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"Minister: Eric “Martin ‘by Wesléy Pletz, “president of Kiewitt-"
_Raymond Construction .Co, Ltd., contractors for the new span.:

 

MOME INTO. OF FIRST Orr {CIAL POUR of concrete 0 on the new.
16 million dollar Second Narrows Bridge,. is presented to Health :

 

‘Labor: Minister. Lyle’ Wicks (centre): attended the function to-:

a}! gether with the Premier and eight Cabinet Ministers. When’ “making ‘higher’. education, gen-.

\MacKenzie»Says UBC Opin
To Any: Who Can. Gain Benefit

Snecial to The Daily News

- VANCOUVER—The University of B, C. will continue to open
in the: province who can profit by.

university education, President: N. A. M.. MacKenzie says, in- ‘hls

its doors to any person

tenth annual report,
In a novel annual report which
studies the trends of University

2 development over his - ‘past ten

years. in office, president Mac-
Kenzle outlines the ‘policies and
plans underlying the growth -of
the University and indicates the
direction in which the Univer-
‘sity: is heading in the next ten
years.

He describes’ recent develop-
ments {n UBC as “the beginning
‘of a substantial development in

|the variety of teaching and re-

search .activities—a development
‘that Is Hkely to continue | for a
long. time to come.

' “Since 1945 we have added the
‘faculties of .law, medicine, for-
estry, .phatmacy and. graduate
studies:’ We have added courses.
staff and research, facilities, pro-
fessional schools and institutes,”

> Two ‘principles, the, president |.
has -followed:jn the development! |

‘of “the: university: are, repeated
in his’ report: HT. remain fully.
‘committed’ to’ the principle | 6

completed, the br ‘idee. will be the Jargest of its type in Canada, ": “erally available to as many: pede |

Bridge, and | Okanagan ‘Lake Bridge.-

; NEW ‘BRIDGE STARTED

 

 

on. ‘the. Dropasition always with |
‘By views: to. -disclaiming: ‘it—the |
more persistently does: it survive.
PMG tones are discover ed | in the

  

‘sald: but: in omethliig ‘that he
left. “unsaid: ‘Tn either: ‘event. his}
plain ‘statement? is:rejected as
the last word: on. th subject.

  

  

ae ke) example, “Oppoaition: MP's
are’ busy. pointing, out.at the pre-
‘sent: ‘time ‘that all: Rt. Hoh. Mr.
St} Laurent. said: in his most Te-
cent pronouncement on the sub-
ject . was. that. :the controversy
revolving - around -House. Speaker
‘Rene. Beaudoin wasn’t. sufficient |
calise for an election. That'state-
merit obviously. doesn't: ‘preclude.

{other ‘ situation As a sufficient
cause.
“The™ ‘suspicions™ “of
ition’ on’ the ‘subject: of an’ eléc-
tion ‘dre being kept:dlive. mainly |
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nthe’. true -democrats
were
..{speeding them on their way by
: |"passive resistance” which in-
_ {volved | millions of participants,
ard. when: the. Communists were
“| moving:: ‘heaven ° and: -earth . to

- transform’ othe : ‘character of the
. * struggle, ©” India: did come within

4B. hairsbreadth: of being. plunged
‘into. the. most, ghastly ‘plood-bath
‘of.:all. modern: history.
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through: Gandhi, the cool British
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mf “Chiat ‘wis fl Inboring man most of his Ilfo-He Inld down
prineiplea’ that were fnlr to Inhor, It was he who flret Jad
down | the principle that, those engaged late Mn the dny shoulit.
os. None, © ‘full: day's ware, No syatem aged on ‘hate evar gave
“t jy lahor I M6 ght, 1 nover wil ce Oe

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os ta | Naming] Pre ‘ee: Pre C88,

saved Indla, ,

s9 any: “Autumn, ‘election intentions.

¢jofTrade. Minister: C.: D. Howe
yftin: feplying. the other day:to the

   

cated: Britisliers,..and, Indians,
- Pon, such. as. are 80 accurately shown
Aduee move than we can,use at-pr esent,. Yet there’ ‘Ane as characters in this movie,

‘Vor my Money, the movie scene

*For instance, the: major" ‘effort

Conservative warit-of-confidenre
supply motion was obvious. mat-
erfal’ for ‘an: election, ‘paniphlet.
Mr, Howe set. forth: vey care-
fully <the: facts of: the ‘qurrent
prosperity. and then: argued
impressively that it hadn't hap-
pened ‘by chance but in-accord-
ance’ with. soundly thought-out
government: policies--and that
it would ‘wither. rapidly if the
economic policies of the oppos-
ition were to prevail.’

