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VOL.
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No.
86
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
THURSDAY.
ATRIL
10.
1352
'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
7
'
.1)1
.
'
.
s
or
Whalen
May
i
ipfirxpr
'
til
viil
LiJ
Li
DMTH
rxn
A
XIL
ter
B.C.
Election
i
Premier
Issues
Call
to
Polls
Kenney
Announces
$75,000
Laborites
Public
Building
at
Terrace
Filihn;tr
Gas
Export
Given
O.K.
,nild
"Help
To
Defeat
CCF"
Critical
(
Liberal
Effort
in
These
Parts
1
Uuprt's
"fighting
mayor"
who
in
nine
i
succeeded
in
elections,
first
as
alderman,
,ilSt
years
mayoralty
race,
may
be
heading
li,r
political
battle
this
time
on
a
larger
TFUPAPP.
runarlian
Pi-ess
Hon
F.
T.
Ken
,
VICTORIA
(CP).-
The
i
British
Columbia
provin-i-inl
plpri:nn
will
hs
held
EDMONTON
th-Thf
Alb-rta
.......
,
..
..
.
i
i,
,i
a
,u!
.wvc
i
LONDON
(CP)
Filibustering
!
Bo
limn
Revolt
4
I
-eale
j
Legislature
Thursday
approved
"VJ
-
v
;
iauor
memoers
inreaienea
w
V,
'
the
Social
Credit
government
de-
announced
at
meeting
Of
the
Terrace
Liberal
ASSO-1
day
to
log-jam
Winston
Church
a
Mavor
ti
Harold
i
j
whn,
Whalen
,
told
ih
lh
the
.
Jl
.
umiuum.
tn,
a
incvwiife
vi
ill's
whole
,,
i,ioirli,,p
legislative
nnwi-an
program
Dn,rl
Tlntunarl
e
12,
Premier
Byron
i
..
....
i......
...
....
cifiun
w
aiiuw
bus
csuuri
iruiui
...
...
t
i
ut
.
sit
.U1..
1...
"
r
?
unless
the
government
drops
I
Johnson
announced
today
juauy
news
louay
ire
is
slums-
th
p
R.
district
CiatlOll
Wetinesuav
nigra
Uidi
tcnueie
m
uui
ti.y
7e
in
Crash
:
plans
to
charge
fees
for
state
,,
,,!
,i,i
.
i
1C-
(Cf)
The
Col-;
declaring
the
Legtsla-
BUENOS
AIRES
j
health
service
and
repeal
So-
i
vandal
'election
wttpend"
6hory
ftftcr
midnight
mem-j
called
for
a
$73,000
provincial
building
in
Terrace.
L'carttrtin
'bers
adopted
a
motion
approving
.
..
,
.
.
,
,,
,.,,.,.,
Liberal
party
member
for
,
"
'
'
V.,.c"s".r
"
!
ouartcrs
for
government
sub-
Phone
Workers
United
State;.
.
i
Tlnif.-fhtf
uohius
rt'LuiiiiiiuiiuHuun
uwi
a
i
.
.
.
,
ant
and
County
Court.
permit
be
issued
to
the
Wesl
Construction
will
start
some
.
i
Coa-st
Transmission
Co.
to
take
,
cialist
state
ownership
bills.
:"'u-
'-
7
-
;rure
aiiboiveu.
Led
by
Aneurin
Bevan,
the
that
it
has
received
a
cable
frcm
fsjomjnation
'nar
'n
day
Uy
will
be
'socialists
forced
the
House
to
La
Paz
announ:lnS
defeat
of
ar
1
sit
into
early
morning
hours
for
revolt
in
Bolivia.
No
details
were
May
11
'
the
third
night
in
a
row
to
de-
siven-
!
Voters
registration
lists
ibate
amenaments
to
healtn
Government
and
J
rebel
force
,
A
rj
.,
?0
.
.
