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PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
15,
1952
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;
Advance
Agent
Sent
To
South
America
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
News-Herald
says
in
j
a
dispatch
from
Grand
Forks
that
Stefan
W.
Sorokh
!
has
left
for
South
America
with
the
''purpose
of
saek-j
ing
a
new
home
for
Canada's
Doukhobor
population."
Condemns
Separate
Schools
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
mln-
Dr.
Carter
I
Statement
Shocking'
VANCOUVER
Is
Caddy!
dead?
DISASTER
Greatest
Flood
in
Memory
Of
White
Man
on
Rampage
lied
Cross
Facing
One
of
Biggest
Kclief
Operations
in
Its
History
OMAHA,
Neb.
More
than
IQjjOO
are
homeless
Big
Korean
Tank
Action
'
6EOUL
P-A
powerful
United
Nations
tank
force
kll'cd
and
K-oundcd
300
Chinese
Reds
Monday
1
a
furious
bombardme-H
of
Cnmmun'st
lines
on
he
ceitr'il
Korean
front,
the
United
States
Army
announced.
Fifty-four
Allied
tanks
fired
for
an
hour
and
45
mi
iutc3
f.om-
-
;
I
V
j
'
y
i
ister
of
education,
Hon.
w
t.,
goroi'n
js
the
spiritual
leader
-of
the
Sons
of
Freedom
Stra
Straith,
th,
on
on
Monriav
Monday
nieht
night
de-I
de
1
.
.
.
Re.-idents
of
Vancouver
-were
sect
of
the
Doukhobors.
fended
British
Columbia's
edu
ftaggered
Monday
by
report
that
today
as
the
marauding
Missouriand
Mississippi
cation
policies
and
condemned
Rivers
continued
to
spread
their
seas
of
misery
over
1,250,000
acres
through
eight
states.
"w1881
aUOn
"I
would
not
wish
to
admin-in
in
.wo
months.
lhf
Departmcnt
of
Educa.
Truman
Signs
Peace
Treaty
!
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
Presl-
'
The
story
says
the
Doukhobors
have
secretly
exported
$94
-000
to
the
United
States
to
finance
Sorokin's
trip
and
project
in
South
America.
Authoritative
sources
(Grand
Forks)
report
that
the
move
was
made
by
asreement
between
leaders
of
The
Red
Cross
estimates
that
tion
under
any
but
our
present
system,"
he
told
delegates
to
the
annual
convention
of
the
Teach
18,939
families
have
fled
their
all
Ui'
-pilillll.
s.rai
nuu
uceil
puucu
ashore
at
Ucluelct
on
the
west
coast
of
the
Island
and
that
it
may
be
their
beloved
sea
monster.
Simon
Peter,
a
fisherman,
caught
a
1-ton,
14-fool
-elephant
seal,
or
sea
elephant,
Saturday.
These
big
seals
are
faiily
common
In
southern
seas
but
appear
rarely
this
far
north.
Home
From
homes
in
the
Dakotas,
Nebraska
ers
Federation
Iowa,
Minnesota,
Wisconsin,
President
Calls
for
Flood
Meet
Mr.
Straith
said
he
was
bring-i
dent
Iruman,
at
a
ceremony
in
the
gons
of
Freedom
anci
the
ing
up
the
subject
"since
the
the
White
House
today,
signed
orthodox
and
independent
question
of
separate
schools
i
tne
Japanese
peace
treaty
which
Doukhobors.
,
JbOR
TO
FRANCE
,G
P.
Vanier.
DSO,
native
of
Montreal,
is
n
ambassador
to
t
graduate
of
Laval
Korea
War
Kansas
and
Missouri.
i
What
the
chief
of
the
army)
engineers
describes
as
"the
greatest
flood
white
men
have
,
over
seen
In
the
Missouri
re-
fJ
came
into
prominence
a
year
f
mo
,ntn
......
;
SoroKin
len
ixis
Angeies
on
Dr.
Neal
M.
Carter,
director
of
ago
with
the
novel
situation
at
'
with
''
March
23
for
Montevideo,
Uru-
A
(I
2
brmin
the
war
he
practised
law
in
i
'.,
.
