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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPKR
y
CABS
Published
of
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
MARCH
15th
VOL.
XLI,
No.
57
'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MARCH
7,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ftAcrf
kro
GIM
00
mi
CMs
PiresiBi.4
D'.nnoct
YpAr
Co
Air
Kupert
Aero
Club
is
looking
forward
to
;
v'ear
yet
in
1952
by
becoming
a
governed
f
lyir.tr
school
with
addition
of
another
Baltimore
Bleacher
Collapses
at
Fvjdence
of
Terrace-Kitimat
Railway
Big
Job
ivll-time
ami
par.-ume
in&u
uciur
Canadians
Can
Forget
Reduction
Hopes,
Says
Premier
St.
Laurent
Sonja
Henie
Show-275
Hurtiy:
Li
partv
""l
01
1
BALTIMORE
(CP)
A
huge
section
of
an
ice-j
iy
OTTAWA
Tlie
viee-pi
evident
of
the
Aluminum
Com-
nnnv
nP
n:innrla
MrNpflv
Dn-
rtant
I
Pat
Dcane
was
re-elected
!
president
of
the
club,
following
the
annual
meeting
last
night,
i
with
Pilot
Bob
Kclscy,
vice-'
president,
and
J.
S.
Burns,
secretary-treasurer.
i
Other
directors
are
Self
And
bose
of
Montreal,
in
ait
;
show
bleacher,
"not
even
nailed
down,'."collapsed
last
i
Testimony
of
an
18-year-old
inaian
gin
anu
01
euy
logci
;
announcement
concerning
ths
railway
to
connect
Terrace
night
at
a
Sonja
Heinie
show,
injuring
more
than
was
heard
this
morning
In
po
ion
OTTAWA
(CP)
Canadians
can
forget
any
erson
buildlne
and
grounds
i
and
Kitimat.
said
there
is
lit
lice
court
as
preliminary
hear-
275
persons.
Thirty-two
are
reported
in
serious
con
dition.
I
chairman;
Bill
Strahl,
ground
r
tie
expectation
that
the
bra
nc'i
school
chairman;
Doug
Hague,
I
can
be
completed
earlier
lh:
Due
ing
opened
in
connection
wU.
hope
f
r
.dre
tax
cuts
this
year.
Pieliuel
St.
LaUi-the
alleged
wounding
of
a
26-
,
year-old
Indian
housewife,
case
ent
made
this
plain
yesterday
as
the
TT
House
of
-
r,
Lom-has
been
adjourned
until
Tues-mons
swung
briefly
into
the
traditional
wide
ranging.
technical
and
aircraft
officer;.!
two
or
three
year).
The
bridsc
Although
not
required
by
law.
Lome
Stephens,
entertainment
across
the
Sktena
will
be
a
permit
was
asked
by
the
chairman;
Crawford
Moore,
pub-
large
job
and
the
rails
wil!
'
agement
and
had
been
refused.
ip,
..The
first
rep
To
Keep
War
Inside
Korea
cross
about
40
miles
of
rouh
The
massive
section
shuddered
,
public
opinion
ilcity
ancl
nicmoersnip,
ana
uv.
s!vtivr
ousted
;W
s
Kergin.
terrain.
'
debate
and
defeated
two
charged
with
doing
grievous'
Throne
Speech
quickly
;
bodily
harm'
to
Mrs.
Vera
Bey-
ODDOSition
motions
of
non-conf
idence
in
the
govern-
!
non,
1448
Piggot
Avenue,
Is
Peter
r
Byrne,
30-year-old
fisherman.
.
.ment.
nifial
election
iai
.
Accomplishments
of
the
past
x
held
tnrouguuui
;
wall's
early
in
Truman
Administration
Again!
Ellens
on
to
China
The
woman
was
discovered
at
and
gave
wav
just
five
minutes
before
the
show
was
to
begin.
;
Men
tore
at
the
tangled
beams
,
to
rescue
screaming
children
and
crying
women.
:
I
Rescue
operations
were
finished.
