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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
iy
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Published
ot
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Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
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the
Key
to
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Great
Northwest"
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.
VOL.
XLI,
No.
00
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
TUESDAY.
MARCH
11,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
PROVINCIAL
LIB3ART,
113
VICTORIA,
B.
C.
ram
a
festival
entries
close
MARCH
15th
E
MJS1
I1IT
Subsidies
Cut;
Excess
Profits
Petrol
Boosted
Food
New
Tax;
-
TORONTO
BANK
ROBBERY
FIGURES
i
VI!
V.
.
,
:
i
I
,
v
J
fy
t:
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.
!
LONDON
(Canadian
Press)
Drastic
cut
in
imports
and
new
restrictions
on
gasoline
and
excess
profits
today
gave
Britons
a
new
round
of
austerity.
Should
Try
a
m
I
;
uut
tne
Lnanceaor
01
me
r,xcnequer
loiu
tne
nuusc
r
or
Ai3rl(Gts
f
cornmns
there
wii1
be
n
increases
jn
taxes
n
i
tODacco
ana
nquor.
Tory
Financial
Critic
i
chancellor
Richard
Butler.
!
Strikes
at
Abbott
Financin?
j
making
his
first
budget
speech,
nity
of
ill
I
1
a.
.
.
-
said
food
subsidies
will
be
re-;
OTTAWA
ift
1
M
Marrinn
I
t
m
'
f
1
:
-
u;,
;i
;duced
to
250.000,000
a
year,
a
I
reduction
of
about
60,000,000.
'
the
official
opposition,
said
Mon-
sieve
Suchan,
,o
Lrsso.
was
cap-ipal
but
not
until
.,
ambusiicd
and
Germany
Essential
rt
In
tho
House
of
'
Commons
i
r
ooa
suosiaies
are
one
iut:u
that
the
Canadian
government
by
which
the
British
should
make
every
effort
to
re-;
ment
has
held
down
the
cost
ot
y,
""
L
t
it
MATERIAL
WITNESS
Held
by
Toronto
police
as
a
material
witness
in
connection
with
the
pur,ding
of
two
detectives
by
lo
gunmen
Is
Mrs.
Anna
C'fcmero,
28-year-old
blonde
vfeose
car
Hater
reported
stblcni
was
identified
as
the
one
driven
by
the
gunmen.
It
ws
found
abandoned
three
cover
markets
ln
the
United
;
living.
;
;
Kingdom.
He
is
Progressive
Con-
!
Slashing
food
subsidies
will
;
MOSCOW
(CP)
The
Soviet
:
scrvative
member
for
Toronto-
i
mean
increases
in
a
wide
range
;
union
today
proposed
an
imme-;
Greenwood.
-of
food
pfices
which
may
cost
:
diate
Big
Four
conference
to
t)..s
arc
now
I
alive.
Suchan
and
flieged
gunman,
kson.
29.
were
be-
ice
to
have
taken
underworld
hide-re
sought
on
wr-i
!
ping
attempted
.
to
Toronto
poliee
face
four
Detectives
Edmund
.
Tong.
unconscious
and
his
is
removed
to
hcsnital
after
a
gunman
pumpea
WOUNDED
OFFICER
Sergeant
of
pressed
into
tlie
stretcher
covering,
bullets
into
him
at
close
rang-j.
He
Macdonnell
declared
the
gov-
!
an
average
of
about
one
smiling
j
reunite
divided
Germany
ana
ernment
Is
not
taking
any
lead
!
sixpence
a
head
per
week,
j
prepare
for
a
peace
treaty
bar-in
the
matter
of
recovering
the
Among
foods
which
will
increase
:
ring
the
Germans
from
alliances
was
shot
through
both
lungs
but
continues
to
fight
for
i
l'.
Touts
.ind
miutlier
oilicer
were
shot
as
they
were
about
to
arrest
suspected
Toronto
bank
$2,000
reward
was
heir
capture.
robbers.
(CP
PHOTO
I
blocks
from
the
scene
of
the
uju
ivuiguu."
uwuw,
.
m
am.tu
.
j
v.
.......
-.v.-.v.
fnr,
milk
and
tea.
.
World
War
enemies.
shooting
(CP
Photo
I
His
statements
brought
from
,
:the
Minister
of
Finance
Abbott
1
..,
v
.n,u.f,
rP
I
Western
observers
ln
Moscow
)a
Ferry
Seeking
Today
s
stocks
McRae
Uraes
P.G.E.
erfront
Right-of-Way
ftmirtt)
H.
