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unPTHERM
and
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
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m
Ol
I
t
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
31
vnt.
VI.I
No
fl
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
J
An
UAKY
11,
,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
tuilO
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Two
Dead
i
lew
Policy
of
More
Tragedy
Seems
Looming
in
Case
U3
In
Crash
dvanced
Processing
Missing
Freighter
Far
Out
in
P
I
f
'I
GIMLI,
Manitoba
(CP)
A
Royal
Canadian
"Air
Force
Harvard
trainer
crashed
In
a
wooded
area
near
here
Thursday,
killing
a
pilot
and
a
student.
The
victims
are
identified
as
Extending
Search
Reveals
No
Trace
of
Pennsylvania
Crew
Celanese
Planning
Watson
Island
May
Even
Make
Yarns
iilstlll'Iit
J.nthuscs
Over
This
Area
British
Prime
Minister
Acclaimed
in
Ottawa
on
Flight
Lieutenant
E.
S.
Ash-down,
aged
33,
of
Winnipeg
and
Flight
Cadet
O.
W.
Vivyan,
21,
of
Montreal.
'
VICTOJilA.
Extending
search
has
revealed
no,
trace
of
survivors
of
the
freighter
Pennsylvania1;
which
was
abandoned
Wednesday
465
miles
north
of
Arriving
Today
for
Visit
,
Ashdown,
night
commander
vhi'c-e
ti.ti.i-.
v
Corporation
of
America
is
embarking
at
oimii,
was
piloting
the
plane.
He
Is
survived
by
a
widow.
new
policy,
which
was
not
at
first
so
fully
en-
dailj,nll,r
af,cd
5
and
tw0.ycai-
i
,.r,..mnlntinln!i
irivmtf
r
dutrroo
nf
f
inislipil
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old
son.
-
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.
!
i
j)
V
ancouver
island
as
sne
started
to
sink
wnen
pumps
i.
OTXAWA
cpi
This
1
failed
to
keep
ahead
of
water
which
poured
through
1
capital
today
welcomed
.
.
.
,
'
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r
t
11
tH
rl.nst
anrl
nm-
f
'
'
,
.
,
j,
,
,
,
,,,!,!
Officials
said
the
plane
crash-
of
the
wood
of
British
Using
the
products
pulp
ed
nPar
a
nlBhway
m.ttr
FraRrr-
t
.
"
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wihhi.
lvmi
mutm
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i.,.t..iv
Vf.
V"V
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-,
-
a
4-ioot
cracK
in
ner
nun.
iau
Signs
mount
that
another
!
rade-in-arms.
Winston
ocean
tragedy
may
have
been
j
Churchill.
The
British
enacted.
'.
Prime
Minister
arrived
by
.
Senators
S
'
...
.
.
m,
.
.1
-
limli.
Th
plane
was
on
ay
oration,
said
in
an
interview
inursciay
nigm
traini
una
lilt'
lit
and
carried
;
three-hour
fuel
supply.
General
Will
a
ing
a
two-day
visit
ot
inspection
to
me
stm-rv
cellulose
pulp
plant
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Co
Capt.
J.
W.
McMonnigle
of
the
j
train
f
rom
New
York
for
weather
'
ship
Stonctown
had
!
a
five-day
stay
devoted
to
rest
and
Partly
covered
100
miles
in
the
vicin-1
Ptly
.
.
to
an
official
visit.
He
Ity
in
a
zig-zag
course
but
re-
i
,
.
.
,
h
prlme
;,i
liv
Watson
Island.
'
ft0
No
Increase
In
Haircuts
Accept
Draft
RF.AUTY
MISSING
Mrs
George
Lemay,
21-year-old
tfauudian,
disappeared
mys-
teriously
while
fishing
with
her
husband
In
the
Florida
Keys
Jan.
4.
Raymond
Daoust,
Mrs.
Lemay's
brother,
believes
his
sister
has
been
kidnapped.
