SPORTS
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permitting
therell
he
heavy
schedule
of
sports
on
weekend
Surprising
Twins
take
over
second
place
in
American
League
Bert
Olmstead
unhappy
with
move
to
Rangers
from
Leafs
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of
Connaught
Junior
High
School
should
be
completed
just
about
a
year
after
the
former
12
classroom
school
was
destroyed
by
fire
early
last
October
says
School
District
57
Property
Manager
1
IN
20
VOTERS
WITHOUT
WORK
OTTAWA
CD
John
Turn
Turner
�
er
Liberal
candidate
for
Monti
cal
St
Lawrence
in
the
June
18
federal
election
said
Thursday
about
one
out
of
every
20
Canadians
who
have
a
vote
do
not
have
a
job
Thursday
was
the
warmest
day
so
far
this
year
with
a
reading
of
C9
degrees
Mostly
cloudy
weather
is
still
being
forecast
with
cool
tem
pcraluics
continuing
Saturday
Winds
northwesterly
15
in
the
afternoon
otherwise
light
Low
tonight
and
high
Satuulay
at
Prince
George
38
and
65
Qucsnel
40
and
70
Smithers
40
and
00
Sunday
outlook
Sunny
with
cloudy
periods
Continuing
cool
Possible
shower
activity
Peace
River
Sunny
with
cloudy
periods
Satuulay
Little
change
in
temperature
Winds
Wcsleily
15
Low
tonight
and
high
Saturday
at
Grande
Praiiie
45
and
CO
LAST
24
HOURS
Hi
Lo
Pre
Prince
George
Tcirace
Smithers
Qucsnel
Williams
Lake
Kamloops
Foit
Nelson
Foit
St
John
Dawson
Creek
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PICKERS
NEEDED
VANCOUVER
CPl
Farm
labor
officials
said
Thursday
7000
pickers
will
be
requited
to
lianest
the
Praser
Valley
blraw
berry
crop
tins
ear
The
lianest
is
expected
to
begin
about
June
20
HALF-MILE-WIDE
Sees
i
errace
Isme
j
Candidate
Charlie
Graham
was
spotted
tother
afternoon
slip
slipping
�
ping
suneptitiously
out
of
the
Tory
headquarters
where
Gus
Hendersons
campaign
manager
Ernie
Burden
had
presented
Marv
with
a
coupla
Gus
4
Us
pens
Memo
to
City
Swim
Pool
Boss
Bill
Woycik
Why
this
Ma
Murrays
inimitable
style
came
through
when
she
wrote
in
her
BJdgo
River
News
Miss
-
the
new
swim
swimming
�
ming
instructor
is
heic
and
she
looks
every
bit
as
promising
as
last
years
appointee
and
without
any
fanfaie
Wow
Wonder
what
those
chamber
of
commerce
types
from
vatious
communities
who
voted
down
tho
PG
C
of
C
motion
to
seek
lower
gasoline
pticcs
are
think
thinking
�
ing
now
theyve
hcaul
the
news
that
some
oil
companies
have
raised
the
pi
ice
thioughout
BC
Big
winners
in
the
1000-4-5
draw
run
off
last
night
by-
local
so
called
service
club
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Staff
A
half-mile-wide
sea
of
blue
grey
mud
has
blocked
the
Kitimat
Terrace
highway
for
the
second
time
in
three
weeks
A
5000
foot
stretch
of
road
and
a
government
campsite
was
pushed
into
Cakelse
Lake
Thursday
Government
engineers
from
Victoria
and
crews
from
the
Department
of
Highways
offices
at
Terrace
were
at
the
scene
of
the
slide
caused
by
an
under
underground
�
ground
upheaval
this
morning
investigating
the
situation
Still
movMt
eaily
today
the
slide
severed
Kitimats
only
load
connc
on
with
the
rest
of
the
provin
and
cut
off
the
power
supply
f
om
the
Alumi
Aluminum
�
num
Co
of
Canada
hydro
dam
at
Kemano
to
Terrace
Officials
said
it
was
lucky
the
Rain
Slows
Down
Paving
Program
Rainy
weather
continues
to
postpone
the
city
puha
mixing
temporary
pavement
program
on
mote
than
80
blocks
City
Works
Superintendent
BU
Jones
said
today
crews
which
would
be
working
at
the
pulva
mixing
are
doing
other
jobs
One
of
the
main
purposes
