Total
20,00?
Molotov
Again
Presents
Plan
For
German
Elections
VANCOUVER
(CpM
ter
was
elected
Vancouver
branch,,!
us
a
means
of
peacefully
controlling
Germany
and
preventing
a
resurgence
of
militarism,
Dulles
and
Eden
described
it
as
the
one
solution
ior
the
German
nuestion.
There
has
been
no
i
ne
nice
Kupef
f
uoiiy
iNew:
Wednesday.
vrr-jry
3.
I9r4
Senator
Urges
Paving
Of
Alaska
Highway
WASHINGTON
t
Chairman
.
The
committee
Is
working
on
Huyh
Butler
iRep
Neb.i
of
i
a
bill
to
admit
Alaska
to
full
Senate
interior
committee
in-
j
statehood.
serted
into
congressional
record
j
He
said
he
felt
paving
the
Monday
a
plea
ior
co-operation
Alaskan
highway
ior
'its
entire
between
the
United
States
and
length
through
Canada
to
be
Canada
in
settlement
of
mutual
i
"one
of
the
most
imnortant
Alaskan
problems.
j
things
we
could
do
to
further
BERLIN
I
Russia's
Vyache-slav
M.
Molotov
loaded
hid
briefcase
today
for
another
effort
to
sell
the
adamant
West
his
proposals
for
a
German
peace
t
ran
t
i
than
Red
Cross
group's
annual
Wl
Tuesday
nlKht.
Elfc
retiring
president.
n'.
Tor
the
first
um,
,
ccption,
blood
deno,'
M.WM
throughout
in
l53.
The
Soviet
foreign
minister
I
st
ress
here
about
French
aeiay
EDC
of
the
nrnmlserl
to
enlaree
at
the
Big
in
ratincauon
Four
conference
on
the
Soviet
treaty.
1
1
.
'"-
A
i
L
-
-
A
if.
i;V
I
l
N
-A
j-.,.
i
1
i
t
-
-'.'r
!S
,
v,
JL
ii
a
Hit
plan,
presented
Monday,
that
has
run
into
solid
Western
opposition.
Molotov
said
he
would
submit
a
detailed
arrangement
for
"free,
all-German
elections."
There
was
no
hint
that
this
would
be
a
climb-down
in
any
way
from
his
demand
that
elections
come
last
in
restoring
Ger
YO
tne
development
01
Aiasna.
He
also
mentioned
as
"great
needs"
of
Alaska
the
construction
of
an
overland
railroad
connecting
the
Canadian
railroad
system
with
the
AlaAa
railroad.
I
and
access
to
headwaters
of
the
Winter
Courses
Under
Study
For
Fishermen
VANCOUVER
"(Pi-A
fisheries
expert
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia
plans
to
recom
RCAF
To
Start!
Hew
Operation
VPPRE;
Th;
OTTAWA
(fJP)
next
week
wi
-The
RCAF
late
start
another
Yukon
River
for
the
production
of
power.
From
the
Canadian
view,
Mr.
Butler
said
he
feels
this
country
has
"a
positive
obligation
to
be
HH7
Cl.rysler
ViJ
4-Door
Sedan
"opt
ration
leapfrog"
to
re-equip
it;;
air
division
overseas
with
awn
new
Sabre-jet
fiphters.
The
new
Sabre
V
planes
have
man
unity.
If
so,
the
West
is
certain
to
say
no.
Foreign
Secretary
Eden,
State
Secretary
Dulles
and
Foreign
Minister
Bidault
spoke
strongly
Tuesday
against
the
Russian
proposals,
which
would
set
up
a
unified
Germany,
virtually
defenceless,
on
the
Red
Army's
I
j
-r
.i...
-
LI
JU
J
llr.S
Plymouth
).J
mend
special
winter
courses
for
west
coast
fishermen
to
hlp
Canada
meet
growing
competition
from
Japan
In
world
markets.
Doctor
W.
A.
Clemens,
director
of
the
newly-created
Institute
oi
Fisheries
at
UBC,
said
Tuesday
he
is
attempting
to
arrange
a
Canadian-built
Orenda
engines
!
A
MI'ROIIt
WA
Kit
A
NT
was
Issued
at
St.
Thomas,
Out.,
for
Frank
W.
McNulty,
40,
being
held
by
Calgary
police
on
a
charge
of
arson.
The
warrant
'
was
issued
in
connection
with
a
fire
at
the
YMCA
in
St.
Thomas
Nov.
'
15
.
when
two
persons
died.
McNult"
was
arrested
in
Calgary
after
he
allegedly
tried
to
burn
down
the
Salvation
Army
hostel
there.
St.
Thomas
police
said
a
Frank
W.
McNulty
(above)
was
registered
in
the
St.'
Thomas
YMCA
the
night
of
the
fire.
