opening
oi
me
pori
me
waieriront
instal-
ansneu
nere
during
the
war
by
the
United
oorities.
Kenneth
Meek
of
Calgary
had
anions
with
the
executive
council
of
the
t
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com
issia
H
t
i.
Orvalualed
Ten
to
-Pricr
Being
Conlrollrtl
Th''
Russian
r.-:".ing
for
the
p:
stwar
Infla-
ritroilcd
ccon-
mce
iperatures
may
bo
the
province
to-
loreca'sl
'
iiKrt.
Queen
Char-Nortli
Coast
Ovcr-
30
by
late
c
:
'tufting
to
southwest
f"!:i-nr.
Normal
tonight
and
highs
Port
Hardy
37
and
4)
and
45.
c':'
British
Columbla-
Sav
flvprpntt
with
'-rnr
tonight
and
A1
winds.
Little
change
;;;iraiure
Lows
tonight
-;h
Tuesday
at
Telegraph
L0
WOOD
Rrm
nmns
tanu
-"V4t
examples
01
wooq
:i
are
some
remnants
of
merce
during
the
week-end.
The
up
hot
was
the
decision
to
call
IT
.i
public
meeting
at
the
city
coun-;
'
'
il
chamber
on
Wednesday
eve-
i
t
nine,
for
the
purpose
of
consider-
Inrljtlfn
""f
Mr
Mecks
ProPusal
for
the
II
I
I
10
UUI
I
''vcnlual
disposition
of
these
Mr.
Meek,
who
holds
an
agreement
of
ale
to
acquire
these
installations
for
$250,000
on
which
J25.0CC
has
been
paid,
the
bal-
t
rtihlp
hpmtffht
f
nitallat
inni
In
rirVflrinmpnt
nf
':nts
by
a
Mo-
j
t.
i.
oroixwed
bv
Mr.
Meek.
were
picKeo
;
jahi-jt,
to
statutory
approval,
to
onimr
10-gsmhse.
a
holding
company
ln
...
i
Piner
Jlwgi"t
.to
be.
known
as
fc'
A'
7
UL
11
A
rVJ
:p
Albert
show
the
unemployment.
inster
Gets
High
School
TM
INSTER
This
o
w
lilsh
school
:.,
'
d
i
'vst
will
be
:'
:3.0CD
Bids
will
3
The
architect
...
E
n
of
Vancou-
i4
1
a
f
-
Synopsis
I
Rupert
Fotindatfon
Company
i
Ltd.
The
company
would
buy
the
former
American
installa-!
tions
in
the
Prince
Rupert
har-
Figure
from
nine
bor.
"These
installations
are
cn-mtM
offices
ln
vital
to
Prince
Rupert
as
a
sea
show
un
increase
port
and
every
effort
must
be
c.oycd
men
and
96:
made
to
raise
sufficient
capital
-p
is
more
unem-
at
once
to
purchase
them,
pro-r.r.ually
once
har-;
vide
for
their
maintenance
and
i:de
..
and
its
scope
necessary'
additions."
says
Mr.
led
Rcclna.
Saska-
Meek
ln
his
proposal.
The
sum
of
$500,000
will
be
required
to
do
this
and
every
eltiisen
and
business
house
In
Prince
Rupert
and
district
will
be
asked
to
subscribe
for
stock
ln
the
proposed
company
to
their
fullest
extent.
"The
proposed
company
will
have
a
capitalization
of
one
million
dollars
divided
into
5000
pre'erence
shares
of
a
par
value
of
one
hundred
dollars
each
and
one
million
ordinary
shares
of
no
par
value.
"All
moneys
subscribed
to
this
pre-organization
proposal
will
be
deposited
in
trust
accounts
In
the
hanks
of
Prince
Rupert
and.
'
in
the
event
the
full
amount
of
ivcrcas!
skies
were
$300,000
Is
not
subscribed
on
or
British
Columbia
j
befre
Decmber
31
of
this
year.
with
showers
along
,
the
proposai
wm
be
dropped
and
.
snow
flurries
over
thf
lnstai.auons
scrapped
by
An
extensive
storm
Junc
30
1948
undor
terms
0f
jroarhing
from
the
ogreemeiU
of
sale,
'i
bring
Reneral
rain
j
.,prlnce
nupfrt
must
makc
thf
inds
to
the
coast
by
.
