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No.
169
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RUPERT,
B.C.,
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JULY
20,
1951
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Arriving
Saturday
Afternoon
If
Following
arrival
in
port
to-;
!
FLASH
Xing
Abdullah
of
Jordan
is
Killed
i
LONDON
(CP)
The
Foreign
Office
said
today
X'hr
Abdullah
of
Jordan
was
assassinated.
"We
O't
jriving
out
any
details,"
a
spokesman
said,
have
received
the
news
with
profound
regret."'
I
morrow
afternoon
of
HMCS
On-
;
tario,
an
official
welcome
and
I
!
civic
dinner
will
be
given
by
the
!
I
city
of
Prince
Rupert
for
Lt.-
j
i
Governor
Clarence
Wallace.
He
1
arrives
2
p.m.
Saturday,
aboard
j
Ontario.
J
Invitations
to
the
dinner
in-'
i
elude
120
representative
guests.
Lt.-Cdr.
McRae
will
deliver
in
'
address
of
welcome
on
behalf
of
j
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
and'
I
district.
Mayor
Rudderham
will
J
s-
CHI'CML
SESSION
SEOVL
The
Korean
war
true,
talks
are
to
be
resumed
Saturday
morning
(S
p.m.
Friday,
Pacific
Daylight
Time)
at
Kaesong.
Flooded
roads
and
storms
prevented
the
United
Nations
delegates
from
reaching
Kaeson
yesterday.
This
may
be
the
crucial
session
over
the
issue
of
withdrawal
of
foreign
troops
from
Korea.
MEDIATION
REJECTED
NEW
DELHI
India
today
It
was
reported
that
Abdullah
be
chairman
of
the
dinner.
j
A
presentation
of
a
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
slate
totem
;
pole
will
be
made
by
J.
C.
Gilker,
!
i
09
years
of
age,
was
shot
as
lie
jwas
entering
a
mosque
at
Amman
lor
prayers.
His
second
son.
!
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert.
I
(Chamber
of
Commerce.
I
II
WlJ
lite
Sox
ar
Top
1
I
Prince
Waif,
has
bepn
appointed
j
J
regent.
I
The
assassin
was
Identified
as
'
1
Mustapha
Shaklr,
a
notorious
!
terrorist,
who
was
friendiv
with
I
1
7
Vl
LIEUTENANT
-
GOVERNOR
-
-Hon.
Clarence
Wallace,
a:
riving
here
tomorrow
aboard
HMCS
Ontario
for
official
visit
to
Princ-a
Rupert.
1
v
?fc.
Chairman
of
the
civic
enter-
i
tainment
committee
is
Aid.
T.
I
B.
Black.
The
reception
and
dinner
will
j
be
held
at
the
Canadian
Legion
j
'
auditorium.
At
2:30
p.m.,
the
lieutenant
1
governor,
in
company
with
Com-
modore
H.
F.
Pullen
and
Com-
;
mander
H.
Paterson.
will
dU-
JYORK
'CP)
Chicago's
r
OrinA
Mufti.
Shaklr,
him-!
While
Sox
climbed
to
8t'"
wa
"hot
dt'ad
by
the
royal
i
-"ukuj"-1
Jiur
me
snooims.
Jliree
percentage
points
i
s
league-leading
Boston'
MarUal
law
was
declared
alter
k
Thursday
by
nip,n
-
i
lhe
shooting.
Dr.
J.
U.
Galbraith,
medical
superintendent
of
the
ho;p.L;il,
and
the
medical
and
nur.siii
turned
down
an
offer
from
Prime
Minister
Meniies
of
Australia
to
mediate
in
difficulties
between
India
and
Pakistan.
Nehru
said
the
situation
did
not
warrant
intervention.
Pakistan
has
been
complaining
about
massing
of
Indian
force
near
her
frontiers.
BOAT
WORKS
BURNED
SECHELT
The
Canoe
Pass
Boat
Works
at
Pender
Harbor
near
here
were
destroyed
by
fire
early
this
morning.
A
landing
barge
and
several
small
boats
were
also
fk
Yankees
2
to
1
embark
at
Prince
Rupert
and
staffs.
The
killing
of
Abdullah
promises
new
difficulties
In
the
Mid-dle
Ea;t
for
Britain,
already
harried
by
the
oil
crisis.
will
be
met
by
Mayor
G.
W.
Rud
trd
Sox,
still
flndlm?
the
:liiy
rocky,
lest
to
Cleve-5
tii
4
in
the
11th
inning
i
6e
Trihes
second
basc-Oliby
Avilla,
scored
from
tfcc
on
Sam
Chaplan
s
BIO
6MLLTE.R
Key
factor
in
British
ColumJia
Industrial
development
Is
this
smeller
at
Trail
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelt
ng
Company
Ltd.-
Largest
non-ferrous
metals
smeHor
hi
the
Commonwealth,
It
gives
employ
nnt
to
thousand's
of
workers.
