Bern
t
3
lany
To
Be
Merged
France
Makes
Suggestion
Should
Foreign
Ministers
Fail
To
Agree
i.VDi'N
(
Pi
Foreign
Minister
Georges
Hi
t
a"(!c
said
today
that,
if
the
London
con
e
oj
.
ih';n
ministers
fails
to
agree
on
the!
t.'1
u
i
i
!
,
ic
Qanj
,
Luc
riuicu
wiw
may
oe
merged
i
.
'
and
United
States
zones
to
establish
v)
i
rt(
rn
Germany.
SE-LEND
AND
S
FISHERIES
Id
Stales
Helping
Soviet
in
North
IUublished
it
Industry
Russia,
ac-S'utcs
auth-x
endive
deep
in
the
North
-
Sea
area,
tuning
vessels,
,;u
-le.ise
at
a
wciity
million
jbmitted
to
Secretary
Of
.
m
the
nuc-.
i.t
modern
filing
fleets
further
rear
northeast
;
t.
appears
to
arc
under
KATCHEWAN
W
OATS
KING
i.'Tl
Rnbblns.of
Run.
was
de-cliampion
at
aitural
Winter
I,
LESS
I
IN
NOVEMBER:
l'h!j
Kf,tort
of
Dominion'
wloisi
issued
j
cad
less
rainfalll
in?
than
Novem-j
cionthly
weather
v.
'.'IDs
morning
by
U:
".
orologlcal
Stair
re
have
been
bright
sunshine
rainfall
for
the
-
j
this
year
than
c
-lod
last
year.
9
hours
of
bright
c.onlh,
as
com-
'
nours
In
Novem-ir
the
llrinonth
-
there
ahead)
uswhlnc
than,
or
:
!016.
Total
hQurs,
"
!r
rnd
of
Novem-v.
ti'Teas
the
total
":
last
year
were
(948,
there
were
nd
the
total
for
th
period
was
86.71
Ra
(cil
on
21
days
last
::i
Ripcrature
during
1
'
s
3
degrees
on
p
title
the
mlnl-20
dr
i
ocs
on
Novem-
Av
-
temperature
f.
wings
showed
a
1
.',(131
tnr-hive
nil
23
una
a
low
of
29.28
m
v
uid
for
the
month
,
.
un
hour
from
the
November
15.
Ff
DESTROYER
rARLY
FINISHED
JArWA
Canada's
latest
-
m
Jtroyer
Atnaoas-
(
f-w
I,
nearlng
completion
"iiX
m..
..
.
I.
"
""Kvas,
Her
coni-
riur,,
De
Lieut-Command
Sinclair
Dayis
R.C.N,
of
Ontario.
Iln
sprved
JlOtli
K-
,
l''4th
wal'
Demg
cnp"
t
"tt
to;
ate
Royal
Mount,
nut
i
Bideault,
who
is
going
to
Paris
tonight
for
conferences
with
'
French
government
leaden.
'
stated
this
position
at
.a
meet-
j
lng
vHth
French
reporters
short-!
ly
before
the
foreign
minister.,
)
council
opened
its
second
week
of
sessions
at
Lancaster
House.
Meanwhile
it
is
authoritative
ly
reported
that
Russia
today
ir
npTinri
turned
down
a
French
proposal
j
ILI
UKtl
for
the
settling
of
the
issue
of
j
German
aeU
in
Austria
which)
OTTAWA
The
vital
role
of
the
ha
hn
t.hp
rhirf
harrier
Canadian
weekly
newspaper
In
peace
treaty
here.
Palestine
In
Ferment
Arab,
Aroused
by
V.S.
Partition
i-tcwa
aerious
Trouble
Urewing?
JERUSALEM,
Week-end
violence,
aroused
by
the
United
Nations
decision
to
partition
Palestine,
has
resulted
in
the-
deaths
vt
eight
Jews
and
threat
of
more
trouble
tomorrow
during
a
large
demonstration
.planned
to
start
a
three-day
Arab
general
strike.
General
Sir
Alan
Cunningham,
Kritish
High
Commissioner,
and
Hussein
Khalidi,
secretary
of
the
Arab
high
committee,
which
has
called
for
the
country-wide
strike,
conferred
on
the
explosive
situation.
