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VOL,
XLI,
No.
108
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
7.
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
KM
pnrw
MA
Doukhobor
Resettlement
Enrolment
Away
Higher
Committee
Recommends
Rehabilitation
of
Sons
of
Freedom
fflrl
llmnn
Enrolment
at
Prince
Rupert;
vlU
Ulilvll
hi
m
Resumption
of
Full;
Scale
Fighting
Seen
General
Itidgway
Says
Allies
Have
Had
Last,
Truce
Word
.
MUNSAN
(Canadian
Press)
Korean
'truce
talks
sank
to
an'
all-time
low
today
after
the
Communists
rejected
a',
"clear,
final
and
irrevocable"
city
schools
for
April
this
'year1
pi
t
.
1
VANCOUVER
tA
consuita-
totalled
1470,
compared
withirlflht
IlVPT
tlVc
commlltee
on
Doukhobors
1138
in
the
same
month
last
year,!
y"'
VI
VI
'
j
was
warned
Tuesday
that
vio-
according
to
reports
presented
'
lence
may
break
out
afresh
in
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
truce
j
southeastern
British
Columbia
of
the
school
board
last
night.
I
Was
called
Tucsday
ln
tnc
seven
unless
reforms
in
Doukhobor
Per
schools
the
enrolment
for
ycar
court
battle
of
Myron
colonics
are
undertaken
imnre-Aprll
was
as
follows
with
April
.
Kuzych-
40-year-old
welder,
for
j
dlatcly.
1951
figures
ln
parenthesis
for
membership
In
the
Marine
and!
xile
warning
came
In
a
340-comparison:
Boilermakers'
Union.
Kuzych,
.page
report
made
public
by
the
Booth
School
510
473i
expelled
from
the
union
because
j
12-membcr
committee
as
rumb-
Borden
Street
..
294
(278)
inc
PPocd
Its
closed
shop
prin-j
lings
of
new
unrest
arose
from
Conrad
Street
290
260t
c'P'es.
was
offered
a
truce
by
j
the
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobor
King
Edward
378
(321
1
tnc
union
president,
Bill
White.
I
settlements
In
the
West
Koot-
Percentage
attendances
were:
Kuzych
can
rejoin
the
union
jenays.
In
recent
weeks
there
Booth,
91.25;
Borden,
94.25:
Con-'
now
on
its
terms
he
must!
have
been
scattered
cases
of
Terrace
Man
Found
Guilty
'
Robert
William
Parker
Convicted
of
Hit
and
Run
Driving
Robert
William
Parker,
33,
of
Terrace,
was
found
guilty
at
Supreme
Court
assizes
yesterday
of
intentionally
leaving
the
scene
of
an
accident
to
escape
liability.
.
He
was
charged
in
connection
with
a
hit
and
run
accident
last
October
7
in
Terrace
resulting
in
the
injury
of
Harry
Seaton,
also
o
Terrace.
Justice
H.
S.
Woods
reserved
sentence
to
end
of
assizes
at
request
of
Defence
Counsel
David
Sturdy.
;
The
12-man
jury
deliberated
three-quarters
of
an
hour
before
returning
the
verdict.
A
double
defence
was
presented
by
Mr.
Sturdy,'
calling
as
witnesses
the
accused,
Mrs.
Parker
and
a
friend
of
the
Parkers,
ill
Vl
package
proposal
from
the
Allies.
An
official
Allied
spokesman
Gains
For
Socialists
iad,
94.2;
King
Edward,
95.4.
said:
"There
is
nothing
left
to
'
'
"
'
discuss."
.
Top
negotiators
on
each
side
told
the
other
"the
next
move
is
up
to
you."
Agreement
preparations
are
so
remote
that
the
United
Nations
command
proposed
an
indefinite
recess
of
the
armistice
talks.
However,
full
delegates
will
arson.
The
committee,
established
by
the
provincial
government
and
drawn
largely
from
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
studied
the
Doukhobor
problem
for
18
moil!
