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VOL.
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No.
48
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
26,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
DELIVERY
81
I
ad
iriiiiiinieijift
ous
Complaints
Another
DC4
Has
Trouble
Parliament
Not
Told
Churchill
Discloses
In
Blistering
Debate
Jury
Finds
Negligence
Kemana
Death
Probed
At
Coroner's
Inquest
by
City
Merchant
SEATTLE
(CP)
A
Korean
air
lift
plane,
outbound
for
Tokyo
w
1
1
h
12
mllii.a.rv
nersonnrl
Would
Authorize
Canadian
Ships
for
Alaska
Trade
WASHINGTON
F
Congress
was
'asked
on
Monday
to
authorize
Canadian
ships
to
carry
passengers
and
merchandise
between
Alaska
and
the
United,
States.
The
present
laws
say
oniy
United
States
ships
may
carry
passengers
between
United
Stales
ports.
The
bill,
introduced
by
Senator
Warren
Magnusson
iDcmociat,
Washington),
would
permit
Canadian
ships
to
cany
pas.s.ngcrs
between
Haines,
Skagway
and
Hyder
and
other
Alaskan
ports
and
to
the
United
States.
cs
Lack
of
Police
Protection-
4
-Protests
1
aboard,
blew
its
tires
in
an
emergency
landing
Sunday
night
!
at
Dutch
Harbor,
Alaska,
the
Foreign
Policy
of
Prime
Minister
Vigorously
Assailed
by
Herbert
Morrison
t
Assessment
Increase
A
Kemano
Bay
mechanic's
death
was
laid
to
the
negligence
;
of
a
large
construction
company
by
a
coroner's
jury
here
Monday
LONDON
(Canadian
Press)
As
Parliament
'
Northwest
Air
Lines
announced
J.kliown
city
merchant,
Who
levelled
tw
o
'
Monday
night.
No
one
was
in-
nnihiints
airainst
city
administration
aViu"'d-
,
mpiaiiiu
b
j
Tle
four.engined
DC4
char.
iH'tilljr
last
night,
told
how
he
had
been
,
trr,.d
u
Northwest
Air
Lines
for
X
ISStSi
tonight
debated
a
Labor
Vote
of
censure
on
Winston
I
of
John
Reynolds,
48,
of
Van
ccuver,
who
was
crushed
be
Churchill
and
his
government,
the
fnme
Minister
said
that
the
Labor
government
had
succeeded
in
nun
and
badly
beaten
about
the
head
one;"
a'r
llf
by
reita
Air
Lines,!
4
J
i
was
fnrcerl
in
nnt.
rinun
nn
I.h
i
r
.1
u:
n
I
n
l
tween
two
trucks
at
Kemano
Bay
CmUdrGO
nilS
KQUS
TV?f
I"lFebruary
10-
He"died
"ve
dayslmaking
an
atom
bomb
for
Britain
but
had
failed
to
lv
two
weeks
ago.
j
short
4500-foot
Dutch
Harbor
He
had
received
no
protection
:
runway
because
of
bad
weather
!
.
.v..
j..i
u
I
infi-ii-m
Parluimpnt.
about
it.
juiv
iuuiiu
wie
ucaui
acumen-
1
s
iivwtf
uvy
wit
i
i
Canada
Hard
e(
pan
Churchill
spoke
in
the
House
from
police,
said
J.
H.
Shrlaberg,
:
along
the
Aleutian
chain,
proprietor
of
B.
C.
Clothiers,:
Northwest
said
that
the
pas-Third
Avenue
West.
;
sengers
were
ferried
to
Cold
etion
lal
"as
a
result
of
injuries
received
.
.
.
due
to
negligence
on
the
part
of
Morrison-Knutson
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.
In
permitting
an
unauthorized
person
to
i
The
merchant
nau
been
lane-
,
Bay,
Alaska.
