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13
PRINCE
RUPERT,
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WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY
16,
1952
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aa:
Railway
Clear
Pulp
Male
Heir
at
Last
is
Born
And
Wires
Up
Railway
line
was
cleared
and
i
communication
lines
were
re-1
ttored
this
morning
after
having
j
been
plagued
by
slides
and
drift-1
istrict
.or
uu
esme
CAIRO
(CP)
Queen
Narri-
Illinois
Senator
Would
Make
Group
Of
Fresh
States
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
Senator
Timothy
Shee-han
of
Chicago
has
revived
the
proposal
that
United
States
might
annex
Canada.
He
proposes
that
a
special
committee
of
five
senators
and
five
congress-,
men
be
named
to
consider
the
idea.
-
I
Canada,
the
senator
suggests.
k
;
roil
t
New
Industry
for
Central
H.C.
Involves
j
Ing
snows
ui
the
lower
Skecnaj
man,
teen-age
second
wife
of
Egypt's
King
Farouk,
gave
birth
today
to
a
son
heir
to
the
throne
of
the
Nile
kingdom.
Egypt
rejoices
for
a
male
heir
to
the
throne
had
long
been
awaited.
;
vauey
since
uie
enu
oi
ine
wees.
Fighting
To
Keep
Road
Open
The
passenger
train,
which
was
clue
from
the
East
at
10:05
last
n'pht,
got
in
at
9:20
this
liut
It
.May
He
l.usinj;
Baltic,
District
Engineer
Fears
By
the
same
time
Canadian
i
$1,000,000
Power
Plant
VANCOUVER
(CP)
British
Columbia
is
to
I-
another
multi-million-dollar
pulp
mill
linked
i
a
major
hydro-electric
development.
Plans
for
-,,nio,0(H)
development
are
being
drawn
up.
They
for
construction
of
a
$19,000,000
mill
by
Western
'ood
Company
in
the
Quesnel
area
of
Central
Columbia,
a
short
distance
south
of
Prince
Emptylife
Boat
Found
National
Telegraphs
had
a
'slow'
wire
working
after
having
had
lines
down
since
late
Sunday.
Meantime,
a
big
backlog
of
traffic
had
accumulated
in
excess
oi
urgent
business
which
had
been
handled
during
the
wire
breakdown
through
Digby
Island
x'.
.-less
station.
Provincial
Department
of
Pub-
lie
Works
snow
f
tenting
equlp-i
inent
may
be
fighting
a
losing
battle
although
a
valiant
attempt
ti.
Mill
being
made
to
keep
the
highway
open
between
Prince
,
Rupert
and
Terrace.
There
is
about
three
feet
of
;
snow
on
the
road
now
between
Labor
Asks
Resignation
VANCOUVER
The
Vancouver
and
District
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
at
a
special
meeting
today,
called
for
the
resignation
of
D.
K.
Penfold,
chairman
of
the
Public
Utilities
Commission,
for
"meddling
in
trades
union
affairs."
could
become
a
group
of
new-states
or
a
territory.
If
any
financial
settlement
with
Great
Britain
was
required,
Sheehan
suggests
that
consideration
be
given
the
amoun's
which
have
been
advanced
to
Britain.
U-ipsird
Craft
Sighted
On
I'arific
)(
run
Near
Scene
of
Pennsylvania
Abandoning
Rescue
Crews
Reach
Train
COLFAX,
Calif.
Rescuers,
snow
plowing
through
deep
drifts,
pushed
within
two
miles
of
a
blizzard-trapped
train
to-
,
null
will
bc
supplied
with
v
from
a
project
planned
by
j
British
Columbia
Power;
i
,ilsslon
at
a
cost
of
$16.-
j
til
(!
s;
VICTORIA-A
lifeboat,
riding
i
'
Vve
and
Exr-U-w.
The
situation
upide
down,
was
Sighted
far
i
has
been
further
complicated
by
i
..ill.
in
the
Pacific
Ocean
north-'
cvere
drifting
conditions
with
I
vet
of
Vancouver
Island,
yester-;
almost
continuous
winds
lashing'
day
by
two
American
coatguard
-the
fine
dry
snow
in
the
clear
j
planes
searching
for
possible
sur-
ro'd
weather.