It
ls
,
u,omc
a
;now;
to
Uie
Interior
,
t
Qf
natlona,
lm.
ce
tnmnrmw
tomorrow.
Mod
Mod-
'
.
t
rianfc
in
Canada.
It
must
Justify
national
assistance
and
recognition
by
an
all-out
help
itself
first
program,"
Mr.
Meek
told
the
Chamber
of
Commerce.
INSTALLATIONS
itvnl
fill
-'th
rain
commenc-
mnrran
instal-
afternoon.
Cloudy
I
lne
"""""'Z
rt
,
j...
,.j.
nations
in
uic
in.-
-
j.uesaay.
:.
Involved
...j
,
In
,h,
the
;,!
m.p.h
increasing
harbor
set-up
arc
as
follows:
Administration
building.
Main
warehouse.
Cold
storage
plant
and
dock.
In
transit
stores
building
and
dock.
Marine
repair
building
and
dock.
Boat
float
and.
dock.
Boiler
house.
Boiler
makers'
building.
Miscellaneous
building.
Riggers'
building.
75-ton
Gantry
crane.
71,
ton
Barlow
elevator.
Extensions
to
docks.
Railway
sidings.
Together
with
any
and
all
fire
fiohtimr
eoiiipment,
refrlgera-
-avian
1
equipment,
plumbing,
heat-ths
carving
datlnn
Uon
tOth
centurv
Ijrv
Il.ht1nr
fixtures
and
equl"'
NEW
DELHI
O
-Hundred
of
;
fatal
casualties
are
claimed
by
both
sides
in
a
week-end
flare-up
of
fighting
In
Kashmir
be
tween
Indian
-
Dominion
troops
j
and
"Free
Kashmir"
rebels
and'
invading
tribesmen.
j
Killing
of
400
Indian
troops!
In
a
surprise
attack
on
Ru,
key
town,
fifty
miles
from
the
Pakls-1
tan
border,
is
claimed
by
the
"Free
Kashmir"
government.
I
Attackers'
casualties
are
given
as
thirty-five.
The
Indian
Defence
ministry
announces
more
than
320
raiders
killed
by
Indian
troops
In
the
Uri
area.
LANDSLIDES
HIT
RAILWAY
Tralm
on
Vancouver
Line
are
Held
t'p
for
Hours
j
VANCOUVER.
0
Small
scale
ance
to
be
paid
to
War
Assets
;
landslides
In
the
Rockies
Friday
Corporation
by
December
31..
disrupted
Canadian
National
r.i
(.hut
it
was
utes
mat
he
nas
been
scucuuica
uuiu
with,the
week-end
but
caused
no
for
months
orogram
of
cur-'engaged
many
casualties
or
property
damage.
,
mhit
-nwu.1
numerous
imnorUnt
concerns
i
p:rai
of
price.,
with
a
view
to
enlisting
their!
Eastbound
trains
Friday
night
,
cul
include
thejacuve
interest
in
a
large
scale!ere
flayed
"
hurs
ln
reaclJ'
urrency
Tues-,
plan
for
the
utilization
of
the
ing
Edmonton
but
were
expected
to
cut
the
delay
to
eight
:
onverslon
will
shipping
through
the
port.
Itl'TV'
,,,
.
uZ
,-..k
ir.,w.
Traius
reaching
u.
Vancouver
on
,.
jr
.
,
I
Saturday
were
four
hours
late.
ming
will
be
the
community
of
Prince
Rupert
food
and
in-
appears
to
be
essential
and
it
Is
and
consumer
&
enn,t
this
that
the
Cham-ui;ht
under
uni-'
ber
of
Commerce
was
called
upon
High
winds
were
held
respon
sible
for
the
blowing
of
rocks,
shale
and
mud
onto
the
tracks.
LOCAL
TIDES
Tuesday,
December
16,
1947
High
3:59
185
feet
15:23
19.8
(eel
Low
9:31
9.4
feet
22:05
4.5
feet
ment
that
may
be
installed
In
the
American
installations.
The
present
estimated
value
of
these
installations
as
a
going
concern
Is-
placed
at
$2,000,000.
They
are
covered
with
fire
Insurance
to
the
extent
of
$500,000.
WHAT
$300,000
is
m:i:m;d
rou
The
sum
of
$500,000
which
It
ls
proposed
to
raise
covers
the
following
items:
Owing
to
War
Assets
Corporation.
