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Rupert,
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Ker
to
the
Grcot
Northwest"
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VOL.
XLI.
No.
87
p'RINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY.
APRIL
12,
1952
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rans-pacmc
mark
Jap
Freighter
Makes
Round
Trip
in
23
Days
Postwar
record
for
speed
and
service
time
Pacific
Coast
of
North
America
and
Japan
Liberal
MI
A
0
f
J
D.
McRao.
Legislature,
as
j.,.,.
lor
riiiH.t
election
was
J,
in
vvas
set
up
by
the
K
Line
't!lt
when!
,
,.
third
,
.
freighter
Kiyokawa
Maru,
,
.
'fLrai
Assoeia-'
now
loading
a
cargo
ust
round
trin
vnvui'r
!.t.wn
Vt.hn
Inwr.
Puerto
Rican
!
Crash
Kills
Many
People
j
SAN
JUAN,
Puerto
Rico
(CP)
'
A
Pan
American
airways
plane,
,
carrying
64
Easter
holiday
tour-
;
isLs
and
a
screw
of
five,
crashed
Friday
in
the
sea
outside
San
Juan
harbor
shortly
after
tak-
,
lilr
off
for
New
York.
.
reue
wolkeis
leUolUd
there,
were
17
known
survivors,
13
kill-
1
ed
and
39
listed
as
uil-vin.
i
The
plane
was
piloted
by
Cap-
;
tain
Jonn
Burn,
husband
of
the
singing
star,
Jane
Frohman,
Wjio.sc
life
he
had
saved
in
a
titrillin3
rescue
from
a
similar
plunc
crash
in
the
second
world
w.
Among
the
survivors
weri
liyrn
and
his
four
crew
members.
.
Coastguard
seaplanes
searched
the
arc
of
lifr
blue
Caribbean
after
dropping
life
rafts.
One
plane
landed
on
the
w.iter
and
sent
out
boats
to
pick
,miy
i,i.,l
acted
its
jn
,.,)i,!
l
him
at
the
i
!
2
Other
Men
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
61-year-old
man
who
committed
suicide
Oood
Friday
accidentally
carried
two
other
men
to
death
with
him.
''
Police
withheld
names
of
victims
until
relatives
have
been
notified.
Police
say
the
man
uncoupled
the
gas
line
In
an
rast
end
room
In?
house
to
kill
himself
and
the
inns
KfPllfifl
ltlt
tlift
rnril
fill
'the
floor
above,
taking
the
lives
of
two
05-year-old
men.
Can
Help
Atlin,
He
lie
ves
:
"Atlin
riding
has
not
been
sharing
to
the
extent
it
should
In
the
present
great
industrial
,
"'-
--'4
'
'
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r
k
A.
4
a.
Ike
Gives
Up
Post
WASHINGTON
(CP)
-
The
of
grain
litre
this
season
and
1
TlnCC
iiUpert.
The
0308-clcadweight
ton
ves-
mu
completed
a
voyage
in
28
rinVH
Ofl
I
'
Vl
fill
to
fill
tic
run
between
Japan
and
Prince
i
Rupert.
The
cargo
ship,
sailing
at
8:20
a.m.
on
February
29
from
Kobe,
reached
Prince
Rupert
at
7
a.m.
on
March
11,
and,
loadini?
8280
Actually,
the
vessel
used
11:
days
lo'2
hours
on
the
outward;
....
v
White
House
announced
Friday
tons
of
wheat,
returned
to
Na-fjeneral
Eisenhower
will
give
up
soya
10
minutes
.after
6
a.m.
his
European
post
by
June
1.
March
20,
ana
cleared
off
the
five
weeks
before
the
Republican
goods
at
4
p.m.
March
28.
National
convention
meets
to
nominate
its
candidate
for
the
presidency.
At
his
own
rcqnc.it
General
r.iscnnowcr
wui
wmu
up
nis
mi.-
'on
as
supreme
anica
coin-
voyage
(Kobe-Prince
Rupert
.;
development,
that
is
now
M
up?
survivors
while
three
others
na
11
days
20
hours
on
the
i
progress
In
other
sections
of
the
circled
overhead
to
direct
opcra-humcward
(Prince
Rupert-Na-
I
province
and
it
Is
my
Intention
lions.
