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AND
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CABS
Published
at
Canada's
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Strategic
Pacific
Port
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Key
to
the
Greet
Northwest"
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niSI'ATCHKD
VOL.
XLI.
No.
25
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY
30,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
I
out
Hits
Mm
lW''
mm
it
Hard
mill
i
SUE
WILSON
,
Pri-ss
SUB
wnicr
ifP)No
one,
they
ftJ.ri
it,.
iff
t
I
I
i
i
f
strike.
Certainly,
no
victory
in
Detroit
authorized
by
the
;
,s,
early
one
morn-
Mo
More
Canucks
To
Korea
Iteinforrfmpntx
I'nlikelr
Bombing:
Manchuria
Dangerous
,ng
canca
w.
i
New
Alumina
Plant
in
Jamaica
Ties
in
With
Mean
s
B.C.
Project
Dcrpsva
Vessels
To
Run
From
Old
Harbor
Hay
to
Kitimat
bus
operators
,
No
Commitment
to
Join
With
United
States
in
Any
Punitive.
Campaign
LONDON
(Canadian
Press)
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill
said
today
that
Great
Britain
has
no
"formal
commitment"
to
join
with
the
United
States
in
any
punitive
action
against
China
if
the
,t
Railway.
,t
labor
disputes,
me
i
.,
was
to
enforce
a
a
wage
lnciea.se.'
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Chief
of
Canadian
Army
General
Staff
n
-
out
negotiation.!
cttleiiicnt.
They
were
said
Tuesday
that
he
has
given
MONTRKAL.
Canadian
investment
in
the
"no
encouragements"
to
requests.
olttclals-
for
more
Canadian
troops
in
I
toy
a
trial
judge-'Caribbean
area
will
be
augmented
by
at
least
$20,-
Korean
truce
is
broken.
Korea.
imi
up
at
a
loiiLiiiu-
(M()
f(,n
.
,.ovl(i
;ir,r(,
sciiU
pviiansion
of
the
baux-
Churchill
told
the
House
of
Lt.
Gen.
Guy
Simonds,
who
irrivn.1
harp
frtm
T'jnail
hv
air
Commons
that
the
whole
ques
"thc
reason
for
the
'
jte-alumina
facilities
already
under
construction
in
said
he
had
requests
from
"usual
tion
was
discussed
among
Great
.
.
?
...
.
'13,.!,..:..
u
TTiiIIaH
Ktatna
and
he
12-man
executive
.
,
.
.
T,,m...-
.
tm-niinr
out
vjiw
material
ir,,n
.tH
in
fhom
thii
otner
governments
wnn
ioicc.s
Arms
Drive
Over
Hump
VANCOUVER
(P
Minister
of
Trade
C.
D.
Howe
Tuesday
night
nrpriietH
a
elnwinff
fntnr-
for
.l-car
and
bus
opcr-,."-
.-"
e
-
,
i
a
F.L.t.
the
strike
for
Canada's
aluminum
industry,
it
was
announced
tSunelQtne
yesterday
by
Nathanael
V.
Davis,
president
of
AJu-
further
reinforcements
are
un-!
in
Korea
before
he
went
to
visit
likely
to
be
sent
by
Canada.
President
Truman.
It
was
aereed
clearly
that
a
minium
Ltd.,
Montreal
l
nr
trin.i
a.
i
oaiu
iil,
u.
ti,?
serious
situation
wouia
any
bombing
of
Red
Chinese
air
very
The
company's
new
Jamaica
arise
in
such
an
event
and
vari-
ba-es
In
Manchuria
would
in
crease
chances
of
general
war.
ous
contingencies
had
been
ex-,
Canada
s
industrial
might
even
amined
without
any
definite
or:
after
the
western
world's
rearma-
I
formal
commitment
being
UIIIC
VJ
,
1
nil,
i,u,ii.
tered
into,
tne
i-nme
wiunsi-ei
,
nrodl.rtiVp
Tht.