He
flew
to
Florida
from
his
Montreal
home
to
help
in
the
search.
Mrs
U-may
placed
sixth
in
Montreal
beauty
contest.
(CP
PHOTO
I
ported
no
success
either
in
sight-
Minister
St.
Laurent
and
'
V,
.
-:v'.
.
i
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I
pulley
may
have
Its
.id
effect
on
the
Prince
plant.
j
mallv
11
had
been
con-j
,ted
that
the
product
of
mre
Rupert
mill
would
be
...
.
1.
n
fnrm
.if
SEATTLE
Svattlt
barbers,
meeting
lust
night,
rejected
a
proposal
to
Increase
the
price
of
a
haircut
to
$1
50
to
$2.
However,
'
the
proposal
will
likely
come
up
!
again,
It
was
stated.
in
I
WASHINGTON.
Members
of
!
Congress
cenerally
Interpret
iGtn.
Dwight
D.
Eisenhower's
statement
this
week
as
marking
j
him,
at
the
least,
as
a
receptive
:
candidate
for
the
Republican
j
presidential
nomination.
Senatnr
MeClellan
(D-Arki
lng
the
Pennsylvania
or
any
of
members
of
the
caoinet
her
crew
who,
when
last
report-1
for
a
discussion
of
world
ed.
were
taking
to
lUetaaU
in
j
is
.At
40-foot
seas.
The
Pennsylvania
i
dehver
an
address
to
be
was
then
going
down
by
the
i
broadcast
over
the
CBC
bow.
I
national
network
at
10:15
Other
surface
craft
as
well
as
p
ra
EST.
Mr.
Churchill
aircraft
have
Joined
in
the
en-
j
unChed
today
with
the
larging
search.
'
iGovernor
General.
A
expiiriCU
lil
wic
i
7
Sow.
however,
the
corpor-,
i
In
in
the
wie
creai
sitai
i
r
i
was
putting
i
f
tli
fan-!
S
.It
iiiuu.
Chemical
Co.
at
Edmon-icrc
tlie
pulp
from
Prince
would
be
further
into
Hake
and
yarn
for
i
commented
to
reporters
that
it
j
was
obvious
Elsenhower
was
!
wlllinar
to
acceDt
the
nomination
As
the
gale-whipped
North
thousand
people
jammea
New
Tax
Deal
Would
Double
Federal
Grant
to
Province
OTTAWA
(Cl)
British
Columbia
Financ
FinancC
Central
Station
as
he
ar
Pneific
4R5
miles
north
of
Van-,
rived.
LA
-iti
land
that
furthermore,
"hi
j
i
J'ltnmpnt
Kppms
intended
to
en-
couver
Island
still
held
secret,
of
,
the
fate
of
the
46
men
aboard
;
courage
his
supporters
and
those
j
four
lifeboats,
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Lancaster
bomber
took
xtile
induMry.
are
desirous,"
said
Mr.
e.
"of
taking
the
natural
ces
we
find
here
and
ig
the
processing
In
Can-
far
to
completion
as
U
LOOKS
AHF.AI)
....
Harold
Blanrke.
off
from
Sea
Island
air
base
at
Minister
Herbert
Anscomb
said
Thursday
he
is
hopeful
a
new
taxation
agreement
can
be
reached
with
the
federal
government
as
a
result
of
talks
with
Vancouver
at
4:30
a.m.
to
join
New
Atomic
Gun
Jop
Secret,
Shown
to
U.S.
Senate
who
are
sponsoring
his
candidacy."
Senator
Bricker
(ft-Ohio),
who
is
supporting
Senator
Robert
A.
Taft,
his
Ohio
colleague,
for
the
nomination,
said
the
I
iiK-ally
practicable."
looked
Into
the
future
for
a
large
extention
of
the
plant
here.
EXPANSION
1IKKE
Speaking
of
more
Immediate
things.
Mr.