of
pulva
mix
is
to
form
a
good
footing
for
future
asphalting
as
well
as
to
cut
down
on
the
dust
problem
We
certainly
dont
have
any
dust
today
said
Mr
Jones
About
the
same
amount
of
pulva
mixing
was
scheduled
last
j
ear
Weather
held
back
the
program
dunng
19G1
too
It
will
take
about
a
week
of
drying
out
befote
crews
can
get
at
the
program
this
jear
Now
Hear
This
An
observer
sez
there
are
so
many
tourist
s
standing
around
outside
the
local
UIC
office
these
das
the
cit
should
build
benches
along
the
side
sidewalk
�
walk
Rumots
flying
around
town
that
CPA
intends
to
take
its
Rritannias
off
the
Vancouver
Ptince
George
Wlntehoiso
run
are
without
foundation
se
loa
CPA
Uoss
man
Earl
Brown
The
company
is
putting
a
DC
Gil
on
its
Vancouver
Prince
Rupett
tun
and
has
a
DC3
on
shuttle
service
between
Fort
St
John
and
Foit
Nelson
while
the
Nel
Nelson
�
son
airpott
is
breaking
up
But
theies
no
scheme
afoot
to
ie
mosc
the
B
rit
an
in
a
s
Flicnds
ami
he
has
a
gteat
many
offeted
congtats
jester
day
to
Canadian
Lcgionaitc
and
popular
PG
Oldtimer
Dill
Bexon
who
celebrated
his
70th
birth
birthday
�
day
and
his
41st
jcar
in
this
city
Tis
amazin
tho
lengths
some
folks
will
go
to
get
a
free
ballpoint
pen
Marvin
Mandle
-
fps-
--
slide
did
not
occur
during
the
tourist
season
when
the
60
camp
site
one
of
the
largest
in
BC
would
be
packed
TRAINS
RUNNING
The
Canadian
National
Rail
Railway
�
way
track
to
Kitimat
on
the
other
side
of
the
lake
was
not
affected
Special
trains
were
to
be
run
to
take
care
of
stranded
motorists
on
both
sides
of
the
upheaval
One
witness
said
massive
trees
were
being
carried
by
the
ooze
into
the
lake
at
a
rate
of
about
three
miles
an
hour
Thete
was
a
whole
island
of
trees
that
had
been
taken
off
the
side
of
the
lake
and
arc
now
in
the
middle
of
the
lake
In
places
it
looks
like
a
river
of
mud
Six
hjdro
poles
were
snapped
off
by
the
slide
and
several
earthmoving
machines
left
in
the
area
disappeated
The
slide
bypassed
the
pn
vate
resort
at
Water
Lily
Bay
iSSS
while
startled
spectators
i
watched
TREES
CRACKLING
Witnesses
said
they
could
hear
the
giant
trees
crackling
as
they
weie
carried
m
the
ooze
The
campsite
under
construe
tion
for
three
years
cost
100
i
000
to
date
The
slide
is
about
three
qiut
lers
of
a
mile
from
another
Hut
swallowed
almost
a
mile
of
the
highway
May
25
The
highways
depattment
had
been
building
a
detour
around
the
other
slide
Patt
of
the
detour
disappeared
in
Thursdays
upheaval
RCMP
said
it
would
take
at
least
two
weeks
to
complete
an
other
toad
link
Meanwhile
soil
cxpetts
will
study
the
situation
Construction
foreman
Bob
McEachern
of
Terrace
said
a
tractor
and
a
road
scraper
both
weighing
aboul
35
tons
disap
disappeared
�
peared
into
the
slide
MOVING
MOUNTAIN
It
was
like
a
mountain
mov-
cant
we
get
news
items
like
ling
itself
down
into
the
lake
It
started
about
2000
feet
above
the
lake
and
slipped
right
down
and
out
into
the
lake
for
about
half
a
mile
The
surface
of
the
ground
feels
solid
tho
roots
of
the
trees
are
all
light
rocks
show
but
underneath
there
is
a
layer
of
fluid
blue
clay
Photographer
Ma
Patzclt
of
Kitimat
who
flew
over
tho
up
upheaval
�
heaval
said
mud
flowed
from
the
hill
over
an
old
load
over
a
new
road
through
the
camp
site
and
out
into
the
lake
An
America
tourist
had
a
trailer
in
the
campsite
and
as
we
flew
over
we
could
see
it
out
on
the
island
among
the
trees
There
was
a
tiee
across
man
acuve
unerai
campaign
weie
uni
carmichaei
and
Bill
i
it
its
not
leally
an