'
battlert
Ihiou.h
the
night
and.
-"J
several
years,
the
48-year-old
truck-driving
chief
city
magistrate
said
he
did
nut
think
the
natural
tras
from
a
riCKipnatori
;
llInc
maJ
Stay
at
Home
:,:k;ce
of
a
airliner.
It
was
were
found.
Mr.
Kenncv
consented
to
have
section
of
Alberta's
northwest
corner.
his
name
again
go
forward
for
Liberals
have
done
enough
for
Prince
Rupert
and
north
central
B.C.
as
a
whole.
j
"I
believe
an
Independent
WASHINGTON
(CP)
Tel-
37
pi-..
sons
aDoaru,
Bevan
watd
that,
if
the
drlnS
the
revolt,
at
least
ei;n-1
El3Ction
machinery
IS
legislation
is.
forced,
the
Labor
teen
wefe
kled
and
sixty
m-
.api(Jy
getting
into
higa
ic
Americana.
uie
LJoerai
eanuiuaiuiu
.
workers
,
throughout
met
Skeena
In
the
forthcoming
pro-
P&one
of
fho
the
TTn
United
tori
States
Ktatps
staved
Ktnvpfl
away
awnV
Earlier,
the
Legislature
amendments
from
both
the
L
..t
rm
the
south
vinclal
election.
ns
mi
es
:
member
could
attract
more
at-
opposition',
would
reserve
the
Jullu-right
to
held
up
other
govern-
jL
I
lenwoil
Wll.1
iiirtt
buciu
ii
AjIU
,
from
work
today
refusing
to
pajs
picket
lines
thrown
up
by
the
;i
striking
Western
Electric
Com--j
pany
equipment
workers.
said
the
'
cral
members."
mcn
measures
01
usually
di
-partizan
nature.
l.s'jurci's
gear.
.
j
Throughout
the
pro-jince
political
parties
are
j
speeding
their
nominations
and
campaign
plans.
Budgeting
for
worst
disaster
in
Labor
fti
ember
Wedgwood
aviation
history.
(
-
S.xtecn
thousand
Western
.
Bpnn
saia
that
pr,me
Ministej.
Liberal
and
CC
groups
who
op-i
posed
the
export,
i
A
Liberal
amendment
asked
j
the
government
to
refuse
to
al-!
iow
expo.
t.
A
CCF
pmendmcnt
asked
the
government
to
"ivlay
approval
of
the
board's
recommendation.
,
'
A
Liberal
sub-amendment
to
tfon
r'CT?
amniiflmffnt
cicL'nrt
iliut
Ships
Asked
to
Search
for
Body
Small
Surplus
inn-cine
men
m
evuiu.,
h1
wo
Winston
Churchill
would
be
101
,61.000
phone
operators
ana
otner
0iri;-before
the
bills
intro
employees
are
out
on
strike.
The
!
d
fl
j
thfs
-sfcsslon
UUtCU
Alt
ttllO
o.
ooiUU
were
rv
V
pass
ittoo
Main
reason,
h
o
w
e
v
e
r,
Mayor
Whalen
is
ronsulcriii;
provimi.il
political
ambitions
is
to
"help
defeat
the
CCF."
He
says
he
fears,
wilh
three
candidates
in
the
race
here,
"the
Socialists
may
win
out
and
they
would
be
worse
than
anyone
for
our
country."
Rupert
All
sea-going
vessels
are
be
A
A
41
V
t
M
'
111
i
uim0v
v
;
ed,
unless
something
were
done
speech
to
Parliament,
Hon.
i
to
speed
up
business.
.
AU.tt
ii.(
.'
ing
asked
by
Department
of
To
Continue
Mining
Aid
Province
approval
be
delayed
until
the
Transport
radio
stations
to
keep
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
could
i
a
lookout
for
the
body
of
a
man
,..,tAtnl
Tn
...
.
.
.....
n
i
-
.
