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AND
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
CABS
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
81
VOL.
XLI.
No.
71
.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
MONDAY,
MARCH
24,
1952
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CENTS
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Blaze
in
Chemical
Works
Quelled
in
45-Minute
Fight
T.IAIL
(CP)
Fire
stabbed
at
the
heart
of
ohe
of
Canada's
atomic
enertrv
operation
Sunrlav
nirht
Coast
Puck
Play-offs
Settled
Of
tidal7
Of
Union
Expelled
OTTAWA
CP
J.
E
M'-G'iir,
national
societal
y-uea.uiLT
of
viic
Caiiauiau
Uiutherlioud
ol
ia.Iway
Lniiiioytc
and
olhcr
Transport
Workers
tCCLi,
Yix-;
been
removed
liom
oiii.:e
an'j
expelled
from
the
Union,
the
SI
1
1
i
V
...
vie
j
.
,
SEATTLE
(CP)
A
tour-goal
,
,
,
,
t,
i
i
t
a
a.
out
listed,
i
lie
Waze
liasncu
tnroun
cne
trans-
outouist
In
uie
imai
pt-iiod
gave
former
room
of
the
hydrogen
section
of
the
chemical
tne
"victoria
cougars
a
5-4
vie-
.
tory
over
the
Seattle
Ironmen
4
piaia
di
neai
oy
ariieiu.
It
wa
b:ousht
under
control
ir
45
minutes.
The
transformer
fit.
-
i
I
I
WWW
Seeks
Lift
Of
Embargo
Federal
Minister
Enters
Live
Stock
Misunderstanding
VICTORIA
(CP)
Alberta's
Min
national
exscut.ve
board
a.1-
,m
rai.-d
but
no
one
was
lrf-;
jounced
today.
jured.
'
-
j
The
Board
statement
aald
that.
The
plant
Is
part
of
the
huee
I
the
action
had
been
taken
alter
operation
in
this
area
of
the
!
McGuire
was
found
guilty
of
a
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelt-!
series
of
charges
including
clr-
in&
Co..
the
biggest
lead-zinc
j
.ulauon
of
false
and
misleading
chemical
producer1
In
the
world.
I
;nlormation,
'vlllification
of
a
'
Guarded
plants
In
the
area
j
Sunday
and
put
Victoria
into
the
Pacific
Coast
play-offs.
Edmonton
and
Saskatoon
will
open
in
best
of
five
quarter
final
at
Saskatoon
Tuesday.
Seattle
and
Tacoma
will
start
In
best
of
five
quarter
final
at
I
Saskatoon
Tuesday.
j
New
Westminster
and
Victoria
;
will
open
best
of
seven
seml-
f
final
at
New
Westminster
Wed-'
nesday.
Saturday
results:
Seattle
3.
New
Westminster
8.
Vancouver
1,
Tacoma
9.
Saskatoon
3,
Calgary
6.
HEADS
INQUIRY
Gordon
Frase;,
Q.C.,
lawyer
of
Windsor,
Ont.,
has
been
appointed-a
commissioner
to
inquire
into
the
affairs
of
the
East
Windsor
.
Hospital.
The
appointment
was
announced
by
Attorney-General
Dana
Porter
of
Ontario
who
initiated
legislation
to
make
-ttw
legislation
possible.
A
lequest
for
the
inquiry
was
made
by
M.
Frank
Brobst,
hospital
board
chairman.
(CP
PHOTO'
also
produce
heavy
water
for
'
atomic
energy.
Honored
By
First
Aiders
Life
Membership
to
Ragnar
tyolfson
Objective
To
Aid
Civil
Defence
ister
of
Agriculture
Hon.
David
Ure
wants
the
British
Columbia
livestock
embargo
lifted.
He
attended
a
special
meeting
of
the
cabinet
today.
"There
is,"
he
said,
"no
point
in
the
embargo.'
We
have
no
foot
and
mouth
dis-1
case
in
Alberta
and
the
situa-
I
tion
Is
well
under
control
in
Saskatchewan."
At
Ottawa,
the
federal
minis-1
Canadiens
..How
otf.cer
and
member,
namely
the
national
preside.it
(A.
R.
Moshert."
McGuire
was
also
found
guilty
of
"disregarding
constitutional
authority
without
proper
'
approval''
and
''general
disregard
ol
supervisory
authority."
