PROVINCIAL
usra&y
PROVINCIAL
LIE."
A3Y
,
113
lf3
VICTCf.IA,
B.
c.
0RMES
fte
DRUGS
DAILY
DELIVERY
r
-
r
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
X
I
rADC
Published
ot
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
81
U
'sPATC"t:p
VOL.
XLI,
No,
100
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
28,
19.52'
.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ronnnn
frrifipn
IKlf
AIL
In
i
-
1."!!
m
KICE
Jap
War
Is
Over
n
Vice-President
Contractors
Already
On
Seal
Cove
Ground
isitor;
Impressed
at
IT
No
time
has
been
lost
in
making
a
start
on
work
Sight
of
Big
Project
j
preliminary
to
the
construction
of
Prince
Rupert's
Prince
Uupcrt
Tort
To
lie
Used
$336,452
50-unit
rental
housing
project,
contract
for
which
was
let
at
the
week-end
by
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation.
r
Mitchell
&
Currie
had
men
at
Wunists
the
site
of
the
Seal
Cove
block
this
morning
putting
up
work-i
sheds.
Breaking
of
ground
Is
i
expected
to
commence
this
week
renched
After
seeing
so
many
things
In
such
a
BIlo
space
of
time
at
the
company's
stupendous
Industrial
developments
at
Ke-mnno
and
Kitlmat,
Paul
S.
White,
youthful
vice-president
and
secretary
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada,
found
it
a
little
Coronation
Set
June
2
Next
Year
Great
Celebration
Today
Nationalist
China
Also
Signs
TOKYO
Today
was
one
of
great
celebration
in
Japan
for
it
marked
the
going
Into
effect
ot
the
peace
treaty
ending
th
war
with
United
Stales
and
olliei
Allied
countries,
including
Canada,
which
started
ten
years
ago
when
Japan
tried
by
force
to
seize
control
of
the
Pacific
Ocean.
The
day
was
also
marked
by
the
signing
of
a
peace
treaty
with
Nationalist
China,
ending
even
a
longer
war.
Only
country
with
which
Japan
is
still
technically
at
war
Is
Soviet
Russia
wtilch
refused
to
accept
the
terms
of
the
peace
treaty.
To
mark
the
signing
of
the
treaty
1.230,000
prisoners
were
released
from
jails
ln
Japan
as
a
general
omnesty
was
granted
except
for
war
criminals
and
those
serving
time
for
crimes
of
violence.
The
amnesty
was
granted
to
persons
convicted
of
or
accused
of
crimes
to
let
them
"make
a
new
national
start"
on
this
National
Independence
Day."-'""
Excluded
from
the
amnesty
were
949
war
criminals
ln
'gray
Sugamo
prison
although
it
affects
most
of
240
prisoners
serving
time
for
'offences
against
the
occupation.
The
amnesty
is
only
one
of
the
manifestations
of
this
his
forea
difficult
this
morning
to
make
I
LONDON
The
Queen's
coronation
will
tak-e
place
June
2,
1053,
It
was
announced
1
any
comment
to
a
Dally
News
Reports
arc
reaching
representative.
,troi:y
armed
defence
:
,.x
havp
bcf
n
nparJng
S((
much
,
the
Communists
have
&hQyji
Jt
U)at
j
had
to
comc
the
Korean
rnm-
and
see
for
myself,"
said
Mr.
,
said
to
re-em
blc
the
whKe
wn
llke
othm
wno
nave
I;
,?
r
with
the
arrival
of
the
CMHC
:
supervising
engineer.
D.
Robertson,
head
of
Robert-:
son
Construction
Company
of
jNanaimo,
which
has
the
con-I
tract
for
the
Eleventh
Avenue
land
Westview
groups
of
houses,
lis
due
Wednesday
and
will
get
his
projects
also
started
at
once.
It
has
been
stated
that
the
houses
will
probably
be
com-j
pleted
and
ready
for
occupancy
by
the
end
of
the
year.
