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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Tuesday,
April
14,
1S3
jEquipment
LIONS
SIGN
FIRST
pun,
FOR
1954
ENTRY
IN
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VANCOUVER
9
British
Columi.u
i
,
.
.
J
wants
crnrrw
MINNEDOSA,
AUn.
CP)
Tlie
Minnedosa
Home
and
School
Aisociation
decided
to
pres
lor
enforcement
of
a
9:31)
p.
m.
Cur
few
for
the
town's
younger
fry,
Contending
the
children
are
wandering
the
streets
too
late
at
night
and
are
alio
guiity
of
using
bad
language.
,
first
player.
Jve
Malan
Government's
Fate
Now
up
to
South
Africans
By
ASTI.EY
HAWKINS
JOHANNESBURG
(Reuters)
South
Africans
tomorrow
will
go
to
the
polls
to
make
decisions
that
may
chart
the
course
of
their
country
for
years.
Collected
At
Depot
Annls
Stukus,
head
man
of
Vancouver,
Western
Inter-Provincial
Football
k
Union,
mut-A
slKU''d
t
Jtler
u-eve.
uregory.
wno
will
play
with
the
Uriiver
V.
h
fnhimhtft
Columbia
lltitll
until
-
Lion
l.irtna
loin
II,.
the
ii.,i
....!..
.
.
...
'
Br.
'"
union
nexi
vear
1
Twenty-one-year-old
weiily-one-year-old,
six-foot
Oreiiorv
i.
former
prominent
lacrosse
nlnvor
v
"
i
By
Th
C'uimliun
Prt'M
MONTREAL.
An
army
ordnance
depot
at
-born.
Their
vote
in
elections
for
the
played
English
rugby
and
American
footlMil
f,
"r
VBc,
At
Wo'Joce's
lower
house
of
Parliament
will
baci;
power
after
4i2
years
In
either
keep
In
power
Premier
opposition,
l-idependent
observ-Daniel
Malan
and
his
National-
el5
predict
mere
will
be
a
world-Ut
party
or
return
to
power
the
WKie
wave
cf
confidence
in
the
Of
Course
LOOKING
FOR
LOVE
IN
THE
SHADOW
,
United
party
oi
Jacob
Strauss.
I
Union
of
South
Africa,
which
If
Malan
wins.
South
Africa
could
be
expected
to
follow
the
!
nrobablv
will
become
a
republic,1
liberal
traditions
of
the
late!
either
inside
or
outside
the
Bri-
Gen.
Jan
Christian
Smuts.
j
tun
Commonwealth.
If
that
were:
Socially
South
Africa
Ls
one
of
I
to
happen,
liberals
fear
the
coun-
me
wj.
lds
mo.it
complicated
I
try
would
be
made
to
conform
tj
countries.
Not
only
are
there
dif-j
li
II
wm
east-end
Lonjrue
rointt
,
has
been
turned
into
a
giant
marshalling
yard
for
shipment
of
Canadian
in
i
1
i
t
a
r
y
equipment
to
European
countries
under
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
0rpaniz,ation
plan.
Nuarlv
1.0'K)
jeep,
and
other
rc-bulll
wartime
equipment.
Including
Runs,
tanks
and
trucks,
are
expected
to
be
shipped
shortly
from
25
Central
Ordnance
Depot
to
J-h
NATO
countries
as
France,
Italy,
Belgium
and
Denmark
Although
actual
shippine
dab-i
itl
l"remacy"
extremisis.
,.
,
and
colored,
but
also
between
ex-
MADE
TO
MEASURE
Suit
Special
April
10
to
April
17
FREE
U
Straus
should
lead
his
more
treni
Afnkaaners
descendants
i
internationally
-
minded
party
.
of
Dutch
settlers
and
other
white
;
-1
citizens,
largely
of
British
ex
ma
,
,.
,.
'
i
r
.
.
.1
Aay
t.rai.ym-Li-tna.-.t
.i.
traction.
