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C.
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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Phone
81
CABS
Published
ot
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pocific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Grcot,
Northwest"
nisI'VK
VOL.
XU,
No.
01
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
THURSDAY.
APRIL
17,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
r
,
.i
I
i
Mercy
'
.
J
Railways
Ordered
to
Heaviest
Reduce
Freight
Rates
Rajnstorm
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Board
of
Transport
Com-;
.
missioners
Wednesday
night
made
public
an
order
t
NOaCAIl
;
;
,
j
Hundreds
of
thousands
Are
Homeless;
Damage
Runs
Into
Many
Millions
OMAHA,
Nebraska
(Canadian
Press)
The
twin
cities
of
Omaha
and
Council
Bluffs,
with
40,000
people
evacuated
-from
their
homes,
today
awaited
behind
reinforced
dikes
for
the
crowning
assault
of
to
the
railways
to
reduce
freight
rates
by
about;
I
Goes
IghCity
Inadian
Air
Force
jtsday
flow
more
lies
in
serving
as
j
for
an
Alberta
jjle
working
at
the
$7,000,000
a
year
on
goods
moving
between
eastern
t
Railway,
Highway,
rhonn
i
I
,
-
t
e
icriruiu
iiii
.
1
tUn
flnnrlino-
ATissnnH
River
'
!
anu
western
vaiiituii.
.
The
cost
of
reductions
which
Boh
means
of
land
communi-igo
Into
effect
May
1
are
to
bo
cation
railioad
and
hi?hway
!
covered
by
subsidy
voted
by
t(
the
eastern
part
of
the
prov-
Parllarnent
at
iU
fall
session,
lnce
were
knocked
out
tcmporar-I
The
subsidized
reductions
are
My
yesterday
in
the
aftermath
oi
I
the
first
major
implementation
this
area's
heaviest
rainstorm,
j
of
the
rate-equalization
plan
of
which
saw
more
tnan
Vt
inch;?
1948-51
royal
commission
on
fpH
in
less
than
48
hours.
Air
Quiet
But
Korean
Ground
Fight
Keeps
Up
at
He
1
project
kf
f
4
"it
.i.w.g,
.
,
I
The
two
sides,
on
either
sldeT
nf
of
thp
the
Missouri,
Missouri,
are
are
focal
focal
points
points
.
for
midwest
floods
which
have
made
114,000
persons
homeless
and
killed
at
least
two
persons'
Kidgway
to
SEOUL
(CP)
Allied
airmen
tied
transportation.
'
'
Meanwhile,
Highway
13
Is
sU;l
down
their
planes
today
In
the
j
In
ordering
the
cuts,
the
cjo.sed
to
traffic.
Several
more
teth
of
roaring
winds
sweeping
t
board
put
into
effect
a
com-
wasnoutg
,i.ere
rCDorted
earlv
in
eight
states.
Besides
the
Missouri,
rivers
Succeed
Ike?
down
from
North
Korea.
Only
a
;
promise
between
conflicting
pro
chiefly
responsible
for
the
mil-;
frETF
N.A.T.O.
POST
Air
Commodore
A.
D.
Ross
of
the
RCAF
has
been
appointed
air
commander
of
the
Canadian
Atlantic
sub-area
under
Admiral
Lunde
McCormick
of
the
United
States,
supreme
Atlantic
commander
under
the
North
Atlantic
treaty.
'
(CP
PHOTO
i
this
rhcrning,
while
light
flood
-
u
weather
reconnaissance
i
oosals
by
the
Manitoba
eovern-
lions
of
dollars'
damage
inciuoej
planes
were
out.
j
ment
on
one
hand
the
the
gov-
ing
conditions
renia.n
On
the
ground
the
Reds
threw
icrnmcnts
of
remaining
western
pi
udhomme
Lake
area
ll,-
to
Prince
Ru-i,
up
28-ytar-old
itie
of
Three
Hills,
;
ok
him
to
Vancou-j
tjimt
was
brought!
frrvire
boat
Nitlnat
icrnoon
j
Reived
a
possible
,
:
and
other
injuries
in
the
day
at
the
K
he
had
been
e
weeks.
j
J
flown
to
Prince
!
;:is
later
reported
;
tfi
condition.
:
in
the
accord
woik.1
DEPUTY
DEFENCE
MINISTER
Challes
Mills
Dfury.