...,ih
.1,0
the
Pacific
Fisheries
Experi
SEATTLE
Rousing
welcome
Maillardville.
ne
was
reierruiu
i
,
.i
"ions"
is
responsible
for
the
!U
l
-1
Among
the
countries
he
will
visit
are
Uruguay,
Paraguay,
Bo-
Klven
the
troop-ship
General
to
ciosing,
iast
April,
of
two
iJn"
","
u11ed
hls
Ro'an
Catholic
-Pl.
at
the;6
Ft0CS
-cuH
y
ai'd
plight
of
the
homeless.
The
Red
Cross
states
17,809
(.camunity
near
New
Westmin-
livia
8nd
chile
for
the
Purpose
mutual
defence
pacts
affecting
families
are
already
homeless
In'
?mpri,an!!
iana
Rnn
pnm.
VI
&t?IWUK
CL
new
11U1I1C
1U1
Vdli"
mental
Station
here,
says
he
thinks
the
creature,
which
has
a
body
like
that
of
a
noimal.
king
size
seal
and
a
head
like
an
elephant,
is
the
Cadborosaurus!
or
"Caddy"
for
short.
''I
can
only
theorize."
said
Dr.
Carter,
"but
it
seems
highly
pro-
the
Missouri
River
valley
ana.
ln.nmr..
.
'-
j
the
Pacific
area.
when
the
river
rolls
through
WASHINGTON.
DC.
(f
President
Tiu...an
w.ll
fly
to
Omaha
tuiiiorro..'
ano
has
a
ked
gover.-.u
oi'Siacs
in
the
Missouri
and
Mississippi
basin
c;lously
affected
by
the
unprecedented
floods
to
meet
him
hi
conference
to
discuss
relief
measures.
Before
landing
in
Omaha.
'he
Several
bands
were
out
to
greet
lt
dl(f
not
have
the
fund,
to
i
Znllrccl
them
Including
pipers
whose
carry
on
and
480
students
were
;
,fand
around
JTn
OtLr
prence
was
arranged
especially
absorbed
into
the
public
school
!
SutSSSnuw
Omaha
and
Council
Bluffs,
the
figure
will
rise
to
20,000.
making
the
Missouri
flood
of
the
greatest
In
71
years
of
Red
Cross
for
the
Canadians.
j
bable
to
me
that
people
have
'
seen
elephant
seals
and
describ-
ada's
Doukhobor
population.
U.S.
In
On
Seaway?
system.
the
Philippines
aad
with
Austral
Mr.
Straith
quoted
a
state-
,a
and
New
Zeaiand.
ment
by
Dr.
B.
Conant,
Harvard
l
.fit1
WU.t
rt'.vuiuvu
LUL
I
oveiseas
with
the
$
Raiment
in
the
Jd
War.
He
served
;ja:ia;!ia:i
High
Com-I
office
in
London
lyM;
was
Canadian
F.ancc
1938-1940.
jiumbei-
of
Perman-B.
ai'd
on
Defence
in
1
1940
and
later
was
Hficcr
Commanding
is'rict
No.
5
at
Quels:)
he
was
Canadian
$
allied
governments
arid
representative
Bfi.ch
committee
on
jl-rations
1943-1944.
'Milled
ambassador
Jli
1944
f
'CP
PHOTO
i
relief
operations
in
'
fthc
United
;
States.
!
ed
them
as
Cadborosaurus.
Many
i
President
will
fly
over
the
flood
Leonard
Knowles,
CNR,
Retires'
University
president,
that
a
''dual
system
of
education
could
threaten
the
democratic
unity
of
the
Dublic
school
svstem."
'
of
the
ivports
have
fitted
that
i
areas
to
see
the
situation
at
'
of
the
elephant
seal."
I
first
hand.
I
Pacific
Pete
Strikes
Oil
Primary
in
Division
to
Stay
in
Korea
f
'
"I
must
sav
that
I
aDDrove
of
Two
Canadian
Ministers
Clear
Way
With
President
Truman
MONTREAL
0:
Leonard
J.'
every
word
of
Dr.
Conant's
Knowles,
65-year-old
assistant
statement,"
he
said.
The
trend
to
the
president
of
the
"Canadian
on
this
democratic
continent
is
New
Jersey
Foiirth
Well
in
Fort
St.
John
Area
To
Hit
Ga
SOMEWHERE
IN
KOREA
9
WASHINGTON
0.
