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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
16,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
t
i
i
7
r
n
rn
r
lira
T
r
-
-
!
Purchase
of
'ac'c
cae
Renominated
i
r.
Candidate
for
Liberals
Enters
17-Year
Defence
Pact
With
Former
Enemies
LONDON
(CP)
Britain
agreed
Wednesday
to
enter
into,
a
17-year
mutual
defence
accord
with
West
Germany
and
Italy.
Through
the
mechanism
of
the
European
Defence
Community,
Britain
promised
to
rush
aid
to
those
former
enemies
if
they
are
'
Liquor
More
Reaffirmed
-.--
J
y,?
4--
'
Receives
Unanimous
Call
for
Re-election
Outlines
Accomplishments
for
This
Area
Liberal
coalitionist
member
of
last
Legislature,
John
D.
(Jack)
MeRae
Tuesday
night
received
the
unanimous
nomination
as
Liberal
candidate
for
a.
1
-
t
L
OZJ
City
council
last
night
reaffirmed
its
decision
to
purchase
the
former
liquor
store
building
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Second
Street
for
use
as
a
new
telephone
exchange.
Mayor
Whalen
and
Aid.
Michael
Krueger
again
dissented
from
the
majority
council
dc-
J
Prince
Rupert
in
the
forthcoming
provincial
election,
j
His
name
was
the
only
one
placed
before
the
party
(convention
at
Civic
Centre.
!
(Aid.
George
Hills,
CCF,
Is
the
only
other
candidate
definitely
!
eisinn
'
,.
,
'
,
in
the
field
although
the
Pro-i
j
Mayor
Whalen.
reiterating
his
!grcg8lve
conservatives
are
cx-
opposition,
again
urged
that
pected
to
nornlnate
tomorrow
j
figures
be
obtained
for
a
build-
!
nlght
Mayor
Harold
whalcn
has!
ng
on
a
less
important
down-j
',
j
salc
nc
may
a
candldate.)
West
Germany
and
Italy
agreed
in
return
to
fight
If
Britain
is
attacked.
Britain
reached
agreement
on
the
subject
with
six
European
Defence
Community
partners
France,
Belgium,
Netherlands,
Luxembourg,
Germany.
Italy.
While
Britain
will
remain
outside
of
EDC,
she
bound
herself
to
participate
in
automatic
mutual
defence
arrangements.
Western
diplomats
hope
Brit-
No
Salmon
To
Britain
British
Columbia
Losing
Important
Markets
VANCOUVER
(P
Great
Britain
will
buy
no
canned
salmon
from
British
Columbia
this
year.
It
was
confirmed
Tuesday
by
a
Installing
Lights
at
f
sKp
fl
could
be
used
to
better
advant-L
Mr
McRacs
name
was
put
.,
cfre
"
invention
by
T..
age
and
should
be
kept
on
the
tax
roll.
He
favored
a
long
range
irton
Youngs
who
eulogized
.,
ihim
and
his
accomplishments
of
STEM
FLOODS
Volunteers
place
sandbags
along
sir
t,
in
Tra.l.
to
hold
back
flood
waters
when
a
four-jj
viaduct
leading
to
the
Columbia
river
was
plugged,
iiit
is
under
the
street.
CP
PHOTO
i
Q.Charlotte
RENOMINATED
Expressing
appreciation
of
the
service
he
had
glvan
the
riding
and
the
effective
manner
in
which
he
had
conducted
himself
after
hi-
fitst
Legls'ature
service,
Pr'.nce
Rupert
provincial
Liberals
last
night
unanimously
renominated
J.
D.
McRae
as
their
candidate
in
the
forth-oming
provincial
election.
No
other
name
was
suggested.
Member
of
a
we'll
known
pioneer
business
family,
Mr.
McRaa
has
lived
all
his
life
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
was
educated
in
city
schools'
and
at,
the
neries
the
rldln
the
pastf
Aid.
Daggett,
Aid.
Casey
and
Jurlne
others
questioned
if
a
new
build-
i
thr"
year5-
Walter
8mlln
i
onded.
ondea.
i
n
(r
m.M
u.,iH
f
nnirtkinn
i
dlll
a
ttutiuu
will
auccu
lliiai
vj:
,
.
f
,
...
,
,
,
.
spokesman
lor
the
can
ganlzation
of
EDC
under
which
.
here.
"I
;
B.C.