It.
4ttlMinii
4
m.
Mil.)
an
interjection
to
the
effect
that
j
1
predicted
that
Great
Britain,
i
British
Imports
depend
on
the
j
Family
allowance,
given
to
;
United
States
and
France
would
Internal
policies
of
Britain
and
every
family
for
each
child
un-
turn
down
the
proposal
which
',
not
on
the
internal,
policies
of
der
16
years
of
age
but
not
in-;
included
a
detailed
outline
of
Canada.-
(eluding
the
first
child,
will
be
;
principles
which
the
Russians
i
Mr.
Macdonnell
also
criticized
jumped
from
five
shillings
to
;
said
should
be
the
basis
of
a.
,
the
government's
taxation
poll-
eight
shillings
a
week.
j
peace
treaty.
cies
which
produced
huge
sur-
Mr.
Butler
also
announced
an
j
West
Germany
is
one
of
the
:
plus
in
the
first
nine
months
of
,
increase
in
automobile
licence
;
sx
governments
negotiating
for
the
current
fiscal
year.
'
fees
from
10
to
12
ten
shil-!
a
European
army
linked
to
thi
;
James
Sinclair
(L-Coast
Cap-
lings.
i
Atlantic
Alliance
against
corn-
Hanoi
Parliamentary
assistant.
He
announced
an
Increase
in
munism
an
alliance
which
Rus-to
the'
finance
minister,
said
the
the
bank
rate
for
loans
in
an
sia
has
insisted
is
aggressively
Peace
Completion
;i
60-foot
mad
i-iglit-of-way
is
offered
by
t
the
Alaska
Ferry
and
Terminal
Co.
ctss
to
waterfront
property
in
the
vicinity
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
.2.V
2
Bralorne
6.10
IS
R
X
03'2
Cariboo
Quartz
1.30
Congress
06
Cronin
Babino
40
Giant
Mascot
97
Indian
Mines
.20
Would
Make
Prince
Rupert
Port
for
Koroano
200
Houses
Needed
Here
n
grain
elevator
dock.
The
proposed
road
through
a
small
portion
of
city
waterfront
,
government's
budgets
were
"out-
ellort
to
mane
money
oearer
aim
directed
against
her
VICTORIA
(CP)
J.
D.
McRae
(Govt.-Princ
standing
successes.
It
was
wise
;
nan
innauon.
An
excess
profits
tax,
retro-
Sal
for
2.15
.
lCupeit)
strongly
urged
compieuon
01
tne
racuic
to
pay
orr
debts
in
years
oi
pros
55,
!
Great
Eastern
Railway.
into
the
Peace
River
area
in
Pcrityj
Pioneer
Premier
Border
Privateer
Reno
,t.-
t
Sheep
Creek
.M4
an
address
in
the
Legislature
Monday
'nigra,
tie
ex-
1-65
I
;
i
...,',,
frU.,f
-f
iVtn
1
1
ii
fViiL.
tf.jAr
Cross
property.
The
offer
was
approved
last
night
by
council
as
a
counterproposal
to
the
ferry
company
whioti
requested
lease
of
right-;
of-way.
City's
proposal
includes'
that
the
company
pay
for
con-;
struetion
of
the
road
which
would
be
open
to
the
public
as
a
city
street.
Alaska
Ferry
and
Terminal
Co.
expects
to
run
a
barge
service
Deputy
Foreign
Minister
Andrei
Gromyko
handed
the
plan
to
Big
Three
diplomats
in
Mos-cow
lat
night..
,
.
,..
,-.
,
Final
peace
with
Germany
wa
pictured
in
identical
Soviet
notes
to
the
western
Big
Three
as
a
key
to
"o
n
c
e
-
a
n
d
-
a
-for-all"
easement
of
East-West
tensions.
"Signing
of
a
peace
treaty
with
Germany
will
be
conducive
to
improving
iue
international
state;
of
affairs
""
as
a
whole,
this
being-
ipi
l'SMJU
UpiUlUU
llldk
C.MCIIOIUII
Oi
WIC
i"
kino
i
jr
j
active
to
January,
will
skim
30
j
percent
ff
everything
over
a
1
standard
reckoned
on
the
last
j
three
years'
earnings.
