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DRUGS
ICT03IA,
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C.
DAILY
DELIVERY
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
I
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phong
81
O
DISPATCHED
TOL.
XLI.
No.
21
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
25,
1952
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Heads
Coalition
Is
Not
Broken
Satellites
Admitted
(Av&y
fregrff
re
thorized
by
Board
cnil
Increase
of
IVj
Per
Cent
Approved
Pilot's
Body
Recovered
Two
more
bodiM
thoe
nf
the
pilot,
John
Pfaffinger
of
Kent,
Modern
Hostelry
on
Ranch
Style
Lines;
Cost
Put
at
$275,000
J.
O.
McKae,
MI.A,
Discusses
B.C.
Political
Situation
Coalition
government
has
not
JAWA
(CP)
The
Board
of
Transport
Com-i
s
today
authorized
a
general
increase
of
yet
broken
up
and
the
present
British
Columbia
government
Is
t
.
nci'ccnt
in
vailwnv
frpinht
ratps
In
a
fin-il'riot
Liberal,
Jack
McRae,
MLA
I
'
.
,.
'
let
Prince
Rupert,
told
the
Ro-
Washington,
and
an
umdenti-
fled
soldier
have
been
washed
up
on
the
beach
near
Sandspit,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
foi-t
lowing
the
crash
of
a
Korean
;
air
lift
-plane
there
early
la.;t
;
Saturday
morning,
i
"Shis
leaves
22
bodies
stiil
j
ml?
sing.
Fourteen
have
so
fa"
i
been
recovered.
Seven
survived
1
the
erash
;
-
k
i
One
of
the
province's
most
modern
hotels
is
to
be
built
in
Prince
Rupert
this
spring,
a
leading
local
business
man
announced
today.
Plans
for
the
70-room,
$275,000
building
were
disclosed
by
G.
D.
Frii.-zell
in
a
Daily
News
interview.
Mr.
Frizzell
said
he
had
fori
'
.
on
the
long
standing
railway
application
tor
jury
luncheon
Thursday.
Sites,
the
board
awarded
the
carriers
slightly!
But
an
election
-will
very
t
,
,
,.
,1
.p.
.
,i
i
'
:
likely"
follow
the
session
of
the
11
half
oi
the
10
per
cent
they
were
asking.
iLeRMH,urc
whlCh
beg.ns
Fcb-
I
'
The
new
rates.
It
is
estimated,!
luary
19.
Two
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
'
nearl.y
a
year
Panned
on
sucn
win
y.
Md
a
gross
addition
of
Mr.
McRac
said
the
Premier
Sov.et
'Tatkase
Deal"
Approved
by
IN
Committee
PARIS
(CP)
Over
vigorous
American
objections,
the
United
Nations
political
committee
today
approved
Russia's
"package
deal"
calling
on
the
Securi'y
Council
to
admit
five
Soviet
satellites
and
nine
other
countries
to
the
United
Nations.
It
was
the
first
time
in
United
Nations
"history
the
poiitieal
committee,
which
includes
all
60
United
Nations
members,
his
adopted
a
major
Soviet
resolution
actively
opposed
by
the
United
States.
The
Soviet
sponsored
admission
of
Albania,
Bulgaria,
Hungary
and
Romania,
and
the
countries
sponsored
by
western
delegates
included
the
republic
of
Ireland,
Portugal
and
Italy.
j'oitce
ou.ccrs
are
.keeping
a
4
constant
patrol
of
the
beach
with
a
view
to
recovering
bodies
as
they
are
washed
ashore.
1
I
X
1
.
V.
1
$8,400,000
to
the
annual
revenue
WOuIU
not
break
up
Coalition
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Rail-
unles.s
such
a
move
as
endorsed
way,
yardstick
line
for
rate
mak-
by
a
general
party
convention.
If
the
Coalition
government
re-Increase
in
the
Canadian
Na-
signed.
Premier
Johnson
would
tional
freight
rate
bill
will
be
in
j
then
also
have
to
resign
and
a
the
neighborhood
of
$20,000,0001
new
government
formed
by
the
a
year.