.
.
iuuKms
auuutk,
uuiiioivi
ui
A
government
motion
to
ex-
6
.
:
nance,
announced
that
he
is
,
tend
time
for
discussing
the
health
bill
was
finally
passed,
budgeting
for
a
1952-53.
surplus
Shoplifter
If
the
mayor
decides
to
run
iin:iiit
uii
liict
uiuviiiLim
una
ivi;
in
the
coastal
waters
of
Prince
R
-
Red
Cross
cam-
285-255.
as
an
Independent
linmnflt;ililv
rpsirm
he
would
sources
Preservation
Act.
from
the
Admits
Guilt
luiuls
has
reached
;
Rupcrt-Kcmano
Bay
area.
!
Michael
Leasak
of
Burnaby
is
!
believed
bv
RCMP
to
have
jump-'
Eric,
W.
namoei.L1,Jproi
parly
,01
a,uuu,uuu,
againsv
a
Suip.uS,
OTTAWA
(CP)
Tax
deductions
of
$355,700,000
last
year,
on
the"
'
of
petroleum
natural
gas
and
basis
of
revenues
of
$4,279,000,000
mining
companies
for
explora-and
expenditures
of
$1,270,000,-
tion
expenses
are
being
contin-
T
..Aiwinrw'fS:
Walter
Svmanik.
40.
of
Cow
Liberals
meet
to
select
bliAIUia
nut.
tonight
"uii0i"
w
c-.v-v
nit
nvnrhnnrrt
Mnnrlnv
niorht
from
Dakota
Capital
l''"
1
I
fifteen
communities
;
tielenates
to
their
nominating
i.i.-
n-
n,.in-
0fntui
Bav.
Bay,
Dleaded
pleaded
eui
guilty
to
a
charge
t
liic
unauitiii
t
m.nn.
oiAtiiiioiiip
"
.
.
1....,
inf
theft
.
.
In
Dolice
,.
court
.
today
000.
1
irinicess
L.uuisu.
--
.
.
Itwpped
their
quo'.as
.
convt.tion
next
week.
MLA
Jack
fi'-rs
report
the
cam-
j
MrRap
w13
has
Indicated
Iw
c
welt
.
,
would
arrept
a
nomination,
is
Hit
by
Floods
ued
for
another
year
under
the
new
federal
budget
while
the
three-year
exemption
granted
to
new
mines
Is
being
extended
to
1958.
The
missing
man
left
a
suicide
,
firrPBt,ri
flft,
bcln2
dis.
was
aa
arrested
alter
bcins
ais-
S,
said
SaiO
j
...hnnlif
tinr"
at.
a
dnwn.
'
note
penned
on
a
summons,
The
Streets
rtli.otop
in
"he
cinvP
considered
here
a
likely
candi-
PIERRK.
S.D.
(f
-
Swindled
1
,ii,,
police.
ThA
The
tnmmnni
summons
nrricrcri
ordered!,
...
jt.pt'rt
with
a
quota
town
grocery
store
yesterday.
:
I
date
for
the
parly.
nf
this
ranilal
citv
of
5.700
ill-
'
1
k
rsjpuik'd
ly
Stan
Sa-'
Prouressive
Con.iirvativcs
will
Maintenance!
meet
April
17
for
nomination.
4diiM-iv
wc.-e
Kere-
hubiunts
resr
moieu
a
rty
cb.
Dcsertcd
wives'
tcdai
.v
the
flood
waters
of
the
Burnabv
Act-
Burna"y-steadily
Mis
ouri
River
surged
slowly
but
upward.
CCF
candidate
is
Aid.,
George
,
;;ota
"uf
$500,
with
HtCu'.cheon
as
chair-;
,
Hills.
Truman
Through;
It's
Definite
'
'
ml.-
m..