It
will
!
have
a
ceiling-
of
18
percent
of
total
profits,
The
gasoline
tax
brings
the
j
!
price
of
the
imperial
gallon
to
i
'four
shilling
threepence,
an
in
Silbak
Premier
.56
Taku
River
07
would
result
in
grain,
coal
and
beef
finding
its
natural
Round
for
Nye
Bevan
linsun
ilcspriik
Salmon
Gold
03"
Spud
Valley
15
Silvor
Standard
2.35
outlet
through
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert.
I
-
-
Mr.
McRae
complimented
Pre-
ir
Campaign
I
mlcr
Byron
Johnson
on
the
personal
interest
and
assistance
he
crease
of
7'2
pence.
-
"On
the
fifly-rsary
of
the
found
-
inNnfiM
tr.P)
Ane-urin-
.
,iiru'
to
establishing
of
gave
in
the
50-unit
housing
pro-
7ZLV
HVrM,i
an
ntt.emnt.
'
.
nnnolu"
ucm.
,
conducive
I
i
l
oss
?Kkl
ln
askan
Panhandle
ports
this
sum-
via
i
wtrnuiiir:
iiiia
ject
at
Prince
Rupert
but
said
Attlee's
moderates
j
communlca-
cement
at
least
200
more
units
are
:
J
censure
him
for
bucking
the
!
"or
,
's
'5.
the
.J
mnf'-"
on
said.
highly
rerommend
1'iwrt
ot
this
wor-
Western
Uranium
i.
3
95
Oils
A
P
Con
51
Calmont
2
00
C
&
E
16.25
Cent
ral
Leduc
3
25
Mercury
30
,
Okalta
4
00
Royal
Canadian
.24
"i
lioyalile
'
10
50
needed.
rearraa-i"aw,'5l,,'t.'
.,i:r
",rn
'
Russia
put
unity
of
Germany
:ilhnr
Labor
Party's
Partv'S
views
views
on
on
rearma-
inn."
s.iiii
i'lviuie
tnree
smiungs
ahead
of
a
peace
treaty
draft,
;
nw-
saying
a
treaty
must
be
worked
,
The
chancellor
announced
a
;QUt
with
tne
participation
of
a
i
mrrrlinrr
of
inpntTlP
t.flV
rftLPS
1
4.
.
.
...
.,
'--v.'-
The
Prince
Rupert
member
ment.
The
motion
was
defeated
suggested
that
the
Aluminum
172
to
62
at
a
party
meeting
in
Company
of
Canada
be
asked
to
s
which
Attlee
was
at
one
time
consider
Prince
Rupert
as
the
booed.
;
ihirh
m
emnt
some
two
mil-
"c"""
shinoing
port
for
all
heavy.
All
Attlee
salvaged
was
a...
,
.
tm'
1
'l
Monday.
i'm-ss
Is
on"
of
the
mitarian
forces
ln
"ay;
a
(oice
that
nirs
ol
race,
creed
nut
works
for
the
I
of
health,
the
protease
and
the
relief
I
throughout
the
i
equipment
In
transit
to
Kitlmat;
watered-down
version
of
restor-
i
f
I
and
Kemano.
:
ing
standing
orders
of
the
party
.
anJ,
'
t.
.
,,
,
TORONTO
Alhona
10
Publisher
I'
-.
ft
I
"The
time
from
eastern
mar-
,
ieaaersnip.
..
.
neJ
f
fset
tne
new
1
kets
and
terminal
freight
rates
under
stanaing
oraeis,
itwa
are
the
same
irom
Kupert
or
can
ce
csprora
nuiu
.i.jr
City
Sells
Property
A
large
list
of
city
properly
tales
was
approved
at
last
night's
council
meting:
i
IMs
5.
6
and
7.
Block
10,
See-
i
tlon.2,
for
$945
to
R.
E.
Mortimer:
on
behalf
of
Karl
Mark!
and
Einar
Johnson.
j
Lot
10,
Block
22,
Section
5
fur
j
$275
to
A.
Van
Pykstra.
I
Lots
21
and
22,
Block
23,
Sec-'
lion
8
for
$215
to
Holger
Mijholm.
;
Lot
33.
Block
6,
Section-
7,
for
i
$100
to
O.
Rys-stad,
Easterly
half!
of
Lot
4
and
all
of
Lot
5,
Block
i
'
:
J
V,
Vancouver,"
he
stated.
