j
BLAi'h
AND
WHITE'
CAMS
I
m
um
I
Elnurn
i
k
n
n
in
-
nuu-
1
:-,
..,,1
Tprrible'
..,.
,
in
Pensions.
iio.l.-irrv
aaglc
and
veterans
'
said
O
R
Pearkcs,
mscrvatlve.
Nan
from
$30
to
$40
-.
iuding
the
prc-living
bonus,
in
Army
pay
will
s
o
10
$58
per
month
:3
a
$9
Increase
In
.r.c
A
lieutenant
s;i!
instead
of
$150
an
increase
of
allowance
Corre-in
navy
and
air
c
:cive
similar
In-
1
mil
nil
1
1
j
1
FKI
llld
I
I
II
S;::-jfiecI
with
Increases
nnounred
in
ER
?
Officials
of
vunu
organization
executive
meetings
id
and
that
a
"ma
in?,
v.
not
remote."
all
rroup
involved
immtdi.i'r
reaction
dtsappoin'mrnt.
l.AK
KAY
l
ut
iiMMMrn
'!
The
welterweight
Ray
Robinson
last
a
technical
knoek-ticre
over
chunky
Robinson's
second
-
.cd
in
hospital
to-'fcring
from
the
of
which
he
was
11-
.sixth
round.
Rob-
ucal
knockout
be-fans
cleared
away
:
i.he
champion
siip-
iv
of
left
and
right
rashed
to
the
ean-ath
and
the
fight
'
ne
ten-count
sound-
0!;er
suffered
piw-uon
of
the
left
kld-attendants
report-otion
as
"Xatr"
today.
E
BEING
PUDIATED
r
Mi
Auslanc
of
C.t.L.
"
'oniniunists
Behind
It
'Sunt.
Alex
McAuslane.
:
if
of
the
Canadian
Labor,
.attacked
the
yesterday
for
fo-':
mble
In
connection
udlg
of
the
freighter
Vancouver
with
arms
iIK''iniuiion
for
Nationalist
;a
Picketing
was
quite
obvl-y
'
'irk
of
the
Commun-
The
C.C.L.
might
step
A"
une
said.
"niie
miphnsLq
are
work
on
repairs
"
id's
engines
at
the
They
did
not
tn-
invnlvorl
In
n
"no.
al
1i-putc."
asserted
a
smaii
'tttiat1(mai
Longshoremen's
,
hdquarters
In
Los
An-
;
HYcPtj
stevedores
to
re-
their
work
of
loading
I
raOVmCML
LIBRAIi
EIGHT
DAYS
IN
BOX
CAR,
YOUTH
IS'
FROST
BITTEN,
LOSES
FIFTY
POUNDS'
FOKT
SMITH.
Arkansas
rcinTh,.
anient
yesterday
Karl
Harrison,
aged
21,
who
was
locked
in
a
box
car'
.
"JKSES
rV
c,?h?
(J"
aml
"'hts
without
food,
water
or
suf-'
,u
Sdows
al
an-
clothing,
is
described
as
"good"
today
by
hos-
atement
by
Pre-
Val
attendants.
.
Phis
worked
out
t
at
an
Increase
:rnt
whereas
the
;elf
announced
living
had
gone
The
pension
In-totally
lnadc-
0
the
Nanalmo
1
jr
Nanalmo
also
Government
for
tier
In
the
an-me
increases
af-iZXOOO
civil
ser-
Soviet
Leaders
Are
Moulded
At
Moscow
College
Communist
Party
School
lor
193,000.000
Russians
By
DON
DALLAS
MOSCOW-Immense
pains
are
being
taken
in
the
Soviet
Union
for
civil
seTvnu
1
1
keP
193.000,000
citizens
in-
VPDVAMTV
IL
JLIV
f
Mil
I
J
j
formed
on
all
matters
of
Com-jmunlst
policy,
both
internal
and
I
external.
I
Party
chiefs
supervise
a
tight
educational
structure
that
alms
at
enlightening
the
people
on
many
things
current
national
events
and
plana
the
"forces
that
threaten
the
development
of
the
country
"
why
they
must
be
"always
vigilant,
always
prepared."