Then
there
have
j
vlvors
from
the
freighter
Pcnn-,
been
slides,
during
recent
days,
sylvania
which
was
abandoned
;
including
one
large
one
near
rt
week
ago
by
her
crew
after
she
Kwinltsa.
New
B.C.
Tax
Deal
;
VICTORIA
r
British
Columbia
will
receive
an
additional
Weather
Ship
Is
Called
in
VICTORIA
-The
weather
ship
Stonetown
is
being
recalled
to
port
following
her
search
for
the
lost
freighter
Pennsylvania
to
the
northwest
of
Vancouver
Island
In
the
Pacific
Ocean
The
St.
Catherines
is
being
sent
out
to
relieve
the
Stonetown.
The
council
takes
exception
to
day
but
are
still
faced
with
much
to
reach
and
bring
out
222
a
statement
made
by
Mr.
Pen-wrk
fold
at
a
hearing
of
the
British
j
stranded
passengers
and
crew
Columbia
Railway
Co.
for
higher
!
memuers.
rates,
saving
there
was
no
ex-!
The
passengers
have
been
tern
Plywood
now
nag
a
(too
plywood
plant
outside
el.
pulp
mill
will
u.s-2
waste;
from
Uie.
company's
other)
ions
and
salvageable
tlm-.;;n
i's
forest
leases.
e
than
200
workers
will
mploymenl
In
the
new
mill!
other
hundreds
will
find
:i
the
woods
and
on
other
acked
own
and
started
to
sink.
I
"d
meie
is
cunicuuy
ior
me
$f
.000.000
or
$10,000,000
this
year
!The
life,
boat
was
not
far
from
'
P"lic
works
department
in
its
under
the
Dominion-provincial
for
the
high
rates
of
wages
j
!?"w"!llrsnncl?
'tl.o
puir.t
v.-ber-
he
Pennsyl-;
snow
plowing
operauons
in
the
taxatlon
agreement,
Finance
Vancouver.
i,S
nt
nf
n
tVaSn
i
i-aniu
i
nnmwi
t
hnvp
left
'
area
nhete
the
highway
skirts
To
War
on
Predators
Special
Assistance
Being
Made
Available
By
Government
A
special
allotment
of
funds
for
predatory
animal
control
m
Prince
Rupert
area
has
been
obtained
due
to
insistence
of
the
Rod
and
Gun
Club
here.
Arrangements
were
presented
to
a
club
.
-
........
...
.
.-
.-
,
The
train
is
in
Donner.
pass.
.11
them.
anway
anu
v,nere
me
ran-
riounccd
Tuesday
on
his
return!
an
iiiUiuue
01
(Wi
leei.
way
is
also
engaged
in
plowing.
Gen.
Simonds
from
Ottawa.
In
fact,
according
to
the
district
engineer,
it
is
almost
useless
to
In
the
1952-53
fiscal
year,
Mr.
Anscomb
said
British
Columbia'
The
rescue
train
still
has
lVj
miles
to
go
to
reach
a
highway
where
it
will
pick
up
the
passengers.
The
railway
quoted
Dr.
Lawrence
Nelson,
who
reached
the
At
Calgary
inns.
null,
under
present
plans,
rovidc
2(W
tons
of
bleached
te
a
day.
truelioii
of
the
big
power
t
likely
will
mean
that
other
Industries
will
locate
.
The
lifeboat
was
approximately
fi(H)
miles
off
the
Washington
coast.
An
error
in
computation
led
to
an
early
report
that
two
of
the
lifeboat
craft
had
been
seen.
With
the
lilebout
was
debris
believed
to
be
cargo
from
the
hold
of
the
Pennsylvania
which
last
seportcd
it
was
"down
by
the
bow"
125
miles
to
the
north
plow
the
highway
until
the
rail-
rPCfivc
in
between
$41,500.-
wav
gets
lis
plowing
done.
