nly
20,
1028
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
!
FIVE
j,
J
ft
nc
liie
lowent
price
our
history.
WOOL
INDIGO
SERCK
riff,
rcfr.
nfrw
$57
S
rjfo,
n-jr.
$C0,
now
$.-(
-'.rjre,
ri'jr.
$M,
now
jjsio
.
,
l
ino
Worsteds,
Super
mkI.
Foxhound
Tweed
ih
or
Scotch
Tweed,
II
finest
quality
ma-at
astonishingly
re-
ii
iceg.
in
todny
and
let
u
lit
meapure.
Hest
-hip
and
fU
guar-
lingthe
Tailor
!
.
ond
Av
Plione
C19
i
forc
t
our
steam
:
ti
l
cleaning
ser-
'
nts
called
for
and
;
(I
to
any
f:irt
of
the
1
I
one
ITS
TODAY
!
v.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
LADIES'
Bathing
Suits
in
JAXTZEN
IMVEILSAL
and
PENMAN
makes
r.MIIINfi
UELTS
H.S.WalIaceCo.Ltd.
l'hone
9
J
venue
and
Pulton
City
Meat
Market
Selvlg
Rro.
vc.
Phone
705
li'.iT
H-iv
oi
t
r
norsk
ost
'.'
riskekonM-rTer
v'
ukUerkavringrr
'.f
hveteskonrokkcr
1
1
i
ui;skonrnkkrr
Up
knekkelirot
riatlirod
'"r
o.n.v.
U
varer.
Hilligr
priser.
Huriitr
onihrlngelne
Bathing
Suits
iih
Skirts
1
!
lUty,
(Hrl
and
hildrtn
'
?
Hi:
JERSEY
WOOL
i:
vular
8.t0
$1.1111
Montreal
Importers
'
.
Miller.
Proprietor.
1
cnue.
I'rlnce
Rupert,
COAL
"ur
choico
U'SO
C
ASSIDY
WEL-MM.TON
TKLKWA
li'
lkU'v
Hny
nnd
(Jrnln.
"
1
"
Hbin
Hood
P'lour.
Phone
C8
...
n
.
n
-
'
1
'
iiperi
reed
lo.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Improvemenf
in
Skeena
River
Salmon
I
ishinj:
ExpecJod
Next
Week
McLean
Yard
Repairing
M).8.T.
llulibot
Holding
up
well
!
Skeena
IqSBBjuijyiire
Confidently
expecting
a
pood
ran
of
pink
Kll"9Pm.
week.
Many
liwn
have
been
ee
jumping
outsider
fflfe
week
laJUis,
tog-irier
with
other
signs,
raise
hopes
that
the
ran
will
Rttft.-in
substantial
quantity.
Meantime,
,due
largely
to
the
unfavorajto
weather,
sockeye
fibbing
this
week
has
not
been
so
my
satiafjK-y,
the
average
being
plated
roughly
at
eighteen
fish
per
boat.
Jlw4ve
Ubo
been
taken
in
the
gill
i
netH
but
not
in
any
very
laffce
uMlmtities
as
vet.
While
the
season
on
the
Skeena
has
opened
rather
poorly,
hopes
are
genially
expressed
that
they
may
noon
be
a
sub-,
pneumatic
iteeriug
gr.
Comfort
of
manual
Improvement.
Condition
on
i
m.mmadatloiis
and
all
the
latost
the
Naas
River
are
unaeratood
to
be
equipment
In
halibut
boat
leatuie
the
largely
similar
to
thoae
prevailing
on
utw
venoel
which
carrlea
a
crew
of
tin
Skeena
while,
from
the
south
of
ihiru-en
men.
Associated
with
bmpt.
District
No.
2,
come
report
of
good
I-ilerten
'01
the
boat
as
fishermen
ver
ce
me
season
opened,
e:c
men
who
have
been
with
him
particularly
around
Smith's
and
Kiv
n
flileU.
A
(IOOII
JICJIIT
I
The
election
was
the
oentrc
of
in-1
i
ouring
UK
ween
alonR
tit
water-
:
c:
..
front
a
elsewhere
and
it
was
possible
t.
;
to
draw
the
boys
out
on
little
vi
i
:.
Now
It
1
over
anil
d
finitely
cnv.ixh
v.:.
ftlled.
there
arc
no
mciin:iia.i...s,
i:-.
supporter
of
either
side
huvim:
nt
i.
