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CROSS
113
HHUAl
MEETING
J9VICT03IA.
B.C.
'
Tonight
IE
Civic
Centre,
8
p.m.
C
Election
of
Officers
and
Reports.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Courtesy
of
.
.
.
V
CABS
Published
at
Canada'!
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
ORMES
DRUGS
,
i.lSI'ATC
IIKI
VOL.
XLI.
No.
36
"
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
12,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
fiti-ronc'
FrlitoriA
M
n
st9
set
1
V
'
Mm
in,
w
L9irUTOUllS
IRIT
NEEDS
REPAIR
,
,
r,f
the
DeoDle
of
this
city
seem
to
lack
the
co-operate
with
other
people.
Consider
a
fiples:
many
ot
the
taxi
arivers
in
utrer
Forty
Thousand
Pass
of
the
law
violate
an
conceivaoie
trarric
Today
Future
Citizens
Own
Prince
Rupert
S
with
SUCH
actions
ai
speeumy,
driving
uri
SICie
01
'fie
iuuu,
vjiiu
iuiiviiii
mi
nil.
High
School
the
road;
buses
have
more
than
once
been
j
by-pass
prospective
passengers;
many
tcr
into
very
icnginy
cunvervjnurii
uu
ine
By
Bier
of
Monarch
LONDON
(Canadian
Press)
Through
th-hushed
dignity
of
great
Westminster
Hall,
somberly
clad
people
of
Britain
shuffled
softly
into
reverend
Learning
How
City
Clicks
!
High
school
students
just
when
other
persons
happen
to
want
the
common
thouqht
these
days
that
.
wo'th
doing
unless
there
is
money
or
gain
-rvthinq
eventually
boils
down
to
personal
ouqh
it
mav
not
be
immediately
evident.
homage
today
past
the
body
ot
King
ueorge
v
i.
ciiont
Silent,
mn
mrn
hnwprl
bowed
before
before
fir
taxi
driver
says:
I
he
taster
I
make
this
.
.
I
II
r.
I
coffin
and
passed
on.
Silrnt
women
curtsied
to
the
sovereign
in
death
as
they
would
have
in
life.
High
in
the
towers
of
the
Palace
of
Westminster,'
Big
Ben
sooner
I
qer
anotner.
ur
ne
migru
suy.
Civic
Day
Of
Mourning
r
owned
the
city
today,
j
More
than
120
of
them
"invaded"
local
businesses
and
industries
at
opening
:
time
this
morning
in
con-!
ould
I
take
the
trouble
to
pull
over
to
the
.......
....
i
i
it
he
road-'
Let
them
go
arouna
me.
.
!...
w.-.miri.
(if
the
ohimed
its
resounding
notes,
iblv
the
bus
driver
doesn
t
want
to
expend
sarv
energy
to
stoo.
and
start
his
vehicle.
.
i
1
I
l:.tl.
:
I
,
.
Day
of
Mourning
for
the
late
j
marking
the
passage
of
ea.h
King
George
VI
will
be
hed
I
quarter
of
an
hour.
.M
,5
...
.
-
nerson
on
ine
reieunuue
tuies
nine
n
wmc-
.
,
I
T
I
.
nection
with
future
Citi
zens
Day,
a
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
sponsored
event.
ekjiwants
the
line,
i
nev
cunj
wan.
F;i"le
are
showing
less
ond
less
consideration
)hts
of
their
neighbors.
The
saying
is:
.Why
F
kiay,
11
a.m.,
at
the
civic
Centre.
Mayor'
Wlialen
has
aeked
all
civic
officials
to
be
present
as
well
as
the
general
public.
The
event
is
held
under
auspices
of
the
city
with
assistance
by
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
Association.
,
Most
of
the
Important
civic,
AS
o
a.m.
wjiieu,
m,.-!
studded
doors
of
the
hammcr-j
beamed
hall
swung
slowly
op'-n.