The
f
Canadian
,
ri
,
n
alumina
plant,
the
first
in
th:
:
Caribbean,
is
now
having
lU
planned
capacity
increased
from
180
metric
tons,
of
alumina
per
:
day
to
450
torts
per
day.
The
j
program
is
to
turn
out
alumina
Instead
of
bauxite.
j
The
Increase
in
capacity
Ls
re-
j
saitl-
!
machine,
Howe
said
in
a
speech
Great
Britain
wanted
to
keep
prepaied
for
delivery
before
the
out
of
a
Far
Eastern
war,
the
,
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade's
Prime
Minister
said.
There
was
sixty-f
ifth
annual
meeting,-"is
Last
Body
Recovered
-
':.:
'
-
-
'
.
:
:
it
J,-
'
creater
danger
closer
to
home.
expanding
and
being
improved
importation
uv-up
m
ninrv.
Its
cflects
still
:elt
in
this
centre
of
oile
industry.
It.
lost
$7,500,000
!n
ne
important,
11
suf-uuiunl
l
ok
in
pas-ii
ue
of
nine
per
cent.
d
Kili.ono
persons
who
oili'
street-car
and
oliier
arrangements
to
and
Irom
work.
ie
strike,
2,h0
buses
.droit's
streets.
Now
ijini'4
operated.
The
Meet-cars
a
cut
u
200.
A
16
per
cent
,ii
the
frequency
and
:
M-.vice
lias
been
ef-
I
M.AI.
a
sut
nothing-
The
Supreme
Court
sub-
.,
j
i
Vis
'Ik
:
-
I
1
i
A
1
In
the
Far
East
Great
Britain
would
be
in
the
"wrong
war,
the
wrong
place,
and
the
wrong
time."
a:
.v'ia...,.
J
!
Sea
at
Sandspit
Yields
All
dead
from
recent
trash
Last
of
the
30
bodies
of
the
ill-
quired
to
provide
more
raw
materials
for
Canada's
rapidly
expanding
aluminum
industry,
including
the
new
plant
of
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
at
Kitimat.
Further
enlargement
of
the
plant
in
Jamaica
to
670
metric
tons
per
day
is
called
for
in
the
company
s
plans
as
a
successive
development,
according
to
Mr.
Davis.
I
i
as
never
before
in
history.
"And
I
venture
to
suggest,"
continued
Mr.
Howe,
"that
never
before
has
Investment
been
directed
along
a
line
which
holds
promise
of
greater
returns
in
terms
j
of
the
things
Canada
and
the
j
world
needs
for
a
better
life
and
;
for
greater
security
"
!
By
any
test,
said
Mr.
Howe,
I
"Canada
is
doing
well
at
the
be-'
ginning
of
1U52.
And
yet
I
be-
fated
VCi
which
crashed
at
Sandspit
January
19,
was
found
washed
up
on
the
beach
2
p.m.
Tuesday,
half
a
mile
from
the
'Baby
Bonus
Boy
in
Army
cra;h
scene.
PARA-RESCUE
NURSE
Nursing
Sister
FO.
Marion
MacDonald
ol
Vancouver,
one
of
the
first
four
women
in
the
RCAF
to
complete
the
rugged
para-rescue
course,
has
been
appointed
to
the
Instruction
staff
of
the
para-rescuj
school
at
Edmonton.
First
woman
appointed,
she
will
act
as
liaison
officer
between
women
students
and
the
male
staff,
make
demonstration
parachute
jumps
and
guide
women
through
every
phase
of
their
practical
training.
:
(CP
PHOTO
Loggers'
Union
Demands
End
Prince
Rupert
based
RCMP
have
been
combing
the
beaches
Army
Uieve
there
are
greater
things
in
EDMONTON
(CP)
The
;uhd
that
the
strike!
u
and
that
the
oper-j
i.
not
receive
a
pay
in-
j
in
the
vicinity
since
the
crash.'
te
Uni&h
Tucsciay
to
the
'.
store
for
this
country.
