Israeli
Ratifies
Agreement
I
!
rnoce
upcri
Daiiy
hjewi
Friday,
March
27,
19o3
JERUSALEM
AP
The
Is-.
will
tuke
place
at
I,
f
Rates
Unfair'
ruell
cabinet
ha
ratified
the
heudquurtem
m
n.
fv...
-
r
-
'
asreemeiit
bv
which
West
Oer--foreign
offir.
,
'
many
promises
to
pay
Israel
'said.
smi
Slavery
Still
Exists
In
World
.
I
By
A.
COLDBFRG
oon
fn
lii
remirntlnng
f
i
r
i
Uir
ihu
f
FINANCIAL
STATEMENT
School
Disi
rift
No.
52
(I'pnce
Uupcrt)
'
(
STATEMENT
"A"
I
B.WWCE
SHEET
As
at
December
21,
J
951
ASSETS
Revenue
Assets
Cash
on
Hand
...
$
Acrounts
Receivable:
VANCOUVER.
CP-
Canadian
x.rse(.uUori
ot
the
J(.ws.
Germany
will
railways
'charge
kw
j
Tne
agrPement
m
slpned
mjoOO.000
worth
of
k'
rates
rcrr,..,
American
lum.
Luxmb)u
U!t
.
,0byror.jl2
to
14
year,
1
ber
ln.m
bcultle
Wuh,
'"
VetRti
Minister
Moshe
Rharett
f:l
Urael
in
mt:,,,
L
cm
Canada
nd
the
'
.
.
Israel
and
Chancellor
Kt.nrad
The
goods
will
Inrtw,!
J
than
they
charge
far
BiltHl
I
Memu
of
.
o-rmaoy.
West
;
as
pumps
and
Wm
"1
CoUrnoia
lumber
going
:
to
th.
0em,tM
..,
VarKut
ri)t
CompK
t-!
Imallmi
pi-,:.u.
said
today.
,.
,
i
pensatkm
for
Jl
t
"1
The
association
dnnaiutcd,
Jn
xi,e
exchange
of
ratification
in)
by
the
N-.i
a
hearing
before
thf
board
li
t
U(
the
laM
stop
In
I
claimed
be.
;nl"
n'l'
!
5.03
i
UNITED
NATIONS,
f--
;
i
'
I
r.i
14400
1.304.88
925.69
Provincial
Government:
Vocational
Transportation
;
Equipment
.
Night
School
1
N.Y.
(AP)
A
three-year
!
survey
by
the
United
Na-jtions
shows
that
actual
crude
slavery
still
exist.?
.
.
I
a
1
66.60
-$
2.441.17
traiv-port
",J:mMw
the
agreement
effective
hers
Dominion
Government:
Tuition
Fees
Sundry
i
in
some
sections
ot
ine
51000
20628
inalion"
and
order
Canadian
raiuavs
to
reduce
rate
from
3.
157.
45
201
25
200.17
world,
but
information
is
incomplete
and
the
solu-
Due
from
Bylaw
funds
Advance
New
Bylaw
Expense
r
-
y:
:
5
'
;
Vancouver
to
point
between
Regma
and
Winnipeg
"U
a
U-ve'.j
!
qual
tr
tiie
ra;i
appilcabh'
i
1
from
Seattle
to
Die
auie
tic-
j
i
tmauijiia."
insist
oh
'white
horse
Caiiital
Assets
Bylaw
Bank
Bylaw
Grants
Receivable
K.
D
Bpence.
counsel
lor
Can-
4.802
69
4.266.38
3.563.87
1
l,u"
i
UN
Secretary-General
Trygve
Lie
summed
up
the
situatiqn
in
'
a
report
calling
on
the
W
Economic
and
Social
Council
I
o
study
further
steps
to
meet
th"
!
adlan
Pacilic
Railway,
said
U"
r
-$
9.069.07
Land
$
2.348
36
Furniluie
and
Equipment
71
JM
as
Buildings
871,733.73
j
Is
a
move
by
the
railways
to
;
!
raise
lumber
frculil
raUs
in
tin
(pacilic
noi-thweat
rj;iim
of
the;
I
U
S
to
parity
with
Ihose
from
;
the
B
C.
coa.st.
