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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
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VOL.
XLI,
No.
95
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Federal
Member
Still
Confident
of
Project
VICTORIA
(CP)
Delegates
to
the
Pacific
Northwest
Trade
Association
conference
here
Monday
s-aid
that
aluminum
development
"in
the
Pacific-Northwest
could
affect
the
economy
of
the
whole
-
,
area.
i
"l
am
confident
that
the
housing
project
in
j
Prince
Rupert
will
be
authorized
as
originally
plan-j
ned
provided
no
objections
to
the
rentals
are
raised
locally
or
by
the
province,"
says
a
message
received
hy
the
Daily
News
today
from
E.
T.
Applewhaitc,
V7
f
Pen
Scene
Critical
j
"We
believe
the
already
sub-stanltal
contribution
of
alumin-
um
to
the
economy
of
the
Pacific
j
northwest
Is
only
the
beginning
j
of
an
Industrial
and
commercial
1
expansion
which
should
exercise
!
great
influence
on
the
growth
Ml
at
Uttawa.
Earlier
Mr.
Applewhaitc
had
reported
that
he
had
been
talking
to
the
office
of
the
Minister
of
Resources
and
Development
and,
as
a
result,
was
confident
that
within
a
matter
of
days
the
contracts
would
be
let
for
the
rental
housing
project
at
Prince
Rupert.
Last
evening
J.
D.
McRae.
cx-MLA
met
Premier
Byron
John-
More
People
Seek
Houses
Further
Applications
Coming
As
Result
of
Drive
;
Fate
of
Guards
Still
at
Stake-Talk
of
Surrender
and
stability
of
this
entire
section
of
North
America,"
said
F.
L.
Magee
of
Pittsburgh.
DlfcS
i
Sir
Stafford
t'rlpp
Stafford
JACKSON,
Mich.
9
Grim-
Magee
Is
vice-president
i
n
faced
and
fearful,
authorities
I
charge
of
production
for
the
Several
days'-
miblicitv
and
were
waiting
today
for
179
tough
convicts
in
southern
Michigan
prison
to
decide
the
fate
of
11
guards
they
hold
as
hostages.
ps
Dead
son
in
Victoria.
The
Premier
promotion
by
the
city,
Cham-appeared
still
confident
that,
If
oer
of
Commerce
find
this
news-all
were
united
In
pressing
and
paper
has
netted
21
more
appll-
i
Hundreds
of
other
convicts
who
csiauumiiiig
mu
neea,
nouses
cations
by
DcoDle
wanting
to
Aluminum
Company
of
America.
He
said
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada's
ultimate
objective
of
more
than
550,000
tons
a
year
from
its
project
at
Kitimat
would
compare
favorably
with
the
total
production
of
aluminum
from
the
entire
United
States
and
northwest.
Mr.
Magee
said:
"There
are
good
rea.-jons
to
believe
that,
given
normal
and
lines
for
Britain's
I
Auilfrily
I
haiic-cllor
would
be
forthcoming.
rent
new
homes
at
an
average
rioted
in
this
the
world's
largest
prison
:re
back
under
control.
One
of
their
number
was
killed
by
police
fire
and
nine
we.e
wounded.
.
State
troopers
counted
four
injured
in
their
ranks.
;
S-a
itzc:
land
CP
Sir
npps.
eider
statesmail,
a
India's
road
to
in
-
and
pianncd
Brl---r
poiicy
lor
econ-
01
$75
a
month.
Active
interest
)
i
also
bei
;g
shown
ia
other
ways.
The
campaign
is
being
;
conducted
by
the
Chamber
of
,
Commerce
which
has
assured
.
city
council
loo
applications
will
'
be
be
submitted.
submitted.
Five
Dead
in
Alaska
f"MUJIU
Crash
V.IUJII
b
SfmnSfl
f,
reSWentS
f
Eahtend'
drlven
from
eir
homes
SLLJ
T?,,"?8
of,
"chman
Cr..-Jt
in
saulbwestern
Saskatchewan
th-.s
week.
'
stable
conditions,
peacetime
re
.
"",71A
.
.o.
i.rc
iiwkb.hwu
uiia
vauey,
vy'
railway
tracks
wac,
covered
cowed-
by
by
water
water
mty,
uitd
Monaay
I
'
.
and
grain
elevators
quirements
will
be
able
to
consume
our
enlarged
output
within
.emu
came
in
Twenty
applications
had
been
'
"
",c
lluou
BUU
"orrwas
reported
at
week's
end.