.
There
was
no
Immediate
comment
from
McGuire.
One
point
of
resentment
between
the
pair
was
believed
to
be
'
the
fact
that
Mosher
is
staying
in
office
well
beyond
the
65-year
old
mark
at
which
the
Canadian
;
Brotherhood
of
Railway
Employees
pensions
officials.
Army
Chief
..E.LSS--A
k
-vtn-hour
$750,000
fire
.ust
f.vok
destroyed
five
buildings
at
the
main
i
Belleville
In
the
worst
fire"
in
t
ie
ca
tctn
Ontario
city
in
35
years..
Nearly
half
22
000
pcopb
witnessed
the
blaze.
O
y
person
to
suffer
injury
was
Fire
Captain
Joe
111
Play-off
Calls
Here
m
An
Important
world
If
ifered
hand
cuts.
Seventy-five
fl
emcn
and
volunteers
from
three
brigades
lought
zing
sK'ct
storm
to
bring
the
fire
under
control.'
CP
PHOTOi
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the)
tcr
of
agriculture,
Rt.
Hon.
J.
G.1
St.
John
Ambulance
Association
Gardiner,
disclosed
existence
of.
elected
R.
E.
Eyolfson
chairman
a
federal-provincial
'under-!
leader
of
the
Salvation
Army
and
hij
wife
ai
me
annual
nieeuiig
uurmg
,
standing"
to
the
efect
tnaf
the
week-end
and
conferred
fur
MONTREAL
CP
Canadiens
visited
Prince
Rupert
this
morn-clinched
second
place
in
the
Na-
ing.
tional
Hockey
League
Saturday
They
were
Commissioner
and
British
Columbia
Is
to
restore
a
;
ther
honor
upon
rum
by
pre-j
relatively
free
movement
of
Al-
eman
i
Nationalists
"Must"
Go
Back
To
China
Proper,
Says
Skipper
Captain
of
Motorship
Hai
Yu
Confident
That
Communists
Will
Ik
Ousted
senting
honorary
life
membership
In
recognition
of
his
long
,
and
efficient
service
as
instructor
tor
the
branch.
A
well-attended
gathering
of
Cleaning
Up
After
Wind
berta
livestock
and
meats
Into
'Jt""3
wsuue
xa
wo.u
oa
nS0lJ"
Place
Chicag0
tUrned
C
loner
Bates
is
territor-
fn
h
hJ
-a
-?f
VI
back
Toronto
3"2'
Sal
comrrander
of
the
Army
for
k
,Vi,.tot,Uil,"
.i
on
I
Montreal
wii.
meet
Boston
and
the
Western
States,
the
Philip-
of
the
understanding
that
B.C.
,m,
.,
,
tv,P
u,oii
UIIIQS
enthusiastic
members
elected
mM
admit.
ltwMtnek
and
mpats
tt""."
."".
"""
r
Mrs.
Bates
is
territorial
presi
.John
Davidson
as
vice-president
!nrnvirtprt
thpv
were
Stanley
Cup
semi-finals.
louisviij.e
Kentiickv
w
th
ana
j.
c.
Ewart
as
nonorary
,
j,
i.,.
.
u.,,!,
ou.iuaj
"-
.
lice
Ul
umcttoc
ui
tcuciai
11ca11.11
Forty
-six-year-old
Captain
Erh
Chang
Shih,
an
emercencv
declared,
relief
secondary.
'
tt
r
ii..
vi.i!
i:.i
ru:
,.
,..r
"
.
'
.,
i
1
'w.vuo.
Montreal
2,
Deroit
7
Toronto
2,
Boston
4
.
Chicago
7,
New
York
6
I
Now
Face
t
i,CPi
Edmund
Tons,
Ifiit'
bullets
Maruh
jf
totily
in
hospital
Meanwhile
the
first
cattle
to
arrive
In
Vancouver
from
out-
lnaSier
01
me
iatl01iailSt
Vlllliese
Jjuveninicui
01
gain-iauons
weni
into
action,
uiner
executive
meiiiucis
ic
'
week-end
Mrs.
R.
S.
Woods,
Mrs.
M.
Heisc,
,
following
tornadoes
in
r
i
it
v
u-
u
5
:
.