..Arl,i
,.4
mt.-,
-i
No
other
parties
are
organized
Rupert
Airport
illC
OIK
iVlVIUl'
PJJ1U.U
Viifcvj
about
100
blocks
of
Pierre
and
all
of
Fort,
Pierre,
a
town
of
fi'h
a
quota
of
$4.500
,
lll''f
,
.
'
'
who
tn
fiivisinnaii
Mayor
Whalen.
operate
about
700
ocrsons
across
,ihe
,
his
own
garage
and
packins
Liberal
Chief
Sees
Undermine
REGIN
A
Walter
Tucker,
pro-:
WielaFTjBefar
Icfader,''
told
"a
party
meeting
here
yesierday
.'that,
unless
members
of
Irs
own
party
discontinued
thv-ir
campaign
to
undermine
his
leadership,
the
CCF
would
be
returned
to
office
in
the
next
Saskatchewan
provincial
election.
t
,
.
i
J
WASHINGTON.
D.C.
.
Pie.-l-".'.
S48.
Truman
said
definitely
to
Nanaimos
o?
1,1
vn
'
...
......
,
:
v
jHeld
Important
estimate
mate
l
1
"
Million
V
t
PHOENIX,
Ariz.
A
dapper
62-year
old
man
who
claims
to
have
swindled
more
than
$1,000,-000
from
,
bans
in.
Wa
30-year
career
as
a
confidence
man
ad
arretted
here
yesterday.
Police
identified
him
as
Gabriel
F.
Rosenthal
of
New
.York
City.
!
No
charges
have
been
liled.
Rosenthal,
who
talked
freely;
of
purported,
escapades,
was;
picked
up
while
preparing
to
j
take
two
local
banks,
D;tec-
is
staged
suecc-sr-
;"n;-wwr
ooi-n
vm..
river
,..!,..
nas
sorni
niosi
01
ms
nie
in
Red
Cross
officials
ciay
mat
nc
woiua
nut
B
1
b
I
11
I
.
fe.iih
i.
vnnnmver,
British
Columbia.
He
came
here
about
1.000
persons
are
aiwady!
Importance
of
the
early
de-
be
ciraitea
lor
"'"
candi-.
homeless
It
wns
the
worst
flood
velopmcnt
of
airport
facilities
Democratic
presidential
.
.
'
1
.
J.
i
1
,
riat.p
Nor
will
he
attend
the
M
its
quota
with
i
from
Vancouver
nine
years
io
i,m
as
chairman;
js
an
agent
for
a
labeling
firm.
vT,
under
Mrs.
B.
n
:
5
VI
at
rnnee
i-tupen
is
siresseu
in
--
-
in
years.
.
.
..
convention
In
Chicago
Me.nwhllc
Soutn
Z;ux
Cily
fl
cttor
received
by
Prince
Ru-
in
Nebraska
was
put
at
the
,M.r
chamber
of
Commerce
from
ln
July-
S15
000
FOR
ME?
Although
fsi'd
.:
$10,000
i
ilif
than
$1,000.
i
K-ven-month-oid
Marcei
uiggs
of
Toronto
could
hardly
be
ex
mercy
01
the
nooning
mu-suuh
the
British
Columbia
Aviation
River
today
after
dikes
were
bro-
council.
The
local
chamber
is
ken.
About
144
blocks
were
commended
for
activities
along
threatened
as
spreading
waters
thlg
Une
,
'..;
.
:
,.
;
.
broke
throuRh
several
kvecs.
-
-,
'
'
'
tive
Moore
said.
'
!
Returning
For
More
where
Red
Cross
j
Outpost
hospital,
dive;
Hope,
untivr
iaw,
reported
more
;
11;
Prince
Georue,
pected
to
realize
the
news
yet
he
managed
an
expressive
reaction
when
told
he
had
won
$15,000
in
a
sweepstake
prize.
His
mother,
a
cleaning
woman,
(1
4
tit
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Many
residences
in
low-iyin-j:
areas
are
already
evacuated.
