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1952
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VOL
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12
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
15,
IK
life
Lider
and
iiectiric
I
Opens
Ml
fw
una
Alder
Here
A.
.
.
.
A
..nltinvt
tlAtT
CHURCHILL'S
WARNING
j
j
Both
Power
Company,
Commission
invited
.
'"
,.'
,.
1.
M
,.m
mm
w.
thermometer
otupi
u
during
the
night
in
Rupert
and
a
minimum
ibuvc
zero
was
officially
j
early
this
morning
at
j.Uand
meteorological
Thermometers
on
.c
of
the
harbor
claimed
readings.
oliuul
low
mnrk
iu.--niL'ht
dipped
by
.2
or
a
below
the
prcvioi'8
low
winter.
I
British
Commonwealth
Nations
Will
Have
to
0
Make
Serious
Decisions
War
Dread
Heat
and
Confusion
at
Times
Mark
Debates
in
City
Council
Casey
Swings
Issue
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.
Ltd.
and
j
the
Ci
ilLsh
Columbia
Power
Commission
both
will
be
asked
by
the
city
to
negotiate
for
supplying
future
power
to
Prince
Rupert
after
expiry
of
the
former's
,
y
blUt'
SK10S
I1U
un.sn.
Decreases
JOSEPH
HARSCH
Christian
Science
Monitor
,ly
breeze
connrmeu
.'atlierman's
forecast
for
iornbly
colder1'
weather
OTTAWA.
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
warned
nations
of
the
British
Commonwealth
last
night
that
they
will
have
to
meet
some
serious
decisions
to
prevent
a
breakdown
of
sterling
finance.
'
'
franchise.
A
mntinn
to
ask
onlv
the
B.C.
Council
to
Power
Commission
was
defeated
:
WASHINGTON.
The
old
dread
of
the
Soviet
army
that
r
Mr.
Churchill,
following
his
by
council
last
night
by
an.
has
lain
-across
Western
Europe
tiir
the
better
Dart
of
six
years.
Adventure
the
fear
that.
Europeans
might
visit
here,
left
today
for
Washington
where
h
will
address
a
Joint
session
of
United
States
Senate
and
House
of
Representatives.
Tim
Brilitih
Prime
Minister
amendment
during
discussion
oi
(
which
Mayor
H.
S.
Whalen
step-
j
ped
down
from
the
chair.
An
,
hour's
heated
argument
was;
participated
in
by
all
council!
members.
'
Aid.
George
Casey's
amend-,
'1
V
r'
I
With
Mean
wake
up
any
morning
to
see
soviet
soldiers
patrolling
their
streets
from
the
Elbe
to
the
English
Channel,
Isn't
there
any
more.
Stand
Firm
Over
Road
City
council
will
"stand
firm"
on
an
original
telegraphed
leaves
next
week
on
his
return
!
home
mpn
t
to
an
amendment
by
i
Working
on
construction
of
a
lariic
project
such
as
the
Aluminum
Co
of
Canada
Dlans
in
Two
Days
-
in-
M
t'oud
successive
day,
Kuiiert
was
today
coin-without
land
communi-,eivrcs,
telegraph,
radi
ami
lorn;
distance
t'le-..II
being
involved.
!
uiiire
was
again
term'.'d
.
ie"
this
morning,
as
the
line
was
bein
around
Salvus,
where
.id
been
blown
down
by
u
-umiianii'd
ttale
sweip-,ui
the
Skecna
River,
a
.irried
the
lines
out
four
Few
Few
Europeans
Europeans
could
could
t-xpiaiir
explain
defeated
an
rig.
to
a
visitor
why
the
feeling
has
motion
by
Aid.
George
changed.
Few
stop
to
try
to
fig-.HI,L
ure
out
the
reason.
And
there
i
'Conusin,
are
not
many
statesmen
or
mili-!
"
M
fhmlht
sn
agreement
with
the
provincial
government
in
connection
wna
i
c?
i.'t
.
