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had
spent
two
years'
time
and
$50,000.
.
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Numerous
questions
were
put
to
Mr.
Mek.
One
tk
the
first
commodities
be
proposed
should
be
handled
through
here
would
be
Alberta
eol
(or
which
It
oma
te
necessary
to
lnstal
coal
bunkers
which
would
cost
up
to
$103,000.
Through
Bassoon's
there
was
the
possibility
of
European
industrial
interests
establishing
themselves
here.
The
warehouse
might
be
used,
Mr.
Meek
suggested,
tor
the
storage
of
goods
moving
through
here
to
and
from
various
parts
or
the
world
and
the
main
dock
could
be
utilised
as
a
bonded
worehouse
for
Alaska
salmon.
Meantime,
there
would
be
tan-Plble
revenue
from
the
Celanese
Corporation
taking
oter
the
ad-ministration
building
while
War
A-
cts
themselves
would
use
the
'-
iv;.rr
ho;i
at
least
partially.
Tee
ranrirtbn
National
Rail-
ARABS
PROTEST
V
N
DECISION
ON
PALESTINE
Demon-stratlons
by
tiiou.sands
of
AiabJ
u
three
countries
with
terrorist
attacks
on
Jews
in
Palestine,
were
first
reactions
to
the
United
Nations
decision
to
partition
the
Holy
Land
The
Arabs
described
the
dcclf
ion
as
a
declaration
of
war
other
attacks
were
aimed
at
those
countries
whicn
voted
for
nartitinn
Phntn
ttin-
vtr.
OoUie
Meyerson.
who
may
be
in
full
charge
of
foreign
affairs,
j
beint
congratulated
by
some
of
her
.stall
Isn't
it
the
whitest
wash
you
ever
saw?
rays'
was
keenly
Interested
In
seeing
the
infsfflllalioni.of
the
port
put
to
use.
He
had
asked
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
Mr.
Meek
said,
to
take
ud
the
installations
but
they
had
said
it
was
up
to
Prlnee
Rupert.
How-
i
ever,
they
were
willine
to
helD.
i
Aid.
Black
said
he
understood!
1
no
defelnlte
proposition
had
ever
I
been
put
ud
to
Canadian
Na-
j
tlonal
Railways.
!
Mr.
Meek
dismissed
the
ad
verse
International
load
line
as
an
obstacle
which
would
be
dissolved
readily
once
the
port
was
put
to
use.
As
for
definite
arrangements
with
Bassoon's,
these
could
not
be
made
until
it
was
assu-red
that
the
installations
would
remain
here.
"It
Is
a
foregone
conclusion,
however,
that
they
are
in,"
Mr,
Meek
asserted.
Mr.
Meek
read
a
letter
from
an
official
of
Sassoon's
saying
"as
soon
as
there
is
definite
assurance
(of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
being
available)
I
shall
go
into
application
from
European
firms
who
wish
to
transfer
to
Canada."
This
official
would
like
to
link
up
the
movement
of
coal
with
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert.
John
Burns
Co.
Ltd.
of
Cal-eary
were
also
mentioned
as
being
already
interested
with
Mr
Meek.
Under
his
proposed
deal,
Mr.
Meek
said
Prince
Rupert
in
vestors
would
.have
a
half
in
terest
with
the
other
half
Interest
split
between
himself,
his
Alberta
syndicate,
and
Sassoons.
Mr.
Meek
placed
the
demoli
tion
value
of
the
Installations
at
$500,000.
After
all,
it
was
lm
possible
to
lose
money
even
if
demolition
were
the
ult'imat
result
BOY'S
COURAGE
IS
RECOGNIZED
Kinsmen
Honor
Leonard
Smith
To
be
Recommended
to
Royal
Humane
Society
Leonard
Smith,
the
11-year-Old
lad
who
courageously
plunged
to
the
rescue
of
little
"Rusty"
Rougeau
when
the
younger
boy
tumbled
from
the
ramp
leading
to
the
fishermen's
floats
last
Saturday,
won't
have
to
worry
about
summer
camp
next
year.
At
their
general
meeting
held
last
night
in
the
Civic
Centre,
the
Kinsmen
voted
to
provide
Leonard
with
an
expense-free
trip
to
the
Club's
Camp
at
Lakelse
Lake.
As
a
flirtV...
.
ill
.
.
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acLuginuuu
ui
nis
act
i
di
courage,
Leonard
will
later
be
presented
with
a
Stirling
silver
ring
bearing
the
Kinsmen
crest.
The
secretary
was
also
instructed
to
write
a
letter
to
the
Royal
Humane
Society
advising
xnem
or
Leonards
brave
act.
Plans
for
the
kiddles
Christmas
party
were
completed.
The
ciUD
expects
to
play
host
to
some
500
children
under
the
age
of
15.
Colored
films
will
be
shown
and,
If
time
permits,
Bert
Haugen
will
lead
the
children
in
carol
6lnging,
accompanied
by
Russel
Cameron
on
the
piano.
Between
films
May
Queen
Alice
Nlckerson
and
maids-of-honor,
Christine
MacDougal,
Margaret
Olske.
Doreen
Bateman
and
Arlene
Pope,
will
be
presented
with
Kinsmen
rings.
At
the
same
time
Leonard
Smith
will
be
presented
with
a
letter
certifying
a
free
trip
to
the
Kins-mens
Kiddle
Kamp
and;
Yvonne
Nellson
will
receive
the
silver
cup
for
obtaining
the;
highest
score
in
the
shell-out
ticket
campaign.
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Claus
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pflHf.
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Potterton.
a
guest
at
the
dinner
meeting,
entertained
Vie
mernblra
and
guests
with
colored
firm's.
The
main
picture
consisted
of
shots
taken
during
the
Klnsmens
cele'bra-tlons
last
May
24
when
the
Shriners
visited
Prince
Rupert.
Activities
on
the
waterfront,1
sunsets
and
a
number
of
other'
local
subjects"
were
also
denicted
'
including
the
crowning
of
Port1
Queen
Barbara
Wilson
by
Mayor
Nora
Arnold.
The
second
film
Blended
by
Experts
for
FINER
flavor
Radiant
Roosted
for
FULLER
Flavor
prints
niipcrt-Dailp
rrto
Thursday.
December
18,
1917
consisted
of
a
variety
of
pictures
taken
In
the
Okanagan,
Valley.
.
During
the
business
session,1
two
hew
members,
Hussell
Cam-,
eron
and
Wiifred
Smith,
were
initiated.
Past
president
R.
E.
Montador
addressed
them
on
the
ideals
of
Kinsmenship,
Vice-president
George
Dlbb
explained
the
significance
of
the
Kin
crest
and
President
R.
G.
Moore
conducted
the
swearing
in
cere
mony.
,
Quests
of
the
evening
were
Sgt.
Potterton,
Leslie
Bevlngton,
Lome
Stevens
and
Dick
Morley,
a
Kinsman
from
Revelstoke
who
is
having
his
membership
transferred
to
the
local
club.
NEWTON,
Lancashire,
England
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school
and
hospital,
adjoining
the
present
school.
Is
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