Thousands
of
Immigrants
HALIFAX
More
than
14.000
immigrants
passed
through
this
city
in
March.
All
were
from
Europe.
Twelve
thousand
aro
expeeted
in
April.
bought
a
Quebec
Army-Navy
S
Planting
Fish
Tax
Angry
"
People
Seen
A
T.
Cross,
topped
lii'snel
surpassed
its
I
Auassta
reached
its
I
Derailment
Near
Here
Highway
Used
to
Complete
Scheduled
Train
Operations
Last
Night
Seven
log-loaded
flat
cars
of
a
westbound
freight
train
were
derailed
at
5
p.m.
yesterday
near
Inverness,
disrupting
eastbound
Grain
Here
Today's
Stocks
In
Lake
Erie
OTTAWA
(CP)
Immediate
reaction
from
J.
M.
Macdonnell
(Progressive
Conservative,
To-
,
,,
TrnitiMiw
fMr.
W.
H.
Hicks,
fider
B
p.
Alley
a
id
'li'H'k
surpassed
Its
f;
Kelowna
under
Mr.
ijrearhed
Us
$10,000;
4
ler
Mr.
E.
E.
$3,000
and
Oso-Mrs.
Tom
Hulton,
AYLMER,
Ont.-iForty
million
white
f
iih
fry
will
be
planted-
in
Lake
Erie
during
the
next
lew
weeks.
Prolonged
cold
weather
has
caused
a
delay.
ronto-Greenwood).
Opposition
'
financial
critic,
to
Hon.
Douglas
Tomorrow
being
Good
A-,?
Filday
sweepstake
ticket
in
his
name.
The
ticket
drew
Wot
No
Suft
which
finished
third
in
the
G
nd
National
Steeplechase
at
Aintree,
Eng.,
Saturday.
Mrs.
Dicgs
said
the
money
will
provide
a
good
education
for
Marcel.
(CP
PHOTO)
Infant
Dies
in
House
Fire
'
1.
AIDL
A
W.
B.C.
A
16
Abbott's
budget
was
that
Mr.
!
and
a
general
noiiaay,
Japanese
freighter
Ktkokawa,
loading
her
third
cargo
of
wheat
from
the
local
elevator
this
season,
will
sail
for
Japan
to-;
morrow
morning
at
7
o'clock
with
'
310.000
bushels
and
she
is
com-j
ing
back
for
more
grain.
The
vessel,
which
made
a
record
run
in
from
Japan
this
week
after
having
been
here
less
than
a
month
before,
will
be
back
again
from
Japan
for
a
l'jad
of
barley.
passenger
service
last
nignt.
no
one
was
Injured.
Fassenecrs
for
the
cast
were
Abbott
had
made
the
people
,
News
wm
not
oe
puuuMu.
"tax
angry"
and
his
budget
!
next
regular
edition
will
be
n
showed
"certain
signs
of
repent-'
Saturday
and
there
will
be
pub-ance
!
lication
as
usual
Easter
Monday.
.
under
Dr.
George
R
W.
Large
at,
Camnhell
Is-
dispatched
from
Prince
Rupert
by
bus,
then
boarded
the
train
at
Tyee
beyond
the
stalled
freiirht
train.
The
regular
west
'
the
Indians
and
1
die
area
gave
more
;o
lop
tlieir
ouota.
months-old
baby
was
burned
to
More
Strength
For
NATO
Need
NORFOLK,
Va.
Assuming
his
headquarters
here
today
as
supreme
commander
of
North
Atlantic
naval
forces..
Admiral
death
here
yesterday,
but
his
Tommy
Mackay
Named
by
Pro-Cons
asAtlin
Candidate
bound
train
was
turned
back.
Passengers,
express
and
mall
nlrihr
brother
was
rescued.