$225,000.
Owing
to
Alberta
Syndicate.
$50,000.
Capital
required
to
remodel
administration
building
and
build
coal
bunkers,
etc..
$225,030.
Under
the
proposal
stock
division
would
be
to
persons
who
contribute
capital
for
the
purpose
of
purchasing
the
harbor
facilities
who
would
receive
preferred
shares
to
the
amount
of
their
contributions
and
would
also
be
entitled
to
purchase
ordinary
shares
of
the
proposed
Vancouver
Bralornc
B.
R.
Con
B.
R.
X
Dentonla
Grull
Wlhksne
Hcdley
Mascot
95
Mlnto
0.2
t
Tend
Oreille
2.10
Pioneer
3.G0
Premier
Border
043,4
Privateer
11.00
.04
.08
."ti
.05
Vt
.33
Reeves
McDonald
M0
Reno
12
Salmon
Gold
21'i
(
Sheep
Creek
MO
Taylor
Bridge
5
Congress
03
Hcdley
Amalg
2Q
Spud
Valley
01U
Sllbak
Premier
15
Oil:
A.
P.
Con
15
Calmont
45
C.
it
E
Home
Toronto
3.10
5.00
Athona
10
Aumaque
Beattie
Bevcourt
Robjo
.23
,90
,51
15
NORTIUfRN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIAH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWBPAFJER
TAXI
TTTTTTT1
A
fYYYTYt
fTTYYYYYYYi
Phone
23
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mull
LikBlue
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v.
lv
AND
W1IITK
CABS
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXVI,
No.
292.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY.
DECEMBER
15,
1947
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ni
ill.
uriiiiivmnii
JUu
auf
r
u
rui
i
instill
Himns
v
-
...
n..i
96
!x
rusriii
ni
IB
I
I
a
nil
II
I
Biff
I
IB
M.
WeW
Kfl
H.
Wm
m.M
H
I
-
f
.tk
Meek.
Now
Hnlrlincr
Fnrrr,,
TIC
i
li
i
w
-
-
-
D
Property
On
Agreement
of
Sale,
Has
Proposition
turning
that
he
had
been
working
for
two
awards
the
end
of
organizing
"for
peace-time
.
.
-I1
it.
.
A
A
I
.
.
.
IS
(
Another
Flare-up
Reported
In
Troublous
Indian
Province
Piracy
Off
Coast
of
China
CURTAILMENT
IS
CALLED
OFF
Union
Steamship
Co.
To
Retain
Present
Service
Late
this
afternoon
announcement
was
made
by
Union
Steamships
Ltd.
that
the
proposed
curtailed
schedule
of
sailings
which
was
to
have
been
put
into
effect
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Kupert
and
the
((ueen
Charlotte
Islands
had
been
cancelled
and
that
the
schedule
as
at
present
would
be
main-
lalnpfl
Thi
nrfiviHp
for.
tu'fl
sailings
a
week
between
here
and
Vancouver
via
"Inside
Passage"
points.
The
weekly
service
to
such
points
as
Bella
Coola,
Ocean
Falls,
Port
Simpson,
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
is
maintained.
The
Cassiar
will
remain
on
the
Queen
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island
run
on
a
fortnightly
basis.
The
proposed
reduced
service
had
met
with
vigorous
protest
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
as
well
as
such
communities
as
.Massett
and
Stewart.
FIRST
MINK
SALE
HELD
AT
REGINA
REGINA
The
recent
live
mink
auction
here
was
the
first
ever
held
on
the
continent.
The
animals
offered
numbered
300
and
the
bidding
was
spirited.
The
sales
approximated
about
$10,000,000
breeding
mink.
ik.
Senator
Turgeon,
president
of
Duthle
Mines
Ltd..
has
announced
that
the
company's
operation
at
the
old
Duthle
Mine
at
Smithers
has
been
suspended
for
the
winter.
It
ls
ln
winter
that
the
operating
costs
are
high.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Sunday
Montreal
4,
Chicago
1.
Toronto
1,
Boston
1.
Detroit
1,
New
York
1.
Saturday
New
York
4,
Toronto
1.
Chicago
3,
Detroit
4.
Fred
Brown,
Vancouver
Insurance
man
and
member
of
the
executive
of
the
British
Colum
paying
a
brief
business
visit
to
the
city.