(CP
Photoi
vr,r
in
7,virU
Minll
ANPHABAOP.
(fP
.
.
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.
.
..
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-
,
a
reasonable
period."
-
reccivea
Dy
me
cny
Derore
tne
o!
phyMcal
suiicnnj
transport
with
five
Elmcndorf
project
was
temporarily
shelved.
TWO
MILLION
DAMAGE
Consequences
of
the
setting
of
fires
and
general
wrecking
and
rioting
caused
losses
and
damage
estimated
to
total
not
less
than
two
million
dollars.
,
The
rebellious
convicts
holed
up,
with
their
hostages,
in
Cell
Block
15,
the
disciplinary
section
where
they
were
sent
for
the
Vancouver
Dreod
Malady
Federal
government
housing
authorities
have
demanded
as-!
ui
ucuiu
in-
i
tw
oi.-h;
mura
cra.Miua
xvion-:!ay
in
the
Merrill
Pass
area,
;;iiy
lawyer,
who
haU
northwest
of
here,
the
air
force
t
:
mi
Hie
aauisi.
reported
early
today.
Local
Survey
Favors
Liquor
Change-Oppose
Daylight
Saving
surancc
of
190
bona
fide
appll-
t'itlnrie
tit
rr-rMA
tK
is
n
r(n.
Foot-Mouth
and
for
serial
reform.
a
civiWcmnn
u..
Kit..
i
...
.
.
I
Fire
Fatal
In
t
"Are
you
In
favor
of
sale
of
!J
r-l
'
311
aboard
'.iad
been
killed.
houses
renting
at
the
high
fig-:
m
was
Lady
Crippi,
Wreckage
was
sighted
but
the
ure
before
letting
contracts
for
'
"Are
you
in
favor
of
daylisht
saving?"
vitiating
of
prison
rules.
Last
word
from
them
during
;
the
night
was
a
renewal
of
the
i
...VANCOUVER
f
Fire
crackl-
spirituous
liquors
-
and
wines
In
licensed
premises?"
Disease
Is
juon
ana
caie
oi
ner
darkness
prevented
an
immcd-
the
50-unit
project.-
n:;V.;!(ri
hix
rhinf
int.
v...i
i
a
ti
iniint-
lnltial
.t...
have
Lng
throu
a
wooden
apartment
threat
v
to
"
cut
off
"
a
guard's
head
-"--
-
"
"livn.
ilic
JiailL'
M
UU
il
nil
jiuiiai
"ilUOl
O
steDs
sieps
ll-O
nave
11BYC
been
Dcen
UUCI1
u
hiiilrlln
iriin
U.,-
u.,r
.
tr,,j
.
"
.
.
...
,i
recer..
monliis.
flight
tmm
pim,Hf
.
o..
tairn
h
h.
ii.i
BuHaing
.neie
here
trapped
-i
up
pea
and
ana
i
1.1,,
ktll-
km-
i
1
mother
"
and
"
her
e
"
daughter
"er
,n
a
Pre-election
.
survey
on
provincial
"
v
.
plebis-
if
any
prisoners
were
hurt.
So
far
.
,
,
r
as
authorities
could
tell,
mutin
M
have
been
3
years
vahan
airstrip,
175
miles
north-
and
federal
governments
for
the
SLL"
h
...
.
.
;
.
,
La,o,
ih
tc.
.tcest
of
Anchorage.
,
rental
housing
development.
w?a
"
ShborhL
store
buv'
uuy
2
P
Ced
bef0fe
tHe
PeP'e
June
12
Sevea
Confirmed
eers
have
not
heard
of
a
prison-
When
contractor
bids
received
i
V.ix-Ui,jx
Jiad
laiil
,
lng
.1
them
.
a
bedtime
snack.
ul
01
,u
people
picked
at
random
said
they
would
er
kiUed
unit,
'
federal
Thc
"
apPf'mately
'22.
vote
in
fovorOf
the
fiquor
quefion
Major.'fy
of
l"
Tbe
V0-
werellgnting
mv-"
government
uv
M
m-'vi.
or
those
rnose
.
'.
..
....
...
occupants
cscaDed
safe
v
from
-.