island
vvoiker
and
son-in-law
of
Giit
Dagg
who
split
a
ducat
more
like
a
peninsula
The
Only
Daily
Newspaper
Serving
North
Central
British
Columbia
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GEORGE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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8
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Top
floor
of
the
classroom
block
should
be
ready
by
the
end
of
the
month
so
that
materials
from
the
Civic
Centre
can
be
stored
there
during
the
summer
VandcrVoort
photo
Jayne
Does
Strip
Twist
ROME
AP
Bosomy
Jayne
Mansfield
twisted
down
to
her
lace
brassiere
no
striptease
just
an
accident
she
said
in
a
night
of
Roman
partying
that
ended
early
today
Striptease
by
La
Mansfield
headlined
Romes
II
Messag
geio
Not
tiue
said
Jayne
it
was
no
striptease
I
just
hap
happened
�
pened
to
be
wearing
a
very
loose
fitting
dress
Occasionally
it
came
apart
Jajnc
wore
a
low
cut
polka
clot
cocktail
dress
Thursday
night
as
she
and
her
husband
Mickey
Hargitay
first
went
to
a
movie
studio
party
then
to
a
Rome
night
club
At
both
places
the
blonde
actress
here
making
a
movie
called
Panic
Button
created
small
panic
She
twisted
And
as
she
twist
twisted
�
ed
her
dress
slipped
off
her
kitoli
JAYNE
MANSFIELD
dress
came
apart
shoulders
leaving
only
a
black
and
rose
lace
bra
above
the
waist
It
happened
at
both
the
party
and
the
night
club
I
tried
to
hold
my
chess
to-
Igelher
Jayne
said
I
guess
ivwsung
wasn
i
tne
oesi
iiuhk
to
do
in
that
dress
ALL
SYSTEMS
ARE
GO
VICTORIA
CP
Govern
Government
�
ment
officials
said
Thursday
economic
trends
reported
so
far
this
year
show
a
healthy
upsurge
in
BC
business
It
may
be
a
little
early
but
certainly
at
this
stage
all
systems
are
go
said
a
spokesman
Among
the
factors
were
these
Quatlerly
mining
figutcs
show
a
four-per-cent
gain
in
coal
production
and
a
two-percent
increase
for
gold
BY
WILUSTON
To
SLutfib
Third
University
Plan
For
City
Given
Okay
VANCOUVER
Special
Gordon
II
Elliott
English
lecturer
at
the
University
of
BC
lias
been
appointed
resident
UBC
instructor
in
Prince
George
for
the
19G2
63
academic
year
President
N
A
M
MacKenzie
announced
Thurs
Thursday
�
day
that
the
senate
and
the
board
of
governors
have
approved
continuation
of
the
extra
mural
teaching
program
for
the
third
consecutive
year
Mr
Elliott
will
teach
two
English
courses
and
a
history
course
The
Prince
George
school
board
underwrites
the
program
students
register
with
UBC
and
pay
a
fee
of
GG
per
course
IN
KOOTENAYS
More
Than
5
Bonk
names
aet
on
TRAIL
CP
A
mass
fire
demonstration
in
which
more
than
50
homes
of
Sons
of
Freedom
Doukhobors
were
set
on
fire
in
three
Frccdomitc
villages
in
the
Koolenays
was
reported
today
by
RCMP
Fotty
homes
weie
reported
binning
at
Ktestova
10
at
the
village
of
Shoicactes
and
thtee
more
at
Kilpin
Authorities
said
the
burning
baildings
were
mostly
of
plywood
and
tarpaper
The
Fredomitcs
stood
around
and
watched
their
houses
bum
clown
There
was
no
nude
par
parading
�
ading
or
other
demonstration
The
local
feeling
among
those
who
know
the
Frcedomitcs
was
that
the
burningswerc
in
pro
test
against
Monday
s
prelimin
preliminary
�
ary
hearings
in
Vancouver
of
71
members
of
the
radical
sects
fraternal
council
charged
with
intimidation
against
the
gov
governments
�
ernments
of
Canada
and
BC
The
fires
came
with
the
RCMPs
special
I
for
Doukho
bor
Squad
out
of
town
prepar
preparing
�
ing
evidence
for
Mondays
hear
hearing
�
ing
in
Vancouver
Police
said