CBL',
D-SO.
a
native
of
Montreal,
Is
deputy
minister
of
national
defence.
Born
May
17,
1912,
he
was
vducaled
at.
Bishops
College,
Lcnnoxville.
Que,
Royal
Military
College,
Kingston,
Out.,
McGill
University
and
the
University
of
Fails:.
He
was
appointed
to
his
present
position
Jan.
19.
1949.
i
CP
PHOTO'
a
series
ot
light
jabs
at
Ailiea
provinces
on
me
oiner
nana
lng
to
provincial
public
office.
,
Heavy
windi,
recorded
at
more
j
than
60
miles
an
hour,
greatly
aided
in
soil
erosion
along
the
h.
-hway,
said
the
engineer
and
Sabotage
No
Guarantee
For
Power
Co.
the
Mississippi,
the
Milk
River,!
SAN
FRANCISCO
(CP)
Gen-the
Red
River
and
the
Minne-
eral
Matthew
B.
Ridgway
sup-sota
River.
reme
comamnder
of
United
Na-
The
Missouri,
which
slowed
tions
forces
in
the
Far
East,
has
its
downstream
march
slightly
been
recommended
by
joint
last
night,
was
nevertheless
over
chiefs
of
staff
in
Washinion
to
the
28-foot
mark
early
today
j
succeed
General
Dwight
D.
Ei.;-and
is
expected
to
reach
the
enhower
In
Europe,
the
Sai:
record
crest
of
J1.5
feet
tonight.
!
Francisco
Chronicle
says
today
It
Is
not
known'
whether
the;
in
a
copyrighted
story
from
its
dikes
built'
originally
to
hold
a;Washington
corresponded
;.,
crest
of
26.8
feet
can
hold
back
j
Vance
Johnson,
the
surging
waters'.
Johnson
says
Ridgway's
na.nr:
A
hard
fight
is
being
waged
;
has
been
suggested
to
thirteen
at
Fargo
on
the
Red
River
to
North
Atlantic
treaty
countrie.i.
save
a
veterans'
hospital
which
I
General
Mark
Clark
is
men
:
slide
areas
are
considered
as
Douks
lines
on
the
western
front.
All
were
hurled
back.
Allied
warships
pounded
,
the
North
Korean
east
coast
Wednesday.
Carrier-based
planes
hit
Red
positions
southwest
of
Chin-nampo.
In
spectacular
ground
action
Wednesday,
about
twenty
Allied
tanks
raided
Red
lines
near
Kumsong
on
the
central
front.
Twelve
Reds
were
killed.
Two
tanks
were
damaged.
By
dangerous.
t
A
washout
fifteen
miles
west
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.
is
being
advised
that
i
of
Terrace
held
up
traffic
on
the
I
railway
for
several
hours
yester-
Harn
Burned
Near
Grand
Forks
Bridge
Cable
Severed
ir
M.r
rr"
not
guarantee
reimbursement
GRAND
FORKS
CrV-Terr-'
JX'
tor
the
purchase
price
f
plus
tioned
as
successor
to
Kiogway
ism
in
tne
uouKnooor
sewe-
get
through,
'
arriving
here
at
5
fca?
u
'
houses
200
patients
mcnt
near
Oilpin
are
believed,
.
,
installations
which
the
Northern
Five
thunrt
thousand
persons
are
i
in
the
ar
h,asi.
ti
h
.nnnihii
for
a
mvstri-,
.
-w..V
B.
C.
Power
Co.
may
mase
to
1
n
l
..
nn
.t,
XX
icuicclnnl
q
n
H
,
increased
power
demand
.
V."
i7r;,7,
mis
barn
fire
and
damacc
to
n.v,i.,
i,nx
t.,.,
t.
'
meet
-
-
v
t
iiivll
iiau
UCi.ll
iiliu
1U(
vie
parture.
untu
midnight,
leached
explly
of
its
r
anchW:
at
nearby
Winono
where
a
third',
Estate
OpCH
the
Kettle
Kiver
briage.