The
RCMP
said
Ralph
Eccles
on
the
westbound
train
were
f
aa
Approves
Peace
transferred
to
bus
and
trucks
died
when
the
fire
destroyed
the
and
brouuht
Into
the
city.
ty
With
Japanese
A
taxi
was
used
to
bring
train
nasseners
for
Ketchikan
"
and
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
....
-22
Bralorne
6
25
B
R
X
f
3
Cariboo
Quartz
(
Congress
j
2
Cronin
Babine
Giant
Mascot
Indian
Mines
-20
Pcnd
Oreille
6
85
255
Pioneer
premier
Border
'.
-30
Privateer
jj
Reno
Sheep
Creek
L75
Silbak
Premier
Taku
River
07
.
Vananda
l8''S
Salmon
Gold
Spud
Valley
11
Silver
Standard
2.40
Western
Uranium
4.25
Oils
A
P
Con
-
GO
Calmont
'85
Central
Lcduc
3.05
Home
Oil
rf
35
Mercury
i
Okalta
!
'
Pacific
Pete
12
50
j
Royal
Canadian
27
TORONTO
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
was
WA
(Canadian
Press)
The
House
of
held
for
three
hours
ln
leaving
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ka
L,oran-zetto.
The
two
brothers
were
living
with
the
Loranzettos.
Their
mother
was
killed
in
a
train
crash
a
year
ago
while
the
father
is
believed
to
be
working
in
a
logging
camp
near
Hope.
Laidlaw
is
about
65
miles
east
of
Vancouver.
for
the
north.
Lynn
McCormack,
USN,
said
that
much
greater
strength
was
required
to
provide
security-even
more
strength
than
was
at
present
being
provided
for.
Two
prominent
Canadian
officers
have
been
selected
as
aides
to
Admiral
McCormack
iRear
Admiral
R.
E.
S.
Bidwell
i
and
Air
Commodore
A.
D.
Ross.
The
cmcrccncv
operation
cn
quietly
and
unanimously
'Wednesday
ap-
JclDariPSP
nonnn
tri'itr
11
1
1
h
in
1
(r
Vi
twn
nal'tV
Thomas
S.
Mackay,
long
prominent
in
northern
British
Columbia
mining
development
and
one-timo
official
of
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.,
was
unanimously
nominated
last
night
at
a
party
convention
in
Stewart
to
contest
Atlin
riding
for
the
Progressive
Conservatives
in
the
forthcoming
provincial
election,
provincial
election.
j
;
Mr.
Mackay
will
oppose
1
FtanK
m
1M0
tailed
a
minimum
of
delay
to
A.,wv
VI
VMJ
VWW.VV.J-,..
-
Jive
only
qualified
support.
M
Senate
him
nimoriv
traffic.
Obstruction
is
expected
to
be
cleared
by
this
afternoon.
THE
WEATHER'
Synopsis
Cawer
mia
-
,
Special
Appeals
to
Ottawa
'
l
Canada
thus
be-1
Mfnth
of
n
slBna-
ZZ
c
U'caty
fu"
Par-l'Proval.
i
l"lc
'"to
effect
as
uMan
or
CnnnH..
Big
Haul
Of
Drugs
The
brisht
sunny
weather
j
nommawu
J---
UPPr
for
A
B.
Trites.
he
went
to
i
which
British
Columbia
has
,
u'
'
Xl
'
L
nf
British
Guiana
to
explore
gold
To
Expedite
Housing
Here
'
been
enjoying
for.
the
past
lew
;
"ow
'
concessions.
nls
of
ratification
He
toined
the
Royal
Canadian
...
.
,
.
s
aPp.ears.
,
?
ri7pSirTin2
in
Prince
Rupert;
Wil-
'flon
ti
Air
Force
in
1942
and
served
in
Snw
a
anuea
has
been
wired
by
1.
IN
oiton
.
ar.
cna.
a
rac
e
uvr
,
-
,t,ne
one
tlme
min.