He
arrived
by
air
Sat-
urday
afternoon
and
will
be
j
Buffalo
Canadian
17
Consol.
Smelters
96.75
Con
west
101
Donalda
Eldona
Elder
Giant
Yellowknifc
God's
Lake
Hardrock
.
Harricana
,
Heva
-
Hosco
Jacknlfc
,
Jollct
Quebec.
Lake
Rowan
Lapaska
....
Little
lmg
Lac
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
....
McKcnzie
Red
Lake
McLeod
Cocks'hutt
...
Moneta
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.90
.
.70
C.00
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7.45
.
;
.06
.44
.15
.10
12
151
.093,4
3.25
.60
1.50
.40
Negas.
2.05
i
Noranda
48.00
j
Louicourt
1.45
j
Pickle
Crow
2.45
Regcourt
'...-..,.,
08j
i
San
Antonio
4.15
Senator
'
Rouyn
-
.70
Sherrit
Gordon
2.99
Stoi-p
!"oc
;
2.10
St
"vr
"2
CHICAGO
DAILIES
PUBLISH
WITHOUT
TYPOS
Outside
of
the
Herald-American
building
In
Chicago,
pickets
carrying
placards
march
in
front
of
the
entrance,
proclaiming
a
strike.
All
Chicago
daily
newspapers
have
been
forced
to
use
photo-engraved
editions
instead
of
the
customary
linotype-set
forms
because
of
a
strike
of
the
Typographlacal
Union.
AIRPORT
WITH
LANDING
FIELD
AND
RANGE
FINDING
STATION
ARE
NEED
TVip
l.uildinor
of
an
airnort
for
the
use
of
land
western
operations.
Another
aviation
"must"
here,
ln
the
meantime.
Mr.
MacConachie
told
the
Dally
News,
was
a
radio
range
findine
station
which.
If
and
to
hours.
Mr.
MacConachie
told
how
the
radio
range
finding
station
now
being
moved
from
Massett
to
near
Sandspit
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
-would
make
It
possible
to
operate
off
Sandspit
with
300-foot
celling
and
one
bia
Automobile
Association,
ls
,
f
pt
and
.,.
mlies
now
required
reliable,
safe,
economical
and
efficient
service.
Mr
MacConachie
expressed
some
concern
over
falling
off
In
air
travel
from
Prince
Rupert
of
late
but
was
hopeful
that
it
was
only
temporary
and
would
not
necessitate
a
cutting
down
of
the
service.
Nor
was
any
Increase
ln
through
fares
contemplated,
said
Mr.
MacConachie.
Held
up
himself
during
his
flight
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
MacConachie
was
able
to
see
the
necessity
of
suitable
accomodation
being
provided
for
delayed
passengers
at
I
waypoints
such
as
Sandspit
and
jPort
Hardy
and
suggested
that
something
might
be
done
about
it.
operations,
Pacific
Division.
WILL
FYFFE
DIES
'GLASGOW
Will
Fyffe,
wide-known
Scottish
entertainer,
died
yesterday
Me
was
63.
AFTER
COLLISION
NEW
YORK
TP
At
least
four
and
the
Venezuelan
tanker
Tulaplta
were
aflame
with
the
British
motorshlp
San
Eliseo
standing
by
and
attempting
a
rescue.
Navajo
Indians
mile
visibility
instead
of
the
600
m00j-
porI
Mr.
MacConachie
admitted;
Europe
is
not
the
only
partj
that
recent
Interruptions
to
the
j
0f
the
globe
that
can
stand
Vancouver
-
Prince
Rupert
air!
some
assistance.
Away
down
ln
j
company
up
to
the
amount
of
j
leaving
tomorrow
on
his
return
servIce
had
most
infrequently
;
the
far
southwest
of
the
United
their
preferred
share
holdings.
1
to
Vancouver.
been
due
to
adverse
weather
;
States,
the
Navajo
Indians
oc-
a
rescrvatlon
about
the
oooowHcoooo0OirtoooaM
jditions
around
Vancouver.
Port
size
of
West
Virginia.
And
they
TDIli
Y'
WOCK
I
Hardy
and
Sandspit.
Neverthe-
are
feeling
hungry.
Washington
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnr.ton
Co.
Ltd.