Tni
The
barn
belonsrod
to
William
Sou
)g
Discs
Sighted
Near
f
River
Atomic
Plant
i
i,
a
'iTho
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
on
Wcdnes-LH;
iif
intelligence
branch
to
investigate
the
report
!.(.'
over
North
Bay,
the
latest
being
Saturday
I
I
:$'
-iy
!s
a'j".'ul
110
miles
from
Chalk
River,
Ontario,
f
C.mad.i
.s
bin
atomic
cnerRy
plant.
ftCAK
non-eonimlsi-ioned
officers
reported
seing
the
'NuMi
Bav
Saturday.
I
,
..'
'
...
-
Iday's
stocks
Sbvef
Living
Cost
Sky
High
To
Visitors
koreff,
an
outspoken
critic
Of
comc
down
at
tne
salne
spot
and
Recently
the
Powei
.P
if
dikes
gave
way.
Stefan
leader
had
made
4j
request
along
thee,
.
Sorokln,
spiritual
that
traln
--ossp,,
over
fthollt
River
in
Montana
WASHINGTON.
The
cost
of
of
the
radical
Sons
of
Freedom.
1;30
thls
afternoon.
iUn-
..
.
t
th
has
caused
an
estimated
$2,941,-
"c
"c
ju......0
nnn
Jamaorp
IJ..
7
000
damage
llvina
in
Russia
remains
sky-
i
ne
onage
was
ourncu.
With
water
receding,
railway'
...
is
still
over
WINCHESTER,
England.
Lord
Montague
of
Beaulieu
i.s
the
latest
member
of
the
nobility
to
throw
open
his
huge
an
central
estate
to
sightseers
cause
he
cant
afford
to
main-
hich
in
Kuitc
of
recent
price
Later,
a
steel
cable
support-1
ot
fiW8
believed
that
trains
eLy""lvTll
Vu
'
The
Minnesota
lng
a
bridge
was
cut.
'would
now
be
moving
normally
,m",M'
7frtrntc;
,nin
8tae
ot
Mankata,
Min-
cuts
which
the
Kremlin
Is
brag
aaln.
Tonight's
trnln
is
leaving
".
f
"
nesota,
and
Minneapolis.
ilme
the
from
.su(ih
an
arrangement.
Ami
nho
xijrjo
thP
ltP
m
fllS-
T,m,
KKnohnrs
i-onprpssmeif
Me
IS
HI
ciuugc
vimujis
auuu..
HMll-M
S.
II.
JulluMflM
t'K
t
11
im
fling
about,
American
officials,
yy.
An
analysts
of
the
Srrlet
prtcf-
(uls
annouhced
with
much
fan-,
fare
recently
disclosed
that
n-j
reductions
were
forthcoming
on
clothing,
shoes,
furniture,
pota-j
toes,
matches,
or
rents.
Economists
said
that
even;
with
the
new
reduction,
prices!
Non-Whites
Organizing
K.J..1
dut
on
time
at
10:05
p.m.
v,
,.
On.
the
local
,
scene,
continu-'
r
rs
ou.s
wet
weather
has
disrupted
HfltlSh
UGSIOfl
""
i'''"
telephone
service,
knocking
out!
more
than
300
'phones.
Alain!
rm-
-.L
llnifnvm
rea
affected
is
Seal
Cove.
Lines
T
ct
CC7
i
to
Prince
Ruoert
General
Hospi-
I
and
governors
brought
demands
j
nts
toh
tour
f2?i'f
old
palace
house
at
the
edge
of
for
speedy
flood
control
action,
Hampshire's
New
Forest.
It,
Th
President
agreed
that
thJie
sKoZ
be
"suchTcUon
and
wont
be
-Just
an
ordiriary
show-
TORONTO
.09
Atliona
M
OWMt
i.
disasters
as
fiat
rul
that
such
flood
!
tal
also
are
out
of
order.
:
j
LONDON.
A
famous
London
these
were
unnecessary.
'
WATERFRONT
HIT
'dressmaker,
Charles
Creed,
has
.
in
the
Soviet
Union
still
ran-?e
far
higher
than
prices
in
the
JOHANNESBURG.
South
Africa's
non-white
leaders
say
they
arc
organizing
a
natlon-
wirlf
firfianr.e
of
"Jim
Crow"
Aumaquc
22
Bial'ie
DuQuesene
44
R-vcourt
1.20
Buffalo
Canadian
22
Conyol.
Smelters
35.25
Conwest
4-25..
