresK
YANCOUVER.
British
Columbia's
seventh-largest
hospital,
strapped
financially
in
the
midst
of
higher
pay
demands
by
unions
which
it
says
it
can't
meet,
threatens
to
close
at
the
end
of
the
month.
The
boird
of
directors
of
-:
auxue
ai
iviiimai
Saqucnay
Terminals
to
Begin
fiipments
From
Jamaica
in
Fall
North
Vancouver
General
Hos-
r
1
11
1
ANCOl'VKK
(CI')
Sapuenay
Terminals
will
lniiHiir,;.'
alumina
from
Jamaica
to
Kitimat
pital
announced
yesterday
the
t!,i-
fa!!,
it
wan
reported
here
today.
hospital
will
remain
open
only
if
the
unions
withdraw
demands
for
pay
Increases
or
If
the
pro
"
j
Although
the
smelter
at
the
vincial
Hospital
Insurance
Com
Dutch
Coast
Battered
By
New
Raging
Storm
1,500
Persons
Marooned
On
Islands
Crumbling
Dike
.
By
The
Cstindiui
Pris
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
protect
at
Kltlmat
will
not
be
completed
until
1954.
the
company
will
start
stockpiling
earlier.
Ships
of
Ramienay
TermlnaU,
a
subsidiary
of
Airan.
will
take
1
t.
4.
J
j
.
I
coal,
alumina
and
other
mate-:
1
mission
comes
through
with
additional
aid.
Otherwise,
directors
said,
the
hospital
will
close
its
doors
to
new
patients
next
Tuesday
and
the
140
patients
at
present
under
treatment
must
leave
bj
Feb.
27.
Termination
notices
wrill
appl)
to
mast
employees
on
Feb.
28.
OWNED
BY
CITY
The
hospital
U
owned
by
the
City
of
North
Vancouver.
Directors
said
wage
demands
of
the
50
hospital
employees
j
Queen
For
a
Year
'
AMSTERDAM.
Three
new
breaks
in
the
dike
system
of
Schouwen-Duiveland
Island,
in
southwest
Holland's
disaster
area,
posed
a
new
peril
today
for
'V
-I
thousands
of
homeless
stranded
there.
rials
to
Kitimat
soon
a
docks
ore
completed
there.
They
will
pick
up
cargo
In
Vancouver
for
the
return
trip
to
the
rrlbbean
Sea
The
shipping
company
started
cargo
runs
between
the
east
ind
west
coasts
of
Canada
lat
My.
On
Feb.
?1
a
Jamaican
plant
which
will
become
a
main
source
of
supply
for
Alcan
!s
f'ue
to
be
formally
opened.
Pro-iurtion
actually
started
In
December
It
will
help
to
transform
Jamaica,
renowned
for
year
at
a
As
fleets
of
boats
and
small
r
ORBEUT
D.
HAL
GEN.
38-year-
pianes
rushed
to
the
rescue
Elizabeth
Completes
First
Year
as
Queen
LONDON
(CI')
With
.sorrow
for
a
dead
King
and
pride
in
a
reaming
Queen,
Britain
this
week
passes
a
milestone
in
her
long
island
titory.
A
tomorrow.
-
-
year
ago
Kins,
Dulles
Leaves
1
through
rough
waters
and
sleet
.
ft
four
operating
engineers
and
the
registered
nurses
staff-would
amount
to
an
increased
wage
bill
of
$72,000
this
year.
This
cannot
be
met
under
the
hospital
Insurance
rate-freezing
and
snow,
a
new
storm
bore
down
on
the
flood-battered
Dutch
coast.
Another
major
rescue
effort
sIm)
is
under
way
on
stricken
Goeree-Overlakkee
Island
where
For
Meeting
With
Adenauer
order
of
last
Dec.
1,
said
direc
tors.
V
Ul'dl
III,
M
-year-old
0
ir.aii
jf:i-
lurer
wanted
7
:.,!.:
Ui.k
robber-
1
for
-arnr.g
custody,
ra
Nu
10
on
MP
s
:,!
id
Canada'!
anted
cnm.tiaU.
ueorge
j
aiea
in
nu
neep
ana
cU1(mj,
uctfullv
thoueht
of
what
.
cw
-
."