Form
Workers
CHARI.O'ITETOVVN
(CO
A
meeting
of
federal
and
provincial
officials
here
agreed
to
request
50
farm
workers
from
Germany
for
work
on
Prince
Edward
Islands
farms
this
summer.
Last
year
(JO
Germans
were
employed.
doorstep
and
kill
Western
aims
:
All
new
tires
104')
Ford
Til,
Very
good
I.AR(;i!
SEI.EfTt
OLDER
CARS
Ii,
I'KOM
to
arm
Germans
along
with
Frenchmen
and
others
in
a
unified
European
defence
force.
IGOR
C.Ol'ZEN'KO,
former
employee
of
the
Russian
embassy
in
Ottawa
whose
disclosures
cracked
a
spy
ring
in
Canada
in
1946,
appears
in
public
for
the
first
time.
Wearing
a
hood
covering
his
face
Gouzenko
appeared
in
o
film
Interview
with
United
States
columnist
Drew
Pearson.
The
film
was
scheduled
on
a
U.S.
television
network.
The
interview
was
filmed
"somewhere
in
Canada."
Malan
Government
To
Try
sympathetic
and
generous"
to
il.s
need
for
access
to
the
Pacific
Ocean
across
the
Alaska
panhandle.
He
said
he
could
see
no
objection
to
the
United
States'
granting
Canada
one
or
more
free
ports
along
the
Alaskan
coast,
but
added:
'
I
do
not
believe
we
woui
l
consider
permanently
alienating
any
American
territory
to
Canadian
sovereignty."
Mr.
Butler
said
both
Alaska
and
the
Canadian
northwest
"offer
a
tremendous
frontier
for
future
development"
but
that
neither
can
be
developed
without
the
closest
kind
of
co-operation
between
the
two
nations.
meeting
of
the
university
com-
:
mittee
on
fisheries,
including
j
UBC
president
Doctor
Norman
,
MacKenzie
to
irfake
the
recom-
j
mendation.
The
courses
wouln
be
held
by
i
the
UBC
extensions
department
I
and
will
replace
the
present
300
Sables
equipped
with
J-47
United
States
engines.
They
have
more
power
and,
wi:
ii
a
new
slightly
altered
wing
formation,
more
'manoeuvrability
at
high
altitude
th.ni
their
pedecessors.
The
new
Sabres
will
be
flown
across
the
Atlantic
almost
as
fast
as
they
roll
from
the
assembly
lines
at
Canadair,
Ltd.,
Montreal.
The
first
mass
flight
rill
comprise
If)
planes
in
"operation
leapfrog
V."
Subsequent
ferry
trip.s
will
be
known
as
irar-fni;
'leapfrog
VII"
j
ANALYZES
PROPOSALS
I
Bidault
brushed
aside
at.-i
tempts
by
Molotov
to
sell
France
SUPERS
j
the
eastern
point
of
view,
anal-
yzed
the
Russian
proposals
point
I
AUTO
SEIV
by
point
and
remarked
coldly:
to
teach
coastal
fishermen
trie
;
latest
techniques
and
devices
in
fish
detection
and
navigation,
j
Dr.
Clemens,
who
recently
at-
j
tended
the
Pacific
Science
Con-
j
gress
In
Manila
and
toured
Asiatic
countries,
said
"Canada
must
stay
on
its
toes
to
meet
growing
competition
from
Japan
for
world
fish
markets,
and
one
way
to
do
it
is
through
"
"In
my
opinion
the
exchanges
of
views
on
the
question
of
a
peace
treaty
are
in
danger
of
becoming
sterile.
Perhaps
we
can
still
examine
one
another's
Intentions.
But
up
to
now
it
is
clear
such
an
exchange
of
views
SHOE.
SALE
To
Push
Racial
Legislation
By
ASTI.EY
HAWKINS
constiution.
To
change
these
clauaes
requires
a
two-thirds
CAPETOWN
i
Reuters)
-
The'
second
session
of
the
11th
Par-
i
majority
of
a
joint
sitting
of
the
liament
of
the
Union
of
South
j
two-house
legislature.
Africa,
which
opened
late
last'
Malan
and
his
Nationalists
month,
faces
a
long,
hotly-con-
I
are
16
votes
short
of
a
two-tested
fight
as
Premier
Daniel
!
thirds
majority,
but
are
hopeful
F.
Malan's
Nationalist
party
!
of
getting
the
needed
votes
from
is
teaching
nobody
anything."
At
Ottawa,
an
official
of
the
northern
affairs
and
national
resources
department
said
it
has
never
been
shown
or
even
seriously
argued
that
Canadian
corridors
across
the
Alaska
panhandle
would
be
of
any
advantage,
either
to
Canada
or
the
United
States.
j
In
defending
the
EDC
plan
makes
a
"now
or
never"
bid
to
the
opposition.
and
so
on.
-
The
first
lour
leapfrogs
were
carried
out
between
June,
H)5'2,
and
l.ust
September
without
lass
of
a
pilot
or
a
plane.