;
I
Many
moderate
Afnkaaners
1
deplote
"dictatorial"
tendencies
t
in
Malan's
nationalist
party;
!
hierarchy,
and
try
to
uphold
the
tmore
liberal
outlook
of
pajst
'
j
Afnkaaner
statesmen
like
Smuts.!
'
Both
sides
agree
in
principle!
IWA
Vote
To
Be
Known
April
28
If
U
M
T
J
inff
mtf
CHtM
UMBICX
KOLOEN
FARRELL
Extra
"KING
l
in
t.
TRIO"
"INDIA"
t
KTOON
MR
(IlltF
MARSHAL
SIK
JOHN
W.
RAKt.K
ilefti.
Canadian-born
vice-chief
of
the
Biitish
Air
Staff,
arrives
in
Canada
for
defence
talks.
He
greets
Air
Marshal
C
R
Slemon,
chief
of
Canada's
air
staff,
at
Ottawa.
Air
Marshal
Baker
ls
on
a
get-acquainted
tour
of
North
American
bases
and
headquarters.
Radio
Quiz
Programs
Irk
Saskatoon
Library
Staff
TODAY
&
WEDNESD
TOTEM
Evenings
7:
-
9:
p.m.
Royal
Park
White
Shirt
Any
$1.50
Tie
Any
Adams
$6
to
$8
Hat
FAMiH
S
l-LA
V
ins
THUlt;
!
VICTORIA
(CP)
Final
result
.of
that
racial
seg-.cgation
is
nec-j
ballots
cast
by
32.000
members
of
cssary-
But
observers
wonder
the
International
Woodworkers
whether
Malun's
unconipronus-,
of
America
CCL
in
their
an-'ing
law
against
-passive
re
nual
election
of
officers
will
be'
sistance"
to
his
apartheid
strict
announced
by
the
provincial,
racial
segregation
policy
will
district
cour.cil
April
28.
,
;
.
provoke,
.more
.disturbances
if
2.
3.
'
Rl:
ItNAKD
SI!AW3
have
not
been
announced,
a
large
portion
o(
the
equipment
is
scheduled
to
le
wnt
overseas
from
here
before
the
end
of
April.
Under
pn
'i:t
Canadian
Army
policy,
equipment
designated
for
NATO
countries
will
be
replaced
by
standard
United
States
equipment.
HMII.I
Alt
SIGHT
The
Bii'h-b'iilt
CtnturUm
tanks,
which
proved
valuable
in
Korea,
are
a
familiar
siitht
at
Loimue
Point
It
U
understood
they
are
being
held,
here
for
dls-
!
Ballots
will
be
counted
by
the
rmhleiy
applied.
For
10
Days
Wallace's
Men's
j
manias
m
ecu
mice;:.
I
locals
April
18.
Results
will
be,
The
color
bar
already
is
brek-
1T)R0CIES
AND
i
SASKATOON
If
Radio
quiz,
Mi
WikxI
says
the
library
staff
programs
the
kind
that
Involve
believes
It
their
duty
to
answer
sending
answers
by
mall
are
all
questions
to
the
best
of
their
not
winning
any
friends
at
the
ability
But
contests
are
brlng-Saskatoon
public
library.
"ins;
things
to
a
sUtfc
where
most
,
;
t
o
u-.,H
,.
who
have
legitimate
requests
are
m
ing
down
in
some
lnduscnes
ana
r'""
'
.i
'sent
to
district
headqaartars
lie
anu
nav
Willi
ll
.virn
o
-
I
,
,
,,.
nhrvrc
nrdirt
thut
this
Made
-
to
-
Measure
Suit"!
.,.!.,..!t.n,i,
if
i.,.ntin..Prt
would
1HEJJ0XVS
service
due
to
.,ff,i
i
,iir,
tnr
loner
being
denied
i
isuiK
oi
mieresi
in
me
eiec.ioii'
.
!
will
centre
in
the
contest
for
the
ultimately
put
an
end
to
corn-presidency
between
J.
Slcwartj
Plete
.racial
segregation.