In
a
sense
n.
ni.uiiui.is
)"'
'"
st.nrv
of
i
"Babv
Bonus
Bun-
i
wn
have
vet
jo
rean
the
Units
ot
.i
a
full
year
after
the
To
service
the
alumina
plant
I
and
handle
export
.shipments,
ai
deep-sea
port
will
be
created
on
j
the
south
coast
of
Jamaica.
Ai
600-foot
all-steel
pier
will
be
constructed
ai
Old
Harbor
Bay;
with
initial
drcdfrin
operations!
'
to
start
immediately.
The
manufacture
of
alumina
In
Jamaica
rather
than
ship-j
pine,
out
the
raw
bauxite
ore
;
reduce
the-
shipping
casta
by
I
more
than
filty
percent.
Refiu-1
inn
ol
alumina,
a
white
pow-
mint
The
basic
rate
1
an
hour
belore
the
j
uiiiot
be
raised
until
19
E.Kli
man
lost;
HEADS
CANADIAN
DELEGATION
-Dr.
E.
W.
R.
Steacle.
vice-president
of
the
National
Research
Council,
Ottawa,
will
hrad
the
six-man
Canadian
delegation
to
attend
the
second
Scientific
Conference
In
Australia
next
month.
The
first
conlereiicc
was
held
In
London,
Eng.,
five
years
ago.
The
ihrefi-wet-k
conference
'open
111
Canbvrra
Feb.
17.
(CP
PHOTOl
been
viewing
the
bodies
and
each
ner
u
slarled
October
21
whi
our
efforts."
exsc
adjourned
sincdie.
The
en-
j
..Gunner
T
j
wuson,"
husky
Economy
was
straining
to
pro-tire
report
will
be
turned
over
,
170.pOund
soldier,
absent
with-,
riuce
all
demand
Investment,
de-to
the
Attorney-General's
oe-
out
leave
rom
Camp
Shilo.
Man-
j
fence
and
investment-
needs,
partment,
RCMP
sub-divisional
j
il(jba
8Urrcndcred
to
Army
au-J
There
were
various
restriction
headquarters
said
here.
;
thorities
In
Edmonton.
;
imposed
to
keep
competing
de-
Of
Forest
Management
Plan
VANCOUVER
-
iCP)
Deimuid
Meanwhilct
no
salvage
action
t
It
4i,al,
94
hnnra
later
the
mands
from
interfering
ith
ons
ij
operators
and
other
iiplows
deirmmleil
ai
-liimr
a);e
increa.se
j
liie
strike
beuan,
re-'
is
expected
to
be
taken
on
Hit
wreck
which
ls
being
broken
up
by
heavy
seas.
clery
substance,
is
the
last
step
.
to
8'j
cents.
The
-
"
liout
stood
firm
on
its
lifts.
Traffic
experts
by
variou;.
'
in
the
preparation
oi
raw
Qaux
for
lie,
a
reddish
colored
ore,
-
means
k'ul
uie
nwu
11
,
,
Today's
Stocks
l('iirl-'
N.
II.
Jolilllll
t'o.
Ltd.)
gunner
escaped
from
custody
another.
about
the
same
time
his
parents
"Eventually,"
predicted
Mr.
appeared
with
the
information
Howe,
"and
I
hope
In
the
not
too
that
their
son
was
only
fifteen
distant
future,
we
and
our
Allies
years
old.
In
fact,
they
said,
they
and
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
were
still
receiving
the
"baby
Organization
will
surmounf,
the
ment
hump
of
preparedness."
Wilson
was
not
his
name.
He
j
had
used
the
Wilson
birth
cer-
-1
j
tiflcafe
to
enlist.
jdHU
r66l
tO
Ten
days
ago,
according
to
in
-formation
received,
the
gunner
MonltorrnfiTin
that
the
British
Columbia
government
end
lt.s
present
forest
management
licence
scheme
has
been
made
by
Che
International
Woodworkers
of
America
(ClO-CCL)
in
convention
here.
Delegates,
who
opened
a
four
day
meeting
yesterday,
aiso
urged
other
changes
in
the
forest
policy.