Accepted
tender
of
Mitchell
&
'Currie
for
the
16
houses
at
Seal
jCove
was
$169,040
and
of
Rob-i
ertson
Construction
Co.
for
the
Alberta
Man
Leads
Socreds
In
Election
ed
line
wlUcli
wa-
bepn
at
the
preal
tunne,.
and
,
the
French
Taer
D
powerhouse
excavation
at
Ke-
i
adore
World
War
u.
lnano
was
greatly,
impressed!
-,ey
may
not
be
plan-
Wlth
the
magnitude.
i
arly
offensive
again,,
!
Mn(
accompanics
hcr'
Nations
in
Korea,
tnc
husband
yestCrday
at
Kemano
i
nevernu.ii.aa.
ay
shc
had
thc
distinction
of
belns:
CANADIAN
TROOPS
LEAVE
FOR
FAR
EAST
;vcr
1.000
Canadian
soldiers,
enrout'e
t
Korefi
to
replace
elements
of
Canada's
25th
Infantry
B:igac!c,
received
a
typical
United
States
send-off
at
Seattle
recently
as
their
troopship
pulled
out
of
port
to
the
martial
strains
f
the
Seattle
Military
Band.
The
troopship,
on
a
turn
ibout
trip,
had
Just
disembarked
hundreds
oT
Canadians,
home
on
rotation
leave,
a
short
time
before
sailing.
(National
Defence
Photo'
dicing
themselves
in
Uje
flrst
woman
t0
d,.,ve
int3
the
great
ten-mile
tunnel
through
j
7
;
which
the
Tahtsa
Lake
water
will
!
j
NEW
WESTMINSTER
Rev.
E.
!
34
houses
on
Eleventh
Avenue
i
O.
Hansell,
M.P.
for
Macleod,
and
at
Westview,
$367
412
total
i
Alberta,
will
be
campaign
leader
;
of
$536,452.
i
for
the
Social
Credit
party
in
.
I'
r
i
-
.
r
k.
w
Log
1
British
Columbia's
provincial
election.
!
Choice
of
a
political
leader
I
was
deferred
until
after
the
elec
Pro-Cons
toric
day
on
which
Japan
becomes
one
of
the
world's
free
countries
as
a
democratic,
sov-ern
state.
tThc
Japanese
peace
treaty
Todays
Stocks
'uiirtc-.
.
tl.
J.iluibtuM
to.
i.ltl.
:
be
brought
out
to
the
Kemano
j
powerhouse.
j
i
And
the
climax
of
the
visit
to
l
Kemano
was
a
helicopter
ride
i
I
the
first
Mr.
and
Mrs.
White
had
j
'
'
experienced.
.
,
They
spent
four
hours
In
thv
j
!
Kemano
area
and
then
had
a!
j
look
at
Kitimut
where
the
great
;
'
aluminum
smelter
is
being
built,
i
!
While
here
today,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I
I
White
arvs
the
guests
of
thc
Co-
'
nsport
Naval
Takes
Disaster
174
Lives
becomes
formally
effective
at
In
Session
tion.
It
was
felt
that
selection
j
should
be
made
from
among
;
party
members
who
will
have
'
been
elected.
1
i
W.
A.
C.
Bennett
and
Solon
i
6:30
a.m.
Pacific
Standard
Time
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
'
.28
Kwl
of
Timber
Bralorne
-
,
6
00
Monday.)
The
United
States
embassy
will
resume
operations
after
.03
v:,
Low
declined
to
tsct
as
campaign
:
fnmi
Vancouver
B
R
X
:.:
Pre-Elcction
Provincial
Gathering
Ucing
Held
In
Vancouver
leader.
Cariboo
Quartz
1.45
Congress
ig"
may
have
been
the
lumbia
Cellulose
Co..
paying
a
,
many
a
love
affair
In
visit
to
the
Watson
Island
pulp
I
f
our
grandfathers
but
mill
this
afternoon.