1
less,
he
felt
the
radio
range
,
ls
asKed
to
come
across
wun
b
finding
station
should
be
estab
i
couple
of
million.
ooo&oooooooooooi0ooio&oooooooofKjijaocHaijoo
-
isned
here
in
the
interests
of
Winter
School
For
Cannery
Workers
SEATTLE
A
winter
trade-school
for
Alaska
cannery
workers
will
operate
again
this
year
because
900
members
of
the
Machinists'
Lodge
(79
1
are
willing
to
pay
$5
each
to
assure
Its
continuance.
The
school
was
started
two
years
ago.
Ncw
Naval
Commands
Charles
On
Crescent
OTTAWA
Lieut.
Commander
J.
C.
O'Brien
of
H.M.C.S.
Crescent
has
been
appointed
offlcer-ln-charge
of
the
communications
school
at
H.M.C.S.
Stadacona,
ln
Halifax.
Lieut.
Commander
John
A.
Charles
of
The
chief
of
CPA.
was
ac-R0uleau,
Saskatchewan,
will
be
companled
by
W.
G.
Townleyj
jn
charge
of
H.M.C.S.
Crescent.
of
Vancouver,
superintendent
of
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
Fred
McGraw,
ls
due
ln
port
at
7
o'clock
this
eve
ning
from
the
south
and
will
Dutch
Passenger
Ship
Held
Up
and
Robbed
of
$500,000,
Cash,
Jewels
HONG
KONG
(CP)
Pirates
boarded
a
1,552-ton
Dutch
passenger
ship,
Van
Huetz,
robbed
the
passengers
of
cash
and
jewelry
valued
at
hundreds
of
thousands
in
Hong
Kong
dollars
and
escaped
in
commandeered
junks
today
after
temporarily
holding
the
captain
as
a
hostage.
The
theft
is
estimated
to
have
'
-
totalled
$500,000.
Bulletins
STUDY
FOOD
CONTRACTS
LONDON
Summary
of
Canada's
proposals
for
continuation
of
food
contracts
were
studied
today
by
British
officials
and
informed
sources
said
the
prospects
for
a
successful
outcome
were
"much
improved."
An
official
source
said:
"Decisions
now
will
be
made
at
the
top
level.
Latest
Canadian
proposals
look
like
a
definite
improvement.
OLD
MAN
GOING
STRONG
DES
MOINES
Luis
Carri-zales,
88,
became
the
father
of
a
seven
pound,
15-ounce
child
yesterday
for
the
third
time
since
1915.
Carrizales
and
his
wife,
Mary,
23,
were
the
parents
or
a
daughter
in
1945
and
a
son
in
1946.
DOLLAR
DOWN
MORE
NE
WYORK
The
Canadian
worth
of
selected
planed
,1S,
an
expensive
thing
OUC
it
IS
theonly-Ultl-!
dollar
eased
l-lG
or
a
cent
on
1
....
t
net
okl
Jf
l-i
In
it
o
fjc
tin
nvinHnn
fpn-
the
"free"
foreign
exrhanee
SUSPENSION
AT
DUTHIE
MINE
tre
and
the
city
of
the
importance
of
Prince
Rupert
is
Jft
S?.
I
today
unique
in
that
it
has
no
landing
field,
comment-j
doIIar
reacned
on
tne
led
E.
W.
G.
MacConachie,
president
of
Canadian:
New
York
market
since
last
I
Pacific
Airlines,
who
visited
here
:
j
year.
jat
the
end
of
the
week
in
the
.
.
.
.
.
course
of
a
tour
of
the
company
s
TAKIKrPV
AH
AMI"
IHIlltLUJ
I-IS
UMl
ilu
JEWS
ASK
WITHDRAWAL
JERUSALEM
Jewish
leaders
today
called
for
immediate
evacuation
from
Palestine
of
all
Trans-Jordan-Arab
legion
troops
which
have
Bri
tish
officers
en
loan
to
the
TORONTO
About
750
print
ing
pressman
employed,
in
more
than
100
Toronto
commercial
publishing
houses
went
out
on
strike
for
higher
wages
today.
The
men
demand
a
basic
wage
of
$1.42
per
hour
for
cylinder
pressmen
coupled
with
union
security
clauses.
POWER
TURNED
ON
CAMPBELL
RIVER
First
unit
of
the
British
Columbia
Power
Commission's
$13,500,-000
hydro
project,
harnessing
water
power
of
famed
Elk
Falls
on
Campbell
River,
was
opened
by
Premier
Hart
today.