Blancke
voiced
ex-
Finance
Minister
Douglas
Abbott
the
expanding
search.
The
aircraft,
after
criss-crossing
the
search
area,
along
with
American
pianea,
in
an
effort
to
locate
the
lifeboats,
reported
no
success.
The
bomber
may
return
original
object
of
eslab-al
Prince
Rupert,
said
!
statement
means
Eisenhower
"is
fe
iiKke,
was
to
aid
in
uec-
said
no
conclusions
had
bed
i
open
to
be
drafted
if
the
Re-reached
in
his
conferences
hero
I
publican
party
wants
to
draft
...iiv.
fciir
thhntl
Vmt
tho
riisrns-1
him."
t
tin-
world
was
provided
a
hifih
grade
of
cellulose
;
which
had
now
been
embarked
to
Port
Hardy
or
Sandspit
ior
the
night.
Indo-China
Chief
Dies
hls
plant.
The
picture
was;
upon
of
Increasing
the
capacity
WASHINGTON
W
Military
officials
today
showed
to
uk
model
of
an
artillery
Scnrde
and
House
atomic
commute,
the
gun
designed
to
handle
atomic
shells.
The
model,
enclosed
in
a
concealing
wooden
box,
was
brought
before
the
committee
by
an
ordnance
oflicer.
Chairman
McMahon
declined
to
comment
when
asked
whether
the
model
was
that
of
a
gun,
already
and
actua.ly
constructed,
or
if
it
is
to
be
built
from
the
blueprint
of
a
gun
stons
were
friendly
and
he
ex-i
Senator
Carlson
(R-Kas.).who
i.n,.t.
1
ronew
tln-m
at
a
later
!
iip:.rls
the
Washtnutoti
Elsen-
The
Stonetown,
in
the
mean
li.tle.
'
hower-for-PresKrent
movement,
i
,.
me
wa
s
ais0
searching
the
area
ing.
however,
and
the
:
of
the
Pr1
-ice
Rupert
plant
from
i
Hie
world
s
second
larg-M
he
original
200
to
300
tons
xtiie
pulp
plant
admitted1
would
be
accomplished
by
the
a
iul
of
research
and
i
end
of
1952.
The
world
i
is
io
cry-
i
finance
wimisier
nuuuu
cun-
saiu
uie
b"
a""v
v
".with
no
success
aitnougn
t-apt.
i-.j-i
rAKia
w
ucntiai
ivcmi
nrmea
mat.
no
new
ugiecmeui
,
-releases
ins
suijui
nio
i
McConniEle
r
e
n
o
r
t
e
Q
weamer
mnriprRtinff
anrl
seas
diminishing
still
to
be
made.
anu
'
Laure
uc
uin,iiy.
ricm-n
iii&ii
naa
oeen
reacntu
wilii
luc
aoaoie
uieir
unc
m
n
m-imu.
is
far
In
j
CommlsKloner
and
Commander-
lu.e
0f
Brlti-sli
Columbia
but
be-;
.
.
'
it
was
being
given
to
the
;
lug
for
cellulose
pulp
lity
of
further
purlfica-
i
demand
of
the
market
,mi
more
advanced
Dro-!
excess
of
the
supply.
and
was
still
hopeiui
mat
uie
in-rhipf
in
Inrio-Chlna.
died
In
.m,i
that
declined
to
cimunrni
'
.
.
h(isiital
todav.
He
was
aged
61.
.n
his
talks
iUt
..the
.
urojiUicwi
'
iJ
.r-
;
ot
the
product
right
I
Reporting
nrllng
matte
progress
on
on
the
the
TriimahTo
Tell
!rrew
might
be
safe
!n
tneir
following
th6
escape'
Trom'
the
wallowing
ship.
