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VOL.
XLI,
NO.
43
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY
20,
1952
'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
i
IU1
j
or
EECH
s
To
Use
New
Vote
System
so
re
ITU
VICTORIA
ff
The
new
al
Announces
Election
at
Earliest
Possible
Date
Mge
Bandits
Are
Sentenced
I
Vioi
Ternj
a7(
ZajAei
jpUVKR
C
Magistrate
Mackenzie
Mathcson
Tuesday
iwo
out-of-town
teon-agcrs
to
prison
terms
and
f
rokc.i
of
the
lash.
I
Leonard
Sallls,
trged
19,
said
to
have
come
from
p,.rt,
was
sentenced
to
2'2
years
for
five
offences
and
i.k
19.
of
Surrey
was
given
two
years.
U.S.
Woman
Ski
Winner
OSLO
ff-
Velkko
Hakullncn,
26-year-old
Finnish
wood-cutter,
today
won
the
5U
Kilometer
Oiyiu-p
cs
cross-country
ski
race
in
3
hours,
33
minutes,
33
seconds.
He
beat
his
fellow
countryman,
tVrc
Kolehmainen
by
four
min
ternative
ballot
system
.
of
voting
will
be
proclaimed
in
time
for
the
coming
election,
it
was
learned
Tuesday.-The
system
allows
voters
to
select
their
candidates
in
order
of
preference.
Big
Surplus
Good
Thing
Has
Been
Important
Anti-Inflation
Factor,
'
Minister
of
Finance
Asserts
ntcnccs
wee
the
climax
of
a
six-weeks
hold-up
a
broken
gun.
I
Agrees
Government
Has
So
Mandate
Not
j
Submitting
to
Pressure
Liquor
Plebiscite
j
;
VICTORIA
(Canadian
Press)
Premier
Johnson
i
said
today
he
will
ask
for
dissolution
of
the
Legisla-1
ture
as
soon
as
the
budget
is
passed
at
the
current
session
and
will
call
a
general
election
as
soon
as
!
possible.
He
suggested
that
the
new
Legislature
will
I
meet
in
the
fall.
He
also
said
he
would
lead
the
Lib-
utes,
38
seconds.
Ship
Different,
Says
OTTAWA
(CP)
Finance
nmiolas
Ahhort
n.s.sened
panese
SkipperCats
and
eral
party
in
the
coming
election.
The
voting
will
Tuesday
night
that
his
top-heavy
u
,ui
l
.,i
T,,v,
land
wide-criticii.ed
budgetary
I!,
was
Finland's
first
gold
medal
win
in
tho
current
games.
Mis.
Andrea
Mead
Lawrence,
lB-ycar-old
skiing
wizard
from
Rutland,
Vt
,
won
;.ie
women's
s'alom
ski
race.
She
clocked
1:03.4.
Liquorlig
Business
"The
election
will
be
held
at
Dog
Agreeable
Shipmates
hip
that
sails
the
high
seas
is
as
different
captains
who
giiide
their
routes.
That
is
!
the
earliest
possible
date,"
tlv;
upon
which
workmen's
compensation
Is
based
from
$2500
to
surplus
has
been
"an
important
element
in
bringing
inflation
under
control."
.
Rather
than
"a
bad
thing"
the
surplus
had
been
"an
excellent
thing
not
just
lor
the
government
but
for
each
and
every
one
of
you,"
the
minister
of
finance
ment
thai
Twill
bT
mid
will
be
f?"!
mPensa
tion
to
week.
pay
$15
a
Juichiro
Yamamoto
started
as
he
talked
)ut
his
ship,
Atago
Maru,
which
leaves
here
HOSPITAL
INSURANCE
;
that
forced
upon
us
by
necessary
mechanics
of
preparing
voters'
lists
and
other
details
connected
with
a
general
election.
The
Dealing
with
hospital
Insur-
ance,
the
Premier
said
he
is
the
sald
in
an
address
to
the
nation.
i
full
load
of
wheat.