4
i
universal
symbol
excess
profits.
tax.
The
tax
on
earnings
held
ln
reserve,
now
five
percent,
will
be
cut
in
half
the
rate
on
earnings
paid
as
dividends.
Aumuque
21
Beattie
Duquesne
45
Bevcourt
94
Buffalo
Canadian
23
Consul.
Smelters
38.00
Conwest
3.75
Donalda
45
Eldona
.
'
28
East
Sullivan
8.50
Giant
Ycllowknife
1125
'"no
of
peace
and
Under
Fire
I
VICTORIA
(CP)
Two
moves
to
!
censure
the
Victoria
Daily
Times
j
for
an
editorial
carried
lntttrie
!
newspaper
last
Friday
were
vot-jed
down
ln
the
Legislature
last
night.
Members
debated
for
two
!;
but
the
resolution,
as
finally
adopted,
left
loopholes
for
the
;
Bevanltcs.
I
The
party
decision
avoided
!
censure
of
Bevan
and
his
flfty-;
six
followers.
Bevan
had
not
re-!
canted
in
any
of
his
beliefs
and
headed
off
an
Iron-clad
crack-'
down
on
his
bloc.
Willi
No
Carrier
is
of
this
province
contribute
$580,000
c
in
the
$5,220,000
"live.
seriptions
are
the
ut
finaiiclnir
42
-WEATHER-
Svnonsis
i
Ll-
....
.
kLiJr..
.
O
v.,
on
a
resolution
and
Unsettled
showery
weather
is
;
hours
OTTAWA
ff
Willi
Bruntjcn
amendment.
in
store
for
most
of
British
Col
will
fly
back
to
Vancouver
to-
Krviecs
of
this
out-
-ubation
and
therc-
jst
imperative
that
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Hanicana
Ileva
Joiiet
Quebec
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
McKenzle
Red
Lake
.13
.14
',2
.12
.47
Vi
.68
.14
1.98
.43
!
night
with
$50
in
his
pocket
and
17,
Section
5
for
$750
to
A.
J.
Botrakoff.
Lots
37
and
38,
Block
15,
Section
8
for
$45
to
Martin
Van-
i
i
the
happy
feeling
he
is
not
cached
I
May
Widen
!
carrier
of
foot
and
mouth
dis
1
fellow
British
Cni-
ease
virus.
But
he
will
leave
be
fiii
'ft'Mi
ti
uei
derhide
iiiue,
Lot
27,
Block
,
.
14.
Section
7
for
The
resolution
asked
that
Stuart
Keate,
publisher
of
the
newspaper,
be
called
before
the
bar
of
the
House
to
apologize
for
and
retract
the
editorial.
The
editorial
said
that
some
members
of
the
Legislature
were
suggesting
that
hospital
Insurance
co-insurance
charges
,
be
j
umbia
over
the
next
two
days,
j
However,
there
will
be
some
,
clearing
in
the
Interior
today
j
and
on
the
coast
tomorrow.
Fresh
I
westerly
winds
are
expected
to
I
accompany
the
clearing
on
the
,
coast.
Temperatures
will
coji-j
tinue
close
to
normal
for
mid-i
March.
Fossen.
ith.t
,
...
1
"ave
$225
to
I.
T.
Fos
c
will
attain
Fifth
Ave.
City
Council
Considers
Adding
Four-Foot
Strip
To
"Hospital
Street"
hind
him
a
mystery
as
to
the
j
j
origin
and
source
of
the
scourge
!
i
which
has
struck
at
South
Sas-
j
katchewan
livestock
and
meat.
marketing
industry.
j
After
eleven
days
of
laboratory
;
tests'the
big
blonde
27-year-old
j
German
immigrant
was
cleared
Lots
19
and
20.
Block
13,
Section
7
for
$235
to
David
Martin.
Lots
1
and
4,
Block
48,
Section
7
for
$150
to
Joe
Cazcs.
Lot
11.
Block
25,
Section
8
for
ARRIVES
IN
CANADA
Nicholas
Eden,
20-year-old
son
of
British
Foreign
Secretary
Anthony
Eden,
arrived
in
Canada
today
to
become
an
aide-decamp
to
the
Governor-General,
Rt.
Hon.
Vincent
Massey..
It
Is
expected
that
once
his
term
in
Ottawa
is
finished
he
will
return
to
Britain
and
to
Oxford,
his
father's
alma
mater,
where
he
has
cut
short
his
first-year
studies
to
take
the
Canadian
appointment.