"
old
oil
company
executive
was
slain
in
a
downtown
Edmonton
parkins
tot
as
he
left
his
automobile
on
his
way
to
work.
Five
shots
were
fired
at
him,
two
as
he
lay
in
the
snow.
A
25-year-old
university
student,
Loran
Sorum,
found
by
police
in
a
semi-conscious
condition
in
a
barricaded
garage,
has
been
cha;ed
with
the
murder.
He
will
undergo
mental
tests
before
appearing
in
court
this
-Saturday.
PWlce
ar
attempting
to
find
a
motive
for
the
:
shooting.
Health
Minister
Erie
Martin
-
PHUJtP
1
.JW
UI'ISUIU
NIC
IllttlUUU
on
a
crumbling
dike
"pleasure
uland"
and
a
pro-;
ducrr
of
rum,
sugar
and
ban-!
anas.
Into
a
strategic
area
of
j
the
crown
passed
to
his
eld.-r
;
Z
M
sponUnMUS
questions
j
daughter.
tliKth.
.
lo
hundreds
of
people
she
often
.
f
announced
at
that
time
that
Schouwen
-
Duiveland
already
LONDON
V
John
roster
BCHIS
payments
to
hospitals
now.
a
ine
Mun
survrys
w.e
hld
nsvl.f
before
Ahead
hs
four-fifths
under
water
and
Dulles
left
London
by
plane
to-
world-wide
Importance
and
a
jblg
dollar
earner
for
the
tT-
I
Ijr"
i?0?!,
r,,hI
'
U""
U
ord"al,
"
tne
-U'Mm
5.0W
of
the
island's
23.000
day
for
West
Germany
next
would
be
held
to
1952
levels.
But
most
hospitals
in
the
province
showed
"a
siib'stantiaT
increase
1
I
r
I
"r.g
ares
-hl.
,
.,'
uun
-
f
residents
are
not
accounted
for.
.stop
on
bis
Hgctnir.g
tour
to
hrn
lllfrnrHf
i
.may
oe
umperea
r
a
quit
At
her
sl(Je
.hroughout
Uie
High
win(Ss
bearing
down
convince
Western
Europe
that
Bid
UlSCalUS
I
Pltohl
.-...
-,r..
TION
IP
.
ironvictlon
that
she
ha.
met
and
,
,,.ar
,)(,r
husband,
the
Duke
f"m8nth'
water-logged
east
i
quick
armed
union
against
pos-
The
reawin
is
the
Increase
In
i
Passed
the
te.U
of
office.
The
;
fit
Frltnhurvh
adHtnff
a
new
cli-
coast
of
England
threatened
tojsible
Communist
aggression
is
prndurtinn
cf
buuxite.
the
raw
new
Elizabethan
age,
observers
j
m(.nslon
to
the
concept
of
material
from
which
aluminum
!
atf"".
off
lo
a
flvmg
start
j
royalty.
n
to
Use
in
costs,
attributed
to
higher
salaries
and
wages
agTeed
to
before
the
end
of
November.
j
An
act
governing
stdmlnistra-j
tion
of
hospitals
requires
that!
wage
agreements
must
be
final-
j
ized
by
Nov.
30.
j
APPROVED
RAISES
J
At
an
emergency
meeting
in
j
Vancouver
a
month
ago,
B.C.
I
Is
made
!
'
ne
rtoyai
ranuys
presiiKr
And
Manrtevitie
nirrt
rn.
has
never
been
higher.
;
BRITISH
Klt
OVKRY
rbage
as
Fill
tre
at
an
altitude
of
about
2.000
pride
AM)
REJOICING
And
M
to
Rh
there
leet.
which
has
often
been
llk-j
wh
tht.
Kina
dlrd
Kel
I
'M
methJng
more
than
fancy
ened
to
an
EnglUh
vtllage.
U1,.1.?
"
'
lt
I
'h
1
1
lhe
Ulk
of.
.nPW
EUza:
it
v
p,'ir
brd
has
dls-
,
netnan
ereamess.
ine
counirv
Milk
Price
Controls
To
be
Lifted
VICTORIA
The
Social
hurl
towering
waves
against
the
j
the
price
of
continued
big-scale
breached
sea
defences:
1
American
aid.