-
-
-
esc
freighter
to
VICTORIA
(CP)
Brntlsh
Columbia's
liquor
Control
Board
sold
$300,575,714
worth
of
liquor
(o
Brltl
t!i
Columbians
In
the
fiscal
year
1950-51,
a
report
to
the
Legislature
showed
Tuesday.
s
season,
the
Atago
nrla
u,.ans,
gl-Cn
peas,
flour
first
becau.se
she
is
(l)U.,n
al)(I
CVen
whole
small
fish
r.
using
15
men
as
,irc
frlei,
ln
oll
ulUll
crisp
Sca.
(jeep
her
sailing.
She
weerl
as0
lg
ui,cd
all(i
a
platter
chief
electoral
officer
has
been
f
jrst
to
admit
the
scheme
Is
not
sul
plus
wnin
totalled
Instructed
to
make
the
neces-
without
faults.
$721,000,000
at'
December
31
sary
preliminary
arrangements.
"it
still
gives
me
great
satis-
a(?amst
iast
year
s
budget
fore-
Mr.
Johnson's
statement
was
faction
to
know
that
680,000
ac-
cast
tnat
lt
wouid
total
only
contained
ln
a
policy
address
in
counts
have
been
paid
by
hos-
j30
000
00q
for
tne
vvlioie
of
1951-
i
which
he
opened
debate
on
the
pital
insurance
since
its
lncep-
j
52
had
enabled
the
government
Speech
from
the
Throne
this
tion
(in
19491
60.000
persons
to
meet
cash
dLsburse'menis
afternoon.
on
whose
behalf
hospital
lnsur-;
wuhout
"invading
the
already
I
The
Premier
said
he
had
ance
has
paid
out
$51,500,000."
tieht
capital
market"
with
new
I
hoped
that
the
government
.
in
view
of
the
importance
of
bond
issues.
j
would
have
been
able
to
deal
this
measure,
the
government
.
f
Newcastle,
England.
lun
of
su,.n
an
assortment
looks
not
not
mi..
di,
wi..u
...
a
v,
'
ne
ooara
maae
a
prom,
oi
io,-
till
burners
are
a
on
these
sales.
......
"
--
773.138
jean
as
dlesel
ships.
jts
color
xpeciru,
saja
uyv.
There
is
nQ
swcct
Uste
now.
I
,
.
,
,
.
,
ever,
but
a
pleasant
salty
taste
in,
who
has
freight-;
f,
.
.
,
hi
i
with
reports
of
three
inquiry
;
proposes
to
leave
any
modiftca-
1
boards
Into
the
province
s
health
tions
to
the
new
Parliament
in
.
;
insurance
scheme,
the
Labor
Act
,
the
fall
when
it
Is
hoped
the
;
Leafs
Back
in
Second
Place
Tic
With
Hangers
in
Rough
Game
at
CJardcns
,
and
the
Workmen's
Compensa-;
government
will
have
a
com-
tion
Act.
manding
majority
In
the
House
Ford
Plant
Works
Again
Jvcral
times
around;
T,)e
pmxr
asQ
cxulalned
the
.
1)
his
35
yeais
as
a
,
..Kokesnl..
ron,
a
Japanese
nov-,
f
life
congenlid
any-cly
twij
dol,
sct
orlglnaUng
200
l
I
I
years
ago
from
a
"comical
story."
I
!"',"
ln
"mn
c0",
Kokeshi
means,
"an
imposing,
kid.
"I
like
the
Mc
,
.,
Xnct,0iisare
three
in-1
because
I
can
see
j
chp,
h,
h
made
Qf
W00(J
and
iople
.ve.
And
some-,
nl
h,
Poloredi
contained
in
a
like
to
know
Spepplc
jmol
bQX
wjU)
g
,ass
wlndow
ln
Jauan'
nd
1
f
When
the
AU'(o
Maru
leaves
t
(
'
i
v
(,
(?""'
1
1
-Premier
Johnson
to
lead
general
election
ANNOUNCES
!
ernment
01
mis
province,
as
now
suojectea
10
Dargaimng
mem-!
constituted,
has
no
mandate
ods."
'
from
he
people
to
carry
on
1
Mr.
Johnson
said
that
the
,
since
the
main
partnership
was
House
will
be
asked
to
ratify
a
WINDSOR,
Ont.
