Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
As
I
See
It
Woman
Trapper
Loves
North
Our
European
Parliament
Friday,
July
20,
1951
ill
r
,:
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PRINCE
ALBERT.
Susk.,
A
ivd-heuded,
100-pound
bundle
of
i:iera,
"Curley"
Hanson
hus
been
doing
a
man's
work
for
more
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is
the
only
country
in
the
Western
Hemisphere,
yes,
we
are
the
only
nation
between
Cape
Horn
and
the
North
Pole
that
has
that
old
European
hn
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
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and
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anil
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Columbia.
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Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
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Pilnre
Rupert,
i
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
i
years.
;
She
travelled
with'
a
circus,
Parliament
that
was
created
in
the
dark
ajrea
when
tuppei
for
20
years,
Mv
f
a
,
,
.
,
,
,
.
.
,
lake
resort,
works
as
a
guide
people
lost
faith
in
their
king,
and
refused
to
trust
aIll1
has
loved
tt
an.
Home-made
Coffee
live-f
iot
three-lives
at
Candle
their
government.
Thus
they
established
what
is
nowi
Nu
44-
th
,
.
inch
redhead
h,
,.,
u
,
.
.JV,.
THANKS
to
all
the
folk
60
miles
mi.'th
of
Prince
Lake
r
1
,
,
,
.
r
-
any
irxc
itiu.
The
Lieutenant
Gove
rnor
wnu
hflll
llltt
tellers
aies
on
mutn
me
same
pruicjpi,'
Mc
Howe'
Mr.
Speaker,
I
will
about
how
to
make
homc-;aS-!!e
engJS,ln8
J"nn
to
f,J
now
'read
the
contract
between
i
made
COIiee
substitutes.
time
sends
Joe
Doe
to
watcli
tional
Research
Council.
J
Cne
i.'iendlv
family
even
in-
;
fud
but"
Jui"
'h'
is
try-
Mr
Uiw.
what
Is
the'
date
of
to
do
nls
job-
Here
uhu
vited
me
around
for
a
demon-:"1
that?
straticn.
not
only
of
how
to
make
'
re')rt-;ie,u-3
l"e
Oovernment,
Mr.
Howe:
It
Is
dated
January
it,
tut
U
taste
it.
inlle
Jov
fPents
His
Maj-
lst
1951.
V
-
Albert,
where
he
and
her
bus-band
Conn
run
a
trap
line
and
lakt
re-ort.
She
has
U-en
in
the
bush
count'
y
since
1920
when
she
built
a
cabin
and
started
trap-pins,.
For
two
years
she
was
the
only
woman
at
Candle
Lake.
Then
she
heard
a
rumor
that
tlu..
police
intended
to
bring
tier
cut
because
they
felt
the
situation
was
too
dangerous
for
a
lone
woman.
"I'll
die
if
I
have
to
leave
here."
if
1
found
there
are
many
varia-1
?My
1
L0'aI
opposition,
,1
4
7
Mr.
Maclliraith:
That
is
right.
Mr.
Drew:
Mr.
Speaker
An
Honorable
Member:
Apolo-
Mr.
Drew:
That
statement
was
Issued
by
the
Atomic
Energy
Cujurol
Board
on
January
2iuT
An
Hjno.able
Meuibjr
ju
don't
undersXaud
tneiu.
Mr.
Abbott:
Make
anoliter
broadcast.
Mr.
Speaker:
Order.
Mr.
Dietenbaker:
Table
some
tions.
Most
cf
the
ex-prairie
"ur
turopta.i
people
use
either
wheat
or
ba
'-1
Plirljame'u
01
today-ley,
p!us
i.me
molasses.
Mis.
!
While
wt
sometimes
rt.'tr
G:aybiU
says
that,
as
a
Sjt.ida-
i
elect.ons
be.nj
carried
on
njaru
navian
loves
coffee
and
here
!
b.v
lne
six-ihuoter
than
by
talis
how
her
dear
eld
mother
usee'.
'
'uls
below
the
Rio
G.
ande,
yet
iO
make
a
fine
substitute:
1
am
"ecy
doubtlul
it
old
Mexi-o
"lake
to
rounds
go-d
bard
i
her
"ltLit
primitive
atae
Canadian
wheat
(cleaned
1.
:
could
have
staged
a
more
ui:-Grini
In
old
coffee
mill,
set
to
'
civilized
episode
than
was
ptr-'medium
g.'ind'.