0o0
allu
$42,000,000
compared
to
"Tlie
highway
is
still
closed
$3c.250,000
in
1951-52
for
"rent-
for
an
indefinte
period,"
said
the
lng
its
tax
Iields
the
federal
engineer,
leluctantly
admitting
E0'vernment
Costelfo
Case
Disagreement
NEW
YORK
Afl.'r
fifteen
hour.".'
deliberation,
a
combined
Jury
of
men
and
women
disagreed
In
the
case
of
Frank
Cos-
CALGARY
Lt.-Gen.
Guy
G.
tmin
V...
rlrw.t-lo.-l
oc
ft.
r.rt
1
1
n
CT
I
mPet-lnPT
lllSt.
niirtlt.
hv
W
Wlll-
Simonds,
Canadian
Army
chief
of
j
th
t
u
Dassenirers
were
able
to
!
ston
Mair,
provincial
supervisor
from
today
:
!i;
yuesnei
aisirici.
This
Is
between
$1,000,000
and
staff,
arrived
here
of
predatory
animal
control.
walk
to
the
highway.
He
said
uncertainty
as
to
when
it
might
be
reopened.
"But
we
are
still
working
on
It,"
he
said.
"We
have
i
-'
'iner
Byron
Johnson,
in
a
Korea
$5,000,000
more
than
the
existing
Ottawa
enroute
to
on
a
!
all
of
thcwe
who
were
made
ill
Mr.
Mair.
who
arrived
here
'
revs''
or,
bus
vast
industrial
west
tello.
charged
'th
contempt.
agreement
would
have
provided,
visit
of
inspection.
He
leaves
to-
i
bv
as
umes
.
days
0
had
R.mdilw
hv
mvil,
of
lhP
.-,i.,h.
The
sighting
of
the
empty
1
,u'1
Si"
UP"
:
niM.-iyn.
said
Monday
night
Althougl
Costello
claimed
a
vie-
Nature
of
the
changes
was
not
morrow
for
Vancouver.
recovered
:
t..M
th
mmm
of
hunters
trim-
Hi
Mr.
Smith
had
just
received
disclosed.
I
1
,
nrrs
nnrt
unifiers
that,
sn
far
no
i
a
Kit.it
industrial
growtn
is
in
!
it-ire
for
Quesnel
and
Prince
too,
the
district
attorney
announced
another
trial
would
be
nailed
for
Friday.
.
drifting
llleboat
brought
a
grim
blow
to
hope
that
any
of
the
sea-'
men
from
the
missing
freighter
;
might
survive
and
a
reduction
,
today
to
Uie
c,o(a?
of
the
air
and
some
first
hand
information
as
to
exact
snow
conditions
from
a
tractor
which
had
got
through.
'
It's
pretty
grim,"
he
said.
Are
Graduates
thiough,
t
lie
nearly
com-txiension
of
tile
Pacific
Eastern
Railway
between
if
renin
s
P0W
Bombing
Unconfirmed
Cold
Snap
Near
End
The
road
Is
open
from
Terrace
;
sea
rescue
oci
ations.
.
.
"
r.
Vancouver
Has
!
lunds
had
been
specifically
allot-1
ted
to
Prince
Rupert
district
for
I
predatory
control
but
he
Was
;
convinced
now
this
was
mses-
sary.
This
year
Uie
Casslar
dis-1
trict
allotment
would
be
.
split
I
with
Prince
Rupert
area,
he
said,
j
Reports
showed
that
wolves
j
and
cougar
were
fast
increasing
lit!
Tnrrjrp
florrlnpr
rurrnl
aro-.i
J
Tlio
Pennsylvania,
s
radii
Miit'as
far
west
as
txstewnnd
by
'jPTTlfjn
jOil
"
i
out
feveral
"SOS"
apiMals
antT
night
Mr.
Smith
hopes
lo
have-T
1ATOU
TAFT
then
said
Its
"45
persons
aboard
j
were
leuving.
tlNG
COCKY
r
Driving
Danger
i
1.
clear
of
snow
from
this
end
to
j
1
vee
which
had
also
been
ed.