Pr
Opera-broken,"
he
said,
"I
feel
that
new
five-year
Dominion-provin-,
tions
were
back
at
normal
today
this
government
has
no
right
to
cial
taxation
agreement.
at
the
Ford
Motor
Co.'s
Windsor
Progressive-Conservatives
.s
have
taken
him
'
here
this
altcrnoon
she
will
head
!
for
Union
Bay
on
Vancouver
Is-
lnr.fl
In
lolrr.
1
1HA
t
nn
a
nf
nnal
TORONTO
(f
The
New
York
!
Rangers
came
to
Toronto
Tuesday
night
and
played
the
Maple
Leafs
to
a
3-3
National
Hockey
League
tie,
with
goal
in
the
last
three
minutes
of
play.
(
A
split
in
points
lifted
the
Leafs
rk
harbor
14
times.
Stl.e
Panama
Canal
-fhvn
she
faces
a
run
of
20
to
30
f3k
llohPlfl
O
C
ODDOSltlOn
iweltare
of
the
people
by
submit-
will
receive
$41,500,000
a
year
day
of
a
two-day
strike.
Two
wpiIVIM
M'
wiwji"!!
jting
ltself
thoae
wno
would
Ior
the
next
flve
years
ln
ex
hundred
workers
were
back
on
1
t
...
!take
advantage
of
the
situation
change
for
"rental"
of
Us
in-
their
jobs
by
midnight
last
night
VJCIUKIA
'Tr"rrIT
tr
Canauian
V
I
p
res6)
in
a
rare
OV.curli'through
preuure
groups
and
the..f:ome,
torpoxation.
and
iciheti-
and?
the
.
rest
returnednpimally.
Pence
for
OIMninir
dav
division
bells
rang
when
the
usual
bargaining
in
order
to
tance
tax
fields
to
the
Domin-
to
their
places
today.
u..uugu
tup
ouc,
du
tQ
Ja
Maximum
speed
around
both
the
c
Yama.
,d.
Jlope
.
und,
Cape
...
...
!
into
second
puce,
one
point
I
ahead
of
the
Montreal
Cunudicns
j
und
boosted
the
Rangers
into
I
lourth
spot
by
the
same
margin.
I
The
Rangers
led
2-1
at
the
end
,.f.
1
1...
TT
1.1
lir:..l.
A
1U
"""""
-
B""-
'
UIUICU
nUWJillUUME
rvUIKClS
Ol
1
.
I
A
crew
of
59
and
14
officers
E
,
rl"
111
are
required
to
operate
the
ves-fc;ud
he
Atago
arc)sc,
An
olI
burner
,)f
lhe
same
ft.
giving
a
distinct
,
.,
..,.
.,
,
mPr,
K
L
CI'
leaner,
naruiu
vrim.n,
yeatciua-,
suuii
i"1-,
power
or
in
hope
of
driving
the
He
said
there
Is
an
"escape
America
1CIO-CCL1
announced
session
of
the
Legislature
commenced,
challenged
a
'
government
to
dissolution."
.
.
,
.
r
t
1
.1
,
,1
Mr.
Johnson
suggested
that
clause"
in
the
deal
by
which
the.
that
87
percent
of
its
members
province
con
re-enter
the
tax
had
voted
to
end
the
strike,
fields
it
has
vacated
if
it
does;.
A
nrw
two-year
contract
ac-not
wish
to
make
a
new
agree-,
ceutpf1
h
,ho
onoo-member
union
ruling
of
tne
Speaker,
Mrs.
wancy
noages,
mat
tne;
the
party
winning
the
general
f
atmosphere.
There
j
M0!il
of
Ule
crew
gol
a
cnancc
to
ij
k
cat,
from
Lon-g0
ashore
here
where
they
pur-8(1
There
is
Muku,
chasr.d
mostl
y
articles
of
clothing
."e
beauty,
recently
!
,
themselves,
wives
and
sweet-m
Vaneouver.
.
And
v,..,
Progressive
Conservatives
be
designated
,
the
oliicial
;
election
snoum
can
a
special
'
.
.
session
in
the
fall
to
deal
par
ment
at
the
end
of
five
years.
local
provides
for
pay
boosts
totalling
21c
an
hour
by
June
1,
opposition
1953,
and
other
benefits,
includ
;
T
lii,
a
Japanese
tcr-!