They
will
either;
httaw
a
irw
Tinned
Ktat
British-Egypt
Ing
to
a
friend
near
the
en-,
remain
there
or
be
returned
to
cmbargo
on
Canadian
livestock
5
Korean
Truce
Conference
trance
of
his
store
at
about
10:30;
Anchorage
while
new
tires
for
rcsultine
from
the
loot-antl-
,j
gnu
i
Deadlock
of
Commons
after
a
blistering
attack
had
been
made
on
his
foreign
policy.
Rt.
Hon.
Herbert
Morrison,
former
foreign
secretary,
accused
Churchill
of
making
belligerent
statements,
endangering
world
peace
and
et
drive
a
vehicle,
and
said
vehicle
pm.
fcDiuary
i.
onoruy
auerine
plane
are
fiown
from
Seat-
nioutn
dlsea.se
in
Saskatchewan,
j
Parley
Coming
'
MUNSAN
O
The
Communists
not
being
in
top
operating
con-
iwo
men
came
aiong
anu
oe-
:
ne.
iney
nil
men
continue
on
mav
havf,
SOme
effect
on
beef,
4
'tnrinv
"rat.etroricallv
reiectcd"
an
I
dition
CP)
Premier
Byron
gan
kicking
my
dog
around."
to
Tokyo
and
pork
prices
In
Canada.
t
II',-.
J
i
l
nmoll
knn
.
A
virion
V
n
varrlint
rorim
Negotiations
between
chances
of
reaching
a
Korean
CAIRO-
in
the
Legislature
"I
asked
them
to
leave
my
The
situation
at
the
momem
-
,
Britain
and
Egypt
on
the
SUDervlslon
o
a
Korean
I
mended
that
"Kuzma
Stcpono-;
Great
truce
He
charged
the
Prime
is
not
very
clear,
sam
swim
!
!iti,
vitch
u
be
not
nt
allowed
to
to
hhv,
drive
question
of
Suez
and
the
Sudan
Minister
with
failing
to
make
ii,t.
,.r
ri,.,,lt,,ro
.
R
IT
'U-e.
The
Allies
had
proposed
a
four
until
properly
licensed."
i
will
be
cpened
on
Saturday,
it
adequate
expression
of
British
no
date
has
yet
hi'
general
election
,
liuubia
this
year.
,
r
was
replying
to
m
the
Progressive'
leader.
Herbert
in-1
The
27-year-old
Yugoslavian,
was
announceo
yesie.uay
;
loreign
policy
wnne
in
united
Would
Remove
Co-Insurance
dog
alone,
that
he
wasn't
hurting
anybody.
The
dog
was
whining
and
yelping
from
pain.
"They
told
me,
'We
will
kill
both
you
and
your
dot,'
and
then
began
beating
me
up.
win
u-..
.
...
"
,
eui.al
nations
police
truce
in
"
livestock
cannot
go
to
the
United
i
,i
T-Viie
n,,ii
nnt
rAom
uornvKri
n
'anon,
flmvp
Mvni
s
mp
Minister.
.
siTciTps
rpppiii
v
nnn
wun
snenK-
,.
.m,
i
;
HirdU
U.
O.A.
III.O
"WMiu
vu,
bih-.u
vtu
.v.
....
ue,j.v
.j
v...
j
i
j.j
the
CC'F
lender,'
it.
I
I
"The
hoodlums
knocked
mc
btates,
supplies
win
dolk.
up
Norway
otf
tne
Unted
Nations
I
the
panel
truck
into
a
garage
As
for
Suez,
:ne
minister
stat-
ing
in
different
voices"
in
Lon-
Crnada
possibly
causing
son.
RUSSa
off
the
Red
no-
which
crushed
Reynolds
against
ea.
ft
was
not
a
matter
of
evacu-
don
and
Washington
regarding
surplus
that
may
cause
prices
10
minations
;
a
ore
muie"
on
wriich
the
ating
Buiz
by
the
British
but
as
extension
of
the
Korean
war
to
80Ad0Sttu
Minister
of
Aifri-
"We
cannot
consider
it."
said
mechanic
was
working,
evidence
t0
how
the
evacuation
would
be
Communist
China.