DonaUla
40
Eltlona
23
East
Sullivan
8
25
Giant
YeiTuwkiifc
10.90
i
treasures
connected
wun
us
own
;
history
it
will
also
house
Brit-'
ain's
first
museum
of
ancient
motorcars.
The
museum
will
contain
cars
!
built
before
1905.
One
of
them
will
be
the
1903
De
Dion
Boutoa
!
which
the
house's
present
oc-
;
Little
waterfront
damage
wad
been
asked
to
design
the
uni-!
surveyed
this
morning
In
the
;
form
for
the
French
equivalent
,
wake
of
the
bucket-pouring
gale,
of
Britain's
Women's
Royal
Fishermen
Co-op
floats
broke
A
rm
v
Corps
the
"Personnel
United
States.
The
average
So
Composer
Marries
Chinese
Secretary
vict
cltiw-n.
at
the
same
time,
i
laws
scncdulcd
to
begin
some-
has
much
less
to
spend
than
the
time
in
July.
:
loose
from
moorings
and
several
Femlnin
de
l'Armee
de
Terre."
average
American
Yusslf
Dadoo,
president
of
the
dolphins
were
sheared
off
set-
j
He
chose
navy
blue
gabardine
'
South
African
Indian
Congress,
ting
floating
camps
adrift.
i
and
made
a
belted
suit
which
SAN
FRANCISCO
Rudolf
,
cupant
uses
to
run
about
his
famous
composer
of
pop-
estate.
innd
Walter
Sisulu,
secretary
of
No
equipment
was
damaged.
iS
W0In
with
a
pale
blue
blouse
Friml,
,
'
'
,
ilU
IMn.fl
-HTntlnnal
Pnn(tmKS
rr
nnlrora
ct
nnrl
Kw
in
frVlir
J..1
,Kifo
Ular
lUUSlC
is
honeymooning
to-:
Another
section
of
the
man-
day
following
his
marriage
to
sion
wm
depict
the
history
of
God's
Lake
10
H.irdroek
ll'.i
Hanieana
.13
Heva
11
Joliet
Quebec
46
Canadian
for
Leeds
Church
1
LUU
111!
it.ni!
hh.iwuui
w
w.q
.
.
w,
vu-uy
L.aviv,io
awvuu
mj
ill
:
juj-
uuij
weal
B11U
a
w.i.v-
isald
the
two
organizations
are
tceth
of
the
gale
to
keep
an
alert
blouse
for
"dress"
occasions.
:
co-operating
In
a
campaign
to
look-out.
,
'
win
nolitical.
social
and
econ-
a
record
rainfall
in
Prince
Ru-
Kay
Ling,
his
Chinese
secreiaiy.
;
Buckler's
Yard,
now
a
yachting
Frlml
is
67
years
of
age
and
It
is:
centre
near
here
but
centuries
his
fourth
marriage.
The
bride
ag0
a
famous
shipbuilding
yard.
22
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03:'4
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43
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i
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240
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1.85
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15.90
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4
80
1.40
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Little
Long
Lac
j
omlc
rights
for
this
nation's
10
pert
history
is
estimated
to
have
317-
million
non-whites.
been
produced
in
the
last
few
is
39
years
and
it
is
tne
nrsr,
time
Tne
house
was
originally
the
.13i
Lynx
LEEDS.
England.
The
she
has
been
married.
great
gatehouse
of
a
Cistercian
abbey
founded
by
King
John
of
Magna
Carta
fame
In
1204.
Sea
Cadets
to
Train
in
Britain
LONDON.
Some
80
sea
cadets
from
Canada,
South
Africa,
Rhodesia,
Australia
and
New
year-old
Church
of
St.
John
the!
They
have
called
a
joint
or-
days.
Five
and
a
half-inches
of
i
Evangelist,
in
New
Brlggate,1
ganlzational
meeting
for
April
vain
was
recorded
at
Digby
Is-Lecds
will
soon
have
a
Candian
i
26
to
lay
plans
for
the
struggle
land
weather
station
from
ivlon-priest-in-charge,
the
Rev.
J.
S.
which
calls
for
trained
volun-
day
to
this
morning.
Most
of
Dodd
of
Huron
diocese.
He
will
i
tccrs
to
break
deliberately
South
the
downpour
was
concentrated
Britain
Big
Exporter
of
Radio
Parts
v
LONDON.