.
;
ipplirsriifin
to
Hie
ltim-
-
They
were
aI?o
met
bv
orfielals
United
States
Minesweeper
Sunk
by
Aircraft
Carrier
in
Atlantic
WEATHER-
more
than
10
years
of
suspension
by
war
and
occupation.
Heading
the
diplomatic
mission
is
Ambassador
Robert
D.
Murphy.
......
Japan
resumes
full
diplomatic
relations
with
many
other
coun
.
.06
:..
.44
.07
.is
2.25
.28
I
VANCOUVER
Two
hundred
and
fifty
Progressive
Conserva-
j
tives
from
all
parts
ot
the
province
are
here
for
the
semj-
Irtry
has
developed
a
0f
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
i
Synopsts
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
One
hundred
and
sev-
mark
in
progress.
A
0f
Commerce.
It
was
gcncraaiy
C
1
0
U
a
nunrterlv
mprtlnir
nf
the
Rpifish
mmt
in
transporting
Tonight
they
rntrain
for
Van-
,.,,,.
ff
of
the
United
States
BO'
tlirouifhout
the
province
last
Columbia
Progressive
Conscrva-1
Cronin
Babine
;
plant
Mascot
,.
Indian
Mines
..
Pioneer
Premier
Border
Privateer
Reno
Sheep
Crevk
Silbak
Premier
Taku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
tries
including
Canada
but
shi
ur
,
night
but
partial
clearing
in
HVe
Association
1"
u
I
Ili'l
HCIU.
ttlUT
i
VUflL
"O
till
remains
technically
at
war
with
.
I
......
J
.
...
suocessiiiiiy
here
to-
Nechako
dnni,
will
proceed
back
:
JNaVV
Ittinsweeper
HODSOIl
w
ere
lisaeu
as
uil-miii
arrival
of
the
new
type
to
Montreal.
i
i..,i;,.,i
W.f
W-f
nin-Vit
'
fnllnwin.r
a
pnllisinn
in
;oii..i
kv
"'
"'-
party
candidates
lor
the
June
to
at
several,
iperatures
freezing
c,
seated
h
S
localltes
In
the
Cariboo.
In
the,
jpatform.
1.60
,56
.08
.13
alf
at
Columbia
Cel-
n
Is
the
list
trip
to
thc
Pacific
I
""
.
b
.pany
s
pulp
mill.
coast
for
Mrs.
White
whose
home
!
the
Atlantic
Ocean
batUl'Ciay
night
'With
the
airciaii
Ct
UI41VI11
441
i
V
A
UlllUU
03',2
overnight
minimums
were
In
th;
p
Ions
left
Vancouver
is
in
Toronto
although
now
re
(carrier
Wasp,
also
of
the
United
States
Navy
Major-General
G.
R.
Pearkes,
V.C.,
M.P.,
Nanaimo,
will
preside.
W.
D.
Lambie,
president
of
I
forties.
.
,
f
ys
am)
towed
by
thc
siding
In
Montreal.
The
disaster,
one
ol
uie
worst
Spud
Valley
:
...
.10
Silver
Standard
;
2.50
Western
Uranium
3.90
Cloudy
weather
s
In
store
for
I
n,
a
Dolnutee
Towlne
mast
districts
today
and
showers;
the
Prince
Rupert
Progressive-
In
peacetime
naval
history,
occurred
some
2000
miles
east
of
'j
to
cxeiiunged
at
the
Mand
mill
(or
cedar
Norfolk,
Virginia,
and
700
miles
Oils
-'.
will
occur
particularly
near
i
onservauve
Assueiauun,
ana
i.
mountains.
It
wll
clear
gradu-iM.
Christie,
party
candidate
for
ally
ths
evenhig.
Tomorrow
will
Prince
Rupert
in
the
election,
be
sunny
at
first
but
cloudy
from!
'eft
today
for
the
meeting
In
from
thc
Azores
Catholics
Dissatisfied
Russia
which
did
not
sign
the
peace
treaty
at
San
Francisco
September
8.