I
First
to
bare
his
head
benc.tii
'the
freezing
wind
and
walk
sol-
;emnly
into
the
big
stone
hull
was
A.
A.
Pugh
of
Liverpool.
He
!had
waited
on
the
stop:;
for
13
hours
to
lead
the
mourning
pi
:-!
cess.
worrv
it
I
get
what
i
want.
civic
soint
of
this
citv
is
in
need
ot
a
repair
r
co
operation
would
accomplish
it.
By
Dick
Kilborn
,
.
i
government
ond
industrial
pouts
were
"taken
over'.'
by
the
stu-'.
dents.
City
Hall
was
the
focal
!
point
as
the
future
citizens'
city
council
went
into
session
at
j
0:30
a.m.,
with
B1U
Morrison
as
,
mayor.
i
There
was
entertainment,
of
PRINCE
RUPERT
NEEDS
This
47-year
old
citizen
said
he
was
"one
of
His
Majesty
loyal
subjects
of
the
old
type-not
one
of
the
moderns
''
By
the'
time
the
doorts
opened,
'
more
than
two
thousana
p;
r-sons
were
waiting
in
patient
lino
to
pay
their
respects
to
the
King
who
walked
among
them
Asjc
future
citizen
I'd
like
to
voice
my
opinion
T
i
r
Pi
a
John
Hart
Collapses
WESTMINSTER
HALL
The
body
of
King
Geor
je
VI
is
now
lyirtg
in
state
in
Westminster
Hall,
the
oldest
pait
of
the
House
of
Commons.
In
the
above
United
Kingdom
Information
Office
photo
the
body
of
King
Georg-e
V
is
shown
lying
in
state
following
his
death
in
1936.
(CP
PHOTOi
the
rfed1;
ot
frmce
Kuperr.
.
Pnfte
RuDert
lacks
entertainment
for
the
'teen-
course,
but
most
students
found
it
Instructional
as
well.
j
Mayor
Morrison,
for
Instance,
found
it
wasn't
"Just
a
push-
j
'
over"
to'conduct
a
council
meet-
ing.
At
the
fire
hall,
"Fire
Chief";
George
Sheardown
breathed!
heavly
from
an
oxygen
mask,
!
rs
thev
cannot
take
a
thing
like
this
into
their
n
haras
it
rne
aauirs
can
raise
money
Tor
a
snitlub,
which
aives
entertainment
for
o
hand-
Heavy
Damage
Done
as
FireJStreet
Fares
Hoses
Flood
Vancouver
School
iRmnn
Hilcerl
f
over
8
000
people,
we
should
surely
be
able
Former
Prem.er
of
British
them
to
stand
tast
againsl
tro.
Columbia
Stricken
at
Honolulu;
Qf
uneasy
timps
HONOLULU
(CP
Former
Pre-j
By
the
end
of
the
day
40,00(1
mier
John
Hart
of
British
Cc-jhad
filed
past
the
bier,
lumbia
suffered
a
heart
attack
The
throng
that
stood
lor
here
-while
preparing
to
go
(hours
was
a
mixture
of
the
swimming.
j
common
folk
of
England.
enough
for
a
skating
rink
or-
on
indoor
g
dooI
for
the
enjoyment
of
at
least
3,000.
unn
from
the
crowds
on
the
eurliha
rink
as
f
ireman
Jack
urness
wus-trated
how
to
keep
from
suffocation
in
a
heavy
smoke
fire.
!
Meanwhile,
winging
their
way
towards
Sandspit.
"Pilot"
Neil
McAra.
"Engineer"
Roy
Bentson
vwBa-j
.
......
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Vandals
turned
on
fire
There
were
eany
wuimu
New
davs
it
would
be
popular
and
soon
pay
Unrne
in
;
ir;tc
-inn
TT.