I
majority
party
which
is
Llb-
a
building
and
had
interested
five
other
associates
who
are
due
to
arrive
here
March
29
to
confirm
one
of
three
sites
chosen
for
the
building.
Architects
drawings
show
the
hotel
as
200
by
100
feet,
of
ranch-.?tyle
construction
with
two
wings.
All
rooms
will
be
U
A
,...JM.li,
!
The
sea
is
running
too
rough
i
on
the
long
spit
to
permit
of
dragging
operations
being
car-
4
ned
out,
police
state.
l
As
the
bodies
are
recovered
oral.
they
are
viewed
by
a
general
complete
with
bath
and
plans
,
.
.
.
"
include
19
12
-'deluxe"
1a!i,vii"
suites,
ciiitoc
din
Hill.
The
new
rates
will
go
Into
effect
In
this
way:
The
interim
12
per
cent
in
(Jury
and
released
for
transport
Present
scaling
in
the
Legislature
is
as
follows:
23
Liberals.
11
r'nnxm-v;i
I
Ivfs
pinht
CCV
crease
awarded
last
July
Is
re
cinded
and
a
17
cent
increase
per
Uiree
Coalition,
one
Labor
an
J
over
the
prt-July
rates
is
auth-
two
i,lfi,.,enr!..nt.x
Pivintr
the
J
r
.
,
j
Bloodiest
.....
orized.
I
opposition
to
the
Conservatives.
That
has
the
effect
of
hoisting
t
overnmcnt
coukr
the
present
rates
by
almost
4'2
icarry
(ur
..qlte
,
whe..
yel
,
.
i
said
Mr.
McRae.
.
This
was
hi..
Seventeen
percent
compares!
pin!lI
,,
hn
...
Vf
-'
r-
..
4
ing
room,
beverage
room,
a
lounge,
auditorium
and
parking
area
off
the
street
to
accommodate
50
cars.
All
rooms
are
to
be
on
one
floor.
Mr.
Frizzell
said
rooms
would
be
"moderately
priced"
to
conform
with
general
rates.
"
Decision
of
the
site
would
take
place
within
a
few
days
of
arrival
of
his
associates.
"Tenders
will
be
called
almost
by
United
States
Air
Force
to
McChord
Field.
Police
officers
discount
a
statement
of
a
beam
trawl
fisherman
in
the
Dally
News
yesterday
that
a
drag
net
might
have
been
able
to
puU
bodies
out
while
the
r.i
was
calm
for
a
few
hours
on
the
morning
after
the
crash.
That
suggestion
had
been
made,
it
is
said,
to
some
fishermen
who
fult
that
the
bottom
was
too
rough
with
large
boulders
for
such
an
operation.
AV
v
with
a
total
of
22
percent
which
..
,t
W(JUU
be
d
ntical
hu.
Fight
Yet
was
the
of
two
aKKrcgate
in-
j
osophy.
to
have
an
clectiun
al
creases
sought
by
the
railways
in
,jn
earl
dale
TO
Bl'ILD
HOTEL
.
.
Douglas
Frizzell
For
the
lirst
time
In
post-war!
Mr.
McRae
traced
the
history
of
the
Coalition
government
Tisrroi.
nntK
,.
.
V.
II.
Keefe,
4
(.i
iii
rjl
Manager
rate
increases,
the
board
set
a
immediately
and
local
firms
will
have
a
chance
to
bid,"
he
said.
"Such
a
building
here
has
been
Wcifir.
wn'rn
He
called
"an
unholy
wed-
tin,,,
for
the
H,,ru.n
nf
.
Fifty
Egyptians
and
Three
British
Soldiers
Killed
IEMAILIA
British
troops,
tanks
and
armored
cars,
firing
at
point
blank
range
today,
smashed
a
suicidal
defence
by
armed
Egyptian
police
reserves
in
a
six-
Winter
Hits,
Driving
Bad
Funeral
of
Mrs.
Schcrk
a
long
felt
necessity
and
I
am
happy
that
my
V
plans
worked
out."