This
Is
0.
United
Kingdom
Information
Office
photo.
CP
Photo)
'
1
Redistribution
abolished
"for
only
one
reason
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.81
Moncla
36
Negus
57
Noranda
80
00
Louvlcourt
29
Pickle
Crow
1.55
,
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
18
Sherrit
Gordon
.".
4.45
Steep
Rock
7.20
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
;
to
win
an
election."
ecutor's
I
The
resolution
was
sponsorea
.
.
.....
j
i
toriav
with
showers
near
noon.:
ran
01
W3,iau
un
iuou
uu-
(
,
--
.
....
...
,.
,
oi.v,
,tfhi
;
Monday
onaay
01
of
any
any
suspicion
suspicion
that
uiat
he
nc
$75
to
T.
Norton
Youngs
on
behalf
of
A.
W.
Henry.
Lots
19
and
20,
Block
5.
Section
5
for
$50
to
Robert
Player.
i
.,
rnrram
was
shplved
A
few
cioucis
lonigni
anu
ycu-:
uy
oiuncj
.
d.iu.u
ight
be
the
Innocent
carrier
,
P""
La'M,Tf
!
nesday.
Little
change
in
temper-,
Kamloopsi,
chairman
of
,
the
m
iof
the
virus.
5Jht
J,
tha
1
further
consldera-i
ature.
Wind
westerly
twenty
in
j
Legislature's
hospital
Insurance
I
Robert
McCubbin,
parliament-!
hp
e
Lven
whether
or
''
exposed
parts
this
afternoon,
;
inquiry
board,
who
termed
the
ary
assistant
to
Hon.
J.
G.
Gar-
j
n
m
B'ven
t
i
otherwise
light.
Lows
tonight
and
editorial
defamatory.
perang
j--James
J.
Proud-1
utor
for
Victoria,!
f
I
Nanalmo
yes-
!
I'nfBc
of
driving
a1
diner,
Minister
of
Agriculture.
1
-
"-
1
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Haray,
The
resolution
was
lost
on
a
Sandspit
and
Prince
Forest
Conference
Draws
Many
Officials
to
City
gave
tire
report
to
the
House
of
;
-
,
.
-
.
nflvin
35
and
45
:
Commons.
He
said
there
was
no
.'"r.
,,
East
.
in
abey
0kpv;
i
Rupert
32
and
45.
Bill
Brought
In
of
Fifth
Avenue
evidence
of
the
virus
being
on
Bruntzen's
person
or
effetcs.
voice
vote.
An
amendment,
calling
for
recorded
disapproval
without
bringing
the
publisher
be
fore;
'the
bar
of
the
House,
was
defeated
17
to
23.
-
Impleaded
guiltv!
'
Forestry
problems
of
this
district
are
being
dis-
ottawa
a
redistribution
"
J
1
.
.
.
.u;v,
KmrKr
biU,
following
the
decennial
ccn-
cussed
at
a
meeting
of
r
forest
rangeis
wnitn
,o
is
i-ino
SUSi
was
given
first
reading
in
held
at
Civic
Centre
here
this
week.
Sessions
opened
parliament
yesterday.
...
.
.
.
.
.
tit.,..
r..r,i,,
niHi:
British
Columbia
gets
four
ad-
,
-
under
a
new!
Business
Man's
ance
pending
decision
for
on
against
adding
a
four-foot
strip
!
to
the
16-foot
"hospital
street."!
Other
city
streets
included
ln
the
paving
plan
submitted
by
!
Aid.
Michael
Krueger,
board
of
'
works,
are:
Third
Avenue
East
from
Mc-
Criminal
i
ls
arrested
Rat.
yesterday
Wltll
District,
rorester
mrtit
ditlonal
seats,
Quebec
and
On
;'
fush
hour
traffic
FLASH
!
INJUNCTION
SOUGHT
CLEVELAND
The
Army
f
oes
I
j
court
today
in
the
hope
of
getting
strike-stalled
New
York
Central
trains
running
again.
Army
and
government
officials
now
want
an
injunction
to
order
the
6.000
railway
workers
to
get
back
on
the
job.
Department
tario.
two
each
sidinir
and
will
continue
until
rriday
4
h
himself
.
ana'mo.
..UVi
flio'
Saskatchewan
loses
live
seau,
j
..
.