Put
the
ground
formed
in
our
Parliament
011
wheat
in
cpen
flat
bread
pa.Wulle
27,
23
and
29.
JT
IS
a
pleasure
to
welcome
His
Honor,
Col.
the
I
Honorable
Clarence
Wallace,
C.B.E.,
Lieutenant
Governor
of
British
Columbia,
who
is
eoming-
to-morrow
aboard
HMCS
Ontario
for
an
official
visit
to
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
some
years
since
a
Lieutenant
Governor
has
been
in
Prince
Rupert.
We
are
glad
that
Mr.
Wallace
has
not
waited
long
following
his
appointment
to
come
here.
1
It
is
of
particular
interest
to
have
Mr.
Wallace
here.
He
may
have
been
in
the
city
since
but
we
last
remember
him
as
a
young
man
just
after
World
tar
I
when
he
came
here
to
work
at
the
dry
dock
aj
which
his
father,
the
late
Andrew
Wallace,
was
biiiWing
ships.
Unfortunately,
he
will
not
find
the
old
dry
dock
a
very
busy
place
after
having
had
its
ups
and
downs
these
many
years
but
he
will
notice
many
changes
and
improvements
in
this-
bustling
crty
with
its
new
industrial
developments.
Apart
from
the
personal
interest.
Prince
Rupert
MARKS
94TH
BIRTHDAY
A
new
cast,
visits
fr,ra
rfc
a
watermelon
helped
George
Hebdrn
Corsan.
naturii
iiw.nimri
,
initio
111s
wlh
uuiiiu.iy
m
loronuj
western
H
-jomla,
June
11.
Corsan,
shown
eating
a
banana,
onec.
vai'h'lii
Brown
on
his
FM-Miiln
pstnte
hrnlf
Mo
.
.
tall
from
a
nut
tree
he
was
pruning,
May
27.
In
his
T
t
suburban
Islington
farm.
He
plans
to
entertain
Twins
if"
'and
toast
till
br;wn.
Stir
around
!
l
would
appear
that
when
other
document
that
we
have
ccasionally
to
avoid
burning.
Mr.
Howe
entered
the
Govern-
not
seen.
"Take
this
out
of
the
oven
j
ment
disposed
of
his
entire
Mr.
Abbott:
Make
another
and
ai.i
three
teaspoonfulls
or
stock
and
interest
in
the
C.
V.
oroadcast.
mola:-:es.
Put
in
oven
again.
;
Coiuiany
Ltd.,
jut
uie
bpeaner:
Order.
Empty
cn
waxed
paper
far
a
'
Iate
R-
B.
Bennett
disposed
U
:
Mr.
Drew:
'Jhese
figures
ver
couple
of
hours,
till
quite
dry.
i
his
tuak
and
inte.est
in
th
-
Included
in
the
total
of
$50u,-
Add
a
teaspoon
c:
more
of
this
Eddy
Match
Company
when
ne
000.00.
to
boiling
water
boil
for
five
became
the
Conservative
leader.;
Mr.
Howe:
That
Is
not
what
minutes".
but
Mr.
Howe
allowed
the
firm
y0u
said
In
your
broadcast.
i
to
retain
its
former
name,
C.
I).
;
Mr.
Abbott:
It
is
better
in
Hie
iaiiaosiie
is
one
mm-seii
ub
nis
larm
mis
w.'dc-tr,
(CP
nurse
Is
Owen
Rogers.
PERPETUAL
HEAT-WAVE
WORLD
DlPLOJii
neonle
Will
be
P
ad
to
frrept
anrl
hnnnv
the
HUD.
GRAY
gives
a
variation
ofi"e
company
Ltd.
brcadcast
than
in
the
House
Colombo,
capital
of
Ceylon,
I
Tnygve
Lie.
secrtiari.
sho
told
Conn
Hanson,
a
fellow-trapper.
"Why
don't
we
get
inar-,
lied
te
i
can
stay?"
M.
.
Hanson
liked
the
idea,
t
jo.
'
and
they
were
mart
led
In
1929.
I
Conn
now
Is
70
years
old
and
'
p.
old-timer
in
the
district,
j
"But
he's
plenty
lough
U."
his
wife
says.
!