In
fifteen
minutes,
i
An
investigation
has
been
year,
reviewed
in
the
president's
report,
Included
award
of
a
safe
flying
certificate,"
and
turning
out
ficc
licensed
pilots,
Norman
Skogmo.
rat
Deane.
War
Loss
Claims
Mount
in
Britain
noon,
February
15,
in
her
home
in
critical
condition
with
a
stab-
By
JOHN
M.
HIGHTOWER
,d
over
a
period
of
r.ir.g
April
3.
when
WAU1INGTON
(APi
Thebing
wound
which
had
punc-Truman
administration
has
de-itured
a
lung.
n
.
i
Members
voted
88
to
44
against
xOTdfj
flGarS
i
a
Progrewive
Conservative
mo-
'
j
tion
charging
the
government
M
Dfinrirt-l
!
with
taxes
excessive
and
our-
ffl
ifinCipdl
,
idensome:
that
the
government
)
refuses
to
cut
waste
and
extrav-High
School
Principal
A.
M.
i
agance
and
that
it
is
not
dealing
Hurst
was
an
Education
Week
adequately
with
the
cost
of
;hc
pons
pong
Haig.
Bill
Strahl
and
Miss
m
rtp
ermine
the
.
..
,,,
Elizabeth
Holmes,
now
in
Vic
LONDON
CP
Destruction
olj
cu-
.
!
elded
against
any
move
to
carry
property
in
the
United
Kingdom
Seven
thousand
were
present.,
R
'tQ
eyenj
toria.
t;ie
new
county
'will
be
followed
Kivp
more
students
are
on
the
i
as
the
result
of
enemy
action
in
.
Calls
For
i
if
the
truce
talks
collapse.
Officials
said
that
is
the
prea-
,
n
bv
the
annual
Thursday's
Rotary
;
"ving.
speaker
at
verge
of
obtaining
their
private
'
the
second
world
war,
tias
a'-jP
.'-.
pilot's
licences
and
will
fly
their
i
ready
cost
the
British
govern-1
I
rilBTri
S
i-wruusn.
uiuiin
ai.u
I
There
was
a
vote
ol
yu
lo
it
Club
luncheor.
t
ent
basic
policy
but
now
it
I
i
applied
if
and
when
a
collapse;
SnOWflOWn
!
Appeal
I
occurs
will
undolibtedly
depend
:
m
'
"
l"c
,
ing
the
government
with
hav-
!
on
what
the
Communists
do
!
LONDON
Clement
Attlee
portance
of
a
democracy
having
;
lng
(aiiea
to
inaugurate
a
na-iand
what
the
American
peopiei,
t
nii,t
railed
for
a
full
seal"
an
educational
system
which
;
tional
health
Insurance
program
c
rnimeils
in
WSM
as
soon
as
exaiiimawuiia
T
o
at
oresent
can
be
arranged
with
the
Trans-
i
The
latest
report
by
the
War
a
h
t"irre
that
port
Department.
They
are
Ku-,
Damage
Commls.sion,
which
bc-
,
,
iiJ
'inrie-
Bene
Dutchyshcn,
C
r
a
w
f
o
r
d
j
gan
dealing
with
claims
back
in
la,c
'1.
1
Moore
Jav
Burns,
Lome
Stcph-
1941,
shows
that
72.000,00
was
wARTTTwnTnw
(cp
Prpsirtftit
,
think
about
it.
.
I,ti.
of
n,
m,ngm.nt,T
i9ht
rhilrirpn
tn
think
for
with
provision
for
participation
natrl
nut
tn
infil
acainst
92
000
-
.
.
.
....
,.
!
..
,
....'I
.
"
y
""
,
k
Ou
rvrnvineps
councils
,.,,..
,.iu
inu
mi,
ens
anu
"
ouu-nuuciwu,
...
.
i,12
.
Vk
I
Truman
appcaiea
to
tne
peopu:
m
ine
nigneat
icvco
ui
Labor
party
next
Tuesday,
to
themselves.