-
goya,
totalling,23
Hays
and
IUjI
io
devote
my
efforts
and
en-
81
children
were
among
the
nours
on
the
round
voyage
of
i
dcavor
to
focus
the
eyes
of
the
'64
passengers,
most
of
them
be-,
about
C000
miles
through
the
people
on
a
section
of
the
prov-
lug
Puerto
Rlcans
on
their
way.
Great
Circle
course.
While
she
;
Incc
that
is
one
of
the
last
un-
to
New
xom
ior
i,aser.
used
five
days
ZSi
hours
for
i
explored
frontiers
of
the
world,"
..
Burns
romance
and
marriaee
iiliim:i
in
fcuiu
anu
ll'buill
w
inactive
military
status
free
to
enter
personally
Into
the
thick
of
battle
for
the
Republican
f-7
i
nomination.
General
Eisenhower
made
it
clear
in
letters
setting
forth
reasons
for
his
resignation
that
he
feels
a
uroundwork
has
been
competed
for
the
defence
of
EuroDe
aaainst
the
threat
of
So
says
Thomas
S.
Mackay
who
Is
to
Miss
Frohman
grew
out
of
in
the
city
after
being
noml-
a
plane
crash
off
Lisbon,
Portu-n.Ued
at
Stewart
as
Progressive
gal.
in
1D23.
Miss
Frohman
was
Conservative
candidate
in
the
enroute
with
a
troupe
with
a
ouhcoining
provincial
election,
troupe
to
entertain
soldiers.
"With
the
vast
undeveloped
;
Burn,
co
pilot
of
the
plane
resources
of
Atlin
riding,
there
held
her
afloat
after
the
crash
is
probably
no
area
in
the
prov-
until
rescue
came.
The
singer
mce
which
stands
to
gain
so
was
confined
to
a
wheel
chair
much
from
free
enterprise
sys-
a
a
a
result
of
Injuries
suffered
win
of
government
based
on
in
the
crash.
Burn
himself
suf-ound
business-like
policies."
t
fcred
a
broken
back
in
that
Mr.
Mackay,
who
has
been
in-
;
crash.
Miss
Frohman
married
tcrested
In
the
development
of
:
Burn
in
1948.
';
u
lo.u'.ing
and
unloa
fling.
CCF
Attacks
Vote
System
Opportnnity
For
Trickery
Seen
Socialists
Given
riatform
VANCOUVER
I"
Some
100''
delegates
today
were
hammering
oul
lne
piatform
for
tire
June
12
provincial
election.
1
The
annual
three
days
con-i
ventlon
of
the
B.C.-Yukon
sec-tion
of
the
party
will
tonsklcr
,
forty
resolutions
and
draft
a,
party
executive
program.'
1
(
Yesterday
the
provincial
pres-
1
j
viet
aggression.
"As
of
now
1
consider
the
specific
purposes
for
which
I
was
recalled
to
duty
have
been
largely
accomplished."
General
Eisenhower
wrote
Defence
Secretary
Robert
Lovett,
in
a
letter
formally
requesting
his
release.
He
aiso
maae
it
ciear
ne
is
coming
home
to
take
an
active
role
in
the
political
campaign
his
sup-;
porters
have
been
compelled
to
wage
by
proxy
In
recent
weeks,
while
he
remained
silent.
Bolivia
Revolt
Proves
Success
LA
PAZ.
Bolivia
P
Bolivian
CHILD
CITY
CHOIR
poses
here
In
a
symbolic
cross
to
sing
AUred
Gaul's
cantata
"The
Holy
Cityll
an
American
eoast-to-coast
broadcast
taster
Sunday.
This
150-voie.e
choir
of
fa'her-Vs
children
of
Mooseheartj
Illinois,
will
pre
;nt
Jheir
program
from
the
lamed
House
of
Ood
located
on
the
campus.
,
Detroit
Wins
Hectic
..
Stanley
Cup
Opener
ldent.
Grant
McNeil,
told
the
-convention
it
was
principally
for
preparedness
of
the
movement
to
1
lace
an
election.