ISlMtN
IN
SUVA
M'OTIA
j
Curley
trapped
for
20
years
j
until
conservation
rules
allowed
.
only
cue
member
of
a
family
to
,
trap.
However,
she
still
travels
j
with
h.T
husband,
looks
after
.
camp
and
chops
wood
while
i
Conn
lends
the
ti
aplme.
!
Born
in
Lunenburg,
N.S..
she
!
wa:
In
a
missionary
girls
school
when,
she
says,
she
learned
"everything
but
how
to
live."
;
Starting
with
a
10-month
Jaunt
with
a
circus,
she's
U'en
liythg
to
remedy
that
ever
since.
!
Th'-ugh
she
hates
dresses
and
wears
slacks
or
shorts.
Curley
gets
plenty
of
women's
work
to
do.
She
c.'uns
10
cabins
at
the
resort,
and
last
year
canned
more
than
500
quarts
of
fruit
;
and
vegetables
from
her
garden,
i
And
she
loves
Candle
I.uke.
;
"It's
the
only
ulace
I
vver
want
tc
live,"
sho
says.
!
"1
couldn't
livi
away
from
the
!
trees
and
water.
I'd
Just
die
if
'
I
was
transplanted."
r.
.
,
-
.
.
..
P""1"-'-
I
the
the
ab::ve.
above.
Hp
He
mast
roasts
thpi
the'
"
11
aPPeaj:i
appears
that
the
tllB
Leader
cf
Mr.
Diew:
It
must
be
a
relief
has
an
average
temperature
in
of
the
United
Nation
t.1
the
hmh
Bus
during
the
day
all
mer
foreign
mimsto
wheat
kernels
before
adding
th,
"e
Opposition
in
his
rounds
of
for
the
Minister
of
Finance
to
molasses,
and
then
grinds.
Ha.
duties
of
digging
up
material
lor
make
those
interjections
alt.
r
year
round.
way.
says
"taste
different
from
real
aemw"
marks
to
chalk
up,
what
ths
peop.e
ot
Canada
sa.d
against
the
Government
discov-
j
about
him
lat
Moiulav
colfee
tut
oeally
is
good".
erea
tnai
tne
uovernment
wa
Tt
(,
!
I','.
M's.
Eiizacetn
Jones
says
s.i
Mr.
Abbott:
SATURDAY
and
MONDA
Uiea
Marquis
wheat
when
It
sold
J""'6
,
"-"fP-"'
lief
to
listen
to
.he
Hoiiorabi.-
ior
W
cents
a
bushel.
uuamras.
aim
m
1115
cnarge
in,
MeUuer
it
is
eis'.ci
tainment.
bat
01
ine
Lieutenant
governor
tor
the
symbolism
which
the
office
implies
the
connection
with
the
British
cvovn
for
which
we
all
retain
affection
and
sentimental
fealty
in
spite
of
our
complete
autonomy
therefrom.
The
existence
of
the
office
is
one
of
those
abstract
ties
that
bind
us
together
in
our
democracy
and
our
idealistic
principles.
;We
are
not
forced
to
have
our
Lieutenant
Governor
and
it
is
for
that
very
reason
that
we
retain
him
and
like
to
have
him
and
are
sincere
in
welcoming
Mm
when
he
comes
to
see
us.
SPECIALS
toil
g;:d
harj
wh-at.
covered
-B
a'1
n"e
speuKiug
over
uw
'in
skim
milk,
until
soft.
Dram
ratiio
at
Port
Arthur
he
referred
dry.
To
every
one
pound
add
to
tne
firrn
as
Mr-
Howe's
fam-two
tablespoons
cooking
mola.i-
lly
"omP:illy.
'ses.'
Spread
flat
on
tin.
ana
'When
this
was
brought
up
in
not
a
relief.
Mr.
Mutch:
We
are
having
a
little
trouble
in
following
him.
The
f'jiegohig
ij
but
u
umpli:
of
the
material
that
did
get
into
Hansard
of
June
27,
28
and
29.
Can
one
envision
such
an
epi
roast
in
oven
till
dark
b.'awn.
Mix
tne
Hol'se
on
June
27
it
was
three-quarter
pound
of
the
claimed
that
there
was
such
roastea
n?at
with
one-quarter
uProar
that
'he
reporters
could
MEN'S
AND
BOYS'
CLOTHES
FOR
WORK
AND
DRESS
Just
a
few
of
our
prices:
sode
being
staged
in
the
Hou
pound
coffee,
and
vou
ran't
tell
1101
sel
more
than
nu
per
jen
of
what
was
said,
but
1
am
re-
at
Wash.ngton,
or
in
the
council
Droducina
a
lew
sketrhe;
f
chambers
of
New
York
or
ton-
the
difterenee
from
good
coffee.