.
viujuiuy
among
themselves
today
over
New
Outbreak
in
Sadkatctiewan
...
How
It
Happened
Today's
Stocks
(I
nurt
-v
K
.
4Iiii-imi
i
n.
I.IH
nl
i"1
three-storey
block
on
Fifth
asked,
said
they
were
not
in
favor
of
the
"dayiiqht
tn
iw
or
surrender,
nave
hv.
to
to
rent
rnt
ior
fr
m
(o
on
a
m
u-
(
ivl,nil.
in
(h.
ifi.ianr.
,ncti
:
"
-
1
'
3
...
JV
.UUw..u,.,
uuvni.1.
auv.iiy
unit;
uil-'UliCli
e.
year
repayment
plan.
Later
It
was
reported
that
)
REGINA
CP
Health
of
anim-
When
viikj
only
20
u
applications
njJuoi.iull.-.
,
m,,i,
-nrt
hor
''",,',
cnunn.i'inF.nU
J
Most,
Most
people
who
answered
me
jnur.isus
prisoners,
angry
ais
onicia,
iiere
today
con-
were
received
through
a
city-
,i-ho
,.
.
VANCOL'VKR
American
Standard
"yes".
to
the
liquor
question
sur-.
'
.21
sponsored
survey,
federal
hous
nom
the
third
storey
by
the
vev
Iclt
there
would
be
."less
and
tired,
staged
a
bloody
hat-
firmed
a
new
outbreak
of
foot-tie
among
themselves
ja
their
and-mouth
disease,
the
first
re-besciged
cell
block
after
a
lis-
ported
In
the
southern
Saskat-ptite
over
what
to
do
with
ichewan
infected
area
since
,
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Heavy
Rains
Raise
Fears
Bralorne
6.25
Cariboo
Quartz
1.50
Congress
,
06
tji
bed
lirre
for
fojr
iiidiT
treatment
lor
rcti;,n
called
.spondy-;
aiii.l.ou
was
ii.scov-'
,n
1950
when
he
came
lor
treatment
lor
an
compiaint.
ai;h
caiwd
the
"Mi.
U)
rrign
as
Chancel-.
Exchequer
in
October
the
Labor
party
which
rvtd
lor
many
years,,
s
power.
urard
by
Dr.
Dag-',
-hk
chief
physician,
'
:
'Sir
S:.fo.-d
Crlppa
v
peacefully
at
Hi
i;ht."
!
i
emc
uririg
ladders.
.
bootlegging"
in
Prince
Rupert
!
Last
July
the
family
had
es-11
,lle
h1uo1
luws
were
changed.;
ing
authorities
advised
a
local
contractor
the
project
had
been
shelved.
,
March.
prison
guards
they
were
hold
ing
as
hostages.
capad
unharmed
when
fire
broke
"Yes
answers
wcrt
given
by:
I
.46
Latest
report
from
Ottawa
Twelve
head
of
cattle
are
re.-
Cronln
Bablne
Giant
Mascot
.99
sniirrrs
however
issiirc
ron-
"
.
uic
iimu
""B,
i-ai
omtu
naej,
Indian
Mines
19
Pioneer
2.30
Yesterday
rioting
prisoners
:
portea
mieciea
in
ine
urmiston
seized
control
of
large
sections
of
area-
about
100
miles
southwest
the
big
southern
Michigan
state
!
of
Regina.
Another
neighboring
prison
and
set
one
building
0:1
i
nerd
animals
Is
reported
firo
i
i-nntinnoHim
nf
tho
o.if
.
i
to
have
made
contact
and
will
tracts
for
the
scheme
wlU.be
ltitjbullding-
John
Fowlc,
1176
Ambrose
Ave-
almost
immediately
If
no
objec-!
Cause
of
the
fatal
lire
liao
not
,nuc:
John
McDonald.
Elizabeth'
tions
to
costs
are
raised
by!bcCn
determined.
.
.
Apartments;
Mrs.
Arvid
Sand-;
either
civic
or
provincial
gov-1
An
hour
before
the
apartment
hals,
719
Fifth
Avem.;.-,
East;
.30
Of
Flooding
KANSAS
KANSAS
CITY
CITY,
(d
(KiNTpu;
New
ralr
Premier
Border
Privateer
Reeves
Macdonald
.08
4.75
ernmcnts
''""C,
names
hit
the
warehouse
of
Anstair
rraser,
tnzauein
Apart-
rains,
i
be
destroyed
with
the
infected
R'
o
08
;
xhe
Junlor
chamber
0f
Com-
the
J.