Last
fiighl
Not
So
Cold-Southeast
Gale
Coming
,
VANCOUVER-Too
many
unl-l
TOKYO
General
Matthew
i
vcrslty
graduates
want
white
Ridgway
did
not
deny
today
that
i
collar
jobs,
savs
Dr.
H.
V.
War-
there
might
have
been
bombing
UNWIND.
Va
Senato
u.-n
of
the
University
of
British
by
United
Nations
planes
of
a!
Notwithstanding
yesterday's
and
on
coastal
j.siancjs
j
vicw
TIDES
Taft.
in
the
field
for
the
iii
iiti
presidential
nomina-a
k
(1
yesterday
if
he
(Columbia
Denartment
of
Geol-
Communist
prisoner
of
war
weather
forecast
which
predict
VANCOUVER
Below
freezing
i
temperature
on
toy
of
an
Inch
and
a
half
of
new
snow
brought
i
hazardous
driving
conditions
to
j
of
this,
the
following
arrangements
will
be
made:
1.
A
part
time
predatory
ani-
jc(gy.
,
I
camp.
If
so,
however,
it
was
be-1
ed
colder
temperature
last
night,
In
an
address
to
the
Kiwanis
cause
it
was
unidentifiable.
He
the
low
official
reading
at
Digbyi
it
he
would
be
able
to
Thursday,
January
17.
1952
More
Fighting
In
Canal
Zone
4:27
19
2
feet
Vancouver
today.
The
snow
be-,
limit
isiana
mcieoroiogicai
siauou
ior
ma
nunU;rwiiibe
stationed
here.
riiine
packed
down
.
and
froze:
Club
he
declared
that
of
7.000
coma
not
coniirm
or
deny
yet
students,
there
are
only
22
grolo-
whether
there
had
been
such
gists,
16
mining,
15
forest
and
bombing.
'He
Virginia
stale
prlmar-niist
General
Eisenhower,
eci
eontidenre
that
he
tieat
him
anywhere.
the
night
was
u.i,
more
man
a
j
2.
A
trained
hunter
'Will
be
degree
higher
than
Uie
night
be-
!
,
,
,.
Xjrrace
district
with
16.23
182
feet
Low
10:29
7
6
feel
22.38
5
6
feet
down
for
an
iry
surface.
More
snow
is
on
the
way.
three
agricultural
engineers
in
Communists
claim
that
twenty
j
lore
which
Drougnt
iu
apove
in
a
few
weeks.
51
A
two-werk
survev
nf
the
.'ion
inuoiiT
en
i;ir
imx
wniir
tlw
final
two
years
of
studies.
'
prisoners
were
killed
in
the
He
asked
if
the
young
men
of
the
bombing,
province
are
too
soft,
to
be
thus,
I
Meantime,
clouding
skies
today
ico..sl
and
Gi.r.ncr
canal
area
and
forecast
of
a
southeast
gale
bc
und,,r,aken
by
Mr.
Mair
moving
in
from
the
Gulf
of
Al-
mtl
au
assistant
with
Game
,aska
indicated
that
the
current
warden
Ed
Martin
in
March.
-
CAIRO
(CP)
British
tanks
opened
file
today
against
Egyptian
Miipers
at
Tel
El
Kebir
In
the
Suez
Canal
zone,
a
British
spokesman
said.
At
least
five
Egyptians
were
killed.
Between
120
and
160
Egyptian
police
were
taken
into
custody.
cold
snap
was
ending
and
wouia
letting
down
the
challenge
of
the
country's
expansion.
The
indus-j
tries
mentioned
are
all
impor-j
tant,
and
thv
number
of
trained,
men
equipped
to
give
their
ser-;
vices
does
not
begin
to
come
up;
DIPLOMATS
FETTERED
IN
MOSCOW
,
probably
blow
itself
out
with
!
more
snow
possibly
wet
by
to-I
night.
POISON
PERMITS
Permits
by
trappers
to
use
poison
on
trap
lines
also
had
been
made
readily
available,
said
Mr.
Mair.