A
White
National
Railways,
has
retired,
lt
against
any
change
in
our
sys-
Thn
rnmmAntifoalih
Ttivisirm
will
VTnuto
tnnfprpnpp
Mnnrliiu,
rlffl!"
centres
todiv
on
the
iNew
Jer-r'
announccd
t0Q'
01
puo"c
!
remain
in
Korea
after
the
armis-
ed
the
way
for
Immediate
sub
lth
I-
I
tlce
Is,
"X
the
commanding
'TT
mission
to
the
International
y
state
primaries
especial
;
-
17
officer,
Major-Gcncral
A.
J.
H.
Red
Hold
on
France
Now
Diminishing
slgn-ed,
attention
directed
to
the
Repub-!
lm
VV
SiWr
.
B
1
:rn...i.'..'(i
Cassels
said
todav.
"Joint
Commission
of
Canad'.an
Fifteen
Dead
in
oost
EDMONTON
Q
Pacific
Pet-,
roieums
Lt.
on
Monday
reported
an
oil
strike
at
its
No.
7
Well
in
the
Fort
St.
John
area
of
north-,
eastern
British
Columbia.
The
well,
on
the
Birley
farm.
two
miles
south
of
the
Alaska'
highway
at
Mile
i&'t.
encoun
llcan
ballot
which
contains
the
;
names
of
General
ELsenhowcV.
Senator
Robert
Taft
and
Gove-
"After
the
truce,"
he
said,
"we
(plans
for
the
development
of
the
will
fall
back
from
the
demar-
s.
Lawrence
seaway
and
power
i
cation
line
between
the
Com-
1
project.
munist
and
United
Nations
The
power
end
of
the
project
jCrash
in
Spokane
put
of
MONTREAL
Gcorgo
R.
Van-
nor
Harold
Staisen.
ie-.
Canadian
ambassador
to
Taft
endeavoured
to
withdraw
tered
oil
at
about
3500
feet
armies,
dig
new
defc
ice
positions
will
involve
joint
effort
by
On-
The
we!l
frave
up
fcas
at
a
rate
France,
told
trrc
CMnarflim-Cltfb
after
the
New
Jersey
state
pov-
SPOKANE
(CP)-A
B-36
bomber
crashed
On
a
-"d
maintain-
acUve
"
Rand
an
agency
to
be-
named-
of
750.000
cubic
feet
dully.
ftrre
last
niplit
tnai
mo
com-
,
error
mrcw
nis
suppon
iu
j
w
...
-:
Canada-S
q
25th
Infantry
brigade
by.
President
Truman
It
is
the
fourth
well
In
this
muni.st
hold
in
France
is
weak-i
eral
fclscnnower
Dul
ll
was
take-off
from
the
Fairchlld
base
here
early
todaV,
is
part
of
.
the
Commonwealth'
n
is
irenerallv
assumed
this
iiinum
entne
'
I
late
to
have
his
name
removed
Division.
;
area
to
give
a
gas
flow
i
agency
will
be
the
power
author
killing
15
of
the
17
on
board.
Two-
crew
members
GTON
(
The
gov
suffered
serious
burns.
iM'iwoj
Monday
it
Is
WEATHER-
ity
ot
N.w
'Voile
State,
r
Two
Canadian
cabinet
ters.
Hon.
L.
B.
Pearson,
minis-Uer
of
external
affairs,
and
Hon.
Lionel
'
Chevrier,
minister
of
I
Circulation
of
the
Communist
j
from
the
ballot.
'press
has
dropped
from
2,500,-j
Senator
Estcs
Kcfauver
was
000
to
1,500,000
in
a
year.
;thc
only
name
on
the
Democratic
Control
of
workers
by
Com-
j
ballot
although
a
write-in
vote
:
munist
unions
has
dropped
by
i
for
Governor
Adlal
Stevenson
is
cne-half
in
three
years.
expected.
pi'imnte
further
ex-
Complaint
The
giant
10-englned
bomber
crashed
in
a
farmer's
field
half
a
mile
northwest
of
the
base
,
I
aluminum
pioduc
Synopsis
House
Problem
Again
Tonight
U.iited
States
and
spent
an
noun
with
There
is
a
very
extensive
storm
transport.
and
burst
Into
flames.
Th.
r,ir,
foii
tv,.
fo-m
f
wntpr
about
400
miles
west
of
the
President
and
said
after-
Bnted
Slates
business
rVisrhmann,
chief
of
Rejected
,J".
iti"
u
Ull
i
Ernest
Alf,
who
told
a
reporter;
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
ward
that
Mr.
Truman,
had
"we
were
awakened
by
this
aw-!