'
ticularly
with
hospital
insurance,
the
Labor
Act
and
workmen's
compensation.
The
Premier
said
that
four
ol
the
first
period.
The
second
frame
saw
eleven
penalties.
The
Leafs
struck
for
two
goals
In
the
final
period
but
the
Bangers
tied
it
up
with
le.ss
than
three
minutes
left.
Guye
Stewart,
who
broke
into
National
League
with
Toronto,
gjt
New
York's
two
first
period
tallies
and
here
Dickenson
sank
a
tyiim
goal
Leafs'
marksmen
Today's
Stocks
Premier
Johnson
said
that
the
liquor
plebiscite
will
be
held
in
British
Columbia
at
the
same
time
as
the
provincial
election
'this
summer.
set
along
very
well
The
Speaker
was
upheld
38
to
11
with
the
Independents
W.
A.
C.
Bennett
(South
Okanogan)
and
Mrs.
Tilly
Rolston
(Vancouver-Point
Grey)
and
Tom
Uphill
(Labor.
Fernic)
siding
with
J.td.)
i
recommendations
of
Chief
Just
ing
senior
security.
George
Burt,
Canadian
director
of
the
union,
issued
a
typewritten
statement:
"Ford
work-
Pr?
a
r
hatinv
that
tho
ctfib-n
nt
(Courlr-)
l.
Jiiliii-ttMi
'
i;ood
ship
mates
Sioux
Due
Home
Soon
The
Premier
added:
"This
has
Hurt
sea
sick."
com-lh'
master,
as
he
fa-
ice
Sloan
contained
ln
his.
report
on
the.
Workmen's
Compensation
Act
will
be
placed
before
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
25
the
eight
CCF
members.
6:
with
a
morsel
of
uee.i
a
wHiwi.wuua
ouujcvy
;
the
Ford
Motor
Co.
of
Canada's
one
upon
which
the
government
;
wldsor
plant
has
been
ended."
feels
the
people
should
be
given
were
Max
Bentley,
Harry
Watson
i
Mr.
Winch's
challenge
arose
the
House
for
approval
because
they
are
"of
urgent
public
need."
lapanese
delicacy
VICTORIA
HMC3
Sioux
is
j
and
Teeder
Kennedy.
i
f
rom
the
collapse
January
18
of
r
Nlmonji
Nobu-i
returning
home
from
h?r
second
b-"c
y
tne
coalition
government
ui
liu-
They
are:
Increase
ln
widows'
pensions
from
the
maximum
ol
$50
to
$75
an
opportunity
to
express
them-
;
selves.
!
"A
simply
worded
question
will
be
placed
before
them
with
a
view
to
determining
whether!
nmry
6
because
01
the
lung
.
erajs
and
Conservatives
which
M
how
the
Okono-i
tour
of
dutv
In
Korean
walei.
Whole
rice
ker-1
1
,..,.
,
Mlirrh
tleaJh;
,
I
had
ruled
in
British
Columbia,
Publisher
of
Soo
Newspaper
Passes
Eralorne
:
6.00
BR
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
1.20
Congress
?
06
Cronin
Babine
-
47
Giant
Mascot
100
Indian
Mines
22'.,
Pioneer
2
15
Premier
Border
33
Privateer
09'2
a
month.
All
except
two
of
the
last
ID'
i
down
on
rough
play
in
the
second
;
Herbert
Anscomb,
then
minis-;
they
want
the
Liquor
Act
broad-;
month?
Sioux
has
suent
on
dutv
iiami
His
Dig
sentence
went
10
,
ter
0i
finance,
co-chief
in
the1
e
Dies
in
nH
In
Its
srnn
I
hsavp
nn
nb-
'
in
Korei
1
ueieiieuuian
vjus
mmuuu
w
"",
coalition
ana
leader
01
me
no
Increase
of
children's
allowances
from
$12.50
to
$20
a
month,
allowances
for
orphans
from
$20
to
$30
a
month
and
other
dependents'
allowances
Xrom
$50
to
$75
a
month.
Increase
in
the
percentage
.
.
,
!
Maple
Leafs
a
match
penalty
CPO
Ted
Mills,
son
of
Mr.
and
,
lor
what
GraTRl
termrd
a
dclib
the
mat-i
SA,ULT
STE.