The
sea's
rising
challenge
J
The
U.8.
Secretary
of
State
told
threatened
new
havoc
to
ray-;
newspapermen
at
the
airport
aged
Holland,
Britain
and
Bel-
that
his
brief
visit
to
the
British
glum.
j
capital
revealed
basic
accord
in
A
revised
three-country
death
t
Anglo-American
policies,
toll,
as
compiled
from
official
I
In
the
West
German
capital,
and
reliable
unofficial
sources,
1
Dulles
and
V.
Mutual
Security
has
mounted
to
1.832.
Holland
jAdmlnlslrator
Haroid
stassen.
counted
1,272;
England,
548,
and.vlu
teU
chancellor
Konrad
Ad-Belgium.
14.
jenauer
and
other
leaders
that
In
eastern
England,
gale-
the
us-
Goverriment
expects
whipped
seas
gave
Dutchmen
a
positjVe
action
on
a
proposed
preview
of
the
new
peril
when
one.umform
European
army
In
I
to
for
"
k
"
world.
The
p;an
u
e
garbage
,nt
round
the
vHiu.i;
A.g.,ma
Park
Its
"Puliation
of
the
bauxite.)
.
.
nrolound
emotional
marie
some
progress.
The
year
tOr.1
KH
.tM,,,H
In
mnlan.
Hospital
Association
members
!
voted
to
sign
1953
wage
boost
:
'
ul'"r
lecteation
project.
,
In
a
comparatively
short
time
reaction
gradually
gave
way
to
;
rh
lv
ROll1t
rri.ls
and
orooh.
agreements
despite
the
provin
m'mtxrs
cre
told
at
Jamaica
Is
expected
to
become
pride
and
rejoicing
irt
the
frail-
,
nf
ri,.,.m
Rrltln
wa.
neAT
cial
government
freeze
order.
j
ffUi-.e
Imt
night
that
one
of
the
most
Important
sup-'
,,,,.niln!!
vet
resolute
younu
The
association
also
recom-!
,
f
;
!
-
.,11,
-
k....U.
I
.
'
..
.
..
......
..,..
.
wuiuuim.
.
nuisi
r
wfii
i-ti.
i
n
imuAiHT
iii
me:
w.m
iu.
t,ii?jioein,
nrst
wriiiMi
queen
in
The
year
195S
started
with
the
ami
!h,.t
Mifh
drainage
im
source
or
the
minerals
Is
more
than
half
a
century.
I
mended
that
hospitals
Increase
1
rates
for
private
and
semi-1
'Ve
uff
udors
if
exptKted.
'he
red
earth
found
In
large!
a,
the
second
year
unfolds.
scrap
milk
price
controls
to
the
I
country
in
better
financial
j
shape
than
In
any
year
since
nnvntp
ficrnmmrvinr.lnnft
as
a
A
i.
.i..
fiunnt.it
le
Not
Until
IM2
VXI
It
ik.,
,.,mc
that
th.
rarll-inl.
Agriculture
Minister
"
1
.
,
consumer.
high
titles
Drone
mrougn
naai-75
days
reduction
In
..
.
.
ImmH
thai
(h
rH
.orlh
i-nn-
...
imiuuku
u.ro.io
ui
iiiwch.r
.c.tu.
Ifirr.or
c.M
in
h
ily-patched
dikes.
On
this
timetable,
the
deadline
w
locaw
a
iy
nappy
'""
I
impnrU
accounted
for
the
im
If-id.
drains
into
Hays
u,nra
bauxite
her
tasks
ns
Victoria
did
before
(
Some
hospitals
have
done
this,
,-,
legislature
Wedneiav
v
eanesaay.
it
nncnii.
generally
th
the
increases
in-..o.
from
trnm
j
but
huh
fiims
through
Mc-
Deposits
of
economic
Import-i
her,
Is
leading
Britain
along
ajK
.
4
1
"t
11
.1.-
1.
'w.K,i,.ir
tmtxrt
in
whirh
the
On
C
hristmas
this
source
are
negligible.
Day,
Queen
i
II
r
nuiiiiiirT
.
i
iui
uirivt.iiu
uku
ttmiiwun
v...
.