Formerly,
only
he
could
issue
permits,
a
factor
which
often
caused
delay
dur-
I
to
the
demand.
j
Truman
ppIc
dip-'
the
MOSCOW
Travelling
of
lomatic
representatives
In
WEATHER
-
-
Moscow
area
has
been
further
restricted
from
31
to
21
miles
1
ing
his
absence
from
the
Van
Big
Tax
Hike
!ianes!-Joys!
adius.
If
it
Is
desired
to
travel
further,
special
permit
must
be
obtained.
oeiung
ineap
Sj
nopsis
A
weather
disturbance
ts
developing
over
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
and
is
expected
to
move
.touthward
over
northern
British
Columbia
today
and
to
affect
l
he
rest
of
the
province
tomorrow.
The
cold
polar
air
mass
which
couver
office
of
the
Game
Commission.
At
present,
permits
are
Issued
directly
by
the
office
and
can
bc
received
here
within.
24
'
hour:;
of
notice.
'
Sinclair
Pierce,
coastal
trapper,
reported
on
difficulty
lie
had
in
obtaining
poison.
Wolves,
he
said,
had
lid
his
trapping
ai
oa
oi
deer
and
had
turned
on
his
mink,
while
In
traps.
Mr.
Mair
spoke
of
the
problems
Don
Ritchie
-Library
Head
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
In
his
annual
economic
message
'
to
Congress
today,
President
Truman
called
for
a
budgetary
tax
increase
of
tuearly
5,000.000,000.
He
did
not
detail
In
what
classifications
of
taxation
11
was
proposed
to
make
increases.
He
predicted
shortages
and
precarious
pi
Ice
problems.
MELBOURNE
Low
priced
1
Japanese
toys
are
selling
in
Australia
on
a
scale
that
has
hit
Australian
manufacturers
exceedingly
hurd.
The
toys
from
;
Japanese
sources
were
admitted
over
strong
protests.
Retailers
j
is
covering
British
Columbia
to-
day
will
bc
gradually
displaced
j
by
milder
maritime
air
with
aj
consequent
moderating
of
tem-ueratures
tomorrow.
I
report
a
rush
of
business.
coniuttled
Willi
predatory
animal
and
of
ircent
accom-
This
particular
storm
will
ulsoi
control
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M.
I.
Jiiniimi
f.'v.
Ltil.ii
biing
snow
lo
most
sections
of
pil.shmcms.
He
said
a
budget
01
the
province
as
It
moves
across.
I
$150,000
a
year
had
bceji
gained
'
Forecast
lor
his
department,
to
bc
used
North
Coast
Region
'
Clear!
for
paying
bounty
and
to
employ
this
morning,
becoming
cloudy
!
a
staff
of
six
men
besides
him-during
afternoon.
Snow
tonight.
.
self,.
1
Cloudy
with
snow
flurries
to-1
NATIVE
TRAITEKS
morrow.
Milder
tomorrow.
Wind
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today,
southerly
(25)
to-1
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American
Standard
Uialorne
0.10
Mrs.
George
Hill
Secretary
Annual
Reports
Show
Increased
Activity
A.
D.
Ritchie
was
elected
chairman
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Library
Board
at
its
annual
meeting
last
night,
succeeding
Mrs.
M.
M.
Roper
who
has
resigned
from
the
board.
New
secretary
Is
Mrs.
George
A.
Hill,
taking
over
from
Mis.
Basil
S.
Prockter
who
resigned
horn
the
office
although
continuing
on
the
board.
Other
members
of
the
board
this
yeaf
arc
Mrs.
W.
S.
Kergin,
convener
of
the
book
committee;
Miss
May
Macdonald,
librarian;
Mrs.
Basil
S.
Prockter,
Aid.
John
Currje
and
Thomas
B.
Black.
Annua!
reports
Included
that
of
the
librarian
which
showed
increase
both
In
membership
and
night;
southwest
(20)
tomor-!
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Ed
Martin,
local
game
warden.
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Athona
Aumaque
Beattie
Bevcourt
Buffalo
Canadian
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Conwest
Donalda
,
Eldona
...