Power
Commission
enel:i-
Mr.
McRac
expressed
appreci-!
eers
arrived
at
Queen
Charlotte
.sponsors
hope
to
build
one
uniform
European
army,
including
100,000
West
German
troops.
near
the
figure
for
which
the
hV;atlon
of
the
confidence
that
had!
city
this
week
to
make
orenara-
liquor
store
was
available
u
a
j
i
ai
n(p
n
rnnncpn
in
mm
ann
nmm.
-
:
.
I
tu'u..
nnu
wiiere
was
nitre
m,
i-.
,
UOns
tor
the
installation
of
an
.
A
v.
AfrnH.B
it
1
.
-a
jms
of
Return
to
Power
fiina
Buoy
Nationalists
in;
's
Note:
Bill
Boss.
Canadian
Press
staff
writer
with
mdian
forces
in
Korea,
recently
spent
a
week
in
For-
i
x
suitable
site?
Aid.
George
Hills
again
advo-
In
1951
Britain
bought
6.700.7
000
worth
of
B.C.
salmon
but,
because
of
sterling
difficulties,
the
contract
will
not
be
renewed.
Australia.
New
Zealand
and
South
Africa
discontinued
the
salmon
orders
some
time
ago
and
other
foreign
.
buyers
decreased
purchases.
"We
may
be
able
to
sell
more
to
the
United
States,"
a
spokes-mo.,
flairl
'hnfr
4
la
trm
ftrlu
tfi
Ecstall
Mine
Opening
Again
,
cated
the
development
of
the
j
old
Court
House
property
on
Sec-;
ond
Avenue
as
a
centre
for
all
city,
establishments
Including
;City
Hall,
Fire
Hall,
telephone
:
exchange,
jail,
etc.
Discussion
v.axetl
lengthy
nfrrvirwlng
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kai-shek
and
other
?
Nationalist
leaders.
This
story,
one
of
a
series,
tells
.
iOnalust
hopes
for
return
to
the
Communist-bossed
',
ed,
to
promote,
as
he
had
done
fIerlc
W
ndr
PQ'er
5VS'em'
in
the
Inlet
in
the
past,
the
best
interests
of
I
Skldegate
area,
the
riding.
j
Power
will
be
generated
by
a
LIBERALS
I1F.LF
NORTH
Uicscl
plant
at
Queen
Charlotte
Earlier
in
the
meeting
and
;and
distributed
over
a
sev.
-before
his
nomination,
Mr.
Mc-
mlIe
transmission
line
throu?h
Rae
gave
a
brief
account
of
his
I
Skldegate
village
to
Skidegate
stewardship.
He
discussed
a
re-!Mlssion-
j
cent
charge
that
the
Liberals!
Construction
crew
will
ai-rive
had
neglected
the
north.
He
re-
j
April
23
at
Queen
Charlotte,
pudiated
such
a
charge,
mrh
I
By
BILL
BOSS
i
j
Caundinn
Jre
Stair
Writer
J
'fl'I'H
KnrmnsH
(
C.P
TVi!c
iJatirl
ff
tV
University
of
British
Columbia
after
which
he
actively
joined
the
firm
of
McRae
Bros.,
which
he
now
heads.
During
the
war
he
served
six
years
as
an
officer
In
the
Navy
in
var
igus
parts
of
the
world
and
is
now
officer
commanding
HMCS
Chatham,
reserve
division
here,
with
the
rank
of
lieutenant-commander.
He
is
an
active
member
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Masonic
Order,
Rotary
Club
and
Presbyterian
Church.
Activities
Under
a
new
name
Sulgasisay
u
ls
a
matter
of
tariffs.-Properties
the
former
Northern
j
Representatives
of
canners
now
Pyrites
sulphur
property
on
the
are
dlscussing
the
situation
with
Ecstall
River
32
miles
above
Port
United
states
aulh0rities.
Esslngton
and
58
mile
from
Tne
Fisheries
Association
of
i
Prince
Rupert,
ls
being
opened
.
B
c
plans
continue
its
cam-
up
again
this
year.