4.
i,i:
freighter
Hal
Yu,
Which
lt
in
port
loading
ffl
"V
five
southern
states
which
left
at
J.
McLean,
J.
Franks,
Conrad
m.
.
T
'H
I
1.1
a
l
,
,
j
n.
,.,jti,h
Tl
..!.
111
MUU
U11US11
VUlUlllUia
UCttllJ
i
police
held
two
careo.
is
coniiueni
inai
me
iaiionaiisis
win
go
oac
i,
v
'iri
clSo.iS
u,
9wiw
"u
u..u.u
.u
.
month
miiPd
into
ritv
.!
f
ncan
uasn
dent
of
women's
activities.
They
were
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Norah
on
the
way
to
,
Roonah,
.
Alaska,
for
an
Alaska
native
congress.
p
At
Juneau
there
will
be
an
annual
inspection
of
Alaska
Afmy
officers.
'
From
Juneau
they
will
travel
to
.Hoonah
on
Chlcagoff
Island
to
the
westward
by
the
Army's
'
own
boat.
William
Booth.
'
It
is
the
third
trip
to
Alas
''
for
Commissioner
Bates
who
was
1
formerly
field
secretary
and
itnin
with
Ul
the
.
.
.
,
......
,
,
.
,
,
.
tnousands
injured
and
homiss
J.
Hunter
ana
1
nomas
e-i-
"
Another
,L,
,
'
Is
.......
At
I
'
'he,tO-thefC-hmeHft'mniplandr-indeed
"thy
v
must
go
and
unestimated
damage.
,HoU
were
elected
auditors.
yards.
shipment
ex-
J
J
'.....
.'
.
:
.
...
,
.
.
.
...
t.i
i.
j..-ik..
.
.u
.
;
.
.
i
pected
tomorrow.
-
lg-year-oid
scr-,
back
"
he
assert,
but
now
soon
us
nara
10
say.
u
,
"!r.
5:."
r
,.,"'e.
n,
vP
Mw
..tw
Kills
Sixteen
fiCUTUVl-S
Vancouver
training
by
G.
G.
Edwardson,
i
plenty
of
beef
a
wrote
talc
of
'ill
probably
be
by
way
of
war
in
one
or
two
years
ed
states
in
twenty
years
il.a.lX
to
Arkansas
reported
115
dead
i
provincial
superintendent,
set
as
:
or
more.
anri
Tennessee
fiftv.
Missouri
rHinciim
I
nhiivtivi
fnp
t.hp
vear
l
MARSEILLES.
France
(CP)
i
Sixteen
persons,
including
"a
ts
in
Canada's
ficier
charges
arc
Suchan
and
Lco-
Plane
Missing
j
Ths
slim
qulct-spokcn
mariner,
!
A)abamai
Mississippi
and
Ken-
j
close
co-operation
with
the
local
who
is
competent
Ih
his
mastery
:
tucky
were
also
hard
hit.
't;
civil
defence
organization,
'of
English,
makt3
his
home
in!
Cooler
weather
today
brought!
A
drive
will
also
be
made
to
baby,
were
killed
early
today
personnel
officer
for
the
east-
when
a
passenger
plane
crashed
ern
territory
of
the
United
States
f.
l
Mr
former
cnti
x
On
East
Coast
(ilihnueh
it
is
8
suosiaai
or
tne
aanger
oi
ine
;
obtain
more
instructors.
i
Taipch,
Formosa,
wind
continuing.
more
than
a
V
Jackson
arc
al-
S...
.
..A.toAV
trm
.A
X4..rltlilll.
year
since
he
has.
He
was
born
In1
"
i
no
men
in
mc
;
iiniir
n.-v
v
.......-.
hoon
t)icrc.
P'i
upon-rong
and
I
central
Airways
""".e.
h,i
u..,
inn
nw
in
mini
at
Gao,
French
West
Africa,
ie-jwith
headquarters
In
New
York,
ports
reaching
here
said.
j
Commissioner
and
Mrs.
Bates
The
plane,
belonging
to
the
:
will
hurry
back
from
Alaska
to
African
Transport
Co.,
crashed
!
San
Francisco
by
plane
to
meet
while
taking
off
for
Nice,
France,
I
the
world
commissioner,
General
after
landing
at
Gao,
east
of
Orsborne,
who
is
coming
out
to
Timbuktu,
for
refuelling.