Us.
Tlia
report
advances
forty
recommendations
designed
to
cease
and
desist
all
legal
action
for
any
claims
he
has.
He
was
not
immediately
available
for
comment.
Kuzych
claimed
he
was
wrongfully
expelled
and
denied
opportunity
to
work.
The
cost
of
a
seven
year
battle
to
the
union
has
been
$40,000,
LONDON
CP
British
SociaJ-I
ists
have
scored
strong
gains
in
j
the
opening
phase
of
small
town
and
rural
council
elections
that
j
last
through
to
Saturday.
Jail
Riot
I
hi'
Frisco
SAN
FRANCISCO
After
suppressing
the
news
for
24
hours,
Sheriff
Dan
Gallagher
disclosed
belatedly
Tuesday
that
meet
again
Thursday
at
Insist-
('
-
.Conservative
h
e
a
d
q
u
arters
ence
of
the
Reds.
break
down
gently
hostility
of
Willis
Kalish
White
said.
He
said
It
"
cost
ixmkhobor
sect,
to
the
life
of
None
of
the
witnesses
knew
concede
that
they
are
losing
Negotiators
abruptly
ended
f'rtnnlo
n,rf,lnH
nuA..
nnllnnt
'
irrniinH
In
tfale
tocf
nf
tviUHpoI
Mizycn
inc
same
amount.
secrecy
which
has
shrouded
the
The
committee
recommended
j
Accused
and
his
wife
swore
'
sentiment
among
20.000,000
vot-
j
that
the
fanatical
Sons
of
Free-1
their
car
had
been
stolen
from
ers
as
they
did
in
last
month's
dom
sect
numbering
about
its
parking
place
in
front
of
their
:
county
council
election
when
J
2,000
oi
some
10.000
Doukhobors
home
some
time
after
1:30
a.m.
(Labor
scored
a
landslide
in
Lon-
Seven
Die
'
in
Train
Wreck
in
B.C.
be
resettled
in
another
j
Shortly
after
7
a.m.,
Parker
him-
:
don
and
made
gains
in
other
,
240
of
500
prisoners
ln
San
Fran-
;
cisco
County
Jail
at
San
Bruno
staged
a
destructive
four-tiour
riot
Monday.
He
said
the
rioters
smashed
windows,
burned
niat-
tresses
ln
the
cells
and
flooded
,
their
areas
with
water.
!
Th
rlisiirflnr
U'Du
finnllnH
fVil-
country
providing
their
conflicts
self
found
the
car,
front
end
j
large
centres,
would
be
lessened
and
health
heavily
damaged,
parked
along
j
talks
since
the
Allied
package
deal
was
presented
April
28.
In
Tokyo,
General
Mathew
B.
Rldgway
announced
a
virtual
Allied
ultimatum.
It
is
a
three-point
package:
1.
The
United
Command
would
return
70,000
to
1?2
000.
captured
Chinese
and
Nortlf
Koreans
In
exchange
for
120,000.
Allied
troops
held
by
the
Reds.
(This
is
crux
0
the
deadlock.)
2.
The
Communists
would
b2
SYDNEY,
Australia
S;
A
electric
train
plowed
into
Women
in
and
economic
factors
would
be
;
a
side
street,
satisfactory
In
that
nation.
j
According
to
police
testimony,
Failing
this,
the
Sons
should
Seaton
had
been
found
lying
on
be
relocated
in
another
part
of
i
the
main
thoroughfare
of
Ter-
IS
TOTEMS
-
A
collection
of
Indian
totem
poles
at
the
0(
Kisp'ox
for
which
photoprnpher
Jack
V.
Lons
.vcr
travflU-d
1.000
miles
provided
him
with
this
prize
it-"
u
if
in
tac
fifth
annual
print
show
of
the
Commercial
Ph'itosrMjjiim
Association
of
Canada.