...
.....
This
means
price
of
milk
In
Vancouver
will
be
permitted
to
go
above,
or
below,
the
present
controlled
price
of
22
cents
a
1
.mo
a
.shimn
in
a
movie
le
for
1953
are
over
the
1952
oper-
would
be
April
20.
As
in
Paris
and
Rome
talks,
Dulles
is
reported
to
have
made
it
clear
to
the
British
government
that
unless
progress
Is
made
on
the
six-country
army
project
within
75
days,
the
U.S.
Congress
may
refuse
to
pour
any
force
of
j
Eliwbeth
broadcast
a
call
to
her
US
and
Canadian
capital,
after
great
economic
royalty
'
carrying
out
exhaustive
tests.
can
perhaps
play
more
than
a
people,
urging
them
riateve'
ti
acquired
large
properties
In
the
wishful
part.
I
'our
religion.
U
pray
tor
mc
to
the
imard
was
used
d
Police
Probe
Thefts
From
HMCSNaden
't";"T:
Quart
for
home
delivery
or
21
p.i.K
tl-.tmigh
garbage
v
110
v
uibi
vv
auuiwiuuni
on
Coronation
day..
j
cents
in
stores.
Price
controls
in
oilute
the
neck
Island.
i
The
Queen
has
spent
the
bus-
costs.
milk
were
Introduced
during
the
"u.on
t
ei.tertain
such
an
;
When
expansion
plans
are,
lest
year
of
her
life
She
opened
Health
Minister
Martin
said
more
foreign
aid
into
this
part
...
.
...
...
war.
She
spoke
from
the
study
at
Sundringham
House,
using
the
chair
and
desk
that
served
her,
father
and
her
grandfather,
!
.u
world
i
j
Buveiumeuv
.u
Ble
iius-,
,uialinn
ia
I,.
w
ojcinKMnner
Charles
cnmcileted.
Alumina
Jamaica
Parliament,
presided
over
state
"That
creek
Is
being
Limited,
one
of
three
com-!
functions
In
Buckingham
Pal-'hiMi.
'
ii
to
wade
In
all
names
Interested
In
developing
ace.
gave
garden
parlies
and
re-
VICTORIA
?
RCMP
are
in-
;
of
the
pitals
"every
possible
support"
,
t
ft
government
s
in-
except
financially.
:
tention,
Mr.
Kiernan
told
report-
ln
Prince
Rupert,
costs
at
Th
,ri
ccptlons,
made
hundreds
of
de-
George
V.
the
bauxite
industry,
will
have
vestigating
alleged
theft
of
pro-
j
visions
from
HMCS
Naden,
cs-1
,
trash
Mils
rour
naval
Ublishment
at
Esquimalt
4'iniT.s
however
were
the
General
Hospital
this
1
year
be
issued
through
the
Mlllt
Board
f!i
f(1
!tll
!th
tin-
tin-
Mm
film
sh
.h,..
barracks.
It
was
disclosed
here!
WINNIPEG
Four
airmen
are
greater
by
more
than
$60,
but
it
probably
would
not
be-
n
man-
Wednesday.
tt,pr.
tilled
earlv
today
when
a
000,
mainly
due
to
wage
in
Jf
y
H'in,e.
district
I
finr.iiiE
Tin.
tor
Co.
f
t'
rt.fi
hmis
of
by
sanitary
fills.
ot
tnreuic
unwt
i.
..l,lfl.
noval
nnree
.
-C.
i
naj
Ltd.,
Kinsmen
Polio
Fund
Drive
Exceeds
Objective
Here
garl
Rarbage
-u"'""---":"
;twln-engtnea
air
iorce
piaue
Mr.
Kiernan
was
making
his
said
lone
man
had
been
1
crashed
and
burned
near
Gun-
has
beer,
approved
by
the
board
;
maWen
h
m
gecondl
8Edu.
ed
by
police
and
that
In
all
pro-
.
Man.
'of
directors.)
it,M
Iw-r
nil,
m',
babilitv
other
naval
personnel
1
;
............
,
w
J
wi.i.
-
.
-motinn
that
thp
T
o-t.-ilntnri
nn-
f
mr.h.Kis
ran
,or
Bl
cUy
J
'"(J.!!
dumped
in
low-
Invested
a
total
of
$40,000,000
in
the
project.
