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VOL.
XLI,
No.
80
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
3,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
low
Pop
i
J
r
u
u
;
i
l
Government
to
(e
Steel
Plants
Would
Allow
Gas
Export
Application
of
West
Coast
Transmission
Co.
Favored
At
Edmonton
B.C.
Member
Sees
Social
Credit
as
Threat"
Here
EDMONTON
(Canadian
Press)
Arthur
Asli
gf
Saanich,
Liberal
whip
in
the
British
Columbia
Legislature,
said
Tuesday
night
that
the
Social
Credit
nartv
is
a
definite
threat
in
"British
Columbia.
Mr.
""
"
"
L
Averted
j
Ion
Dvts-tl
Irxnme
in
Burglaries
Last
Night
$150
Cash
Taken
From
MiKae
Bros.
Nine
Pairs
of
TriMisers
From
Laundry
.
Some
$150
in
currency
from'
the
cash
register
and
other
draWtrs
and
a
revolver
from
an
office
drawer
were
taken,
when
the
store
of
McRae
Bros,
was
kr
SI
ifi
jjkc
The
t'"v-
U'jN
Steel
Dispute
U'licd
the
j:v
thri'i)
ink
'Tf;-
-
r
Edmonton.
The'
Alberta
!
A.sh
spoke
at
a
meeting
of
the
Edmonton
Liberal-
..'with
scizmv
un-2.
due
next
Tuesday
Conservation
Board
yesterday
Association.
OAKLAND,
The
Kaiser
Steel
Co.
announced
Wednesday
night
it
has
readied
an
agreement
with
the
CIO
United
Steel
Workers
for
a
new
contract
bas-
recommended
that
the
export
of
j
,
natural
gas
from
the
Peace
River
Dnvinn
S
O
"1
i-area
to
British
Columbia
and
DClllly
JwJ
,,.
seizure
threat
,
is
carrivd
out
;
on
i)i
-
pressure
The
British
Columbia
member
said
that,
after
watching
the
Alberta
Legislature
in
action,
he
had
been
amazed
at
the
"autocratic
and
arrogant"
attitude
of
the
Social
Credit
government.
He
had
noticed
that
the
gov-
thc
Rovcrnment's
ed
on
recommendations
of
wage
c
boosts
to
l"c
stabilization
board.
Fish
Union
On
Strike
burglarized
during
the
night.
j
Manner
of
breaking
and
enter-lng
was
similar
to
that
of
a
i
similar
incident
several
years
:
ago
through
a
rear
door.
Inj
the
previous
entry
a
door
panel
j
Workeis
ol
Alum-1
Tnts
was
one
of
the
flrst
breaks
the
United
States
be
permittea.
'
An
application
from
the
West
Coast
Transmission
Co.
was
ap-i
t
proved.
Applications
from
five
!
other
concerns
to
export
from
'
central
and
southern
Alberta
'
were
rejected.
ernment
pays
slight
attention
to
in
the
Ihreatencd
country-wide
D
of
ilic
union's
strike
scheduled
for
April
8.
jrri
mo
ready
to
-p.,
board
recommended
.
a
he
United
States
ni2-cent-
hourly
increase
and
istrics
at
midnight
olncr
benefits.
ANCHORAGE
(CP)
Members
Opposition
suggestions.
of
the
Bering
Sea
Fishermen's
Mr.
Ash
said
the
Social
Credit
had
been
hacked
out
and
slide
boits
pulled
back
to
release
the
door.
This
time
the
plywood
iiinl'...
i
ikj
i
irnnri
i
iiiiJi1
ki
i
i'riiiff
tmmmt
J
West
Coast
Transmission
Co.
r,!.!
9.
nno
frnm
rnm
i
Union,
estimated
to
include
7i)
party
in
British
Columbia
is
.
,
l
i
A
..
fiaViof-
.
.
:
.
-
t
A
11
,
..
Creek
to
a
Doint
six
miles
from
Per
"l
"lc
.
poiiiung
mj
tnc
mraw
B"':i..
ment
as
an
example
of
honesty
government.
NAMESAKES
MEET
Leslie
Blackwell,
Q.C.,
met,
Leslie
Black-Q.C.,
in
Toronto
and
sat
down
for
a
chat.