Russia
immediately
denounced
the
treaty
and
the
accompanying
U.S.
-Japanese
security
pact
as
"treaties
for
the
preparation
of
a
new
war
In
the
Far
East."
Russia
assailed
pacts
in
statements
by
Ambassador
Alexander
Pan-yushkln.
The
latter
called
tne
peace
pact
an
Illegal
separate
peace
treaty
with
Japan
and
said-it
was
concluded
in
a
violation
of
the
Big
Four
Moscow
conference
In
1945.
He
added:
"The
conclusion
of
th
ttoaty
shows
how
far
the
U.S.
govern
An;,'lo
Canadian
8.05
AP
Ccn
'.
.f8
Calmont-
1.80
Central
Leduc
3.75
Mr.
White
said
that
there
was
no
doubt
considerable
heavy
construction
material
from
the
East
for
the
Kitimat
and
Kemano
plants
would
be
moved
through
Prince
Rupert.
Already
thc
possibilities
of
using
this
port
were
bring
investigated
by
the
company
in
its
"struggle"
with
transportation
problems.
a
infix
Pariflp
rlistiirhnnrp
which
vttucuuver.
fir.4
time
such
a
quan--
has
bei-n
transported
ithoul.
the
use
of
the
ial
Davis
or
Gibson
Columbiii
Cellulose
;!gpr,
Rae
Johnson.
'
system
is
more
prac-
High
seas
and
murky
darkness
were
prevailing.
Sixty-one
members
of
the
Hob-son's
crew
were
rescued.
Lt.
Ctlr.
Tierncy
commander
of
the
Hcbson,
is
among
those
beleved
lost.
i
Is
expected
to
move
Into
south
coast
this
evening.
i
i
Forecast
Home
Oil
:.....'.il
1450
Mercury
:
32
Okalta
4.60
Royal
Canadian
.24i
Will
Oppose
Auy
Party
Denying
Minority
Rights
In
Education
Would
Prohibit
Gasoline
Bomb
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
with
showers
today,
especially
f
"8
a
lot
of
time
and
As
to
what
extent
this
port
marks
another
step
-watiun
of
the
forest
I
along
the
mainland
coast.
this
evening,
sunny
on
day,
not
much
change
In
tem-
TORONTO
:
Athona
Aumaquc
would
be
used
when
the
plant
NANAIMO
.K)-A
special
con-
i
yyough
seventy-five
feet
ol
I
ventlon
Sunday
directed
the
;
hCf
have
been
damnged
,
th
I
executive
of
the
British
Colum-
Wasp
Ls
proceeding
to
the
Uni-1
bia-
Catholic
Education
Associa-
ted
gtates
under
hcr
own
power.
n.t
tion
in
to
onlivnlv
nnimsp"
nnv
.
LONDON
Dr.
Cyril
Garbutt,
ne
said,
greeting
thc
got
nto
operation
was
some
"
:
uinuiie
run,
perature.
Light
winds.
Lows
to
Beattie
DuQuesne
.
.50
Bevcourt
:.;
1-15
Archbishop
of
York,
would
ban
the
use
of
the
gasoline
(napalm)
hnmhl
i
v
yt
tr
urn
i
T"fo
ret
Tt
ment
has
gone
In
the
policy
of
'coercing'
Japan
into
a
United
night
and
higns
tomorrow
at
party
which
denies
SEARCH
CONTINUING
political
Port
Hardy,
35
and
48;
Sandspit
The
Navy
said
today
it
had
the
most
horrible
weapon
nextsutatts
"Lmt?
brldgehead
in
34
and
46;
Prince
Rupert,
34
and
thing
that
would
have
to
be
studied.
The
alumina
would
be
coming
for
the
smelter
by
ships
from
Jamaica.
The
disposition
and
thc
method
of
shipment
of
the
output
would
be
determined
later.
received
no
official
word
that:
49.
minority
rights
In
education.