‘Then the. PM, speaking a little
later in. the debate on the
speakership problem, loosened
up with a husting oration such
as he hasn't delivered since the
1953 election, It was a -straight
campaign oration, intended
apparently to re-assure any of
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VANCOUVER =A large in-
crtase
‘Ischolarships for; prospective for'-
esiy students is needed to “Aal-
Jeviate a serious crisis in British
Columbia’ forest, industry, Dean
of'Forestry: George: 8. Allen of
the’ University of British Colum-

Needle hata

In university entrance

ting fearful Jest he had lost his

f hay
ighlgAR te Met Har ties
tee i still packed in his rep-
ertoire plenty of the stuff for
which cleeton Unie calls,
Around the House of Commons
the PM's speech has had an
electric effect. on the morale ol
the Liberal MP's. They are sny-
Ing now that they are ready to
have an election called any time,
And they are saying It. confid-

 

bia sald In, a statement lasuied
tolay, ©

"Ty British’ Cohimbia. we {nce
A ‘genordl shortage of trained
me of th kinds, Dean, ‘Allen:
8n .
The situation ig most: rorlons
In the woods which support such
a large part of our economy:
“Only 26 men graduated this
yonr to fill more than 100 avall-
ble positions, ‘This has been
happening. for several years.
Plang carefully developed by
government and industry | ean
nov be put Inta practice If this
poes on.”

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NUPH 16
ROAD GRAVELLING
— OPERATIONS

" he travelling public Iv re-
quested to proceed with cane
(ton dn the Galloway Rapids
em Smolt Area, commencing
Monday, 26th, and until fire
(her notlee,

~ Obsorve Signs and
Signals
Minlmizo Dolays

for Mintater of Mighways
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lbers of the. Legislature, together ;

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See Marks Pouring
= 01 Concrete For Big Job

Special to The Daily News

~ VANCOUVER—Construetion of Canada’s sec-
ond largest cantilever span, the new $16,000,000 Sec-
ond: Narrows Bridge, was marked officially last
Thursday at a-ceremony at which Health Minister
Erie C. Martin tripped the lever for the official con-

crete. pour at the bridge’ s Nor th Vancouver approach- |

 

es.”

“Present ‘for the “eonerele
pour”. were Premier W. A.. C.
Bennett, Attorney-General Rob-..
ert Bonner, Highways Minister
PAY Gaglardi, and other mem-.

Proposed completion Gate. for
the first contract ‘is August,
1957, The bridge is scheduled to
vo into use by . mid-summer,
1958,

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with Mayor C, W. Cates of North |
Vancouver and Reeve. Grant
Vancouver | and - Vancouver's
Mayor Fred Hume. Music was’ / Cg
provided by the City of Van- | y
conver Firemen’'s. Band. ,
First contract ‘for the bridge, ||- Boe a:
wit-Raymond of North -Vancou- :
covering substructure and -ap-
ver for approximate:y $4,300,000.
Consulting engineers are Swan,
Wooster and Partners, Vanco Air Lines
To span 2,800 feet of water, ,
the new six-lane high level To KETCHIKAN
bridge will have a steel super-
structure 3,200 feet long and a and all Alaska
cantilever main span 1,100 feel
with connections (oa
to

Currie of thé District of North

proaches, has: been let to, Kle- a -
LLI 5

ver: :

in length. Construction will be

of reinforced, prestressed can-
erete, using 120-foot girders, |

Minimum vertical clearance !s WHITEHORSE
set at 145 feet, | AND
“Grade separations with under- |

passes are proposed at Dollar-' SEATTLE

ton Highway on the North Shore |
ond at Cambridge with Skeena:
and Cassiar Streets, and at the
main approach with Skeena

Phone 22.23

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Try Daily News Classifieds :

“and form.a part of the Trans-Canada. Highway system, together’ os of it ied:
with: the new: Oak: Street Bridge, Deas Tunnel, Aggasiz- -Rosedale: ato Bre a ey ,
2. must. ‘combine | tradition with

; flexibility. ue
Speaking of the purpose. of the
“University Dr, “MacKenzie listed
‘three basic. areas of endeavor:
“teaching, research, and service
to the community appropriate
to an academic institution,”

In the sectlon of the report
dealing with the faculty of Grad-

expresses the hope that\by 1957 :
“we shall have enough perma We

co

has now. come to pursue vigor-
our program of development. ‘in
graduate work, without . sacri-

reputation we have achieved. ue

“So far Lhe general., “policy
facilitating graduate work: has
been deliberately ‘conservative,
Our first concern has bean .to
maintain high standards, , The
standing which our’ students
have achieved suggests that our
caution: was wise in the,gireum-
stances,
"YT hope we can achieve a het:
ter, balance. between the,.oppor-

Sie etbovet a Sa

‘and facully rsearch in {he -phy-
sical .sclences and humanities,‘

sciences,”
- In his report, Dr. Myekenzl

ent bulldings’ to replaces: all o
the huts we. now occupy,

used for-leclure and Inhoraitory
space’ on the campus. a ,

  

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