!
:
slavery
problem
when
it
meets
!
:
here
March
31.
!
945.45168
954.520.75
In
Lie's
report,
based
on
the
i
work
of
a
special
committee
;
v.
'
.
'
...
Such
SlYlOOtll
Scotch
$958,084
62
,
which
has
been
studying
the
slavery
problem
since
1950.
Lie
i
told
the
council
no
satisfactory
definition
of
slavery
ever
has
1.254
40
j
been
lynched
Lo'nard
Andrew
of
the
it-,
ocution
aid
B
C.
r.iills
must
cut
j
their
p:ices
drastically
to
nieet.
"
Ulfft
rcntlal"
lie
i
Scrlniinaling
n
f:ei;;ht
rat.-.
j
Our
.shipments
la
PialrU',
point
over
the
last
three
or
four
I
years
have
ihown
dia.-tic
de-j
times."
he
aaid.
BC.
coast
lumber
sales
U
Aibcrta
dcclna-.l
II
ABILITIES
Revenue
Liabilities
Bank
Overdraft
..
Accounts
Payable
-
Excess
of
Revenue
over
Expenditure
for
the
year
ended
December
31st.
1952
24500
The
woiid
has
beea
trying
to
control
slavery
under
an
international
treaty
framed
by
the
2.064.47!
i
3.563.87!
League
of
Nations
in
1926.
This
defines
slavery
as
"the
status
or
condition
of
a
person
over
5.500.00
201.25
Oil?7
RSM.
HUt
I!
E.
FOI
KNII
K.
32.
younaeot
regimental
ksergeant
majoi
in
the
Canadian
army,
calls
his
men
for
their
final
parade
before
leaving
Canada
for
Korea.
His
unit,
the
81ft
field
regiment
Royal
Canadian
Artillery,
left
Its
training
Rround
at
Petawawa.
Ont.,
to
join
the
23th
Infantry
Brigade
in
Korea.
RSM.
Fournici
has
been
in
uniform
since
he
was
nine,
when
he
signed
on
af
bugloi
in
a
Navy
reserve
unit
in
his
native
Kingston,
Ont
He
joined
the
permanent
army
artillery
at
H
385.000.00
15
p,
r
i-nt
bertcu
VJia
an
lUui,
thoe
to
8aluUhr4iV
went
down
39
per
cent
and
sales
to
M.ii
H
iU.i
42
per
cent
Walter
van.pVU.
a
mtniher
ot
the
lumber
aswi
iation.
said
lani-ber
freight
rat.s
from
th.-
coa.-si
to
the
Prairies
have
mine
than
doubled
since
1943
Tins
In.-rca
means
$3
90
more
per
1.000
board
feet
nn
lumber
shipment.
t.
whom
any
or
all
of
the
powers
attaching
to
the
ripht
of
ownership
are
exercised."
The
special
committee
reported
that
other
forms
of
servitude
include
debt
bondage,
serfdom
or
peonage
on
farms,
contracting
out
persons
for
hire,
marriage
customs
where
the
woman
is
deprived
of
free
human
rights.
Capital
Liabilities
Bylaw
Accounts
Payable
3
Due
to
Revenue
fund
"
Debenture
Debt
.
4
Serial
Debentures
1970
$
62.000.00
Advances
City
of
Prince
Rupert
323.000
00
Capital
Surplus
Balance
December
31st,
1951
$
538.190
86
Add
Capital
Expenditures
from
Revenue
Land
H2
46
Buildings
3,342.13
Furniture
and
"Really
Molotov
Appears
Defenceless
Whisky
V
r'lnnii.'B.
he
said
.
Equipment
1.04348
Against
Malenkov,
Beria
Plans
5.43007
11500
00
ind
child
transfers
for
payment
,
or
other
conditions
which
ex
-
ploit
the
child.
The
special
committee
divided
!
up
the
world
for
the
survey.!
each
making
an
intensive
study
t
of
his
area.