This
storm
is
already
giving
gales
agreed
to
institute
immediacy
ful
crash
and,
as
we
got
out
of
i
along
the
north
coast.
These
the
steps
necessary
to
join
the
bed.
all
we
could
see
was
the
'
strong
winds
will
spread
slowly
Canadian
government
in
sub-big
fire.
It
made
a
terrible
ex-!
southward
over
Vancouver
.
Is-
mission
to
a
joint
commission.
War
of
Nerves
Keeps
Tories
A
wake
in
House
of
Commons
Will
Be
Coming
Before
Council
Small
Response
To
Questionairres
,.
Housing
problem
will
ajaln
lies
business
me.i
to;
UNITED
NATIONS,
N.Y.
CP
Sidney
how
they
feel
I
The
United
Nations
Security
i.ausion
plans.
He
Council
refused
Monday
night
tK
int.crc.siocl
in
get-I
to
consider
an
Asian-African
iliiminimi
prrKluction
;
complaint
against
France's
t
kimw.
Hp
also
called
!
treatment
of
Tunisia,
"on
as
to
how
the
This
was
the
first
time
-
the
""
plosion.
It
looked
like
only
a
,
lana
as
me
aay
progresses.
r
hlnrk
awav
from
the
house,
but
Rain
from
thii
disturbance
is
come
before
the
city
council
at
Bv
MICHAEL'
NEWMARCU
it
was
actually
half
a
mile
general
along
the
west
coast
of
Largest
LONDON
(AP)
Sleep,
Or
lack
of
it,
is
becoming
its
regular
meeting
this
evening.
;
Vancouver
isiana
ana
uie
mi
ni
away."
r
i-i.
.
.
...f..l
in
(wtich
nn
itie
uui
iiik
me
jjaav
uic
jmxiuctlon
might
bo
council
had
ever
refused
to
Uke
;
one
01
me
mo
ui"
"
"
'
be
council
caused
to
published
coast
but
lt
will
probably
be,
late
;
today
before
there
Is
rain
on
the
,
lower
mainland.
It
will
be
an
Tungsten
J'rted
plan
would
i,S
a
O-year-OiU
pa.
ua.ncnta.y
"
questionalrres
to
be
filled
in
by
;
by
UntUd
NaUo
men
The
test
was
on
a
compromise
un
atiain.
I
...
persons
Interested
In
renting
other
fine
warm
day
in
the
In-
University
Takes
Teacher
Training
j
terior
today.
However,
cloutit-
I
ness
will
increase
tonight.
Show-
by
Chile
that
the
issue
be
plac-
j
Tilc
aim
never
officially
ad-ed
on
the
council's
agenda
but
;
miUedls
for
the
opposition
to
Producer
'"milium
turned
out
by
another
140,000
i
r
ami
inciea.ve
pro-;ii.'anar!a
rrom
150,000
I
year,
aeoaies
lasiea
a
noui.
''-
50-unit
under
the
proposed
utcs
in
an
e
apscd
time
of
961
2
1
r
hours
i
scheme
for
which
tcnc?ers
are
Almost
military
discipline
pre-!
about
to
close.
t
cry
conditions
will
be
general
over
the
region
tomorrow
ln
the
nlint.
hp
nostnoned
indefinitely,
i
keep
government
suppoitcrs
in
The
vote
for
five
in
favor
of
:
the
House
of
Commons
out
of
j
vails.
Chief
government
whip
P.
Up
to
noon
today
only
eleven
VANCOUVER.
Speaking
here
,
k
,h
t
WaKe
01
me
s
'
Monday
night,
Hon.
W.
T
.!
VANCOUVER
Emerald
nunc
Straith,
minister
of
education.!
GALE
WARNING
near
Salmo
in
the
West
Kyotcn-
f
the
Chilean
proposal,
two
hod
until
they
crack
with
fa-
G.
T.
uucnan-Hepourn,
wno
lormr
had
been
returned.
against
(France
and
Britain)
oifercd
."announced
that
teachers'
train-;
North
Coast
Region
uaie
ay
aisirici,
nas
uxonie
uic
tid
the
best
1
comrois
me
m-ii-uiv
w.H.
The
The
only
only
explanation
explanation
on
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tiguc.
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famed
as
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mnvemenLS
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Germ
iclub
in
the
world."
the
Commons,..
,00
conservative
MPs
through
,
ill
1,
t.nn
and
four
abstaining.