,
i
VANCOUVER
In
the
biiWCitj
j
otutes
Tlnitorl
1
1
1..
11...
.,l.nn
in
l,i,n
ipnr
on
the
Continent
.
.u
T
ri,,mW
nf
'
'he
.
'
.1
i,fj
ister
of
mines,
and
W.
R.
Tooth
;
Britain
and
Si
..vv,v4
iiuui
111
int;
piuvnn.u
j.
i"
,tv...,
'W
7
1
Inn
k
'
Aust1'-
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police;
un
nave
aDnrnvpri
auuruvea
r,n
nnn
mnrt.ii
nf
heroin
.
.
.."TrtSt
are
being
mentioned.
'
until
1946.
,4...
aavancms
siuwly
uu.v.o.u
,
--
,
Mon.
Aihuna
u
Aumaque
21
Beattlc
DuQuesnc
48
Bcvcourt
120
Buffalo
Canadian
23
Consol.
Snvolters
,.
35.25
Commerce,
to
Hon.
K.
H.
V
inters,
minister
01
re
ftti,'
li'ir
.
nitlcd
Wash-
at
Raskin
in
the
Fraser
Valley
Southern
regions
.
all
regions.
fVlllBrMtl,fi
;
.
-"i."
r;itinn..
i
vc-tnofi,
a
CHinomnn
an-d
a
construction
and
supplv
at
Ottawa,
and
E.
T.
Apple-;
wiU
remain
clear
today
while
11.
......,
!
n,r
nmlniic
umII
he
p.lnudv
ttountri
'V
JIAIIUtlV,
1,.
t.il
rin
er,
...111
....
.
.
..
r.l
A
lie
t
iwivu'-v
-
AtXy
UttV,fk
111
LJl
1
v
v
nominee
for
Atlin
first
came
developing
Unuk
River
property
north
as
a
young
boy
in
1910.
His
for
Canadian
Exploration
Lim-
!rm,i,.
j
ou
"vl"
wni'ie
gin
were
antstcu.
"limed
niaioritv
nf
a
m
..ii,i
r-iiincco
md
22-
.
tf
w-
.
n-juot-uni
v,,
""-...
.
,
.
whaite,
MP
for
Skeena,
urging
their
best
extorts
w",
;
r;ln
;xpected
on
the
pxuedite
an
earlv
start
of
construction
of
houses
in
coast.
Tomorrow
win
be
cloudy
1
.
In
mnst.
TPdlonS.
father,
the
late
wen
MacKay,
ited
.
.
-
1
a
tn
a
newspaper
repunei
:siU),,lu.f
(ycar-oifl
wnnc
gin
wne
...i"
t,rSi
ca,,le
in
the
as
the
RCMP
swooped
down
on
;niament.
fi-.i,
,
....
,
i
iiw.
i
the
verv
earlv
aays
ana
was
Prince
Rupert
to
meet
the
aire
housing
emergency
-
6
1
m.
an
lsoiatca
iarm
nouae
uou
om
Temperature
r
;XrearApVubu;
remain
a
Killed
in
World
War
L
"Tommy-
h
hnimn
nnrmftl
tor
earlv
API
it
-v
eaaer
uucl
In
1948
he
went
to
McKay,
Idaho,
as
manager
of
the
Livingstone
mine
and
in
1949
became
managing
director
of
the
Throwaway
Bit
Manufacturing
to.
,
nere.
I
Sochi
ana
ed
the
heroin.
Yip
yee
rong
aim
Biant
cdlt
lcader'
I
Kathleen
Couturier
are
charged
overnight
mtnimums
should
be
a
!
attended
senooi
m
rn
u-little
few
pert
for
a
while
and
his
first
utue
milder
muaer
for
tor
the
c
next
,
min,ng
experlence
was
at
Alice
Forecast
I
Army
in
1920
and
1921
with
the
'idliPl
Wil.II
UICK.VI
pUDOOO.u..
v,.
o-
f
fr,ll
!
it
Detective
to
Face
Charge
rut
uiiowhib
'"tleism
nf
Mr.