Extensive
paign
Ior
00mes
ic
consumption,
j
work,
including
diamond
drilling,
i
Last
y-ai.
it
spent
$30o.ooo
on
a
I
o
n
f
previously
developed
lines
as
the
aldermen
debated
in
the
third
storey
council
room
as
the
decrepit
old
City
Hall
swayed
and
creaked
in
the
gale
which
was
rating
Today's
Stocks
he
found
difficult
to
understand,
and
pointed
to
accomplishments
that
had
been
achieved
by
Liberal
members
of
ejpast
is
buoyed
by
one
hope:
"The
Chinese
dist
government
is
going
back
to
the
main-
j
oon."
j
).itiona!i.sts
long
for
cial
premier)
K.
C.
Wr's
cabinet
j
u
.
i
are
Inlanders
1
t
.Hl
outside,
JwlMitun
C.
t
is
10
oe
uisuvui.ea,
aypaiciii-ij
j
an
arivertisinff
ramnaien.
The
mayor
did
not
mls3
the
I
the
coalition
for
this
part
of
the
with
a
view
to
early
production.
opportunity
to
draw
the
atten-
i
province.
A
Liberal.
Hon.
E.
T.
Eight
men
were
leaving
today
for
the
property
to
get
the
camp
ion
of
his
aldcrmanic
colleagues
Kenney,
had
been
given
credit
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
.22
'
Bralorne
6.00
"But
a
$6,000,000
contract
could
scarcely
be
compensated
for
by
domestic
consumption,"
the
spokesman
said.
as
MLA
from
1949
to
'.he
recent
dissolution
Included
membership
of
the
special
Inquiry
board
on
the
industrial
Conciliation
Act'
revision.
fj
uu
uic
ruiuiuaaiia.
-
"
i
t
to
run
their
own
'
Formosa
is
a
police
state
under
:
the
burden
of
,
m
a
r
1
1
a
1
law.
but
enforce-
i
(shed
single-handed
the
ment
is
no
more
annoying
to
lor
uoiumma
cellulose
coming
to
the
practical
demonstration
of
the
state
the
old
building
to
this
area
with
its
pulp
mill'
B
RX.
j
in
readiness
and
next
week
a
scowload
of'
equipment
will
hi
t
moved
in.
The
men
are
Jn
charge
as.
well
as
being
largely
Instru-,.
ariboo
Quai
tz
the
civilian
than
it
was
in
Brit-
i
was
in.
-
-
aln
during
the
Second
World!
Aftr
It
all,
no
minds
were
m
army.
.-
.
Jlri
ahc.nf
1
AAA
AHA
Congress
uiciibiti
in
tile
auvtriib
ui
tin
great
Alcan
project.
.0334
1.48
.05
'i
.47
.99
.19
Herbert
Welch
of
Jack
Hanna
who
arrived
in
the
city
by
air
Monday.
A
Boyie
Bros,
diamond
drilling
crew
will
be
arriving
soon.
It
and
about
1.00.000
!
War'
including
the
Nation-
;
Communism
has
been
ruth
C
onin
Babin
G'ant
Mascot
Tnri;n
Mires
,
changed.
Aid.
Daggett,
Aid.
Casey
and
others
saw
no
reason
i
to
change
their
minds
and
a
liquor
South
Africa
Misunderstood
CAPE
TOWN.
Most
persons
who
criticize
South
Africa's
racial
policy
do
not
know
what
they
are
talking
about,
said
Dr.
motion
to
reaffirm
the
store
deal
was
passed.
Goes
Liberal
E.
E.
Mason,
superintendent
in
j
charge,
will
arrive
early
in
May.
rMiigas
a
was
Noither
i
Py-,'
Pend
Oreille
6.80
Pioneer
2.50
Fremier
Border
30',2
Privateer
08'
Reeves
MacDonald
5.25
trs
and
the
families
1
with
them
when
'
aland
was
evacuated
;
'
two
years
ago.
i
I
ti'-ulty
is
that
word:
if
Formosans
think
of
:
lessly
suppressed.
Three
hundred
spies
were
executed
during
the
last
year.
Foreign
observers
say
Formosa
has
fewer
Communists
than
any
area
in
Asia.
Liberal
opinion
feels
free
to
Mr.
McRac
also
mentioned
the
$155,000
power
development
of
the
B.C.
Power
Commission
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
He
also
claimed
some
credit
for
having
himself
convinced
Premier
Johnson
of
the
urgent
necessity
of
housing
here
as
a
result
of
which
Mr.