:
Kefauver
And
Truman
Meet
!
central
British
Columbia
can
be
an
adventure
for
most
men
!
especially
at
this
time
of
year
i
And
for
someone
following
up
i
the
story
of
progress
in
the
win-
.r
wtlripnif
.s
it
alo
ran
be
tary
leaders
at
the
top
who
car
for
a
while
last
night
when
i
bringing
Fairview
Road
up
to
give
a
convincing
explanation
of
;
,
b
voti
on
three
standard
"even
though
the
IV-Vi.
why
they,
wo.
nave
amppeM
.
,
iBovernment
has
renegged."
from
their
calculations
the
DOS-
This
was
the
stand
Board
of
WASHINGTON,
D
C.
Senator
j
adventurous,
says
Doug
Lelter-
Aid.
Hills
called
lor
negotiations
with
the
Power
siDtJlty
that
at
any
moment
and
Works
Chairman
Michael
Kruo-
E.tos
Koiauver
of
TcnnesM-e,!
man,
Vancouver
Daily
Province
.
I
IS
Ii
'A
without
warning
the
Soviet
arms
ommfssioD
instructing
the
city
might
suddenly
move
out
of
Us;
jt
th
commi5.
ger
took
last
night
ana
n
was
feature
writer.
,
has
b,v
no
wire
lnto
wn"se
nani"
n"
"T"
D
EaM
German
bracks
and
start:
l,
heS
rlA
by
the
COUnCU
'
jrr
jbftff-j'3
....
i.
.,
--
t...
i
'
with
the
"
..
'..
ni-itriiv.il
rikr
n
i
aureement
nureemetil
wi
RU.rt
s-uce
early
Mu..-!
'.d
i
rman
arrived
in
Prince
.rulim.
,..
...,r.
ou
D.,u,.,7i
Rupert
Sunday
afternoon,
after
rolling
westward.
dum
and
results
thereof.
Nevertheless,
the
fact
remains!
Eiectors
in
December
voted
by
government
on
which
the
city
had
acted
was
that
the
road
won
lrt
be
brought
"up
to
stand
t'
Human
niJ.r
today.
.
a
week's
strupKle
from
Vancouver
off-schedule
plane
fllghU.
that
the
fear
is
gone.
Europe
!a
58
mai0ritv
to
ask
the
Com-
the
western
part
thereof
no
mjjon
t0
supply
power
here
K
iauver
sun
reiusea
io
com-i
KOREAN
FOXHOLE
Two
bearded
members
of
the
1st
Battalion,
Pilncess
Patricias,
manning
a
foxhole
position
on
the
Korean
front,
move
over
to
make
room
for
unexpected
company-Defence
Minister
Claxton
(left)
and
Veterans
Affairs
Minister
Lapointe
(extreme
right).
Next
to
Mr.
Claxton
Is
Brig.
J.
M.
Rockingham,
commander
of
the
25th
Brigade,
and
behind
the
beurdf
deft
to
right!
are
Pte.
E.
Seeniskl,
of
Lomand,
Alta.
and
ard
'
at
a
cost
of
zuuu
paia
oy
mit
himself
but
indicated
hei
longer
believes
either
in
the
,
(ollowniK
termination
in
1954
of
ilian
Nat.onal
Teleraph
,
wire
hopeful,
however,
rvice
would
be
restoicd
line
today.
ire
nf
wire
has
been
ham-lln'
Daily
News
In
obtaii.-nnal
press
dispatches.
plausibility
of
the
Soviet
army
,
franchiSe
held
would
make
his
intentions
known
oy
11
ie
Ltd.
descent
upon
itself,
or
even
that
;
othem
B.C.
Power
Co
snowbound
train.
He
Is
following
Aican
through
Its
various
stages
of
construction
from
the
Ncchako
Dam,
the
Tahtsa
Lake
tunnel,
to
Kitimat
the
government,
saia
Aia.
iuuc-ger.
Recently,
however,
the
government
had
cut
short
its
commitment
by
several
hundred
dol-
the
Russians
have
wjmin
i
uie
All
but
one
other
alderman
LCpl.
Harold
Cassalman
of
Trenton.
Ont.
(CP
PHOTO!
was
opposed
to
th
motion.
range
of
their
intentions
or
plan.i
the
launching
of
a
move
which
would
start
World
War
Mayor
Whalen
sicppeu
aowu
;by
February
1.