He
was
awarded
Iku;i
Trophy
for
first
prize
in
the
pictorial
section,
hrrs
Ir.im
eight
provinces
"entered
COO
prints
ln
the
(CP
PHOTO)
thc
province
if
a
site
in
"soil,
!
race
at
1:52
a.m.,
a
few
minutes
Wouse
of
Lords
lachcr
reported,
when
he
talked
1,10
iear
of
another
at
suburban
with
the
prisoners
and
agreed
to
Kerala
station
Wednesday,
kill-Improve
food
and
bathing
faclli-
in8
spven
persons
an
injuring
ties
;
about
100
others.
The
sheriff"
sni.l
h
twlii.'vrd
!
The
trains
were
crowded
with
climate
and
employment
oppor-
,
after
being
struck
down.
finite
site
Usuenested
If
nn
new!
Kwor
MrS
Pflvkpr
AM
H,
.
.
'.
..
1
P
10
build
and
repair
.
v.
"?.
.-'
.r'Z
lZ.:Z
tneukersi-neionu.Nortn
Korean
air
Ilelds.
thc
underlying
cause
of
the
riot;
Sydney-bound
workers.
u;
muiu
uc
uuuu
w:
oy.io
i
ui
i
v
uis
mai
luiiw
"u
mi
meisiiras
to
hB
nrced
in
the
The
train
polli.ieri
in
a
thick
i
should
h
nSKisPri
t
rphnhillt'ntp
mnmtnr
ouhmmi,
tM,
ln-fr,r"
'
.
.
.
o
a.
ine
neas
wouio.
orop
meir
was
the
prisoners
had
know-
unions
Heard
About
'
ledge
of
riots
in
New
Jersey,
Michigan
and
Montreal
prisons.-
!
:r.Ls
,:!lTJ-
"'
House
for
the
first
lime.
But
a
Rideway
said
this
was
the
OniA
TVf-c
Dnrl'nF
'
"
'
r
w
v,v-uu
won't
be
easy
to
break.
I
whole.
He
said:
"Our
position
is
itimat
Development
Getting
Down
to
Normal
'
ustice
Woods:
Embargo
Hits
Tms
Pccrae
suiirage
is
one;ouc
num
wiuui
we
win
not
imu
"I
was
saving
that
for
the
as-1
iri,n
.
,
......
101
a
series
01
rejuruis.
lot
me
mwu
uui
tcucn
As
Rail
Bill
Passes
Game
Trophies
I'ul
Mill
KrdiiciiiK
I
rum
I
Seven
to
Hix
lajf.s
a
IVecJi
t
!
"What
do
you
mean,
saving
'
Upper
House
that
have
been
!
Meanwhile
-
in
Washington
!
if"
asked
the
Judge
"Donf
you
'simmering
Jot-
soma
time.
;
j
speculation
arose
that
complete
jknow
that
such
information
J.
In
last
fair,
general
election
I
coll.api
ih,e,.n,?gtl?"?"ln'1
BULLETINS
L
-
i
i.
f-
it
r
f
'
Vl'
,t,
s
Rolurnbis
north
after
beiug!
"Octtimr
oMni
to
ann;rt-
:m
ht
verv
ke
v
have
caused
;
,
u..m'
niof0,
win.
"","J"U"
n
tirpiiminn
hMrln,
in
,ii-
..:
'
'tt,,
-,."Tl
".
cduld
follow
the
Jatest
critical
A))lcwhaite
Kxpresses
Appreciation
,
"
Warns
(Government
to
Keep
Up
to
Date
1
in
VancOuvt
r
with
her
husband,
operation''
was
the
way
that
i
j
best
know;i
of
the
bis
game
mju
Manager
W.
C.
R.
Jones
des-
!
guides
and
outfitters
in
the
Cas-
cribed
the
reduction
which
is
!
nVs
the
7'
-WnV"
incur
all
IZnTnT
anartr
velopments;
:
this
expense?"