There
ts
a
good
possible
tpJirtir-crpaTuHim
"-'OTlC
hcre,nvrrj-Tne
jamed
soldier
was
largely
nnance
minister
,
f
GIIJIWIGI
W
.e
admitted,
"of
processing
,
UUneke
annuuiiced
the
Domin-
CBC
Boosting
BC
Station
rrlJuiiiuit:
iui
w.c
kw.
......
w.
v-.-
Mr
AI1,scOmO
W1U
atlivc
uai-ivi
r
tide
against
Communism
in
Indo-;
,
victoria
Tuesday
to
place
be-1
iPT
PfVlCSS
H.vuntj
the
cellulose
stage.
lion
Construction
Co.
had
the
By
February
6
Others
expressed
doubt,
how-
j
ever,
that
the
crew
members
j
could
have
survived
in
the
cold
i
fore
the
cabinet
the
matter
of
renewing
a
taxation
agreement;
which
would
give
the
Isdeia'.;
and
mountainous
waves.
j
VANCOUVER.
CBR
radio
sta-
j
WASHINGTON
(APi
A
pn-si-
VICTORIA
(CP)
Health
and
Welfare
Minister
A.
D.
Tumbuli
savs
that,
British
Columbia
in.i.
in.
nH
i.
ohirw
in
Wi
hr
m
ehAnn
its
caU
aentmi
cm
miu
..
v
government
exclusive
tion
over
certain
fields
of
ta-:-
ation
in
return
for
annual
pr-
social
welfare
branch
will
con-!,,,
nave
been
searching
since
:
1Mlpr,
weeks
hehce
to
CBU
I
h"fJJdJ'f'"L
before
Lhrrt
February
-.-Ml.
,
k
.t
n
k
If-
-Alt.
,'
1
V
i-
'
1
1
r
i.
?"
15
1
,
1
V
uuki
mean
the
making
,
work
well
in
hand,
concrete
lor
ome
tlav
of
yams
of
dlf-.thc
foundatimui
of
the
new
types
"bv
combining
the
'water
treatment
building
had
ii,tiHii.irtured
at
Prince
been
completed.
Later
will
come
t
with
chemicals
which
the
installation
of
the
water
be
Imported."
It
might
treatment
equipment,
a
25-ton
jiiie
ye.ns
but
Mr.
Blancke'
.
.v.onUnu-u
on
page
4)
sappointcd
Captain
.
t
make
IIIUIVC
ftllVW'i
wv.w.w
.
.7
tinue
to
provide
health
services
vrst,erday
and
both
sea
and
air-
Doukhobors
Going
Free
mcnt
cnt
to
to
Uie
uie
provinces.
provinces.
known
6
whether
he
will
run
again,
but
the
White
House
reported
later
there
was
"absolutely
no
com-
,
lo
aU
those
persons
who
were
craf
are
stiu
reporting
"no
Mr
Anseomh
is
exnecLed
to
an-,
rivlni''iild-nae
and
blind
uer-
,.,..
h.
riav.lnnir
search
and
iU
wave
length
to
690
kilocycles.
Tlie
strength
is
being
(..oraocoH
tn
mono
watts.
v
nounce
at
Victoria
details
of
hisigons
allowances
as
of
Dec.
31.
i
for
tne
jaDan-bound
vessel
or
1111.1
l-(
IVU
v.
.
'
-
riiwiis-sions
with
Mr.
Abbott
tlC
t.r..nWlr
n(
fV)l-Pf
ni'
Tint
lV.fl,
Donald
Manson,
general
man-
:
mumenu
,.,.
said
that,
as
a
result
of
the
talks
'
people
in
this
group
qualify:
Seven
aircraft,
including
the
ager
of
the
Canadian
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Spokesman
he
r(lurn
t0
OUnwa
Ior;
eclaimed
at
Falmouth
I
for
the
consultative
committee
further
conferences
mrs
"cc"
i.mr
ru-r
.nm
and;",ldt'r
T
"iT
e!ve
Lancaster,
were
taking
part
in;
casting
u
corporation,
Corporation,
said
said
today
wu
j
j,
Picsi
re
receive
th
will
continue
to
five
f,
.y
'
y,
search
early
today
and
,
.