HmVi
,
RjViuii
,
Viprp
parlv
,
Montlav
,i
,
anri
j
I
Vancouver
The
Briusti,
and
"Stewardess"
Anne
uine
Apple
Apple-
.
iiunco
m
"""v
w...-
I
Columbia
Electric
Kanway
ju.
new
expert-jgave
seven
hundred
students
an
unscheduled
i
v,
holiday,
r
i
ud
announced
Monday
n
win
1
,
.
-
'
rnp
teacher
said
he
did
not
i,
nnnrnvi
inrroawH
t.ran-
,
ton
were
gaining
a
ence.
about
some
of
the
money
set
aside
for
ft
Park'
If
.we
got
busy
and
planted
a
few
think
it
was
the
studenU
whoi
hre
ln
other
tnmcd
on
fire
hoses
on
three
tiojrs
of
the
school
and
did
.'
...
Roosevelt
Pork
it
would
in
time
cease
to
be
ore
As
we'COn
see
this
Dark
will
never
be
A
ticket
agent,
Ross
Anderson,
;
found
bu.sincss
slow,
however.
All
the
boat
traffic
in
his
de-
partment
left
yesterday.
He
was
i
by
himself
when
a
reporter
ap-i
nrnm-hed
him.
Today's
Stocks
(l-iHirti'fy
K
l.
JlnilM
Md.)
"thousands
of
dollars'
of
dam-
'
mn.
told
the
city
s
a
recreational
centre.
This
.could
be
a
't
toe
of
the
service
clubs.
c-
'council
it
will
apply
to
the
pub-
All
unior
classes
of
the
school
commission
this
year
are
cloned
and
seven
hundred
WQUld
children
were
sent
home.
'
,traioht
ash
,,.
VANCOUVER
are
oil
very
proud
of
our
Civic
Centre
but
tn't
play
or
be
interested
in
just
basketball.
One
entire
wing
of
the
school
tn
,h,rt,ppn
eents
March-
American
Standard
..
Bralorne
B
R
X
.26
6
00
.04
1.15
A
wrapped
in
trench
coats
against,
London
s
ever-present
damp.
-
There
were
prolessional
men
in
bowler
hats,
carrying
umbrellas
and
brief
cases.
-
Here
and
there
stood-
a
worn
air"
in
mink.
Most
others,
including
charwomen,
who
stayed
their
homo
coming
from
nightly
cleaning
work
in
offices,
were
dressed
in
threadbare
coats
that
main
Britalns
austere
life.
Mrs.
Charles
Thclt'all,
telephone
operator,
joined
the
patient
line
at
6
a.m.
as
sac
di'l
16
years
ago
when
George
V
lay
in
state
in
the
same
cokl
hall.
I
would
have
stayed
all
nisht
if
it
had
been
necessary,"
ohe
said.
One
of
the
quiet
London
bobbies,
on
duty
at
a
door,
said
mourning
subjects
were
being
admitted
at
the
rate
of
lao
every
15
minutes.
V
(
4
as
a
future
citizen,
I
think
we
have
wasted
monev
rpnnirinn
roods
when
the
money
Cariboo
Quartz
lid
i
five
gone
to
black-top
roads
and
make
good
!
"I
don't
quite
know
what
I
would
do
if
you
wanted
a
tick-
;
cd,"
he
started.
j
j
AT
COLOMBIA
CFM.ll.OSE
j
i
The
hum
of
the
Industrial:
wheels
also
sang
for
the
future
;
citizens.
At
Columbia
Cellulose.1
'
Bob
Trapp
found
himself
"plant
J
manager"
while
seven
of
his
;
collcugues
held
other
important
!
positions.
At
the
Daily
News
editorial,
I
rooms,
Ray
Anderson
and
Diekj
Congress
08
!
Cronin
Babine
52
17
with
tickets
being
sold
at
different
rates
for
rush
and
slack
hours.
Under
the
plan,
the
fare
rate
in
Vancouver
would
be
four
rush
hour
tickets
for
50
cents
ani
four
slack
hour
tickets
for
45
cents.
1
was
flooded
ana.
unesumaiea
damage
was
done
to
valuable
books
and
paintings
in
the
school
library.