Seven
affirmative
votes
ar
..r
n,..
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Is
one
required
to
get
the
item
on
the
now
w.-(,..vv
nine
junior
wiups.
mui
wiuji
hiuh
uruain.
nrltnin
:
u
..
nin..f
on
HID.
i.nnr
Hie
nis
nrincr
b
.1
treadmills
in
has
about
30
MPs
under
wing
wwrvpr
y.nngt
u
not
vet
Given
council's
work
sheet.
ing
in
this
province
will
be
ln-
warning.
Rain
today
.
Ciouay
gesi
pioaucev
01
luugsien
in
uiu
tegrated
with
the
University
of
with
frequent
showers
tomorrow,
world.
A
new
mill'
addition
hns
British
Columbia.
Little
change
in
temperature,
increased
its
output
from
250
,
The
provincial
Normal
School
Winds,
southeast,
40
to
50,
shift-
tons
to
600
tons
daily,
in
Vancouver
will
be
closed
and
ing
to
southwest,"
30,
tonight.
Two
other
tungsten
proper-les
the
Normal
School
in
Victoria
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomor-
are
now
operating
in
British
used
ln
connection
with
Victoria
'
row
at
Port
Hardy.
Sandspit
Columbia
one
at
Hazelto
i
and
College.
1
and
Prince
Rupert,
42
and
50.
one
at
Atlln.
i
Wrilh
debates
stretching
Into,
and
no
MP
can
go
home
while
up
that
tne
houses
win
be
built
the
curly
morning,
inflatable
j
the
Commons
Is
In
session
un-
and
tnat
gomc
way
will
be
forund
j
rubber
beach
mattresses
are
be-;
less
he
gets
permission
from
his
out
Qf
tne
UTipaSJje
resulting
from
!
coming
standard
equipment
for
,
whip.
:
nic
tenders
for
thrf
project
hav-
mi
raise
.
K
The
New
York
Wifs
what
it.
e.illi-rl
TIDES-
fvitionee
of
Ulc
ralsity
"Wi.flm-srllltf
Anlil
lfi
lfl.r)2
many
Conscrvauvc
Mrs.
uwy
t
The
whips
have
a
simple
way
ing
been,
so
much
higher
than
anstic
photo
charces
:
Ilich
5:04
19.2
feet
'put
them
in
darkened
interview
'0(
insuring
the
government
can
the
estimate.
mt
Slates
is
wag-
18:43
16.0
feet
rooms
and
sleep
through
many
,
ahvays
muster
a
majority.
They
"c
in
worth
Korea
I
Low
rcct
of
wc
oeoaics
uuu
uui.
f
oon
t
give
mai
permission
un-
ti
;
.
1
-
-
Jr
-
S
-
V'
l
I
-I
I
.
f'
f
1
:
1
5.0
feet
soundly
that
they
miss
ine
ring-,
jcss
the
man
who
wants
to
checK
12:01
First
Steel
For
Pipeline
ing
of
division
bells
summoning
i
out
has
"paired"
with
a
Labor
them
to
vote.
'
!
member.
The
nerve
War
began
after
the
'
The
Labor
mcmbtrSi
waging
February.
1950.
general
election
i
tnc
war
ln
thc
way
thcy
caincd
left
Labor
with
a
majority
ofjfrom
tnc
conservatives,
gener-
pDAY'S
STOCKS
VANCOUVER
Steel
for
the
Wtt
nVKdld
theyiBlly
.t0
Pair-thus
kccPinS
$32
million
oil
pipeline
from
Ed-The
all
i
Conscivauves
aia
uii
ini
y
nvprnmrn.
...nnnr,rs
maroon-
i
.
II.
4lltll.l
irtl
ll.
I
I'
monton
to
Vancouver
is
now
...
.
.
....
,
..I.
o
couia
10
Keep
me
vuuunuua
si-;
cd
,n
lnc
commons.
AN(
oi
V
t
J
StilU;i.(
tiring
out,
LaDor
wnn
ting
late,
talk-and
always
hoping
for
an
opportunity
to
outvote
thc
gov
being
distributed
to
construction
points
along
the
700-mile
route.
First
shipment.
438
tons
of
high
test
steel
pipe,
reached
'White
Rock
from
San
Francisco
this
week
and
is
being
moved
to
sidings.
.
TORONTO
Athona
.'.