MARIE
-
Janu
s
servations
to
make
on
ter.
Each
and
every
citizen'
w-
pu'fran;
87;
Publisher
of
the
will
Sault
Ste.
Marie
Star
and
one
of
knows
his
own
mind
and
,
Canada
s
best
known
newspap-
have
the
opportunity
to
express
gressive
Conservatives,
resigned
j
at
the
demnnd
of
Premier
Byron
1
Johnson,
announcing
that
the
Reeves
MacDonald
5.70
Mis.
C.
C
der
Trial
Mills,
Prince
Rupert,
erate
attempt
to
injure
DWence-
on
the
Sioux.)
man
By
Buller
of
the
Rangers.
rate
of
recoverable
wage
loss
his
view.
l.rti.'m,K.r'in.n,,r
from
66
23
per
cent
to
70
perl
The
voters
will
probably
be:r
1
nnnt
ackori
nhpthpr
t.hev
fnvnr
thi
B"
I'bec
-Mr.
Justice
iiveniie
died
ln
his
ii
Court
of
yuecn's
4'y
night
a
few
mln-
Increase
in
the
wage
ceiling
sale
of
liquor
by
the
glass.
Reno
03"
Sheep
Creek
1
67
Silbak
Premier
.
.60
Vananda
21
Salmon
Gold
04
Spud
Valley
10
Silver
Standard
2.50
Western
Uranium
3.15
Oils
A
P
Con
50
Calmont
2.15
Central
Leduc
2.81
Home
Oil
16
00
ilapsing
during
the
uf
Rheal
Leo
Ben
Plans
for
Aluminum
City
At
Kitimat
Given
to
Gov't
British
Columbia
Mean
Development
Is
Costing
More
Than
ExpectedLooking
Into
Pulp
Mill
j
-WEATHER--
'
Synopsis
j
Skies
have
been
generally
clear
I
over
British
Columbia
during
the
11
Progressive
Conservatives
would
sit
on
the
Opposition
side
of
the
House.
!
Mr.
Winch
maintained
that
j
the
Speaker
could
not
desig-
j
nate
a
political
party
and
that
at
the
last
general
election
in
1
1919
no
Liberals
or
Progres-sive
Conservatives
had
been
j
elected
but
only
Coalition
1
members.
lie
said
that
the
1
I'rojrcssive
Conservatives
were
!
actually
Independents
"who
;
slithered
across
the
House
as
i
Coalitionist
springers."
Mr.'
Winch
claimed
that
the
Canuck
Squadrons
of
Jet
Fighters
to
Saar
Valley
,
li;id
been
addressing
I-
about
25
minutes
un
the
bench
as
he
.
of
water
to
his
lips.
!
By
DOUGLAS
HOW
Mercury
28
T"
'u
to
his
chambers
uigui
aim
luuay
siiuuiu
see
a
continuation
of
the
pleasant
weather
of
the
past
few
days.
Cloudiness
and
showers
are
in
store
for
the
north
coast
this
3.80
U1TAWA
(XJrj
tanacia
s
air
iorce
is
aiming
Okalta
pi
d
a
few
minutes
1
VANCOUVER
(Canadian
Press)
IMans
for
an
Roval
Canadian
21
,
to
start
late
this
year
to
establish
jet
fighter
squad-
i;iu
saw
his
1
nrri.'
Aluminum
City
to
be
built
at
Kitimat
are
now
in
T-i
1
j
i
4VU
nupinonn
as
a
wphk
nistiirnancR
11
would
neeessltniR
a
tr:(,x,.i..
f
.,,.-.ol
K
tho
TVnni-rinnnt
nt
T.:inrl
CCF
was
actually
the
official
M.r.i.i
.-vv..
j
.
onimsitlon..
the
37-year-old
ai-uiui
,
irons
in
a
European
aeience
area
suauumig
;
moves
ln
from
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
j
French-German
border,
in
the
vital
industrial
region
'but
elsewhere
skies
should
be
I
,
c
11
sunny.
Temperatures
dropped
;
OI
trie
baai
vailty.
(expected
to
be
scattered
ovcrsnarply
overnight,
reaching
20
.