A
communique
said
that
Khalidi
had
been
advised
that
Itritish
army
and
civil
officials
proposed
to
maintain
law
and
order
until
tbc
withdrawal
was
complete.
Sir
Alan
warned
the
Arab
committee
against
any
action
"contrary
to
policy."
Arab
sources
said
that
a
demonstration
would
be
held
at
the
start
o;.
the
three-day
strike
tomorrow
inside
the
old
city
of
Jerusalem
and
"there
may
be
trouble."
THE
WEATHER
A
storm
centre
which
Is
moving
eastward
over
the
Gulf
of
Al
aska
will
bring
rain
to
the
north
nr.nt
tnHav
and
snow
to
the
rainfall
totalled
i
northern
Interior
tonight.
Varl-
inglng
the
total
able'
cloudiness
is
expected
over
:ath
period
to
88.05
the
remainder
of
the
province
fnriav
and
Tuesday.
Temperatures
throughout
the
province
are
expected
to
continue
near
normal.
Forecast
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast-Overcast
today.
Rain
in
afternoon
and
tonight,
Tuesaay
with
showers.
Wind
southerly.
Increasing
to
south-,
15
m.p.h
Hv
25
this
afternoon.
Light
to-
night
and
Tuesday
Little
change
and
highs
Tuesday:
Massett
ij
and
47.
Prince
Rupert
35
and
4o.
Southern
Section-Cloudy
today.
Overcast
with
occasional
light
rain
Tuesday.
Wind
light.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
high
Tuesday:
Port
Hardy
40
and
45.
TEAR
GAS
USEFUL
Chloropicrin.
the
tear
gas
of
the
First
World
War
has
been
found
a
good
preventive
of
eel-worm
damage
to
several
crops.
t.
t
peed
of
19
miles
an
phasize
how
cltally
the
paper
and
staff
enter
Into
community
life
and
activities,
how
thev
erve
the
area
covered,
and
how
the
activities
in
that
area
affect
the
paper
and
Its
contents
and
services.
.
PACIFIC
COAST
SALMON
PACK
Pacific
Coast
canned
sajnion
pack
up
to
the
week
ending
November
22
was
1,498,096
cases
according
to
the
latest
bulletin
Issued
by
the
Chief
Supervisor
of
Fisheries,
Vancouver.
The
pack
exceeds
1948
production
for
the
same
period
by
153,788
cases.
Tills
year's
pack,
by
varieties,
is
as
follows:
Sockcye,
288,281.
Springs,.
9.943.
Steelheads,
3,234.
Bluebacks,
4,545.
Coho.
140,433.
Pinks,
599,223.
Chums,
454,434.
RECORD
MAIL
i
FOR
BRITAIN
I
MONTREAL-
-All
mall
carry
ling
records
were
shattered
last
week
when
the
Cunarct
unc
ias
rr.MTihi.rr
Asia
sailed
from
Montreal
for
Liverpool
with
mail
bags
occupying
115,000
cubic
feet
of
space,
one
quarter
of
the
entire
cargo
accommodation.
The
new
9,500
ton
freighter
Is
expected
to
make
the
voyage
from
Montreal
to
Liverpool-
In
less
than
seven
days.
The
previous
record
was
held
by
the
Aquil-anla
which
left
Halifax
with
77,-
000
cubic
feet
lanen
up
uy
ma...
FROM
ENGLAND
TO
THIS
CITY
Cousin
of
Local
Man
and
Family
to
Settle
Here
wmiam
Rothwell
of
Sher
in
ieniprivuit.
-
-
-
.
hls
cous
n.
w.
U.
KOinwen
living
in
England,
that
he
plans
n
wvlns
for
Prince
Rupert
soon,
accompanied
by
his
wife
u
recently
sold
nis
grocery
business.
They
plan
on
leaving
about
December
12
and
will
fly
the
Atlantic.
They
snouio.
oe
here
before
Christmas.
They
will
make'
their
home
In
the
city.
Another
cousin,
Peter
Rothwell
has
also
left
England
but
travelling
south,
Instead
of
west.
He
joined
a
motor
caravan,
making
a
total
of
about
a
couple
of
dozen
people,
to
travel
through
SPEEDY
FOR
8
5
;
V'
hVontinent
right
The
first
eiecinc
"
tn
JohaneSburg
or
iipetown
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRIT18H
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
'
!