,,
hp
will
will
be
that
some
"ncw:
.
iiiifac
scrvices
dliuvo
whicU
include
ni
L"H
hnre
Tiioro
crnpnn
eheriuled
pn
to
ioin!'"
that
the
the
transmitter
transmitter
be;short
shor
Prosidential
Secretary
Joseph
toid
them
an
hour
and
a
was
confident
-
nt"
mifrht
hn
f";ir
lPfl
.
,r
.-i
T
....
rr
..
i
FALMOUTH
Falmouth
gavo
Thursday
night
that
John
III
ouvi-
Shcr-i
convicted
convicted
eighteen
eighteen
civic
welcome
to
Captain
Kurt!
stibiloff,
"
t
-the
hunt
during
the
day.
ea
me
,f
Br
U.h
peHu
-
w
Canadian.
American
and
Jap-
!
months
ago
as
the
o'"1-
official
'".;.
freighter
iCarlsen
of
the
sunken
Columbia's
JIU1MI...O
points
WEATHER
opened
in
Vancouver
toward
tho
half
later
that
Mr.
Truman
nau
.
himself
to
the
end
of
,
tv,
the
mn,u
month.
not
J
committed
wm
ann()UIIce
CBU
will
be
operated
in
con-
0hctnff
he
wU,
sepk
re.PiP()ll,)n.
junction
with
existing
CBC
la
Plesident
had
made
no
cUltlcs
Vancouver
whteh
h
ave
in-
llmcnt
as
to
anything,
been
used
in
the
operation
of
&Atg
Qf
amiounce
meaicai,
opucai,
mug
auu
mmi-i-j
an-ese
on,.p
,.lirfpp
surface
vessels
vessels
are
aie
search-
searcn
denta,
ca-e"
said
Mr.
Turnbull.
.
.
.
.
ing
the
area.
Flying
Enterprise
whlcn
maaeioomoei
iu.
w
..o
(
Unclrr
Under
the
Ule
present
present
agreement
agreement
;
such
a
Rallant
attempt
to
reach
idom
Doukhobor
sect
will
be
re-
wUh
ith
nritich
BrUish
r-nlumhia
Columbia,
the
the
nrov-!
prov-
l
:.,.i
The
nviitiim
was
extended
i
leased
from
prison
within
a
lew
puf
a
minimum
annual
annual!
annual1
tin.u;..
nnvf
ii.pntr
nr
lain
luu"
nn.
.
.
..
,,-
i
Synopsis
Ti
:LI'LI-la
wlu
uc
w
j.
a
a
vear
year.;
aff"
peratures
dropped
to
20'
w
Ule
CITw
of
the
Turmoil
which
1
days.
payment
of
$18,000,000
b
,hi
oUcvad-
iK'ii
i
the
Cariboo
last
night
arrived
last
night
witn
captain
col.
Frederics
J.
iwcuu.
timu-
under
the
federal
oiler
Britisn
.hpm
'
Indivlduallv
of
this
other
.section,
of
the
prov-1
1
-arisen.
man
of
the
organization's
screen-
CuUimbia
would
get
about
$37,-,
I'"..1"
J
'
the
i,
minister.
win
CBR-
ment."
Short
said.
Mr.
Manson
said
that
change
Hays
saj!
he
lia(J
pojnled
out
in
power
and
wave
length
was
MJ.
Tlumari
that
February
G
designed
to
provide
listeners
in
,
las,
da
or
mnf,
ol
tu.
fact,
explained
.
...IJ
...
!
IL't.
fAU
rtiliru
W"-
iliuivv.
oiuiiiued
near
normal
.
for
-
Big
Storm
in
Nova
Scotia
The
Fl
viim
Enterprise
univiiy
ni
ouw-vuhuhh'
,
iai,uw
a
joi
Mjuuiwi-aiii
southwestern
British
Columbia
dlrlatcs
auiaies
for
ior
ueit-aii
teicgaics
from
i
Oh'o
"Those
who
do
not
qualify;
under
the
income
regulation
will
not
receive
a
cost-of-living
K.u,,,..