The
meeting
came
about
when
Mr.
Justice
Leslie
Blackwell,
right,
judge
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
South
Africa,
attended
a
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Ps'itute
of
International
Affairs,
and
was
introduced
U
Leslie
Blackwell,
left,
former
Attorney-General
of
Ontario.
.
ICP
PHOTOi
s
said
they
cun-ave
Murray's
17'
j
"pjv
boost,
plus
nd
other
benefits
g
government
pcr-
prices.
The
cov-
;
Bls'01
1
n
f
Sumas
in
southern
British
Co-
n
strike
yesterday
against
the
Al-
lumbia
whence
it
would
cross
salmon
ndustrv-main
into
the
United
States
from
the.ka
line
to
Vancouver.
;
Strike
status
will
be
main-
It
is
expected
a
bill
will
bs
tained
until
the
fishermen
ne-introduced
in
the
Leeislatura
gotiate
a
signed
contract
with
panel,
which
had
been
put
in)
for
repairs
in
the
other
Incident.
!
was
knocked
out
and
the
bolts
;
again
slid
back.
;
The
burglary
was
discovered
i
when
the
staff
came
to
work
this
morning.
Cash
register
drawer
was
left
open.
Ml'NDRY
TOO
The
Pioneer
Laundry
was
also
broken
into
during
the
night.
Beer
Waiters
Don'l
Want
Hard
Stud
VANCOUVER
The
Vancouver
Beverage
Dispensers'
Union
(beer
"waiters
i
went
on
record
last
night
as
being
opposed
to
the
selling
of
wine
and
liquors
liently
stanus
nun
said
Jim
Downey
Verdict
of
Manslaughter
implementing
the
conservation
the
industry
rease
in
prices.
business
agent
for
the
AFL-af
brxrd's
recclimendation.
a
Sandspit
Crash
Probed
though
Premier
Manning
gave
no
.
indication.
The
Conservation
Board
said
filiated
union.
The
salmon
industry
has
of-(
fcred
1952
contracts
based
on
last
vear's
agreement
with
eight:
ador
in
taverns.
I
Reduced
Finding
In
Slaying
of
Chinese
Mcssboy
On
Coastal
Ship
that,
apart
from
the
natural
gas
!in
the
Peace
River
region,
Al-
unions
not
including
the
BSFU.i
Purger
iberta
needs
for
its
own
use
the:
'"u
V
S
'
Thieves
who
broke
a
window-pane
on
the
ground
floor
of
the.
Third
Avenue
side
and
climbed
in
took
nine
pairs
of
men's
trousers
from
the
dry
cleaning
department.
This
burglary
was
also
discovered
when
staff
came
to
work
this
morning.
Circumstances
of
Q.C.I.
Tragedy
Are
Reviewed
.way
11
menu
C"L
01
"l
iu
,u
ceiius
iui
i
icu
aiiiuu.
ou..u...
i
remainder
of
Its
established
re-
,
VICTORIA
tP-A:exanaer
wi,
I
serves.
-
p
plus
Mne
fringe
benefits.
benefits.
;liam.',
25-year-old
seaman
Iron:
j
The
eagerly
awaited
report
was
:
,
Gould,
Newfoundland,
was
found
Unionists
Stone
Textile
Factory
VALLEYFIELD,
Que.
Dominion
Textile
Co.
claims
that
strik-
Purged
if
U
MvU
Theft
SEATTLE
(CP)
An
'
presented
in
the
Legislature.
The
;
,
guilty
Wednesday
by
an
Assize
iCP)-Development
-
on
the
Labrador-is
being
pushed
u
sible.
One
of
the
airline
executive
testified!
bindint
on
th
government
"i
W'OlC
Grocery
llCli
'of
manslaughter.
is
a
JGO-mile
rail-
St.
Lawrence
port
ing
workers
did
$10,000
damage
Embargo
May
Be
Taken
Off
VVpflneedav
that
mat
the
ine
nilot
WASHINGTON.