(Churchill
au"
Chinese.
revealed.
carried
out.
has
consistently
enunciated
ai
Purhan,
Colonel
a
cunurc
Ga.
oaiouier
rei-eiveu
received
news
nc
culture
rD-iv-.
imn.
r-
-t
two
Dr
m
Mm
s
pr
marie
his
hnme
his
nnnnsitinn
tn
exten-
Omintca
Member
Expresses
Disappointment
at
Lark
Of
Action
en
IK
HIS
-lib
said
he
had
down
anq
nicnecr
me
in
me
race.
t
savins
that
June
They
kicked
me
in
the
back
and
as
election
date.
'
knocked
me
down
again
when
I
said
he
had
heard
tried
to
get
up.
I
cried
out
and
;
June
9
would
be.
they
left."
I
Shrlaberg
said
he
went
to
a
ii
said
"No
date
taxi
stand
next
door
to
tele-
VICTORIA
1CP)R.
C.
Steele
of
the
complete
embargo
which
staff
offices
also
remained
"
witnessersald
they
saw
the
statement
at
a
press
conference,
sion
of
the
war
from
Korea.)
(Liberal.
Omineca,
said
Monday
KSSeiTnTK
.
&
STShS
-
f
S?5
k
to
"
in
the
Ugislature
that
he
was
noJr
or
proce.KSed.
from
Canada,
be
allowed
during
the
truce,
truck
driven
into
the
garage
was
'
British
ambassador,
Sir
Ralph
Mr
churcnill
sald
..quite
a
new
dlsaooolntod
no
action
is
to
be
It
IcU
Canada
without
any
ex-
Allies
now-propose
six
and
Com-
too
fast
Stevenson
!
atmosphere
in
this
subject
was
Melvin
Cornish,
mechanic,
said
Egypt
scrapped
its
lSJb
treaty
,.t.H
-.hcr,
v,
f
tw.,
4i
,,
t
and.
even
If
it
pnone
pome,
wnen
ne
came
oui
taken
at
this
session
on
the
re-
Po"
marxei.
Mr.
uaruiner
saiu,
munisis
live.
he
saw
Reynolds
leaning
over
in
with
Britain
last
October
and
,
t-nited
state,
officials
of
de
.
.
.
.
.
"
anrl
mii?ht
hrlmr
about
not
be
in
a
dosI-
oi
tne
luxi
uiuce.
me
e
same
same
men
men
a
veiy
front
of
the
mule
when
the
demanded
mat
uriusn
uoups
t
him
again.
He
said
he
had
port
oi
tne
hospital
insurance
..,
;,,,,"
velopments
here
during
hi3
,
it
I
fin
nnt
know
:
bei
came
into
the
doorway.
:qult
the
Suez
Canal
none
and
Washlnton
visit
last
month.
i
to
go
to
hospital
where
a
phy-
;
Inquiry
board.
He
was
a
mem-
elf
'
Today's
Stocks
TJ
.
-
.
..,..,
:
yr
l
.,
..
tr-......
1,
D
ru
or
"
Meantime
-Royal
Canadian
yeuea
ai
jacK.
ne
looKeo
up
recuBiue
n-mg
ber
of
the
board
as
was
also
Mounted
Police
today
started
(
ourlr!.)r
t.
II.
juiuiBUm
'
i.ta
)
'
and
then
was
struck."
Cornish
over
the
Sudan.
'
said
the
distance
between
the
Earlier
Monday,
Foreign
Min-
1
said
he
had
no
sician
stitched
up
a
long
cut
on
what
the
press
or
,
nls
nose-
'
Victim
of
the
betting
was
still
I
wearing
a
bandage
as
he
ad-1
door
and
Reynolds
was
"about
20
later
Sir
Monammeo
Tamilian
,f.ft."