Alsbury.
present
incumbehf
pt
'Vftut
increasing
role
of
colored
New
Westminster,
and
Joe
Mor-
labor
in
South
Africa's
expand-
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j
-ill
'x.v
time,
let
loase
with
a
blast
blocked
telephone
lines
order.
Come
on
in.
WALLACES
DEPT.
STORE
against
this
pirrtlcular
form
of
j
There
Is
an
added
problem
The
radio
fare.
j
variation
in
questions
with
the
trlbutlon
to
the
two
Canadian
brigades
overseas
and
tor
active
CflFlTGl
I
ris,
first
vice-president
of
Lady-!
Ing
industry
could
have
a
major
!
aflect
on
the
nation's-
economy
1
if
the
non-whites
ever
organized
'smith.
TODAY
ond
WEDNESDAY
-
Shows
7
variation
In
answers
His
trouble
is
that
many
per-
,
rwu.tlng
t
do
the
library,
reputa-and
shows
docsu,
sons
who
listen
to
quiz
get
swept
awav
by
rosy
vi-
,
V
Kod
ssons-of
wealth
for
only
a
box
top
;
Mr.
Wood
cites
an
example:
j
force
units
in
Canada.
Rebuilding
and
i'.ur
n.x
of
'
Canada's
NATO
contribution
is
1
onlv
trnr
nha.e
In
tlie
bustlinz
'
as
a
united
bloc.
j
'
Despite
political
ferment
;South
;
Africa
has
advanced
economlc-
and
the
correct
answer
seem
to
!
"Somebody
phones
and
asks,:
activity
at
the
2ai-aere
elegit.
;
ally
with
good
profits..
Govern
PHONE
think
they
can
get
that
answer
,
wnui
is
uie
nignesi
peait
m
norm
:
largest
army
warenouse
In
the
Immediately
from
the
public
1
America.
We
answer
Mount
Mc-
country.
library.
Kinky.
Then
som
body
phone
me
base
also
Is
the
main
ren-
i
"No
sooner
is
the
morning
quiz
aml
'h-
Mchest
leak
(
tre
for'
army
technical
store.
In-
ove'r
than
the
telephone
starts
In
the
Rockies.
We
tell
them.
j
eluding
those
held
for
reserve
ringing."
he
complains.
'
For
the1
"The
r
:xt
person
asks
what
Is
forces.
next
few
hours
we
re
doing
nolh-
the
highest
peak
In
the
United
One
of
the
most
Important
ind
hut
cunr.k
ihA
gnturr
tn
thr
States:
then
someone
ak
what
component
parts
is
202
B.ise
LINDSAY'S
CARTAGE
AND
STORAGE
LTD.
Established
1910
V.OVING
.
.
.
PACKING
.
.
.
CRATING
SHIPPING
.
.
.
FORWARDING
.
.
.
STORAGE
Experienced
handling
Local.
Nation-wide
and
World-wide
Shipments.
"MOVE
WITH
EASE
.
.
.
SHIP
VIA
LINDSAY'"
Agents
Allied
Van
Lines
Ltd.
Thonc
60
68
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
At.
ment
figures
show
an
increase
In
over-all
production
and
higher
great
rises
in
the
cost
of
living.
Industry's
main,
complaint
against
Malan
is
tnat
his
policies
have
frightened
away
International
investors.
,
SS
Taxi
Is
the
height
of
Mount
Robson.
.
i
Workshop.
Royal
Canadian
Lii-c-
contest."
PROMPT
SERVICE
HEATED
C!
"Now
we
have
better
things
to
trical
and
M"chanlcal
Ensinetrs
do
than
sit
around
and
listen
to
Tlie
workshop
hajt
put
into
p-qmz
programs
and
we
haven't
(rational
use
t
H
the
equlpmenl
any
Idea
what
the
question
on
destined
for
Europe
the
program
actually
..
So
pol
ISIIING
Kill
I
S
ST.M:
IIII.GIRHON
lilM
K,
MXTII
SI
MIT
Pipeline
Built
To
Deliver
Plenty
of
Gas
mayije
we
ve
piven
me
persons
eahing
fo.r
riifferent
answers.