D.C-
Attoi-,
pe
s
er
Mamli
ng
said
the
Leg-;
f"
"
I
I
Williams
had
been
accused
of
weanesaaj
pilOI,
ney.General
j
.Howard
McOrath
lsature
wm
hB4
tna
oppor-:
TO77
ijdSUOat
murde,
In
the
disappearance
uf
Of
a
Korean
airlift
plane
today
dismissed
Newbold
Morris
tumty
t0
discuss
the
report
at
a
20-year-oid
Chinese
messboy
lvjt
n,',whom
he
engaged
t
clean
up'
the
current
$essto:i.
:
Teddy
Ryan,
native,
appeared
from
the,-
Canadian
Pacific
nQ-t,0J
Uidl
CI
doneu
J4iium
a.
,orti
in
iho
United
States
nubhc
u
.vti
'
.',
i
Vi
vo.n
ih.iBM!
man
t.h.-
iiitis
to
tlte
iron
to
the
plant
after
a
walkout
ic
interior.
yesterday.
Stones
and
other
mis-
wtations
are
that
sllcs
were
hurled
at
the
plant,
ill
start
operations
The
company
blames,
the
union,
iniincr
of
1954
and
ore
are
schedule!
r
,
,
r
meaner
Cutttai
"e'cgroph
Service,
OTTAWA.
Both
Hon.
Harry
at
Sandspit,
Queen
Char-,
service.
Exception
had
oee"
to
pipe
gas
which
'.he
Board
ap-
in
city
police
court
today
01
a
ship
was
enroute
from
Vancouver
Bowman,
minister
of
agriculture
leUA
,,ntlu
.
id
f
RCIl
tu
u.LC'l"''rr
v-ti
taut
-'--'
"1."
..
7v'
the
Prvea
is
to
tne
wesi
i-oasu
cnarge
ot
tneu
o;
grouenes
iro
n
to
victors
jaauaiy
id.
apparently
;
1
r-,s
ha(j
been
asking
about
I
for
British
Columbia,
and
Hon.
,
,
.
'
"X
,
U7J',
ZWV.
.
i
Z
n..h
c
.lransmsl"
"u
"le
the
gasooai
t,no
oi
josi.ua
The
crown
claimed
that
Wil-
'
Frank
Bell
minister
of
agricul-
had
less
man
3U
seconds'
"
"
,wesi
t-oasi
iranmnusiun
o.
anomei
native,
ai
i"e
v.uW
Day
liams
an
engine
Wiper
on
the
t.
country,
the
rail-
anoda,
Maintained
Ltd.
(an
Alberta
Incorporation),
floats.
Ryan
is
alleged
to
have
r-nncess
Joan,
killed
Dong
ii
his
ture
for
Manitoba,
expressed
to
f0low
"ditching"
pro
a'l
confidence,
after
a
conference
.
t
TIM
Doara
saia
tnai
me
reace
nelped
nimseu
yesieroay
aiLcr-
,vVi.lliamf.'t
cabin
and
stuffed
in
wives
problems
MONTREAL.
The
Canadi
River
area
Is
remote
from
other
noon
to
wo
dozen
eggs
ana
.a
.h.
h,i(ly
throueh
the
Dort
hole.
i)0
foot
tunnel
and
National
and
Canadian
Pacific,
here
with
'federal
officials,
that
ceduresJ:0.1Jhe
plane.'
t
C
DL
ft'
t
ua
.
)
Trl,graphs
said
here
today
that
tnere
would
be
a
satisfactory
Thirty-six
persons
home-'""jPnHlP
DuCKS
fCtUed
areas
in
the
province
and
roil
of
bologna.
He
pleyded
no:
Xhc
body
was
never
found.
was
remanded
for
does
not
lend
Itself
readily
to
guilty
and
The
Jury,
which
deliberated
an
'iwuuu
or
resuici-
thew
had
been
Informed
bvlinnmnt
roctfitinna
n,hih
.
.
.
..
.
...
.
six
mim'hii
of
ih
,,,
.
,,
.
k
I
v.....w.
-
bound
irom
tne
rar
r,asi
aiea
an
integrated
province-wide
eight
days,
gathering
and
distributing
sys-
-
--
nave
UCCJI
1111
jvj.v
uj
uuiu
P'uuui-uun
"la
,
tlonal
leased
wire
ticker
service
:
nrnvlnres
following
the
outbreak
Jap
Treaty
in
the
crash
into
waters
off
the
airfield.
There
were
seven
ion
tons
annually.
;
wm
be
maintained.