It
got
the
UN
to
j
send
questionnaires
to
all
coun-
'
Serial
Debenture
Redemption
Provincial
Government
Grants
5.6)8
57
563.819.50
Uy
WII.I.IAM
l
It
VAN
Associntrd
Tresa
Nes
Anitlysl
Don't
954.520.75
Mw?fh
Just
Say
scotch-Ask
For...
$958.08462
mile
tils
wit.
For
VUhin.sky.
that
is
not
gi
od.
lie
may
survive
it,
but
If
he
doesn't,
thinr
will
look
jad
lor
l.H
mentor,
M
v.
Ai:;K!K'r
t'.,
lit;
hu
h
ma
muUe
M':."v
u.ncomi-'tb!c
l
ti:
aiiti-Je.v
.vi
;.iii)a!;;n
.
yu
;
In
the
pat-Stalin
regime
in
;
the
Kremlin,
Vyartheslav
M.
Mui-otov
seems
to
be
In
the
positio.i
j
of
the
unwanted
but
siljhUi
;
feared
"third
m..:
'
j
A.s
the
afafirs
of
the
reg'me
o."
Georgi
M.
Malenkov
progress.
tries
to
get
further
data.
Nine
LN
members
and
seven
non-members
did
not
answer
equests
for
governmental
information.
Lie
listed
them
as
Cuba.
Haiti.
Liberia.
Nicaragua.
Paraguay.
Poland.
Saudi
Arabia.
;
the
Ukraine
and
Yemen,
all
UN
i
i
STATEMENT
'B"
I
STATEMENT
OF
REVE.M
E
AND
EXPENDITl
RE
For
the
vear
ended
December
31st,
1952
KEVEME
Municipal
!??-55jJ45f
a,..ie
in
the
t
t
union,
wo,-
For
the
Finest
iwuiocov
may
mm
uic
a.mus'iieie
olov
J
K:nu
1.-ni'.'lvjzir.a.
Rviral
-
members',
and
Albania.
Andorra,
wanner
ana
wauuei.
w
ttiiou.
i
,
.
,
.
,
.
$29U23.63
M
5
IW
P.jernm.nt
GrtnU
g3
in
Office
Supplies
the
sultanate
of
Muscat
ana
any
particularly
powerful
allies.
Oman.
Portugal.
Romania.
San
:
nc
mouid
seem
virtually
ciclence-Marino
and
Spain.
less
against
whatever
plan.s
Dormitory
and
Boarding
i..A
i
'
iiiiffL?vy.i.yCi
e
IS
jcw:s:i
aim
na
nvvii
;.jr.i
i.
;
have
hid
Western
Icaninjs.
It
was
Malenkov
who
was
res-pon.'.bl'!
lor
firir.g
Mrs.
Molotov
as
commissar
of
fisheries
12
years
a'o.
and
M-)iot.:v
didn't
like
it.
But
for
all
l'ts
apparent
The
Ukraine
answerea
oniy
oy
i
MuK-nkov
and
'lis
secret
police
calling
attention
to
a
SoviH
rnSer
ijaViei.l;.
P.
Bciia
mnht
ZO
.UVI
936
10
3.87024
1.390.69
Vocational
Transportation
Equipment
SEE
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
19186
have
in
store
for
him.
As
matters
.stand,
there
seem.'
Union
reply
that
"the
proaiem
of
slavery
.
.
.
does
not
aise
in
the
.Soviet
Union."
w
17
ContenH
26'
i
owb
Night
School
46.483.72
little
doubt
that
the
power
is
Thir
adyertlement
If
not
publinhed
or
duplavrd
it
Hit
Control
Board
or
by
the
Governmrni
of
llritnh
(i
pi
her
Revenue
.
Tuition
and
Night
School
Fees
10.668
06
Rentals
Rule
nf
Assets
1173
O
I
uu
Locker
Rentals
12,707.30
held
by
Malenkov.
the
new
pi
inn
demotion
in
the
shakJ-up
which
minLiter,
with
the
tolerance
and'f,,ow-ed
Stalin's
death.
Molotov
!
support
of
Beri.i.
Molotov
and
fannot
,
bp
counlt,d
out.