"You
cannot
operate
j
.
m
nnn
,
in
thp
nipvtniiK
vf.;ir
,
r
.
t,
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
j
,
....
r.
y
At
present,
tnc
ciuo
is
irysnj;
-
Thursday
nlglit
to
support
nis
aeience
ana
&Laie
uepai
nuenuy
decide
what
action
Is
to
be
taken
a
ripmorracv
without
freedom
of
to
obtain
a
full
time
instructor.!
Jne
commission
auiin
ioi
i
01Cign
aid
program
against
the
;
it
is
recognized,
omciais
pi-
i
with
the
left
wing,
led
by
An-
'
acc!rt(lH
j
indicated
there
will
be
no
sub-'
stantial
tax
cuts
this
year
but
pat'.y
machines
are
lor
what
is
cxpect-
Part
time
instructors
Bob
Kel-,
scmea
ibi.ouu
ciaims
tor
re-
clcct,on
year
economy
drive
say-
vately
concede,
that
popular
ui-uurin
Bevan,
which
failed
to
t
campaign.
Can-scy.
pilot
for
Queen
Charlotte
,
pairs,
involving
aisinouuon
oi
in.
dignation
could
force.
tne
unuw.i
support
Attlee
yesterday
when
irre
speaker
compaiea
a
nemo-;
said
that
none
could
oe
expect-
cuUriy
the
Social-
Airlines,
while
clu
engineer
is
;
nearly
Lbu.uoo.uuu
to
private
We
would
be
tter
0ff
to
win
States
in
some
circumstances
to
lt
abstained
on
a
want-ofr'conU-
cratic
system
with-those
of
Stalin
ed
"as
long
as
the
world
situa-
.duated
that
the
Harold
Kcllough.
A
newly-over-;
owners,
ine
iuaiuuei
'u:th
the
fight
fiht
anainst
against
communism
i
laKe
acllon
w"cn
wouia
eimei.dence
vote
against
the
govern-
and
Hitler
which
consisted
;
won
continues
as
u
is.
tie
m-
m
will
be
fought
liauled
Taylorcraft
was
recently
local
and
otner
puonc.
autnori-
!
ii
i
...
-
.
..
tme
Creiiinr
1
finfliiiVu
?-hnr
fif
than
to
win
any
particular
elec-
co.uraaici
or
a.veige
iu.
ment.
"'ca,u
laA"
wl"
'
,ac
u"ucl
largely
of
propaganda
and
under
;
present
policy.
-
present
circumstances.
a
meeting
of
the
'27-member
which
all
people
had
to
do
was,
A
clear
indication
of
the
ad-
national
committee
of
the
British
what
thev
were
told.
!
The
Prime
Minister's
state-
!io;,;u.
rauicr
uiau
prnea
up
iroiil
Vancouver,
ine
"
'
,
inn
.uiuil
usMies.
plane
Is
equipped
to
the
last
w"'""
t
Earlier
In
the
day.
President
Con-,
ministration's
attitude
came
in
Labor
party
has
also
been
called
President
Fred
Scaricien
was
in
ment
came
in
reply
to
a
demand
tAv
t..
Trtlii-
H,T
All'
a
i.
mi
..
i
-.
a.
f,
.,1-5
f.
nvrn
Tfam
t
rrtr
f"o;
c
t
r
c
Truman
formally
asked
,ve
he,
-n
in
control
detail
for
dual
Hying
instruction,
w
1JU'ro"
u-
tv
Couneil
since
including
ail-to-Kround
radio.
i
A
breakdown
the
-
major
of
rout
viars
only
by
Second
aircraft,
also
a
Taylor-
claims
;.
,
.rpu
for
$7
900
000
000
in
sup-
"fvctn
oc.iu
uy
.
t.-.-
,or
nexi
inursuay
io
cunsiuci
the
chair
over
a
gooo-sizea
si-;""'"
v-".6.
.
...v,...
disposed
of
fluiing
the
B'CJ
'
'
.
'
state
secretary,
Conservative
leader,
that
the
,
d
,
J
,-,cn,
asaLfant
the
split
betwesn
Attlee
and
tendance
of
members.
ui
that
".