Another
resolution
endorsed
at
a
rally
attended
by
an
estimated
700
Roman
Catholics
lar
hundlrd
in
carload
Pml
by
heavy
cables,
bundles
are
boomed
f"tol
Iks
in
an
or-llM"'m-
A
raft
is
com-H
mht
sections
and
r
ri'mhiy
5iio
fed
and
f
"ile
and
its
shallow
fakes
low
ill
r
a
m.mh
the
search
for
survivors
had
been
called
off
but.
said
it
was
acting
on.
"supposition
that
active
Buffalo
Canadian
.21
Consol.
Smelters
34.50
Conwest
4.10
Donakla,
I...
-40
Eklona
.23
East
Sullivan
8
15
Giant
Yellowknlfe
10.00
God's
Lake
-47
Hardroek
.13
Harricana
'
.10'i
called
for
thc
executive
to
"op
Principal
purpose
of
Mr.
any
candidate
who
does
not
I
search
had
ceased."
White's
trip
west
was
to
attend
;
"'Vrrr.,Xm
A
department
aide
said
tliat
Social
Credit
Platform
Built
at
Westminster
a
con
ierenee
in
Victoria
oi
mer;
'
i
!
jWalioil.
lie
.vnlal,,..!
Pacific
Northwest
Trade
Association
where
there
was
a
unique
this
view
was
based
on
belief
that
planes
and
ships
in
the
area
of
thc
sinking
have
had
"ample
time
to
search
the
waters."
oouDie
euucuuuii
wuuuu
o
discrimination
which
must
be
eliminated."
"
A
resolution
concerning
the
''K
f
OIt
CEDAR
Heva
Duvex
.11
'2
.89
Jl
puip
loKS
nere
fro,
.
.
rl,ih
u
.
rrnrpspn-
The
disaster
was
probably
the
separate
schools
Issue
passed
,
Unltrd
states
Navy's
worst
since
rrn"I'8,hl
be
termed
as
tatlvc
of
Aluminum
Co.
of
Can-
'Wl
in
NeviencHn
I.,,
.
t
last
week
at
thc
annual
conven
is
n
uu
acia,
ana
rep
i
est
ma
uvea
ui
1
ma,lagr
explained
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada.
Rey
the
end
of
the
war
and
one
of
the
worst
non-combat
losses.
WHAT
HAPPENED
The
Navy
believes
this
Is
what
tion
of
the
B.C.
Liberal
party
came
under
fire
as
being
"ambiguous."
The
executive
BCCEA
was
Instructed
to
express
Its
Would
Abolish
Compulsory
I
Hospital
Insurance
!
presSure
for
monetary
reform
Pay
As
You
Go
Policy
j
ln
accordance
with
fundamental
Monetary
Reform
Social
Credit
belief
that
"crea-
tion
of
monev
ls
aTht
the
NEW
WESTMINSTER
-The!
alone.
It
should
not
major
plank
in
the
British
Co-
government
lumbia
Social
Credit
Party's
!
bf
delegated
to
private
monop-platform
for
the
provincial
elec-
i
olv;
tion
June
12
calls
for
abolition
L,A!stf,nce
n
PS1"5
and
distribution
of
all
fobds.
of
compulsory
hospital
insur-'
ance
i
LONG
DEB.Vli,
nolds
and
Kaiser
Corporations
took
part.
Mr.
White
also
visited
Winnipeg
where
he
addressed
the
P.-
un
of
cedar,
unfit
for
am-
j
happened:
Ridgva
Appointed
Mark
Clark
Taking
Over
in
Korea
WASHINGTON,
-1).
C.
(CP)
Appointment
of
General
Matthew
B.
Ridg-way,
at
present
commander-in-chief
in
the
Far
East
for
the
United
Nations,
as
successor
to
General
Dwight
Eisenhower
as
supreme
allied
commander-in-chief
in
Europe
-was
announced
today.