I
conference
to,
consider
proposals
I
:
raiser
accusea
inveaiigaiing
;
ioT
the
reform
of
the
House
of
I
:
police
omcer
uonsi.
t.
a.
urue
or
ijrtjs
Ryan
Trial
.
,
..
,
.."
.
':
.
:
,!
siar
area,
Mrs.
Oeorge
Ball
was
now
going
.
oa
at
the
Watson
j
-WW
(Special
to
Dally
Jsews)
Hon.
LlOmTin
the
city
Monday
aboard
the
island
pulp
mill
of
Columbia;
1
Trinccfs
Norah
bound
for
Tele-J
cellulose
from
to
six-
(
nmiUrm-
nf
i-uniLn
-t'
niirht
nilotwl
a
seven
a
..
nnm.-Ul
Ot
tiansport,
Idsl
lllgnt
Polt-Mjgraphcrcek.
'
Mr.
Ball
is
expected
day
working
week.
,
1
a
resokit
ion
dealiner
with
a
proposed
Cani;-t
to
br.
in
siiajw,
after
having
been
i
I
uiuwutaiiJii;
una
Lmais.
Viscount
Samuel,-
lyear-old'
"He
told
me
I
could
get
five
or
'
Liberal
leader,
will
take
up
the
ten
years
in
prison
if
I
didn't
atimial
Railways
line
from
Trrsii'0
to
U1,:
'mul
,U1
of
staff
as
is
compatible
with
imie
time,
to
bo
able
to
return
in,,.n!1,i
f,rnI.pnP
nf
nnprll.
Kitilliat.
-
about
the
mlddlo
of
June
to
the
;
tiol,
..
Ml.
Joncs
addpd
Diamond
B
ranch
about
six
;
He
gave
a
comprehensive
out-1
i
produce
the
person
wno
drove
um"uj
;
'
snv
car
in
tht
accident.
He
did
'
tnc
government
plans
;t0
fulfil
everything
in
his
power
to
make,
the
Pledge.
'
.
!
me
admit
I
drove
the
car."
I
Most
parties
want
to
retain
i..
,
,..
!the
upper
House,
feeling
that.
.
-DEFENCE
NARRATIVE
.
,t
cars
out
important
func-
Gifts
line
of
thc
Aluminum
Company
,
j
KhuUamatccn,
the
company
is;
Proceeding
The
trial
of
Harold
Ryan,
Pout
Simpson
native
fisherman,
charged
with
murder
of
Lorraini
Tait,
commenced
this
morning
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assize.
'
There
had
been
a
previous
conviction
but
an
appeal
vrnx
granted
an
a
retrial.
iJj
Jurors
are:
Ray
McLean
(fore-mam;
W.
Noble,
Alex
Du'ffui.
PTarnM
Anrlprsnn
Phnrlpfi
Rxklih.
of
Canada
plans
ror
ciccincai
operating
0.1
a
regular
five-day
fome
concern
is
leit
inai
mt
,
drvelopment
at
Kcmono
and
on
week
schcdule
sald
Rae
j0hnson,
a
smelter
and
town.sitc
at
Ki.ti-
h'
woods
manager
of
the
company.
limited
!
mat.
Pnliimhia
mav
hn
hit.
hw
thp
hnll
'
LOST
JlOV
IN
HOSPITAL
:.'
.'WILLIAMS'
LAKE
Exhausted
-
and
-weak
from
lack
of
food,
12-Vear-old
Eddie
Wect-nmn,
missing
in
the
snow-packed
woods
for
four
days,
is
in
hospital
here.
His
rendition
Is
described
as
"only
fair.".
A
75-man
search
party
mude
up
of
cowboys,
Indian
riders,
students
and
townsfolk
found
him
late
Monday.
He
was
huddled
in
a
thicket
close
to
where
he
had
abandoned
his
jacket.
SEES
FEWER
HOMES
OTTAWA
I.
B.
Mansur,
president
of
(he
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation,
today
forecast
a
sharp.
decline
in
the
number
of
homes
started
this
year.