Each
cltiten
mutt
knoV
why
the
Soviet
man,
publicized
as
"the
pride
of
our
times,"
Is
superior
to
the
man
of
the
bourgeois
capitalist
world,
why
culture
11
the
capitalist
world
is
de
graded
and
vulgar,
why
the
old
world
capitalism
and
Imperialism
it
doomed.
Spearhead
ot
all
organizational
and
propaganda
work
Is
the
tfescfcitlt
CwnmunM
parHy-wltji
its
organizations
In
factories,
workshops,
collective
farms,
offices
and
stores.
Every
place
of
work
has
a
party
group,
affiliated
to
a
city
dlttrlct
group,
above
which
Is
the
city
organlaatson.
In
turn
re-
pons!
ble
to
the
party
organization
for
the
krai
or
oblast
'both
large
administrative
areas,
similar
to
a
small
state
in
the
United
States).
Tlie
chain
Is
completed
by
th?
party
organization
ganization
ol
of
the
tne
mem
indlv
Harrlson
was
found
In
the'
car
when
It
was
opened
at
a
lumber
mill
here
on
Friday
Hl.i
arms
and
legs
were
frost-bitten
I
and.
during
the
Imprisonment
I
he
lost
fifty
pounds,
weighing
less
than
100
txmnds
when
he
f
was
found.
The
unfortunate
man
had
loutitain-llrail
of
Knowledge
climbed
Into
the
car
at
Wells,
Nevada,
on
December
11
CANADA
HAD
BIG
THIRST
Liquor
Consumption
in
Fiscal
Vear
Totalled
$30,915,005
OTTAWA.
0-
A
long
list
of
figures
tabled
In
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
was
another
way
of
saying
that
Canada
had
a
pretty
expenslvethlrst
In
the
fiscal
year
ended
in
1946.
The
sum
represents
the
gross
sale
of
spirits,
beer
and
wines
by
provincial
liquor
control
boards
or
their
agents.
It
was
a
Jump
of
$83,414,641
over
the
Dominion's'
drinking
bill
for
the
previous
twelve
months.
Prrnce
Edward
Island,
where
j
the
sale
of
alcoholic
beverages
!
is
prohibited
except
for
medi-
clnal
purposes,
recorded
lowest
sales
of
$12.65
Der
caDita.
British!
Columbia
was
highest
wlth'tns
placed
as
$$36.63.
UNION
HEALTH
IS
SUSPENDED
Has
Deficit
of
$16,000
With
23,000
.Members
VICTORIA
The
Union
Health
and
Accident
Association
had
all
ll
nnuprs
snsnrnriprl
bv
At-
ZrZ
ml((
Friday
following
discovery
the
Communist
party
of
the
U.
S.S.R.
.VAKXIST
!
Insolvency.
A
Vancouver
account-ant
informed
the
government
i
that
there
was
a
deficit
of
more
(than
$46,000
and
outstanding
I.I)IC.TIU.
Irlnlmn
tntallinp
over
$37,000
The
Job
of
training
the
party
.
with
no
money
to
meet
them,
and
soviet
(municipal)
leaders.
i
The
Association
has
23,000
mem-who
must
be
the
best
informed
bers
In
good
standing
from
which
1
people
In
the
country,
is
en-!
it
has
been
still
collecting,
trusted
to
the
higher
party
The
move
is
reported
to
be
the
school
of
the
central
committee
beginning
of
a
general
"clean-
of
the
Communist
pary
in
Mos-
up"
of
unsound
benefit
groups
ccw
the
"Communist
Unlver-
ally"
of
the
Soviet
Union.
There,
some
880
students
arc
undergoing
a
comprehensive
three-year
course
covering
wide
fields,
from
current
events
to
culture.
More
than
500
others.
Including
party
leaders
of
many
years'
standing,
arc
doing
a
short
nine
months'
refresher
course.
New
Instructions
issued
by
the
party
central
committee
in
the
last
-12
months
have
aimed
at
a
purely
Marxist,
as
distinct
from
a
"bourgeois'
approach
to
the
fields
of
art.
literature,
science
and
philosophy.
The
teaching
and
lecturing
staff,
men
and
women
specially
picked
by
the
higher
party
chiefs,
include
two
academicians
members
of
the
academy
of
sciences,
top
scientific
qualification
in
the
Soviet
Union
l
11
other
members
of
the
academy
of
sciences,
60
professors
and
32
lecturers.