The
new
operation
may
take
almost
a
year.
'.
Even
with
its
present
Sabres,
the
air
division
has
been
classed
by
officials
of
Uie
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organization
as
the
most
formidable
fighting:
force
lit
western
Europe's
defence
system.
The
British,
conscious
of
what
air
attack
can
mean,
are
known
to
be
reluctant
to
see
the
wine,
three
squadrons,
leave
North
Lulfenham.
England,
for
Franc;,
He
said
he
had
never
heard
of
push
through
the
final
measure
LADIES'
SHO
The
United
party
was
torn
by
:
dissension
during
the
last
ses-1
sion,
the
first
after
last
April's
election
in
which
Malan's
Nationalists
were
r
e
tu
r
n
e
d
to
power
with
an
increased
major-
i
ity.
The
United
party
split
resulted
in
the
expulsion
of
five
of
its
leading
members.
a
scheme
although
a
mining
.
0(
ns
Apartheid
lapartness)
ccmpany
in
British
Columbia
;
program
of
racial
segregation,
and
the
Yukon
had
recently
put
;
Tnjs
measure,
on
which
the
forward
such
a
suggestion.
Nationalists
have
so
far
been
Paving
of
the
Ala.ska
highway
;
blocked
by
the
constitution
-and
would
be
an
advantage
but
the
;
the
courts,
would
remove
the
construction
and
maintenance
,
colored
I
mixed
blood)
voters
in
costs
would
be
"fantastic."
Cape
province
from
the
corn-Construction
of
a
railroad
mon
electoral
roll.
Under
it,
the
from
B.C.
to
Alaska
was
an
"old
i
coloreds
would
be
on
a
separate
chestnut."
If
it
had
been
eco-:
r0ll
and
would
be
represented
5195
SKI
FILMS
At
your
Civic
Centre
TONIGHT
8
p.m.
in
the
Ladies'
Lounge
Films
from
Austria
and
Sun
Valley
EVERYONE
WELCOME
Silver
Collection
nomically
feasible,
some
private
;in
parliament
by
whites.
Flocks
of
Crows
NEW
LIBKEARD.
Ont.
(CP)
crows
hi
northern
Qntario
at
this
time
of
year
are
a
sign
of
early
spring,
there's
plenty
of
at
group
probably
would
have
built
a.s
they
are
scheduled
to
later
this
year.
The
other
three
wings
now
are
based
at
Gros
Tenqum
in
France
and
Zweibruecken
an'I
Baden-Soellingen
in
Germany.
The
new
operation
will
be
carried
out
by
No.
1
overseas
ferry
unit,
formed
at
Montreal
last
fall
with
some
25
pilots.
To
piish
their
measure
through,
it
years
ago.
the
Nationalists
will
need
the
support
of
dissident
members
Cost
of
such
a
project
has
been
I
estimated
at
some
$1,000,000.00)
of
the
United
party
opposition.
FASHION
FOOTW1
1
I
evidence.
Local
bank
manager
A.
S.
S.
Meisner
Meisner
reported
reported
sighting
sighting
more
than
100
crows
Hying
a
few
miles
north
of
here
.
and
and
talk
talk
about
about
it
it
has
has
been
been
re-
re-1
This
This
is
is
so
so
because
because
the
the
coloreds
coloreds
vlved
from
time
to
time
in
the
votina
rights
are
protected
by
'.
ry
Daily
News
Classified
last
couple
of
decades,
he
said,
j
the
"entrenched"
clauses
In
the
rl
fl
a
MM
SLSSL
Wl
nn
i
DVERT1SEMENT
FREE
.
.
.
that's
right!
If
you
place
an
ad
for
Saturday's
paper,
we
will
automatically
publish
the
some
ad
on
Mondoy
IT
S
A
GIVE-AWAY!
This
is
the
biaqest
thing
yet
in
newspaper
advertising
in
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
But
do'
1
WEEK
LEFT
.
.
.
forget,
it's
good
for
a
limited
time,
and
applies
only
to
display
space
used
over
and
above
exiting
contracts.
Totokt
advantage
of
this
"once-in-a-lifetime"
opportunity
...
Just
call
748
and
leave
word
for
our
salesman
to
call!
YES
THIS
OFFER
EXPIRES
THIS
WEEK
...
ON
FEBRUARY
8th.
IF
YOU
HAVE
ANYTHING
TO
SELL,
YOU'LL
WANT
TO
TAKE
ADVANTAGE
OF
THIS
EX-TRAORDINARY
OFFER.
NOW,
FOR
THIS
LIMITED
TIME,
YOU
CAN
DOUBLE
THE
IMPACT
OF
YOUR
ADVERTISING
DOLLAR.
ORDINARILY
YOU
REACH
13,000
READERS
WITH
A
ONE-DAY
AD
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
...
THIS
WAY
YOU
REACH
13,000
PEOPLE
TWICE
FOR
THE
SAME
COST
ABLY
NEWS