Johnson
was
jiven
full
support
to
steps
to
j
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3
VICTORIA
Herbert
J.;
rites
is
a
subsidiary
of
the
Welch,
one
of
three
straight
i
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur
Corpora-
.04
Reno
coalitionists
in
the
recently-dis-1
tion.
nrnnert.,
k
saw
tn
h
the
Ernest
Jansen,
the
governor-
Sheep
Creek
1.75
solved
provincial
legislature,
an
'-ng
'
within
a
year.'
,iiist
government,
al
City
Rides
Out
Storm
!
express
itself
in
the
54-scat
leg-
rounced
Tuesday
night
that
he!
richest
in
the
province
for
pure
fX"PTehrat.in.
the
suipnur
content
ana
couia,
it
.
,
-----
',
1
Z,V
1
has
Ion?
been
sutreesteri
be
on-:
arrival
of
the
first
white
set-
will
stand
for
re-election
under
the
Liberal
banner.
A7o.i.
KA1
A
for
flimnv
ilbak
Premier
59
Taku
River
.07
Vananda
18
Salmon
Gold
04
Spud
Valley
:
.11
Silver
Standard
2.35
erated
in
connection
with
sujj-
j
tlers
He
contended
that
what
is
since
1945.-said
he
had
been
j
Pvi"e
coast
pulp
mills
with
sul
9w
tending
to
be
more
!
Islature
where
most
members
l"os
nothing
to
dis-
j
belong
to
the
Chinese
National-lie
idea,
i
ist
Kuomintang.
However,
news-!'
of
meetings
wlthlPaPcrs
exercise
little
freedom
of
Military
and
economic
'
movement.
Most
are
subsidized
I
from
Generalissimo!
y
government
or
party.
Editors
t;ii-shek
down
con-
'
nd
publishers
are
"responsible"
the
Nationalist
gov-
j
"
thf,y
criticize
the
government.
Respite
its
frequent
I
trVpn
the
most
Dreiudiced
ob-
annroaehed
hv
both
liberals
and
:
Pnul
Torrential
Rain
and
Ffity-IMile-An-llour
Gale
Waterf
ront
Shaken
Garbage
Dump
Under
Verbal
Fire
Again
being
said
today
is
generally
uncalled
for,
prejudiced
and
cometimes
malicious.
Many
fail
utterly
to
realize
that
an
important
strategic
asset
this
country
is
to
the
western
world.
"I
have
no
doubt,"
Jansen
declared,
"that
a
great
deal
of
Fowerful
gales
and
rain
;
continued
throughout
Tuesday
British
Woman
In
Double
Luck
frwuncenic
nts
has
no
1
server
after
a
careful
study
of
last
night
and
persisted
into
this
f
ns-
the
present
Chiang
regime,
must
morning.
It
was
one
of
the
most
I1'
remains
that-
the
!
concede
that
in
Formosa
it
is
sever.
storms
felt
here
in
many
The
only
permanent
solution
of
the
city's
gar-
Progressive
Conservatives
after
the
break-up
of
coalition
in
January,
but
had
decided
in
favor
of
the
Liberals.
His
name
will
come
before
a
Liberal
nominating
meeting
on
Monday.
The
Comox
i-.
ogress,
ve
Can-servative
group
will
choose
its
candidate
Tuesday
at
a
meeting
in
Courtenay.
The
only
contender
so
far
for
the
Tory
nomi
nation
is
Major
Charles
Coull
of
Denman
Island.
,
'in
win
conic.
United
i
doing
a
reasonably
good
job.
'.
months.
i,
tnr
no
immim
im
trv
this
hacrr"
rilxnosal
nrnhlem
lies
in
the
propaganda
overseas
ls
intended
to
prevent
the
continued
existence
of
this
land
as
a
nation,
thereby
dealing
a
blow
against
the
influence
of
the
west."
Crit
9-
military
advisers
'ti
it
TU..
.
.
.
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111
I
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.
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f
Its
leaders
say
the
withdraw
,
n
,
forcnoon
no
seri0us
accidents
installation
of
an
Incinerator,
LONDON
(CP)
Mrs.
Lillian
,Gucst.
50,
housewife
who
won
5.75.000
last
week
in
a
soccer
pool,
hit
the
jaqkpot
again
in
ii
s
week's
contest.
..
J
'
"'"""'"itn
Ta
uiiin
hue
hpfn
n
pnon
rn
ne.
.
.