Construction
would
likely
begin
in
May,
he
said.
h
1x:k
wa8
not
mcMt
aa
.the
new
rates.
They
arc
to
run
"M,
only
until
August
31,
1953.
Sev-;
P"niiancnt
arrangement,
oral
exceptions
to
the
4i
percent
I
"I"
the
past
both
parties-
'
increase
are
also
ordered.
j
L
i
b
e
r
a
Is
and
Con.scrvatlve.s
-
1
There
are
to
be
no
Increases
I
tri,'d
t
fil"l
politics
on
which
on
coal,
coke
and
potatoes,
and
;
u"'y
coultl
brt'1k-celling
limitajions
are
put
on
in-1
"I
myself
would
ho.sil.ite
to
creases
on
sand
and
gravel,
'say
what
kind
of
legislation
:
crushed
stone
and
fuel
wood.
!
would
have
been
passed
by
the
f
nter
Is
ling
Up
W.
F.
STONE
f
.
former
government.
'-
Dr.
Large
Re-elected
The
Lcgiwulive
member
assured
his
listeners
that
ulterna-t
TELKW
A
Winter's
Icy
breath!
hour
battle
in
which
at
least
fifty
I
has
been
felt
along
this
norUiernj
Egyptians
were
killed,
time
from
Prince
G-eorge
west.
Three
British
soldiers
died
in
lOver
the
week-end
a
motoristi
wnat
was
described
as
the
blood-1
found
the
roads
drifted
and
icy
j
iest
fighting
yet
seen
in
the
Suez
in
i-pots.
Driving
is
precarious
i
canal
zone.
I
in
places.
'
j
in
addition
there
were
uno-
j-
One
truck,
(ailing
to
make
tliej
fficial
reports
-
of
s
thousand
I
turn
at
a
bad
spot,
went
off
the
Egyptian
police
having
been
j
road
and
was
left
stranded,
snow
i
captured
by
British
troops.
Many
I
piling
up
around
the
wheels.
others
were
injured.
Another
car
careened
off
the
British
warships
are
reported
Funeral
of
Mrs.
Harriet
Schcrk,
78,
pioneer
city
resident,
who
.
died
in
Vancouver
Saturday,
was
held
yesterday
at
the
Full
Gos-;
pYl
Tabernacle
in
Prince
Rupert.
'
Kev.
C.
Fawcett
conducted
the
Tt-erciiiouj.-.
r
..
v
Soloist
Mrs.
Lillian
Beck
sang
i
"Good
Morning
Up
There,"
fol-I
lowed,
by
Rev.
Fawcett
s
sermon.
Pallbearers
were
Victor
Ny-
French
Grain
Vessel
Here
Motorship
Jean
L.l).
in
Port
To
Load
Full
Cargo
for
Japan
Fourteen
days
out
of
Yoko-
CNR
Orders
Dump
Cars
!
vin
Move
Again
1
St(ls
I
MMS
.IUS
f
first
time
this
w.'ck,
r
National
trains
moved
;it
of
Prince
Rupert
night.
A
rotary
plow
I
in
opening
up
the
line
tive
voting
would
definitely
he
u.sed
at
the
toming
election.
"I
think
it
is
a
very
fair
voting
sys'ein."
Alternative
voting,
approved
officially
for
the
next
election.
W.
F.
Stone
Vice-President
Of
Civic
Centre
Re-e!ected
last
night
to
head
sted,
Martin
Sladset,
Leonard
highway
into
the
side
of
the
i
to
have
been
ordered
from
Malta
Will
BIVL"
Clt-XWIO
Ul-iyUI
miUiy
HJ!,,,
rli..
Pnl
l..n.lnllnn
rr-
to
Suez.
iviun
l
kiuvl.-
nn
oroer
vaiucu
i
vun-
iui
an
i-uuumui.es
un
inc
altir
swirling
drifts
Dixon,
Charlie
Crego,
J.
Wllkie
and
John
Linney.