San
Francisco
and
elsewhere
on
Three
persons
were
reported
this
continent
for
an
oHicial
"
rescued.
-
-
:
visit.
-
w.
nve
persons
aboard
Us
still
mw-""
v
,
,
.,
,
V
,
It
was
decided
to
put
up
as
a
'
!
prize
for
first
aid
team
competi-
tion
in
the
city
a
trophy
pre-i
sen
ted
by
the
Prince
Rupert
j
Basketball
Association
as
a
mark
tot
appreciation
for
services
rendered
regularly
at
league
basket-ball
games.
Votes
of
sympathy
were
ex-
I
wi-rr
raiilurfil
U
'
in
on
a
flllll
W'lwcen
oi
.
.mini,
ii,
r......v
......
.
(
Loggers
Ask
Higher
Pay
now.
I
-
i
t
-
"
f
;
1
Cii.
l
.on
in
u
wiui
h.iitlN.B.
and
Goose
Bay,
Labrador
ConimuiiLslJi
were
to
overrun
.hei
This
is
a
twin
chbhic
aircraii
mninlnnd.
.
!
fi
"narked
him
as
with
a
two
man
crew
and
three,
.
.
communlsti
ec
oincer
to
hr
a.s.scnrcrs.
ii
vook
on
iiuui
o
Individual,
now
,.
:..
...
.
I
..!...
c
,..
oi.rf
la.t
V-IUlia,
as
Ull
was
n
na
Telkwa
Incorporating
".
hi
l
UIOUIO
S
Willi
oaiuiuaj
b"u
1
heard
from
over
the
RCAF
.sta-
would
mean
summary
execution,
"1
Suchan
and'
tion
at
Chatham.
N.B..
where
the
concedes
Captain
Shih
with
a
VANCOUVER.
International
;
tended
to
Mrs.
John
Eyolfson
Woodworkers
of
American
will
I
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Tcng
whose
late
ask
for
a
35-ccnt
across
the
us
bands
were
active
and
board
wage
Increase
on
April
j
esteemed
St.
John
workers."
13
when
they
meet
with
the
j
A
vote
of
thanks
was
extended
members
of
a
pilot.gnve
a
routine
progress
re-
grim
gcsiuie
w'i""'B
uj
,port.
Fifty
planes
are
continu-
Dcneaaing.
1
1,
iun
.m.pl,
torinv
Captain
Shih
has
(or
liad)
a
'"l)ers.
i
tc
Mi.
Edwardson?
Bustling
Interior
Community
to-
Assume
Municipal
Status
operators.
Requests
will.
also
be
made
In
connection
with
holiday
pay,
health
and
welfare
benefits
and
travelling
time.
!
brother
and
a
sist
er
in
Com-j
munlstf
China.
The
brother
-was
ja
university
professor
in
Shang-i
hal.
What
micht
have
hapiHined
Smoke
Eaters
Capture
Title
United
States.
Cardena
Strands
Near
Vancouver
Moves
doria
Preliminaries
to
the
incorporation
of
Telkwa
under
the
British
Columbia
Villages
Act
have
just
been
completed
and
that
bustling
VANCOUVER
Union
Steam
ship
Co.'s
steamer
Cardena,
com
-WEATHER-
to
them
he
has
not
the
slightest!
idea.
"I
have
never
heard
from
:
them,"
he
told
a
Daily
News;
reporter.
Tine
captain's
mother
;
and
father
died
twenty
years
ago
;
before
China
fell
upon
Its
mostj
'Wins
Badminton
I
CALGARY
(CP)
A
six-man
United
States
team
defeated
;
Canada
6-3
Friday
and
Satur-i
day
in
the
North
American
zone
Thomas
Cup
badminton
tics
to
"
Aei'iiun,,n
i?firri.(
Synopsis
'
'"B
ln
from
the
loeB'ng
camp
,
,
,
'
,,,,
tun,
stranded
on
a
sand
bar
at
mild
A
.southvveslcrly
flow
of
the'entrance
o
Vancouver
har-
TRAIL
iff
Smoke
Eaters
cap-
central
interior
coal
mining,
tured
the
B.C.
senior
amateur
lumbering
and
farming
centre
hockey
championship
Saturday,
will
soon
be
assuming
municipal
defeating
the
Kelowna
Packers
status,
according
to
C.