MaKnkov
frequently
have
not
seen
eve
to
eye.
i
It
may
be
Molotov
's
35
years
Confucius,
She
Great
Chinese
!of
devoted
service
to
SUilln
that
saqe
died
in
4J
BC
at
the
ae
j
will
kcop
him
in
the
upper
res-
cf
atjoUt
72.
No
Monies
Allocated
For
Celebration
CLASSIC
ALJEAN
MINIATURE
TARTAN
KILTS
Total
Revenue
$350.415.15
EXPENDITURE
Administration
Salaries
Administration
iiiii
Office
Expense
-
2,H,
Truttpps
Fvnpnsp
331.03
!
Isters
of
the
regime
for
the
time
VANCOUVER
O
Alderman
being.
His
very
connection
with
Halford
Wilson
said
that
the
i
the
name
of
Stalin
may
give
him
USED
CARS
Beautifully
styled
and
marvelously
manufactured
to
complement
your
Sprint
Wardrobe.
Miniature
plaid
will
allow
selection
527.50
General
Administration
2,952.09
City
of
Vancouver
will
not
spend
enough
power
to
make
him
fear-civic
funds
on
special
ceremonies
PCj
at
the
top.
to
mark
Coronation
Day,
June
2.1
T
fo,n,ln
.he
fortunes
of
$
8,334
27
FOR
SALE
Instruction
Teachers'
Salaries
200.809.1J
School
Clerical
Salaries
S'2?I'i5
Teaching
Supplies
,?d!
Other
Instruction
Expense
314
85
2
1951
Austins
WORSTED
SKIRTS
Tailored
designs
in
the
latest
mode
.
.
,
assorted
co.yuis
that
you
can
wear
anytime
,
He
said
the
special
council
committee
will
act
as
a
central
clearing
house
for
all
organizations
that
have
coronation
plans.
"Our
Job
will
be
to
find
out
Just
w-hat
is
planned
and
by
S19.95
212.68978
1
1950
Austin
"
1
1949
Anglia
Coach
1
1948
Dodgo
Sedan
whom,
lend
them
organizing
Operation
Janitor
and
Engineer
Salaries
25.043.18
Janitor
and
Engineer
Supplies
5,9J,5
Light,
Power,
Water,
Fuel
22.130.38
Insurance,
Rentals,
Other
4.905.77
ALL-ROUND
PLEATED
TARTAN
SKIRTS
foreign
Minister
Molotov,
It
maybe
In
order
to
watch
what
happens
to
his
former
deputy,
Andrei
Y.
Vlshinsky,
prosecutor
for
the
blood
purge
of
the
1930s.
For
Vlshinsky,
no
longer
foreign
minister,
thvre
may
be
cause
for
worry
in
the
current
violent
campaign
in
the
Soviet
press
against
'.spies
and
wreckers'
inside
the
U.S.S.R.
;
Vishiii!ky
was
a
Men.shevik
that
b
a
member
of
the
minority
In
the
old
social
revolutionary
facilities
and
publicize
the
events,"
he
said.
56.03295
The
city
is
not
allocating
Graceful
appearance
to
add
charm
In
every
way
.
.
.
the
ultimate
In
plaid
styling
J.
$22.50
FOR
TllK
MtN
money
for
any
particular
show."
Tentative
plans
call
for
cor
onation
services
in
all
city
churches,
special
programs
for
5,720.07
school
children
and
on
Tuesday.
Coronation
Day,
a
military
par
FULL
FLAIR
TWEED
SKIRTS
Sporting
Tweed
In
fine
pattern
presented
in
assorted
colours
and
trimmed
with
colour
to
add
that
special
touch
ade.
$15.95
WHO
KKM
'IRF.S
CHEAP
TRANSPORTATION
1
1938
Plymouth
11937
Plymouth
lloth
in
Very
Good
Shape
Superior
Auto
SERVICE
LIMITED
3rd
Ave.
W.
rbone
Green
217
party,
under
Trotsky,
when
the
Bolsheviks
majority
took
over
the
pow.T.
VLshinsky
had
spent
much
time
In
the
United
States.