The
main
theme
of
the
program
calls
for
the
ex-I
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f
,,v,
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rebels
are
claiming
that
their
N-4V1U,N
1
HhjAL
(Oanaaian
ness;
ueiioit
new
Wjn
g
def
eated
Montreal
Canadiens
.3
to
1
in
the
!
.
.
.
:
ooener
of
the
best-of-seven
Stanley
Cup
hockey
tinai
revolt
to
overthrow
army
officers
who
had
seized
power
11
months
itllllli
convention
f
mglll.
OTen.au
:
j,
ond
candidate;
ri.
id.
CCF
have
.
llB
i
d
Aid.
George
,
4
i
Conservatives
,.d
u
nominate
next
;
jD,
Harold
Whalen
!
.-he
may
run
as
t
(:ididu'c.
.
iJ.s
Ul
(
H
l
Sllic
.!ii)ort
instruction
Mr.
Mi
4n
minus
paid
t
.iiovn
qualities
','ind
member.
O.
,
funded
the
in-oo
d.
thT.Kccl
Uic
meet-
oiifidene.e
ana
C
WditlU
COIHIilU-.'
i
ix-st
of
his
abil-
,
'I'
named
dele-
i
j.j,
A
M.
Martlnu-ia
ii
v
William
Bey-Hu.t'dale,
Douglas
Dt
Kit.
hie,
William
i.Ueeim
MrLeod.
Mr.
J.
i
McRac.
George
.
Jiijii
Laurie,
O.
C.
G
f
L'yons.
Robert
r,
;Ui;o
Kraupner.
Mi-.
W
l).
Smith.
Walter
A
T.W,
Speers.
discussion
of
the
'i
yfi
the
transferable
h
afll
be
used
for
the
.n
this
election.
JcKiy
stressed
the
im-)I
at
active
campaign.
"
association
presi-A
Liberals
to
get
for
a
good
man
A'lrable
to
keep.
.
'!!
ad-vised
ae.tiw
t
ail
possible
vot-i
list
now
that
the
i
-n
called
and
the
ration
was
short.
-i
brought
up
the
a
fequi'st
which
had
tlio
Liberal
exeeu-
nt
meeting
that
B
c.
Power
Co.
sured
of
compen-
i
i
event
of
transfer
lor
a
cncsei
power
0(h
may
be
in-
'
-9
provide
adequate
"r.
Feeling
seem-
this
would
be
a
!
keep
hands
off
Ui
he
city
council
to
f
,
:
f
decided
to
make
'''ilalions
to
Hon.
'
minister
of
re-'
n
"d
supply
at
Ot-
T!
Appiewhaite,
:mcdisite
and
cf-
'n
cxpcditinii
the'
housing
scheme
fl"'-c
might
be
ex-'
1
feeline
ni-eviiinH
as
primarily
to
bunt.
Maybe
later
,.M
Soulli
be
converted
j
01
a
rental-pur
City
asses
n
pioneer
"
d
in
Prin,
oV.
2Iospital
yestordav
I
Jean
Mcndes
East
r65;-0
apcrt
as
a
ou
3
iShc
was
born
In
Wa.S
an
a
.
1
1
..
"'iny
years
of
the
Orancn
nr,..
atloii
and
past
the
fairs'
Orange
5
Victor.
.w.
both
in
Prince
4M'-s.
Mrs.
Gun-lTmPf,n
Rupert,
1
ra".
Vancouver;
iDave
Rum.
Boston
ago
was
a
success
and
that
Bol-
ivia's
most
popular
politician
soon
will
return
from
exile
t0
lit'
u
;
i
1
S
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9
.
v
r
'x
k
v
rP
.:t.r
T5
X
t
U
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f-
US
to
Al
Queen
Keeps
Name
Windsor
Frrpetuated
the
House
of
Windsor
as
the
ruling
family
of
j
'
.
au
..,uu..u..
"'"j
f.cial
London
Gazette
said
she
j
will
retain
the
name
of
Windsor
instead
of
using
Mountbatten,
her
married
name."
Her
children,
too,
will
be
Windsors.
The
Windsor
family,
although
not
the
name,
is
traced
back
to
Egbert,
King
of
Wessex.
Two
important
family
matters
still
remain
for
the
.