Interment
was
in
the
family
plot
al
Fairview
Cemetery.
inscfl
fur
mme
than
t
more
than
$'JOO.OOO
has
been
!
ballot,
in
order
of
preference.
placed
by
Canadian
National
Winning
candidate
must
have
50
mm!
train
was
able
to
Hallways
for
100
side
and
centre
'per
cent
majority.
Failing
this,
I
shuka,
Japan,
where
she
had
dis-
bank
and
remained
embedded
in
charged
a
cargo
of
Canadian
the
deep
snow.
Apparently
the
wheat,
the
French
motorship
driver
was
unable
to
move
the
freighter
Jean
L.D.
is
in
Prince
vehicle.
Rupert
today
to
load
another
j
Further
west
a
car
making
the
such
cargo
from
the
local
eleva-i
turn
at
the
south
approach
to
t01
ithe
Telkwa
.bridge
nose-dived
The
Jean
L.D.
was
off
Triple
into
the
bank
and
was
left
t..i
t
q
v-i..i,
thic
m,imn,n
stranded
and
lus'
below
the
Leather
Synopsis
Temperatures
in
the
thirties
convertible
dumping
ears,
nn-
t
lowesi-ponuig
cunuioau-
is
uroo-iiouncement
of
the
order
was
ped
and
"second
choices"
count-made
here
today
by
E.
A.
Brom-
t
ed.
ley,
vice-president,
purchases;
R.
G
Large
remains
as
president
for
another
term.
Board
meeting
following
the
annual
general
meeting
of
the
association,
also
elected
the
following
ofticers:
Vice-President
W.
F.
Stone
Secretary
Mrs.
Irene
Parent
TreasurerDon
Forward
Executive
T.
Norton
Youngs,
W.
D.
Lambic.
George
Vlereck,
Miss
H.
Silversides,
S.
P.
Wood-side
and
Dr.
J.
D.
Galbraith.
Ten
MIG's
Shot
Down
and
stores.
This
order
raises
to
j6
p
in
and
a
wvstbound
!
1
II)
p
111.
i
winds,
which
have
rsji-mst
constantly
down
(9
a
for
weeks,
subsided
IT
'lay
afternoon.
those
held
up
by
the
V-tti'ins
was
F.
H.
Keefe,
!
and
was
picked
up.there
by
plio,,Bulkley
Valley
hill
east
of
land
Can
S.
Hunter,
wno
lumuuBuiii...
DrOUEni
net
onmm-ia
miuK.,
:
1.11
mo
-
--
.
,
.
,
.
.
..,
f
,1,
,,!.,
f
Ho
into
the
harbor
by
daybreak.
The
road
and
came
to
a
stop
against
"
LJlLn
The
moist
air
from
the
Pacific
n
thP
I
nnerial
Oil
a
telephone
pole.
No
one
was
more
than
JU3.00U.00U
the
value
of
new
equipment
to
be
delivered
to
the
company.
The
new
cars
will
be
built
by
Mm
r'nii.ifliiin
Cur
Ai.
Foundrv
which
is
giving
this
mild
weather
Full
Session
May
Be
Held
I
SEOUL
(CP)
American
Sabre
1
Co.
dock
to
take
on
fuel
before
;
reported
injured.
tinaiumcr.
western
re-
"
P"""
touay
.snui.
uowu
11:11
iiiuiiii8uuujuitut.ra
n,o
Four
rour
directors
oiicciors
elected
tRcieu
bv
Dy
thp'
me.
i
iflian
National
Rail-
Limited
for
delivery
hi
March.
I
will
gradually
feed
into
the
in-j
terior
valleys
and
temperatures
in
those
regions
will
rise
slowly
today
and
tomorrow.
i
Miipi'g,
who
came
In
m,,;).
Their
main
feature
lies
in
general
meeting
were
Mrs.
Par-,
,"'-'.
rh
h."
"t
rf
c,
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.i-
mt4--nimr
j.
scott
and;
i
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.,
;
.
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r
"iwuaii
uiiwi
rut,
M..
Lanibie,
W.
w
plow.
He
hud
been
their
capacity
to
serve
as
three
na
Valley
since
Tues-
cars
in
one.