,
,
w
,
ti.ij
uru.iAn
uu
ot
...
e.
p
nave
nopn
renonea
ana
sniuuuiK
mayor
naiuiu
vvimicn
jiliu
i
have
made
.
.,,.
mnnnri
harm
nf
lnr.
nlrhv
mpet.ino'
of
the
citv
MHllr!
1,,,
.
in
iwu
yutiia
1,1117
I
,
,
"
t.
'
V.
V.
,
,
.
"
.
V.
..,.,,
v.
"
C3
57
-
uhuimc
less
vaiu-
.
.u-t
..,11V,
H,
,iht
,IJ,,
"HI"-"'-
(L
.1
ics
could
leave
it
up
to
South
council
as
complaints
were
neaia
-
HI'
only
strone
Com-
-'
7
".?":
!
consequence.
Digby
Island
meteorological
as
to
the
state
ol
the
dump
on
The
amount
in
Tuesday's
prize
Africans
both
those
of
English
Is
not
announced
but
Mrs.
Gueot
a
n
d
Netherlands
descent
to
thinks
it
will
be
close
to
75.000.
!
f)nd
solutions
to
the
country's
Mr.
Guest
attributes
her
sue-
many
problems,
cc.ss
to
"nine-tenths
system
and
,
;
i
station
reported
2.8
inches
of
tne
nignway
at
me
cuy
limits.
I
rain
having
fullen
between
10
The
mayor
said
that
the
dump
a.m.
Tuesday
and
4
a.m.
today,
was
at
present.
in
a
bef.cr
state
I
o
a
1
e
conditions,
persisting
than
It
had
been
for
some
time,
almost
continuously
from
yestcr-
Nevertheless,
It
was
"deporablc,"
I
day
afternoon
to
this
morning,
Aid.
George
Hills
said
that
he
iiimunism
in
the
East.
Willi
CHIANG
rf
always
had
in
view
to
the
mainland,"
J"1
m
an
exclusive
in-
Western
Uranium
4
15
,
TORONTO
Athona
'.
.08
Aumaque
.20
Bcattie
DuQuesne
.44H
Bcvcourt
!
1.25
Buffalo
Canadian
22
Consol.
Smelters
35.25
Conwest
4.40
Donalda
42
Eldona
25
East
Sullivan
8.25,
Giant
Ycllowknifc
10.75
.
God's
Lake
47
Hardrock
..13f'i
Harricana
.13
Heva
11
Joliet
Quebec
45
Little
Long
Lac
71
Lynx
14
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.02
McKcnzie
Red
Lake
....
.45
McLeod
Cockshutt
.,
2.85
Moneta
1
40
Negus
.63
Noranda
75.00
l.ouvlcourt
.36
.
Pickle
Crow
1.80
San
Antonio
2.55
Senator
Rouyn
.18'j
Sherrit
Gordon
4.50
Steep
Rock
6.90
Silver
Miller
'..
1.60
Upper
Canada
1.89
Golden
Manitou
6
20
generation
on
the
mainland.
Traffic
Bylaw,
Being
Prepared
one-tenth
to
Mrs.
Guest's
Loggers
Start
Wage
Dealing
Big
Building
'llh
The
Tnnnrilnn
1
reached
maximum
velocity
ot
so
ana
Ata.
rrusxy
naa
visuea
tuc
'
miles
ner
hour
from
the
south-
dump
and
had
found
that
gar-
Ceremony
to
Mark
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Negotia
nninp;
has
had
in
I
A
new
city
traffic
bylaw,
gov-
east.
-
bage
was
still
being
deposited
administrative
nmh.
i'ernlnk
all
phases
of
driving
and
Around
the
city
tome
trees
and
indiscriminately
there.
Thcie
-
tions
oDened
here
Tuesday
be-'
tween
the
International
Wood-!
VANCOUVER
Construction
xlievo
u,r,
'r.oriri.pf.iniint.inns.
which
Is
now!
boardlncs
were
blown
loose,
was
also
we.
garbage
aumpca
h.
Peace
D
With
IAUL
I
(CfCw
I
Willi
JOUQll
Japan
to
the
hminKnrt!
in
oroccss
of
being
prepared
by
!
Some
roofs
suffered
damage
that
could
not
be
burned.
A,.
......u
-
....
.
t
1.
ltrtA
nmnni.
vomn
uroe
Glirrtreurnl
"1(,nt
you
have
seen
!
committee,
will
be
brought
be
WnCn
lOOSc
SUUlglcs
wlc
lllicu.