Queen
to
!de;lde
When
to
confer
the
title
Prince
of
Wales
on
her
three-year-old
son,
heir
to
the
throne.
He
already
is
Cornwall
whpn
shp
will
move
a
snecial
decree
giving
the
Duke
of
Edin-
burgh
precedence
next
to
her-
Del
Flanagan
Wins
in
Upset
1
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Del
Flana-
gan
came
from
behind
Friday
night
in
an
upset
10-round,
de
cision
over
Arthur
King
of
Toronto
at
St.
Nicholas
Arena.
King.
14
to
5
favorite,
weighed
139'4
pounds
to
Flanagan's
145.
Alberta
Vote
in
August
Expected
EDMONTON.
The
Alberta
Legislature
prorogued
Thursday
after
what
""""
Is
"
believed
may
have
been
,ast
sess.on
bef0,.e
a
general
election.
Voting
is
ex-'
pected
In
August.
;
win
nooinson.
mpeuumij-
magistrate
and
coroner
of
Ter
-
1
race,
is
a
visitor
in
the
city
on
.
official
business.
head
a
new
government.
The
revolutionary
party,
is
ex-
pected
Monday.
Rebel
leaders
Friday
agreed
to
halt
the
battle
that
was
taking
a
hvavy
toll
of
lives
and
destroy-
ing
many
homes
on
the
city's
outskirts.
-
1
t
1-
1
rapper
in
orifi
Los
TELEGRAPH
CREEK
(Special
Daily
News
1
A
white
trapper,
Woods,
is
missing
from
Sev-
enteen
Mi!e
Lake
in
the
Nahim
district,
75
miles
north
of
Telegraph
Creek
on
the
Atlin
trail.
Aerial
searching
has
been
started.
'
Woods'
tracks
were
last
seen
February
20
by
five
Indian
trappers.
Pete,
Matthew.
Ray.
and
Rex
Henye,
and
Gibson
Quock
who
returned
from
their
trap-
"arch
U
Constable
Dick
and
Pilot
H.
fe.erson,
acei'inptuiica
uy
yyiui.i
Brown,
native
of
Telegraph
creek,
went
out
searching
by
air
fQr
f
.trl..
day.
The
search
lasted
for
three
hours
but
not
a
trace
was
found."
The
search
party
returned
home
at
6
o'clock
last
night.
Former
Local
Dainmao
Dies
Holgar
Bjorn
Valentin,
who
for
many
years
operated
a
dairy
business
in
Prince
Rupert,
(lied
suddenly
last
evening
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital
while
on
shift
as
an
engineer.
Sixty-lour
years
of
age,
Mr.
Valentin
was
born,
in
Copenhagen,
Denmark,
where
ho
learned
his
trade
as
a
creamery
operator.
He
came
to
Canada
in
1912
and
workvd
at
various
dairies
in
this
country
and
the
United
States.
Serving
in
the
Canadian
Army
in
World
War
I
he
came
to
Van-
UUU
VCI
UlLCi
lilt
v
ivai
i
un
11
went
to
Vanderhoof
to
operate
a
creamery.
.
.
Deceased
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
1925
and
went;
into
the
dairy
business
on
his
own.
-This
business
he
built
up
and
operated
until
1949
when
he
closed
down
and
went
to
work
as
an
engineer.
Mr.
Valentin
is
survived
bv
his
widow
and
two
sons,
Larry
ai.d
Clifford;
and
daughter,
Claire.
He
lias
four
sisters
in
Denmaik
as
we'd
hs
iiit.-o&
ud
nc)!i(.v.x.
TIDES
Sunday,
bunciay,
April
April
13
u.
iuoj
High
ias
Allien
15:36
18
4
ttef
i,ow
9:19
2.8
fee;
i
21:13
7.2
feet
Floods
Drive
series
here
Thursday
night
The
teams
will
meet
hero;
again
tonight
and
.
then
will
move
to.
Detroit
for
three
games.
Little
Tony
Leswick
had
scored
twO
goals
for
Detroit
and
Tom
Johnson
had
batted
in
one
for
the
Canadiens
when
along
came
!2
455
fans
thought
was
the
final
minute.
t
With
about
45
second
suppos
edly
remaining,
Irvin
hauled
goalie
Gerry
McNeil
from
the
Montreal
nets
and
the
cana
diens
piled
into
the
Wings
jnth
six
potential
goal-getters
trying
to
tie
the
game.