Thy
can
be
opcrat-
tolls
taken
in
the
Korean
war.
j
able
to
get
away
by
Monday.
VICTORIA
-
The
new
British;
Mr.
Stone.
uza.
I
c:
.
One
other
M1G
was
probably!
Capt.
J.
Batas
is
master
of
the
to
get
through
and
ed
as
aondola
cars
with
siding
'Columbia
rubinet
is
reuorted
to!
1
destroyed.
At
least
three
other
Jean
L.D.
and
he
has
a
crew
of
i
Ilk
J
J
ill
C9
Dc.
to
personally
observe
unloudlnu,
or.
bv
opening
trap
be
contemplaline
a
full
length!
forty-one.
Red
planes
were
damaged,
against
the
snows.
doors
in
the
floors
and
moving
j
session
uf
the
Legislature
next
tiie
ends
in,
they
can
be
used
as
month
instead
of
a
brief
one
with
!
New
snow
covered
quiet
ground
fronts.
Banquet
for
Robert
Burns
Skies
will
remain
cloimy
lor
today
and
tomorrow
'with
some
light
rain
or
drizzle
along
the
coast
and
snow
flurries
in
the
interior.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Cloudy
with
occasional
light
rain
or
drizzle
today
and
tomorrow.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
light
today
and
south-cast
(25
1
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
Port
Hardy
and
Sandspit,
35
and
40;
Prince
Rupert,
32
and
38.
Classing
of
the
Pacific
was
un-
!
SYDNEY
(CP)MilliorLs
of
dol-eventful
except
for
very
rough
lars
worth
of
cattle
are
being
weather
two
days
out
of
this
port
burned
to
death
in
fires
crack-which
held
the
vessel
up
a
full
ling
across
the
scorched
country
day
I
of
New
South
Wales,
while
Syd-
Thc
vessel
is
registered
from
ney
swelters
in
105
degrees,
the
Dunkerque.
France,
and
was
highest
.temperature
for
a
dec-built
fifteen
years
ago.
'
!
adc.
G
W.
Nickcrson
Ltd.
are
local
!
By
midday,
fires
had
burned
dgprjts
!
down
45
houses
In
the
state.
In-
Another
grain
ship
is
reported
eluding
several
in
Sydney's
out-to
be
due
here
next
week
but
c
suburbs.
French
Land
In
Tunisia
hopper
cars.
Ag.iin,
when
the
an
election
ensuing
soon
there-ends
arc
turned
down,
the
cars
after
as
had
been
originally
sug-can
be
operated
as
drop
end
j
grsted.
gondolas
lor
transporting
such
j
Important
legislation
would
be
loads
as
telephone
poles,
lumber
j
presented
for
action
instead
of
and
structural
steel.
Delivery
of
j
being
deferred,
this
order
will
increase
the
CNR's
A
meeting
of
the
new
cabinet
rosier
of
these
cars
to
more
i
will
be
held
soon
to
consider
than
1500.
'strategy.
jiinldcr
weather
during
i
ililinite
inipnivi
nirnt
f
iti'd
in
the
city
water
and
at
III
a.m.
there
i
f't
of
water
ill
Hie
which
wns
still
nsint.
'
iiluatiim
was
also
re-'lh
(lie
Northern
B.C.
$o.'s
plant
at
Falls
Itiver
jii
its
load
so
the
sti
um
l
the
dry
dock
(
until
4-
ihaw
on
Wouihvorlh
Impressive
addresses
"The
Immortal
Memory"
by
J.
A.
Frew
and
"Bonnie
Scotland"
by
R.
O.
there
is
no
confirmation.
Moore
featured
Ihe
annual
I
Robert
Burns
anniversary
ban-!
TUNIS
(CP)
France
today
quel
of
the
Ladies'
Aid
of
First
1
lended
fio.sh
troops
In
strifc-Piesbyterian
Church
which
drew
ridden
Tunisia
to
fight
the
na-an
attendance
of
200
to
the
tionaiist
uprising
in
which
near-church
parlors
liust
night.
I
ly
persons
have
been
killed
a'ld
hundreds
Injured
in
the
last
Fine
farm"
was
provided
by
the
ladies
after
which
an
acceptable
,
Ju
.