;
k-ust
something
to
rejoice
at
A
lea-
n
ture
prominently
mentioned
il
hi:;
id
admirably
clean
manner
in
simh
thcjl-i
contest
in
carried
out
locally
dt-
j
oM
of
pemoaatlttM
and
blf.tr
lellm?J
that
have
so
often
been
attached
u;
lueb
campaign.
A
good
light
a
in.
-v
and
favorably
carried
out.
devoiviu,,
credit
upon
the
organta
ion
,,i
h
ah
winner
and
loner
to
whom
cont'riuiu-
Frederick
W.
Wallaoe.
who
ha.s
n
-ctnUy
assumed
the
editorship
of
the,
(
s.iadUii
Pishermau.
publr.ocd
at
Cr-dendale,
'
Quebec.
In
occcw.iun
i-
J
sel
at
aahoec
st
Jftatornourg.
'-m
K
-
''tarisrswbuJ
fot
NMV
AMKUH'tN
IMItT
One
of
the
"lost
rompleicly
rulpped
p,ly
flnlnhrd
Slid
spreuient
of
till
j'ars
new
American
h.i'iDut
arho-nw
inr
rsr:"'l,'J
IcanadianJ
DAnrir
Yvitwi
.
.
.
:
ncn.-,ii
ars.
The
vessel
at
area-
i
..'i.
.n
live
dories
and
has
a
flsbi
id
r
parity
of
.about
MANX)
posnds.j
After
liavlr.s
been
engaged
in
lis-
i
.-
j
.itrnl
on
the
Haas
Elver
under
j
a
;
i
jr
liir
past
twe
weeks
re-1
v.
depart
men
to!
cruiser
Metraj
liav.ni'
r.pu;rK
mtU:
at
she'
u
'
k.
r
Hi:;
ert
Towing
!
iv.u.e
Cr.
jxwer
cruiser
"83"
re--'J
on
'llitinidsir
to
the
tot
hers
i
will
new
tx
ijhcd
In
genc-ral
work
i
hi
comj,any.
IIMIi:HJHt:
AM)
AlllMJTICS
Many
,..mom
althletes
of
today
and
:,'Uiyr!ir
in
the
lines
of
oarsmen.
b
-rs.
hkatera
and
runners
were
reared
it
finhernicn
or
followad
the
m-
i
utry
at
sme
time
In
their
tlons
are
alike
due.
No
th.
i
u,
i
;
ile
luU.
Ncd
H8niau
OI
Toronto,
prob-
uii
onr,
everyday
will
ue
ami
10
ho
'!
down
to
builness
again.
ably
the
best
ainglt
sculler
of
hls-c
ry.
was.
a
lherm.n
In
Ontario.
The
liiir.ous
Parlsi
crew,
oonstetlng
of
Boss,
Tulu;ii.
Hutton
and
Price,
which
was
w.rid
rncwned
in
rowing,
shtty
years
:.'i
wtre
all
fishermen
who
operated
a:
the
Bin
of
Fundy.
Mike
and
Mark
X.
Munaon.
Is
eipected
in
Prince
Hu-1
,.,.,.
oI
Halllax.
slngtes
and
doubles
ptrt
within
the
next
wc-k
or
so
in
j
werr
both
fishermen
out
of
tbt
orrj-se
of
flytng
trip
to
the
!
;.aI..uX.
Th!.
Belvcs
crew,
const
tins
Facrflc
Ooast
to
renew
old
acquaintances
and
get
a
tine
on
the
industry.
Mr.
Wallace
is
a
former
sxlitor
of
the
CanMlan
Fisherman
but
since
1923
has
been
In
charge
ct
Fishing
tiarctl:
in
Mew
York.
Further
details
of
the
stranding
in
Fred.
Harry
and
Prank
Belyaa
and
Fr..nk
Lamercuux,
rdrc
all
fishermen
.u
the
Bay
of
Fundy
The
late
Oeorge
Bron
tl
Herring
Cove
H.
B.
Lhanip
en
Kindle
sculler
half
a
oen-:ur
ago.
was
a
fisherman
from
boy-lw
.rt
until
death.
Frank
B.