About
half
a
minute
later
Ted
Lindsay
got
the
puck
from
Sid
Abel,
with
a
yarning
net
all
his,
Tony
fired
the
puck
in.
When
the
second
hand
of
the
clock
crept
up
to
60,
the
auto-
natic
siren
did
not
sound.
In
-
stead
the
second
hand
complet
sd
another
full
cycle.
When
it
struck
60
again,
the
siren
operated.
'
By
this
time
the
dazed
Irvin
sent
McNeil
back
into
the
nets
inA
fVia
i.ntuH
was
in
unrnar
Dovn
Missouri
OMAHA,
Nob.
P
Tons
of
niU(Jdy
w'ater
rolled
relentlessly
at
fluod
lrvcls
ftntl
higher
down
"O'tncrn
uriusn
toiumDia
since
expressed
conviction
that
nie
rroKressivc
.onservauvc
party
can
supply
sucn
govern
mcnt-
Old
Country
FOOTBALL
;
.
TODAY
!
ENGLISH
LEAGl'E
!
Bolton
Wanderers
2,
Arsenal
1.
;
RnrnW
n
Huddersfield
Town
i
Charlton
Athletic
1,
Wolver
hampton
Wanderers
0.
is
Fulham
0,
Sunderland
1.
Manchester
United
4,
Liver
in
pool
0
Middlesbrough
3,
Aston
Villa
0.
New
Castle
Unitea
Manchcs-
!
.
ter
City
0.
1
Preston
North
End
1,
Chelsea
0.
Stoke
City
2,
Blackpool
3.
Tottenham
Hotspur
3,
Porte
m""1"
l-
.
.
.
,,.,
w
Bromwlch
Albion
1,
Dcr-
K
bv
County
0
,
,
"'""""H
"
,
B
rmlngham
City
1,
Queens
Rientforrl
1
Barnslev
1.
-
'
rarriiff
Cit.
1
Ni!.t
Countv
-
Doncaster
Rovers
2.
Sheffield
United
1.
:
Evcrton
2,
West
Ham
United
0.
Leeds
United
2,
Bury
1.
Lciccster
City
2,
Blackburn
Rovers
1.
'
I
Nottingham
Forest
4,
Hull
City
,
0.
i
Rotherham
United
0,
Luton:
xown
1
Southampton
2,
Covtntry
City
2.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
"A"
Dundcci
0.
Partlck
Thistle
2.
Morton
0,
Motherwell
2.
Third
Lanark
3,
Celtic
3.
Amateur
International
Scotland
2,
Ireland
I.
Other
Matches
St.
Mirren
0,
Hibernian
3.
Arbroath
1,
orfar
Athletic
1.
Aberdeen
3,
Dundee
United
0.
GOOD
FRIDAY
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I
Blackpool
0.
Arsenal
0.
Burnley
1,
Manchester
United
1
1.
Fulham
1,
Bolton
Wanderers
2.
Manchester
City
1,
Liverpool
2.,
Newcastle
United
0.
Middle-i
borough
2.
v
'
i
Portsmouth
3.
Derbv
Countv
1.'
Sunderland
7.
Huddersfield
TVmrn
1
:
Division
II
Birmingham
City
3,
Cardiff
r
ICity
2.
......
.
.
v
"...
-
i.
Brentford
2,
Sheffield
Wednes
-
;
O
Bury
4.
Swansea
Town
1.
1
Everton
5,
Hull
City
0.
Nottingham
Forest
1,
Leeds
United
1.
West
Ham
United
2,
Notts!
County
1.
j
nearly
1.000
miles
01
Missouri
River
todav.
An
unprecedented
flood
crest,
which
dealt
a
smashing
blow
to:
'
the
South
Dakota
cltv
of
Pierro
at
mid-week,
was
two
days
away
'
Strip
Teaser
Tries
Escape
SALISBURY.