7.000.000
was
,H
nl!J
.urv
nnnv
Z"
i
nrodrd
to
10
the
lne
Philadelphia
rmiaoeipiua
Bulleli.i
uuuci.i
Bevan.
'
a
ouiz
nrof
am.
which
had
government
give
immediate
as-.
maioritv.
majority.
Three
Ilirce
craft,
cralt.
Is
Is
undergoing
unaergomg
a
a
major
major
y--ar
year
suuw
ows
Political
observers
feel
that
Mr.
been
planned,
was
deferred
until
.surance
of
tax
reductions
in
e
saia
e
vt
ry
per
ny
is
uiui
u
result
ended
In
a
:
overhaul,
in
charge
of
hnl-,
paid
for
destruction
of
factories,
FQrum
al
philadclpnla
It
wa3
k
btween
Labor
neer
Kcllough.
6.500.000
for
commercial
build-1
to
meet
ine
kiiwm
deUvered
by
his
'assistant.
U.
survival
ot
c"11"151
;us
Ub'.r
subse-
.
,,
.
K.K
;
lngs
and
3.250,000
for
domestic
,
'tion.
cgain,t
t
Alcxis
Johnson
who
retUrned
10
AttiPA
must.
m.t.
down
the
revolt
next
week.
.
!
view
ol
a
570U.uuu.uuu
surplus
at
Visitors
were
Dr.
J.
L.
Hart
and
the
three-quarter
mark
of
the
or
surrender
his
leadership
with-
H
I.L
dwellings.
Churches
and
shops
days
ago
from
talks
with
Gen.
-
rl
Slip
nliner
lluilfl
C.
V.
Evitt,
both
of
Nanaimo.
'
.fiscal
year.
r
,
t
KfVi
,or
ln
ix
icw
lIlUULlia.
rmanic
control
I1,lp
tlu,)
ls
loo.Kln8
forward
to
accounted
for
2.250,000
each.
iwj
ji-jjiBiawjia
ui
uw.
k'"
Matthew
B.
Kiaewav
ana
otnei
The
only
cheer
tul
financial
news
St.
Laurent
has
brought
forth
was
his
statement
there
will
be
some
taxation
adjust-
les
promptly
canea
ior
cuu.
;
top
United
Nations
military
mea
,
ranging
up'
to
one
half
of
the
1
ln
Korea.
;
total.
'
'
1
The
21
aldermen
a
'
c,v
fu"
yta'.
suvs
President
iv
the
"rouneillors,
ouw.,
who
ivported
several:
rt'rm
leu
retire
l-i'0Hpe('tivc
stuuents
on
the
Big
Red
Defence
Budget
Detectives
Are
"ments
hr
the
budget
and
that?"5
waning
Urtt.
lie
li.-U'U
1110
Den.:-,
Supreme
Council
risked
for
fit.
ol
bi'coming
a
goveiniiiiMit
,
the
cost
of
living
shows
some
signs
of
stabilizing.
Vfirnjii
tn
cuntlt
'1
the
i.irtlicoinliig
approved
school,
unuer
which
;c.
Shot
by
Suspects
.
Ciminnan
J
a
m
c
a
.
Richards
iDcm.,
S.C.i
of
the
House
of
Representatives
foreign
affairs
committee
said
the
tion
would
be
"doing
pretty
student
can
obtain
his
licence
;th
a
CunMi
vatlve
Foot-Mouth
Communists'
Bill
Through
I
Latest
Trick
all
but
onr.
The
with
a
minimum
of
30
hours,
fly-,
TORONTO
O-Two
men,
stop
Bifgest
Peacetime
Outlay
Yet
MOSCOW
CP
The
Supreme
Soviet,
Russian
parliament,
was
asked
by
the
government
Thursday
night
to
approve
a
budget
Of
113.800,000,000
rubles
for
de-
111
time
(instead
of
40
hours
t
fur
questioning
as
bank
'
darn
well"
to
escape
with
a
cut
k'lhnal
Green.
ped
adition
fur
many
antl
tf
llc
or
k1,c
completes
the
roboel.y
SUSpCCis,
opened
fire-of
$100,000,000.
course
within
one
year,
includ-:
Thursday
on
a
crack
detective
President
Truman,
In
an
ad-
"n
conceded
to
the
Manslaughter
Verdict
in
Fratricide
MUNSAN
0'
Communist
truce
ferlce.(This
is
about
$28,450,000,-
ing
10
hours
of
ground
school,)
t(,am
,WOunding
tm
police
offi-
dress
broadcast,
televised
from
will
receive
a
government
grant
;ccrs
une
severeiy,
lhe
whitc
House
last
night.:
01
IUO.