1"
Au.'.p
"
"
u&svuv.u.
1
A
few
windows
were
broken.
1
The
problem
was
thrown
into
Although
all
telegraph
lines
the
lap
of
the
Board
.of
Works.
1
a'e
training
a
corps
fore
the
city
council
for
discus-trators
for
the
tat-i,
sion
nnrl
aDDioval
before
being
workers
of
America
and
Forest!
will
start
shortly
of
an
18-stoiey
Industrial
Relations
for
a
35c
an
:
building
at
the
corner
of
Bur-
hour
wage
increase
for
coast!
WASHINGTON
ff'
President
irard
and
Georgia
Street.
The
lumber
workers.
.
i
Truman
yesterday
signed
the
1
property
ls
owned
by
Vancouver
The
Increase
mould
bring
basic
I
United
States
ratification
of
the
:
business
men.
A
New
York
syn-laborers'
rates
to
$1.78V2
an
hour.!
peace
treaty
with
Japan.
The
dicate
will
erect
the
building
The
Union
also
wants
union
shop
state
department
announced
which
will
be
second
only
in
emolover-paid
health
plan,
nine
peace
with
Japan
will
be
made
height
to
the
Marine
Building.
had
been
down
since
last
evening
'
(he
believes
th
J
finalized
Mavor
Harold
Whalen
bf
snatched
from
the
'
assured
the
council
at
last
night's
;
until
this
morning
due
to
trees
In
three
v,..
-imennmr
I
over
the
line
15
and
22
miles
Collecting
k
I
,
"
"-l
u
;
Aid.
George
Hills
Inquired
If
irom
ine
cuy.
u.uBe.
.
paid
statutory
holidays
and
otner
euecuve
Apru
so,
in
a
iUx
Ka
1
r
inff
t
limine
nff
Mr
concessions.
Bride
Street
into
Third
Avenue
j
telephone
system
did
not
appear
,.,.
...
v.i
i,ni.H
in.
v,
bo
extensive.
A
cable
in
the
House
ceremony,
Trumap
also
wrote
the
name
of
three
related
Pacific
security
pacts.
j
Poll
Taxes
p
"ivasion
movement
F
Formosa
fJ
as
if
the
Natlonal-I
w"l
wait
a
long
time
ipignment.
If
l,hc
Chiang
admin-traininc
its
fnm,,.
.,L
if
m
Borden
Street
and
Summit
Stevenson
Is
Not
Running
Letting
of
Contract
for
Rental
Housing
Here
Expected
This
Week
"8
the
art
of
govern-
Rains
Close
Terrace
Road
CHICAGO
Governor
Acllai
Stevenson
of
Illinois
announced
"
us
implications
and
social
reform.
"ere
sneak
1..
.
he
wished
to
tak
exception
on
!
Avenue
area
was
in
trouble
with
;
fhe
grounds
thafit
had
an
1
fifteen
or
twenty
lines
out
on
City
of
Prince
Rupert
will
go
the
board
at
central.
'
ahead
with
the
collecting
of
poll
verse
feet
uoon
business
pro-:
e
SrttSVS
iro"T5wi
At
the
fishermen's
floats
at
tax
this
year
but
will
probably
Avenue
Fur
r
he
did
not
Falrvlew
Bay
some
damage
was
refrain
from
doing
so
next
year
think
that
t?af
flc
warranted
done
to
dolphins
and
floats
with
City
Clerk
R.
W.
Long
reported
anchor
piles
leaning
over
this
to
council
last
night
that
the
neh
rea,n-,tion
.
1
sucn
a
regulation.
murning
However,
it
appeared
provincial
government
would
not
Aid.
Michael
Krueger
inquired
lhjU
vessels
moored
there
had
interefeie
with
poll
tax
collec-if
anything
was
to
be
done
about
..
riamaee.
tion
by
the
city.
Previously
there
Hon.
R.
H.
Winters,
minister
of
reconstruction
"e
Nationalists
maH..
and
supply,
hopes
that
contracts
will
be
let
this
week
in
the
SO-unit
rental
housing:
project
here
under
I
wc
on
the
maln-
Lrt
Formosa
as
fnd
chance";
u
affirm
Torrential
rains
of
more
than
definitely
today
that
he
would
four
Inches
In
the
past
36
hours,
not
be
a
candidate
for
the
Dema-lashed
by
gales
up
to
65
miles
cratic
nomination
as
president
per
hour,
have
created
flooding
of
the
United
States.