women
left
home
homeless
�
less
by
the
fires
had
moved
in
with
neighbors
to
whose
homes
they
transfer
ed
their
belong
belongings
�
ings
prior
to
setting
of
the
fires
Sec
earlier
Doukhobor
story
on
Page
3
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a
First
of
two
days
of
advance
polling
for
the
federal
election
opens
Satuiday
at
8
a
m
re
returning
�
turning
officer
K
Gary
Rob
Robinson
�
inson
said
today
The
other
one
is
Monday
For
Prince
George
and
sur
surrounding
�
rounding
area
the
poll
will
bo
held
in
Room
10D
of
the
Hotel
Simon
Traser
between
8
am
and
8
pm
during
the
two
days
According
to
regulations
if
a
voter
presumes
he
may
be
away
from
his
polling
division
on
June
18
he
can
vote
cither
June
9
or
11
Lists
were
prepared
by
icvis
ing
officer
Frank
Wheeler
last
week
after
250
persons
in
the
area
appeared
for
the
court
of
revision
There
arc
32
polling
divisions
in
Prince
George
Advance
polls
are
also
being
conducted
at
Vanderhoof
and
Qucsnel
Mr
Robinson
said
this
is
the
first
time
that
the
advance
poll
has
been
open
to
all
electors
Tried
in
Ontario
returning
of
ficers
noted
the
number
taking
advantage
of
the
poll
was
double
former
figures
During
the
last
federal
clec
tion
about
125
persons
took
ad
vantage
of
the
advance
poll
in
the
electoral
district
of
Cariboo
Lead
production
was
down
21
per
cent
for
the
first
two
months
but
other
figures
show
a
six
fold
increase
in
production
of
BC
crude
oil
and
a
28-per-cent
increase
in
natural
gas
production
Timber
scale
figures
which
indicate
the
level
of
logging
activity
were
17-per-cent
gteater
to
the
end
of
Febru
February
�
ary
compared
with
last
year
Quaiterly
figures
for
the
fish
industry
show
the
value
of
fish
landed
on
the
increase
Inquest
Ordered
After
Man
Dies
In
125
Foot
Fall
REVELSTOKE
CP
An
in
inquest
�
quest
has
been
ordered
for
Monday
into
the
death
of
51-ycar-old
Ralph
Victor
Rogers
whose
car
missed
a
curve
and
dropped
over
a
125
foot
cliff
between
Galina
Bay
and
Beaton
RCMP
said
the
accident
was
discovered
late
Tuesday
when
a
provincial
highways
department
workman
found
Rogers
body
in
the
car
at
the
bottom
of
a
canyon
Police
believe
Rogers
who
operated
a
resort
at
Gerard
about
70
miles
south
of
Revcl
stokc
left
Friday
on
a
trip
to
Kamloops
GRANT
CHOPPED
VANCOUVER
CP
The
Canada
Council
has
chopped
15000
from
its
annual
grant
to
the
Vancouver
International
Festival
This
years
giant
is
25000
There
arc
a
total
of
eight
ad
advance
�
vance
polls
in
the
Cariboo
this
year
Contract
To
Be
Given
Tuesday
Contract
for
construction
of
the
new
Royal
Canadian
Legion
branch
is
expected
to
be
award
awarded
�
ed
Tuesday
Finance
Committee
Chairman
Dennis
McDonald
said
today
He
said
the
low
bid
of
124000
by
M
and
G
Construction
of
Victoria
will
likely
be
accepted
but
that
all
sub
trades
will
be
local
Two
local
bids
were
re
reived
Dezcll
Constt
uction
at
127311
and
Heart
Construc
Construction
�
tion
at
133993
The
two
storey
structure
will
be
erected
on
four
lots
in
the
1300
block
Seventh
A
building
presently
on
the
site
will
be
re
removed
�
moved
this
weekend
and
the
lots
prepared
for
construction
Work
is
scheduled
to
statt
within
seven
days
from
award
awarding
�
ing
the
contract
Mr
McDonald
said
it
is
hoped
the
building
will
be
completed
in
time
for
an
official
opening
Nov
11
although
no
target
date
is
stipulated
in
the
contract
despite
a
drop
in
the
volume
Factory
shipments
for
Janu
January
�
ary
inctcascd
four
per
cent
The
number
of
new
housing
starts