W.
Kelly
Piano
Co.
Ltd.,
mcnts;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
R.
Hull.'
of
it
hea
sharpened
tne
break
m
that
M,"
1t8u
began
Sunday
ou"aay
night,
Sheep
Creek
180
mcrce
wecklv
radlo
program
will
causing
cxlensixc
damage
to
the
No,
2,
Seaview
Apartments.
.
:
J
of
,
food
,tlr
'
ven
Pri50?
guardt?
"
hfW
Sllbak
Premier
80
i.ik.
further
ai.
air
ik.
the
hnud
housing
project
stored
stored
apDliances.
appliances.
Answerinc
"no"
werp
Mn
MIS.
1
'
ugincia
aiont,
h
nosiage
Dy
the
mutineers,
led
I
Federal
officials
here
said
that
.
.
...
..-in
furmof
nrhn
tKmr
AiA
On
Sunday
the
Bowman
Stor-
Hank
Wlcns.
fi22
Fraser
srrepr-
i
lne
ra?lnS
Missouri
River
today,
oy
the
notorious
"crazy"
Hyatt,;-;-'"-'-""""'w
nupstion
in
sn
Interview
with
en
Juliana
whf.
if
pvpr
reiPflsPrt
wnntrt
hp
i
tlf
Y,
Is
believed
to
have
bought
.
1089
Ambrose
;
Three
major
dikes
of
the
Mia-
senior
chamber
housing
com-
ase
warenouse
ncrc
was
swept
Mrs.
Ole
Tweed.
Canada
as
ah
un-
carcass
irom
one
oi
tne
pre-.
j
viously
infected
premises
last
Taku
River
07
Vananda
17
'1
Salmon
Gold
03
'
Spud
Valley
09'
2
Silver
Standard
2.30
Western
Uranium
4.00
mittee.
Program
begins
6:45
p.m.
y
8
$500,000
fire
of
undvtermin-
Avenue;
Mrs.
Robert
B.
GHmour,
:
souri
have
held
at
critical
spots
2ePi
deported
to
..
cd
origin.
.
217
Sixth
Avenue
East..
l
.
and
-v,,.
experts
.1
to
their
:
desirable
alien.
I
clung
pre-;
t
l-past.
two
nrisnn
hWks
in-
January
and
kept
it
frozen
dur-
Kanada
diction
that
Kansas
Citv.
Kan--
pinriino-
mpntai
ward
miri
mess
'fg
the
winter.
Recently
he
thawed
out
the
meat,
canned
1
.nais.
nnri
JCflrisQB
C.Hv
Aicenin-i
'hall
are
in
rontrol
of
thp
rintprs.
-V9rQucen
Juliana
of
oils
portions
for
his
future
u
i
'i
Hvatt's
eroun
spnt
word
that
.
.
Cdibla
.66
Biggest
Atomic
Test
Blast
Yet
Spectacular
Episode
A.
P.
Con
"-us
luceiveu
a
warm
mday
night
as
flic
a
six-day
unofficial
r
"second
home"
ri,.
'
.
they
would
"work
over"
the
hos-
;use
anf
s
reported
to
have
dis-
,
The
crux
r.
v
of
rainfall
1(f
jitters
wa
tags
if
ve
ammunltion
was
posed
of
the
remainder
in'
his
j
at
Kansas
City,
where
prolonged
!
used
against
them,
'
prison
off
t-
barnyard.
Veterinarians
say
that
!
downpours
turned
the
river
into
:
cials
said.
itney
susPect
the
new
infection
Pr.
George
Pulp
Mill
Uuildinir
to
Start
as
Soon
as
Forest
Management
Licence
Granted
came
irom
tnat
mrectea
carcass.
Federal
officials
fear
that
the
A1U1U
L
U
11
Li
01
1
Li,
lNevaua
(
Canadian
rresS)
;a
monster
last
July.
j
At
the
height
of
the
rioting,
-One
of
the
most
Snectaeilkr
atnimV
hnmh
pvp-I
This
time,
armv
eneineprs
.v;officials
sald
at
,1600
prisoners
new
outbreak
may
lead
to
indefinite
extension
of
the
United
were
involved.