1
He
said
the
President
was
"looking
fine."
Dynamite
Barge
i
Missing
in
Gale
from
the
chair
and
asked
Aid.
tlars.
(Continued
on
page
6
Aid.
Krueger
reported
to
coun-
Uil
l.ie
rnmm
t.tPR
WOU
d
"stand
111.
nator
Taft
i-
.
i
and
Keniano
Bay.
He
left
yester-!
day
on
Princess
Louise
for
the
!
west
coast
project
sit.
j
The
well-known
Vancouver
newsman
flew
to
Prince
George
Perhaps
the
biggest
reason
for
the
new
attitude
is
the
mental
one
the
fact
that
Western
Eu-mtw
actuallv
has
undertaken
its
City
Fathers
Boost
Pay
Stipend
Raised
From
$300
to
$500
by
Mayor's
Casting
Vote
r
Winds
Defer
dw
tnterea
',
firm
until
we
get
what
we
were
I
told
we
would
get."
Problem
of
bringing
thc
road
,
up.
to
standard
.evolved
when,
'!
government
contractors
missed
S
iilling
in
several
sections
of
the
'own
defence
without
provoking
i
t.h
Soviet
military,
action
which,'
SAN
FRANCISCO
A
barge
on
a
Mannix
Co.
charter
plane,
containing
100
tons
of
dynamite
I
then
travelled
by
bus
to
Vander-1
missing
and
believed
lost
as
a
hoof,
and
reached
the
Ncchako
result
of
the
gale
which
swept
,
dam
site
at
.midnight.
,
vlKCiPlKLD.
Illinois.-
Scn-
:cilert
Taft
was
officially
Aiyansh
Hop
I
so
many
forecast
would
be
the
1
result
of
even
the
first
step
to
i
toda'v
'
"in
'
the
Illinois
the
San
Francisco
area
yester-,
A
.mi,!;
highwav
leads
to
road
last
year.
t
After
having
waited
since'
ntial
primary
for
tilt'
iir.m
nomination.
day.
ward
disarmament.
Many
things
can
be
said
In
criticism
of
the
methods
em-ninved
in
western
rearmament.
'
Mayor-
H.
S.
Whalen
cast
a
deciding
vote
last
night
which
will
give
aldermen
a
maximum
of
$500
1
a
year
indemnity
instead
of
the
$300
they
have
been
getting.
Council
was
divided
equally
as
six
aldermen
(voted
on
Aid.
George
Hills's
amended
motion.
same
time
llarol.i
Jtlic
n,
also
prominently
men
the
site
whore
some
500
workers
arc
beginning
to
move
a
mountain
Into
the
river
bed.
says
Leiterman.
More
than
5,000,000
tons
of
gravel
have
to
be
moved
to
fill
in
the
river
ravine
and
RUGGED
TIMES
EDMONTON
0
Thomas
retiring
recently
as
transit
superintendent
after
tor
the
Republican
nomi-,
was
suyiiiB
that
Taft
was
i
front
lor
the
Republican
aiilioUKh
Oi-ncrul
Eisen-s
chances
shuuld
not
be
inted
l
rocks
as
large
as
trucks
are
being
hole
by
heavy
43
yeaiT.'.
service,
recalled
that
in
;
dumped
Into
the
the
.'in
ly
days
power
was
so
low
i
inn.
si
ri't
t.
cars
were
sometimes
Am.
rillUS
luuvru
uwi
mi;
i-vii-
;
in
indemnity
of
$2000
be
set
;
for
the
mayor
but
that
this
be
.
left
open
to
revision
following
next
sitting
of
the
Legislature
i
which
is
to
decide
whether
or
not
higher
indemnity
will
be
al-',
lowed.
Aldermen's
stipend
should
Air
War
Resumed
11
December
19
for
weather
favorable
enough
to
make
the
hop,
Queen
Charlotte
Airways
Norseman
seaplane,
piloted
by
Bob
Kelscy.
was
still
poised
today
to
take
off
on
the
monthly
air
maii
flight
to
ice-locked
Aiyansh
village
on
the
Naas
River.