A
resolution
which
was
adopted
urged
that
forest
management
be
taken
out
of
private
Not
Worried
About
Label
Of
Commies
VANCOUVER
(CP)
John
Clark
of
Denver,
president
of
the
International
Union
of
Mine,
Mill
e
lmniim.
the
c,ty:n,ovlnK
fm-ly.
Business
off
3o
strike
action
not
only
,
pf.r.Pnt
at
the
start
of
the
strike.
At
Alcan
s
smelter
r
at
at
Arvkla
Aryioa
baUX'tC
k
naml',a-
i
but
as
a
violation
I
recovered
oulcklv
Qu,'bcc
uii.ilHin'.s
ri,.ht
to
en-
The
back
of
the
sttike
was
I
At
Kitimat
the
processing
to-
noln,.
,nv..ri.men.
T:
:l
,.
I,
A
a
court
'
WalUs
tllC
ill
II
111111
11111
ingots
Will
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
alu-
.26
Hut
b
SR.
employees
rt.d
that
the
law
applied
to!
Mart,
in.-tead,
from
the
Bialorne
6.05
iki
is.
was
barred
from
!
tv
Kii
ikers
mid.
five
davs
later.
;
mma
Total
investment
by
the
com
hclDcr
helper
iiivuiiwiunvuii
was
working
as
a
cook's
pany
m
Jamaica
may
go
as
high
.is
S4n.O0O.OOO.
Including
the
cost
hands
and
put
under
direct
control1
of
the
government.
It
was
a
plea
for
4he
small
and
Smelter
Workers
ilnd.i,
said
on
by
stale
law
which
ended
the
walkout
bv
ruling
that
illc
employees
to
strike
i
the
dispute
be
referred
to
Us
me
Court
upheld
Ullli!
April
2l
.status.
The
State
!
Supreme
Court
upheld
the
ruling,
s,
like
Toioiitonians
j
Tlie
U.S.R.
fare
was,
and
still
transit
strike
in
that
j
is,
15
cenLs.
uly.
et
about
during;
:
!()f
extensive
agricultural
projects
'
Tuesday
that
he
ls
not
too
per-:
initiated
six
years
ago.
'1
he
pro-
turbed
about
the
Communist-
operator
and
said
the
placing
;
of
huge
tracts
of
land
at
dis-j
posal
of
a
"monopoly
of
lumber
J
operators"
will
eliminate
thC
small
operator
and
strengthen
j
"monopolies.
gram
is
being
carried
out
by
Ja-;
led"
label
wlilcli
is
tagged
to
nu
maica
Bauxites
Limited,
a
sub-
j
union.
Miliary
of
Aluminum
Limited.
All
j
"The
Communist
tag
Ls
put
on
capital
requirements
are
being;
any
good,
militant
union,"
he
provided
by
the
parent
company,
i
said
in
an
interview
as'
the
an-with
the
exception
of
$5,700,000
1
nual
Mine-Mill
Union
conven-towards
the
cost
or
the
first-!
lion
opened
here,
stage
plant,
which
was
loaned
to
I
Mr.
Clark
denied
that
the
Jamaica
Bauxites
Limited
by
the
i
Mine-Mill
union
Ls
controlled
by
)
by
automobile
orj
fcmentcncy
car-pools
i
nitidis
of
thousands
oi
j
UjuI
the
city.
Hitch-j
1
no
troubel
obtaining
i
Old
Country
Football
Scottish
Cup,
first
Kiiund
Celtic
0,
Third
Lanark
0
itivl
(R'-play
Feb.
4.1
at
Kemano.
LONDON
(CP)
Great
Britain
'
Vancouver
military
policemen
tonight
ordered
thirty
warships
went
to
Prince
Rupert
and,
with
of
the
Home
Fleet
to
the
Meill-the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
terranean
in
March
for
corn-Police,
flew
to
Kemano
and
bined
exercises
with
the
Medi-brought
the
absentee
to
Edmon-
terranean
fleet,
ton.
The
emergency
in
Egypt
has
The
Army
wound
up
Uie
affair
sent
battle
units
of
the
Meditcr-by
discharging
the
15-year
old
ranean
fleet
to
stations
along
and
handing
him
back
to
his
the
Mediterranean
from
Libya
parents.
to
Suez.