09'a
Aumaquc
,
20
Reatie
Duqucsnc
44:,4
rJvvaoiirt
-
1-25
Buffalo
Canadian
23
Consul.
Smelters
35.50
Conwest
4.40
Donalda
'
40
'.i
Giant
.Yellowknire
11.00
Brightest
Atom
Blast
ernment
on
a
suaoen
censure
j
motion
after
weary
members
'
had
drifted
off
to
bed.
j
The
Conservatives
never
got
the
vote
they
wanted,
but
their;
;
Trans
Mountain
Oil
Pipe
Line
i
Company
estimates
that
it
needs
145.000
tons
of
steel,
or
about
,
harassing
was
so
effective
it
ai
1
most
ucuuiulmu
i4un-iw
I
,ais
vi,iiA.
wcvaaa
Aiiuinri
E
t
-u..si
ua
ho
in
God's
Lake
Hard
rock
...
Ilarrfcana
Heva
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Sabine
1
(!
Slices
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f
Juliet
Quebec
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1.55
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7.00
2.5a
.30
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.08
Va
5.25
.03
1.70
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.18
.04
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2.40
425
.62
1.80
3.85
.
16.25
.35
4.00
'13.50
Little
Long
Lac
.72
Lynx
H
I
was
a
big
factor
In
Prime
Min--
Tc
explosion
was
touched
off
Twa
tcwb
lister
Attleo's
decision
to
resign
lodliy
on
Uw
testing
grounds
lAbo"16a
carloads
of
pipe
cov-,
last
..
miles
from
this
city.
year.
seventy
crings
wU,
also
be
necdcd.
j
SHOE
ON
OTIU'lt
FOOT
i
It
was
thc
brightest
flash
of
After
the
pipe
Is
welded,
It
Is
Now
thcLahor
members
arc
the
several
so
far
seen
in
this
e'eaned.
given
a
primer
coating
I
'giving
thc
Conservatives
with
a
city.
and
an
enamel
coating,
wrapped
1
majority
of
only
16
some
of
Today's
bomb
is
believed
to
with
fibre
glass
ana
then
asbes-,
'
their
own
medicine.
Night
after
have
been
dropped
from
a
plan?,
tos
felt.
In
rocky
sections
it
will
j
night
finds
the
Commons
still
ln
!
get
another
asbestors
wrapping
i
session
long
after
the
usual
ad-
cuiAirr
crADC
as
a
"rock
shield."
Comment
time
of
10:30
p.m.
SfWVJrVt
JUAKC
.Trans
Mountain
said
three.
Sometimes
the
debates
last
un-;
Ftre
department
was
called
at
crews
are
working
In
B.C.
ar-
,
til
2
a.m.
or
3
a.m.
Sometimes
noon
yesterday
to
the
Ideal
ranging
for
the
right-of-way.
;
I
they
go
on
past
breakfast
time,
cleaners,
McBride
Street,
where
About
2100
easements
will
be
Once
recently
the
Commons
sat
a
smoke
scare
did
no
damage,
needed
from
private
land
owners
,
i
debating
continuously
for
23
Oil
supply
to
the
furnace
had
in
this
province,
about
1200
In
the
;
(hours.
In
one
recent
week
the
flooded,
causing
the
smoke.
Fraser
Valley.
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.04
MeKciulc
Red
Lake
....
-4
McLcod
Cockshutt
....
285
Moneta
-44
Noranda
77.50
Louvicourt
37
San
Antonio
2.60
Senator
Rouyn
..:
-18
Sherrtt
Gordon
4.60
Steep
Rock
7.00
Silver
Miller
1-84
Upper
Canada
I,
Lcduc
INTERVIEWS
CHIANG
KAI-SHEK
Bill
Boss.
Canadian
Press
staff
writer
with
the
Canadian
torces
n
Korea,
obtained
an
exclusive
inter
.Mew
with
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kai-Shek,
head
or
the
Chinese
Nationalist
government.
Boss,
left,
is
the
first
Canadian,
to
visit
Chiang
since
the
Nat'onaiists
withdtew
from
the
mainland.40
Formosa.
The
Generalissimo,
centre,
speaking
through
the
interpreter.
Shen
Chang-Huan.
government
spokesman,
made
striking
comment
on
the
possible
effects
of
any
Korean
truce
and
forecast
that
the
Nationalists
can
win
all
the
mainland)
from
(he
Reds
within
three
years
of
a
miliiary
landing.
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PHOTO
311
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