.
PICTURE
WITH
A
GREAT
DEAL
OF
HISTORY
WRAPPED
UP
IN
IT
The
buildings
are
original
quarters
of
the
Royal
Northwest
Mounted
Police
at
Maple
Creek,
Sask.,
now
used
as
a
clubhouse
for
the
town's
golfers.
History
of
the
buildings
dates
back
to
the
eighties,
soon
after
the
force
made
its
famous
march
Into
the
prairie
country.
Just
south
of
Maple
!
NEWSPAPER
the
completion
of
the
Austrian
the
llfe
of
tne
community
and
the
nation
will
wm
soon
mjuii
get
gcu
recog-
ictus
SANTA
CLAUS
MEN
BURNED
Pre-Yuletide
Tragedy
Today
In
Homeless
Dormitory
In
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA
CPi
Six
men,
some
employed
as
street
corner
Santa
Clouses,
are
known
dead
injured
following
a
fire
which
swept
through
a
dormitory
of
homeless
men.
The
flames
whipped
through
the
four-storey
building
early
today
and
some
of
the
victims
were
killed
.or
injured
In
leaping
from
second
and
third
storey
rooms.
Others
were
treated
for
burns
and
smoke
Inhalation.
BULLETINS
PARTITION
FAVORED
NEW
YORK
The
United
Nations,
in
what
was
probably
its
most
fateful
vote
since
its
birth,
decided
that
the
tumultous
Palestine
problem
can
best
be
solved
oy
partitioning
the
Holy
Land
into
indepen
dent
Jewish
and
Arab
states.
Canada
voted
for
the
partition
as
the
best
choice
of
alternatives.
FRENCH
STRIKES
STKEAD
PARIS
Paris
subways
were
closed
down
today
as
strikes
spread
throughout
the
Republic.
Tower
and
gas
plant
workers
arc
now
on
strike.
The
National
Assembly
tonight
authorized
calling
up
of
80,000
troops.
WORLD
WHEAT
KING
CHICAGO
S.
J.
Allsop
of
Red
Deer,
Alberta,
on
Sunday
was
adjudged
"Wheat
King"
of
North
America
at
the
forty-eighth
International
Livestock
Exposition.
Mrs.
Amy
Kelsey
of
Erickson,
B.C.,
1940
wheat
champion
and
only
woman
to
be
crowned
"Wheat
Queen,"
was
defeated
by
Allsop
in
the
class
competition.
She
took
second
prize
in
hard
red
spring
wheat
judging.
CANADIAN'S
ARE
SAFE
1JERLIN
Safe
return
to
Berlin
of
two
Canadians,
reported
to
have
been
captured
November
12
by
the
Russians
in
Soviet
East
Prussia
and
detained
for
some
time
thereafter,
was
announced
Saturday
by
the
Canadian
military
mission
in
Berlin.
Creek;
in
the
Cypress
Hills,
Is
Fort
Walsh,
one
of
the
first
I
headquarters
of
the
force
and
scene
pf
a
massacre
famous
In
western
history.
Fort,
Walsh
for
years
lay
burled
In
the
hills,
hut
it
has
beeri
rebuilt
and
today
is
operated
by
the
force
as
a
ranch
for
raising
horses.
Seven
Persons
Killed
as
Alaska
Plane
Crashes
on
Seattle
Field
SEATTLE
(CP)
Seven
persons
were
killed
and
ten
others
critically
injured
when
a
four-engined
Alaska
Airlines
transport
overshot
the
runway
yes-
,
.
,
,
fl.
r,
m
....
..:
l
v.J
:4.
Inltion
on
the
motion
picture
'
let'Uay
at
me
oeattie-iaconui
airport,
muumiuu
hhu
screen.
The
production
will
ap-
a
passing
automobile
and
ended
up
in
tne
orusn
on
pear
in
a
numoer
oi
ioreign
languages
and
may
go
to
as
many
as
70
countries
other
than
Canada
and
the
United
States.
The
principal
aim
is
to
em
the
other
side
of
a
road.
Twenty-six
of
28
persons
aboard
the
plane
scrambled
from
the
door
and
emergency
Monk,
who
was
credited
with
having
.led
many
of
the
pas-
lers
6T
the
piahd's
pas
sengers
and
crow
are
In
a
critical
condition
and
several
are
not
expected
ito,
live.