Leaking
Alaska
Motorship
Limps
Into
Bella
Bella
A
United
States
motorship,
the
Alaskan
Cedar,
is
reported
to
have
reached
sheltered
Bella
P.ella
harbor
lust
night
after
developing
a
cracked
hull.
B
R
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
1
15
Congress
05
Cronln
Babine
54
Giant
Mascot
99
Indian
Minos
22
'i
Pcnd
Orcilie
8.85
Pioneer
190
Premier
Border
.
.37
Privateer
08',i
Reeves
MacDonald
5.75
Reno
'
04
Sheep
Creek
1.67
Sdbafc
Premier
.64
Vananda.
20
Salmon
Gold
04
v
Spud
Valley
20
Silver
St
andard
2
59
Western
Uranium
340
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
9.50
A
P
Con
.55
Calmont
2.10
Central
Leduc
3.10
Home
Oil
16.75
Mercury
25'2
Maritimers
to
Visit
Pacific
VANCOUVER.
Former
Mali
for
Wonders
at
Timidity
Prince
Rupert
People
elements
outside
the
rank
and
file
of
the
workers
although
the
Union
was
expected
from
the
Congress
of
Industrial
Organizations
in
the
United
States
and
later
from
the
Canadian
Congress-
of
Labor
011
charges
of
CommunLst
domination.
timers
now
living
in
British
Co
f
yor
H,
S.
Whalen
thinks
the
people
of
Prince
Economic
Cooperation
Administration,
now
the
Mutual
Security
Agency.
Hie
loan
Is
being
repaid
by
aluminum
shipments
from
Canada
to
the
U.S.
government
stockpile.
onm
TO
KITIMAT
"Production
from
the
alumina
plant
will
go
chiefly
to
the
new
aluminum
smelter
being
built
by
cur
subsidiary,
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
Limited,
in
Brittsh
Columbia,"
Mr.
Davis
said.
"The
new
we.sl-coast
smeller,
with
an
initial
capacity
of
83.000
metric
Ions
of
aluminum.
iliimbia
can
look
forward
to
aj
j
grand
three-w
eeks'
vLsit
f
rom
;
i
eastern
friends
and
relatives
thU
l
ii
summer,
thanks
to
J.
V.
Dodds
jof
the
Edmonto'n
Maritimers'
j
Association.
I
wo
"much
too
timid"
to
speak
their
minus
uk'1's
what
they
are
afraid
of.
In
an
interview
be
Sketchy
reports
reaching
here
say
the
vessei
was
forced
to
head
for
Bella
Bella
after
trouble
had
developed
on
an
Alaska
to
Seat
UK-
mayor
said
this
statement
could
also
to
aldermen
in
the
citv
council.
U.S.
Admiral
Named
Chief
Okalta
4.35
!
Mr.
Dodds
lias
made
arrange-
incuts
with
the
Canadian
National
Railways
to
operate
a
"Why.
often
we
have
a
meet
tle
run.
Crew
members
arc
reported
to
be
manning
the
pumps
to
keep
water
from
flooding
the
hold.
ing
when
only
one
or
two
alder-
men
will
voice
an
opinion.
The
others
don't
even
say
a
thing.
special
train
from
Moncton
to
Vancouver
for
Maritime
resi
LONDON
North
Atlantic,
Treaty
Organization
today
ap-1
will
create
a
.considerable
increase
in
Canada's
requirements
Reds
Trying
For
Control
Menace
Seen
by
Head
of
IWA
To
Klght
Them
VANCOUVER
(CP)
District
President
J.
Stewart
Alsbury
dents
who
want
to
vLsit
relatives
pomwa
V''"e.."'rr...!or
who
Just
want
to
look
at
the
of
raw
materials.
This
has
re
suited
In
an
expansion
and
ac
EATHER
Synopsis
''olmnhla
enjoyed
un-111
t'iiilil
us
warm
moist
r
poured
over
the
coast,
''inpcialures
remained
miCK
oi
me
uuiieo
oiaies
nmj
1
-
..