MITAVU'UII
r
AT
O
1
11
11-
V
to
j
detonated
jojted
observers'
ten
miles
distant
today
th?,
le,vee
hafv;e
fuilt
"1.
Canadian
Air
luxury
nlr
lli.vr
which1
"Quwnioueheil
down!
'
al
10:30
p.m.
Eastern
'
Time
at
suburban
i
.a,rWrt,
A
small
but'
.........
.........
...
I1.111HII1
,
.
feet.
Meanwhile,
with
hunger
and,LaLes
aS
against,
cana
new
Westminster
(P
As
ana
gave
louu
troops
an
experience
they
will
never
The
expected
crest
was
29
feet
ihirst
alike
alli
Ranwy
New,dlan
cattle-
forget.
put
a
heavy
general
ram
woula
Jersey,
pr.'on
officials
waited
!
At
Victoria
Hon.
Harry
Baw
11
ciuwci
chirred
and
i
-
patiently
for
a
break
in
the
re-
iian.
British
Columbia's
minister
W
the
(
It
was
probably
the
largest
Jorce.tnat
upward,
bomb
ever
dropped
on
conti-
!
;
iuern
returned
1
"luaintances
of
h
SOOn
S
U1C
1UICU
UIHIIUSCIIU'lIk
.
licence
for
which
the
company,
inr
1
ti
im
ls
applying
in
the
Prince
George
WlATHER
"
I
I
IUI
area
Is
granted,
commencement
will
be
made
on
building
a
new
,
.
Synopsis
$25,000,000
pulp
mill
planned
for
I
Thcrc
were
clear
fkjcs
Jn
all
that
district
by
a
group
of
in-
sccllons
oI
thc
Province
last
vestors
headed
by
the
VVestmln-
st.er
Piiner
Co.
Announcement
of
night
and
temperatures
fell
ncntal
United
States
soil.
r
Smoke
blotted
out
troops
who
were
1
within
four
miles
on
ground
zero.
1
bellion
of
231
convicts
there.
01
agriculture,
said
there
was
i
The
revolt
there
is
the
longest
'
nothing
to
be
alarmed
about.
He
in
a
series
of
five
outbreaks
in
I
Indicated
that
the
new
outbreak
the
United
Statef.
A
Similar
j
would
not
cause
a
reimposition
mutiny
by
69
convicts
in
Tren-!f
the
British
Columbia
embar-:
ton
State
Prison,
40
miles
to
the
j
8'
;
south,
ended
at
the
week-end!
At
Edmonton,
Alberta
depatt,-
Swift
Current
Crisis
Tonight
Trucks
hastened
to
take
them
the
projected
300-ton-a-day
mill
sharply
at
some
Interior
points
faway
f(r
fcar
o
radioactive
ef.
Today
promises
to
be
sun
ly
but
was
made
yesterday.
SW1FT
CURRENT
(CP)
Crisis
aftcr
77
hours.
ment
of
agriculture
officials
ex-
f..
ik.
n,
j.
1
RarriparlpH
hi
a
rinrmitnrv
nrpsspri
pnnpprn
ohniit
thp
nnw
fects.
warlimc
stay
here.
"
I
s'pfPfC
from
the
air-
i
We,,
!
smiici
as
8hc
Rt.
Hon.
Vln-,
'
Guv"nor-Oencral.
1
'
Introrlucpd
Queen
'
Pr'm.
Minister
L.
S
I
'I;
;d
to
other
Cana-
Including
Minister
"al
Df
fence
Brooke;
1
am
so
glad
cool
In
most
areas
although
a
'The
mill
will
employ
300
per-
AJUllUttllll
J
1
"
"
r,.,
uaill,
,
.
.
.
UUlAtlllg
ine
explosion
nasnea
at
,
n
8:jo
on
of
Which
would
precipitate
a
wing,
the
prisoners
were
prom-
outbreak
being
fairly
close
to
the
n-J;
...
rlistnrhnnr'p
now
nnnrnachinff
Calmont
182
Central
Lcduc
3
80
Mercury
'
32
Okalta
4.50
Pacific
Pete
14
00
Royal
Canadian
26
Royalite
,
20.00
TORONTO
Athona
10
Auuiaque
-21
Bcattie
Duquesne
58
Bevcourt
...
..
