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By: -KEN METHERAL
: Canadian Press, Staff Welter :

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the bigger. phase of: ‘the. project

| ne eis. optimistic the salmon vb on the
Nass River tan be. solved,’
| We:know we.can get the fish up. “The finger-
ling re thé hard ones to handle, But it’s not an ob-
atdele that-can’t be overcome,” he feels,
a Whether Prince Rupert gets the decision or not,
even ag/an -adjacent corny it stands lo. _ Bain
much. from the project, « + :
Finan lan neing of 56 work was shared 40 per cent by
Ventures, 30. per cent by F Frobisher, 80 per cent by
‘Quebec: Metallurgica) cing Ltd, -another
affiliate, aE
ty "Sint ) He wnt of ‘he AV enterprise
would bea:primary Moe intustry, avawing | iron ore
from the. al Charlottes,

   
  

  

  

 

   
   
  
    
 

   
    

‘|ing fought in:
paper: ‘industry. « eg ed

“1 sttuggling under adversity.” .

— better. ne
le _ Miscout.

me per. of two: national: ‘daily. papet's |),

have thrown ‘into: shatp ‘relief|
the struggle for: survival now. be-
“Biltain’s ” “news: |

*So. Serious: ‘has. the: stiua
become’ that “in. ‘this, the : ‘most |.
competitive: of: ‘industriés,” ‘the
more’ prosperous, publisher's now

, are. giving serious consideration
to the problem-of” helping. their
‘weaker rivals;.

- "The - most. ‘forthright: offer of

- <4 |help has.come: from The. Daily
- | Express,
. publisher Lord. Beaverbrook,

e- UNDER ADVERSITY. ks |

‘owned by © Canadian

“Commenting on 'an’.announce-

wey ment by: Hulton: ‘Préss. Limited
.>/| that :the. once- thriving: “wee
oe Picture. ‘Post, will cease. publica:
19" tion: Jtine Land: on: “uncontra-
i 28 dicted ‘réports” ofa. forthcoming.

merger between:The Daily; “Her-'

ald and.The: News « -Chronicle,
“ The Express says _
ready to do its part in any. plan

it
“to fortify. newspapers that. are

Tom Blackburn, chairman. of
The Express, says the initiative

‘| for such a- plan’. should ‘come
of this. capital, for the. first time,

‘from outside : ‘the *. ni

“But we are. arixious and will-

fing to help -if any « “plans: are.
|mooted, We feel thig:is a: matter
that affects the :hedlth of. the
{whole democratic -. ‘community.
‘1It is in the. public’ ‘interest ‘that
- there should: be. the fullest: and

freest “expression. ‘of opinion in
the. press—the more’ Papers the

   

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In: ‘his “dnnual!’ ‘report,

in the genera
industry itself.

ly weak papers would be a re
duction in. -newsprint.
which now are six times. th
pre-war figure and which ac:

newspaper production :costs,

. In addition, he says news
papers must modernize thei
plants to make the fullest pos-
sible use of mechanical devices
and suggests British newspaper
owners and union leaders should
meet to discuss such matters as
“a matter of urgency.”

- Launched In 1938, The Pleture
Post. enjoyed meteoric success
Immediately after the Second}
World War when {ts clreulation
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her ‘expressifig concern for the , March, is
marginal

‘Lord
Kémsley says the general news-
paper - scene. “will, surely - ‘deter-
|iorate” unless there are “radi-
_ peal" changes
“) business climate, and within the

He says one iboon:to fi financial-

costs,

count for, about 30 per cent of

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BUDAPEST (” —-. Hungary's
Roman Catholle “peace priests”
have decided to continue co-op-
crating with the Communist-
the of-,
ficial MTY news agency sald
Tuesday, Roman Catholic lond- |
ars have apposed “the National
Ponce Commrltce of Catholle
Pricata because It co- ‘operated
with the Communist ‘regimes,
Some Catholics say only. 600 of,
ahout 12 (000 prleats someale

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dqwn and try. and forget: polit
But:.not.fok longsby thee

tions—in ‘Delta, °
‘Cariboo, brought” about: by. the
resignation, to fin for the. Com:
mons, ‘of. Mr.: Thomas:Irwin: in
‘Delta, and two: déaths—Mr.
Winch: ii Burnaby and Mr, Chet-
wynd: in ‘Cariboo. | on:

“It ‘seeins we; can never, ‘be. free
‘for. long of electioneering in this
province. However, ‘it does: keep

into: the: peopie a. knowledge’ of,
and curiosity in their ‘own: até
fai irs, all of, which is. healthy.”

 

Next time “You. ‘Gome “here to
your’: ‘capital : ‘you'll “see Capt.
Vancouver: ‘atop the dome of: the
Legislative - “Buildings” dn. a new
glitter. of ‘gold ‘paint.

It’s a‘ good ‘thing: Capt; George
was taken. “down ‘some: weeks’ ago
for, cleaning.and. painting, There

removal, and’ the statue, in’ its
new: coat: of. paint; was: ‘put on
public .view; so that. the. ‘people

:'\Feally:.came ‘to: ‘know ‘who itzis

looking ‘out over Victoria, . and
floodlit, at night...