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
Yoi;
can
it
.
tr
t
us
no
Manager
Named
For
CNR
Resort
OTTAWA
William
B.
Ci!?i-forth.
assistant
managfir
of
tie
Chateau
Laaritt
Ottawa.
Has
b';en
appointed
rajinaner
at
Myi-aki
L"i
;e,
Canadian
National
,
Railways
summer
fiotel
fit
t)ie
Lake
of
the
Woods
.
a
it
M
Jk-
:
carlo.
.
-
.
.
.
:
ht
appointment.
,
ai-
.ntfunrd
here
by
.liotg-rt-Soi-
Hr
Wool
nay
ifin
eone
once
LIMITED
Builders
and
Contractors
WASHINGTON
IAP
The
rie-
asked
the
library
to
find
out
the
If
la
la
la
i
mm''
'AIR
At
present,
military
and
civilian
tradesmen
are
pnli..iil!n
tip
rtVKlcl
army
rifles
for
us
by
Canadian
soldiers
and
the
kCMP
at
Coronation
ceremonies.
About
2.400
civilians
and
1.200
army
personnel
man
the
depot
An
elaborate
Identification
library,
a
new
locater
index
branc
h
and
the
profusion
of
paper
woric
detail
help
the
army
Keep
track
of
130.000
technical
store
Items
and
thousands
of
otheis
in
the
2.0O0.0O0
square
feet
of
warehouse
space
J-'OUNpATONS
ASJ'IIA
LT
'HJ()YiXtt
CONCKKTK
WOKKVv-.y
'.'-.'.v'
INTEUIOK
and
EXTEIiiOli
RE&fjVgll)X
!
signer
of
a
proposed
pipeline
names
tf
all
the
entertainers
from
Canada
Peace
Kiver
area
who
were
born
on
the
seventh
to
the
Pacific
Northwest
said
day
of
the
seventh
month.
But
today
it
could
deliver
more
,
the
'
last
straw
as
th"
person
natural
gas
than
markets
would
who
asked:
require
.
J
"Can
you
give
me
names
J
H.
M
Jones
of
Montclair.
of
Donald
Duck's
nephews
"
NJ.,
an
engineer
for
Ford-
iriervtlle.
penerar
iiianuifer'0.
Uie
CNR's
hotel
department
Corr.fortn
su;ceds
L.
S.
Waiiit'l
PO.
Box
121
Phone
S09
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
who
died
last
December
urn
Prince
Rupert
to
BIG
Nl
ISAM
E
Ms
500000
Worker
Bitter.
By
Snake
Improved'
SAULT
STE
MARIE.
Ont.
(CP)
Hie
Memorial
Gardens
commissioners
here
barred
a
youth
from
skating
at
the
arena
for
one
yeur
becau.se
of
skating
that
RUMK'
KETCHIKAN
with
connection
to
WHITEHORSE
SEATTLE
ANCHORAGE
SPEED
COMFORT
SAFETY
ty
Tur
Uh'uI
Tr!
A,"-nl
IS
OE
Baeoii-Davis
Co..
testified
at
a
power
commission
hearing
on
j
applications
to
pipe
gas
to
the
I
Pacific
northwest.
lie
said
th"
4
;,ipeiine
he
designed
for
West-
.
roast
Transmission
Co.
could
'deliver
up
to
218.000.000
cubic
1
feet
of
gas
daily.
j
The
gas
could
be
carried
In
the
IKO-mile
in
i.n
'ne
during
its
!
fifth
year
of
operation
between
Ihs
field
In
northern
British
Columbia
and
Alberta
and
Portland,
Ore.,
Jones
said.
We;troa.st
would
sell
about
:
W.'IQ
(J')
feet
to
Canadian
markets,
including
Vancouver,
and
'LIC
000,000
fset
In
the
iJnited
States.
MONTREAL
TP
A
young
n
u
n"
thtj!
Particular
youth
had
been
carnival
worker
bitten
Saturday
;
by
a
water
moccaain
anake
1
repeatedly
warned
about
his
whose
bite
frequently
Is
faUl
j'Peed
performances.
r
m
'm
m
.