,
!
4:;i..
t
xrtfi.io
iya
Viovp
tn
10m
Vt
IVlt
UllV.
Manitoba
two
and
Nova
Scotia,
ii
ir,
.,
'
"
u
r
1
n
g
;
uiiicitiis
ii
uui
viti-u'cv
c
iv-..
j
tiife,
Sj
entire
personnel
from
the
district
for
the
meetings,
''linient
u
!!?.!
IVvlntinir
frnm
normal
Droce-!
-
'
Attacker
Fined
Outcome
of
an
attack
February
14
on
a
downtown
street
on
J.
H.
Schriaberg,
well
known
city
merchant,
two
men
appeared
in
city
police
court
yesterday
afternoon
and
were
jointly
charged
with
assault
occasioning
bodily
harm.
One
man,
Albert
Garant,
j
pleaded
guilty
and
was
fined
$200
and
costs
with
option
of
Bridge
to
Cow
Bay.
First
Street
from
Second
Avenue
to
Third
Avenue.
Atlin
Avenue
from
Morse
Creek
Bridge
to
junction
of
Atlin
Avenue
and
Graham
Avenue.
Sixth
Street
from
Third
Avenue
to
Frascr
Street.
Eighth
Street
-
from
Second
it
timber
1
did
not
give
i
dure
of
merely
discussing
prob-
of
forestry
work,
be
l)nu,.
.
B
c
thn
'ne
.
...
...
..
....
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ii
,.r,oH
loen
one.
B.
C.
Margarine
Color
Ban
Off
location,
fire
Forcher
Island
Fisherman
Dies
George
McKenzie,
elderly
salmon
t
roller,'
who
has
fished
for
many
years
In
local
waters
and
was
a
well
known
figure,
died
last
night
In
a
cabin
at
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.'s
camp
t
Humpback
Bay,
Porcher
Island,
where
he
has
been
wintering.
(
The
fish
packer
Hillside,
with
;
a
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Po-j
lice
officer
aboard,
was
dis-'
patched
this
morning
to
pick
up
,
tlie
body
and
bring
it
in.
""r
i
in
c.
1
ems
wnien
rrnn
un
nurinvi
um
.
ct
uiqiuk,
r
....
1..
n,Hnn
convicted.
FLYING
PRIEST
SAFE
EDMONTON
A
Catholic
Church
aircraft,
missing
In
I
year,
a
brief
course
in
photo-
fighting
or
mnp
making.
Igrammetry
Is
being
held
as
an
W.
Hall,
chief
air
survey
en-:
especial
feature.
Photogram-
glneer,
Lands
Service,
Victoria,
I
'hose
lib
Avenue
to
First
Avenue.
IDES-
i
i
ii,.r.tin
nf
a
rpenL'nizea
aumuuij
un
Superintendent
"---
of
works
also
northern
Alberta
since
Satur-
VICTORIA
The
bill
Droviding
'
six
momns
imprisonment,
tne
.
...
.
,
uk
c.ih..
Willie
l.ris.
briefly
discussed
the
aerial
photos
for
map
making,
j
subject,
for
tor
sale
sale
01
of
colored
coiorea
margarine
marguruie
in
in!
other,
Herbert
.v-i.!,
Hunter,
uum..,
pleaded
has
o
e
n""m
.
.qtlmates
on
v-.
side-i
ing
7""
King
Prt?
and
'
!Mrh
12.
1952
1
it!
timber
inventory,
etc
nuinner
in
which
the
pnotos
are
taken
followed
by
the
basic
British
Columbia
was
glvn
third
not
BuHty
and
the
se
was
ad-
two
other
missionaries
on
11.11
lcei,!
uisinet
f
orester
m.
w.
uurm-
"06
met...:.,,.
,
,,
1,,,
mathematics
and
geometry
in-
reading
in
the
Legislature
yester-,
ou.ueu
u.nu
xnucwv
",-
on
M(.Brkle
hard.
was
sighted
today.
All
had
to
"
"
--k
ciy
ouenea
me
pruceeuuiBa
j
artwrd
r
safe
.
Street
volved
This
worn
was
later
ui-,ua.v
uuu
uuw
uiuj
-v-v
(.Continued
on
page
8)
i
assent
before
becoming
law.
been
completed.
20
:
0(j
.
stressing
me
importance
ui
.'v;
3-6
feet
)
use
of
air
photos
ln
all
manner