,
Ker..'.....
praiicUljni.,,.!,.,,.
Mrs.
Hodges
ruled
that
tlu
:
awl
lviuitici
nai
viiau
s.
1
.
.
gcd
with
the
,
u
lilt
b
"HI!
1
n
nlv.
tn
,,f
ntimimtim
a
VPftr
TORONTO
Athona
Aumaque
z
Beveourt
Buffalo
Canadian
.
Consol.
Smelters
..
Con
west
.09
.28
.80
.21
36.50
3.70
largest
group
of
members
in
op-
U
li.
-ti
.
1VH
HU
IJ
UllU'",
V
no
matter
of
whtu
Two
hundred
miles
to
the
that
general
area,
probably
with
;
below
at
some
interior
points
and
I
11
'
li.
WIlntlH
S4Iv.i
rllnrl
l
A
1
iiikIiiii
111
f
.
!
manufactured
from
ore
shipped
j
"
'
r.
,f
rnn,
"500
ctTS&
tJrillca
ln
lhe
B'1Ush,i
al
Dartv.
are
the
official
north
the
27th
Canadian
inran-
1
some
squadrons
based
in
uer-
1
near
fieezing
on
the
coast.
To
L.
,
J
U
l.UCSUHV
lllilU
1
--'C
K
BP
Mlll
ifi
ri.i,.Kn
1,,.-
,
111
u
I
Mo
emu
W";.
t,,,.
h.,.
Opposition.
'
'
r
"1
uv-un,,
inot
;
mni
win
ui;
iiiiJi'j
m
vino
1
iVll.
LfUUlDt'
ouiu
vi4v.il.
m
iirii.
(knit
nil.nrl
of
over-producing
and
that
d
wh"en'pro
evc
Co
Sta
"t
onrsome
housing,
chiefly
TZTJt
Z.
i
SCTVllves.
ber"ls
t0
support
the
Speaker
there
were
cververs
loos.
1111s
to
uiea..
Khouts
from
the
CCF
benches:
try
brigade
should
be
ln
position
j
many.
1
n'ght's
temperatures
should
be
by
that
time
in
front
of
an
evenj
ether
assignments
of
airfields;
much
the
same.
Little
change
is
more
vital
industrial
area,
Oer-;
are
expected
from
NATO
ln
the
j
foreseen
in
the
weather
picture
many's
Ruhr
Valley.
weeks
ahead
and
Ctroup
Captain
1
in
the
next
24
hours.
The
key
to
the
arrival
of
the
j
Keith
Hodson.
38.
a
wartime,
Foist
first
Jet
squadron
in
Europe
j
fighter
pilot,
has
been
in
Parish
reta.i
It
now
is
in
England
is
the
j
for
several
weeks
taking
charge
North
coast
region
Clear
at
availability
of
the
first
airfield,
ot
negotiations
with
the
French
i
first,
clouding
over
this
after-one
of
four
that
will
be
needed
negotiations
which
al
r
e
ad
y
i
noon.
Variable
cloudiness
on
for
an
11-squadron
air
division
;
have
run
into
headaches
over
j
Thu:
sdav
.
Scattered
showers
this
and
which
will
cost
Canada
tens
expropriation
and
other
prob-,
afternoon
and
evening.
Little
Hits
in
Channel
for
construction
men.
will
also
be
made
this
summer.
Plans
for
the
Incorporation
of
Kitimat,
he
said,
probably
would
output
w'ouk
increase
if
the
..u.s
stm
ft
coaliUon,..
and.
sell
its
product
company
could
..whcre.s
the
0,li(.lal
opposition
in
lhe
United
Stales.
'now?"
The
Aluminum
Co.
of
Can-
"
be
worked
out
by
tills
autumn.
aila
and
the
Powell
lliver
C.
nf
millions
of
do
lars
to
put
in
,
lems
c'"ll5t
m,clu"!-
Once
the
title
io
any
field
is
;
Bt
except
southeast
2d
this
and
rlenithe
first
one
is
believed
altcrnoon.
Lows
tonight
Donalda
-45
Eldona
20
East
Sullivan
8.45
Giant
Ycllowknifc
1085
God's
Lake
37
Hardroek
-13
Harricana
-12
'-4
Heva
-11
1
a
Juliet
Quebec
48
Little
Long
Lac
.'