.
i
Khan
of
Pakistan
met
with
Pre-
00
He
said
the
'panel
was
being
mier
All
Maher
Pasha
of
Egypt.
Walter
Hendricks
(Liberal,
Nel-
shooting
all
cattle,
swine
and
son-Creston),
who
also
expressed
sheep
In
the
affected
area
af
rf,
Saskatchewan
which
involves:
disappointment.
twenty-two
plans
in
nine
muni-;
Mr.
Hendricks
said
he
felt
clpanilfs
which
are
now
undo;
i
"sure"
the
government
could
quaranUne.
stock
to
an
est!-!
VANCOIVER
American
Standard
Bralome
B
R
X
'
Cariboo
Quartz
driven
a
lot
.aster
muu
i
wuutu
itg
of
dressed
the
council.
1
"I
have
been
paying
taxes
here
for
more
than
20
years.
1
think
we
should
have
better
police
protection
and
citizens
wipe
out
co-insurance
cnarges
mated
vaiue
o!
$360,000
will
b
He
was
unaware,
the
Prime
Minister
said,
until
he
took
office
that,
not
only
had
the
Socialist
government
,
made
an
atomic
bombas
a
matter
of
research,
but
had
created,
at
the
expense
of
many
scores
of
millions
of
pounds,
ap
important
'
plant
necessary
for
It
produe-
tion.
"This
achievement
is
certainly,
of
real
advantage
to
us,"
Mr.
Churchill
admitted.
Division
on
the"
censure
vote
is
expected
any
time.
and
provide
..relief
lor
low
-n-
destroyed
as
well
as
feed
which
"
Consress
,'jO
drive
it
into
a
garage."
.
M
Another
.
witness,,,
Jerry
Mottl.
46
'
mechanic
foreman,
said
the
mule
Q7
,
had
been
moved
a
foot
with
the
'
1
.
..
.
,.f
w
........
1
Ua
eanr
thfl
Cronin
Babine
should
not
b-
mfrald
to
walk
Y0me
groups
without
implem-:.t-
may
n"ave
become
contaminated.
.Border
Wants
Action
On
Doukhobors
j
n
w
sureu
.ic.c
eve.,
;
ing
legislation.
Premises
and
equipment
will
also
"I
Was
ready
tO
pack
Up
and
'
,Thl.
-,
thi
fli-iit
muriicKtlnn
ho
thr.rnn.
hlu
riUlnfpeted
Olant
Mascot
..
Indian
Mines
Pend
Oreille
....
7.75
collision,
then
the
driver
get
out
of
the
truck
and
push
it
away
'CP)
Closing
the
leave
this
city.
I
was
so
seared.
!
in
tne
L(,gisiature
that
the
gov-
Speculation
Is
still
rife
as
lo
The
beating
1
got.
It
s
a
wonder
,
crnment
can
act
on
board
rcc-
how
the
disease
may
haVe
come
:
ijb
.
.
i
(
j
i
,t
border
to
sliip-
i!
t)
.une
rattle
will
be
l
I
ni
still
alive
he
laid
'ibrn-
Kin
ni
lfier:il
o'n'n'B
m
:
ommendations
wltheut
passing
here.
It
could
even
have
been
"
;
legislation
but
simply
by
pro-
on
clothing,
shoes
or
cars
from
!
claiming
amendments.!
Europe,
it
has
been
suggested
charge
against
the
men.
t
was
reported
here
reports
of
outbreak
from
the
mule.
He
saw
Reynolds
VICTORIA
(CP)
Walter
Hen-,
fall
away
from
between
the
two
drlcks
(Liberal,
Nelson-Crestoni
vehicles.
:
Monday
urged
in
the
Legisla-
!
He
helped
lay
the
Injured
man
ture
that
the
provincial
govern-'.
on
the
floor,
then
called
first
aid.
ment
take
"immediate
and
firm
;
David
Plaskett,
heavy
duty
;
action"
to
solve
the
Doukhobor
mechanic,
third
witness
to
the
problem.
accident,
saw
the
panel
coming
He
said:
"The
only
gratifying
into
the
garage
at
"quite
a
thing
I
can
say
...
is
that
the
;
speed."