Pilot
of
the
plane
blamed
the
i
crash
on
failure
of
hydraulic
brakes
to
"take
the
slightest
hold."
Pilot
-Captain
James
E.
Farris,
,
aged
37,
of
Seattle
told
the
Seattle
Times
that
the
DC-4
landed
at
speed
of
approximate-
j
ly
100
miles
per
hour
and
"rolled
like
it
was
oft
a
bed
of,
ball-
j
bearings"
until
It
leaped
the
60-1
foot
embankment
at
the
of
the
runway.
An
attemptJiad
been
made
to
land
at
Boeing
Field
but
this
was
prevented
by
heavy
fog.
INDIANS
ARE
WITHDRAWING
!
JAMMU,
Kasnmir,
India,
P)
I
After
evacuating
all
civilians,
from
KoKtll,
south
Kashmir
Indian
troops
today
withdrew
town
near
Pakistan-Kashmir
border.
They
had
relieved
a
hard-pressed
Indian
garrison
which
was
under
siege
by
raid
ing
Pathan-Moslem
tribesmen
for
32
days.
The
Indian
forces
have
fallen
back
to
Jhangar,
shortening
ex
tended
supply'
lines
by
30
miles."j
Yesterday
30
tribesmen
were
killed
and
'50
wounded
in
a
four-hour
battle
between
400
raiders
and
an
Indian
Army
patrol
30
miles,
north
west
of
here.
SCULPTOR
SCUPTED
MONTREAL
ttiA.
plaster
busi
of
noted
Canadian
sculptor
Emmanuel
Hahn
by
a
Hamilton
ar
tist,
Mrs.
E.
B.
Holbrook,
has
been,
shown
here
at
the
Royal
Canadian
Academy.
Mrs.
Holbrook
will
spend
next
summer
at
the
University
of
Syracuse
studying
under
Ivan
Mestrovic,
famous
Yugoslav
sculptor.
WOLF
HUNTER
HIRED
TULLIBY,
Alta.
fl
Fanners
and
stockmen
of
this
district
142
miles
northeast
of
Edmonton
have
engaged
a
hunter
to
destroy
Prairie
wolves
which
have
been
plaguing
their
stock.
Each
farmer
and
rancher
pays
15
cents
a
head
ot
stock
Into
the
fund.
"OIL
BURNER"
The
coyote
hunter
Is
paid
a
A
destroyer
burns
about
3,000
bounty
of
$25
for
each
animal
gallons
of
ol
n
"hour
destroyed,
TEN-DAY
ALASKA
SERVICE
PLANNED
This
Will
be
Schedule
of
New
Steamer
Prince
George
JUNEAU
Announcement
was
made
during
a
visit
here
by
W11-.
11am
Crulckshank
of
Prince
Ru
pert,
general
agent,
passenger
department,
for
the
Canadian
National
Steamships,
that
the
steamer
Prince
George
will
make
10
day
tourist
cruises
from
Van
exits
or
were
pulled
from
the
C0Uver
to
Skagway.
The
steam-
flames
oy
rescuers,
au
were,
snlp
wiU
nave
a
five-hour
stop-
however,
seared
by
Hames
that
over
n
juneau
enroute.
north
flashed
through
the
fuselage.
an(j
a
three-hour
stop-over
.
Five
of
the
rescued
died
later,
southbound.
The
first
trip
to
today,,
several
others
are
iriiss-lsengersj
to
safety
lng'
arid
more
than'
thirty
arTeiflJthe
The
latest
casualty
was
the
Alaska
has
been
scheduled
for
plane's
stewardess.
Miss
Reba
the
end
of
June.
The
new,
Prince
George,
which
was
launched
In
Victoria
last
September,
is
completely
modern:
yitri'accomraodatiSil
for
30P
passengers
and
ample
space
for
carrying
automobiles,
Big
Break
at
Okalla
Seven
of
Fourteen
"Trusted"
Prisoners
Who
Made
Getaway
Recaptured
VANCOUVER
0)
Squads
of
police
today,
forming
a
huge
dragnet
over
the
lower
British
Columbia
mainland,
attempted
ot
cut
off
all
means
of
escape
for
a
gang
of
fugitives
who
Saturday
night
engineered
one
of
the
biggest
jail-breaks
in
Canadian
penal
history.