M4
Buffalo
Canadian
.22"
2
C
M
&
S
35.25
Conwcst
4.15
Donalda
40
Eldona
24
2
East
Sullivan
8.30
Giant
Ycllowknlfc
10.50
God
s
Lake
45
Hard
rock
13
Harricana
-'.12
Heva
11
Jolict
Quebec
50
Little
Long
Lac
72
Lynx
17
Madscn
Red
Lake
2.09
McKenv.ie
Red
Lake
....
.43
McLcod
Cockshutt
2.90
Moneta
45
Negus
62
Nornnda
74.50
Louvlcourt
30
Pickle
Crow
180
San
Antonio
2.60
Senator
Rouyn
18
Shcrrltt
Gordon
4.40
8teep
Rock
7.60
Silver
Miller
1.55
Upper
Canada
185
Golden
Manltou
6.00
,sons
wim
an
uuuiuunui
hi
-
,.
r-
.
a.m
Pacific
Standard
Time,
30-foot
flood
on
portions
of
this
ised
they
would
receive
no
cap-
Alberta
border.
wnnr
oierations.
.
v..,v
,iv,
-i,
wim
11..I
i.
'
-.
-
.....
(h
nrtomnnn
Th's
ou,ii
gilinaiitc
lliai
it
wn
i..j
in..
.
..j
.11...
uai
punisnmem
n
tney
sur-
The
nlant
will
be
oiicratcd
in
:
".J"
-"
i
clearlv
visihle
in
X
Vpms
7S
u
".;
fL"..
j
conjunction
with
the
forest
aciQSS
the
provlnce
tonlgnt
as:
miles
away.
.
!
nlghor
early
tomorrow
morn-
guard
hostages.
T-.!.
J
HC
I
management
licence
which
thc
tne
storm
moves
eastward
.Light
j
The
bomb
burst
42
seconds
ing.
Desperate
convicts,
vowing1
LA
161111
KuL
company
Is
seeking.
nhnwnra
n
pxnpptprl
alnnir
the!
after
bcine
released
from
an
T7.
,
:..
.
U
f
.
1
.
1.
.
"victory
or
death"
in
the
mutlnvi
VVI1I
1
M
...
.
.
.
.
Sponsors
of
the
venture
in-
nolth
coast
in
advance
-of
the
Air
Force
plane
flying
at
30,000
:
nhas?P
thprp
i
nn
P,,Ji.
fnr
were
reported
bickering
as
food
.1...I.
i,io
.in.n,nnl.M,in,
..on,,i.iin,
f
rrnm
Ih.
tv.o
.
i
.....
n...
...
I
.
.
.
fant
fopt
in
n
n
o
.
f.,ii
!
1
kui.
.:u
i
i
j
-
i
pnasize
inere
is
no
cause
lor
supplies
..,,..
dwindled.
j,iw,j
uimn;
iiu.iiwiiira
.iu...
vnc
sysuem
OUl
uuic
in
me
way
HI
m
t;
yuau,
ui(u
ien
uivi.
nntimUm
mimoJll
n,
nnnrtto
.pno
in.i
.
e
J.I..
I
Thp
h,K
Kt
,,.rK
Water
has
been
shut
off
to
thc
'
wing
since
the
riot
flared
up:
Privinrf.
of
the
nlant
bleached
uihpro
room
hefnrp
pnnii.inn
hit
Ifte
000-foot
earth
and
con-
sulphate
pulp,
will
be
sent
here,
'
.
K,irrcast'-
ground
zero
and
raised
the
fa-
"ete
barrier
holds
back
a
lake
Thursday
night.
We
Cut
for
manufacture
Into
sanitary
.
,
.
miliar,
dirty
dust
column.
;
mura
whb,
uure-qmirarj
01
tissues
and
other
products
of
the
I
.
?or.h
lt
Coast
Region
-
Cloudy
i
Hea,
f
.
.
.
a
mile
wide
and
roughly
35
feet
Both
Ways
Liberal
Women
Well
Satisfied
With
Party
Outlook
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Double-barrelled
extension
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
to
North
Vancouver
and
to
Dawson
Creek
is
urged
by
the
British
Columbia
Women's
Liberal
Ar
Westminster
Paner
Co.
which
loaay
Wiln
f"n
.
"u
eve-
faces
w
of
UUUl,
observers
L
Ttia.