.,,11.,,,
a,(,sl
...
,1
,
1..-
I..
IL,
.Ulim
l-l
Ul
Hie
vii.iii,i.
Number
of
men
aboard
the
ship
ls
not
known.
The
Alaska
Cetlar
is
owned
by
Ocean
Tow
Incorporated
of
Seattle.
(-deration
f
uul"
consu
UC.1.1U11
1
as
u
supreme
cuniiiiuinivt
ui
i-m-.i
,
..
pacific
cu-L-t
nrourain
in
Jamaica.
Savings
of
Atlantic.
The
idea
for
the
train,
to
be
"Surely,
they
have
something
to
say
on
city
affairs.
The
mayor
was
cILscusslng
the
visit
of
the
Junior
Citizens'
Day
elect-council
which
vislled
Monday
night's
council
meeting.
-"I
hope
they
didn't
think
there
was
Just
one
alderman
on
our
council,"
quipped
the
mayor.
The
visitors
were:
Mayor
Bill
about
50
In
shipping
costs
will
known
as
the
"Ovcrlander
Special."
grew
out
of
the
popular
Pacific
Pete
10.00
Royal
Canudian
23
Royalitc
17.50
TORONTO
Alhoiia.
-09
Aumaque
-
-22
Brattle
20
Bevcourt,
75
Buffalo
Canadian
22
2
Consol.
Smelters
201.00
C'onwest
4.00
Dimalda
53
Kldona
-
-20
East
Sullivan
9.15
Giant,
Ydlowknifc
1125
God's
Lake
37
Vi
llunlrock
13
Harrlcana
14
lleva
10l4
.loliet
Quebec
51
1,
if
tie
Lone
Lac
68
be
realized
by
extracting
the
The
appointment
follows
agreement
by
Prime
Minister
Church-Ill
dining
his
recent
Washington
visit,
to
an
American
admiral
(Continued
on
page
4)
""'te
iiuties
whle
thosc
'""'i
lot'
stayed
In
the
.specials
operated
by
the
CNR
warned
Tuesday
that
"enenfles
of
democracy"
are
planning
to
and
the
Edmonton
Maritimers
heading
the
Atlantic
Ocean
com
Association
from
Vancouver
to
'Olotl
ammmU
ll
Ties
for
move
against
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
In
British
Columbia.
1
1
IlltTll.
r.onifiy
rnnfirtnri
Morrison.
City
Clerk
Vcrna
Graham,
and
Aldermen
Laura
Ball.
4
itll'h
fur
ll.n
"J
1
Pat
Hill.
Dorothy
Marshall,
Mar
mand.
The
announcement
did
not
inline
the
deputy
commander
but
he
Is
likely
to
be
a
British
vice-admiral,
Sir
William
Gerrard
Andrews.
the
east
coast
for
the
past
three-5'ears.
The
first
of
these,
the
-Bluenosc
Special,"
carried
former
Maritimers
from
the
west
home
on
holiday
in
1949.
It
was
followed
by
the
"Spud
Island
Special"
In
1950
and
the
"Her
Speaking
at
the
opening
of
the
fifteenth
annual
convention,
jory
Way,
Shirly
Patrick,
Roakl
Feness,
Bill
Donaldson
and
Jim
Alsburv
declared
against
com
Bank
Accountant
Is
Moving
South
Two
Bank
of
Montreal
transfers
are
being
made
here.
E
Vein
Ardagh,
accountant,
expects
to
be
moved
soon
to
the
Kerrisdale
branch.
Mr.
Ardagh
has
been
here
since
October,
1948.
J.
W.
Wakley,
from
Vernon,
will
replace
hiin.
Reg
Stranks
has
been
transferred
to
Knight
Road
and
Kinsway
branch.
Bateinan.
IIOI'I
S
l
Olt
.()(!
mun
ism
and
said
a
bold
move
was
being
planned
to
gain
leadership
in
the
30,000-mcmber
I
vox
13
.