Kt,l
...ill
onntmup
til
rppi-ivp
'
iniuiy.
However,
trend
t'
towards
colder
weather
sitiioiw
of
the
province
niul
con-
with
improved
technical
service
to
,hr
tionu)craiiC
nuti
irom
the
CBC.
Signal
strength
vcnUon.
iiiiii
Will
In
.
tiiii
iU
A
sank
30
miles
from
Land's
End
Sherstibitoll,
convictca-
on
counts
of
arson
and
sentenced
to
and
h-r
debris
Is
now
being
1
.shod
ashore
!
fourteen
years
in
penitentiary,
OwneraofTne
vessel
estimate
I
will
be
released
on
condition
that
that
the
attempt
at
salvage
cost-he
remain
Prmanen
Uy
outs
o
,
,,,,
i
of
tlie
borders
of
British
Colum-
i'('k
-end
as
nolar
air
works
West
Disarming
Plan
Approved
y
sniiihwurd.
health
services,"
Mr.
Turnbull
'
HALIFAX.
A
100-mile
gale
stated.
land
dense
blizzard
has
para-
..
.ii....
.h,i.
i
.hnco
lvzcd
communications
and
traf-
will
be
increased
and
coverage
extended
through
use
of
the
he
new
new
u.ik
disturbance
off
the
?:
More
Nwvr
i
clear
channel
irequency.
B
id
Iins
policy
HlK-via
u.iij.
...
-
,mml,u..
nf
creased
power,
and
use
of
of
persons
wm
were
in
receipt
w
----
-
-
DU'.ly
Columbia
ilumbia
coust
coust
Is
Is
cius-
cms-
Safe
Sllfe
BShore,
ashore,
Capt.
Capt.
Carlsen
Carlsen
told
told
,
j
bla-y
weather
to
persist
I
lnc
story
0(
t,s
momimental
fight
i
The
of
the
south
coast
and
j
wiin
lne
raging
raging
Atlantic
Atlantic-a
a
two-
two-
j
hud
hud
be
Intel
r'lp'ifmi)
,
eprt.ional
antenna.
0
-
PARIS
-
The
United
-i;ld
or
wlnd
pcllsions
on
Dec
lions
General
Assembly
voted
42
stressed.
uusl.
been
set
up
U
find
a
solu-
'I'll
inr
ii--
v
Sliifax
Is
clogged
with
snow.
I
January
25
has
been
set
at
A
f
KQtchlkdP'
ice-sheathed
fishing
craft
the
dale
for
the
opening
of
CBU
All
f
I
C
Clfff
.HUN
hnlllp
A1211
llSt
WIllUS,
HOIl
VO
u...o.
...
....
to
5
today
to
set
up
a
twelve-
-
"lv"
...
:
ni-,.vhipp
which
has
led
to
bomD-
nations
disarmament
commis-
I
In
northern
coastal
scc-toiluy
as
Uie
storm
moves
waves
and
com
,
y
M
of
nau,
Tim
ran
a
n
told
a
cheering
'
"B
"
..
.
'
...
,.n.,
"n
scurried
for
port
before
the
gale.
1
and
the
closing
down
ot
lbk.
W.
KFTCH1KAN.
--
Enginepi-
as
proposed
by
western
f
f
'"I
.
..7..
".,..
"triprn-
npmes
?mos
aim
ara
nuuc
imuc
p,Ui..B.
pu.u...,,.
w
powers.
It
will
study,
,mr.,,j
step
by
I
VWIIIIIIMKI
07I7t7
J
15
Udlll
ww
(nwauiui"
.
r
i
Cni
Cni
Mead
Mead
a
a
so
so
announced
announced
the
me
-
,.,
,
,
-
...