Gale
winds
have
been
causing
postponement
of
the
flight
from
day
to
day
and
now
Aiyansh
will
soon
be
due
for
the
January
mall
delivery.
In
addition,
three
freight
flights
are
awaiting
serving.
Villagers
of
Aiyansh
are
keeping
fast
water
in
front
of
the
village
clear
of
ice
to
facilitate
the
plane
landing.
Otherwise,
there
would
be
an
air
drop
such
as
last
winter.
ONBY.
England
.
tf
Two
'
left
on
the
street
overnight
in-l
liaiulmills.
believed
used
stead
of
going
to
the
barns,
mums
in
minding
grain,
Stieet
cars
here
now
have
bven
ixi-n
vincarlhcd
near
this
replaced
by
trolley
'coaches
and
The
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organisation
is
no
shining
example
of
perfect
efficiency
or
harmony.
There
is
dragging
of
heels
all
over
thc
European
lot
on
the
part
of
everybody.
There
are
back-biting
are
recrimination.
Nevertheless,
the
skirmish
line
now
exists.
Thc
Russians
would
have
to
break
it
to
take
Europe.
The
breaking
of
it
would
start
the
big
war,
and
there
is
no
evidence
that
the
Russians
want
to
risk
a
big
war.
This
does
not
solve
the
long-range
problems,
but
it
does
give
Western
Europe
for
the
first
Draft
Calls
Staying
Heavy
WASHINGTON.
Draft
calls
will
continue
heavy
in
at
least
the
first
few
months
of
1952,
and
thousands
of
youths
previously
deferred
or
rejected
will
wind
up
in
uniform,
a
survey
indicates.
The
Army
and
Marine
Corps
have
asked
Selective
Service
for
59.(150
draftees
in
January
and
55,000
in
February.
After
February,
draft
calls
are
expected
to
run
at
least
40,000men
a
month
as
the
armed
services
build
toward
their
4,000.000-man
goal.
PYONYANG.
Korea
With
remain
at
$300,
Aid.
Hills
felt.
.A.ui.hire
town.'
buses.
clearing
of
skies,
the
air
war
inj
Aid.
George
Casey
objected,
on
Korea
was
resumed
today
i
"I
am
told
there
are
$1,000.000
,
i
worth
of
shovels
there
and
an-:
I
other
million
in
trucks
mostly
I
'he
big
Yukon
type."
The
winter
holklays
being
over,
men
ere
streaming
back
to
the
j
job
and
more
are
coming
all
the
;
time.
Most,
of
them
are
putting
In
many
hours
of
overtime,
avcr-i
aging
$500
to
$'00
a
month
;
even
on
"city
wages."
Standurd
j
'
wages
arc
being
paid
to
machine
operatorr
and
truck
drivers,
says
j
Leiterman.
!
A
trip
lo
the
Tuhtsu
Lake
tun-
V
Would
Acouire
Old
Court
behalf
of
himself
ana
ouier
aia-crmen,
he
said.
Aid.
Michael
Krueger
and
Aid.
rhirrnw
finnira
sided
with
Aid.
Thit,ty-six
Allied
jets
and
48
Communist
MIG's
were
in
action.
Two
Allied
machines
were
dam-
luse
Grounds
on
2nd
Avenue
felt
aldermen
should
Casey.
KjiXfiVy.
They
AlltJI
lllvaiuviH.v..
J
fT.,il
1..
In.
tliia
iriunll
J't
...lit--
IV
V
JF
gKIUUU,
v.".-
lC
tUllllllW.LU
o-
,1
Nations
forces
threw
back
the
up
for
city
work,
such
time
often
!
n
.
,
e
1
.
I..,illa
battle.
I....1....
nl.jnffrv,n,i
nihpr
rpmnnpr.
Future
Municipal
Centre
Reds
lu
a
four-hour
time
since
the
late
1930s
the
iecllng
that
there
may
be
time
ahead
In1
which
to
try
to
figure
out
the
answers
to
the
long-range
problems.
Europe
is
beginning
now
to
think
more
about
tlie.su
nroblenis
than
about
the
lOiSllUj
lliUCIIIKll
uviiv
-
ation.