In
a
review
of
thc
corporal
ion's
operations
he
said
the
main
reason
for
this
decline
was
thc
difficulty
of
obtaining
lands
serviced
by
streets,
roads
and
sewers,
water
and
schools.
A
shortage
of
mortgage
credit
also
affected
the
number
of
new
starts.
Bricfly,
the
defence
narrative:
tions
efficiently
and
consclen-was
as
follows:
tiously.
It
can
delay
laws
passed
The
Parkers
with
two
friends
by
the
Commons
except
money
arrived
in
their
car
at
the
Skeena
bills
for
12
months.
Hotel
where
they
had
"two.
But
there
has
been
a
growing
glasses
of
beer."
They
left
be-1
Qemand
for
changes
ln
its
com-tween
11
and
11:30
p.m.
to
see
a
nositinn
'
-
Army
head-
e.
T.
Anolcwnaiic,
member
for
,,,.
'v.(ai
admn
who.skcrna.
In
which
district
the;d
ncat
shipments
from
"f.
.Hid
friends
wit
1
:
u,hii.
rii-vulimmoiit
is
located.
...
UULlUii
111
View
ui
inc
luut
aim
h',
,
,
,
,
...
7-
retail
Inlantry
Bi1-.pvnrpsspcl
his
anurcr
ation
and
..
,,.
-,,
u.i,
Canada
Backs
Policy
of
U.N.
frlfnirt
In
ft
rnnm
nt.
thp
Tvrrarp.
.
-
'
...
I
At
At
nrpG,nt
a
a
full
full
house
hnilfip
wnil
would
in
.
v.
.
.,
present
Hotel.
At
midnight
the
four
!
-'
-
erts-
Douglas
Christlanson,
Oaf-innrirri
,
'
consist
oi
U7a
Boo
fin
nereaitarj
hereditary
j
vHinrrp
rnfp
a
o
n-hprp
O..R.
Brett,
D.
S.
".nj
Uiat
import
re-i
that
Of
his
constituents
to
,thc
rair;v,
Tho
Unitr,
Slates
cm
b'-
cli,mK.d
on
'Canadian
National,
the
minister
b(1.,(,
nLso
ttppllcs
af!ainst
im-'
1
j
of
transport
and
thc
govern-
pori"a;fiun
to
the
8tatcs
of
big
"".
v
liich
do
tiotjiiicnt
for
their
actions
to
provide
Rame
'trophies.
.,
"
'r
Hie
mm
of
the
I
adequate
transportation.
He
In-
.
;
!
lUllllUU
V
t
.
...
I.
V.
t.
.
nwv.v
i
.
.
.
Oft
they
remained
about
half
an
!
T
'v.
.
,
j
u,
u
and
a
j,
'
Church
of
England
bishops,
,.
',,
.
archbishops.
28
Irish
peers
elect-
From
thc
cafe,
thc
party
re-
i
,
.
rf
H(lh
net
Hull,
Mc-Meekin,
W.
D.
Smith,
Ingrad
Fenness
and
R.
G.
Wood.
,
Gilbert
Hogg,
Q.C:,
is
prosecuting
and
T.
W.
Brown,
Q.C,
Is
acting
as
defence
counsel.
OTTAWA
1'
External
Affairs
Minister
L.
B.
Pearson
Is
expect-'
ed
to
issue
a
statement
within1
24
hours
giving
Canada's
support
to
the
United
Nations
policy
of
allowing
Communist
prisoners
In
Korea
to
refuse
to
be
repatriated
to
their
home
lands.
The
goyernnunt
has
decided
again
to
confer
with,
the!
for
the
duration
of
each
Par-
m
Korea,
apply
to
j
vited
the
minister
to
visit
the
'",
Nii".ar
aiidjarea
to.
inaugurate
the
railway
I
(iiii.striK'tion
Hiid'
ui;uiu
to
open
10
thun
iwo
pounds
i
the
new
line.
riilfic
;,,!
rocua
'
Mr.