Clear
of
Bthtcn.
ex-champion
amateur
single
wrangw
narrows
oi
uie
swam
yacni
WUM,r
of
Amsrica.
was
Interested
Otsaca.
owned
and
comma
ruled
by.
in
f;aning
ln
the
region
of
his
home
Cspt.
O.
Allan
Hancock.
Urn
AnKols
U
wn
Aie,
Brayley
of
St.
John.
M.
millionaire
sportsman,
have
been
re-1
a
rivaI
o
tied
Hr.nian.
was
born
celved
in
Frlnee
Super
t
during
the
I
,,llfl
nr!j
a
fisherman
and
the
late
week.
The
-fallal
reassl
piled
up
on
Jlm
Belyea.
also
of
St.
John,
was
a
Burnt
Island,
about
lour
miles
aouthl
i,,.,,mR
fhorman.
Hnton
Barya.
of
PwtaMburg.
a
week
ago
Thursday
i
lUPthcr
St
John
man.
was
born
and
evening
at
o'clock,
having
pasorcl
j
about
13t
fswt
to
the
wrong
ride
.:
a
bsaeon.
the
poattkm
of
Which
had
Tern
altered
dnnng
recent
dredgiiu;
soric
i
i
'
Wrangeil
Harrows.
Since
that
time
ha
been
fast
on
the
reef,
with
i.iri
puncture
on
bar
port
side
-.v
.r
rock
entered
two-snd-a-half
feet
in;
;
here
boiler
rooss
which
ws
torn
(.jjen
Froas
that
note,
the
only
one
id
the
;
vessel,
water
enter
the
entire
uumi
trasMIng
osourad
and.
tle
vwaisd
resU
virtually
hiKh
and
dry.
resting
Mrwarl
and
af.
on
rocks
SI
aa
abjht
degsee
port
ll'
The
l.oat
is
oouaMered
to
be
in
uo
da:.,-er
unless
a
awWac
storm,
unuxuul
a'
thi
!,
jrd
:ured
a
fisherman.
And
these
verr
n;!
all
the
famous
single
end
team
sculler
hailing
from
St.
John
i
:
irul..ily.
who
rre
Bay
of
Fundy
T-f.einiMi.
The
lute
Hughle
MoCor-
k
!
bt.
Joim.
KM.,
former
pro-ic.u:":.!.:
-,eeJ
skating
champion,
was
a
fiDlM-rrnun
from
boyhood
on
the
Kriiw
Lh
tan
liver,
Oeorge
Kid
La
iK-ii
ot
Saginaw,
Michigan.
Ught-v
i-'it
Nun;
champion,
was
s
fish-
nd
stdbanoid
at
hiKa
ws'er
I:
waajerman
belore
he
entered
the
ring
ne
how
before
"High
tide
:).ui
tiM
I
nt
into
that
business
again
after
it
low
tr
(
no
ijt
lne
square
circle.
Oeorge
LaBlanrhe
fenner
noted
middleweight
w).
Bp-
lalised
ln
the
pivot
blow
vhiih
has
long
since
been
diabarrad.
fished
off
Oiibeo
Provlnoe
sUui
up.
SaHage
th.
rlnr
for
wenty-flve
years
In
Klurttug
as
a
lightweight
thtttM
be
a
comparatlvtly
ea-y
under-
luld
flrihhing
as
a
heavy,
was
a
Nova
tshlrrg
bait.
If
avail
I
n-i
taken
ofjHr(!1(,
nshornum
before
he
went
to
high
ttoaa
this
weak-rnd.
it
may
bel
B..v.ion.
Mysterious
Billy
Smith
of
mother
month
baJore
it
viU
be
jkwsi-
n.!on
was
ciuiaaed
in
Jflshlng
ofl
hie
to
patch
and
pull
the
vcl
oJ!
Marlt.mes
before
be
went
into
There
was
no
Insurance
on
the
boat
K;Jtint,
Babe
Barman,
formerly
of
and
tjrrsmgwmenla
for
salvage
-reOB,,
Ftaiiclaco
and
now
of
Hew
Tork.
tlKrefore.
made
direct
between
11
I
i.Fi-ed
ln
San
Franclioo
harbor
before
owner
and
the
Pacific
Salvsgv
Co..
;i
u,,
i.stlclsm
as
a
profession
wh
-e
salvage
btait
Sarvsge
stintr
In
now
j
llIul
fraki,.