68
Lynx
13
Madsen
Red
Lake
1
91
MeKcnzie
Red
Lake
....
41
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.75
Monela
'1
Negus
-60
Noranda
'
79.75
Louvicourt
'
28
Pickle
Crow
..,
1.59
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
19
ShcrrifGordon
05
Steep
Rock
7.10
Sliver
Miller
1.52
Upper
Canada
1.71
Golden
Manitou
6.45
are
invcsugaiing
me
possibility
of
a
pulp
and
paper
plant
at
Allan's
British
Columbia
development.
Mr.
Dubose
told
the
press
conference
(In
Vancouver)
that
the
Powell
River
Co.
owns
timber
tracts
at
the
site
of
the
develop
flickers
Ltd.
seine
I
About
mid-1954
the
Kitimat
I
the
Yankee
Boy
;
smelter
is
expected
to
be,
in
t
night
in
Ogden
ilrn,,lcm'
Mr-
Dubose
said.
4
expected,
to
be
re-!
Inlt'al
phases
of
the
giant
K'li
tide
today
with-
i
multi-million
dollar
British
Co-tious
dmnagc
com-
i
'unibia
development
will
cost
said
tills
morning
1
more
tnan
Uw
1
08,000.000
at
first
f
struck
a
shoal
lost'
estimated,
the
Alcan
chlef'said
at
Sl'ha
Point.
Skipper'
pirss
conference.
Already
I
who
suffered
some
$50
000.000
had
been
spent
on
the
Ben
a
skiff
which
ilelP'OJect.
Much
machinery,
which
Shooting
Accident
RCMP
suld
today
tho
10-year-old
Port
Edward
girl
who
landed
in
hospital
Monday
night
highs
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy.
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
23
and
38.
shape.
i
The
Eisenhower
headquarters
!
has
already
given
the
RCAF
the
green
light
to
negotiate
with
i
French
authorities
for
one
field
'
In
the
Meti
area
of
northeast
i
France,
Just
south
of
thearea
;
which
France.
Germany
and
1
nvpmhniirir
come
together
and
to
be
an
existing
airfield
which
wl'l
need
a
lot
of
work
done
on
U
there
will
be
months
of
construction
and
preparation
before
it
is
ready
to
handle
the
F86E
Sabres
which
will
make
Vie
Can-
ft
it
at
pJ
to
l
ment
and
the
two
companies
are
TIDES
!
adians
as
modern
as
any
outfit
,imre
the
industrial
furnaces
of
I
eonfrontinir
the
Russian
Air
1
Thursday.
February
21.
1951
'
0
investigating
the
possibility
of
Willi
a
ouiwt
wound
in
nc-r
iore-produeing
paper
there.
He
em-;
arm
was
a
victim
of
on
accident,
phai.lzpd
that
they
are
only
in-
Interview
ln
Prince
Rupert
Gcn-vestigatlng
the
possibilities.
;cral
Hospital
disclosed
the
girl
The
Aluminum
Co.
would
pro-
had
been
handling
a
.22
calibre
vie'."
power
for
the
pulp
mill,
Mr.
i
rifle
when
It
discharged
acci-Dubosesald.
j
dentally,
said
police.
U
a
line
aruiuid
his
1
11
as
cxpccica
wouia
oe
miu,
i"n'd,
was
flown
toj'1'"1
na1
lo
Purchased.
Ki
t
today
by
Queen
I
MOVING
SLOWLV
K
,
"
'
The
plant,
which
will
operate
I'alil0"
flshlne:
r
nn
small
scale
at
the
start,
will
-
'
.
;
in
the
Initial
stage
produce
about
'
the
Saar
hold
forth.
j
Force
in
Europe.
I
High
9:34
19.3
feet
!
The
division,
to
be
command-
Albert
Deschamps.
well-known
I
23:16
17.0
(ret
;
ed
by
an
air
vice-marshal
and
I
Montreal
construction
engineer.
Low
3:22
"
10
4
feet
to
be
fully
in
position
in
1953.
Is'
(Continued
on
page
i
.
16:44
4.5
feet
1