MINING
FOR
MACHINERY
Ingenious
Claim
Staking
on
Alaska
Highway
1
Staking
a
claim
docs
not
al-
The
pirate
leader
spent
a
com-
fortable
night
in
the
captain's
quarters
while
his
gang
estimated
to
number
25
-went
about
Its
wholesale
robbery.
It
was
later
reported
that
the
pirates,
who
had
robbed
1600
passengers,
had
kidnapped
six
passengers,
presumably
for
later
ransom.
Identities
of
the
captive
prisoners
are
not
known.
EARL
BALDWIN
Former
Prime
Minister
of
Great
Bri-.
tain
whose
death
ls
announced..
Former
Prime
li.
1
.
IN
when
provided,
would
enable
air
Persons
were
killed
and
several
Palestine
government
for
pol-
'
AAiniSlGr
LIGS
early
to-
I
T
III
IIJIUI
IV
I
W
missing
services
by
sea
aircraft
to
be
were
reported
,ce
du,y
n
lhe
oly
Und
;
carried
out
as
regularly
and
re-
day
auer
a
como
liably
as
boat
service.
It
would
J
tankers
off
Curacao,
Dutch
West
.
L,?
P,vrFitN
n
strike
reduce
delays
owing
to
weather
indies.
said
that
the
ships
conditions
from
a
matter
of
days
Dispatches
ine
Argentine
tanner
l,u
rui.ua
Earl
Baldwin
Passes
Away
at
Age
of
Eighty
Years
LONDON,
0
Earl
Stanley
Baldwin
of
Bewdley,
who
was
Prime
Minister
at
the
abdication
of
Edward
VIII
In
1936
and
during
the
general
strike
of
1926,
died
in
his
sleep
Saturday
night,
it
was
announced
Sunday.
Death
came
ln
Earl
Baldwin's
Worcestershire
home
ln
Stourport.
-
Often
described
as
the
"most
English
of
Englishmen,"
Earl
Baldwin
served
three
times
as
Prime
Minister,
returning
May
28,
1937.
He
often
described
the
office
of
the
Prime
Minister
as
"ths
loneliest
job
ln
the
world.'
BUILDING
HOTEL'
AT
PT.
ALBERNI
PORT
ALBERNI
A
Seattle
hotel
man,
F.
H.
Furcy,
and
businessmen
of
Port
Alberni
are
Interested
In
the
proposed
estab-
or.
lament
of
a
modern
hotel.
Mr.
ways
mean
you
are
thinking
gojd
j
Furey
has
associated
with
him
For.
be
it
known,
comes
word
i
'n
the
projected
enterprise
an-of
ether
Seattle
hotel
operator,
J.
a
man
who
believes
he
has.
something
pretty
good,
simply
Fishnell.
They
would
be
prepared
by
recovering
what
others
had
'to
spend
$400,000.
thrown
away.
Construction
of
the
Alaska
di
l
Highway
meant
the
spending
or
Mrs.
Ueorge
BlaCK
millions
for
road
making
mach-1
Jnters
Hospital
v
lnery.
The
job
was
finally
fin-
i
Ifhed,
but
the
machinery
wasn't,
i
WHITE
HORSE
Mrs.
George
The
Americans
figured
it
would
Black,
wife
of
Capt.
Black
M.P.
be
cheaper
to
ditch
the
property
:
and
Yukon
pioneer,
has
entered
and
forget
it
than
cart
every
thing
back
home.
Goods,
still
valuable,
were
taken
to
one
side
and
buried,
but
not
deeply.
The
man
with
a
hunch
looked
over
the
ground,
gained
a
rough
notion
of
what
was
there
and
staked
claims
giving
him
certain
rights.
He
went
prospecting
for
machinery
ana
hospital
here.
Capt.
Black
had
been
called
to
Dawson
to
take
part
ln
a
lawsuit
and
left
for
White
Horse
earlier
than
originally
intended,
returning
there
because
of
his
wife's
unexpected
illness.
MOSTLY
WATER
Analysis
o(
active
plant
tissue,
!
ls
reported
to
be
doing
well.
He's
'
such
as
lettuce
"or
but
leaves,
sail
at
10
p.m,
on
her
return
to
finding
gold,
but
not
exactly
shows
that
it
ls
about
90
per
Vancouver
,-nd
v
avpolnts
the
vellor-
metal.
cent
water
1
I
1