Public
mes
i
tem.
!
"Accordingly,"
said
the
report,
hour
and
a
half,
recommended
f
leniency.
'
Mr.-
Justice
J.
O.
Wilson
reviewed
the
testimony
which
suggested
the
mess
boy
was
mor-'onie.
Statement
was
made
by
of
foot
and
mouth
disease
in
Saskatchewan.
-tookplli
?d
at
Seven
;
sage
service
to
and
from
United
States
points
will
be
continued
t
-ht
if;
.
j
',
'fc.
,
....
'F
it
:
.j
i
,
"'"I.
fan
1,
S
it,'
t'
,i
'
r
1
OTTAWA
(CP)
Canada
s
Sen-,
"the
board
is
of
the
opinion
that
Quints
Born
in
Brazil
But
Die
The
two
ministers
have
trans-
n
r
r.
.V
fiiobt
manasrer
lor
...
.
,
,
-..
,i
..
f...,.
1
1
on.
,.
.
i
,i
i
h
,
.
.-.
n
.
.
nf
.
,
,
onoiilint
f
I
---a
-'
ate
UIl
neuilCBUOJ
i
n.
j
l
L
nvuiu
uc
w
vile
ou,oii,5c
v..
to
delas
i
j
on
account
oi
,
subject
mlUed
proposals
to
their
re-
Northwest
Airlines,
was
a
lead-'
proved
the
Japanese
peace
the
Peace
River
area
and
with-tne
strike
againsi
wtsvirn
un-
i
gDectlve
Eovernments,
!.
..
,
,t
r,ri,r
hirh
.Tannn
will
m,t
tn
nrntpctinn
nf
other
j
Williams
to
the
police
that
Dong
I
-'
inrv
.tt
noca
qt
rna
fit
H
1
1
1
1
1
v
ii
ticaii
uwuvi
v
Mv
o
"
-
had
made
improper
advances
J.o
him
and
that
he
had
struck
and
.
I
ion
there.
Frovinciul
embargoes
on
live-
5
'
.
.
enter
""'
the
western
democratic
areas
of
the
province
to
permit
Aeronautics
Board
.
.
.
.
.
owu
ri
t1pnt
mn
h
the
Civil
ic,
.
ra
oa
RIO
DE-JANEIRO
S
Quin-
reported
having
been
uiieea
mm
in
augei.
ATHER
Synopsis
Pocific
storm
Is
ap-!:om
the
Pacific,
'to
and
rain
over
ended,
it
is
no
expected.
The
hearing
into
the
crash.
He
said
u
communjsm.
The
treaty
will
from
the
province
subject
to
born
to
a
Brazilian,
women,
Mrs.
The
crown
prosecutor,
Joseph
that
one
of
the
plane's
four
en-
j
COme
into
force
with
.
ratif
ica-
stringent
conditions
for
the
pro
Julia
D.
Souzain
in
wild
country
jMcKenna,
suggested
that
Wil-near
Batalha.
died
Wednesday,
j
Hams
had
purposely
invited
him
the
Journal
De
Alagoas
report-,
to
his
cabin
for
illicit
reasons.
,
'
this
afternoon
ed.
S
showers
to
much
.'r.
tion
by
the
United
States.
tection
of
the
province
and
resi-
A
few
hours
later
word
came
dents
of
the
area,
from
Karachi
that
Pakistan
had
The
Wiest
Coast
gas
line
would
become
the
sixth
signatory
to
proceed
from
a
point
about
three
ratify
the
treaty,
thus
paving
miles
from
the
Alberta-British
the
way
for
enforcement.
"
Columbia
border
to
the
Interna-The
treaty
still
needs
approval
tional
border
near
Sumas,
Wash-by
the
House
of
Commons.
Ac-
Ington.
From
that
point
the
tion
there
is
expected
before
Vancouver
main
line
would
con-Easter
tinue
to
the
United
States.
Senate
approval
came
after
The
company
also
proposes
.,
.
n;i-.U
rrnthorinrr
onH
H
1
ct
H
hilt
inn
Cf
I
two"
key
figures,
in
restrictions
I
which,
have
crippled
transcon-
tinental
livestock
marketing,
ex-i
pressed
optimism
Wednesday
night
that
some
agreement
may
,
be
leached
whereby
embargoes
may
be
lifted.