Brltt
of
-Hew
Bedlord.
st
toe
xoene
of
the
stranding
Mean
-1
jg;.,..
was
s
fisherman
before
be
de-
iw.
thus
vHD
were)
en
board
the
ves
'
tit
u
ui
devote
ail
his-.
UM
to
pugU-
iran
Jose
I
isMkerdb
fisherman
antajtfifc,
r.
Canadian
Pacific
Rail
..
llella
Oiwhi
raMs.
Naiiui.
i
Kt
,-a.
rr
I
;oe-
"vK-rotim
r-.f-y
ru.iy
I..'
Ajfiiiy
lor
"
"J!
orilUII.
HihtI
Aaenl.
Au
niie.
l-rhiee
Hupm.
..
Comer
of
4.1.
Mlrrel
.-"
Al.
Alert
iwjr.
wav
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
xttri&(!rt&i:
go
nearly
krci-r
rig
Jnck
Damps
ay.
the
then
thnmpion
for
a
row
of
homers,
was
k
South
American
Ilsliermaa.
Stuffy
M-lii.;:.
Ioiik
prominent
on
the
Big
rtiauiond
und
now
manager
of
Is
the
Aleutian,
own
um
mi
'
mr
i'.-.i-in
i
.t
th
Mobrrs
yard
ln
a-ntUe
i
,
,1
.n
iwnlnL'
NsUunaJa,
was
en-fram
Okiuoester,
f
t
Capt.
rStul
Pedersen.
forimr
i
wncr
M
i.-
.
hf!.re
sang
on
the
diamond
r
the
Tordenskkild
sh
w
reoern
aiui
.
irt
ie-.Momuiy,
nsvuig
siariea
in
wiej
C'upt.
N.
B.
Hew
thr
RiPutlir'
all
,
N
vi
England
U-uciir,
Albion
Stenros.
'til
whom
are
well
known
in
Prmrr
,
rinni.ih
marathon
runner,
was
s
flah-,..,,.
Ruwrt
TMKirr
c
mmunU
ol
i
rriiuui
in
lu'
home
laud
and
John
k.
.
ih.
vesnni
lino
alreailv
UiBOVl
three
ratrtie
at
Seattle
from
the
Hecstt
Strait
banks
and
may
hr
expw'
10
m,,,"'
hw
0,111
1,1
Prlare
Rupert
before
long.
Smj.yi.-d
flsl-lnt:
th
AleStiun
la
in
dory
snttywiRht
fret
lonj;
with
bam
,t
IS
feet
nnd
draft
or
so
asm
Bt
l)
..:
Nowf.iiir-illiuid.
also
a
long
tit'-,
tir-c
runner,
wns
a
flKhcrman.
too.
Quite
an
impelling
list
of
marlneu
to
be
Kuctifsful
und
even
famous
MKHAIItlMl
l.
H.
T.
rvwred
wltli
n
135
hp.
Atlaa-Usperla?
,
a
wnrded
the
contract
for
the
repairing
.
1
.i.ii.
nr.nri
,
l
tac.tl
K..iiK,
hnlilKit
,
Ixmt
D.
r
a
S.
f
T.
linn
ii
kiui
She
nn
a
:,,
i-
eqifpnen
it
the
WwnKell.
Jomwi
hI
Skugway:
Jul,
.
.
f8.
IB,
SH.U.tt.
30
t
i
To
Krtrhlkan.
V..H
aminnrr.
.
VWnria
mid
Htlle-ul.v
7.
11.
1.
IB.
t,
U.
.
pufsrKSS
ItOTAL
liirnnitliin
iinm
I'liim
SI
$4
Here
Is
Your
Opportunity!
COSTS
NOTHING
TO
INVESTIGATE
OR
ENTER
And
it
may
mean
a
great
deal
to
you.
Mail
or
bring
in
the
nwnina-tion
coupon
at
once.
It
may
be
your
passport
to
"better
times"
the
means
of
your
getting
more
enjoyment
out
of
life.
Remember
to
get
in
on
this
GREAT
OF-FER
takes
only
a
stamp
or
a
trip
to
hcaqduar
ters
and
it
doesn't
obligate
you
in
any
way
to
send
or
bring
in
the
coupon.