Ma,t
V
of
1
them
Vllbtll
deep.
f.,..i
'
ilmr
r-.?...,.!..
.
a.
u
...
.
t
.
.
...
.1
-
heretofore
has
purchased
its
pulp
from
other
manufacturers.
'"old
,",uu"
JacK-.
15
1
n
ls
hc"nnn.
will
wIp
Thip
wlshcd
thcy
were
in
foxholes
This
city
of
7500
population
iwr
H
v
a
FhowcM
Wednesday.
A
little
uke
tn
wouId
be
ln
the
th
of
tne
warmer.
Wind
light.
Increasing,
t.
ch.iH
th.
.,.oL.r.H
Seaway
Sent
To
US
Senate
WASHINGTON,
DC.
(CP)
lif.
.
"
"lson
111-
-
wrn
in
th
.7
lur
man-
dam,
25
miles
upstream,
give
way.
'
-
,
!'3
ot
hU
to
southcily
20
this
evening
-
and
shifting
to
westerly
(20i
in
Union
steamer
Coquitlam.
the
early
morning.
Lows
tonight
Capt.
James
Hunter,
is
due
back
and
highs
tomorrow
.
at
Port
in
port
at
1.
o'clock
this
after-
-TIDES-
While
officials
in
charge
ex-
senate
Foreign
Relations
Com-
sociatlon.
ft,
was
re-
Wednesday,
April
23
pressed
hope
that
the
dam
miUce
today
voted
to
send
to
i
Resolutions
on
the
-PGE
from
Hardy,
38
and
50;
Sandspit
and
noon
from
Alice
Arm
and
Stew
IS
cZ
0:23
llligh
for
would
h.ol1,
tne
clty
is
PrePared
the
Senate
without
recommen-'
Dawson
Creek
and
Quesnel
As-
Princn
Runort
38
and
48
ana
win
sail
at
3
p.m
n
.
...
n
i
.
-
t
,
mppi
u
ii
u
umpriypnnir
,
i
t
i
.
.
....
1
...
.
1952
21.7
feet
r7fl
20.4
A
feet
fnn
.
2.0
feet
4.8
feet
12:58
...b.
..
.......
p,v-..v...
nn
ruin
ipcric
nrinn
mirrtni.17
no
Knrmr.
ah
orppo
ort.r.tri
hjinn.,,.
r..-
.
ui
uuuiii'
i.i
i
irvLL'
wxv
ill
in
utiiei
:
Vancouver.
zens
in
81oan
y
ef
Alaska
polnU,
Frank
Watcrhouse.
Low
6:46
lay-lying
areas
have
united
States
participation
in
'at
tho
annual
meeting
of
the
inert
c
ireiEnier
Cass
ar.
Cant,
uann
io.ui
B.
C.
body.
Mrs.
B.
Haugland..
who
has
been
visiting
here
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hcn.y
Hansen,
First
Avc-
i
jbeen
on
the
alert
for
the.
past
building
the
St.
Lawrence
sea-
Rt.
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
!,ew
davs-
way
and
power
project.
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
is
sailing
j
Plans
continued
for
the
fur-
Canada
has
announced
its
in-
'
-
!
t
4i
,
'.
.
-
,
l'
1
'
1
y
fund
nii,niu
r'
Pengelly,
g
due
in
port
tomorrow
;
ee
of
m.
.
y
011
a
from
Vancouver.
On
the
way
up
!
K.
F.
Harding,
general
mana
The
president'sreport
a
"sense
of
satisfaction"
in
i
,Urv
member
ii
coast
tne
Cassiar
Is
calllngtger
oi
runce
uupert
r
isner-
i
nu'e
wesi,
is
returning
to
van-,
.mis
afternoon
by
the
Coquitlam
thef
evacuation
of
490.
families
te"ntion
of
going
ahead
alone
the
Liberals'
new
found
liberty
mtive
tor
thi
'
um"
at
Ktlmat.
Kcmano
and
Watson
j
men's
Co-operative,
left
today
couver
on
the
Coquitlam
tins
for
Vancouver
on
ecclesiastical
who
would
be
affected
should
with
the
project
if
the
United'
'the
fact
that
we
will
be
abio
e
""ling.
isiand
wlth
carg0
deliveries.
:
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.1
afternoon.
business.
the
dam
fail
to
hold.
t
tales
does
not
wish
to
join
In.
to
be
ourselves."