Of
14
men
and
youths
ranging
In
ajge
from
15
to
30
years
who
made
the
break
from
Okalla
Prison
Farm,
nine
miles
from
here,
by
sawing
the
bars
of
a
west
wing
window
and
fleeing
under
cover
of
heavy
fog,
seven
were
today
back
in
custody.
Three
of
the
Jail-breakers-
Frank
Cross
and
Tom
AIcKellar,
both
17,
of
Vancouver
and
Don
aid
Goudie,
15r.
of
Sooke,
were
recaptured.
five
hours
after
their
break-out.
Their
only
upper
garments
their
prison
shirts,
the
chilled
trio
said
they
were
"happy"
to
be
taken
back.
Four
other
escapees
Donald
Walker;
18;
Edward
Jones,
19;
Robert
pickle,
16,
and
Edwin
Tacommy,
15,
were
recaptured
later.
The
break
was
discovered
at
7
p.m.
Saturday
just
before
the
day's
final
roll
call.
The
prisoners,
a
"star"
group,
had
been
segregated
from
more
hardened
criminals
In
the
hope
of
"making,
good
citizens"
of
them
and
their
cells
were
not
locked,
enabling
them
to
get
to
the
end
of
the
tier
and
saw
away
the'
window
bars.
TROLLING
TO
BE
EXTENDED
VANCOUVER
The
federal
Department
of
Fisheries
today
announced
that
trolling
for
sal
mon
has
been
extended
lndef
lnttely
after
November
30.
Spe
clal
regulations
authorize
the
permission
through
the
season
Other
types
of
salmon
fishing
ended
'ast
week
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PRICES
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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVI,
No.
230.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
DECEMBER
1,
1947
"
PRICE
FIVE
CENTO
kAAAAAAAVi
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
ouncil
Plr
About
Face
On
B
us
D
ea
stern
Occupied
Zones
Aldermen
Calling
For
Rescission;
Will
Meet
In'
Extraordinary
Session
City
council
may
make
an
about-face
on
the
bus
franchise
issue
which
has
been
much
in
the
limelight
of
late.
A
special
meeting
of
the
council
has
been
called
for
tomorrow
night
to
consider
a
resolution,
moved
by
Aid.
C.
G,
Ham,
seconded
by
Aid.
Arthur'
Brooksbank
and
assented
Are
Increased
from
33c
to
35c
for
Package
of
Twenty
MONTREAL,
O)
Imperial
Tobacco
Co.
of
Canada
announced
today
that
the
price
of
cigarettes
will
be
Increased
by
two
cents
for
each
package
of
20.
Announcement
by
Earl
Spaf-
ford,
president
of
the
company,
said
the
basic
price
In
future
will
be
35c
a
package
Instead
of
33c.
Cigarettes
are
still
selling
at
the
old
price
and
company
sales'
men
said
they
believed
the
low
er
figure
would
be
retained
on
old
stock.
There
was
no
Immediate
an-
nouncement
by
other
tobacco
companies
but
It
is
believed
here
that
they
will
follow
the
Im
perial
Tobacco
Co.'s
lead.
o
by
Aid.
T.:B.
Black
and
Aid.
A.
S.
jNlckerson,
that5
the
council's
previous
action
In
the
matter
be
rescinded
and
that
a
referendum
be
taken
on
two
points-r-whether
a
franchise
should
be
granted
and,
if
so.
whether
it
be,
granted
to
Messrs.
Smith
and
Murray
as
previously
proposed.
A
notice
has
appeared
at
the
City
Hall
reading
as
follows:
"We
the
undersigned
are
opposed
to
the
passage
of
the
bus
franchise
bylaw
in
Its
present
form
for
the
following
reasons:
"1.
The
agreement
contained
therein
Is
In
effect
different
from
that
previously
submitted
to
the
council.
"2.
We
believe
that
the
council
has
been
misinformed
and
misunderstood
the
question
to
be
decided
by
the
plebiscite,
the
!
issue
thisreby
being
confused.
Two
separate
and
distinct
answers
are
required
to
the
questions,
(a)
Shall
the
city
grant
a
franchise?