.
j
Sergeant
of
Detectives
Edmund
i
in
etfect
accused
those
wlto
ad-
Government
Measure
To
Give
Compensation
Given
Assent
at
Ottawa
.,
,..
-n..rKf
rt
f-
stal
a
possible
naval
blockade
of
uuu
ttu
-
u"'"
M
.r.'":"""!
10"B-
Ba"B'na
neu.u.
vocate
reduction
in
wie
pioBi:
:
ir.
0
T.,
n.
if..in
cents
oer
ruble.
)omic
:l,K,'?:la:-
m:
""m
:?.
r"
U!!"?l.,
Pmg
poUUcal
motives
"
:Ctnke
It
is
a
record
for
peacetime
private
puuw
wuu
'"
Doaj.
ins
coiiamun
is
ui-sti
mm
above
concern
ior
ine
weuare
ui
p"b'""
t
-....v-.o
.
-
--
u.r
,.,..ro
if
n,.,.r.ni.
.,i,i
rp-
.--i.ii
.
.
....
1.1
'
ltv-Ktnrir
huilriinffs
and
crons
proposed
writing
a
ban
into
a
outlay
for
defence
of
the
Soviet.
Last
year
defence
expeditures
'wm
avoi.iTv
14
v
v
v
i.vt.v.
.
ciiLiuiti.
innir
rniirii.rv
iinu
u.
iiuu
wuiiu
-
...
-1
.
1
i
nffn..
hoL-
Wnrpan
flrmlstiw.
Nanaimo
Manslaughter
verdict
was
returned
Thuisday
ceive
another
$100
grant.
1
Tongs
partner,
Detective
Scr-,are
heining
communism.
ru-
i..wrfo-.
tc
law
t
"Tt.
Rppms
that,
what
thev
are
amounted
to
96,355,000,000
1
Now
The
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
grant
Roy
Perry,
was
shot;
i
against
Gordon
Jackson,
charg
luut'niiu'iiivfu
tit
wwi
no-
i
-
-
,
,
.
.
.
a
A
:
i
-i-ntAU
ntt
aimic
n
PS
It
was
given
Koyai
Assent
yesier-.
t
.,,
v,.lTP.d
!
ed
with
murdering
his
brother.
...
.
:.
,uc!,?Brn
.nan.Lpmt"
,;
:
b;i
Percy,
Percy,
during
during
a
a
logging
logging
camp
camp
is
the
only
ail-seapi.inc
scnooi
,
through
the
wrist,
ln
Western
Canada,
but
niem-l
Fellow
officers
expressed
the
hers
are
also
looking
forward
to1
belief
that
the
detectives
had
the
possibility
of
Ridley
Island
been
on
the
point
of
arresting
As
a
bill
outlining
tne
pro-
worm,
w..e
i..
m
.
,C
"4
7'v
lninart,
last
S.Dtember
2.
He
wiU
Slaughtering
tward
yesterday,
the
government
was
co.uru.,
a,u
.
-
-
-
Q
h
end
f
the
Assizes
Regina
Cattle
as
a
future
airfield,
a
project
the
men
who
are
wanted
in
a
now
under
consideration
by
the
'wave
of
bank
hold-ups
that
has;
Department
of
Transport.
swept
the
Toronto
district.
i
m
TclK
imviMiition
REGINA
-All
known
herds
tur
to
spread
the
economic
bur-:
"any
military
action
would
De
""'''"7".
educed
duced
verdict
verttet.