!
.
1
.
..
....
An
urkam
thura
i..
M.,
u,,,-K
tt.t,...
i
Hansaro
ma
.
-.iv
.Uw
u
.v
I
1
ntn
1J1U
vt
irnm,
Know
th,(
that.
While
.t,,i
,
I,
get.
'
.,';
a
Onvernment
i..ri
an
nffi.
0
n
tiood
Ht
and
latest
style
$35.W.fcjf
f-a
tail
was
in
India,
Andy
Ritchie
'crtniure
lure
33xqe
for
Sae,
may
it
uc
ullueiSLOU.l
that
it
is
our
system
and
not
cial
Opposition,
although
either
liirhthnm-a
Icppnor
at
Ht
c
01
muse
cuies
nave
a
nuiie
Satu
finnri
nr
v,c
.,
Party
i
am
reiemng
to.
far
)t
NO
WHITES
ALLOWED)
White
settlers
were
barred
from
Oklahoma
in
1834
when
most
of
the
slate
was
declar-d
.Indian
territory.
matters
were
reversed,
that
is
popu'auon
ana
tne
iiou.se
m
"Whtrj
the
spirit
of
the
Lord
is,
there
is
liberty."
II.
Cor.
3:17.
MKX'8
DKf.SS
AM)
U'OKK
SOX
Made
by
Pmmans
r
ba.'.
Mi
Oreg-.r
and
others
45c
li
liOYS'
PANTS,
SWKATI.KS,
T
SIIIKTS.
WINilHKl
tKI
I
1
wcrld
his
secret
ot
making
cof-
fee
substitute
from
carrots.
i
"Simply
takj
one
c
rtwo
car-
(Continued
on
Page
5t
it
tne
conservatives
had
au
Government,
and
the
Liberals
had
the
Opposition,
the
same
tactics
would
be
carried
on
as
they
are
carried
on
in
all
Parliaments
in
Europe.
ll'lj.-'
til
li.ll-!l!l
Wirfil
:lMil
Piitltiti
u
ii-.:tf.fl
irr.hi-
5
rct
and
shred
them
on
a
cookie
tray.
Place
tray
in
the
oven
and
dry
and
rcast
till
the
carrot
1
TIC
:Q
iX
,
52.75
li
shreds
are
golden
to
dark
brown
DECCA
COLUMBIA
CAPITOL
Locven
and
turn
the
shredded
SOME
EXAMPLES
UKM.MV
Sturdy
8-oz.
malirlal.
Rig.
$3
25
SpnU'
n'f.ClAL!
.MtN'S
PAXTS
Zipper
front,
plain
sliadts
:arrot
as
it
nears
the
brown
1
So
here
are
o
few
jikoh-tirc
stage.
lit.
Hcgular
$10
33
Noi
L
It
wil
1
finish
up
part
taken
from
Hansard
betwewi
brown,,
mostly
dark
Dane
4747
anrt
nn
4i
nf
im,.
MVS
1JIU.S.S
OK
KK.Vll-l)lll:SS
PANTS
-All
sles
latest
releases
in
Popular,
FoIk
Songs,
Classics.
78
rpm
,r.d
long
play.
;
ALL
RECORD
ACCESSORIES
Regular
$5.75.
Kw
brown,
and
seme
nearly
black.
27,
28
and
29.
Do
not
crush
it
fine
or
it
will
Mr.
Drew:
May
I
say
that
ids
pass
through
the
percolator".
statements
that
I
charge
him
witn
taking
K''aJt
from
Canad-
tu.mo
1
HANKS
TO
THE
J.
H.
Rich-
air
is
r
complete
and
unuuall-ardsons,
I
have
actually
tried
a
fied
falsehood,
and
he
knows
v
RECORD
BRUSHES
Keep
your
records
clean
lor
lunger
wear
Mi:N"S
lKi:SS
PANTS
Hr.df.irrl
cord.
All
tool.
Pert
inn.:
shades.