Earlier
it.
conditions
and
small
washouts
'
was
said
that
President
Truman
on
the
Skeerta
River
Highway,
had
favored
him
as
his
successor.
The
road
was
closed
to
the
pub-
lie
at
noon
today
by
Public!
New
Jersey
Favors
Ike
Avenueaandnwas;
During
tne,
nlgf1,t
b,oat,
Tfh"
d
te"dencfyf
l
duplica-
federal-provincial-municipal
auspices.
'
Construction
block
block
on
on
Third
iniro
Avenue
ana
s
various
floats
along
the
tion
of
collection
n
effort.
j
K
rushed
t
o
.
....
1
.
..
,
.
.
.....
.
.
QL...i,n
v...
lnx,n
Wholen
that.
1
...Ml
4-U
,ni.-ta
hAnOC
o.,u.u
ujr
.
-
niaterfroni
to
ste
tnai
ineir
ves-
i
m
view
or
me
tact
max
some
.
111
stiii
l
buuii.
liic
iuii"
llfnrl
f-t
Hie
offnnr
mac
ronoitr.
this
was
"very
definitely
being
ges
were
f
lrnlly
seoured
and
re-
$500
has
already
been
collected
-
'
'
'
1
1
VYIS1U
WMO
tHt,t.V
T
MO
'
...
.
i
.
...
ed
last
niuht
from
D.
B.
Mansur.
:
"OrKs
tngineer
i.
t.
oiuuii,
;
jersey
CITY
General
taken
up..
through
payroll
deduction,
the
;
niained
that
way.
Guests
at
the
weeiciy
luncneon
presldent
of
the
Centrai
Mort-;
Prudhomme
Lake
is
on
the
Dwight
Elsenhower
was
given
a
of
Uie
PiUice
Rupert
Gyro
Club
gage
and
Housing
Corporation
1
verge
of
flooding,
said
the
engi-I
jsollci
lead
over
Senator
Robert,
neer,
but
if
the
downpour
ae-iTaft
In
the
New
Jersey
RepubU-
!
council,
on
motion
of
Aid.
Daggett
and
Aid.
Casey,
decided
to
continue
this
year
with
collec-!
tion
which
had
been
suspended
:
pending
word
from
Victoria.
at
Ottawa
today
were
A.
R.
Byrnell
of
Van
I
u"
w
govern
well.
tehu?"
cause
alibre.
They
say
they
uSt
re-esUblish
in
ha
Ve
eyes
not
on'y
t,Te
but
ot
the
falttl
J
they
largely
tia'
"fairs
are
run
by
t
SevenfCted
Ptnclal
G,JVi-'mor
I
iprovin-
Constable
R.
B.
Howell,
RCMP,
after
having
been
here
wlth'the!
I
D
E
5
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police;
for
the
past
couple
of
years,
is
Thursday,
April
17,
1952
A
message
to
similar
effect
has
couver
and
D.
R.
Barclay
of
Vice-President
been.Jrlcte're,d.by
1
I!?;
Prince
Rupert.
creases
water
level
should
re-
can
presidential
primaries
yes-cede
Immediately.
!
terday.
Harold
Stassen
was
far
Meanwhile,
small
washouts
behind
in
third
place,
are
"prevalent
along
various
sec-
Senator
Estes
Keifhauvev
had
tions
of
the
highway,
mainly
at,
a
big
lead
of
several
write-ins
on
Kwinitsa.
the
Democratic
ticket.
18.1
feet!
Aid.
Hills
suggested
that,
u
16.3
feetith'o
collection
was
to
be
made,
it
A.
W.
Large
was
in
the
chair
in
being
transferred
to
North
Van-'High
6:19
ennver
onrt
left,
fnr
his
new
DOSt
1
'
20:06
Liberal
A.-ciatlcn,
from
tne
hv
ir
tnrtav
Mr
Howell
and
i
Low
0:19
10
0
feet
i
should
be
as
thorough
as
pos
the
absence
of
President
Marc
office
of
the
minister
of
recon-Gofmely.
1
struction
and
supply
in
Ottawa.
5.5
feet
sible.
13:18
family
will
be
leaving
later.
i