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Cariboo
Quartz
Congress
Cronln
Bablne
Giant
Mascot
Indian
Mines
Pend
Oreille
.04
1.15
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.57
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.22
8.05
row.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrowAt
Port
Hardy,
25
and
35;
Sandspit,
25
and
38;
Prince
Rupert,
2a
and
35.
He
said
that
about
95
per
cent
of
j
traplines
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area
were
operated
by
native
Indians.
In
the
past,
Indians
had
not
readily
accepted
a
plan
to
poison
wolves
or
cougar
on
I
their
lines;
neither
had
the
game
i
oil
ice
issued
poison
permits
to
1
1
.hem
except
in
special
cases,
j
A
comprehensive
program
of
education,
however,
would
be
"East
Sullivan
9.10
Giant
Yellowknlfe
10.65
Capt.
Carlsen
Back
in
States
Pioneer
1.82
Premier
Border
32
Privateer
08'
Reeves
Macdonald
6.00
Reno
.1)4
Siieep
Creek
1.70
Silbak
Premier
06
Vunandu
.
.19
Salmon
Gold
05
Spud
Valley
20
Silver
Standard
2.4)
Western
Uranium
3.40
book
circulation,
a
healthy
aug-'
mentation
of
books
on
the
NEW
YORK
Capt.
Kurt
Carl-1
shelves,
setting
up
of
a
child-
sen.
skipper
hero
of
the
episode
j
1
reus
coriver
and
special
enori
oi
uie
sinning
01
ure
ireigmeri
started,
said
Cpl.
Martin,
to
get
native
trappers
to
co-operate
in
controlling
predators.
He
outlined
the
use
of
movies
to
show-ways
and
means
and
benefits
of
such
control.
Club
vice-president
Tommy
to
encourage
juvenile
reading
by
Plying
Enterprise,
arrived
In
New.
holding
a
school
children's
essay
York
by
air
today
from
England;
contest.
'
1
enroute
to
his
home
for
a
visit
i
God's
Lake
36
Ilardrock
11
Ilarricana
14
-Jollet
Quebec
48
Lynx
12i
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.00
McKenzie
Red
Lake
46
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.80
Moneta
35
Negus
-
66
Noranda
82.50
Louvieourt
29
Piekle
Crow
-
1.60
San
Antonio
2.52
Senator
Rouyn
.'
08
Sherritt
Gordon
5.30
Steep
Rock
7.00
Silver
Miller
145
Golden
Mauitou
6.83
oeiore
lasing
a
new
cominana.
Boillt(,r
was
in
the
chair
in
the
The
book
committee
reported
an
active
year.
Hope
was
ex
ft
1
ine
piane
in
wn
cn
wru,en
re-
:
ab.sence
of
President
Norm
Chris-
li'IDLAU
HALL
Prime
Minister
Winston
C.mrchill
renewed
old
acquaintances
In
Ottawa
pressed
that
the
library
would
turned
to
Uie
United
States
had
tensen.
!
Oils
1
Anglo
Canadian
9.10
A
P
Con
60
Calmont
2.05"
C
6i
E
15.00
j
Central
Leduc
2
95
j
Mercury
27
j
Pacific
Pete
97
1
Iiuyal
Canadian
25
1
ho
arrived
for
talks
with
the
Canadian
government.
He
was
welcomed
to
Rideau
Hall
vernor-ceneral
Viscount
Alexander
and
Lady
Alexander.
There
was
a
warm
feeling
In
meeting
0
two
of
Britain's
greatest
war
loss
as
they
met
each
other
on
the
steps
of
the
''"re
of
the
eovernnr-trnnrrot
wheio
the
Ri
ii,ii,h
Prime
Minister
will
be
a
house
guest
go
on
giving
greater
service
to
to
turn
back
to
Shannon
airport
the
community.
in
Ireland
yesterday
after
hav-
List
of
periodicals
for
the
read-
ing
been
out
for
an
hour
and
a
ine
room
was
approved
and
the
half
when
mechanical
trouble
Reg
Childs
returned
to
the
city
0:1
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
t,u4.:g
his
stay
iu
Ottawa.
CP
niOTO)
budget
for
1952
was
drawn
up.
;
developed.