MtvO"-.-
-C-
dlan-bora
trip-teaser,
who
mar-
ned
a
roofing
contractor,
will
be
returned
here
amn'Wew
tfork
to
face
charges
of
illegal
entry
Into
the
United
States,
officers
said
Friday'
Jeannette
Velma
Luisa
Ruth
Wilby
Murphy,
18,
who
says
she
came
from
Prince
Rupert,
and
:
known
as
"Black
Venus"
in
Miami
night
clubs,
was
arrested
New
York
where
she
fled
with
her
husband's
car.
She
was
free
on
52,500
bairat
the
time.
Her
husband,
Richard
Wallace
Murphy,
whom
she
married
in
Georgia,
said
he
"assumed"
she
was
trying
to
escape
the
hearing
set
for
April
17.
He
posted
the
bond.
United
States
Commissioner
Lewis
C.
Merryman
said
he
had
been
advised
the
girl
would
be
returned
here
in
time
for
the
hearing.
rs.
Murpny
is
cnargea
wiwi
conspiring,
with
five
men
to
snc&t
inlQ
tne
Unltcd
states
from
Canada
in
1949.
Sne
aIso
faces
charges
in
Miami
where
she
Is
accused
of
illegal
entry
from
Cuba
In
Janu-
ary
1951.
'
Britain;
to
Fight
Also
Will
Guarantee
Aid
If
Other
Western
Countries
Attacked
LONDON
(CP)
Diplomatic
sources
reported
Friday
that
Britain
soon
may
give
iron-clad
legal
assurance
that
British
troops
will
fight
If
any
member
of
the
proposed
six-country
European
army
is
attacked.
In
effect.
This
would
extend
present
pledges
or
automat
i
military
aid
to
West
Qermany.
The
New
York
Times
says.
In
a
despatch
from
Paris,
that
the
British
cabinet
is
expected
to
announce
the
pledge
next
week,
probably
April
15.
The
promise
Is
expected
to
have
Important
psychological
effect
in
thp
narliaments
of
six
countries,
some
of
which
have
had
grave
doubts
about
the
treaty
now
beine
drafted
to
link
the
six
countries
In
a
European
defence
community.
SWINDON,
England
(t
After
an
inspection
parade
in
tnis
Wiltshire
town
cadeU
of
the
Air
Training
Corps
marched
away
so
quickly
they
passed
the
town
hall
before
the
mayor
could
taki
the
salute.
He
hired
a
car
and
took
the
salute
fuither
along.
tension
of
public
ownership
and
1
0f
public
utilities
and
defending
2.
of
essentials
for
the
mainten-;
ance
of
employment,
the
protec-i
tion
of
living
standards
and
pro-
vision
of
social
services.
Th
convention
was
addressed
by
President
MacNcil
and
Harold
w
mil.
L-cF
leader
in
the
legislature.
IWacNcil
attacked
the
preferential
ballot
which
giws
the
voter
more
than
one
choice
of
candidate
in
ridings.
Increased
opportunity
for
trickery
In
the
conduct
of
election
will
demand
the
utmost
vigilance
on
the
part
of
the
CCF,
said
Mr.
MacNeil.
Mr.
Winch,
attacked
Premier
Byron
Johnson
for.
bringing
the
$142,000,000
budget
this
scs-
.Sion,
aiwr
saying
uic
govern-
ment
haa
no
manaate
io
aeai
with
all
business.
"
-
..
.
.
It
f-ppl
LUCKV
Afor
"VjjrA
I
illCF
.fQH
1
Two
local
men
who
miracu-
trol
yesterday
morn.ng
consider
themselves
"very
lucky"
today.
,
Facial
lacerations
were
suffer-
,cd
by
Howard
Haugan
and
oniy
minor
scratcnea
1
oy
Hero
Mor-
ga"
P
Prk
bridge
approach
u
which
u
nun
v
ft
iiiniiii'd
nil
uiiiiii
a
ihlc
'
"
lliuiici
ucoyj
cat.
WEATHER-
Synopsis
It
l.s
wet
and
windy,
on
t.
ip
nurtl'coast
as
a
Pacific
disturb-
morrow.
Although
today
will
be
sunny
in
southern
British
Columbia
and
showers
will
spread
to
the
south
coast
tonight
and
will
accompany
the
disturbance
through
the
interior
on
bunoay.
rnrti
chnuprv
ennriitlnn
conditions
.
ftre
-
-
-'u.
expecteu
a
uiuns
"
;
Sunday.