Smaitly
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A
NO
;IH.S'
Kl'NXlXf
a
SIIOKS,
(li
ariiif
beliiw
last
year's
priiei
Moke
sure
that
you
are
in
the
right
ston
Look
for
the
Big
Sign!
lupie
oj
mis
nome-maae
col
tec
substitute,
made
from
carrots.
I
tried
It
on
the
whole
coffee
drinking
half
of
our
family
and
they
were
surprised
to
find
it
Mr.
Howe:
On
a
question
cf
personal
privile?s
Mr.
Drew:
I
repeat
the
s:aW-ment
as
I
said
It
Some
Honorable
Member:
Oh!
Oh!
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
Mr.
urew:
Then
it
dots
se-
CNE
LADY
WRITES
she
trusts
'
P.O.
Box
1279
313
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
644
hop
and
i
come
Some
Honorable
Member:
Oh!
Oh!
Mr.
Speaker:
Order.
I
think
the
Leader
of
the
Opposition
should
be
heard.
.
1
this
will
be
one
way
to
help
the
:
budget.
"For,
God
help
us.
we1
j
won't
be
able
to
make
the
budget;
1
balance
muoh
longer.
But
we
al-!
ways
have
Adam's
ale.
if
we
get
1
broke".
-
.
Tlie
most
nowerful
gasoline
your
tar
can
use.,
'actnaled'
Midi
Premium!
'ave
at
store
at
i
r.ew
liquor
vender's
:
Prince
Rupert.
ray
A
rec?s,sion
is
An
Honorable
Member:
Let
ITl
talk.
talk.
.-V.
t..;t-..
!
'',-,;-,;
J,J
a
period
l.i!.v,.,.',
'
him
v
ncn
v:j
tiehten
up
cur
belt.
In
a
depression
you
have
no!
grieved
letter
to
the
pacer
be-1.,
1Jre'
1
pomt
oac
tnal
Reflects
and
Remin
sees
cause
she
thinks
my
recent
e
ls
no
sucn
necessy
be
belt
to
tighten.
And
when
vou
.
1
T
have
no
pants
to
hold
'
.
"
"
i1mProvefl
loe
lacl
up-it's
a
situation
in
Britain
that
lnal
1
I
stated
stated
panic.
S
may
dis-
1
.
j
courage
Canadians
from
send-'
Mr-
McCann:
You're
tackiiu
FORTY
YEARS
YOl'NG
!
Parcels
to
friends
there.
1
up,
now'
,
Anvnno
to,i
.
...
Do
not
get
me
wrnrm
Th-vl
Mr-
Speaker:
Order.
oveiu
ouani
KWJM"
Occasion
That
rainmaker
down
the
coast
may
te
ail
he
claims
to
be
but
Victoria
and
Vancouver
can
be
excused
if
they
show
signs
of
need
tne
Britain.
I
Mr-
Drew:
-except
he
now
0
held
a
job.
should
V
for
viDO
P:,rels
1"
ear;
of
aea
Joe
Walcott
i,But
tny
do
NOT
need
many
of
s
that
the
cost
of
the
cliaIk
hence.
Forty
days
is
ciuil.e
me
tilings
mai
people
have
bean
'
4
"j'-
is
u,uuu,uuu.uu.-
sending
them
from
here.
i
Mr-
Maclliraith:
He
did
not
Moreover,
If
prices
keep
sky-,
'
'
birthday
.
.
Anniversary
.
.
.
Shower
and
Wedding
Cards
and
Wrappings
All
under
one
roof
spell.
thirty-seven.
The
otht
-
right
he
knocked
cut
Erzard
Charles,
winner
cf
24
straight
fights
him-:lf.
Walcott,
sweating
and
smiling
as
he
stcjd
off
rcnrrat-
I
I
f'l!1-'
3
-,
rocKetmg
the
way
they
have
TRI-LIGHTS
TORCH
ICRS
TABLE:
LAMPS
Shades
in
nworM
shapes
and
nl'
been
here,
the
great
ma.ss
of
the
IASES
BREATHING...
THIS
IS
DIFFERENT
people
of
Britain
will
soon
be
Spain
and
the
United
States
:
ulaticns,
said
he
felt
like
sixteen
are;
being
featured
in
the
news-
j
LETTERBOX
papers
just
now.
Last
time,
it
was
53
5
ears
asc
end
thon
there
was
a,
war
on.
Tcday,
there
s
merely
a
bit
of
mill
murmured
diplomacy.
