4
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Prince
Kupett
Daily
New
Friday.
May
23,
1952
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LONDON
(AP)
Guy
and
Donald
Martian
the
two
f
For
Rupert
Elevators
diplomats
whose
disappearance
linn
riuudiiiUMPn
Hrnain
r
MacLeari
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ment.
Bllruf.ss
fn
'as
setond
s,,,rr5
he
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1
IU
&
year
now.
were
dropped
quietly
nun.
uic
lureign
oince
roster
today.
They
have
been
Theatre
List
j
For
Nexl
Month
Powerful
bookings
are
In
store
to
provide
Prince
Rupert
theatregoers
with
special
brands
of
en-e.
tainment
next
month.
Coml
ig
to
the
Capitol:
Quo
Vadls,
with
Robert
Taylor
and
Deborah
Kerr,
June
2-4;
Ma
and
Pa
Kettle
at
the
Fair,
with
Mar-Jorle
Main
and
Percy
Kllb,
June
5-7;
Beyond
the
Purple
Hills,
with
Oene
Autrey
and
Jo
Den-nlsen.
and
Blandle's
Hero,
with
Penny
Singleton
and
Arthur
Lake,
Sunday
midnight,
June
8;
Treasure
of
Lost
Canyon,
with
William
Powell
and
Julia
Adams,
June
9-11;
The
Wild
North,
with
Stewart
Granger
and
Cyd
Char-lsse,
June
12-14;
Surrender,
with
Vera
Rolston
and
John
Carroll,
and
Jungle
Stamped,
with
George
Breakston
and
Yorke
Coplen.
June
15;
Macao,
with
Robert
Mltchum
and
Jane
Russell,
June
16-18;
Song
In
My
Heart,
with
Susan
Hayward
and
David
Wayne;
Jungle
Manhunt,
with
Johnny
Wetssmuller
and
There
has
been
i
of
their
h.r?
.n
eign
Under-Secretary
Anthony
J
Mh!
Enough
Grain
For
Steady
Business
t
Frince
Rupert's
grain
elevators,
recently
brought
back
into
service
after
nirny
years
of
idleness,
are
to
be
operated
and
staffed
on
a
permanent
basis.
Announcement
was'
made
to-
'
day
by
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe.
sirajSi,t
economy
with
trans-minister
of
trade
and
com-
.pacific
shipping."
merce,
according
to
a
wire
re-
Beginning
in
November,
eight
ceived
from
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
:
SMjps
naVe
loaded
some
22.720,-MP
for
Skeena.
:
ooo
bushels
of
wheat,
and
two
"
"
una
uieir
ap-
behind
the
iron
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SAUTE
CANADA
As
a
tribute
to
Canada's
air
training
role
lor
the
defence
of
Europe,
airmen
of
six
member
countries
training
at
Gimll,
Man.,
foim
Initials
of
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organization.
The
first
group
of
NATO
pilots
t
i
graduate
at
this
station
will
receive
their
wings
May
30.
.
t
(CP
from
National
Defence)
'The
elevator
will
be
staffed
others,
nearly
a
million
bushels
on
a
permanent
basis
and
kept
0f
barley,
all
shipped
to
Japan.
open
lor
business.
;
At
present,
the
third
"barley
'
.
"I
have
good
reason
to
be-
si.jp-
iS
loading.
PHONE
210-
For
thai
New
RANGE,
REFRIGERATt
WASHER
or
SMALL
APPLIANCE
Jieve
enough
grain
trade
Before
November.
1951.
the
elevator
had
been
idle
for
nearly
20
years
,
Sheila
Ryan,
and
Pecos
River
Legion
Calls
For
Meyer
to
Serve
For
Life
Mine
Looted
01
Gold
Bricks
KIRKLAND
LAKE,
Ontario-Thieves
Thursday
stole
four
gold
bricks
valued
at
approximately
$110,000
from
East
Malartic
Mines.
Mine
officials
said
an
acetylene
torch
was
used
to
force
vault,
containing
the
bricks.
with
Charles
Stlrett
and
Smiley
Burnett,
June
22.
The.