,
GALE
WARMING
from
Sioux
City,
mwa,
its
next
,
lously
escaped
serious
injury
1
Sheffield
Wednesday
1,
Swan-major
target.
It
is
about
five
i
when
their
car
went
out
of
con-
sea
Town
1.
'days
away
from
Omaha
and
Council
Bluffs.
'
!
.
r.'mm
inn!
;
miles
below
Sioux
City,
but
al
-
secondsUelf,
thus
making
him
"Britain's
Antics
of
the
final
60
played
considerable
hob
with
!
First
Gentleman.
ready
hundreds
arc
homeless
In
these
down
stream
ari'as'
1
n-HD0
,
,r.-f
Hch'
tarm
lands
are
desribed
as
j
awash.
'
.
Damage
runs
Into
the
millions.
I
TK
PmCK
nctlniQt
thrtt
more
than
3,200
families
have
oi.onri
kd
offooioH
hv
thp
mis-1
flood
in
the
Dakotas
and
Minne-i
sota
and
another
1,496
families
nsd
as
flood
sufferers
in
bioux,ancc
approacnM,
The
sy6um
c'tv
'
'
will
move
Into
the
Interior
to-
the
debut
of
the
Stanley
Cup
final
series.
1
New
Billion
Dollar
Plant
To
Make
Atom
WASHINGTON
(CP)
The
Atomic
Energy
Commission
announced
Friday
it
is
planning
a
new
billion
dollar
plant
to
pro-
duce'
Uranium
235.
key
atomic
substance
in
war
or
peace.
Sites
in
the
Ohio
River
valley
are
being
studied.
It
is
said
the
Dlant
will
require
about
6,000
acres
of
land
It
will
need
about
4,500
oper
ating
workers
and
will
eat
up
..,
1.1,
,KDr,
IWraillMmiA,.,!
m.vu
running
at
capacity
Mrs.
G..
G.
Withers,
who
has
been
in
Vancouver
attending
a
Daughters
of
the
Empire
ejn-
vention.
returned
home
ffom
the
south
on
yesterday's
plane.
Railway
Line
Cleared
Again
niii.i
irnrtin
Viae
hppn
rp-
ln
.vuiinu,
biuuii.
ia
j
ari.
in
hj
OB
sioiea
vo
normal
loiiowuig
ui;-
tnarge
of
B.C.
railmcnt
at
Inverness,
10
miles
,east
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
line
moo
lr.nKn
i?.Mnu
mni.nlnir
The
Mrtw
rYvast.
Rppion
Gale!"
Rlnfkhiirn
Rnvprs
9
Rarnsmv
"
l-H
nil
U
c
1
1UCIJT
llllli
nnift.
El
Hi
!i,u
......
:.
.
.
i
mi,
,
u
'
'train
lor
tne
east
went
out
on
"
Wa0
hnillrht
-
I,
1
11
-
.
.
.
-1
l..
imi
.11
-
Q
1
,
,
.
it...
ti..
warning
in
eiiki.
jwiu
waij.
1
1
IW
.kii.1111.0
Cimiloil
iuuuy
wuu
ivi".io
u"
J
.
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!..
O..I
-,1.1,1,
IVInHil
i.
"bin.
a.
u-
nme
at
0
o
ciock
last
eveums
'"II
In
tk,ln
,m,
...
.
.
....
1
....
-
mis
war-
ano
tne
lnnouno
train
arriveu
n.
utue
cwki
ij.
""'""luuy
'
.d
the.sign
on
time
at
10:05
p.m.
During
southeast
(35i
In
exposed
areas
ust
h
s
cm-
the
tie-up,
passenger,
mail
and
today,
becoming
southwest
(15)
e
sb
nis
Iul1
express
traffic
was
moved
by
bus
about
midnight.
Lows
tonight
"!
(r
etlds
"John
and
truck
between
Prince
Ru-
and
highs
Sunday
at
Port
Har-i
t
lol)m
Kettle
pert
and
Tyee,
detouring
the
dy
40
and
4ii;
Sandspit,
40
and
J
.blocked
portion.
!4;
Prince
Rupert,
38
and
45.
'.