In
answer
to
a
juryman's
government
during
the
past
two
i
question,
Plaskett
said
he
would
years
have
had
a
committee
j
haH
tn
inmn
nnt.
nf
the
WAV
n,nplfino
nn
nhat.
wp
in
the'
MEN
(
IIAItGI
I)
RCMP
said
today
the
men
have
been
charged
but
summonses
have
not
yet
been
-mouth
In.
Sask-
Omineca
Developments
Waterfront
Flash
Fire
Flames
flashed
and
smoke
Pioneer
2.20
Premier
Border
33
Privateer
09
'4
Reeves
MacDonald
5.49
Reno
03
Va
Sheep
Creek
167
Silbak
Premier
.60
Taku
River
07
Vananda
.'.
20'i
Salmon
Gold
04
Spud
Valley
15
Silver
Standard
2.40
Western
Uranium
3.25
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
900
A
P
Con
51
Calmont
201
Central
Leduc
3.10
-Ji:ili.sh
Columbia
au-..idered
u
border
ban
1'er
reiiorti
U
it
would
4
't
the
fi
tleral
level.
The
two
were
traced
to
a
city
beer
parlor,
following
their
al
;
;
Beyond
Expectations
c
v
is
most
of
its
!
leet'd
attack
on
Shrlaberg.
'
per
cent,
hogs
Meanwhile,
the
merchan
urn
Alberta
i
lodged
another
complaint,
lie
K.
C.
Steele,
MLA,
Hopes
for
Satisfactory
Settlement
With
Ootsa
People
had
be
been
in
the
path
of
the
!
Kootenays
hope
will
be
the
start
.poured
for
a
short
time
at
12:45
vehicle,
l
of
a
solution
to
this
problem.
noon
today
from
a
Stepanovitch.
the
driver,
said,
t
sincerely
trust
and
hope
caused
by
a
short
circuit
of
In
halting
English,
he
was
travel-!
that
this
report
(of
the
consul-!
''"'"S
at
the
Canadian
Fishing
miles
hour
Uative
Doukho-
Cc
s
cannery
on
the
waterfront
ling
about
four
,
an
committee
0n
wh.-n
he
entered
the
garage
andi
.
Uors)
will
be
given
the
....
earliest
!
Fire
department
responded
-
-
1
f
r
1
ir
Kut
r,irnn
nAfrtfA
If
c
produced
an
assessment
slip
which
showed
Improvements
on
his
properly
had
been
raised
from
SI-'iOO
last
year
to
$23,400
for
1932.
VICTORIA
(Canadian
Press).
R.
C.
Steele,
Lib
Home
Oil
16
20
hit
a
small
ditch
in
front
of
tneland
m0st
serious
consideration
'"'"i""
""-
J'"'
"
eral
member
for
Omineca,
referring
to
Aluminum
Co.;
Mercury
30
"This
is
ridiculous
door
with
his
wheels.
j
by
our
government.
He
said
he
applied
the
foot:
.
r
'I
,.-.,,.
.
t,
..
.
.!.....
t
:.,i...
.
:
uKana
.
arrival,
the
fire
had
been
brought
under
control
by
water
from
a
cannery
pump.
Some
damage
was
done
in
the
scorching
of
a
'
'
wall.
ncung
mayor
ucorge
nam
,
0t
t
aiiaua
(lOVeiU
lllieill,
111
tne
ucuusiaiuie
vcavciuej,
Rnvnl
rnnadlnn
.22
I'imbia
officials
said
t
all
shipments
from
'ieral
authorities
asu
there
is
no
Indica-'
ial
authorities
plan
action
mean
the
closing
of
-
British
Columbia
strut
quarantine,"
R-
Ciunn,
provincial
nmisMoncr.
uinans
In
British
ve
been
put
u
the
'h
lor
sympt(,ms
of
ease.
ul
on"
'J2
I
in
i,n
and
!
said
"what
is
happening
today
is
beyond
the
wildest
WEATHER-
brake
and
honked
his
horn
when
he
saw
Reynolds.