Little
Pay
For
Piracy
are
getting
some
very
bad
publicity.
We
!f?n
asked,
"What
is
wrong
with
Prince
oert?
Nothing
is
wrona
with
it
but
we
can
be
IS
mindpH
thnt
nnr
roorlc
npoA
hi
lilriinn
im
We
Slack
hours
would
take
in
from
9
a.m.
to
4
p.m.
on
week
days
and
all
day
Sunday,
while
all
other
times
would
be
classified
ove
a
clean-up
of
our
buildings
ond
vacant
Giant
Mascot
l-Ui
i
Indian
Mines
23
Pend
Oreille
-
8.75
;
Pioneer
280
Premier
Border
38
Privateer
0912
Reno
03
Reeves
MacDonald
5.75
Sheep
Creek
168
Silbak
Premier
-63
Vananda
21
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
19
Silver
Standard
2
50
Western
Uranium
...
.
..
3.40
TAIPEH
-Chinese
pirates,
as
rush
hours
Kilborn
crammed
for
the
dead-
line.
"My
mind
is
kind
of
blank,"
i
said
one,
faced
with
turning
in
(
a
story
while
minutes
slipped
1
'
away.
;
'Ijr
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
started
to
Mr.
Hart
Is
resting
Lomfort-abiy
in
Queen's
Hospital
after
collapsing
ln
his
room
In
the
Royal
Hawaiian
Hotel
where
he
and
Mrs.
Hart
have
been
staying.
ivlr.
Hart,
British
Columbia
s
first
Premier
under
coalition
government
formed
in
1041,
etime
tn
Hawaii
to
join
Mri.
Douks
on
rect
signs.
Surely
there
are
plenty
ot
good
who,
with
a
little
encouragement,
could
get
with
lust
for
gold
bars,
halted
the
little
British
steamer
Wing
;
sang
last
night
but
let
it
go
for
i
ransom
of
$4,500
in
cash
and
four
wrist
watches.
.
Seventv-one
passengers
dug
The
cottined
body
tncy
came
to
bow
to
lay
on
a
purple-covered
catafalque
reached
by
lour
scarlet-carpeicd
steps.
At
each
corner
and
atr
the
head
and
loot
a
tall
candle
in
a
golden
holder
flickered,
at
movements
Fire
Path
What
does
it
really
mean.'
Maybe
Sid
Ounick,
chairman
of
the
Future
Citizens
Day
com-'
GRAND
FORKS
CP
Service
win
mese
oeooie
in
tnis
proiecr.
I
I
think
there
are
many
other
jobs
which
lo
to
build
up
a
city
of
which
we
could
be
Ray
Anderson
con
Great
.hn
his
heen
ln
hosaital.
.
.-
was
resiorea
on
me
into
Llieir
yui.iveio
lu
yay
tvi
-
of
passing
mourners.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Hart
Hart
recovered
recoverea
smiici
mlttec,
has
the
answer:
"It
may
help
to
give
tomorrow's
men
and
women
a
little
idea
of
their
responsibilities
to
conic."
the
close
of
the
coifiu
freedom
of
the
ship
which
was
wortnern
Kanway
in
-,...,
suuici-i-
-in
Formosa
Strait
about
fifteen
British
Columbia
Monday
afterlently
to
lcave
hospital
and
the
i
On
miles
of
f-the
Communist
China
ire
damaged
thirty
feet
of
j
tw0
have
beeii
holidaying
at
the
;
me
l
Imperial
crown
remrneu
me
Oils
.
-
Anglo
Canadian
9.40
A
P
Con
..:
55
Calmont
250
Central
Lcduc
3-00
Home
Oil
16-75
.
Mercury
2
Okalta
,-
4-10
Royal
Hawaiian.