Britain
is
now
tho
!
reneh
Britain
in
mid-May
andiAinca
s
segregation
jaw.
on
iwsuaj
anu
iycujimuuj.
Madscn
Red
Lake
2.10
MeKenzic
Red
Lake
48
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.82
Moneta
-46
Negus
62
Noranda
75
00
Louvicourt
'
35
Pickle
Crow
1.80
San
Antonio
2.55
Senator
Rouyn
18
Sherrit
Gordon
4
50
Steep
Rork
6-85
Silver
Miller
152
remain
for
two
years.
Investment
Dealers
Meet
i
ST.
ANDREWS.
N.B.
ThC
.an-
rallies
on
the
outskirts
of
ma-
streets,
have
been
overflowing
B"U
lathis
JUX
Ulviua
111
blic
paon
iv
v
uu.t
am
unaivvo.
i
cadets
In
camps
ashore
and
world's
largest
exporter
of
ra-
'attempting
to
build
enthusiasm
ifii
tk
n.ill
Kanin
An
.Tulv
.
.
...
mini
mppt.ina
nf
t.hp
Tnvpst.ment.
Did
Hitler
Try
to
Flee?
.ttiiuai,.
iucj
...
"v6...,
diQ
comnonents,
wun
an
annual
"
,
-
-
In
.
.
Dealers'
Association
of
Canada
5,
with
two
weeks'
training
1Q
milllon
i0
per
cent1
hMSOsprey.
.
going
to
Canada
and
the
U.S.A.
!
w'
be
held
Ju
10-13
at
St.
&
i
;
Andrews-by-the-Sea,
N.B
.'mnder
for
their
cause.
Non-white
leaders
now
hope
to
build
their
campaign
Into
a
full-scale
disobedience
program.
;
Tory
Named
In
Cariboo
I
.....
...
.
.i:
'
'
-
!
"
-
.
.
'
7
i
1
i
i
the
chairmanship
of
W.
J.
Bor-:
rie
of
Vancouver,
president,
i
Speakers
will
include
Premies
FARM
BONANZA
!
CARMAN.
Man.
(P
Dan
and
August
Paul
collected
the
first
-TIDES-
.
j
This
calls
for
Negroes
to
throw
A
dynamite
COPENHAGEN.
government
permits
blast
which
raised
remnants
of
"
,
d
a
sunken
German
submarine
s
vioi
them
In
inovin-
Friday,
April
18,
1952
'
Smallwood
of
Newfoundland:
WTI.T.IAMR
T.AKE
(CP)
Ken
fox
bounties
to
be
paid
by
Din-
j
..Infln
(hnf
loan.
"
"
ncth
Thibaudcau
of
QuesncI
iorin
municipality
this
year.
The
High
7:46
.ruin
District
to
district.
17.7
feet
wranam
.lowers,
governor
oi
tne
17.2
feet
Bank
of
Canada;
Trevor
Moore,
9.7
feet
Toronto,
and
Robert
A.
Magow-
......
t.i!
.m
wnrinnorfov
nitrht.
in!
nali
took
10
voune
foxes
from
a
21:15
ing
Nazis
possibly
Hitler
tried
to
flee
when
the
Reich
was
On
lib
LUU
d'-llUU
WlllU.
lllUiano
will,
rvcv
biiuotu
r
.
i.sj.i
..
i
ii
Jnii
nr.-nn
riHinir
fnr
thp
den
on
a
district
farm,
earnings
Low
!
IUSS
lUt
UlUUtll
piUVlIliai
HUH-
i
wui,wv
tctiiuw
.v..
14:35
5.5
feet
an,
New
York.
the
eve
of
collapse
In
1945.
oiers.
defy
segregation
laws
on
:
Progressive
Conservatives
in
tne;$DU
in
pounuea.
railroads
and
in
other
public
June
12
provincial
election.
Mr.
Jlatcs.
and
ignore
regulations
j
Thibaudcau
is
an
oil
distribu-lurmed
to
separate
them
com-
tor.
.icrcially
ant
socially
from
i
,
U
tin
I
.
-
It
is
known
the
U-boat
was
one
of
three
bombed
by
the
RAF.
Investigation
showed
It
was
crammed
with
goods,
Including
huge
quantities
of
rotting
food.
She
carried
no
munitions
or
papers
or
documents
of
any
description.
Jacks
und
whites,
British
Mayor
Is
Coming
Over
ROCHESTER,
England.
