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Qrk THE VANCOUVER SUN: Jan. 4, 1955 'COMPANIES FORCED' MtltdGlOGlUL OWIllON-OtFAtlMtNt Of lUNPQH'UNAO. WEATHER MAP PREPARED FOR THE SUM 1 IV TH! DOMINION HJIUC WCATHU OFFICl jj VANCOUVfR. C. Provincial Timber Policies Attacked The provincial government was accused of usinz Its Canada Lifts Ban On Dutch Family Immigrant Here Separated From Wife, Children for 18 Months one per cent tax on timber stands to force lumber com panies to accept its torest management plan in a speech Monday night by Gordon Gibson, Liberal MLA for Lil- looet.

in Vancouver and the happi-wife here." "I am the happiest man est day will be when I see my Those were the words of Dutch Immigrant Peter God- froid when he learned the Cana dian immigration department Man Finds Drug Cache; 2 Arrested Hp from an alert citizen led had ruled his wife and three Mr. Gibson, speaking over the CBC on free political broadcasting time, stressed his continued opposition to forest management licences. Most large companies had once opposed- forest management licences, he said, but had been forced to change their views. "Here is what forced them," he said. "The government put into effect a one per cent tax children eligible to enter this country provided they meet Services' Mail Setup Changed health requirements.

CANADA'S WEATHER PICTURE TODAY Godfroid has not seen them Vice-chairman for the B.C. Red Cross campaign committee is Rear Admiral V. C. Brodeur. Annual Red Cross appeal opens March 1 since he left Amsterdam 18 creasing to southeast 35 afternoon.

Low, high Port Hardy, Sandsptt, Prince Hupert, 35-40. months ago to come to Canada. DELAY UNEXPLAINED to the arrest of two men found loitering near a drug cache near a pole in a lane off the 400-block Abbott Monday. Okanagan, 1 1 1 South Tliomumn. Cloudy, milder Wed A previous application for his per year on all standing privately-owned timber.

This should amount to $2000 per year per limit. B.C. SYNOPSIS Southeast gales which have been general over the exposed B.C. coast during the night vlli shift abruptly to fresh westerlies over the north coast this morning and over the south coast during the afternoon. Rain Is occurring along the coast ahead of the storm, with cloudy, showery conditions expected in its wake.

Snow flurries are expected through the interior todav. with Vancouver postmaster James Turner today announced new postal addresses for servicemen in the Far East and Europe. The new addresses replace Vancouver, Georgia Strait, Victoria. Cloudy with scattered showers overnight, Wednesday. Low tonight, high Wednesday it Vancouver, 33-40; Nanaimo, 32-40; Victoria, 35-40.

Lower Fraser Valley Cloudy with scattered showers overnight, Wednesday. Milder. Low, high 32-40. West Toast Vancouver Island-Wind southeast 3. Low, high Estevan, 35-42.

Northern B.C. Cloudy Wednesday w'ti? rain beginning In afternoon. Wind south 13 morning, In One of the suspects was family's admittance was held up in April last year "for additional information." No fur "Here's the joker: If you take nesday. Low, high Pentlcton, Kam-loops, Lytton, 25-33. Cariboo, Kootcnay, North Thompson, Princr George, Bulkley Valley, Northern B.C.

Cloudy, a little Wednesday. Low, high Prince George, 15-30; Smithers, 25-35; Telegraph Creek, 15-25; Cranbrook, 15-30; Crescent Valley-Kevelstoke, 30-30. ther explanation was given for released by police a few hours later but the second is still in Jail for investigation. the designation "co Two Russians Lead In Chess HASTINGS, England (AP) out a forest management licence, you don't have to pay the one per cent tax. the delay in granting immigrant status.

cloudy, milder weather conttnu-; wg uuuugn weanesaay. Discovery of the cache was Letters for Army and Royal Canadian Force personnel "That has forced most large The 46-year-old paint-maker, TEMPERATURES ACROSS THE CONTINENT timber holding companies to go in the Far East are to be sent With five of the nine rounds made by Charles Miller, employee of Frank L. Bott and Company, 418 Abbott. Min. Max.

Prec. Min. Max. Prec. along with this governments now living at 2134 Macdonald, said in September that authorities might have suspected him 29 to "CAPO 5000.

5001 or 5003, Vancouver," with the service St. Johns 25 Halifax 27 Min. Max. Prec. Saskatoon -1 19 Prince Albert -8 13 Lethbridge 22 31 idea, whether they like it or 34 in the premier tournament of the Hastings international chess tournament completed Monday, Miller dug up a small match not." man's number, rank, name and Calgary 24 He denounced the proposal to Edmonton 13 no the two Soviet players, Paul Crescent Valley Prince Rupert Prince George Fort St.