Would
Buy
Old
Court
candles
flicker
with
Hashes
of
fire
from
the
vast
wealth
of
diamonds,
rubies,
emeralds
and
sapphires.
me
oak
Coffin
was
draped
in
coast
when
the
pirates
openea
;
ncom.
fire
with
anti-aircraft
guns,
day.
.
.
that
Sons
of
Free-One
Police
say
bazookes
and
machine
guns.
-
Chinese
crew
member
was
dom
Doukhobor
arsonists
are
be-
Mr.
Gonick.
by
the
way,
was
hustled
unceremoniously
into
"
police
office
this
morning
by
"Sergeant"
Bill
MacKcnzie
and
"Corporal"
Russell
Morrison.
se
Site
on
2nd
Avenue
-WEATHER-
Royal
Canadian
Hyi
shot
in
the
leg.
ueveu
w
1
Synopsis
i
the
red
and
gold
royal
standard,
lei
1
TORONTO
it
is
cloudv
and
cool
,
tlimnffhnut
British
Columbia
to
aIo
Bevcourt
:::::::::::
f
1
I
Belgian
.
King's
...
Refusal
to
Attend
.
.
city
will
make
an
offer
to
the
provincial
I'nt
for
lands
situated
behind
the
Post
Office
as
a
future
site
for
telephone
exchange
and,
lv,
other
civic
builrlintrs.
On
it,
at
the
head,
was
a
single
wreath
of
snow-white
flowers
from
the
dead
monarch's
widow,
Queen
Mother
Kllzabcth.
.
day.
There
are
scattered
show-
j
ers
of
rain
and
snow
at
many
i
points
and'
these
will
continue,
.,ini.lni.l
tl-io
nini!;i-'
Savings
Will
Affect
Prices
Huffalo
Canadian
22
George
Vis
tuneral
Kaises
Lnsis
-
-
o
i
ptii
til.
unit
y
.nuns
...vu..
tains.
There
will
be
frequent
zo,kiiu,
o,iO,
assess
ui-
assess-
-
j
n,
....
.
.
'Yeomen
of
the
Guard,
woo
r-ine
Tudor
robes
of
the
first
BRUSSELS
(CP)
The
social
criticism
oi
n
u,
M.ei.
Mc
-..,,,,
n..inrls
aiona
the
coast
um
mis
acln
that
extenslon
of
police
pffices,
rnur,
from
Th
rd
to
ChrLstan
government
of
Premier
cated
Leopold,
who
surrenderee,
increased-cloudiness
jail
and
telephone
exenange
ue.
il't'OtS.
;
Elizabeth's
reign,
stood
just
off
j
each
corner
oi
the
edge
of
tin.?
nan
unn
Mil
I
I.
v,
nf,
ucicuh.u
w
i..
i.
-
-
-
-
tonight.
Governor
of
Bank
of
Canada
Discusses
1!53
Prospects
OTTAWA
(CP)
Graham
F.
vote
.
of
-.-
Parliament
today
Paul
Henri
Spaak,
Socialist
A
..
mmHttn
clirm
Will
hrilU
I
...
i.t
1
4.1
next
to
thc
present
m
hour
of
conten-"ocaU"d
clty!
in
...
a
.
"
m.it-inu,i.ig
own,.
eauiraiuue
ineir
koiu
einuiutu-
-
:
.
,
,
.
,,
,
over
Belgium's
King
Baudouin
s
lcader.
and
Albert
Deveze,
Lib-
strong
winds
and
rain
t0
tne
robffs
WW(J
sm.
city
council
last
'
tinier
sou.ee.
-
-
.
onV(lrnn.
of
,h
Bank
decision
not
to
attend
personal
ot-.ii
lonnpr
nnr.n
rnncn
1111
van
v
n,;,.
The
Thn
eN
ef.
.
.
....
.
t
north
coast
this
evening.
decided
that
in-
"The
Government
owes
wtj
..j.....
i,-.
:
v
1
uiutcutt-u
-muimttj
,L
-
.
.
OI
uanaau,
thf
rate
nf
Dersonftl
saVillES
Will
be
among
the
factors
determin
mounted
by
runs.