Applewhaitc
also
paid
1s
siiKur
and
500
!
tribute
to
Hon.
E.
T.
Kcnney,
liiWrls
111:1
v
hntwi.il-lnilnlNl.rr
of
hauls
and
forests
in
"friend."
leaving
to
arrive
at
the
I
Plant
Many
Trees
To
Boosl
Fishing
But
there
are
no
women.
The
Liberal
party
feels
that
pound
at
1
a.m.
to
return
the
two
friends
to
their
bunkhouse.
Mrs.
Parker
was
driving
at
all
tlmpfi
irilh
fin
pxrpntion
At.
the
this
predominance
of
hereditary
fP
Planlini?
inW
lo
commit
Itself
to
the
policy
of
v
Hiiuiiuii
iirinu
nrmi.ti
!
ni-ii.ixh
Cnliinibia.
for
his
work'
f-M
r-.AMV
lawmakers
should
not
continue.
'l
sui'h
ni.pi.nl,
n
t'.n
i.i
iiii'imr
Mils
new
develou-
i
.nn.-.rvi
inm
fish
is
nni.
of
I
t'o
United
Nations
that
they
i
eates
nf
the
comDound.
Parker
i
n
would
"ke
to
see
the
crea-
!w
(Iwtlaratioii
form.
!
nient
to"
B.C.
the
projects
of
thc
Calgary
Fish
should
not
force
Communist
prl-
Mr
Aniilpwiinitn
SDOkC
Of
tlic
nn,
Onme
Associa
on.
;
m
iu
Bu
iwim
u
want
to.
i
Make
i
tremendous
size
of
the
new
in-
j
The
committee
has
planted
;
diistriul
expansion
in
the
area
io.OOO
willow
trees
In
the
last
ianri
pointed
out
that
thc
target
three
years
around
Lac
des
Arci
j
dales
on
completion
of
the
near
Exshaw,
GO
miles
west
of
railway
mid
of
the
smeller
co-!
Calgary,
and
they
aim
to
plant
New
Type
oi
:
;
Resuscifafor
A
new
type
resuscitator
which
combines
the
functions
of
In-halator,
artificial
respiration
and
aspirator
will
be
demonstrated
to
all
interesteod
persons
at
the
Fire
Hall
tonight,
announces
"W.
II.
Hill,
assistant
fire
chief.
Byng
Heeney,
a
Vancouver
equipment
expert,
will
supervise
the
demonstration.
Considered
a
fool-proof
method
of
resuscitation,
this
equipment
is
fast
taking
the
place
of
general
use
inhalators,
says
Mr.
Hill.
WEATHER-
F.
AND
M.
SPREADS
LONDON
Movement
of
all
livestock
was
banned
Tuesday
throughout
England
and
Wales
as
the
foot
and
mouth
disease
spread
to
Jersey
in
the
Channel
Islands.
Jersey,
the
home
of
the
famous
peiligrerd
cows,
N
now
declared
in
the
restricted
area.
SASKATCHEWAN
ELECTION
KEGINA
The
Leader-Post
says
it
has
been
Informed
the
Saskatchewan
general
election
will
be
held
held
June
11.
The
last
general
election
was
in
June
1948
when
the
CCF
won
31
scats
and
the
Liberals
19.
Synopsis
It.
was
clear
and
cool
lust
night
incided.
The
northern'
member
more
in
tin;
near
future,
warned
the
government
thatl
The
idea
is
to
prevent"
sand
it
Iln.
r
TlTli'l'iil
Sf.
rvlc.es
such
us
from
driflinti
across
the
lake.
!
changed
places
with
his
wife
to
,
tlon
01
"lords
for
llfe
-Persons
drive
into
the
camp.
The
two,
of
distinction
in
fields
such
as
changed
places
again
going
out
!
medicine,
commerce
and
educa-of
Hon
whose
titles
would
lapse
camp,
some
ten
or
15
minutes
i
later,
arriving
home
a
mile
and
:
with
their
deaths.