Greatest
Show
on
Earth,
an
all-star
cast,
June
23-25;
Intention
at
this
time
to
deal
with
Meyer's
sentence,"
and
to
say
the
Federal
Government
still
retains
ultimate
control
of
Meyer.
Delegates,
by
a
slim
margin
in
standing
vote,
rejected
Ontario
delegation's
request
Meyer
be
brought
back
to
a
Canadian
prison
from
Germany,
"to
restore
confidence
in
the
statements
by
.
the
government
and
to
keep
faith
with
our
dead
comrades."
Issue
was
provoked
by
reports
Meyer
may
be
referred
to
an
International
Clemency
Court
Then
West
Germany
signs
the
peace
pact
shortly.
MONTREAL
(CP)
Canadian
Pride
of
St.
Louis,
Dan
Dailey
and
Jeane
Dru,
June
26-28;
Bowery
Battalion,
with
Leo
Oorcey
and
Huntz
Hall,
and
Lost
Volcano
with
Johnny
Sheffield
and
M.
Lord,
June
29;
Rancho
Notorious,
with
Marlene
Dietrich
and
Arthur
Kennedy.
June
30-July
1.
through
Prince
Rupert
is
in
sight
to
kepp
our
elevRtor
busy."
said
Mr.
Applewhaite.
Inactivity
of
the
large
grain
distributing
system
here
has
long
been
a
subject
of
persistant
campaigning
by
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Several
resolutions
by
the
local
body
have
been
forwarded
In
the
past
calling
for
continued
operation
of
the
elevators.
A
similar
resolution
was
adopted
at
last
year's
Central
B.
C.
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
con-,
vention
here.
Said
Chamber
of
Commerce
President
T.
Norton
Youngs:
"We
have
been
a
long
time
seeing
this
come
to
pass,
but
it's
in
line
with
the
general
industrial
boom
of
the
north."
i
G.
E.
KETTLE
NOW
$1450
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.lti
Russ
Protests
American
Aid
To
Iran
Army
MOSCOW
(P
Russia,
in
a
stiff
note,
has
protested
Iran's
acceptance
of
American
military
aid
and
warned
it
works
against
good
relations
with
Moscow.
Note
was
delivered
pv
Foreign
Minister
Andrei
Y.
Vishi
lsky
to
FISH
rOR
TREASURE
Legion
called
on
the
government
Thursday
to
make
Maj-Gen.
Kurt
Meyer
serve
his
life
term
in
prison
for
wartime;
atrocities
against
Canadian
troops.
Decision
wa
macUi
at
the
national
convention
after
chair-,
man
and
Defence
Minister
Clax-ton
had
written
to
the
Legion
"to
give
assurance
there
is
no
!
SHELBURN,
N.S.
(CP)
The
I
British
salvage
vessel
Help
is
I
working
out
of
Shclburn
this
;
summer,
trying
to
raise
a
cargo
j
valued
at
$1,000,000
from
an
American
freighter
that
was
sunk
during
the
Second
World
War.
Besner
Block
rimtif
218
It
is
estimated
that
as
muny
as
60
of
every
1000
persons
In
Canada
require,
or
could
bene-
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
If
you
must
sell
,t,
advortlsi
it
NEWS
CLASSIFIED.
Slretrt,
Bf
111
oy,
psycniairic
ireacmeni
the
Iranian
ambassador
here
on
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nhdrfTn
that
hu
From
his
recuperation
bed
at;.
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American
,im,
aid
rA
i
Inking
military
his
home,
J.
t
n
D.
(Jack
nn
McRae
,oo
Iran
had
violated
the
Soviet-Iranian
treaty
of
1921.
The
Soviet
note
was
published
in
all
leading
newspapers.
It
declared
"by
this
token
the
Iranian
army
loses
its
character
as
a
national
army
of
an
inde-
member
of
the
last
Legislature,
said
enthusiastically:
"This
Is
further
proof
of
the
interest
shown
in
this
northern
seaport
of
British
Columbia.
"It
bears
out
my
contention
iui
for
many
many
years
years
that
uiai
the
me
econ-
econ-(
:
omy
of
shipping
to
the
Orient!
l5pnde(nt
.
vengn
state
.
and
any
from
Prince
Rupert
is
proving!