The
man
did
not
look
up.
His
back
was
turned.
The
brakes
did
not
hold.
The
driver
then
applied
the
emer-
Royalite
1700
TORONTO
Athona
13
Aumaque
21
cvnnnvic
n
tnniiiit--j
iic
.nu
-
o;.lUFS.9
'nn.lm.nl
o.
m-4S
last
nlht.
til
Skies
are
cloudy
over
much
of
,
h
r.sirin..
nf
Mrs
w
,
Qre,...
i
K....L.A
It
.li
m.f
IwilH
rip
1
1""'
.
;
-
,
,
u.
nrnvinee
todav.
However,
a
Bvvcourt
Bdffalo
Canadian
.....
(Continued
on
p.mc
(H
Plebiscite
Ruled
Out
!
predictions
of
any
one."
j
I
Towns
wore
being
overtaxed
by'
i
Influx
of
people
attracted
notj
Umly
by
the
Alcan
project
but
by
!
other
industries.
j
Ootsa
lakk
problem
I
Mr.
Steele
said
that
negotiations
were
still
continuing
be-
22
i
j
honked
the
horn
again.
decrease
in
cloudiness.
Eberts
Street.
No
damage
was
done.
Consul.
Smelters
38.25
Germany's
NATO
Sharej
Settled
On
!
"But
It
was
too
late,
i
,
mi;;
the
day
wiU
glve
sunny,
!nlm'
!
skies
this
afternoon.
Tempera-1
CONDITION
OF
BRAKES
:
turM
tnls
afternoon
will
be
in'
I
RCMP
Const.
J.
D.
Schwing-!th
4
,
the
coast
and
ln
;
Conwest
3.80
Donalda
.'.
45
Eldona
32
East
Sullivan
8
50
Giant
Yellowknife
1100
ttrate
to
'
I
ween
the
company
and
fourteen
V
ICTfiH
I
A
fPl
Prnnosal
Big
Transfer
Contract
Let
na.im.c.
.wun
:
the
30s
in
the
Interior
witn
clear
said
he
examined
the
panel
truck
:sk(es
jn
mQst
secUons
tonight.)
several
hours
following
the
accl-,
Xemperatures
wm
be
a
few
de-d-Jnt.
He
said
the
brake
pedal
g
,ower
than
they
were
thu.
'
hold
a
plebiscite
on
the
hospital
funiilies
at
Ootsa
Lake
who
will
I
insurance
plan
during
the
forth-
be
forced
to
leave
their
homes
coming
general
election
has
been
by
dam-backed
flooding,
rirnnnrri
hit
t.hp
nrovinelal
irov-i
"You
cannot
pay
people
for
itimat
The
three
big'
LISBON
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Arrow
siib
m
iimiicu
.
.
,
L
ttle
cftange
is
ex
CP)Kitim:it
.it.
'
eminent,
the
Victoria
Dally
,
sentimental
values
and
some
will
western
powers
and
West
Oer-
an
inch
of
the
floor
board,
then
j
ted
in
the
general
weather
Transfer"
Co.
Ltd.
of
Vancouver
it
stopped.
To
a
Juryman's
In-
j
condiUons
over
the
province
for
announced
Monday
it
has
been
...lu.
II..
nnntlahla
cni1
thp
'
'
I
.Cln
,iiK..nnlrai.t
awarded
a
$500,000
sub-contract
i
tomorrow.
vc
Alcan
project
for
Times
said
Monday.
'never
be
satisfied
but
I
hope
manys
chancellor
Konrad
Ad-
!
imc
now
has
astl-!