As
the
Guard
ciiangeu
each
muiuies
their
rows
oi
meaais
tinkled.
On
duty
they
stood
at
sua
aucnuou,
their
ancient
pikes
hcia
point
downward
and
resting
on
:i
'
'uiiin-r
something.
I
think
we
snouiu
re-
',lmainl"fnedW0Uld''it-elve
considpraUo"
fr0m
them
Casey
tlylnB
10
get
a
g0od
local1??,
opposed
'latwn
bv
am
nlTZV
our
seat
of
government.
ly
the
funeral
service
'
of
King
Houtte
to
resign.
Van
Houtte
George
VI
of
Britain.
i
began
consultations
with
his
A
Socialist-Liberal
motion,
ex-,
party
leaders
on
whether
an
ad-pressing
regret
at
Baudouin's
:
verse
vote
called
for
his
resis-actlon
and
blaming
the
govern-;
nation
and
announced
lufc"
he
ment.
was
not
presented
as
a
would
not
resign.
fects
of
this
disturbance
win
spread
southward
along
the
coast
overnight.
Increased
shower
activity
will
result
in
the
Interior
tomorrow.
GALE
WARNING
ing
the
trend
of
prices
this
year.
He
said
it
is
difficult
to
predict
what
will
happen
to
prices
in
It'eschairmin
h.
tul
HIUs.
He
rcferrea
w
ine
Consol.
Smelters
41.90
Conwest
3.85
Donalcla
47
Eldona
-20
East
Sullivan
8.80
Giant
Yellowknife
10.75
God's
Lake
-38
Hardrock
-13
Harricana
14
eva
I2
Jollet
Quebec
-
-52
Little
Long
Lac
'
-70
Lynx
13
Vi
Madsen
Red
Lake
192
McKenzie
Red
Lake
43
McLeod
Coekshutt
2.70
Moneta
-36
,
'
Negus
-68
Morauda
83.00
Louvlcourt
;
-30
Pickle
Crow
1.55
San
Antonio.
2.45
Senator
Rouyn
.18
Shcrrit
Gordon
4.35
Steep
Rock
7.75
Silver
Miller
1-68
Upper
Canada
1-70
Golden
Manitou
6.85
11)52.
It
will
depend
on
the
rate
North
iiw.vii
Coast
Region
Gaie
vote
of
confidence,
however.
'
soaak
OUauK
said
SU1U
that
null.
the
t,"t.
Prime
-ish
interest
In
the
.h!old
'
court
slte
near
lne
Awn,.-
1'iar
.store.
91
to
84
with
Minister's
reason
for
not
resign-,
warning
issued.
Variable
cioucu-i
ing
immediately
was
"not
valid."
,
ness
and
a
few
showeq
today.
of
personal
savings,
the
effect
of
Increased
defence
expenditures
in
North
America
and
!
The
vote
was
!
one
abstention.
light
carpet
over
the
stone
noor.
Four
14
hours
of
the
day,
iroin
8
a.iih
to.
10
p.m.,
until
ihur-s-oay
night,
citizens
may
pass
colore
tne
bier
while
the
King's
oody
lies
in
state.
cilice.
Mayor
Whalcn
raised
the
objection
of
cost
of
building
a
new.
hour's
debate,
a
fiv..
.
Increasing
cloudiness
this
alter-
'''('CSS
vminiz
mill.
duuuuuih
huj
...
was
called
bv
aim
auu.i;
t""c
"
mlri
nik.i..
jvru
-
i
!
deputized
his
17-year
old
broth-
'
,
noon.
Rain
beginning
nis
eye-
,er
Prince
Albert
to
attend
the
j
AJ
L
-.A
changing
to
cloudy
itl.
whether
any
"frightening"
developments
occur
in
the
international
field.
Mr.