The
scientific
council
of
the
chool
has
th?
rlaht
to
accept
these
for
a
scientific
degree
and
to
confer
the
degree
of
candidate
of
sciences,
somewhat
similar
to
i
bachelor
of
science.
The
school
has
two
faculties,
the
party
and
the
soviet.
The
13
chairs
at
the
party
school
are
In:
liistorv
of
the
party,
history
of
the
U.S.S.R.,
general
history,
poll-t'cal
economy,
economic
and
political
geography,
dialectical
and
historical
materialism,
international
relations
'including
n
Dritain
is
Gratified
Over
President
Truman1!!
Plan
to
Aid
Europe
LONDON
P
President
Tru
man's
presentation
of
details
of
the
Marshall
plan
won
general
approval
today
in
Britain's
press
which
is
much
concerned
at
the
moment
with
Britain's
own
attempt
to
lift
herself
from
the
morass
of
austerity.
The
Independent
Times
called
it
a
"grand
design
to
breathe
life
Into,
the
oid
world
by
help
nf
the
new."
The
Moscow
radio
ignored
Truman's
statement
and
Marshall's
report
on
the
Big
Four
foreign
ministers'
meeting
In
London
which
collapsed
on
Monday.
CANADA'S
FARMS
There
were
731,760
occupied
farms
in
Canada
in
1941,
according
to
9.
census
of
that
year,
as
compared
with
728,664
in
1921.
the
foreign
policy
of
the
U.S.
S.R.i,
Russian
language
and
literature,
Soviet
economy,
party
construction,
state
law
and
Soviet
construction,
Journalism
and
foreign
languages
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
TAXI
(TrrrrfTA
tTTTTrf
ttttttttt
lb
JZ?"
erlcan
ships
In
new
peril
today.
7.716-ton
James
F.
Harrell,
the
high
seas
further
battered
the
10.172-ton
Army
tanker
El
Ca-ney
and
the
130-ton
Army
barge
DSF-856.
The
Harrell
was
the
latest
to
run
into
trouble.
She
radioed
the
coastguard
that
she
had
three
hatches
stove
In,
a
foot
or
more
of
water
in
the
hold
and
a
wet.
swelling
cargo
of
maize
threatened
to
burst
the
-1
.
Wismer'shlp-
Its
position
was
about
420
General
Gordon
public
linking
directly
P.""?.
C"Z
ITT
of
miles
southwest
of
Adak
in
the
Aleutians.
MANUEL
ORTIZ
RETAINS
TITLE
P.aiitamweisht
Champion
Wins
Over
Student
of
Manila
University
MANILA
f'
Manuel
TOP
ATHLETES
NAMED
IN
B.C.
VANCOUVER
CP
Lome
Main,
two-fisted
tennis
ace
who
captured
the
United
States
National
Hardcourts
championship
and
the
Canadian
junior
crown,
has
been
named
outstanding
junior
'athlete
of
the
year
by
the
B.
C.
Athletic
Union
of
Canada
branch.
Senior
nomination
went
to
Peter
Salmon
of
Victoria,
holder
of
the
'Canadian
100-yard
breast
stroke
record
and
all-round
aquatic
star.
Wales
Wins
In
Rugby
Football
CARDIFF,
Wales
0
Wales
defeated
Australia
6
tot
0
in
the
Rugby
Union
International
football
match
today.
WORLD'S
LARGEST
The
fresh
water
area
of
Canada
Is
'estimated
at
223,070
square
miles,
larger
than
any
similar
area
In
the
world.
WAR-TIME
BUDDIES
ON
FIFTY-YARD
LINE
-
Prominent
among
the
glittering
array
of
military
brass'
at
Philadelphia's
Municipal
Stadium
to
see
the
U,
S.
Army-Navy
grid
classic
were
Ships
Still
in
Peril
of
Storm
High
Seas
of
Pacific
Ocean
Are
llaUerinc
Three
IJr.iled
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
I'ort-'Trince
Kupcrt,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVI,
No.
297.
prince
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
20,
1947
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS,
anway
Workers
Increase
ITALY
HAVING
FOOD
STRIKE
Adds
Further
Embarrassment
For
de
Gasparri
Government
Pope
Makes
Appeal
to
World
aiaies
vessels
;
ROME,
Oj
A
country-wide
iiwnTTTTTT
(i,wnrth
ttootfix
strikeiii!