Both
Bowman
and
Bell
said
the
outlook
for
reach-;
ing
a
solution
to
the
problem
:
looks
encouraging.
This
was
j
their
immediate
reaction
last
night
following
the-first
day
of
the
two-day
Federal-provincial
i
agricultu:al
conference.
I
a
lull
alung
the
'
after
the
storm
irt
rain
and
stronir
Lodge
to
Meet
With
Eisenhower
Tuesday's
report
giving
the
news
of
the
birth
of
the
child-1
ren
four
boys
and
a
girl
said
;
all
were
doing
well.
Further
de-
j
tails
were
available
then
about
the
children
born
to
the
35-yeai-old
woman.
I'vpiop
again
;omor-
gines
had
quit
when
the
plane
,
was
opposite
Sitka,
Alaska.
;
The
pilot
apparently
touched
down
on
Sandspit
airstrip
and:
then
took
the
plane
off
again
because
he
feared
it
would
not
j
stop
before
reaching
the
end
of
the
runway.
It
crashed
into
the
(
water
a
short
distance
away.
Cox
testified
that
seven
survivors
said
they
saw
no
evidence
of
injuries
to
any
victims
who
slipped
to
'their
deaths
as
they
tried
to
cling
to
the
partially
protruding
wing
and
tail.
l(!1rc
of
another
WASHINGTON.
Senator
Cabot
Lodge
of
New
The
only
living
quintuplets
are
:
Henry
'ill
cross
the
coast
.
will
moderate
:
3st
rcsions.
f
WAIlMxc.
t
100
mnes
of
.ln
line
and
Canada's,
:anada's
17-year-old
n-tnne
Dionne
Hanm:
Hampshire,
principal
organic
girls
-
and
-----
the
Diligent
quintup-
of
tne
campaign
of
General
i
t
tHrt
1
III
Ul
UliHiUIl
illlCS.
...
....
o"
m1""
Z.ZrH
The
board'r
report
followed
lets
of
Buenos
Ames
who
wm
De
Dwignt
Elsenhower
for
the
Re-
publican
presidential
candidat
criticized
Russia
for
delaying
lengthy
hearings
on
export
per-
"
f1
"glon
-
Gale
ure,
left
for
Paris
yesterday
to
.v.-
i
..,or,rf
mit
application
during
which"
cilcct.
Civil
Servants
Snub
Congress
Mr
m
.1
Keavs
is
saillns
to-
confer
with
the
general.
Lodge
tactic
Oil
tllC
tlCttLjr
auu
yvi
-
-
v,;.j
that
Japan
must
be
given
west-
ePert
testimony
was
heard.
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
naa
tnea
io
seep
me
my
r-
em
markets
if
she
is
to
survive
cret
but
failed
to
do
so.
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
:
as
a
democratic
state.
Cloudy
with
show-"aln
tomorrow.'
A
Winds-southeast
,'-o
southwest
i25i
tonight
and
;ow-ut
Port
Hardy,
-
Prince
Rupert,
38
More
Canadian
Korea
Casualties
Worker
Has
Less
In
His
Pocket
VICTORIA
Only
forty-five
ot
the
thousands
of
civil
servants
In
Victoria
turned
out
at
a
meet
WELCOMES
INVESTIGATION
Dr.
P.
J.
O.
Morgan,
superintendent
of
East
Windsor
(Ont.)
hospital,
has
said
he
"heartily
welcomes"
any
investigation
the
Ontario
government
wishes'
to
make
of
East
Windsor,
hospital.
He
said
he
does
not
intend
to
relinquish
his
position
as
a
result
of
an
announcement
by
Attorney
-
Oeneral
Dana
Porter
that
hospital
affairs
will
be
investigated.
(CP
Photo
i
Hockey
Riot
in
Westminster
After
Royals
Edge
Victoria
NEW
WESTMINSTER
(CP)
A
fan-vs.-ilayw
Would
Heat
Swim
Pool
WASHINGTON
What
happened
to
the
worker
in
1951
is
ing
last
night
of
their
associa-1
OTTAWA
O'
The
Army
on
tion
to
hear
R.
K.
Oervin,
sec-;
Wednesday
issued
its
101st
casu-retary
of
the
Vancouver
and
alty
list
from
Korea.