made
during
the
first
two
months
showed
a
50
per
cent
gain
but
declined
in
March
to
give
a
10
per
cent
overall
increase
for
the
quar
quarter
�
ter
Unemployed
in
April
drop
dropped
�
ped
to
42000
from
the
46
000
of
the
previous
month
while
the
number
of
persons
The
percentage
of
the
lum
bcr
market
wc
have
had
in
the
Eastern
US
has
caused
a
gicat
furore
in
the
northwestern
states
he
commented
and
if
there
was
any
basic
reason
they
could
use
to
downgrade
our
lumber
theyd
probably
use
it
It
seems
funny
the
order
would
come
through
so
rapid
rapidly
�
ly
he
added
Mr
Williston
re
returned
�
turned
to
the
Lower
Mainland
early
today
MEETING
DUE
The
FHA
ruling
on
specifica
specifications
�
tions
was
that
BC
Spruce
could
take
10
per
cent
less
stress
than
regular
white
spruce
in
load
-
bearing
joints
and
rafters
Col
J
H
Jenkins
director
of
the
forest
products
research
branch
said
in
Ottawa
Thurs
day
night
Ins
department
disa
disagrees
�
grees
with
the
reasons
given
for
the
step
He
said
a
meeting
of
trade
and
forestry
department
offic
officials
�
ials
will
be
held
today
to
sec
what
will
be
the
next
step
The
problem
said
Col
Jenk
ins
is
mat
wnite
spruce
ana
Engclmann
spiucc
both
grow
in
Interior
BC
and
the
Ameri
can
authorities
claim
that
a
cer
certain
�
tain
amount
of
Engelmann
spruce
is
shipped
mjxpd
with
white
spruce
It
was
Very
dif
difficult
�
ficult
to
distinguish
the
two
species
In
Canada
Engclmann
is
as
strong
as
the
white
spruce
he
said
Canadian
lumber
stand
ards
did
not
diffcientialc
be
between
�
tween
them
PRODUCERS
ON
PAR
But
in
the
U
S
Englemann
spruce
u
up
t
10
per
cent
weaker
than
the
other
Col
Jenkins
said
the
Ameri
Americans
�
cans
dont
deny
the
Canadian
figures
that
the
spruces
in
Can
ada
arc
the
same
strength
But
they
said
they
had
to
put
BC
producers
on
a
parity
with
American
producers
of
Engle
mann
spruce
He
said
the
FHA
orlcr
doesnt
7c
a
Copy
p
affect
spruce
producers
in
other-
provinces
where
there
was
little
Englemann
spruce
grown
The
Northern
Intono
Lumber
Lumbermens
�
mens
Association
is
protesting
to
the
federal
government
over
what
it
terms
the
atbitray
de
decision
�
cision
which
effects
ony
BC
and
not
the
three
prairie
prov
provinces
�
inces
N1LA
Manager
Bob
Gallagher
said
today
the
proposed
reduc
reduction
�
tion
in
span
tables
is
the
most
serious
problem
facing
the
Noilhern
Intel
lor
lumber
in
industry
�
dustry
today
We
knew
it
was
there
but
wc
hoped
it
would
never
hap
happen
�
pen
The
Northern
Interior
Lunv
bermens
Association
is
whole
hcartedly
in
support
of
action
taken
by
the
CNR
in
abolishing
free
15
day
holdover
time
for
lumber
shipments
Manager
Bob
Gallagher
said
today
The
NILA
made
official
re
representation
�
presentation
to
the
board
of
transport
commissioners
and
the
railroads
a
year
ago
ad
advocating
�
vocating
this
move
he
said
We
support
it
for
the
simple
icason
it
will
mean
lumber
will
I
be
sold
on
a
firm
basis
in
or
Boom
Reported
by
Victoria
employed
rose
by
10000
to
517000
These
figures
show
71
per
cent
of
the
labor
force
with
out
jobs
compated
with
10
per
cent
a
year
ago
Increases
were
noted
in
gas
gasoline
�
oline
sales
retail
sales
life
insurance
sales
the
number
of
tourist
permits
issued
and
shipments
out
of
the
port
of
Vancouver
It
is
also
expected
that
capital
investments
will
at
least
equal
last
years
total
by
cAnniER
150
per
Month
owngrade
Put
ermeri
s
Mr
Williston
was
informed
of
the
FHA
downgrading
in
its
standards
of
specifications
for
housing
by
The
Citizen