Some
Westerners
ev-n
profess
to
ad-
1,528
26
The
Naldive
Lslands,
a
British-riroteedted
istai'e
near
Ceylon,
cover
only
115
square
miles.
Repairs
and
Maintenance
j
,
iy
?
-
Grounds
Wages
and
Supplies
i...
..
....
877.42
Buildings
Wages
and
Supplies
3.803.71
Equipment
Wages
and
Supplies
1.038.94
Auxiliary
Services
Health
1,3?S5S
Dormitory
and
Boarding
Expense-
58.00
Other
-
"56
Debt
Service
Sinking
Fund
Principal
JU19
90
Sinking
Fund
Interest
7.304
00
Serial
Debentures
Redemption
14.500.00
Serial
Debentures
Interest
15.98000
Bank
Charges
and
Interest
12
25
Conveyance
of
Pupils
Contract
Expense
Capital
Account
142
46
sues
-
Reconstruction
and
Additions
.,,
to
Buildings
8.342
3
Equipment
lana.
DOM'S
DEPT.
STO
FINANCIAL
STATEMEXT-'ontinuod
I
Deduct
Accounts
Receivable,
Dec.
31st,
1952
4.26633
43,918.15
6.161
40
$
68.370.86
Add
Cash
at
Blink,
Dec.
31st,
1951
16.881.20
Right
Her
In
d.
-
5,43007
85,25200
I
.15
J.J
$340,112
Sir,
1
"
.
tlC
I
$340,224
32
ill
I
54fi
nn
ir
II
DISBURSEMENTS
Revenue
Expenditure
(as
per
Statement
"B"l
Add
Accounts
Payable,
Dec.
31st,
1951
Total
Expenditure
&340
!!?
!:
HMCS
CH
a
aa
Deficit
as
at
December
31st,
1951
-
Excess
of
Revenue
over
Expenditure
for
year
ended
December
31st,
1952
-
2,064.47
Deduct
Accounts
Payable,
Dec.
31st,
1952
it.
lire
$350,115.15
SJ3U.
lf.l
3J
L.I
I
Deduct
Bank
Overdraft,
Dec.
31st,
1952
$
1,254
40
r'hone
526
ran
ui
L.n
i
.
Eess
Cash
on
Hand,
Dec.
31st,
1952
5.00
1,249.40
I
Ton
STATEMENT
OF
RECEIPTS
AND
DISBURSEMENTS
For
the
year
ended
December
31st,
1952
RECEIPTS
aetails
on
h,
W
tan
hu.U
ROYAL
Capital
Revenue
:
Revenue
(as
per
Statement
"B
)
Add
Accounts
Receivable,
Dec.
31st,
1951..
$350,415.15
10,295.77
Nw
Buildings
$
5.00403
New
Furniture
and
Equipment
12,439.90
CA1IA0II,
wt
ABOARD
$360,710
32
3,558.87
$
17.443
93
J
1951
68,706.69
I
Deduct
Accounts
Receivable,
Dec.
31st,
1952
Add
Accounts
Payable,
Dec.
31st,
aM
ABROAD!
$357,152.05
HAVY
n..i...t
riant
Overdraft.
Dec.
31st.
1951
t
18,427.13
$
86.150
62
I
5,701.25
.
-
I
Deduct
Accounts
Payable,
Dec.
31,
1952
LeM
Cash
on
Hand,
Dec.
31st,
1951
5.00
18,422.13
$
80,449.37
!
"
J"Bifc
4,80269
.
I
Add
Cash
at
Bank,
Dec.
31st,
1952
$338,729.92
oa.iai.uT
I
"
$423,981.98
'
.StL
m-lm-TTtS.
3.384
34
2,314
23
CProvincial
Government
Building
Orants
......
Provincial
Government
Equipment
Orants..
Approved
on
behalf
of
the
board:
Chairman:
R.
G.
LARGE.
Secretary-Treasurer:
MYRTLE
M.
ROPER.
Add
Accounts
Receivable,
Dec.
31st.
1951...
$
5,698
57
..
66,938.67
$
72,637.24
SCOTT
McLAREN,
Chartered
Accountant,