...
.
Vincent
Massey
Named
New
Governor-General
TODAY'S
STOCKS
T
as
also
no
Irtnser
(lie
!
J
kifi
taps
ruiliiiiit
to
f
pipes
from
freninr.
:
program
was
presented
with
Rev
(('UlirlChY
&
II.
luliiintiMi
Co.
LtU.
)
I.
S.
Whulen
rinphaslz-
j
'
iere
was
no'
reason
whv
Milk
Price
Control
to
Be
Dropped
Leygues
has
landed
reinforcements
at
the
north
African
port
of
Bfr.crle.
LONDON
(Canadian
Press)
lit.
Hon.
Vincent
Massey,
chancellor
of
the
University
of
Toronto
and
Cornier
Canadian
High
Commissioner
in
London,
is
D.
E.
A.
Wright,
the
pastor,
presiding
and
welcoming
the
guests.
There
was
the
traditional
piping
irt
of
the
Haggis
born
f:
It'Milrl
relax
too
much
if'
-I'lvation.
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
...
.26
Bralorne
600
Ii
R
X
03
Cariboo
Quartz
1.20
Congress
07
Cronin
Babine
55
'
s,,'oiid
day
In
a
row,
to
succeed
Lord
Alexander
as
Governor
General
0f
l81
byct
Harry
caiderwood
....
,
with
W.
McKay
as
piper
and
'i'e
uniible
to
operate
Vancouver
and
Prince
Parliament
to
Open
Feb.
28
SliU'jiiir
1..
.
I.ii.illi..
VANCOUVER
-The
Vancouver
;
Province
says
that
the
British
!
Columbia
Milk
Board
has
decid-'
ed
to
abandon
all
retail
milk
OTTAWA
iff1
The
prime
min-
Alex
Huig
giving
the
address
to
the
luscious
dish.
In
addition
to
the
principal
address
of
the
evening,
a
toast,
to
"The
Lasses"
was
proposed
by
t
anada,
an
oniciai
announcement
saiu
last
nigni.
The
announcement
was
made
from
Buckingham
Palace
here
and
at
the
same
time
by
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
in
Ottawa.
1
;
ister,
RU
Hon.
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
price
controls
as
from
February
1.
Lower
prices
in
retail
stores
i'
H""l
"l.iilllU'Jf
J-
.conditions
at.
both
ends.
been
no
first
class
niail
f-
,
the
two
coast
cities
In
f
lays.
Grounded
pas-4
liave
been
taking
to
4;ts.
Flights
were
-to
-be
4
this
afternoon.
announcod
today
that
parlia
ment
will
open
Thursday,
Feb
ruary
28.
'
are
expected
to
be
an
immediate
!
result
j
A
minimum
guaranteed
price
to
I
armors
Is
expected
t
o
be
rc-
Inined.
i
At
Victoria,
Minister
of
Agri
'
Alex
Mitchell.
Mrs.
Cuthill
rc-I
spondee!
and
both
speakers
were
in
fine
form.
I
The
musical
program
included
!
the
vocal
solo,
'
Road
to
the
Bulldozers
Dig
Out
Crete
Ruins
.
97
.22
'.i
8.50
1.90
.33
.08
'i
1.68
.62
.06
.18
.04
.19
2.42
.
J.15
Giant
Mascot.
Indian
Mines
Pend
Oreille
Pioneer
...
Premier
Border
....
Privateer
Sh
'cp
Creek
Silbuk
Premier
Tuku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Oold
Spud
Valley
Silver
Standard
....
Western
Uranium
Lord
Alexund.-r,
the
announcement
said,
is
to
assume
other
re
sponsibilities.
It
Is
reported
that
he
is
to
become
defence
minister
in
the
British
government.
Mr.
Massey
Is
at
present
In
the
United
Kingdom.
Viscount
Alexander
Is
expected
to
leave
Canada
almost
im
TORONTO
Atholia
0!l
Auniaque
23
Beattie
19
Beveourl.