Alumina
Jamaica
Ltd.
has
facilities
whereby
the
bauxite
Is
crushed,
treated
and
processed
until
It
becomes
a
fine,
white
powder
kDown
as
alumina
from
which
the
metal
Itself
is
extracted.
This
processing
reduces
shipping
costs
by
more
than
half.
Lack
of
power
facilities
in
Jamaica
prevents
the
alumina
Itself
being
processed
Into
aluminum.
The
Canadian
company's
plant
Is
the
first
in
the
Caribbean
to
produce
alumina.
The
operations
of
Alumina
Ltd.
at
Mandevllle
are
supervised
by
a
Welshmen,
Dr.
Bryan
Davtes,
who
came
here
years
ago.
The
Kinsmen
Polio
Fund
here
very
successful,
bringing
In
do-!
were
Involved,
has
exceeded
the
objective
by
nations
of
$945.78.
The
benefit:
"There
f
T
dubt
iJlf
Bill
Bond,
chairman
of
the
been
a
racket
the
navy
spokes-
$300.
committee,
announced
,
'10f
k
k
gam
"cl
tud
$,M
-9'H'
Bor
;
man
said.
"Just
how
extensive
we
campaign
;
,
street
Scno1
children
in-lne
con-haii
know
when
the
present
last
night
4t
the
monthly
meet-!t",n
of
the
club
tributed
$55
to
the
fund.
Other
i
vestlgation
has
been
completed.'
Already
$1298
80
has
been
col-1
contributions
amounted
to
,50.
Jg
buliiii.ziT
and
later
cov-!n
a
tiKft
inyp,.
of
lh
n.cthod
could
still
"
be
f(insi(i(.r,.d
by
city
'
'
as
an
u
...
.
a
10
our
gar-
prove
the
government
policy
as
outlined
in
the
throne
speech.
Mrs.
Rolston
said
the
government
will
take
on
more
education
costs
from
the
municipalities.
She
said
her
department
has
worked
out
a
new
formula
for
school
finance
but
that
it
would
not
be
announced
until
the
budget
debate
later
in
the
session.
Mr.
Kiernan
also
said
the
government
hopes
to
start
construction
this
year
of
a
new
piasor
in
the
interior
to
relieve
the-
Inadequate
conditions
in
Jails
at
Prince
George,
Prince
Rnperl
and
Nelson.
lerted.
he
;:.ld.
and
wltn
eontrl-
e
couecuun
una
uisvn-
Qf
barraclcs.
Incldent
under
bullous
still
coming
in
and
col-buted
throughout
the
business
1
immediate
investigation
Is
the
'".
am
VxUIIl-
'r
Art
Murray
prd
also
decided
on
Its
alleged
theft
of
150
pounds
of
lection
uns
in
me
su.ir
yet
"'district
will
be
collected
some
the
total
.
.hould
be
picked
up
Ume
thlg
beef.
"
'
next
year
but
flg-'
,1,"t
released
until
0
")
city
council
next
pass
ine
now
muiik.
vnjini
Mr.
Bond
said
receipts
for
the
oblective
was
$1000.
appeal
was
The
direct-mall
mail
contributions
are
being,
mailed
as
quickly
as
possible,
and
although
he
Is
slightly
behind,
all
contributors
should
have
their
receipts
within
the
next
few
days.
Stolen
Car
Recovered
One
car
was
recovered
In
sound
condition
50
miles
from
the
city
and
another
found
wrecked
near
Miller
Bay
yesterday
following
RCMP
Investigation
of
two
stol
Donations
still
can
be
sent
to
the
fund,
at
Box
1612
or
Box
801,
Prince
Rupert.
jre
Found
on
Lasqueti
Island
me
as
Those
Used
on
Dakotas
'"ii'hV'Rt.!
"
An
ftirP,nne
series
of
air
tragedies
last
week,
from
the
fuselage
of
a
plane
were
i'llkeiv
-
F
KP(,''esman
was
on
a
flight
with
seven
men
discovered
by
searchers.
trn
m
an
ttlr
force
'mm
Vancouver
to
the
Interior
I
Meanwhile,
no
further
word
In
Hsp')rt
wh'ch
dlsap-
of
the
province
but
was
known
has
been
received
of
the
Mitchell
I
"""sh
Colunihia
a
in
K.W.
toUon
an
errntlc
course
bomber
which
disappeared
when
4)
en
automobiles.