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j
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H
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V
,
itself.
Prince
Rupert
does
not
Jn
?n.f
"myt
lnder
contro1
Um,ed
States
government."
f.
have
to
be
subsidized
like
oiherjthe
west
coast
ports,
such
as
New
I
Russia
accused
Iran,
her
neigh-Westminster.
It
can
operate
on!bor
to
the
soutn-
of
co-op?rating
1
with
the
U.S.
"in
the
implemen-
'
tation
of
the
latter's
aggressive
i
f
i
plans
directed
against
the
Soviet
lodays
stocks
Un'011
.
1
1
I
H
came
just
4
lour
weeks
after
i
(Courtesy
s.
I),
Johnston
to.
l
ti
,
America
announced
resumption;
of
military
aid
to
Iran
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200
Candidates
File
Papers;
j
VANCOUVER
(CP)
More
tlwn
,200
candidates
filed
official
nomination
papers
yesterday
for
j
the
June
12
British
Columbia
general
election
before
nominations
closed
at
1
p.m.
1
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there
were
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candidates
in
race
for
48
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Cariboo
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Congress
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Giant
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Indian
Mines
16
Pioneer
220
Premier
Border
25
Frivateer
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Sheep
Creek
1
48
Silbak
Premier
52
Vacantia
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11
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
07
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Silver
Standard
2.28
Western
Uranium
,
4
15
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
8
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57
Calmont
1,66
Central
Leduc
3.75
Home
Oil
14.75
Mercury
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26
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30
Royal
Canadian
21
Royalite
18.00
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48
Liberals.
48
CCF,
47
Progressive
Conservatives,
48
Social
Credit,
eight
Christian
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five
Labor-Progressives
1
Communist
1,
five
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Sullivan
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Giant
Yellowknife
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God's
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Hardrock
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Harricana
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Heva
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Duvex
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Moneta
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Noranda
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Louvicourt
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Pickle
Crow
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Petrol
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Sherrit
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lliere
is
no
problem
or
anything
difficult
in
Alternative
Voting.
It
is
simple
and
fair.
Under
the
old
system
of
otiTg,
it
was
possible
for
the
candidate
or
party
with
a
minority
vote
to
get
elected.
For
instance,
if
two
(Hiili-dates
had
1000
votes
each
and
the
third
had
1025,
the
third
candidate
would
win
even
though
2IMM)
votes
had
been
cast
against
him.
Under
the
Alternative
Vole
tliis
is
impossible.
You
mark
the
ballot
thust
1-for
your
lir-t
choice;
2-for
your
second
choice
and
so
on.
If.
on
the
first
count,
there
is
no
absolute
majority
fr
any
one
candidate,
the
one
with
the
fewest
ballots
marked
in
l"
favor
is
dropped
and
his
ballots
distributed
among
the
candidates
according
to
the
second
choices
as
indicated
on
these
ballots.
Again,
if
on
the
second
count,
no
absohi
majority
is
reached
the
same
process
would
he
again.
Then,
when
the
candidate
who
has
more
votes
than,
all
the
other
candidates
together
is
found,
he
wins
and"
is
elected.
.
Remember,
all
you
have
to
do
is
to
mark
a
nti"irra'
1-2-3-1
against
the
candidates
listed
on
the
ballot
i
order
of
your
preference.
CUT
OUT
THIS
MESSAGE
FOR
REFERENCE
AND
DISCUSSION
A
copy
of
a
brochure
entitled
''Alternative
lot'wK
containing
detailed
information
uill
be
mailed
to
"
British
Columbia
householders.
FXKCI'TIVE
I)
IRECTO
It-Frances
Pearl,
Toronto
welfare
worker,
has
been
appointed
executive
director
of
the
National
Council
of
Jewish
Women
of
Canada.
A
nursing
graduate
of
Vancouver
General
Hospital,
she
serveQ
overseas
in
the
Second
World
War.
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Army
Medical
Corps.
She
also
has
been
supervisor
of
foster
homes
for
the
Baron
de
Hirsch
Institute
in
Montreal.
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