John Whitehorse Seattle Spokane Portland San Francisco Los Angeles 16 28 .02 38 46 .09 9 23 16 25 21 31 28 44 16 30 32 43 32 51 40 56 box containing seven capsules of white powder, five of them wrapped in silver paper, after unit. The same applies for Euro' of being a Nazi collaborator during the Second World War. He flatly denied any such allegation and claimed he maintained no subversive party Montreal 21 26 .03 Ottawa 20 29 Norths Bay 5 25 Port Arthur .10 34 .01 Winnipeg 7 9 .07 Brandon -1 5 .03 Eegina -7 14 Keres and Vasily Smyslov, process advertised forest licence applications during the .01 Kamloops 14 20 Pentlcton 18 30 Vancouver 34 38 New Westminster 30 35 Victoria 36 41 pean mail with the numbers shared the lead with four points he had seen a man acting suspiciously In the vicinity. each. "CAPO 5050, 5051, 5052 or 5053, Montreal, Que." forest inquiry under Chief Justice Gordon Sloan.

It would be easier to "hold back" these In the fifth round of games, He called police but before he could return the matchbox and Mail for Navy personnel in the Far East is to be sent to MEDICAL CHECKS licences than to "take them Ludek Pachman of Czechoslovakia drew with Keres and William Fairhurst of Britain back," he said. "CNPO 5075, Victoria," or Now that a review of the case has brought a favorable "CNPO 5074, Vancouver," with lost to Smyslov. Keres went on Destructive Euro pea Threatens Japanese decision, Godfroids wife Cor Starling Variety the serviceman's rank, name, its contents to the place where he found them another man arrived on the scene. Police picked up the suspects a short distance away and seized the capsules of white powder for analysis. official number and name of to win his adjourned second-round game with Wolfgang Un-zlcker of West Germany.

Alberta Bishop Conducts Retreat nelia, his sons John, 18, and Fred, 17, and his daughter Carla, 3, will have to undergo ship. Jan Hein Donner, the Dutch "CNPO 5071, Halifax, Nova Scotia," and "CNPO 5073, Mont- medical checkups at the Cana champion, drew with Charles The Bishop of Edmonton, Rt. dian immigration office in The real, Que." is the new ttavy Alexander of Britain in 39 Rev. Howard Hewlett Clark, Is address for European mail. Hague.

"After that it's only a mat moves after four hours, using until 1966 but apparently the Japanese starling is giving up its coastal home without a fight. conducting a retreat at Angli the Dutch defence. can Theological College In Van couver today. ter ol getting them here as fast as possible," Godfroid said. During the lengthy delay on Dr.

Clark is conducting New Senators To Be Appointed Service Recognized MONTREAL (BUP) The Engineering Institute of Canada has awarded the Sir John Kennedy medal in recognition of outstanding service toward Canada's development to John B. Stirling, president of E. G. M. Cape and Co.

of Montreal. prayers and giving addresses to his family's application God Anglican College students and faculty members today and will froid was forced to sell a modest 10-acre farm he had pur return to Edmonton Wednes ing in B.C., too, but we don't know where," Mr. Hughes said. SEAGULLS NUMEROUS Armed with notebooks and binoculars, the club also counted more than 6,000 seagulls. Among the 73 different species counted, seagulls and pine siskins, a member of the sparrow family, were the most predominent.

Survey results will be sent to the Ottawa Field Naturalist Club, winch compiles counts from, all over Canada and publishes them in Canadian Field Naturalist magazine. Members combed Lynn Val chased on Lulu island. The destructive European starling, first seen In Vancouver only four years ago, Is increasing so rapidly It will drive the familiar Japanese starling from the coast. This discovery was made last week as more than 25 members of Vancouver Natural Historical Society counted 17,401 birds In the Vancouver area in one day. ONE SIDED FIGHT William M.

Hughes, in charge of the survey, said there were 2,741 European starlings counted and they were increasing in "leaps and bounds." Experts predicted the strug day. Hughes said the European bird has "taken over" in Toronto and several eastern American cities. The starling in North America today descended from about 100 that were imported from England in 1890 and 1891 and placed in Central Park in New York. "The starling, damages crops, dirties up cities and destroys nesting places of native birds," Mr. Hughes said.

The bird is thought to nest In Alberta and Saskatchewan. USE UNIONS MEET HERE TONIGHT United Steelworkers of America. Loral 3376 (CIOi, New Steel Hall, 33 East Broadway, 8 p.m. Vancouver, New Westminster and District Trades and Labor Council (AFL), Labor Temple Auditorium, 8 p.m. Tile, Marble and Terrazzo Helpers, Local 78 (AFL), Labor Temple, 8 p.m.

International Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron Shin Builder! and Helpers (AFL), 629 Beatty, 8 p.m. United Packinghouse Workers of America, Local 341 (CIO), New Steel Hall, 8 p.m. SDMUS Strike Vote Set WINDSOR, Ont. (CP) A strike vote of all eligible workers at the Chrysler Corporation of Canada is planned for next Sunday, union officials report. HALIFAX, N.S.

(BUP) Three prominent Nova Scotians are expected to be appointed to the. senate this week, the Halifax Chronicle-Herald says. The newspaper's Ottawa correspondent quoted a "high government official" as saying the appointments of former acting-premier Harold Connolly of Halifax, 'Doctor Donald Smith of Liverpool, and Doctor M. G. Tomkins ol Glace Bay, was attacks germ poisons ley, Stanley Park, Spanish AND rAMPHLR AX TOO MOO STOIC-MAM lODATt Almost 40 years were required to build Salisbury cathedral, completed in 1258.

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