...
,.
.
.
.
i-
.;.t-Iv'M,i:,Btff'
Mi
msm,
,
r?Mfil
was
said
to
be
"Improved'"
to-
Si
t
day
following
injerlion
of
a
i
;
s)eclal
st
rum.
j
;
The
scrum
was
flown
heis-
i
from
Hamilton
and
injected
j
Into
the
arm
of
Armand
Coull-,
lard.
26.
j
:
The
water
moccasin
sank
Its:
Westcoast
propfksos
to
sell
gas
Era
to
distributors
In
principal
cities
'
fanKS
Into
the
back
of
Couil-
r
1
1
1
.1
.Uil-
1
i
lard's
hand
while
he
was
clpan
Lord
Calvert
Shoclc
Absorber
of
western
Washington.
Its
application
is
tied
in
with
that
of
ini;
out
the
pit
at
Montreal's
Show
Mart,
where
37
snakes
are
Trans-Northwest
Gas
Co.,
which
to
on
display.
would
pipe
Westcoast
gas
f-1
is&F
V
rip-
:t
.,
$
tlx
eastern
Washington
o::d
Idaho.
;
Jones
said
five
compressor
stations
would
be
built
along
the
Canadian
part
of
the
line
dur
I
i
nc
serum
c
one
ironj
noocri
i
Lang
who
heard
a
broadcast
.
plea
for
an
antidote.
It
came
i
when
efforts
to
locate
It
elsewhere
failed.
ing
the
first
five
years
of
opera
I
i
tion.
Four
more,
.including
one
i
in
the
U
S.,
are
planned
later.
4?'
Only
15
Hr$.40Mit.
He
said
the
$133,000,000
system
j
could
deliver
more
than
188.-1
,000
000
cubic
feet
of
gas
In
Its;
,
first
year
of
operation
and
the
;
total
would
Increase
annually
to!
riViK
Miresl
way
to
althorh
tlie
hlnx
k
of
unexpected
liilU
iind
eHiis.islolia(rcail)
asli
"
Money
in
I
lie
ISank."
Ami,
jniiii"
or
old,
married
or
single,
the
only
Mire
vay
to
have
rash
for
tin;
tilings
you
want
and
need
U
to
have
money
regularly.
You'll
he
ilea-antly
MirpriM-d
liov
last
your
saving
grow
when
you
m'I
uiilf
a
ie(inilr
kiiiii
rarli
iay
(lav.
Vie
Miggol
you
Mart
liuiliJing
your
t-n
k
alisorlter
l)
ii,.
iiiiig
a
Saing.-i
--oiinl
at
llie
nrareat
hram
li
of
Tlie
Jtank.
ol
?Soa
Scolia.
Develop
tlie
isavingn
liahii
Ihvrv
no
iIukL
ubsorbcr
like
"Mwiiy
in
-Ju.
Ihmk."
ftmm
Trr
t
MONTREAL
Ilil'i.OoO.OOO.
His
design
calls
for
j
delivery
of
about
150.000,000
feet
$203.50
into
the
United
States
each
year.
Canada's
supply
would
range
from
38,000,000
feet
the
first
year
to
more
than
68,000,000
lect
the
!
fifth
year.
AIM-INK
S
M
CtWMfif
Pjicifir
Attlmtl,
Ph(tnt
?ti
Vour
HNS
Manager
is
a
ixxl
man
to
know.
In
T
errace
lie
is
R.
C.
Sandover-Sly.
Your
Trovel
Agent
orco!
cover
more
You'll
find
lliat
iociiiIhts
of
Canada's
most
distinguished
tlulis
call
for
Canada's
most
distingiiishol
whisky...
Lord
Calvert.
For
suier!
cjualily
.
.
.
and
the
smoolhcst
highball
yoo've
ever
tasted
.
.
.
uhnnjn
aill
for
Unci
Culu
rl!
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Calvert
CAIVERT
DISTIlltRS
IIMITEO,
AMHERSTBURG,
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