"
infected
the
prohibited,
not
only
in
Korea,
or
this
year
at
508,800.000.000
with
foot
and
mouth
den
of
the
disease
across
Elite
disease
4n
the
Regina
area
have
country.
iuuk
"
U,"CJ
'
:0wn
defence,
Jackson
told
-iUe
''r"'B
iHiiili
the
been
slaunhtered
with
the
excep
Meanwhile
In
the
House
ot
i
.
.
i
iurv
he
was
in
a
"comDlete
Central
Interior
Timbermen
Seeking
New
'
Victoria
Deal
r
"
w
piuse
of
1
Inch
Is
transforming
;
T
'i
'iivii
ntimciit,
the
lf
tlip
nallon's
In-
:
f
"'lure
Iiik
h-
.
tion
of
one
being
held
for
ex-
Commons
Prime
Minister
St.
perimcntal
purposes.
The
herd
Laurent
took
up
charges
that
ol
Leonard
Wass,
comprising
39
government
officials
had
showed
...tux
is
h-irw
hnlit
for
nhserva-
"cross
necllEence"
in
handling
Wanton
Boy
Burglars
Taken-Ages
From
12
to
17
Years
blackout"
for
five
hours
the
night
ot
the
party.
He
said
he
remembered
nothing
of
what
hau
happened
until
he
was
arrested
the
following
morning..
The
shooting
occured
at
a
llel'ihl
To
ifiill
a
dck'iration
of
northern
and
Centnd
uon
to
facilitate
the
carrying
out
the
outbreak
in
its
early
stages
J
f
ot
tests
aimed
at
identification
of
There
should
be
a
most
careful
.u:u
ill
U0
,.;
which
will
ue
ieiu
ish
Columbia
lumbermen
d
,mmunity
QUra-
investigation,
Mr.
st.
Lauren;
1
economic
-
.a,ii,.(i
perceptibly
.
VANCOUVER.
(Canadian
Press)
-
Detective.
-cSSa!!'
d
and
M
nnr
north
K
....1.1
cnit
;
f.
l...
.
t
tho
r:in:irlt:in
RlJini!-!
t.inn
said.
If
it
-was
round
mat,
?
"i.
president
o
":1UM-V
'M'''11"""-1
,
7
...
(
.
.
!
The
herd
will
be
kept
under
through
either
lack
of
knowledge
said
Thursday
that
they
have
arrested
live
tjoys
wno
'"."iim
Rn
i
l.lUllllfl
h
nwutUHiuii
uuu
i'i
""lu
,
.w
,cosc
quarantine
during
me
ou-
ur
uiuBrtc
u.t
?r.f
lDflct
9ll
Virmo
'
wuvs
'
u,..,1.;,v
-r-i
r-
irr,
ird
a
i,
:?::
-
..
m
e.,n.u
.,.iwvHn.riod
and
destrovod
-
..fces.
they
should
be
brought
to
have
confessed
to
breaking
into
at
leabt
2U
homes,-
ACATUCD
t
i
y
f
(
in
T
Pt
U'lT
h
Mnn
V.
I
'
'V.
IIIILL
m
iiinw
hum,-
-
-
,.
.
.,,i
.uu
.......
-
.
'
V
V
I
v
I
I
iliv
,vw-tion
of
I
"
Univer-
UIIIVll
-
t
heaving
much
of
the
loot
into
a
lake.
ttle,
Terrace
sawmill
operator,
leu;
'n
Oniitrio
today.
f
orests,
D.
G.
Ll
,
iS,inr!'T,0f
W
plane
today
f.
a
.m-
m
'cnjiilH'tion
'
1
J
for
Vancouver.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
-We
smashed
furniture
and-threw
groceries
around
because
in
many
homes
there
wasn't
anything
worth
carrying
away,"
one
of
the
boys
told
detectives
Ben
Edwards
and
Gus
Walker.
Police
said
the
boys
told
them
they
used
taxis
to
get
to
the
Synopsis
Clear
skies
overnight
in
near-;
ly
all
sections
of
British
Colum-1
bia
permitted
sharp
drops
in
i
temperature
with
one
to
three
degrees
of
frost
occurring
"at
j
many
coastal
points
and
mini
1
mums
of
the
order
of
five
to
i
10
degrees
resulting
in
the
Koot-
enay
and
northern
Cariboo
re-1
gions.