(b)
Shall
the
franchise
be
granted
to
Messrs
Mur
ray
and
Smith.
TODAY'
STOCKS'
"3-
A
petition
properly
drawn
BraIbrne
B.
R.
Con
-043S
B.
R.
X
10
Cariboo
Quartz
2.85
Dentonla
20
Grull
Wlhksne
-07
Hedley
Mascot
1.0!
Minto
-
02t'2
Pend
Oreille
.2.15
Pioneer
4.00
Premier
Border
05
Privateer
.33
Reeves
MacDonald
1.00
Reno
14
"
Salmon
Gold
23
Sheep
Creek
1.12
Taylor
Bridge
-
-50
Taku
River
73
Vananda
22
Congress
-03V4
Hedley
Amalgt
-03
Sllbak
Premier
Oils
C
&
E
-
2.50
Home
.'-
a--4.40
.Toronto
,
Athona
H
Aumaque
2'
Beattie
2
Bevcourt
-
.......i.,
50
Bobjo
-
15
,
Buffalo
Can
......
-1634
Con.
Smelters
.:,.-94.00
Conwest
M0
Donalda
I-60,
Eldona
-
-
1-1&
Elder
-79
Giant
Y'Knlfe
6-35
God's
Lake
05
Hardrock
35
Harricana
08
Hava
-
28
Hosco
-51
Jacknlfe
07
Jollet
Quebec
-
-45
Lake
Rowan
-
1"
Lapaska
1'
Little
Long
Lac
I-63
Lynx
1
Madsen
330
McKenzie
Red
Lake
59
.
MacLeod
Cockshutt
1.65
Moneta
-
-4J
Negus
2-1
Noranda
48.23
Louvlcourt
1-53
Pickle
Crow
-
2.55
Regcourt
I2
San
Antonio
--
4.50
Senator
Rouyn
65
Sherrit
Oordon
3.05
tSeep
Rock
2-25
Sturgeon
River
2i
DUAL
PURPOSE
Plumbing
is
the
science
of
getting
water
where
and
how
It
Is
wanted
and
then
getting
it
away
again.
up
and
presented
to
the
cU
on
November
24
cannot
be
Vancouver,
LThJs,;
petition
-signed
,
ignored.
ignored.
tlnuation
of
service
by
Arrow
Bos
Lines.
"4.
The
proposed
bylaw,
whether
rejected
or
approved
by
the
plebiscite,
does
not
permit
of
any
but
a
negative
an
swer
to
the
original
applicant
(Arrow
Bus
Lines)
for
a
fran
chise
which
application
was
received
March
10,
1947,
and
has
not
yet'
been
answered.
.
't
"The
question
as
now
worded
is
undemocratic
procedure.
"(Signed),
"C.
G.
HAM,
"A.
'
BROOKSU
ANK,
"T.
B.
BLACK,
"A.
S,
NICKERSON.
"In
view
of
the
foregoing,
I
move
that
the
council's
action
In
this
connection
be
rescinded
and
that
a
referendum
on
Questions
A
and
B
stated
above
bo
taken.
Moved
by
C
G.
Ham,
seconded
by
A.
Brooksbank."
BRITAIN
GETTING
MUCH
COAL
NOW
Production
Reaches
its
Highest
Point
Since
1942
LONDON
Last
week
close
on
4.25
million
tons
of
coal
were
mined
In
Britain,
the
highest
figure
since
the
pre-Chrlstmas
week
of
1942.
This
output
exceeds
by
more
than
150,000
tons
that
of
a
previous
week,
the
best
since
the
five-day
week
started
last
May.
If
production
is
maintained
at
this
rate
for
the
remaining
weeks
of
the
year
the
industry
will
easily
reach
Its
200
million
ton
target.
LOCAL
TIDES
Tuesday,
December
2,
1947
High
4:20
19.2
feet
15559
20.9
feet-Low
9:59
8.8
feet
22:46
3.2
fect
Magellan
was
the
first
European
In
the
region
of
the
Marl-anas
islands.
New
Telephone
Directory.
A
new
Telephone
Directory
Is
about
to
be
published.
All
changes
of
listings
must
be
in
by
December
8,
in
writing
at
the
City
Telephone
Office.
CITY
TELEPHONE
(280)
DEPARTMENT.
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