The
opportunity
of
owning
one
of
these
cars
or
one
of
the
large
cash
prizes
is
certainly
worth
that
little
esUsmteS
at-
(400
aa
fcovemT
by
itttrfbu.
n.sitai
npsir-
rfP!
'm-
4.
The
tsvlvUt
m
fomfAesKl
Attat
Werfneaiay.
IfteftatMac,
the
owner.
Capt
Jim
r'urscrsi,
M
GHri
joying
f
holiday
trip
to
Vanoouver
on
the
proeeeSs
of
txrtag
a
suecesslul
ptovlnciul
election
prognoatlcator.
k
is
rtporU'd
to
hnve
cleaned
up
a
neat
tlOU
on
the
aticngtB
or
his
good
judgment
or
lucky
hunch,
which
ever
ou
will
have
it.
Doc
Clapperton
aliould
soos
be
nW
to
qualify
aa
the
msa
having
the
most
troubles
in
the
World
Doel
Iffteat
misfortune
aa
to
be
selected
as
the,
tunptre
for
ins
cricket
match
lent
Saturday
afternoon
between
H.
M
S.
Durlian
and
tnr
luoai
capooents
Of
this
game.
While
the
Wtatff
Man
does
not
profess
fj
be
any
ecpen
in
tab
matter
f
balls
sn-J
bats,
troa
what
The
McLean
yard
ut
8
si
Cove
was
Can
hear
Doe
must
have
been
mistaken
for
the
ball
en
at
least
oho
occasion
when
s
ime
of
the
batameu
came
after
him
with
their
weapons
lllieral
r:nry-
'
Fnvmgc
tat
wce'-ena,
nun
now
nns
,-'
"
with
the
Job
well
under
way.
Damage
P
ollr
lllu,ll'y
w
i
thls
antique
and
ninnjj
civuuwd
var-
i-r
..
of
Mam.
we
wtMsM
way
,
if
1
Doc
knows
erVcket
as
)mv
l
snacer
and
vsriuus
ottgr
ASssT
ot
sportfnr
endeavour
be
was
in
the
right
and
some
of
the
playem
didn't
know
their
onli
perbsssl
as
well
ia
they
did
aomr
vtUf
ago.
The
local
hMlhut
sMmsner
UTtaf
atone
Ii
on
the
dry
deck
fht
cleaning
and
painting,
aupervtasbn
betas
given
Ihr
Job
by
both
:t.
Tofrf
ChtlaUvm-hen.
rt
maimwt.
and
Capl,
Dill
Tll)l:el.
the
'klnrier
I
met
with
a
minor
mishap
this
week
OF
INTEREST
TO
EVERYO
in
FREE
PRIZES
TWO
DISTRICTS
TWO
SETS
OF
PRIZES
THE
COMPLETE
PRIZE
LIST
Pontiac
Six
Sedan,
Value
$1,200.00
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
value
$860.00
One
Cash.
Prize
of
$500.00,
value
$600.00
Two
Cash
Prizes
of
$100.00
each,
value
$200.00
In
addition
to
the
above
prizes
a
specia!
fund
of
$1,500
hat
been
appropriated
to
be
distributed
to
all
active
non-prke
winners
on
the
basis
of
ten
per
cent
of
all
money
they
turn
in
for
subscription!,
value
$1,500.00
Total
Gift
List,
Value
K2G0.00
T6e
fJally
Newa
"Everybody
Wins"
Campsign
is
big
enough
and
worthy
enough
to
interest
the
biiofest
man
or
woman
In
I'rlnce
Rupert
and
vicinity.
Here
i
an
opportunity
to
realize
as
high
as
$1,200
in
your
spare
time
and
at
the
same
time
to
further
the
success
of
a
heme
institution
which
has
as
its
aim
the
advancement
of
civic
interests.
The
News'
"Everybody
Wins"
Campaign
is
a
meritorious
Plan
from
beginning
to
end.
Every
precaution
has
been
taken
to
safeguard
the
interests
of
the
participants,
and
every
one
is
absolutely
allured
of
fair
and
impartial
treatment.
It
is
a
plan
which
ultimately
works
to
the
interest
of
all.
The
candidates
profit,
The
News
profits
and
the
local
merchants
who
one
the
Advertising
Columns
profit,
in
that
the
success
of
the
enterprise
will
place.