Concensus
in
government
cir-'H"
sme
t.'nt
will
bejcnauer
h&w
,grecd
that
West
itTh
k
ClCS'
m
TlmeS
SaV3'
18
th8t
thC
'
"Si0
lrsteeTcn.aid
that
the
Ootsa
Germany
should
contribute
and
I
are
trying
:to
get
re-
dcfence
ncxt
i;c"dli(ry
magistrate
ed
that
It
be
put
on
a
workable'
000)
to
weslern
brakes
"may
have
been
at
Iault.j
Forecast
!
for
worlt
on
tne
Ed11""111
"
due
to
wet
weather
driving
cori-t
Nortu
coast
Region
Sunny:
Vancouver
oil
pipe
line
project,
ditions."
j
today,
cloudy
tomorrow.
Little
i
C.
W.
Charles,
president
of
Ar-
He
produced
photographs
of
change
ln
temperature.
Wind
row
Transfer,
said
the
work
will
the
accident
scene.
light
tonight
and
highs
begin
ln
mid-April
on
the
sub-
Robert
Wallace
Whidden,
safe-,
tomorrowport
Hardy,
28
and
contract
for
unloading,
stock-
God's
Lake
39
Hardrock
14
Harricana
13',
H.-va
11
Jollet
Quebec
51
Little
Long
Lac
70
Lynx
12'.
Madsen
Red
Lake
..
..
184
McKenzie
Red
Lake
43
McLcod
Cockshutt
2.75
Moneta
-38
Negus
67
Noranda
80.00
.
Louvlcourt
30
Pickle
Crow
160
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
.19
Sherrit
Gordon
4.20
Steep
Rock
7.35
Sliver
Miller
1
55
Upper
Canada
1-67
Golden
Manttou
6-60
..
'"
in
nve
years
financial
basis
and
some
Of
the
i.-v"""-.
""'
"
year.
4
'.thriving
cty.
present
kinks
in
it
ironed
out.
the
are.
since
M
was
drafted
ty
director
lor
Morrison-rvnuisen
n.N.J
.
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
piling
and
stringing
of
pipe
I
.
-
.
.
.
..
.
..
..,
along
260
miles
ot
rignt-oi-way
I
,
;
fUi
for
road
improvements,
Mr.
last
night
by
the
British
Foreign
!
L
A
J.
K
j
si
i
-Me
said,
but
more
were
need-Secretary,
Anthony
Eden,
United
'
RCMP
Sgt.
L.
A.
N.
Potterton!
;
'
n
tUn
TrancUnnnliiin
Oil
Pinp
I
what
he
thought
was
the
cause
i
ol
Hw
accident.
V
VI
alUtr
M""1
MllrllllSI
IVllll
ed
'States
Secretary
of
SUte
Dean
is
"'Itioredp
"
Mstern
,
f
.
f
......
I
!3,.Kni.
.Qphumfin
Ice
Holding
Up
1
"Was
there
an
excuse
for
the
Line
Co.'s
$82,000,000
project.
He
:
said
the
work
on
this
phase
of
,
the
project
will
take
approxi-:
mately
two
years
to
complete.
The
award
was
made
by
Fred
and
Burns
lmkc.
!'"""'
accident?"
r
:
Doug
Hogarth,
counsel
for
;
Stewart
Logging
Knows
Nothing
He
also
urged
more
rural
i
This
amount
had
been
rccom-electi'itieatton.
-
i
mended
by
top
Allied
planners,
Mr.
Steele
said
that
1000
In-
jwho
had
00en
caiit.d
in
to
meas-
Stepanovitch,
objected
to
the
i
question.
It
was
overruled
by
Mannix
Ltd.
of'
Calgary.
STEWART
Logging
has
been
fc?
Euro-
I
ed
rum
Communist
!
T
f
,b,"H!
accused
at
a
!
urc
Germany's
capacity
to
pay.
Of
Grain
Ban
WINNIPF.n
Oeorue
Mclvor.
The
Oerman
contributi
in
for
j
1952-53
period
is
expected
to
in-
I
elude:
i
coroner
win
rorwu.u.