Towers
held
a
press
con
Nation
,.M
Z
'""iCnwtng
property,
ne
u
f
fnuay
the
bier
will
be
taken
the
citv
not
nlve
uu
the
idea
of
re
to
Winasor
for
burial
''uneral.
,
'
.
V
V
W
I
I
V
1T
!
by
train
building
next
to
the
City
Hall.
li'l'7
df,,lu"nccd
the
mo-
beslue
the
King's
ancestors
in
at.
George's
Chapel."
ference
te
answer
questions
oni
his
1951
report
on'
the
bank'.-.
operations.
1
"
v
t
me
former
liquor
telephone
erh.in.jo
TZ
,
j
u5i.
wmd.
south
,20,
-
Pee
wmj
CB-
,
I
tried
to
persuade
the
king
to!
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
CCF.t
t.30'
"0"Z
which
property
the
city
aireauy
owned.
Because
Aldermen
Hills
and
Krur-irnr
exnec.t
to
be
in
Van
He
said
an
encouraging
of
the
fight
against
was
the
way
in
which
per
ln
Vancouver
I
toured
"lone
cotriDiinv'i!
ov.
couver
soon
on
their
own
busl-npss
t.hnv
were
delegated
by
i
change
his
mind.
j
decided
at
the
week-end
to
try
!
."A
vr
.k.
row-At
Port
Hardy,
35
and
45;
Truman
to
Sacrifice
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
I'l
resident
H.
S.
Truman
said
today
that
he
was
willing
to
serve
again
if
he
could
be
of
service
in
'ulldine.
sonal
savings
had
Increased
the
council
to
go
to
Victoria
to
open
ne
wnnM
n,ni
.
une
explanation
.i
uu
io
rai.se
ou.uuu
iui
a
"
.Sandspit
cimrinit
and
and
Prince
Prince
RuDert
Kupert,
35
so
iBaudouin
did
not
want
to
goto
,be
used
by
the
party
in
Ho
'
himself
because
the
Prince
of
j
bid
for
power
in
the
next
pro-
j
a"d
.
"I
our
purposes."
TIDES
negotiations
in
this
ana
oiner
city
matters,
including
attend-ence
ence
at
at
a
a
Union
Union
of
of
B.
B.
G.
G.
Munl-
Munl-
Wales,
now
the
Duke
of
Wind-;
vincial
election
nuwever.
..uwKver,
umn.
.
.
,i
-
.;i
.
.
DAi-i-fi
I
n
u
17
lUf'V
preserving
peace
in
the
world.
during
the
last
six
months
of
last
year.
Another
was
that
there
was
no
Increase
in
the
wholesale
price
level
in
the
last
'six
mnnths
despite
substantial
in-
I
isor,
Instead
'"aa
oi
of
King
George
v,.c
V,
.
approve
of
I
1
,.
I
behlna
the
cipalities
meeting
in
Vancouver
build
hit
st
v
o.
February
13,
1952
inep
.
.
-f
.
-
rRe
WM
wilUng
to
make
the
sac-
Wednesday
High
..,
2:50
20.2
feet
rifice,
even
to
shortening
hLs
lite.
Albert
in
1934
inas
to
permit
use
of
mail
bal-'will
be
lifted
from
the
Pattu
14:49
20.3
fee
,'B
!
th
J
"ff
?
P
IT
next
nmnlnatnu'
Bridge
starting
at
6
o'clock
this
il
11
would
help
in
winning
the
"'til.
-
.
,,W!o,.t
tn
lj
-
MltLKlllVtUja
die
BUU
w
i
u
r
r
m
a
,1
..
..
i.
-
7
.
i
r
reuses
In
defence
expenditures
Low
peace.
evening'.
...
.
c
y,
u
k
e
approval
oy
nuance
comniini-r
1
21.03
3.5
feet
King
Baudouin
resents
British,
convention.
--
1
H
r
j
i
i
...
.
.
.
.
.
jand
capital
investment.
-
-
.iujiraiuauon
f
wnicn
meets
wnigm
4
i
I