'
'
-1'llUUI
""'"""ions
point,
to
a
j1-'
''''crease
in
preelpl-o(l
cooler
temperatures
lime
us
colder
air
""er
the
coast
from
the
"wcver
H,e
niuln
flow
'7
fmm
the
west
and
orm
win
be
waring
"
casl
late
Thursday.
Por-east
r,'ast.
regu
Cloudy
Meanwhile,
Mayor"
Whalen
New
Checks
hopes
citizens
will
turn
out
In
Pakistan
Two
Million
Hollar
Contract
Willi
Canada
Arranged
VANCOUVER
(CPL-Canada
is
arranging
a
$2,000,000
contract
to
provide
Pakistan
with
railway-ties,
Trade
Minister
Howe
said
Tuesday
night.
"To
help
relieve
tho
Immediate
famine
problem
In
India,
we
are
sending
$10,000,000
worth
of
high
numbers
at
the
pons
to
morrow
to
choose
out
of
four
candidates
two
aldermen
who
will
sit
on
the
council
for
one
ring
Chokers'
Special
last
year.
Hie
"Overlandcr"
is
due
to
leave
Moncton
on
July
12,
arriving
here
on
July
17
and
returning
to
Moncton
on
August
12.
Passengers
on
the
Special
will
have
an
opportunity
to
see
the
Canadian
Rockies,
Jasper
and
Banff
National
Parks,
the
Edmonton
Exhibition
and
the
Cal
Going
Out
OTTAWA
(CP)
More
than
023,-000
checks
totalling
approximately
$25,000,000
will
be
delivered
iater
this
week
to
persons
qualifying
for
federal
govern
and
two
years
respectively.
Candidates
are
Allan
Arm
,
'.
"J"'nrrow.
A
few
,
"(l;ly-
Rain
beginning
Ul'
lomnrrniv
t
ntio
union.
"These
enemies
are
still
about
us
and
are
planning
to
move
Into
this
organisation
as
they
have
In
the
past,"
he
said.
ALsbury
led
a
fight
against
Communists
in
the
IWA
from
1946
to
the
"October
revolution"
of
1948
when
the
Communist
element
was
expelled.
Struggle
for
control
ls
expected
to
come
on
the
convention
floor
during
the
four-day
Madsrti
Red
Lake
2.03
McKcnzlc
Red
Lake
40
Vi
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.75
Moncta
37
Negus
68
Noraiicla
84.00
Louvlcourl
.2512
Pickle
Crow
156
San
Antonio
2.49
Senator
Rouyn
18
Sherrit
Gordon
4
60
Steep
Rock
7.56
Silver
Miller
1.67
Upper
Canada
174
Golden
Manltou
7.10
strong,
one
year;
Harry
Daggett
-
TIDES
-
one
vear:
T.
Norton
Youngs
and
wheat
to
India.
One
shipload
has
already
left
from
this
port.
We
are
also
arranging
a
contract
for
!'
twiperature.
Winds-J
20
1
today,
light
tonight,
-.
southeast
(30)
tomor-
H.
F.
Glassey,
two
years.
Polling
station
ls
at
tho
Civic
Centre.
gary
Stampede
and
to
visit
the
Drumlieller
Bad
Lands,
the
oil
ment
new
old
age
pensions
of
$40
a
month.
Thursday',
High
Low
Mure
rhnti
9
Ofl
are
on
the
vot-
'
"'
Lus
tonight
and
January
31,
li2
...
4:28
.
213
feet
16:43
195
feet
....
10:40
6.0
feet
22:46
5.0
ftvt
the
shipment
of
$2,000,000
worth
of
ties
from
British
Columbia
to
fields
near
Edmonton
and
the'
The
checks
are
the
first
to
be
national
parks
at
Prince
Albert,
,morrow-at
Port
Hardy,
ers'
.
list,
of
which
less
than
50
Rr"1
Prince
Rupert,
37
per
cent
vot-d
fit
the
December
ho
sent
to
Pakistan
as
Dart
of
Issued
under
the
new
Derisions
da.sk.,
and
Clear
Lake,
Manitoba.
J
the
Colombo
pUu.
plan.
'elections.