'
i
Aldermen
Hills.
John
Currie
'and
W.
J.
Pru-sky
voted
against
Xepitiations
with
the
provincial
viTi..iR.n
lie
opened
bv
Prince
Rupert
to
purchase
half
a;a
bii.
frustratine"-frustrating
I
Trawler
Scott
Sets
Out
Again
I.
i
A'
i,
,,
(l,,.
umli'n
if
llin
1'ltu
:l
;l
Kit
l'
the
amended
motion.
Mayor
Whalen
cast
the
deciding
vote
;
in
favor.
New
Chief
In
Malaya
i
LONDON.
The
Colonial
Of-:
lice
today
announced
the
ap-
,
t..
i
,.f
p-ntioi-il
Sir
r,T.
IHTiltlM'
win
II
nt
iiuvii'u
v..v
irimiinir
(.inning
of
of
the
the
tunnel
tunnel
which
which
is
Is
rn.1n..iiy
in
vnc
vw...
v..j
Unseating
of
Senator
Under
Consideration
Meanwhile,
a
Prince
Rupert
fear
of
Hie
Russian
Invasion
which
so
long
has-dominated
thinking
and
deprived
most
men
of
the
hope
of
ever
finding
a
release
from
that,
oppressive
fear.
a
new
telephone
exchange
and
"eventually
as
a
t.o
lead
direcUy
to
Keniano
nay
on
which
to
locate
all
municipal
buildings."
indt
is
was
the
reoort
of
the.
.mirlii'l.
irei.
nnv
closer.
j
Capt.
Jullus
Barth,
who
had
an
'
TJJm
tFJnlZ
WASHINGTON,
D
C.
All
elec-
uiii
i
s
rumnufWc
at
liut
night's
uos.sible
suggestion
of
erecting
a
I
pun
itaucui.
Jh
m.1"-1"
i
.
..
t
il
meeting.
Property
re-1
telephone
building
next
to
pies-
NK
Alt
AND
YET
SO
JAR
"r
"rl
Ls
is
the
the
half
half
block
i
for-lent,
ritv
hall.
"It
took
me
five
days
to
get
to
j
engine
breakdown
during
the
-
in.
an
&
;
severe
Saturday
night
gale
at
sea
"l"
'
stipend
for
the
-ase
,
in
-
the
iwith
his
40-foot.
s.ec,
beam
CQme
;
trawler,
David
Scott,
headed
out
m
Legislature
01
lnt
;
alone
this
morning.
And
he
says
w
"us
'
;
he's
likely
to
be
fishing
alone,
i
too.
laid
Kempler
as
governor
ana.uon
suo-comniiviec,
uirnms
commander-iji-chlef
in
Malaya.
I
consider
the
unseating
of
Senator
The
governor
of
Hong
Kong
is
j
McCarthy,
has
postponed
Its
ses-
,
being
transferred
to
Singapore.
Isions
until
Friday.
Court
House
ground'
be
Gunnar
Anderson
sailed
on
the
Princess
Louise
last
night
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
,
Meanwhile,
word
will
oc
u.
,
.
n.n,,'.
nr.
nave
SKiea
across
me
numu
i
the
Federal
Building
Avenue,;
regarding
the
utilities
com-!
five
hours.
Several
of
the
men
led
bv
Second
reporU-d
doing
so
I
and
Fourth
streets
mittee's
i.iUst.
rcouest.
Aid.
tuns
Enroute
to
Tahtsa,
the
news
"
i
SITTING
WITH
CITY
COUNCIL
I
Another
man
with
him
when
'the
engine
quit
Saturday
after-I
noon
near
Butterworth
Rocks,
teok
his
gear
and
left
as
the
j
vessel
docked.
I
Engineers
who
examined
the
!
engine
yesterday
said
the
fuel
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
COl
ItT
OF
IU
V
ISION
JW'TINfi
MAYOR
man
hitched
a
ride
on
a
small
bush
plane
to
Twinkle
Lake.
Plane
landed
on
snow-covered
ice
and
got
stuck
frozen
in
the
slush
under
the
snow.