.n
.
ii
.1-11
1
1
i
icuut
tiuiin
in
aiiuo
nu
iu
rp.rn-t
that.
I
was
not
in
i-i.Ipu.so
"several
(lavs
ago
OI
Ol
'
.
M
1
.
f
.
I
I''
N
TODAY'S
STOCKS
el-toi
fin.
position
to
bring
tlie
Enterprise
back
I
port
with
nic."
The
Flying
Enterprise
went
fi.ium
iit
2:n
feet
of
water,
ii.it.
I'orrcasl
'h
Coast
.tegloii
Cloudy,
"a
tills
afternoon.
Colder
it.
Wind-Northeast
(30)
mainland
Inlets,
elsewhere
''H.v
Ubi.
Lows
tonight
and
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy
smd.spit,
2a
and
35;
Prince
t,
22
uiid
28.
n(i"utirttM
!S.
.
4"lillJlU
.
Philip
Per.c-verc.rr,
who
had
future
date
wl,.h
the
pj-ohibitlon
JCdli
III
IllUld
served
four
years
of
an
eleven-
j(,
wf.
mfl
Th(.
plan
ls
year
ienitcntl,.ry
term
for
arson
som,
b
lnc
Unltod
sutcSi
NEW
DELHI.
Further
returns
committed
in
fire
raids.
Biitain
'
and
France.
'
,
from
India's
recent
general
elec-
1
!
tion
show
some
gains
for
the
votrrwUI.
PRKI.ATE
i
SMALL
START
'
Couiniunlsts
from
Prime
Minis-
D.
Shannon
of
Seattle
lias
begun
work
on
engineering
Tor
the
Beaver
Palls
'expansion
project.
Manager
John
Weir
ol
KPU
reported
here
today.
A
recent
resolution
of
the
city
council
approved
the
project
and
authorized
Mayor
Beck
to
rile
an
application
with
the
Federal
Power
Commission
asking
authority
to
proceed.
Weir
said
the
project
covers
Ier
twenty-seven
miles
of
this
fishing
port
alter
thrashing,
titanic
oat!:.'
with'
the
sea.
hi
I
r
Bv,,
ul-..
tleinv
Forrt'it
first
autimiobiic.
ter
Nehru
s
congress
pariy
TORONTO
Athoiu
m'i
Aumaque
-21'4
Beattie
18
'-4
Bevcourt
78
Buffalo
Canadian
19
'That
really
hurt
me
quite
a
...
.
nn
I
.
1
ivHniiiinnil
l
tkU'J
lan
I
Ulfl-PUl
-
M
IllClt.
uwi.fti.
ohm
H"
www
lot,"
Carlsen
said.
His
woisi
.ra
n
,L,W
.i
nrndncim-
four
.slanlial
lead.
So
far
490
out
of
...
i.
1
1-
nrrtnti
n
n
n
tuiiriiivu
v
.
v.
i
.k
----
"tr
-
-.
.
mi
rni'ii
,
m
1.
ill"
uriiic
"i"
-
.
,
4000
seat
have
reported.
nderinq
on
horsepower.
of
19.
C
M
&
S
187
00
raid,
"was
the
moment
the
riy
a
new
turbine
at
uie
m.-avci
Falls
powerhouse,
with
more
space
In
that
building
to
huuic
Donalda
.55
.21
'4
Eldona
irg
Enterprise
disappeared.
'I
commanded
that
ship
for,
ll,...,
..pure
anH
mad
forty-
Wer
hoof
Job
9.05
it;
penstock,
spillway
.inn
imi-
East
Sullivan
ncl
at
the
lower
lake,
and
additions
to
tlie
sub-stations
hand
v
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
-28
Bralorne
uu
B
R
X
M'i
Cariboo
Quartz
1.10
Congress
:
o:
a
Cronln
Bablne
58
Giant
Mascot
1
03
Indian
Mines
22
IVnd
Oreille
'
8.50
Pioneer
1
Premier
Border
34
"Reeves
McDonald
0
00
Reno
:
02
Sheep
Creek
1-72
Silbak
Premier
03
Vananda
,
1!)Vi
Salmon
Gold
.