Italian
food
industries.
ast
three
Am-"
iai-ua)6Htfwiwi'ittMj'!
ass
rremier
ae
uasparri
s
new-
tough
El
Centra,
California.
Iet
ien
less
than
tuce
farmer,
retained
his
world's
1
promised,
bantamweight
championship
to
night
with
a
decision
over
Tlrso
del
Rosario.
Manila
University
student,
in
a
fifteen-round
fight.
The
champion
scored
two
knock
ly
reshuffled
cabinet,
began
today
but
IndicaUons
were
It
would
be
settled
by
nightfall..
An
estimated
300,000
employees
of
food
factories,
stores
and
shops
are
affected
by
the
strike.
Bakeries,
milk
distributors
and
ice
plants
were
exempted.
At
the
same
time
violence
broke
out
over
the
Christmas
dole
among
jobless
in
Naples
today,
even
as
Pope
Pius
warned
In
a
Holy
Week
message
that
class
hatred
threatened
the
very
foundations
of
the
nations.
It:
his
message
to
the
world,
Pops
iPius
urged
Roman
Catholics
to
jpray
for
peace.
I
The
country-wide
food
strike
I
was
called
over
contract
nego-I
tlatlons
as
rioting
opened
In
of
them
policemen,
were
wounded
by
gunfire
touched
off
when
an
unemployment
office
handed
out
Christmas
doles
to
a
crowd
the
workless.
The
recipients
Orltz,
1
claimed
that
they
had
been
giv-
they
had
been
ARSON
HINTED
AT
HILLIERS
Doukhobor
Fire
Haiders
Arc
Plained
for
Destruction
At
Island
Colony
NANAIMO
Q
--
Doukhobor
fire-raiders
today
were
blamed
for
the
destruction
of
a
combination
cookhouse,
dining
hall
and
store
at
miliars
where
Michael
(Archangel)
Verigin's
colony
Is
located.
Flames
swept
through
the
building
late
last
night
but
were
halted
before
reaching
other
structures
in
the
colony.
It
was
the
first
outb'reak
of
violence
at
the
Vancouver
Island
colony,
37
miles
north
of
here,
from
the
Kootenays.
BUILD
NEW
NASCOPIE
OTTAWA
Minister
of
Transport
Lionel
Chevrier
announced
Friday
that
contract
had
been
let
to
a
Quebec
shipyard
for
the
building
of
a
new
Arctic
trading
vessel
to
replace
the
Xascopie.
It
will
be
modern
Jn
every
respect
and
will
carry
a
helicopter.
iMore
Nazis
Take
Trial
Twenty-one
Kormer
German
Diplomats
and
Officials
Charged
With
War
Crimes
NUERNBERG,
?)
Twenty-one
former
German
diplomats
and
high-ranking
officials
In
the
Nazi
government
pleaded
Innocent
today
to
a
charge
that
they
commltteed
crimes
against
peace,
and
humanity.
The
defendants,
before
a
mlll-
tarv
trihnnnl
upri
nnniiQpH
nf
marshalling
German
financial
IPOLICEMAN
IS
and
economic
support
for
Adolf
Hitler
and
were
also
accused
of
murdering
millions
of
Jews.
The
chief
defendant
is
Baron
Ernest
von
Zelzsaecker,
former
Secretary
of
State
in
the
German
Foreign
Office
and
German
ambassador
to
the
Vatican
at
the
end
of
the
war.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
.
A
wet
week-end
is
in
store
for
all
sections
of
the
British
Colum-
General
Dwight
D.
Eisenhower,
U.
S.
chief
of
staff,
and
Field
bla
coast
as
an
active
storm
ap-Marshal
Harold
R.
L,
G,
Alexander,
governor-general
of
Canada,
proaches
the
shore.
Southeast-who
are
shown
sharing
a
program.
Field
Marshal
Alexander
was
em
gales
are
already
reported
a
close
friend
and
colleague
of
"Gen.
Ike"
during
the
war.
in
northern
coastal
waters
and
strong
southeasterly
winds
arej
expected
to
move
inland
tonight
giving
snow
flurries
throughout
the
interior
tonight
-and
Sunday.
Temperatures
remain
near
normal
for
mid-December.
Forecast
Prince
Rupert.