Joseph
Radek,
25,
Is
being
held
by
police
and
charged
with
joyriding
In
connection
with
taking
a
car
belonging
to
Bill
Scuby,
city
furrier.
Mr.
Scuby
's
car,
a
station
-WEATHER-
Forecast
North
Coast
Region:
Variable
cloudiness
with
occasional
uuna
lute
Wed-
to
avoid
storms.
I"
was
only
?a
nines
out
01
van-
North
Country
Weather
Mild
Sgt.
Stewart
of
RCMP
divi
sional
headquarters
here,
ha
returned
from
a
10-day
iiispec
tion
trip
which
took
him
as
la:
north
as
the
Yukon
Territory,
Covering
the
patrol
by
airplane,
Sgt.
Stewart
visited
Watson
Lake.
Telegraph
Ccettk
Dawson
Creek,
Fort
St.
Johc
and
other
outlying
detachments
The
sergeant
was
formerly
station
at
Dawson
Creek.
He
reports
a
mild
winter
In
the
nor"
with
lowest
temperature
at
3t
below,
in
a
territory
where
thermometers
often
drop
to
60.
45
,,,
re
of
Lasqueti!
The
discovery
was
described
by
1
couver..
"lues
m,.ii,
.
..1
.
..
;
A.u.inilvinrsrnH
'
"
,
.
1
1
a
s
1
hi
.on
mi
A
K-
itviiuman
u
v
u
vt-i
v
v
'
1
1
uyjat
v,
.
.
..,
Nis
r.,.
strong"
clue
to
the
fate
01
tne
inciuamg
nv.i
....
-.....,
I
.
""lv
waji
miHA
U...
-
...
...
.
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.
,
.ni
t,.l1A.u.ar.ni1
hPfltttfr
fir
Mim
UC-
i
Dus
rinv
c
u
piane.
tie
saio
me
uio
win
uc
-."'
urtver
nt
tj...
.
;:
.....
...
..ntnu
di,,o
Putvrr.
r..,.
"
uiiul
I.
VP
I
hpninrnr
In
unHpn
ivpr
HJ1
RIH1I1
YVIVI,
VI
ii'ii
v-i
wagon,
was
found
at
East
Kwin-ltsa,
on
Highway
16.
It
apparently
had
run
out
of
gas.
Radek
was
located
6y
police
six
hi
after
the
vehicle
was
discovered.
A
99
Taxi
cab
was
found
late
yesterday
near
Miller
Bay.
Police
showers
today
and
Friday.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
southerly
15,
occasionally
reaching
24
during
the
afternoon.
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
Port
Hardy
and
Sand-
m
G,",!'a
"lnnd;
possible.
I
Ian,
who
Joined
the
air
force
iw
aiui
.S"ld
11
was
the
I
The
RCAF
announced
Just
be-1
about
a
year
ago,
was
enroute
-nigVnHye
of
tlre
"sed
i
fore
press
time
that
more
wreck-1
home
from
Saskatoon
to
spend
ICE
FORM
9
INTO
A
HALO
about
the
head
of
one
of
the
100
firemen
IwiuU.g
the
$1,000,000
fjre
which
levelled
a
big
business
block
at
CoUingwood,
Ont.
The
fire
destroyed
at
least
10
stores.
Firemen
from
every
district
within
a
30-mile
radius
battled
the
blaze.
"
ri.
...
"asoias.
!.r,a
v,h
h..n
fnri
nn
ijmnuetl
the
wecK-enn
wmi
ins
i"niu,
""U!a
rm.
.
"
"
"
.
,
m.
i
r,.irlll
nii,,
'
wo
RCAF
i
Island.
Part
of
a
landing
gear
cpi.
ana
airs.
.
i..v
,
spit,
38
and
38:
Prince
Rupert,
36
and
45.
said
It
is
a
toffil
wreck.
ax,,
after
aland
a
portion
of
torn
aluminum
North
Vancouver