P.
Bus-7-3
in
the
deciding
game
of
a
singer,
prominent
business
man
best
of
five
series.
1
and
community
leader,
who
is
a
ON
ATOMIC
BOARD
W.
J.
Bennett,
a
member
of
the
Atomic
Energy
Control
Board
and
President
of
Eldorado
Mining
and
Refining,
Ltd.,
is
one
of
nine
directors
named
by
the
government
for
the
new
crown
company
which
will
direct
Canada's
atomic
program.
The
new
company
is
the
Atomic
Energy
of
Canada,
Ltd.
Eldorado
Is
the
crown
company
which
produces
uranium.
(CP
PHOTO)
evil
days.
moisi
i-aciuc
air
cunmiuea
y.ui
.
,
,,,
,
thi(.
mlirni
n
the
lix-iil
i.
,...k
win
the
rlulit
to
represent
the
Hit
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The
Smokies
now
open
in
visitor
in
Prince
Rupert
today.
ittuiuy
in
AtEip-n.
it.mu
iiiuucian:,ftHfwiy
wjti.iy
atvd.
mk
ol
Canada
for
continent
In
the
intcr-zone
"1f
'lid
a
half,
Donald
1
playoff
at
Singapore
in
May.
Only
formality
now
awaited
is
(Continued
on
page
J)
I
Western
Canada
Allan
Cup
semifinal
series
against
Edmonton
n
transferrort
in
Pats
at
Edmonton
Tuesday,
morrow.
-
-
Ell?nty-slx
passengers
were
i
There
is
rain
and
extensive
jj
rcmovcd
trora
the
coastai
i
fog
banks
along
the
coast
wnilc
j
steamer
.
in
the
interior
there
are
soowj
Salvage
tugs
stood
by
and
the
!
flurries
in
the
northern
sections,
,
vritpri
hJ
r.
'
branch,
Victoria
1
t'Mwcily
luul
will
be'
.;;
taPital
city
on
'lu
by
Hie
Prince
TODAY'S
STOCKS
final
approval
by
provincial
government
of
maps
and
boundaries.
When
petitions
were
circulated
recently
on
the
question
of
incorporation,
ninety-two
per
cent
of
the
citizens
of
Telkwa
favored
the
move
to
assume
local
governmental
responsibilities.
Mr.
Busslnger
is
chairman
of
.K
InnAmnrolinn
f,.Y.ml
ltp
T""c
"is
new
ilnt.w
,M'uurli:i.t
t.
I.
Jiiluislmi
t
o.
IM
.
and
few
rain
showers
in
the
a
j
f
,oatcd
t
h
tw
durln
the
southern
valleys.
There
will
be
I
afternooI1
j
sunny
periods
at
many
interior!
The
crew
0f
forty-five
remain-jiwlnts
both
afternoons.
cd
aboard
TORONTO
.
I'mpHnied
by
his
(
hri.stopiior.
t
5'
lV
1(1
Mr
T,...i..
...
LAiue
cnauge
is
expecieu
a.
The
stranriinff
occurred
on
the
t"
!-..,
Uq
ij
within,
inn
varril
the
weather
picture
over
L..U1111K
'wr,
fn
chilli-1
"1
on
the
Prln-1
of
Lions
Gate
bridge
when
the
vessel
swung
off
to
starboard
in
an
attempt
to
avert
collision
with
another
ship
ln
the
fog.
tlic
luwiviu,.""
........
Today,
he
reports
Telkwa
has
a
population
of
500.
When
he
moved
In
there
in
1935,
there
were
only
seventy-five
people
In
the
then
sleepy
village.
Mr.
Busslnger
reports
the
bridge
across
the
Buikley
River
at
Telkwa.
whence
the'eoal
comes
from
the
Goat
Creek
mine,
is
province
for
the
next
two
days.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
with
occasional
rain
or
drizzle
today
and
Tuesday.
Continuing
mild.
Winds
southerly
20.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandsplt
and
Prince
Rupert,
40
and
48.
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i,
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accom-v
Frazer.
I
nile
h'e
only
a
s
become
esteemed
?
and
public
ser-
branch
of
the
1
Cross
Society
and
CBC
Regional
Director
Here
Atiuma
Aumaquc
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Bcattle
Duqucsne
.44
Bcvcourt
;
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...