General
Eisenhower
ls
returning
shortly
to
the
United
States.
dissatisfaction
with
such
m"ik
n
i
v.,
,...t.,
The
Hobson
and
wasp
were
-
.
-
ciiuuuic
on
tne
Little
Long
Lac
.70
Lynx
.16
Madsen
Red
Lake
1.97
McKenzic
Red
Lak-e
....
.43
McLcod
Cockshutt
2.85
Moneta
.44
Negus
.61
Noranda
74.50
Louvicourt
...
.30
Pickle
Crow
1.76
Petrol
Oil
&
Gas
1.27
Senator
Rouyn
.20
Sherrit
Gordon
4.30
Steep
Rock
7
30
Silver
Miller
160
Golden
Manitou
6.05
...
blguity.
Manitoba
branch
ranc
of
the
Cana-
f
jrw.
An
e,.h
,,.
;;:
Thn
meetiim
criticized
Educa-
i
part
of
a
task
group
enrouie
io
rers'
Association.
dlan
Manufactu
iocs
iris
US
IIKirndnl
....
.
J
.
l
.
tion
Minister
W.
T.
Straith
for
a
the
Mediterranean
i
Bin
rJm;rr',,ruDri
.
.
.
.
-
,
I..
1....
H,nnt.
Night
manoeuvres
were
being
limber
fi,'
'
"
A
nine-point
program
was
put!
before
1200
delegates,
at
the
one-
Mr.
Hans-sii,
wno
is
aiso
president
of
the
National
Social
Credit
Association,
was
elected
tH'n
miinA.
..
II
day
convention
Saturday.
It
calls
i
statemeni
ne
naci
maue
iu.h
a
in
regard
to
separate
schools.
It
was
called.
"unworthy
of
a
minister."
Premier
Byron
Johnson
was
also
critlch.od
for
approving
the
statement.
after
a
two-and-a-half
hour
de-
raIt
here,
:
arrived
with
Drunken
Boys
Stole
Liquor
for:
Abolition
of
compulsory
hospi-
;
bate
and,
finally,
a
constitutional
i
amendment.
His
election
was
In
Ittl
UISU1U1K.V.
-nmnlianr.
with
wnat
some
Free
hospital
care
for
the
!
I.
,
.;.
TV;
,..
Krir.
delegates
oescrioea
as
an
uui-
tuberculo-
Hazellon
Boy
;
..."mi
rj.ii,rti.
;matum"
from
members
of
the
auians
KETCHIKAN
Four
14-yeai
old
Ketchikan
boys
were
taken
held
enroute.
Thc
Hobson
and
another
destroyer-minesweeper
were
trailing
the
Wasp
to
help
pick
up
men
if
any
of
the
carrier's
planes
failed
to
land
on
Its
decks.
Around
midnight
the
Wasp,
probably
cutting
through
rough
seas
at
20
to
25
knots,
turned
into
thc
wind
to
enable
planes
to
land
after
a
simulated
night
strike.
The
Hobson,
travelling
at
about
the
same
speed,
plowed
into
the
carrier.
It
Is
not
clear
whether
the
Hobson
sank
immediately.
Sick
Chinaman
Found
Hanging
I
In
custody
early
Saturday
morn-i
lng
in
a
cabin
on
Pennock
Is-
Dies
In
City
."ri'.
,
iNatlonal
Social
Credit
Associa-
j
laud
after
stealing
twelve
bottles,
vidual
and
private
enterprise
in
j
An
elderly
Chinese
was
found
exploration
and
.development
of'
"So
long
as
I
steer
the
campaign,
there
will
be
no
rivuil
ot
11
in
a
m
ViarnTlnu
fcv
!
expioru
of
whisky
and
48
bottles
or
beer
A
SCVCii-year-old
boy
died
on
I
from
the
Elks'
Club
the
previous
Sunday
in
Prince
Rupert
Gcn-evening.
era
Hospital
after
a
brief.
Illness.