Leaders
of
the
defiance
movement
said
all
non-whites
will
oc
asked
to
resist
the
enforcement
of
the
Population
Registration
Act,
which
empowers
the
government
to
codify
persons
according
to
their
race.
Councillor-
A.
A.
J.
Anderson,
Colombia
Expels
Newspaperman
The
government
has
Dower
to
..,.
r
D,u.K.ct.r
Went
will
jail
anyone
organizing
such
a;
leave
Eneland
in
July
for
a!
passive
resistance
movement.
;
tolir
thp
wm-ld's
20-odd
Roch-
BOGOTA,
Colombia
Mai
t:.i
!
Maian
in
a
recent
exchange
oi
esters
in
Australia,
the
United'
tt.i.i
T3,',wc
ni-ir.-l.nri'rMiondonrp
with
non-white
!
ciniAn
1
un..in
ivv,iip
in!
LCUUIainou,
u'iiku
i
.......
j-
.
oi.ai.ta
uiiu
niutf
ba.
m
i..v
.
ager
in
Colombia,
left
Bogota
i
icadcis
warned
he
will
not
hesi-
Canada,
he
will
also
visit
Van-recently
after
receiving
govern-j
itc
to
use
the
whole
machinery
couvcr
(Aug.
23-25),
Edmonton
ment
orders
to
leave
the
cou;i-
n
w
ci
umcin,
io
ci
uiii
u
ui;-(Aug.
25-28),
Winnipeg
(Aug
128-31),
and
Toronto
(Sept.
3-6).
11'IIIV.l.
t.UIJIfllll.
py
The
plO-gOVCI
lUllCnt
1VCWS-
mi.
-.niuu
ouiu
wo
unj.iui.a-
paper
Diarlo
Gryl'lco
quoted
thej.ioli
his
55,000
mcinbcrs
among
Minister
of
Interior
as
saying
jihdluns.
Mr.
Sisulu
said
tho
.hat
Mr.
Leguizumon
was
expel-1
A.iici.n
Congress
as
10,000
mom-led
"because
of
continuous
Inter-
i
bers.
'
vention
in
the
country's
internal;
:
POdK'
that"
the!
Grafico
said
:
Jirson-CQmllcr
Jl.
rr
urr
i.e,mi-.of
the
B.C.
Packers,
is
a
business
U.K.
Doctors
to
Meet
in
Toronto
TORONTO.
A
joint
annual
at
Hawke'a
a
finback
whalvj
landed
WHALING
SUSPENDED-
A
workman
starts
to
rut
lip
rt,
EAT-Whea',
from
western
Canada,
which
has
El:0
hltrt
.
.......
j,"
'
senead
ports
by
rail
during
the
winter,
again
t
e'
t'i's
time
bv
shin
Thp
wheat,
streams
into
one
meeting
of
the
council
of
thej
S
;a
"hmn.
visitor
in
the
city
from
Vancou-
Harbor.
Labiador.
by
the.
Polar
Whaling
Company,
He
stands
on
the
b.ubbcry
tongue
while
cutting
at
the
base.
The
whalebone
(baleen),
through
which
the
big
mammal
filters
the
water
af
i
fill'ng
its
mouth
with
food
is
the
fringe-like
growth
on
the
top
jaw.
Whales
will
roam
tho
wate
s
off
northern
Newfoundland
and
Labrador
in
peace
during
the
May-November
season.
The
two
companies
operating
in
the
area
have
announced
they
won't
open
their
plants
this
year
because,
of
low
prices
and
loss
of
European
markets.
.
(CP
PHOTO
i
'5
Lake.-
carriers,
the
S.S.
Lemoyne.
at
the
dock
of
"
hostility
towards
the
Col-ler.
He
expects
to
spend
the
rJn
Pool
Tprr,,i.,,
.
i
t,..
...u...
uoo
h.rhnr
.rnm.m
riin-iiiff
thP
next
few
days
here.
He
Is
a
British
Medical
Association
witn
the
Canadian
Medical
Association
will
be
held
In
Toronto
in
1955.
f"ed
dwn
tne
b
(s
fesumed
I
surrender
of
Saul
Fajordo
by
the
j
former
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
land
the
Skeena
River.
I
.-
(CP
PHOTO)
'Chilean
Embassy
...
!
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