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Intermittent
rain
today.
Sunday
overcast
with
showers,
winds
decreSStng
decreasing
to!
Ya
r
southeasterly
(20)
this
evening.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Sunday
At
Port
Hardy.
36
to
42;
Mas-sett,
34
and
40;
Prince
Rupert,
38
and
42.
May
Tie
Up
All
Ships
Dominion-wide
Walk-out
of
Canadian
Ship
Officers
Is
Threatened
Seamen
Would
Co-operate
MONTREAL
0
A
complete
tie-up
of
Canadian
shipping
in
the
ports
of
Saint
John
and
Halifax
was
threatened
today
as
S.
J.
Walker,
agent
of
the
Cana
dian
Merchant
Service
Guild,
and
William
Doherty.
national
secretary-treasurer,
left
Montreal
for
Halifax
by
plane
to
marshal
deck,
englneroom
and
wireless
officers
in
Canadian
ships
for
a
Domlnlon-wlde
walkout.
"With
the
co-operation
of
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union,"
Fisher
asserted,
"we
can
stop
any
Canadian
ship
from
clearing
port.
Pilots
and
longshoremen
will
co-operate
with
us
also."'
In
Vancouver
officials
of
the
Merchant
Service
Guild
said
they
were
expecting
at
"any
time"
clarification
of
the
Mont
real
report
that
an
emergency
meeting
of
their
representatives
had
been
called
there.
Tlie
guild
has
more
than
1500
officer
personnel
in
membership.
Gasperri
Given
Confidence
Vote
ROME
The
new
coalition
government
of
Premier
de
Gas
perrl
was
given
a
vote
of
confld
division
of
year
by
dlssldlent
Doukhobors
!
'
to
;
:The
LCmm.U"U'
11??
I
had
challenged
the
government.
SUITS
ARISING
FROM
WRECK,
OF
ARMY
VESSEL
SAN
FRANCISCO
Mrs.
Lorraine
Ruth
Dehne
of
San
Francisco,
whose
husband
was
among
the
missing
when
the
Clarksdale
Victory
was
wrecked
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
has
brought
action
for
$100,000
dam
ages,
charging
negligence
in
the
1
operation
of
the
ship.
ence.
I
am
sarry
I
could
not
bring
back
profitable
results,"
Mr.
Marshall
told
rerxrters.
jJL
Blue
3
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STAR
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I
liiAAAiifiAiAAAiAiAiAiAAAii
s
Rejected
Brotherhood
NowAsks
Naming
of
Conciliator
I
MONTREAL
(CP)
Request
of
140,000
Canadian
railway
workers
for
a
35
percent
hourly
wage
in
crease
was
turned
down
Friday
by
officials
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
The
request
had
been
made
by
eighteen
railway
brotherhoods
which
immediately
appealed
to
Hon.
Humphrey
Mitchell,
minister
of
labor,
for
a
conciliator.
There
is
at
present
no
strike
threat.
FOUND
GUILTY
VANCOUVER
A
Vancouver
city
police
office,
Constable
P.
A.
Smith,
was
charged
yesterday
with
theft
in
connection
with
the
theft
of
a
plaque.
Two
other
officers
have
been
suspended.
GEN.
MARSHALL
RETURNS
HOME
Rough
Ride
Europe
Aid
Seventeen
Billion
Dollar
Tlan
is
Already
Sharply
Attacked
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
0.'
Sharp
attacks
from
both
Republican
and
Democratic
ranks,
today
forecast
rough"
going
for
the
four-year
seventeen
billion
dol
lar
Marshall
plan
when
United
States
Caress
comes
back
to
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
ffi-Sec-'
retary
of
State
George
MarshaUl,!",r,c,J,fnuarir
6'
returned
Friday
from
London
RepubUcan
leaders
are
appar-
and
went
Immediately
into
cabi-.
ent,y
n?
behlntd
Pro
1
Senator
Taf
t
that
f0841
.any
net
meeting
with
President
formal
aid
Truman
to
give
a
first
hand
re
1
pledge
of
European
port
on
the
collapse
of
the
Blg'bf
toone
J"""
and
re
Four
fnrplm
ministers'
ronfpr-l
cwcu
tti"iuuu.