in
a
telephone
conversation
from
Vanderhoof
where
he
spent
the
day
campaigning
for
Socrcd
candidate
Bert
Lcboc
Beefs
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
Ray
Williston
suggested
Thursday
night
that
the
US
Federal
Housing
Authoritys
downgrading
of
BC
spruce
could
be
the
result
of
pres
pressure
�
sure
from
Washington
and
Oregon
lumber
producers
No
Immediate
Quota
on
Canuck
Lumber
Slated
PORTLAND
AP
The
Lumbermens
Economic
Sur
Survival
�
vival
Committee
said
Thursday
the
U
S
tariff
commission
will
be
unable
to
put
any
immediate
quota
on
Canadian
lumber
im
ports
The
committee
which
earlier
this
week
asked
an
emergency
quota
on
such
impoits
said
the
tariff
commission
had
replied
that
it
could
not
act
within
six
months
The
commission
also
suggest
suggested
�
ed
that
any
action
should
await
the
outcome
of
a
presidential
committee
study
of
Canadian
US
lumber
competition
A
prepared
statement
quoted
a
spokesman
for
the
lumber
lumbermens
�
mens
committee
as
saying
This
definitely
eliminates
the
Tariff
Commission
approach
as
a
relief
to
our
problems
The
committee
was
organized
recently
to
try
to
improve
the
lumbermens
economic
position
Heart
Switch
Seen
Shortly
LOUISVILLE
Ky
AP
Replacement
of
a
bad
heait
with
a
good
one
is
possible
in
humans
within
the
next
five
or
10
years
a
Vale
university
pro
fes5orv
said
Thursday
Such
transplants
have
been
made
with
dogs
but
have
been
only
partially
successful
main
mainly
�
ly
because
the
body
seems
to
reject
tissues
of
a
strange
heart
Dr
William
W
L
Glenn
told
the
Kentucky
Heart
Association
23
Men
Battling
Two
Forest
Fires
Two
forest
fires
in
the
Daw
Dawson
�
son
Creek
ranger
district
were
being
fought
today
by
23
men
and
five
bulldozcts
as
the
fire
hazard
shows
steady
signs
of
incicasing
A
BC
Forest
Service
spokes
spokesman
�
man
said
that
the
Peace
River
district
showed
a
danger
index
of
moderate
Warmer
tempera
temperatures
�
tures
and
winds
arc
continuing
to
raise
the
hazard
Meanwhile
the
iemainder
of
the
Prince
George
Forest
Dis
District
�
trict
reports
low
fire
hazaid
conditions
No
new
fires
were
reported
duiing
the
last
21
hour
pciiod
Eight
arc
still
burning
in
the
district
A
total
of
30
men
arc
fighting
fiies
The
two
main
fires
in
the
Dawson
Creek
district
arc
not
binning
in
any
major
timber
areas
a
protection
officer
said
here
But
they
arc
burn
burning
�
ing
over
more
than
GO
acies
HiLA
Welcomes
CNR
Cut
in
Holdover
Time
Mr
Gallagher
said
the
ruling
which
becomes
effective
at
Win
Winnipeg
�
nipeg
and
Moose
Jaw
July
11
will
eliminate
the
situation
whereby
there
arc
large
vol
volumes
�
umes
of
unsold
lumber
in
tran
sit
When
your
free
time
ex
expires
�
pires
youve
got
to
sell
it
be
because
�
cause
It
is
subject
to
demurrage
charges
by
the
railroad
and
the
buyers
can
start
horse
trading
and
knocking
prices
down
Mr
Gallagher
said
theic
is
bound
to
be
a
period
of
transl
tion
but
in
the
long
run
it
wont
hurt
the
manufacturers
only
the
transit
wholesalers
A
spokesman
for
a
major
dis
district
�
trict
producer
said
the
free
time
delays
only
put
the
stock
in
the
position
of
a
grand
auction
Many
times
in
Detroit
and
Chicago
they
have
more
or
less
of
an
auction
on
Fridays
He
said
the
mill
operator
who
ships
in
transit
cars
often
finds
himself
in
the
position
of
having
to
take
a
sacrifice
price
on
other
than
readily
saleable
items
Any
advantage
if
any
in
transit
is
purely
with
the
whole
wholesaler
�
saler
he
added
It
definitely
has
a
depressing
effect
on
the
market