,
u
t
k
owlng
,
"What
was
the
reason
for
the
,
,()UtdheuPresence
GPf
lce
in
thc
hBr.
accident?"
asked
Sgt.
Potter-.
owever
the
weather
is
,
ton,
conducting
the
Inquiry.
1
.
turnln
mUd
and
this
week-end
!
"i
woulo
rather
no
say.
That
u,elve
of
Mw
holic
.,
i
"
uesn
of
:
'
Budget
Coming
Next
Tuesday
authorities
Said
chief
nf
Iho
hnnrri
nf
irrain
com-
dians
in
his
numg
aeserveo
credit
for
their
conduct
since
brer
parlor
privileges
had
been
extended
to
them
in
December.
He
cited
figures
showing
that
convictions
for
drunkenness
anions
Indians
had
declined
since
December.
Hp
said
that
the
small
mill
Disease
Germs
Charge
Renewed
'
mlsslonei's,
denied
any
'ere
.
today
iscdmvaime
.
J
u
The
cost
of
getting
an
armed
German
force
into
the
field
as
part
of
the
projected
European
defence
community.
Whidden.
The
safety
director
said
he
in-(CiiiHinued
on
page
2'
'"
'S
the
deaths
of
v"uwltu&e
OI
B
uuu
"av'"b
utv"
T1
"fphims.
There
P'aced
by
the
ilniUid
StaU-s
De-
PEIPING
The
Premier
of
Communist
China
yesterday
re-
1,1
mat
tho,..
.,..
The
cost
of
equipping
German
partmcnt
of
inimal
Industry
on
owraior
is
essential
to
the
area
VICTORIA
CP
Premier
Jojin-;Son
indicated
yesterday
that,
m
his
capacity
as
minister
of
'fin-'
ance,
he
expects
to
bring
down
i
the
budget,
next
Tuesday.
He
Municipalities
Convention
Set
P1"'
communists
soidlers,
sailors,
airmen
who
are
newed
charges
that
Allied
planes
took
it
entry
of
wheat,'
other
"grains,
;!Uul
that
they
had
done
a
great
F
'l
,
TIDES
selected
for
service.
;
were
spreading
disease
germs
in,
The
cost
of
maintaining
Am-
i
North
Korea
where
epidemics
emm
I
legume
crops
and
certain
foods
ideal
about
forest
fire
protection.
uanago
"wa
ate
ih,::'.e
from
Canada
on
account
of
the
'lms
Prl."
"l
.7,
Jl'
..."
High
erican,
British
and
French
forces
have
been
breaking
out
of
late
KWV
l..
T
"
nil
1.
.
j
.w
At..
1
.
.7
.
.
.
,
.....
,u
i
.Q,.U
-h
.
...
.,..(
onH
..,lc
lar
nnrt
uuiyunR
ui
iwv
miu
uiuu
ii
w"-.,i,,
Ha
rintip
nnciuL
tnis
or
&
iz-montns
mnuattiici
uic
:
wi.ii
i-naiKca
wc
uu
new
22
6
feet
I
VANCOUVtK.
t
ne
iaa
an-
asKea
tne
co-opeiuuuu
oi
an
22
0
feet
1
nual
convention
of
the
Union
of
members
in
cleaning
up
the
2
5
feet!
B.C.
Municipalities
is
to
takeThron,
Speech
as
quickly
as
pos-
2JS
leetj
place
in
Vernon,
October
-ll.
sible.
2:41
14:53-
8:48
21:01
hen
tiiBv
..
..'i
o..i,ii,.,
..Tt"c
oil!
,,
t
i,
niiiu
mhiph
,
fnrnnenn
riefpnee
mmmiiiilt
v
!
have
been
persistently
denied
in
Low
until
we
i
ithe
past
by
the
United
Nations).
coiuci
Into
existence.
i
will
handle
the
waste."
i
news
to
me,"
said
Mclvor.