I
tlirce-tvnths
away
before
1:30
j
As
for
the
present
hereditary
j
a.m.
'
peers
they
would
be
able
to
I
They
went
to
bed
at
1:25,
said,
elect
"a
number
of
their
fellows
I
Mrs.
Parker.
She
noticed
the
I
to
represent
them
ln
the
house;
'time
as
she
wound
the
alarm
'the
dozen
or
so
"peeresses
ln
clock.
Next
morning
at
7,
she
their
own
right"
whose
titles
j
noticed
the
car
was
gone.
Parker
1
are
their
own
and
not
received
i
telephoned
the
police
and
later
:
through
family
or
husband
j
lound
the
car
himself,
parked
j
would
be
eligible,
i
on
a
side
street,
near
the
scene
j
The
Labor
Dartv
also
Is
eager
1
Uf"l
Caiiailiiin
V'-ry
Much
and
I
lie
day
promises
to
be
sunny
j
it
wna
t.hmiiirh
the
efforts
of
the
!
and
warm
in
most
areas.
How-'
mail
services
and
cominunica
f-1
'CO
Canadian
Dp-
lions
should
be
brought
up
to
'
committee
that,
the
lake
was
:
ever,
cloud
will
move
over
the.
uunm
officials
s'lii
date
In
keeping
with
industrial
,
openca
ior
usiuhb.
uuhub
uu
llc
Possibility
of
a
'nmu
'
Drocrcss.
11c
stressed
that
vhei
The
commit
tee
has
also
spent
,
Pacific
disturbance
develops
and;
considerable
time,
and
cfiort
in
occasional
ngni
ram
win
ioiiow
industry
growinu
Iin'
ncw
line
would
not
serve
one
j
Guiana
win
nM,
1
limine
.miv
hut
that
several
blasting
a
channel
through
to
tonight.
v
.ti.Ti,
-
...
.
ii..
t..i.
I
HA
n
nnu.(.ir,t
'
I'M
i
u
oiretf-m
t'
II
rrlltt
tilPPMS.
ing
cloudiness
In
thc
northern
Interior
this
is
evening
evening
and
and
on
on
thc
thc
j
.
late
tomorrow.
BC.
UremiAf
af
res
will
continue
their.
I
'
villi
Wl
UI
;
of
the
accident.
They
had
not
left
for
some
ref0rm
since
peers
the
keys
in
the
car,
said
the
j
come
mosty
trom
tradltlonally-
Parkers.
conservative
families
and
give
;
"How
did
the
car
get
started
;
the
Tories
a
perpetual
majority.
anyway?
Is
there
any
evidence
of
I
ithls?"
asked
Justice
Woods.-
He
i
r
prown
witness
Fred
Baker.
south
coast
;t
f
tlon
Canadian
pro-'new
industries
could
be
expect-
the
lake
to
Insure
a
constant
l"r
!.
1
'cd
to
follow,
the
great
electrical
supply
of
fresh
water
thereby
r
Si,ia
l
was
likrlv
!
development.
'
I
reducing
the
annual
winter
kill-
blk
Vt
h.'i
Jvimi-I
Mr
Swhaitc
concluded
by
lnB
of
fish
through
lack
of
If)
'rom
that
colony
I
expressing
the
pride
he
felt
in,
oxygen.
L
',
rom
Canada
but
seeing
such
expansion
in
his
I
,."7
to
Holland
have
dlstrlct
and
his
pride
that
this
irArc
"I
InahlO
Hospital
Allowances
Increased
temperatur
upward
trend
in
all
regions
with
j
Dam
Opening
the
exception
of
the
north
.coast.
Forecast
asked
Mrs.
Parker
if
she
could
,
..athlrian
anri
atekeener
of
the
j.;
uy
proportion
of
development
"is
thc
result
or
an;
jui
VI
J
UIIUWIV.