The
News
in
more
homes
more
people
will
read
the
messages
of
progressivelsai
ever
dedicated
to
the
advancement
erf
Prince
Rupert
and
vicinity.
It
is
indeed
puzzling
to
the
campaign
management
why
there
has
not
been
more
response
to
this
generous
offer.
Where
else
could
you
spend
your
time
more
renomeratively?
Where
else,
other
than
in
The
News
campaign
could
you
cash
yonr
spare
time
to
the
extent
of
-fl.200?
And
yoa
cannot
lose
as
every
active'
participant
will
be
paid
10
per
cent
cash
cftmroiBBion
in
case
they
do
not
win
one
of
the
major
prises.
You
owe
it
to
yourself
to
at
react
Investigate.
Phone
534
for
further
information.
10
Per
Cent
Commission
Guarantees
all
Nnn-prlr.c
Winning
Candidates
Her6
is
Your
Opportunity
Don't
let
it
pass
by.
Would
you
like
to
own
one
of
these
cars
without
laboring
hard
to
save
money
to
buy
it
with?
THE
DAILY
NEWS
is
giving
away
two
big
cars
and
hundreds
of
dollars
in
cash
prixes
in
a
free
gift
distribution
and
circulation
campaign.
In
this
campaign
Everybody
Wins
something.
You
win.
For
further
information
call
on,
telephone
or
writf,
Campaign
Manager
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Phone
534
Campaign
Office
open
each
Evening
until
8
o'clock.
Phone
534
Nomination
Illank
In
fli'IVirlf
p
Rnnnrt
jilslljr
jcnv'fBvetiMy
Wins"
CatTifn
Good
for
5,000
Votes
I
hereby
rtr
6
east
5.0IM)
votss
fst
Mias,
Mr.
arwl
Mrs.
Daily
News
"Everybody
Wins
iVtee
Distribution.
as
a
ciWrtUfkite
in
The
Trince
Rupert
Address
phone
Nolo
Only
one
nomination
blank
will
I
cmlftetl
to
each
candidate
nodrhiatefl.
while
on
the
Ward
Wats
tor
hull
I
work
The
rssswt
fewtasf
her
linen
land
sank
but
was
soon
put
In
shapt
lataln
and
at
aose
more
trsjveTrrsg
the
ihlnh
ha:i,
sppaiently
none
the
worse
,-rtor
her
brief
watiwn,
If
they
dont
bite
ed
pl
U
Kini
Spinners
-'NuJf
1.M
C-
XAI.VOU
IS
Coast
Irrlhtei
Salvor.
Oapt.
Rush,
wns
In
port
to
Affcbft
a
McOaftery
from
Tuesuaw
Thursday,
dlse
barging
a
eargo
of
coal
and
biHMlng
materials
to
be
used
In
the
erection
of
the
new
theatre
here.
Acoordliiu
to
announcement
coming
-.nn
tlie
south
the
Ml
Herd
racking
i-o
iaa
been
purchased
by
the
BrbV
Columbia
Packer
Ltd..
the
new
(continued
on
page
U)
Ran
ad
ian
National
C7hi
Largcfl
Railway
Sylcm
in
America
j
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SUttVICK
Bslllngs
fro
VKIM'r
Kl'fKKT
tor
VANTOI'VKR.
VirTOHl.
"KATTI.K.
MOSIIAYS.
III'USIIAVM.
4.00
p.m..
SATI'SMrS.
S00
pJH.
Pot
ANVOX
nn
STKWAKT.
MONflAVN,
I'lllllAVH.
4.00
p.m.
r.r
massktt
ixi.rrr.
mhsiiays.
oo
pjn.
Pur
MII'TII
QITBN
rilARtOTTE
IM.AMIS.
Fortnightly.
m
kkaoway.
wi:iisiayh.
4oo
pa.
fASMRNflfR
TIIAINS
LtAR
I'lllXtF.
KfJI'UT
IIAII.Y
EXriTT
StiMlAY
at
lUII
.m.
for
IMIISri!
qtMIMfK.
larttesfON.
MISNU'i:n,
all
lnti
I5atern
t'anad.
I'nllet
Stales.
AOCNCY
AI4.
KT.AN
Hf
KAMNIIIf
LINES.
CIT
TICKET
OrilCK.
I
TIIIHH
A
V
f...
I'UINtC
Kl'ITKT.
rhun
t