FOOTBALL
Editor,
Daily
News
I
was
interettsd
to
read
in
much
better
off
than
we
are.
For
their
tight
system
of
price
control,
with
rationed
distribution,
prevents
the
very
thing
that
is
happening
here.
In
Canada
the
average
family
Just
can't
live
on
the
average
wage,
which
is
still
leys
than
$50
per
week.
In
Britain
a
family
can
get
along
quite
nicely
on
$50
or
ie.is.
Specially
priced
this
week
ot
ct(,,T.,T.v
t..,
last
night's
"Daily
News'
'an
ar-
FfLT
.
ticle
headed
"Fsetball
Makeup'
GORDON
&
ANDERSO
The
July
SAL
Third
Avenue
Harriman
Threatened
OF
RELIEF
FROM
HAY
FEVER
and
ASTHMA
Inhale
the
toothing
herbal
vapor
of
Kellogg'
Asthma
Relief
Breathing
becomes
mora
free
and
natural.
Bring!
effective
relief
even
to
chronic
Asthma
and
Hay
Fever
eufTerers.
Over
60
yearg
in
ue.
Available
in
cigarette
form,
if
de-aired
Atk
your
nearest
dealer.
iins
is
vne
noie
ur
less
md-
in
wnirn
it
was
alleged
that
the
aneholy
season
wh:-n
vacation-
Gmera',
M::
:rs
F
00
.ball
Clao
ists
a
e
thinking
of
returning
had
failed
to
field
a
team
for
home.
Travelling
is
believed
to
Wednesday
night's
scheduled
have
a
broadening
effect.
It
has
game
and
would
therefore
'o
also
been
heard
said
that
it
has
disbanded.
a
tendency
to
flatten
c;r;kel-i
As
one
who
plays
the
occas-bocks.
!
ional
game
for
the
General
Mo-
tors
Club
it
seems
to
me
that
the
An
Alabama
woman,
Mrs.
artirle
smells
strongly
of
whh-Cralg,
preferred
her
faith
in
the
lul
thinking
and
contains
mew
Good
Book
to
avoiding
a
five:smoke
than
fire.
'
foot
rattlesnake.
It
bit
hrr
fou.'
1
I
have
failed
to
see
mum
Umes.
Mrs.
Craig
belonged
to
,
loB'c
in
some
things
which
the
a
cult
called
the
Hcly
Sect,
and
Prince
Rupert
Football
Associa-about
forty
membe-s
worked
1lon
does,
and
why
it
expects
u
overtime
in
supplication.
Well,
j
General
Motors
team
to
turn
out
there'
always
cjmes
a
time
or!
to
play
in
a
game
which
the
As-shouldi
when
fanaticism
stops
!
sociation
advertised
on
Wednes-and
-common
?ense
starts.
i
day's
front
page
as
a
L?gion-
;',;;
,
Battery
contest
is
the
best
ex-
j
ample
yet.
PERHAPS
NOT
1
!
Further-
,h
Motors
,
.
.
.
r
Colonel
G.
H.
Ellis,
assistant
club
is
quite
capable
of
sneak-
ORMES
TEHRAN
Iranian
police
are
reported
to
have
uncovered
a
plot
to
assassinate
W.
Averill
Harriman,
President
Truman's
ambassador-al-large,
who
is
here
In
the
attempt
to
iron
out
the
Iranian
oil
dispute
between
Britain
and
the
Iranian
government.
Harrlman's
movements
are
now
being
kept
secret
at
the
request
ol
the
security
police.
NORTHROP
LYMAN
CO
LTD.,
TORONTO
SHOES
HANDBAGS
LUGGAGE
CONTINUES
AT
"(fashion
"(footwear
The
Pioneer
Druggis
BUCKING
THE
TIDE
ftVHii,',n
u
6U.CH1I11-111,
Ljui-,iiie
ior
useir
and
anv
club
n
1st
bureau,
says
that
so
far
ex-1
nouncempnts
win
h.
n
,
Four
persons
in
the
state
of
pndiiure
of
money
from
across,
the
club
president,
captain
or:
Oregon
voted
for
a
prohibition
Khe
line
is
less.
Wonder
if
Ottawa
secretary.
1st
candidate
in
the
1938
presi
presi
"
PHONE
81
ever
neara
01
mat
grand
JOHN
WILSON.
dentlal
election,