With
two
men
mishliur
and
tugging,
the
felt
the
provincial
government,
owners
of
the
property,
would
not
have
to
use
it
for
any
further
extension
of
offices
here.
There
was,
he
fell,
enough
property
for
expansion
behind
the
Court
House,
now
containing
ali
provincial
offices
here.
Ciiunril
also
approved
a
1951
board
of
works
recommendation
that
the
city
pay.
50
per
cent
of
cost
of
removing
rock
in
a
lane
behind
Bill
Scuby
Fur
Storage
building.
Aid.
George
Hills
was
appointed
acting
mayor
last
night
by
council
during
absence
of
Mayor
H.
S.
Whalen
who
left
today
or.
the
Camosun
for
a
week's
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Dxon's
Entrance
gale
warning;
continued
with
north
winds
of
40
miles
decraasing
to
20
this
af-j
ternoon.
Clear
along
mainland
,
with
snow
flurries
elsewhere,
j
Continued
colder.
General
Synopsis
--Much
cnl-rW
(piiiiieriit.uers
tonight.
Winds
Oeorgc
Hills,
utilities
i
man,
reported
that
the-elerk
had
been
instructed
He
Lands
Minister
Hon.
E.
eiiuey.
explaining
need
of
leinative
she.
y
had
previously
sought
to
lase
the
old
liquor
store
site
but
had
since
revised
ophidine
to
decentralized,
loca-
li'uiii
oilier
civic
buildings,
Aid.
Hills.
e
utilities
committee
plans
Hie
sile
could
be
-acquired
"t
first
a
telephone
cx-e
building,
followed,
as
fu-counclLi
saw
fit.
bv
ercc-
I
Mayor
Whaleji
appointed
the
1
following
council
members
to
sit
as
a
court
of
revision
in
connection
with
1952
tax
assessments
jto
be
held
February
8:
George
'
Hills,
George
Casey,
W.
J.
Prusky,
!
Michael
Krueger
and
Mayor
i
Whalen.
Aid.
John
Clinic
was
!
appointed
alternative
member
!
should
Aid.
Casey
not
be
present.
,.
A
request
from
Prince
Rupert
pilot,
was
able
to
take
off,
but
his
passengers
were
stranded.
Laler.
a
snowmobile
important
vehicle
in
that
country
picked
them
up
for
further
transportation
lo
where
-Uie
party
caught
a
barge
on
Tahtsa
Luke.
The
.snowmobile
also
got
stuck,
the
newsman
grinned.
Fire
Fighters
Recreation
Association
to
increase
ambulance
i
ot
gale
force
are
occurring
over
line
was
plugged
and
that
Capt.
Barih
had
cut
it
and
had
been
feeding
It
from
a
container
rigged
In
the
engine
room.
I
He
attempted
to
sail
yesterday
afternoon
but
engine
trouble
set
him
adrift
again
in
the
harbor.
The
vessel
Lambert
Point
towed
the
David
Scott
back
lo
duck.
Without
crew.
Barth
left
at
10:30
today,
"likely
to
fish,"
but.
said
he
might
return
to
Vancouver,
his
home
port;
Stormy
Weather
Delays
Flights
f.alc
winds
and
freezing
con-
call
rates
from
$5
to
$7
was
referred
to
the
health
committee
for
report.
t
c
Aid.
George
Casey
was
appointed
by
Mayor
Whalen
to
icpresent
the
city
on
the
Canadian
Citizenship
Council
oi
Prince
Rupert,
following
a
request
from
tliat
organization.
til
hot
The
ah'
powered
lake
-
barge,
c-.
big
been
wwii
hamper-
iil
new
city
hall,
fire
hall,
1
ditlons
lis
have
navt:
still
,iuu
the
Northern
Britisli
uoluniDia
coast
this
morning
us
cold
polar
air
continues
to
pour
out
of
the
Dixon's
Entrance
gale
warning
the
northern
mainland
with
cloudy
skies,
snow
flurries
and
blowing
snow
over
the
yueon
Charlottes.
The
polar
air
is
rx-pected
to
pass
down
mainland
inlel.s
to
the
south
coast
today.