72
Buffalo
Canadian
.18
Consul.
Smelters
198.00
Conwest
3.80
Donaldu
46
Eklona
19
East
Sullivan
900
Giant
Yellowknife
11.50
Gods
Lake
37
Hardrock
U'a
Harricuiia
15jj
I
leva
.10
Joliet
Quebec
.47
Utile
Long
Lac
'..
.68
Lynx
12
Madscn
Red
Lake
1.9S
McKenzie
Red
Lake
.41
McLcod
Cockshutt
2.75.
Moneta
3C
Negus
...
.66
Noranda
81.25
Louvicourt
.
26
Pickle
Crow
1
55
San
Antonio
2.52
Senator
Rouyn
.18
Sherrit
Gordon
4
45
Steep
Rock
7.05
Silver
MUler
1.58
culture
sulci
it
was
the
first
hef
Death
Takes
Polly
Moran
Isles."
by
W.
D.
Smit
h
which
was
KNOSSOS.
Crete.
Bulldozers
jllrariiiy
applauded.
Instrumental
levelling
a
building
site
near
the
selections
by
John
Currie,
D.
R
had
heard
of
a
decision
to
discontinue
milk
price
control.
Meanwhile
Vancouver
milk
dis
ancient
palace
of
Minos,
at.
!'
tV.
it.
Tatuersul
and
Mis
Knossos,
have
uncovered
tombs
Polly
tributors
have
dropped
an
appli
mediately.
LOS
ANOELES
(CP)
cation
f
jr
a
price
increase
and
;
Between
the
time
of
Viscount
cntalnine
3500-vear-old
Minoau
Moran,
G8,
famed
movie
team
E.
J.
Smith
were
also
very
acceptable.
Community
singing
was
also
entered
into
with
enthusiasm.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
was
acconi-
Alexanders
departure
and
Mr.
n
(,
,
Massey
s
return,
Chief
Justice
1
,
.
iPi,ikJ
oii.i
.
hi.
c,i.
preservation,
comprising
the
;skip
a
clay"
deliveries.
TIDES
-
-
male
of
the
late
Marie
Dressier,
died
of
a
heart
aliment
In
hospital
today.
She
entered
the
films
In
1919
as
a
Mack
Scnnctt
bathing
girl.
fictions
on
ns
Retained
....
WA
-.Canadian
chartered
ttave
agreed
to
retain
the
''ittnis
on
granting
loans
Ii
B.ive
been
in
effect
since
"y
1,
11151.
:il'('em'0'1''
was
announc-'
Sfiaham
Towers,
governor
'io
J
Bank
of
Canada,
who
.,w.(iged
t
h
e
assistance
;
Mstrtctions
had
been
In
'-.Hi
against
Inflation.
i
pi
erne
Court
of
Canada
will
carry
most'
Important
discovery
at
pantst
for
the
evening.
nn
the
vice-recal
functions
Knossos
since
before
World
War
.
There
was
an
undertone
of
Anglo
Canadian
9.40
A
P
Con
55
Calmont
2
25
C
&
E
:
18.50
Central
Leduc
3.00
Home
Oil
16.50
Mercury
25
(
j
Okalta
4.30
Pacific
Pete
11.00
Roytil
Canadian
2i
Visciiiml.
Alexander'
term
of
II.
sadness
in
view
of
the
recent!
i
Saturday,
January
26,
1952
office
expires
next
Monday.
Discoveries
Included
several
tragic
death
of
J.
A.
Teng,
long
a
j
Another
ship
with
sulphur
for
High
1:08
19.7
feet
When
Mr,
Massey
will
assume
bronze
spear
heads,
swords,
prominent
worker
of
the
church.
Columbia
Cellulose
at
Watson
12:48
23.1
feet
office
was
'
not
definitely
known
daggers,
pieces
of
a
bronze
liel-
He
was
to
have
taken
In
a
yon
I
Island
Is
reported
due
early
next
Low
6:48
7.0
feet
today,
i
met,
and
vases
and
pottery.
quartette
on
the
program.
'Uiunlh.
;
19.27
0.5
feet.