One
officer
and
four
men
were
wounded
in.
I
District
Trades
and
Labor
Coun-
Action
icil,
urge
them
to
join
up
with
Tlle'last
m
was
issued
Sun-the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress.
day
Vote
shown
clearly.
by
recent
Labor
Department
figures
which,
when
pStlrS
S
feud,
at
times
edging
dangerously
close
to
a
whde-
followed
the
New
Westminster-V
ictoriu
Parks
Board
Also
Considers
Park
at
Plaza
.
This
brings
to
750
the
numrjer
s
Dow
n
of
casualties
so
far
suffered
by
;
Heating
the
Gyro
swimming
!
that
he
ended
the
year
with
les
..lovoff
hockev
fed
Came
c
here
last
night.
It
pitted
the
Canadian
troops
in
Korean
ac-.
by
th'
PlaJ011
....faA....
TODAY'S
STOCKS
.nonTnciuding
140
dead.
p
Mrrrivmrnint.
Park
furth.
...
wl
T
tot
TZZ
.n,hBB
k
Victoria
Cougars
against
the
home
town
partisans.
-A
CCF
want
of
motion
criticizing
'
llenl
In
connnetlnn
.
i
wounaea
or
injurea
m
action
uu
investl
ted
by
the
parks
ZthBmelnttmt
"
Milling
confusion
was
about
"
one
captured.
I
commissioners
decided
at
a
meet-
m
tne
mea""""e-
,
the
only
outcome
of
the
blood-
-
i
.((
iiurli'M
H.
I.
Jiilni!.tii
'i.
Mil
l.
"I
economic
aid
to
ing
last
night.
Main
problem
is
cost
of
operation.
Commissioner
;
'reaty
Organiza-1
'
was
rejected
by!
Joy
Ride
Ends
Bob
Eby
has
already
obtained;
'
information
on
an
electrical
less
scuffle
which
narea
auer
.
the
New
Westminster
Royals,
in
'
a
5-4
overtime
game,
won
over
the
Cougars
in
their
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
semi-final.
,
What
Victoria
claimed
was
a
leiegrapners
Go
On
Strike
NEW
YORK.
Strike
of
Western
Union
employees
belonging
.
-
vote
Child
Struck
By
Ambulance
1-1
ystem
of
low
cost
con-
fa
f
Commissinnprs
also
will
re-
:
lllers
supported
tho
game-winning
goal
touched
off
u.,i,0
PilflH
BPUPn-vpar-
niiPsf.
ntv
nuhlif
works
LO
OUl-
F.
mallei
.
IO
an
aouiwvc
cany
.hiPh
snw
r
osp
to
10
ine
ouuiieruii
xayn
the
VANCOLVF.lt
American
Standard
27
Bralome
8.10
Cariboo
Quartz
148
Cronin
Babine
42
Giant
Mascot
1.00
Indian
Mines
19
Pend
Oreille
7.00
Pioneer
2.50
Premier
Border
30
Reeves
MacDonald
5.00
Reno
04
Sheep
Creek
1-55
Vananda
18
Silver
Standard
2.30
,.
Jan
"
the
CCF
for
motion
which
ly
in
Canada
:icy
on
;if
Wils
taken
on
a
old
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
line
a
"workable
plan"
and
give
morning
joyrlde.
Perry
McKay,
50Q
spectators
milling
on
the
ice
ers'
Union
commenced
today
and
'William
Pllfold,
119
Fifth
Avenue!
an
estimate
of
cost
for
develop-
native,
appeared
before
Magis-
and
hurling
threats
at
the
Vic-
may
eventually
tie
up.
practi-
!Wcst
sustained
injuries
the
ex-
ing
a
park
at
the
"Plaza"
a
"trate
W.
D.
Vance
in
city
police
toria
team
victoria-
players
cally
all
telegraphic
services
in
act
extent
of
which
had
not
yet
1
10-lOt
area
between
Seventh
and
court
today
on
a
charge
of
tak-
cnarged
al
tne
goai
jUdge,
Bill
the
country.
Sbcen
determined
when
struck
j
Eighth
.
Avenue
East
in.