Ja
;lnl
licullh
oll'lccs.
request
lor
$t(IO-a-montb.
imrease
in
city
grants
by
the
I'lvic
Centre
Association
was
referred
to
the
finance
Hi;
commercial
flight
operations
enough
lo
transport;
niu
wins
oi
between
here
and
Vancouver.
cargo,
broke
tee
nearly
all
the
Yesterdays
,
,
.
Cu
,
so
,,.,,,
iom
h
here
e
'way
1,1,0
11,0
tunnel
project,
work
,w
br(lun
oll
thc
to
land
at
Sands
a
was
unable
....stocks
which
will
lead
In
Council
approved
utilities
committee
chairman
Aid.
Hills's
recommendation
that
00
telephones
Be
purchased
for
u
cost
of
$1200
and
that
the
lire
chief
be
allowed
$30
a
month
for
the
use
ot
his
car.
aid
ST
MAKK
11
MINI!
lll'le
Mayor
II.
S.
Whalen
did
ve
his
aliprovul
to
action
'lie
ctainniUce,
l,e
asked
all
1
''men
to
"give
very
serious
r'iiion
to
a
new
site
for
civic
..llnjjs.
W'c
may
have
to
make
up
our
immedialelv
lo
find
a
lo-
Truman
Revamps
Revenue
Bureau
bringing
strong
northwest
winds
to
that
region
and
much
colder
temperatures
tonight.
A
request
by-
Conrad
Parent-Teachers
Association
for
guardrails
oil
Elkins
and
Immanuel
streets
was
referred
to
board
of
works
for
action.
and
retunica
lie
e,
pa.
he
and
mail
being
transl
.ed
to
Ul(J
mountain
to
the
Landscair
for
a
dhect
flight
site
2,000
Kpm
Bay
power
to
Vancouver.
feet
btiow.
Failure
of
the
Sandspit
con-
.
prom
Tantsa
l0
prince
Rupert,
nection
yesterday
held
up
until
Lplerman's
trip
was
marked
by
today's
regular
flight
yesterday
s
j
a
..sioW
.t,.um
ride".
on
which
he
A
request
by
both
ttonadian
l.rgion
and
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
for
plots
in
a
new
section
or
Fairview
Cemetery
was
referred
to
the
board
of
works.
.Legion
requested
100
plots;
Moose,
50
plots.
Aid.
Casey
felt
the
request
was
too
big,
there
being
only
3.'0
plots
In
the
new
section.
Aid.
Hills
agreed
and
also
queried
the
possible
situation
if
other
organizations
made
similar
re-ijuests.
in
WASHINGTON,
DC.
President
Truman
yesterday
announ
-
TIDES
-
"Bajii
fur
.,
tel,,',,i,,,
hnllillni.
!1P;
Wp
(Inn'l
.-int
t
K
lit
i
ced
nis
p.un
lor
reon..
a..
Wwhh
jallllal-v
10.
1952
soent
20
hours
from
Terrace
to
mail
and
passengers
iroiu
van
couver.
Council
approved
recommendation
that
$438.50
be
paid
for
damage
dane
to
residence
of
Gunnar
Selvig,
120
Fifth
West
Avenue,
during
blasting
by
a
city
sewer
gang.
avor
Wiuii.,11
tii,
,,,i,i
n,
o
Board
of
works
chairman
reported
Howard
Sutherland
had
been
appointed
weigh
scale
operator
at
a
commencing
salary
oi
$70
a
mouth.
this
city.
While
here,
he
also
gathered
material
for
a
feature
internal
revenue
bureau
in
wnien
-
.
scandal
has
been
developing.
All
High
3:56
19.4
feet
employees
except
the
commis-
15:42
19.1
feet
sloner
are
being
put
under
civil
Low
9:48
7.6
feet
i
service
status.
.
.
I
.
82:06
posed
site
on
Second
Avenue
i
Operations
were
reported
today
although
run-
sun
'too
u
i.hiuucu
IsnhlLpH"
frnin
iiuui
'.magazine
article
in
which
he
sketches
Aid.
George
Casey.
;
i
mai
ugau
again
w-ient
city
hnll
office.
He
gavejning
ate.