Thc
boys
were
all
inebriated
was
cary
William
Grant,
son
S,M,'n
'iveS
"
-
.-,.
-'
naturai
resources.
his
neck
behind
the
door
of
his
-pay
as
you
go
policy
in
all
Interference
in
British
Colum-
provlnclal
expenditures
and
re-
bia
s
anairs
Dy
tne
Aioeria
gov-
after
having
consumed
five
of
of
Mr
and
m,.s,
w.
E.
Grant
of
Th,
(;ulludl'l
the
12
bottles
of
whisky
and
con-
Kl
km
nr
...
.
.
.
.
..
.
j
1
nazelton.
We
bee
1
duction
of
administrative
costs.
""i
n.
nHu
xc
More
"beneficial
working
ar-
also
said
that
he
had
no
lnten-rangemcnts"
ln
fedcral-provin-
-tion
of
becoming
pohUel
leader
rll
Remains
will
be
shipped
to
his
the
.tC
1
suierarjie
Deer
m
tneir
nwiuium
President
Truman
announced
at
the
same
time
the
appointment
of
General
Mark
Clark
to
succeed
Ridgway
as
United
Stales
commander
In
Korea
and
commander-in-chief
of
United
States
armed
forces
in
the
Far
East.
General
Alfred
M.
Grucnther
will
continue
as
chief
of
staff
to
the
supreme
allied
commander
in
Europe,
the
post
he
held
under
Elsenhower.
Ridgway's
appointment,
and
Eisenhower's
release
become
effective
approximately
June
1.
Clark
is
now
commander
of
army
field
forces
at
Fort
Mun-roe,
Virginia.
,n
5
1U11
bln
1
for
burial.
tcrn
r
,
.
,
home
of
the
party.
!
housekeeping
room
behind
the
j
Chinese
Free
Mason
Hall.
He
was
Low
Way
Bin,
an
old-timer
in
Prince
Rupert.
I
1
Coroner
Don
Forward
said'
the
;
man
had
been
missing
for
a
!
day
and
a
half
before
being1
discovered
by
neighbors.
"A
physl-
Guelph
Two
Up
In
Junior
Final
re;
"-many.
i
one
or
tnc
hoys
said
tney
nau
mils
Smin
'
taken
the
liquor
to
the
Island
In
icrta.
'
19'
r
Roc
an
outboard
motor
boat,
drink-w
Collo,,,,
lnS
on
the
way.
One
of
them
or
uuu.
to,
of
Fort
became
so
intoxicated,
he
collap-
-TIDES-
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
clal
taxation
agreement.
Reconstruction
of
the
present
Labor
Relations
Board,
revision
of
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Act;
review
of
the
Industrial
Arbitration
and
Conciliation
Act.
Establishment
of
a
legislative
committee
to
review
periodically
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Mr.
Hansell
announced
that
he
planned
to
tour
the
most
of
the
province
before
the
June
12
election.
'
The
56-year-old
honorary
minister
of
the
Christian
Church
of
Vulcan,
Alberta,
has
been
Mem-berof
Parliament
for
Macleod
ince
1935.
Tuesday,
April
29,
1952
"
Rohinv,
sed
in
the
boat.
4:03
GUELPH
ff-Guelf
Biltmores
l"'5
Port
.Is
pending
but
It
is
defeated
Regina
Pats
4
to
2
last
nkely
an
Inquest
will
be
held,
night
to
go
up
two
straight
in
!
Low
had-
been
complaining
of
the
Memorial
Cup
Canadian
Jun-
an
Illness
for
some
time.
He
has
su.
30,
of
Ed-
I
The
boys
were
turned
over
to
High
..
18.9
feet
16.4
feet
5.0
feet
17:20
their
parents
who
promised
they
j
aths
were
Jurnh
v,
y
accident
would
take
drastic
disciplinary
Low
no
relatives
here.
10.1
feet
I
tor
hockey
finals.
I
Act.
.
.
.
""ouea.
'
.measures.
,