1.01
Consol.
Smelters
,:
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...
30
00
Conwcst
.'.'!.'
3.80
Donalda
.
,
-41
Eldona
.22
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East
Sullivan
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.
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8-40
God's
Lake
.
.
-37
Hardrock
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Harrlcana
..
..
............
Hcva
n
Joliet
Quebec
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Little
Long
Lac
.70
"'-14
Lynx
.:.
Mad.se
n
Red
Lake
1.95
McLeod
Cockshutt
2
75
Moncta
J.
36
Negus
-
.64
Noranda
79.50
I.nuvicourt
.'
-30
now
undergoing
major
reconstruction.
It
Is
officially
closed
-
'uncc
Rupert
"al
Motieriznation
VANCOLVIJt
American
Standard
...
.25
Bralorno
8.00
B.
R.
X
03
Cariboo
Quartz
L25
Congress
".
.05
Cronin
Babine
42
Gant
Mascot
..'
.90
Indian
Mines
.21
Pioneer
2.25
Premier
Border
33
Pr
.vateer
09
U
Reno
.04
Sheep
Creek
1-61
Silbak
Premier
,
-56
Taku
River
07
Vananda
-
.19
Salmon
Gold
03
Va
Spud
Valley
12
Vi
Silver
Standard
2.30
Western
Uranium
4.10
ls
.
.
Anglo
Canadian
9.10
,
A.
p.
Con
..'.
55
Calmont
1.95
Central
Leduc
3.70
Mercury
..
.32
.
Okalta
;
3.75
Pacific
Pete
1125
Royal
Canadian
'
.28
Royalite
16.50
House
Dissolved
Egypt
Votes
Soon
"SfcJ
"'""'
'"tamy
.
Kenneth
Caplc,
regional
director
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation,
is
a
visitor
in
the
city
on
official
business.
He
arrived
oh
the
Princess
I
7
Plane
rw
hfely
CAIRO
The
Wafdl.st-domlna-;
Louise
this
morning
from
Van-ted
anti-British
Egyptian
Cham-
j
couver.
ber
of
Deputies
was
dissolved
last
i
;
although
arrangements
are
made
to
pass
over
in
the
evenings
and
early
morning
for
light
traffic
Including
milk
deliveries,
school
children,
etc.
Highways
in
the
Buikley
Valley
are
also
closed
to
heavy
traffic
during
the
period
of
the
Spring
thaw.
Mr.
Bussinger
is
president
of
the
Skeena
District
Liberal
Association
and
Is
attending
an
executive
meeting
of
that
body
this
afternoon.
He
will
enplane
tomorrow
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
expects
to
drive
ihome
next
week.
night
by
King
Farouk
and
a
Pickle
Crow
..'
.
....
lara
i
eenernl
election
has
been
called
SpOMAU
-
A
1
for
V
WhiCU
hd
&
.
fha?
run
TIDES
VISITS
OTTAWA
Admiral
Lynde
D.
McCormlck,
head
of
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organization's
Atlantic
Command,
arrives
in
Ottawa
for
a
series
of
conferences
with
top
defence
officials.
He
is
greeted
by
Gen.
Charles
Foulkes,
chairman
of
the
Canadian
Chiefs
of
Staff,
as
he
steps
from
a
plane
at
Rockcliffe.
Directly
behind
Admiral
McCormlck
is
Vice-Admiral
Sir
William
G.
Andrews,
Deputy
Supreme
Commander
of
the
Atlantic
Command,
who
is
accompanying
Admiral
MeCormick
on
his
tour.
i
CP
from
National
Defence"
for
May
8,
The
dissolution
of
Parliament
Tuesday,
March
25,
1952
follows
recently
reopened
nego-High
0:57
21.7
feet
tiationsbetween'Egypt
and
Great!
.
13:14
21.9
feet
San
Antonio
2.45
Sherrit
Gordon
4.30
Steep
Rock
6.95
Sliver
Miller
J
.-
155
Upper
Canada
170
Golden
Manltou
..,
6.50
fc.
in
James
f;
Plane
located
it
"na
breri
the
re-
Britain
for
the
settlement
of
the
Low
7:06
2.6
feet;
Suez
Canal
and
Sudan
issues.
,
19:22
2.5
feet