1600
ing
an
automobile
without
the
Jones
behind
the
View
West-
Western
Union
rejected
latest
-by
the
Columbia
Cellulose
'
am-
block,
'owner's
consent.
'
minster
net.
The
screen
protect-
wage
increase
demands'
of
the
Ibulance
at'
the
corner
of
Fif
th
Board
hopes
to
begin
develop-,
McKay
is
alleged
-o
have
driv-
gd
Jongs
faut
when
the
Cougars
union
saying
that
to
accede
to
1
Avenue
and
McBrlde
Street
as
j
ment
of
a
playground
there
early
en
the
car
away
from
a
Third
fmally
altempted
to
return
to
them
would
bankrupt
the
corn-she
came
home
from
school
,
this
year,
although
budgeting
for
Avenue
taxi
stand
at
4
amArter
dressing
room,
the
path
pany.
,
:
shortly
after
12
noon
today.
!
such
work
had
not
been
includ-
rounding
the
corner
of
Biggar
blocked
by
angrv
fans.
The
TORONTO
Auinaque
21
.
Brattic
DuQuesne
.46'
a
Bcvcourt
1
10
Buffalo
Canadian
24
Consol.
Smelters,
37.00
Conwest
,
3.90
Eldona
3H
East
Sullivan
8.15
'
Giant
Yellowknlfe
11.20
God's
Lake
30
Va
Harricana
-H'-'a
Heva
12
Jolivt
Quebec
.45
Little
Long
Lac
70
Lynx
13
Madsrn
Red
Lake
2.00
MrKcnzic
Red
Lake
44
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.95
Moneta
'
-40
Negus
68
Noranda
79.00
,
Louvicourt
33
Fickle
Crow
1-90
San
Antonio
-
2.55
Sherrit
Gordon
-
4.40
Steep
Rock
7.15
'"'Mas.
"
"
lorelen
SI
..
iiimi.
.
-o"
wrMcin
uiaiuuiii
"wy.
oils-
l
ceius
"sure
nr
The
stunned
child
was
picKea,eo
in
tne
years
estimate.
rucc
mm
i,s
VioUuia
coach.
Roger
Lcgcr,
and
.
!
ud
bv
the
ambulance
and
remov
Meanwhile,
considerable
dis-
the
venicie
was
run
into
a
icucc
T
I
II
P
S
forced
rnr
-
o
rir.
u-nrk-.wiwr
it.
was
found
with
about
a
nlawr
Pyer,
Fririip
Eddie
rorohov
Doronoy,
iorcto
,
IU
C
J9
stop,-.a'lure
to
take
Pact
r,."
'"'P'ement
c
"
,
the
fans
back
by
stanaing
on
me
,
ed
promptly
to
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
she
was
resting
comfortably
this
after
,
8,
"'t,mu
leu
.LU.""
"""'
iu-'""8;;
tK
f
v
i
'boards
boards
and
wielding
hockey
rank..'"uv's'ons
for
i
.-uurat
nn
.aevision,
out
was
ooiiea
aown
to
un
tne
ouuijh,
h--1.,-
Anglo
Canadian
9.15
A
P
Con
55
Calmont
2.05
C
&
E
-17.50
Central
Leduc
4.10
.
Home
Oil
16.00
Mercury
41
Okalta
4.20
Pacific
Pete
15.00
Royal
Canadian
-28
sticks.
,
I
-,
.
s-vtr,
Extra
High
-
i
A
i.AKiit
inn
KAnC
av
UVOS
TniC.
K'Menu;
Dr.
two
applicants.
UruC...Kv
m,li,P
were
needed
to
Friday,
April
4,
1952
.
9:17
16.0
feet
22:32
16.3
feet
3:23
10.9
feet
15:57
7.0
feel
-uurp
Elks
of
Roose-
into
custody.
en
were
granted
use
escort
t
,k
the
n,,,
Cougars
tr.
to
thn
the
hns
bus
t
Low
velt
Park
for
July
1.
for
child-
He
pleaded
not
guilty
and
was.
""
P"E.I
noon.
No
limbs
are
Deneveu
broken.
X-ray
examinations
are
being
taken
to
determine
any
further
injuries
there
may
be.
Crp'
'
aiso
sup-
i
ren
s
sports
day.
remandea
ior
inai.
&
'"uuon.
'
(
: