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COLUMBIA'S
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Pacific
Port
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to
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XLI,
No.
44
,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY
21,
1152
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
,
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I
v
wmmwi
ifl
4Bk
iH
W
Citizens
Slay
Bank
Robbers
MIDDLETON,
Conn,
ff
The
often-robbed
Middleton
Bank
was
held
up
again
today
by
two
gunmen
who
were
cut
down
by
mass
fire
from
Irate
citizens
as
they
fled.
The
hold-up
men
were
severely
wounded
as
they
tried
to
escape.
W.
B.
Sasser,
Jr.,
whom
they
held
as
hu.lage,
r.ot
wounded.
GiGHE
:
u
-IK.
...
PREMIER
JOHNSON
SAYS
I
V
Exemptions
For
Lower
Pay
People
Farm
Workers
Compensation
to
Central
Interior
Hi
Cannot
be
Deferred
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
J
'.
..
Chief
Justice
also
Recommends
Medical
Appeal
Board
VICTORIA
(CP)
Report
on
the
British
Columbia
Workmen's
Compensation
Act,
tabled
in
the
Legislature
Wednesday,
recom-
VICTORIA
(Special
to
Daily
News)
Premier
Byron
I.
Johnson,
in
his
policy
speech
yesterday.
em-;
j
XO
OTTAWA
Viscount
Alexander,
Lady
Alexander
and
their
12-year-old
son,
Brian,
.U
to
Ottawa
as
they
leave
for
Hall
ax
-ltroute
to
Britain.
The
Alexanders
were
jt
ing
send-off
by
thousands
of
Otta
vans
who
turned
out
to
see
them
leave.
The
ji
rnur-generai
sailed
from
Halifax
Stmdiiy
to
become
Defence
Minister
In
Prime
Jim-chill's
cabinet.
ICP
PHOTO!
British
Columbia
Hospital
1
Insurance
Service
inquiry
board
this
afternoon
rec-ommended
to
the
Legislature
that
scrapping
of
"co-insurance"
char
ires.
'SZZSTZJ'b
the
province's
32,000
farm
work
the
'
that
Provision
will
be
asked
for!
further
development
of
the
northern
transprovinciai
,
hjohwav
ers.
The
repct
recommends
in-
!
creases
in
compensation
cover
M
mi
o
r
PRESLNTS
REPORT
,.
.
..
,,,
,
.
.
.
Hun.
a.
d.
Tumbuii
eliminating
co
mp
ulsory
i
age
which
would
cost
all
British
Conventional
First
Move
Under
Way
Towards
Ridley
Island
Airport
Survey
Columbia
employers
$3,021,142
Dnng
Oil
in
i
year.
j
If
accepted
by
the
govern-;
i
ment,
this
recommend
ation
1
"We
no
longer
can
delay
the
improvement
of
this
highway
in
the
light
of
the
great
industrial
;
jxpanson
that
is
taking
place
,
in
that
part
of
the
province,"
said
the
Premier.
"We
have
an
;
obligation
to
meet
the
needs
of
;
the
people
in
the
vast
territory
Weapons
From
West
Germany
'
Liz-Mike
Married
payroll
deductions
and
a
crackdown
to
catch
up
with
thousands
who
are
svading
paying
of
prem-i
ums.
i
The
report
of
the
eight-man
board
which
inquired
into
the
i
j.iw.c
in
"y'6
",u"v
i
would
make
British
Columbia
'
Island
here
as
a
possible
f
uture
airport
is
under
way
!
the
first
province
in
Canada
to
.
t
,.i;
i,
t
V-
!
rin&
ar
hands
within
the
orth
Workmen'
Compensation
Act.
j
aiong
me
Nonnern
iranspro-
district
airways
engineer's
office,
Vancouver.
!
LIOBUN
West
Germany
Will
""''
mniifny
niiu
nave
cmei
Ohlpf
Justin-
justice
Oorrion
Gordon
f?lnan
Bloan
,
.
.
...
an
oblieation
to
Itrni
ahrwist
of.
LONnOM
0--Mnvle
stars
Eliza
Eli
(P-An
Ameri-
also
recommended
the
estau-
;
.
vu'"5""u"
,u.
,5....,,
..
ui.i,.j
wim.
nmvtnr-.
rnmnulsorv
hosDital
estern
defence,
it
wttr
inuutiiai
ucvciupiunii,
ui
urut
idiui
onu
,vnc
-
-
.
!
!
lishmi
lishment
of
a
medical
anrjeal
weapons
to
we
T
t
f
.
I
m
association
with
i
companies,
has
in:s
province
wnicn
we
nave
m
vere
marnea
ioaay
in
lire
msuiaute
to
which
"
claimants
might
!
was
intimated
at
tne
Norm
At-
Mr.
Keith
is
making
investigations
to
a
detailed
survey
which
will
likely
follow
within
a
few
months,
he
said.
Such
a
survey,
conducted
by
a
10-man
S12.S00.0ltU
in
tne
rea.
was
laoieu
VWIO
O
iw-rvJ
,
i
-l"t
lantir
Trpatv
Oraani-zation
con-
sought
so
earnestly
to
encour-
midst
of
a
lively
mob
scene
K)
000
acres
in
Nor-
ll.
.ohi"tin
Cii.
1-11.)
fprpnrp
which
nnpnpd
hprp
vpx-
age.
't
ne
l-year-oiii
Dime
ana
sv-
ui
ine
isis"""":
'
l
Court
Cohimbia
for
gas
decisions
of
the
board's
doctors.
of
D.
Turnbull.
minister
terday.
No
atomic
weapons
or
The
Premier
also
said
that
year-old
groom,
arriving
separ-'A
i
.it
ion
party,
would
examine
soil
for
If
acted
upon,
this
'ecommen-
ately,
slipped
almost
unnoticed
health
and
welfare.
v
guided
weapons
will
come
from
generous
provision
woild
be
ask
hi
d
here
Wednesday
matio'ns
and
oJ,ner
character--
a
rnr
ormrtar
rn0rfi
t
,
i
into
the
registry
hall
through
a
The
Liberal
government
has
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
,
Bralorne
companies
Cen
25'2
v
Germany
for
the
time
being
at
such
..Vh
appeal
.noi
tribunal
i
(
in
n
Canada,
a
g
j
j
jeag(
and
D1
Rio
Proof
Calgary,
and
istlcs
pertinent
to
airport
re-
j
quirements.
Department
of
Transport
an-:
nj-tmwori
lact
mnnth
thilt
tt
was.
lne
government
nas
already:
Smelling
and
Re
Pvc
acquired
the
lnlcrCljlcd
ln
tne
possibility
ol
out
the
province
as
well
as
the
d,Jor'
but
a
crowd
of
hund-
already
said
it
will
not
act
on
construction
of
the
highway
from
'
"ris
descended
upon
them
as
the
report
at
this
session
but
Squamlsh
to
Vancouver
giving
emerged
after
the
ten-
that
it
should
be
dealt
with
by
a
land
hook-up
with
the
Pacific
minute
civil
ceremony.
the
new
House
this
fall
follow-
Great
Eastern.
Railway.
!
Elizabeth
radiated
happiness
'
tag
this
summen's
general
pro-
In
announcing
that
a
highway
as
she
was
jostled
by
the
enthus-
vincial
election,
would
be
built
from
Squamlsh
to-
hundreds.
She
left
the
United
60.000
WORD
REPORT
North
Vancouver,
Mr.
Johnson
Elates
without
divorce
papers.
The
60,000-word
report,
result
said
that
such
a
hl"hway
was
The
registrar
insisted
on
proof
of
of
a
nine-month
investigation,
jrwnial
.a
rf
i-w
wsw?
on
divorce
before
marriage.
The
,
recommenced,
th
extra
charge
said
It
will
not
act
at
this
session
on
these
recommendations
but
will
place
before
the
House
several
other
recommendations
included
ln
the
report
providing
for
increased
allowances
for
widows
and
children.
,
an
airport
on
Ridley
Island
and
""""
:
would
conduct
a
survey.
Snow
Beaten;
Road
Opened
under
permit.
r
(our
miles
of
the
1
30
miles
north
of
Snow
Buries
JH
tub.
wax.
i.ia
t-he.
'
Itiehway
Closure
Lif
tnd
Ib-tueen
Terrace
and
Prince
Rupert
railway
traffic
moving
through
f15
iauiujjiiui.ut:u
uuum
oe
aroppea
aitogenii'i
unu
un
cerium
of
the
block.
i
i,ne
Atlantic
there
be
no
Increase
in
basic
H
n
A
.04
UH-.4
,
,
Cariboo
Quartz
1.20
Congress
05
I
Cronln
Babine
46
j
Giant
Mascot
.97
Indian
Mines
.21
j
Pioneer
2.20
j
Premier
Border
.34
Privateer
,
,....
.09
Reeves
MacDonald
5.70
Reno
03',
Sheep
Creek
166
Silbak
Premier
60
Vananda
20'
2
Salmon
Gold
04
Spud
Valley
ll'j
Silver
Standard
2.55
Western
Uranium
3.15
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
8.50
Squamlsh
to
Vancouver.
lor
complete
V
tin
n
rails
rails
I
survey
y
w
CNR
Train
followed
by
i
English
Woman
Skating
Champ
work.
Drilling
i
Provincial
department
of
pub-
1
'Tnere
are
lumber
mills
and
lie
works
has
won
the
fight
otner
industries
along
the
line
against
deep
snows
in
the
lower
of
tne
Paclc
Great
Eastern
ci,o
viio
orf
h
hMt-'
Railway
desirous
of
stepping
up
announced
later.
kt
THERESE.
Quebec
Forty
-
Canada
Wins
Hockey
Again
premiums.
The
report
noted
that
445.000
persons
now
pay
premiums.
A
spokesman
for
the
inquiry
board
'
said
that
around
100.000
persons
i
were
now
evading
payments.
An
its
'
administrative
crackdown
could
OSLO
&
Dick
Button
won
his
h.(,mn
d,i
do
t,
production."
the
Premier
said.
lollows
recent
dis-'
(our
pussengcrs
are
stranded
uid
gas
by
Pacific
near
this
Oaspe
Peninsula
town
the
Fort
St.
John
wltn
tne
burying
of
a
Canadian
i
National
Railway
train
ln
snow-;
:
"Tnls
has
not
b,een
Possible
due
race
Is
officially
open
again.
OS!
Ci
C
a
n
a
ri
a
Rprpri
econd
Olympic
gold
medal
tonight
for
the
men's
figure
skating
nnnf
firial
ralculat.ions
show-
.
,
.
,
.
a
uui
viinvm
a,
it
uuuniiiiiiii
by
cars
waiting
to
be
fifth
straight
victory
in
Olympic
lnto
f
rn,at
tne
hospital
'eas,t,
ff
fold,
(A
fA
total
to
Vancouver."
'hockey
tonight,
defeating
Swit-
Diizzaras
uiikuarua
cd
i
cany
January
wneu
barged
v.f0..,.o
m,
Tono.f.,
ah
J
overwhelmed
the
government's
;
zenana
n
io
i.
ine
tamonion
"
:
;
Mcrcurys
have
yet
to
be
de-
to
al.500,000,
has
been
paid
by
hospital
service.)
'
feated.
on
Well
Oil
Freiqht
Rate
iwegg
won
the
women
s
figure
skating
championship
for
Qreat
Britain.
Barbara
Ann
Scott
of
!
Canada
won
this
title
in
the
last
I
Winter
Olympics.
A
P
Con
20
Calmont
2.10
C
&
E
15.50
Central
Leduc
2
85
Home
Oil
16.25
Mercury
26
drifus
following
an
excessive
snowfall
since
the
first
of
the
week.
Women
and
children
have
been
taken
to
nearby
farmhouses
while
men
are
remaining
in
baggage
and
express
cars.
No
one
is
suffering.
Snow
plows
are
digging
in
towards
the
stranded
train
which
may
be
extricated
today.
"
"
"
,.
.....
.
.....
D
:
the
section
where
the
Canadian
National
Railways
line
skirts
the
highway.
The
department
warns,
however,
that
the
road
is
still
nar-;
now
and
icy
at
several
spots
j
along
the
entire
distance
for
it
j
The
inquiry
board
made
fifty-or.c
recommendations
all
told.
.MAIN
RECOMMENDATIONS
i
I
Married
persons
with
incomes
of
less
than
$1,200
a
year
and
single
persons
with
incomes
of
less
than
$720
will
be
ex
Boost
Coming
lpects
Under
Liuauciu
II
The
railways
are
has
not
been
possible
to
clear
OTTAWA
(P
Man.
(f
The.
:ty.s
today
that
a
1
t'o.
of
Canada
test
1
-
west
of
Reston,
.
reportvd
to
have
substantial
quanti-
j
the
channel
through
the
snowl
planning
to
increase
their
low
Ceiling
Falls;
Many
Injured
Major
W.
C.
Poulton,
Salvation
banks
to
full
width.
i
transcontinental
rates
between
,
...
.
'
niuiv
WXK
ynp.si.
snfHKpr
hi.
flip
Okalta
3.80
j
Royal
Canadian
21
'2l
TORONTO
i
Athona
09
j
Bcvcourt
78
i
Auniaqtie
,
21'2
Burtalo
Canadian
22
Consol.
Smellers
38.25
Conwest
3.65
!
Donalda
44
eastern
banana
ana
me
west:
;
Necessity
of
caution
ln
oriving
Rotary
luncheon
meet-is
'unciieon
meei
emDhaslzed
coast-
11
as
learned
today.
An
KU'dl.
is
inipiiasiieu.
ine
todav.
His
tome
was
"Our
Phone
Charges
Being
Increased
CINCINNATI
P
More
thai.
I
1
ne,
snow
"
irozea
ana
soi
a
"
'
,
Prospects
UnBer
the
Reign
of
the
lsiw
is
reported
to
i
els
an
hour.
s
on
the
farm
of
I't'.
who
owns
the
Ne
Queen
'
A
good
number
of
members
were
in
attendance.
fifty
persons
were
hurt
Wednes-'
maae
piowmg
aiuicuu,.
i
:
"
,h,rh
dav
night
as
a
larce
Dortlon
of
i
While
the
road
-Is
only
today!
Transcontinental
rot
rates,
which
nSlfV-Ri.S'oflclallv
ooen.
cars
have
been
are
at
a
low
level
to
meet
com-
18'2i
2
'
S.J
,
.
!(
getting
thm.mh
through
fr
for
several
voroi
days
riavci
petition,
Peuuon.
do
ao
not
not
need
neea
a
a
prior
prior
Eldona
empt
from
paying
premiums.
2
No
group
will
be
exempted
on
religious
grounds
and
current
exemption
for
members
o(
the
Christian
Science
Church
will
be
discontinued.
;
a
long-rai.ge
program
of
financing
will
be
developed
with
any
deficits
being
made
up
out
of
consolidated
government
"
'
revenue.
4
Daily
per
patient
grant
to
seventy-six
British
Columbia
hospitals
In
the
scheme
will
be
Increased
from
70c
to
$1..
(The
service
now
collects
the
mony
aryi
allots
it
to
hospitals
i.
collapsed
coiiapsea
and
ana
fell
on
on
the
me
audi-
auai
,Bte,
nd
drivers
haye
ot
com.
;
authorization
from
the
board
for
m?.'
.niainpri
ihnt.
th
nnditinn
increases
within
their
ceilings.
East
Sullivan
8.50
Giant
Yellowknlfe
10.30
v.
Iather-
BIG
WAGES
FOR
COMMON
LABOR
,
OTTAWA
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
has
granted
thoj
Bell
Telephone
Co.
permission
to
1
;
Increase
monthly
charges
for
!
business
and
commercial
tele-nUnn
in
nntnrifi
nnd
Ouebec.
'
.38
i
"it
"'e-iiie
is
in
me
ucan
ui
Th
transcontinental
rates
cover
I
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON.
D
DC
C.
Wages
13
'
?
downlown
negro
!
!
a
fairly
wide
variety
of
articles
of
$13,000
a
year
for
laborers
and
-13
1
i
j
'
,
,.
.
,
.V
L-
E-
Cuthbertson,
comptroller
;
0f
the
type
that
could
be
carried
$17,000
for
mechanics
are
being
MHIUSIS
1
HvJ
8"I1
lllst
Long
distance
tolls
remain
the
J.
"
.
-
ui
uiumuia
veuuiuse
v,o.
.
m
snips
around
tne
Panama
maid
in
United
States
defence
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
Heva
Jollet
Quebec
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
been
increased
T
f"usn
same,
having
1
fc'Ul
48
I
y
"
,'
"1J"""
uul
several
ieft
Dy
piane
today
for
Van-1
Canal
route,
including
canned
i
Droiects
in
polar
regions,
it
was
"
ntoa
were
hulinUAH
believed
tn
to
be
ha
lr
in
serious
gai
line
t
i
.
'
j
couver
on
a
business
trip.
goods,
steel
and
automobiles.
I
disclosed
today
I
.67
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the
injured
were
negroes,
j
Joseph
R.
Miller,
manager
of
the
theatre,
estimated
there
were
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will
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studied
of
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boldest
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granted
for
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increasing
of
the
minimum.,
the
interior
should
station
charge
In
larger
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sunny
weather
cities
from
5
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10
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only
between
200
and
300
patrons
in
the
building
when
the
ceiling
began
to
fall.
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Pacific
storms
can
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coast.
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w
's.
Cloudy
Priduy.
bringing
30.000
members
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
British
Columbia
Telephone
employees'
medical
service
associations
under
the
plan.
They
are
now
exempt.
Both
associations
have
vehemently
opposed
any
such
move.
Federal
government
to
be
responsible
for
premiums
of
Indians
instead
of
the
hospital
service.
Cases
diagnozed
as
chronic
to
be
treated
free
for
a
maximum
of
sixty
days.
(Such
cases
now
receive
only
fifteen
days'
free
treatment).
Under
thj
-
current
scheme,
Continued
on
page
2)
Margarine
P'
In
temnerature.
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and
40:
Prince
awiwi
For
Arms
LONDON
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill,
in
a
white
paper
to
Parliament,
announced
an
armament
program
for
the
coming
year
which
Will
cost
$3,855.-000.000.
Half
the
expenditure
will
lid
38.
1
j
VICTORIA
There
may
bo
:
three
bills
brought
before
the;
ri
'
Legislature
at
this
session
calling
j
Russia
Barred
In
Truce
Police
I
be
for
tanks
and
planes.
!
The
Prime
Minister
said
there
Two
lllg
maigurine.
ine
government,
lias
announced
its
intention.
So
hiive
D.
J.
Proudfout
and
Mrs.
Tilly
Rulston,
members
for
Vlc-
MUNSAN
'CP
United
Nations
would
be
speeding
up
in
the
command
told
Communists
to-,
drafting
of
men
for
the
services.
I
I.A
DnitDTi.,
r.
.
t.iii-in
anri
Vnnrnnvpr-Point,
GreV
"
.
.
-
wninc
iwor
day
that
"Russia's
record
of
past(
participation.
In
Korea
bars
the
pn
Air
Force
pilots
j
respectively.
sin
the
crash
r,r
.a
:
I
r
v
1;
JapCommies
Under
Arrest
TOKYO
Twenty-two
arrests
Ihing
plane
at
West-1
r
here,
yesterday.
!
"not
disclosed
pend-1
'km
being
notified.!
t
Casualty
List
In
Korean
War
OTTAWA
(f
The
Army
today
issued
its
95th
casualty
list
of
the
war
in
Korea,
reporting
one
man
kilied
In
action
and
two
men
wounded.
This
was
the
first
list
issued
since
January
30.
It
brought
to
702
the
number
of
casualties
suffered
by
Canadian
troops
In
Korean
action,
this
Including
130
cad.
507
wounded.
60
injured,
four
missing
and
one
captured.
Dean
Calvert
Named
Bishop
Soviet
Union
as
a
neutral
fit
to
hc'i
a
police
truce."
j
Col.
Don
Darrow
said
the
Uiit-1
cd
Nations
command-would
reject;
any
nation
"In
close
proximity
to!
Korea"
or
any
nation
which
had'
IDES-
r
A
I
n
a
n
v
ft
Virv
Rev
.
.
i
were
maae
in
uommunisi
nois
in
1
n:
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r
nfvir.!a
'
recora
01
"
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'
five
Japanese
cities
today.
Dem-
i
fbruary
22,
1952
MEET
GERMAN
CHANCELLOR
Two
Canadian
cabinet
ministers,
Finance
Minister
Abbott
and
Justice
Minister
Garson,
visited
the
head
of
the
West
German
Republic,
Chancellor
Adenauer,
when
they
were
ln
Germany
recently.
They
wre
presented
by
Canadian
Ambassador
T.
C.
Duvls
Shown
at
Hiv
recent
ion.
left
to
right,
ore:
Mr
Gut-son,
Mr.
Davis,
Dr.
Adenauer
and
Mr.
20.4
feetltoria.
was
elected'
fourth
bishop
.
ln
Korea
"
lonstrations
were
staged
against1
f-
10:49
feet!
of
the
Anglican
Diocese
of
Cal-
A
Red
staff
officer
said
the
government
co-operation
with
9
1
fwtiffary
at
the
special
synod
held
United
Nations
reasons
were
not
western
powers,
particularly
the,
3.0
feet
in
the
Cathedral
here.
satismutoiy.
'
.
'
United
States
CP
PHOTO'
4:45
'7:38
Abbott.