SWEARING
IN
:
Met
at
the
airport
by
Presi-
IV
nrrrKKril
dent
Truman
and
members
of
'J
I
LI
LllLL
the
cabinet.
Mr.
Marshall
waa
told
by
thejjhle
executive,
that
aWOone-ROOfl
lob
-
General
Marshall
said,
in
an
J
object,
with
its
continuous
at
tacks
against
the
western
pow
ers
and
Its
propaganda,
was
to
create
confusion.
nyron
Johnson
to
Take
Over
as
rrunler.l)eirib12T
VICTORIA
Swearing
in
of
address
to
the
nation
last
night,
Byron
I.Johnson
M.L.A.
as
that
because
of
Soviet
"frustra-
Premier
has
been
deferred
from
tlon"
policies,
a
lasting
European
peace
settlement
was
still
distant;
He
said
it
would
probably
have
to
await
the
outcome
of
western
Eurppe's
efforts
to
restore
healthy
society
and
economy
with
American
assistance.
The
Secretary
of
State
declared
that
the
Soviet
Union
had
taken
an
attitude
of
frank
hostility
to
the
European
recovery
program
and
that
was
the
reason
for
the
breakdown
of
the
Big
Four
conference.
Russia's
tomorrow
to
December
27,
It
was
announced
late
yesterday.
Yesterday
Mr.
Johnson
again
conferred
with
Premier
John
Hart
but
there
was
no
intimation
of
what
happened.
The
fate
of
the
coalition
may
be
determined
when
Finance.
Minister
Herbert
Anscomb,
Conservative
leader,
meets
his
caucus.
LOCAL
TIDES
Sunday,
December
21,
1947
High
7:56
17.9
feet
20:06
159
feet
Low
1:10
7.9
feet
14:19
9.3
feet
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Football
Association
Cup
'
Second
Hound
Replays
Torquay
United
2,
Northampton
Town
0.
Stockton
1,
Notts
County
4.
Swindon
Town
2,
Aldershot
0.
Brighton
and
Hove
Albion
2,
Hartlepools
United
1.
Glllingham
3,
Rochdale
0.
Shrewsbury
Town
2,
Stockport
County
2
(extra
time).
Walsall
3,
Norwich
City
2.
English
League
First
Division
Aston
Villa
2,
Grimsby
Town
2.
Burnley
3,
Portsmouth
2.
Chelsea
2,
Blackpool
2.
Everton
4,
Blackburn
Rovers
1.
Huddersfleld
Town
2,
Derby
County
1.
Manchester
United
2,
Middlesbrough
1.
Preston
North
End
3,
Liverpool
3.
Sheffield
United
1,
Charlton
Athletic
1.
Stoke
City
2,
Bolton
Wanderers
0.
Sunderland
1,
Arsenal
1.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1,
Manchester
City
0.
0.
Second
Division
Barnsley
0,
Birmingham
City
Brentford
0,
Fulham
2.
Bury
1,
Nottingham
Forest
0.
Chesterfield
2,
Cardiff
City
2.
Leicester
City
2,
Leeds
United
Luton
Town
2,
Coventry
City
3.
Millwall
0,
Sheffield
Wednesday
0.
Plymouth
Argyle
3,
Newcastle
United
0.
Southampton
6,
Doncaster
Rovers
1.
Tottenham
Hotspur
1,
West
Bromwlch
Albion
1.
West
Ham
United
0,
Bradford
0.
Scottish
League
"A"
Division
Celtic
0,
Alrdrleonlans
0.
Dundee
0,
Morton
4.
Falkirk
1,
Clyde
1.
Hibernian
4,
Aberdeen
0.
Motherwell
0,
Queens
Park
2.
Partlck
Thistle
4,
Queen
of
the
South
0.
St.
MIrren
1,
Hearts
0.
Third
Lanark
0,
Rangers
1.
NOTICE
OF
CLOSING
All
Grocery,
Butcher
and
Bakery
Shops
will
close
on
Thursday,
Friday,
December
25
and
26,
also
Thursday
and
Friday,
January
1
and
2.
All
other
Relail
Stores
will
close
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday,
December
25,
26
and
27,
also
Thursday,
January
1,
and
will
be
open
Friday,
January
2.
Retail
Stores
will
not
be
open
on
any
evening.
PRINCE
RUPERT
RETAIL.
MERCHANTS'
ASSOCIATION.