Winters
and
Mr.
Applc-whaitc
are
advised
that,
In
view
of
the
fact
that
many
people
aro
now
paying
high
rents
for
substandard
accommodation
and
This
vear
finds
him
again
in-
M,,rtb
inuilu
const
iAni.li,
.if,."..
reeion
-
Cloudy
old
Dolly
Varden
mine
wnere
ne
tcresieu
in
ruiusuu
v."i
""-
j
torinv
with
lkht
rain
beginning
was
employed
,i,.
as
a
q
worphnuse-
waiehouse-
investment
in
the
Bia
tfch
diplomatic
...
sajd
were
at
J.'
7h-
,rcrnon.
CU.udv
with
Tman.
In
1921
he
jomea
me
t.t,
.
-oijuiisi
h
O
.I..-
Conwest
4
Donalda
'.
-13
Eklona
-25
East
Sullivan
.jo
Giant
Vcllowknife
10.90
God
s
Lake
4
Hardrock
Harricana
12
Joliet
Quebec
40
Little
Long
Lac
.74
Madsen
Red
Lake
2
07
McKenzie
Red
Lake
45','a
MeLeod
Cockshutt
2.9o
Negus
'
Noranda
77-
Louvlcourt
pickle
Crow
190
San
Antonio
2.60
Sherrit
Gordon
4-ou
Steep
Rock
6-90
Silver
Miller
,
J-59
Upper
Canada
i
u
Golden
Manitou
6
30
VANCOUVERr-Dettaive
W
rents
for
comparable
houses
are
.v.
iui
till!
Russia
Blocks
German
Elections
equal
to
the
scale
suggested
(an
Butchart
wh0
said
in
the
recent
scattered
showers
Friday
Little
'
of
the
Jj
which'
-f
tk
h.
the
current
.
.
-i
in
tcmnoraturc
Wind
remaineu
unui
io
by
ujr
.
.
..
,could
sec
the
seeds
of
World
a
1
r
k
bookmaking
trials
here
c
-'
tn-itime
he
had
attained
the
post-
-
-PIQEC
there
50-untt
hou
g
scheme)
had
ln
of
f-the-1
atant
ngeen
-
I
IMCd
in
keeping
made
$20,000
soutnerly
25t
.-thU;
tton
cJ
will
be
no
trouble
tQ
;
,
.
the
houses
occupied.
i
track
bets
over
a
period
of
years,
,
Memoon
and
shifting
to
south-
he
went
Westem
wwaua
u
w
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
has
also
has
been
charged
before
theiwest
(20.
this
evening
W
tad.
;
Beu
m
'
i:38
21.5
feet
of
the
Big
been
in
communication
by
long
police
commission
with
"dis-
light
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
,
;ncii
M:13
19.6
feet.
distance
telephone
with
Mr.
AP-
creditable
conduct."
His
case
and
highs
.01
""-f.Pa0'1
i
l0LtKto
Canada
he'
be-'
h
Low
8:03
2.7
feet
plewhalte
urging
upon
him
the
wiu
be
heard
by
the
commission
Hardy
;
.nj
rto
R
upert.
36
and
;
af
aTerineer
.
20:02
5.5
fee.
serious
nature
of
the
situation.
April
18.
;i0,
banaspu,
m
to
ou.
,
"nished
the
de-the
govern-agamst
a
pn,.ifi.i
PARIS
(CP)
Russia,
in
a
reply
to
Big
Three
western
powers,
today
rejected
the
idea
of
a
United
Nations
commission
to
investigate
the
possibility
of
free
Ger-mim
elections
and
has
proposed,
instead,
the
formation
of
a
Big
Four
Commission.
.4t
Rt
this
timp
al-
1
it
ml6ht
become