. Visitors are, always, ‘curious
about: the statue on-top of: ‘the
Buildings.’ When ‘they. ask’ ‘the
citizens who: it is. however,: the
ritizens show great ignorance.
They. just. didn’t know, ‘most’ oft;
them, until now. Now most peo-!
ple here know it's Capt. George
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Tig: torn: away, ° ‘the
statues,on, “the : library wing of
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it’s just.as..well citizens. should
know who they are; for tourist

have: tremendous curiosity. about |
statues, and ask ‘*penetralitif’

cabinet are running ‘about. all|

extent that, a cibt: gen,’ ;contlnig to .

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(of summer. thete'll be. ‘a! ite :
election” in B. C.—three. by-elec- |.
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East | indian

iForesees War |
Within Year -

VANCOUVER. QA prominent
East. Indian. says that a’ major
war. will’. envelope . the | world
within one: year,”

Amar: Sifigh Khalsa said in an{:
interview ‘Monday that world
war three will break’ out. In the
middle east, and all Known ato«
mic and, hydrogen Weapons will
be used. Ss

“Mr. Khalsa, aged’ 85, a’ ‘member
of the Indian ‘coitgress, is foun-
der and ‘chief. editor of : ‘India’ s
biggest Native-language . news-
paper,: Sardar, published ‘in’ the
city of. Lucknow. He was ‘sting
, Vancouver,

“MY, Khalsa has given up ac-
itive’ participation in government:
affairs, and now devotes his life
to world.) imissionary, work.

 

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LUZERN Suitibrland tee ‘Roe

 

convéntion, were’ told. Tuesday s
that their organization j is strong-}
er ‘financially ‘than ‘ever’ before.

 

1 questions about them.
These library statues, in stone,,

in the long ago, and had nmiuch’

e Cook, Chief Maquinna, the far-

seeing Indian of the West Coast:
Sir Matthew B.. Begbie, -
: Chief Justice of fhe Crown Col-
r ony of British’ Columbia; Dr

John McLotighlin, in charge of
Fort Vancouver;’ Sir Francis
Drake, whom some historians be-
lieve ‘sailed into the Strait. of,
Juan de Fuca; Sir Jameg Douglas
founder of Victoria and father.
of British. Columbia; Simon Fra-
sd, discoverer of the great B.C,
‘waterway that béars his name;
Sir Alexander Mackenzie, wht
crossed from Canada hy land §o
the Pacific coast; Anthony a

explored nue are the. Cohimbls a
River country; Col, R. C, Moody,
who hrought the Royal Engin
cérg to B.C.; Lord Lytton, cole
onia) secretary In the a
fovernment when Vancoui

Island and British Columbia
were crown colonies; Dr, John
Sebastian Helmcken, ‘carly-day
M.D, In Fort Victoria, Mr. Spea-

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By GEORGE CORNELL h
“NEW ‘YORK: iM “—~ From: the
[great : to. the lowly, Billy :Gra-
ham is attracting a wide variety
of listeners to his nightly. rallies.
+ They come from all- levels, the
men and the meek, ‘the /0b-

poor, “Negro, ‘white, ald and
young. 7

It's a spectrum of the city, a
kind of crowd difficult to. label.

> They poured out of subways,
wandered. in off. the street and
stepped out of taxicabs and lim-
ousines,. .Monday night, 16, 000 of
them, in. sleek finery and drab
cast-offs.:

Prominent folk. Ike actress
Greer. Garson,’ ‘movie. mogul
"\Adolph Zukor. ‘and’ singer Pearl) ~
Bailey. have shown up at: the
huge. gatherings - at Madison
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‘frayed ‘suits™ “with: tles askew,
women An: heavy. makeup and
; women ‘th-no makeup, prim and
‘pale, s soldiers . and sailors,. girls
in slacks and others in sparkling

being exposed: ‘to public view; and' tarians meeting’ ‘here. in’ atinual: necklaces, ‘businessmen,’ couples -

earrying: ‘their: bibles,
LOFFERS: “NEW LIFE"
 As‘of’ Monday night, attend-

lance at-the crusade’ in six days|+

_ totalled 100,000, If.the pace con-
tinues, . ‘the. figures. -will. come

Richard EB. Vernor of Chicago ‘near 750,000 in the scheduled
to. do. with the discovery. and “showed a balance in the surplus: six':weeks of: the. drive.

founding of British, Columbia: | account at the close of the last
Capt, Vancouver’ and Capt. fiscal year. of $2,399,877, highest | to Graham’

“So far, 3,046 have responded
s plea ¢lo “accept

oe ‘want you * to” walk” a new |
road, live a new -Iife’ and. bea
new: creation: in’ Jesus Christ,”
he: appealed to the crowd Mon-.

smacked: his hands.
; “Get up oul of: that seat and

{come and. stand and say I. give

myself without reservation to
Jesus Christ. "
“Modern.
erlppled. Our wills are, withered
and paralyzed. , , materialism,
worldliziess, greed and. lust have
made, us” a * nation ’ of moral
cripples.

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