A
Pacitic
weather
dis
(t'uiirlr
S.
I.
JiiIiiihIiiii
(
'.
l.ltl.U
'
L"
power
poten-"o
Hie
whole
of
the
'csl
to
Intensive
spearh.udi-cl
b
y
;
"'"""Inuiii
produc-
railway
chief
Seeks
Power
For
Cariboo
Angus
MacLean,
MLA,
Also
Wants
Highway
Paved
Pinay
Is
Endorsed
TORONTO
Athona
'-
-11
I
The
purpose
of
the
mission
to
Victoria,
Mr.
Little
explained
lo
!
the
Daily
News,
was
to
see
If
i
some
arrangement
could
not
be
worked
out
with
Mr.
Kenney
,
whereby
fuller
and
more
eqult-'ablc
consideration
may
be
given
!to
representations
of
the
smaller
lumber
operators,
particularly;
i
those
in
the
north.
;
20'
i
scenes
of
the
burglaries
and
at
Aumaquc
Bcvcourt
v
uie
100
;0ne
house
got
drunk
on
liquor
i'ateniiig
,ir
m"
horizons
thev
found
on
the
premises
Ih'Gaullists
Split
To
Support
were
turbance
is
moving
gradually
he
asserted.
Ages
of
the
gang,
police
said,
VICTORIA
(CP)
Angus
Mac-
,,
,
,
,?f
ai.,.i.:,
$
;Vjn
cw
rrcmier
or
trance
ranged
from
12
to
17
years.
1
Lcan
cariboo,
speaking
In
the
nd
cloudiness
from
tUe
soulh.'
t
'
"onorary
I
-iversity
Uf
western
'
PARIS
(CP)
The
French
As-?
i'asw
A
u.,
Isemhlv
lust,
nlirht
officinllv
;v:-
the
For
some
time,
Mr.
Little
said,
j
budget
oeoate
m
ine
W8i--
ern
extremities
of
this
storm
:
:
ture
yesterday,
urged
construe-
wU,
lnvad
northwestern
B
C.
tu.
tion
of
a
hydro-electric
plant
n
d
and
generally
all
sections
f
River
and
the
com-
the
Quesnel
;
pr0vince
Saturday.
Some
pioveu
flntoine
h"inay
as
rrraim
"'Indian
Pa-i,
Manitoba
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
27
Bralorne
6.10
B
R
X
;.'.'
04-T,
Cariboo
Quartz
1-25
Congress
06
Cronin
Babine
4
Giant
Mascot
.97
Indian
Mines
21
Pioneer
2.15
Premier
Border
32
Privateer
0934
Reno
03
Vi
Sheep
Creek
165
Silbak
Premlej-
58
Taku
River
07
Vamtnda
-
1934
Salmon
Gold
03
Va
"Spud
Valley
14'.
Silver
Standard
2.30
,.
Western
Uranium
3.45
I
pit.
tU'U
Ul
tll
a
t.iiiv
v"
:
Eastern
Railway
from
Squamish
i
to
Vancouver.
!
In
his
Scotch
burr.
Mr.
Mac-
Curlers
Win
Release
1
of
France.
He
was
accorded
a
poncy
at
Victoria
has
been
j
margin
of
11
over
the
313
votes
worrying
the
interior
operators.'
required
for
approval.
Logging
methods
and
rtumpasc1
The
endorsation
of
Pinay,
who
.
.,,,..
have
been
matters
of
n.
par
had
formed
the
first
Right
Wing
rates
coalition
government
France
has
,
ticular
concern,
had
since
the
war.
was
unex-!
Mr,
Little
drove
in
from
Tcr-pected
in
some
political
quar-;
racc
iast
evening
and
reports
rain
is
expected
in
tne
norm
coast
areas
later
today
and
overnight.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Sunny
Proposed
WINNIPEG
vviinrcv-
'(!"
v.
mo
Manitoba
vuo
to-
!"liu
,
"
.,
onvemment
can-
day
won
the
19d2
C-anadian
cur
-
-
.
f
65
Q00
ln
southern
portions
this
morn
Buffalo
Canadian
23
1
Consol.