North
coast
region
Southern
compound,
who
told
the
court
he
had
seen
the
Parjrer
car
VIPTTlR
I
A
trO
V
r
a
tn
I
r
start
the
car
without
a
key,
by
crossing
the
wires.
She
said
she
"never
tried."
VICTORIA
KP
Tilt
provln-
i:.
""w.
I
Industrial
and
financial
climate
r
'
Applies
of
bauxite
I
engineered
by
a
Liberal
govern-4
;"t'sli
Guiana
.
next
'
ment."
l.
To
Make
Court
Parrker
driving
leave
the
camp
I
clal
government
has
increased
section
sunny
today,
Increasing
Byron
Johnson
wiu
fly
t0
Ne.
cloudiness
tomorrow,
becoming
,
chako
Saturday
to
attend
dedi.
Prosecuting
Counsel
Gilbert
after
1:30
and
within
three-
payments
to
$3.50
a
day
for
io
thr
nni,.h
t
The
resolution
carried
unan
quarters
of
a
minute
heard
a
'
newiyborns
instead
of
$3
aa3
.
:
c,ouny
,n
'
l7'"K
"V
"
",7
'
""on
ceremonies
'
for
the
new
;
Higg
called
the
defence
"lucre
No
less
than
eighteen
u
persons
i
warmer.
ilirhl.
Ught
hltrha
winds.
Lows
to-.
at
Kenney
dam
Saturday.
.
dible."
imously
and
the
bill
passed
first
onrl
tnmorrow
who
had
been
called
for
Jury
loud
crash.
$8
instead
of
$8.50
-
for
other
Another
crown
witness
called
beneficiaries
for
public
ward
reading.
Second
reading
is
ex
pected
on
Wednesday.
accommodation.
'
duty
at
the
spring
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
here
were
av
,
....
c.
.
-
.
reported
"unable"
to
attend
Mock
Quotations
,
wnen
tne
c0lI1.t
opened
Monday.
Now
on
Back
Page
.Mr.
Justice
H.
S.
Wood
Issued
an
Port
Hardy,
36
and
58;
remainder!,
Fa,rt
ot
tne
mammoth
Alcan;-
it
is
unbelievable
tome
that
of
region
cloudy
and
a
little
j
development,
the
dam
is
to
be
,
the
car
could
have
been
stolen
milder
occasional
rain
tonight
;
natmed
after.
the
nds
and
for-
in
such
a
short
space
of
time,
and
Thursday
Light
winds
be-!ests
minister,
Hon.
E.
T.
Ken-;
then
come
back
over
the
same
coming
southeast
20
exposed
i
ney-
-
road,
the
same
spot
where
it
had
areas
Thursday.
Lows
tonight
The
premier
is
expected
to!
been
previously
driven
by
1jhe
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Sand-
look
over
.
other
phases
of
the
!
Parkers."
spit,
38
and
50;
Prince
Rupert,
project
and
meet
workers
dur-
Mr.
Hogg
asked
the
jury
to
38
and'
53.
;
ing-his
visit.
;
consider
strongly
the
evidence
f
"-Standard
Ti...-.
yesterday
was
T.
W.
McConnell
Davis,
of
Victoria,
a
qualified
chemist
analyst,
who
told
the
court
that
paint
smears
on
a
jacket
said
to
have
been
worn
by
Seaton
at
time
of
his
injury,
were
similar
to
paint
fragments
taken
from
the
Parker
car.
Benefits
are
available
for
3(1
days.
Out
of
the
.
province
benefit.!
are
those
available
to
BCHIS
beneficiaries
who
may
be
hospitalized
ln
other
provinces
or
countries.
Hereafter
whenever
possible,
i
order
caiung
ior
tweuiy-uve
au
feet
12:41
6:28
18:28
18.5
feet
i
the
dally
stock
market
quotations
;
ditlonal
jurors
whereupon
police
3.6
feet
!
will
be
found
on
the
back
page
;
officers
went
about
endeavoring
6.4
feet
of
the
pally
News.
1
to
round
them
up.