05
Spud
Valley
20
Silver
Standard
2.55
Western
Uranium
3.50
Oils
"Wkhhook.
Four
Van-
four
crossings
of
the
Atlantic,'
r
firms
have
plan
and
hc
sald,
iii.ii,.
,
..
1
...
..
.
hp
wl
l
mt
,
back
,
to
sea,
the
foil
ling
power
in
Ketchikan.
10.90
.38
.12
.15
.11
Giant
Ycllowknitc
God's
Lake
llaidrock
Harricana
Heva
spi
1)1(1(1
Pi
gov.
Jolict
Quebec
2
Little
Long
Lac
71
Lynx
13
All
in
all,
about
.sunn
mu-watt
horns
shuuld.be
added
to
the
utilities'
production
capacity.
Beaver
Falls
can
now
produce
about
1850
KW's
at
prik
load.
Federal
Power
C'rmimisMtm
and
Defence
Production
Author
""
anu
we
prooaoic
--
,
-r
.
,,
,
hp
for
the
erection
here
of
Pui'1
salt;
H,K'
L
mSnll5!
,
building
(or
the
federal
auorii,
"
y
J11P
llwn-I
iiineni
'
prise.
The
Isbrandtsen
Line,
own-
j
obtaining
drawings
er
of
the
ship,
has
nJouc'
'
Proposed
project
are
dS-
he
ca
ha
a
n,wltC"'""i
"
whenever
he
wants
it
a
id
ConKtructlon
Co.
Ltd,
;
"
It
&
Whit
r-...,.,;...f,'
that
likely
there
will
be
a
new
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.02
.45
McKcnzle
Red
Lake
Illil
li'.
Co.
A.,
-id..
Geonrp
n
v!..t
.,
Fiving
Enterprise
for
him.
.
I
1
.
jo'
iu'
s
Ltd.,
'
and'
C
J-
J
Oliver
uuvcr
Honor
upon
honor
was
thrust
,h
Kkinner
today.
Lloyds
2
85
.35
.67
84.00
.29
McLeod
Cockshutt
Moneta
Negus
Noranda
Louvicourt
1.1
tj
ity
are
needed
to
allow
for
construction
as
well
as
for
purchase
of
equipment.
App.i
-tions
for
both
will
be
filed
in
the
near
future.
jj
,.,5..
W
ri
TV
i
of
London
gave
him
its
silver
medal.
King
Frederick
of
Den-:
mark
Carlsen
ls
Danish
sent
a
telegram
of
congratulations,
j
TIDES
-
Anglo
Canadian
.
8.7o
A
P
Con
-53
Calmont
1-90
C
&
E
13
25
Central
Leduc
2.95
Home
OH
10-75
Okalta
3.85
Pacific
Pete
10.45
Royal
Canadian
23
,
,
rwf
Pickle
Crow
1-63
San
Antonio
2.52
Senator
Rouyn
.:
'
17
Sherritt
Gordon
."'
4.45
Steep
Rock
7.00
Silver
Miller
140
ANIMAL-
WGixsHIP
Nearly
all
the
more
important
animals
native
to
ancient
iysi-i
were
regarded
as
sacred.
'"relay,
January
12.
1952
1:58
18.8
feet
13:28
21.0
feet
7
31
8.9
feet
M
ISw."
'
PIONEER
SCOUT
j
The
Bay
Scouts
Association:
first
"fnrmpri
In
1908
bv
ths
S
COLUMBIA
CELLULOSE
An
early
construction
pliase
20:04
2.9
feet
late
Lt.-Gen.
Lord
Budcn-PoweU.