Smelters
38.00
Conwest
3.70
;
Donalda
45
j
Eldona
27
:
East
Sullivan
8.60
i
Giant
YMlowknlfe
11.35
God's
Lake
43
Hardrock
13
Harricana
-14
Heva
'.
12
Vi
Joliet
Quebec
.46'.'.
Little
Long
Lac
672
Lynx
13
Madscn
Red
Lake
2.05
McKenzle
Red
Lake
43
1
i
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.85
Moneta
34
'
Negus
.
60
Noranda
,
.
79.75
Louvicourt
..."
.'.
29
Pickle
Crow
155
San
Antpnio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
17
,
Sherrit
Gordon
4.70
Steep
Rock
7.40
S'lver
Miller
'
1.58
Upper
Canada
1.72
tors.
(the
Skeena
River
Highway
in
DeGautlisLs.
who
previously
Uhe
best
shape
it
has
been
for
had
stood
together
against
any
some
time,
"ine
oepaitnieni
01
ing
uchfmP'h
.
X.i
horsepower
hydro
plant
on
the
ing.
otherwise
cloudy
today
and
ninth
straight
win
defeatu
ig
;-Q
Indury
was
coming
to
Saturday.
Rain
beginning
in
the
Alberta
10
Ao
7
in
the
tentn
,
CarJbQO
Rnd
mor
was
northern
portions
this
morning,
round.
nporipri
spreading
to
northern
Vancoit-
Alberta
is
in
second
p
lace
w.i
necdMacLean
iaid
the
govern.
Ver
Island
overnight.
Utile
seven
wins
an
dt
wo
defeats
.
;
promised
to
pave
the
change
in
temperature.
Wlnds-
t,fH
ml
?,rtartoxwK:
Ontario-six
wms
Cariboo
Highway
to
Prince
Light,
increasing
to
south
0.
third
spot
with
;Gco
b
1952
but
nothing
had
In
northern
section
by
noon
to-and
four
losses.
iwpn
rfnne.
!
day
and
ln
southern
section
coalition,
split
and
some
voted
public
works
is
doing
a
In
support
of
Pinay
who
failed
j0b,"
he
acknowledged,
to
obtain
co-operation
of
Social-
:
good
oils
'
Anglo
Canadian
9.00
A
P
Con
52
Calmont
1-91
Central
Leduc
3.00
Home
Oil
16.25
1
''
h(,id
capUve
for
te,0ul11
IWcr
i
.mnn,5alcs
Untd,
bargain
would
ists
and
Communists.
!
Pinay
announced
there
would
be
no
change
in
foreign
policy.
TIDES
Saturday,
March
8,
1952
Billy
Waisn
ano
n.b
rui.
.,.
llrpd
the
aboil-'
Saturday
morning.
Lows
tonight
His
main
object
at
the
outset
I
Rouge
rink
are
meeting
North-
ern
in
,2
Slrel
mlu
ld
niere?
b"t
was
in
'
tion
of
co-insurance
in
the
Brit-;
and
highs
tomorrow-At
Port
rmt.rin
thW
afternoon
?f
nr?
'
ish
Columbia
Hospital
Insurance
Hardy,
37
and
46;
Sandspit,
34
effort
iffort
to
to
nke
make
It
it
ten
ten
siraiMu.
straight
and.44;
Prince
Rupert,
32
and
43.
Mercury
-30
Okalta
:
3.80
Pacific
Pete
10.50
Royal
Canadian
23
Royalite
-
16-50
the
0:02
17.2
leet
,
11:41
18.5
feet
........
5:44
"
9.0
feet
18:09
4-6
feet
will
be
to-
overcome
France's
High
budgetary
deficit.
He
has
al-
ready
announced
a
drive
on
tax
Low
evaders.
i
without
a
loss.
e
Com-
.ovH.