(CP
PHOTOt
derham,
Lt.
Cdr.
Jack
McRae
MLA,
RCN(R,
F.
E.
Anfield,
In-'
diam
superintendent,
and
J.
C.
i
Gilker,
president,
Chamber
cfi
Commerce.
j
Lt.
Gov.
Wallace
will
then'
in-'
spect
a
Boy
Scout
guard
of
honot
,
which
will
attend
his
reception
at
the
Jetty.
j
At
3
p.m.,
the
official
party
is
scheduled
to
arrive
at
B.C.
Pack-
;
crs
Ltd.,
Seal
Cove,
for
a
tour
of
the
cold
storage
plant
and
The
British
put
Abdullah
on
the
throne
after
the
Second
World
War
and
supplied
funds
for
his
government
and
the
j
strong
Arab
Legion.
Abdullah
was
born
In
Mecca
i
and
claimed
direct
descent
from
Mohammed.
Used
to
strife,
he
j
always
wore
a
dagger
at
the
!
waist
of
his
flowing
white
robes,
j
ij;
other
other
daylight
ll'liiladelphia
Alhleti-js
$roit
Tigers
split
a
dou-i
winning
the
first
5
to
he
Tiners
took
the
sec-4
3
-
At
a
special
ceremony,
the
principal
Indian
chiefs
of
the
district
will
be
introduced
as
well
as
members
of
the
Aiy-ansh
Harmonic
Silver
Band.
Mr.
Anfield
has
been
chosen
as
orator
for
the
chiefs
and
will
deliver
an
addreoa
of
wtKumii
to
the
visiting
officials.
At
5:30
p.m.,
the
followinj
visitors
will
be
received
officially
aboard
HMCS
Ontario:
Mayor
Rudderham,
Lt.
Crtr.
McRae.
Mr.
Anfield,
Mr.
Gilker,
W.
C.
R.
Jones,
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
mill
manacer;
Mr.
Sourar,
Mr.
Boulter,
Dr.
J.
W,
Galbraith
and
Dr.
Ralph
Ball.
HMCS
Ontario
leaves
Prin-c
;
Rupert
4
p.m.
Monday
and
i3
scheduled
to
arrive
at
E-;qui-'malt
harbor
11:30
a.m.
Wedne.s-
Joint
Development
of
Alaska
And
West
Canada
Proposed
(iiiire
National
League
PLANE
CRASH
GANGES
HARBOR
Three
personsha
d
a
narrow
escape
when
a
B.C.
Airways
plane
overturned
here
last
night.
They
were
Miss
Dor
re
en
Kitchen,
a
nurse,
Harold
Her-ford
of
Vancouver,
and
Pilot
Tom
Tender.
!
4
I
i.e
(t
f
Canada's
Gift
Radar
Sets
For
Europe
r
the
day
was
wash-
(other
operations,
and
will
be
met
by
Manager
D.
M.
Soutar.
While
no
direct
motive
is
yet
j
ascribed
to
the
killing,
It
is
no'.-
jed
that
Abduiinh
was
a
staunch!
;
friend
of
Britain.
Ho
worked
for
j
I
United
Arab
control
and
at
the;
isame
time
for
peace
with
Israoi.
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Secretary
of
the
A
visit
follows
to
the
shipyard,
where
the
party
will
be
met
by
Assistant
Superintendent
Thom-
SEBALL-
OTTAWA
v
uanana
toaay
;:..
n
ni...
...n
,
r
.
.
,
announcer!
her
latest
contrlbu-
uiiopiuaii.ittueu
ujuay
lor
juirn.
ut:-
i
as
Boulter.
Aomuiah
was
a
strict
Moslem
and
he
never
smoked
or
drank.
,
Uon
10
Europe
to
help
build
a
Velopment
of
the
Far
North
by
the
United
States
I
wall
aga'nst
communism
was
300
,.j
r,r,l
'
PIXP
MILL
TOUR
i
The
Sundav
tnnr
'
tnchidps
American
aim
vauaua,
radar
sets
that
will
be
sent
to
six
Spies
Are
Convicted
It
1.
Ch'raKO
3
"
He
tie
said
sain
Alaska
Alaska
alone,
alone,
cr.imt-ies
to
detect
nnvraomt-
given
'
morning
visit'
to
Columbia
Cei-
:
day
jrurose
Co.-Ltd.'
pulp
mill
'
at1'
-
I
Cleveland
5
FISH
ARRIVALS
Pact
Parley
For
Canada
phia
5-3,
Detroit
0-4
J
on
7,
St.
Louis
9
WTather
Mr.
viiiKer.
xne
pariy
win
be
oi-
planes
or
guided
missies
that
10051
bv
the
United
States
gov-iray
:omc
their
way
ernment,
has
a
multl-mlllion-
Tk
,
.
.
',,
.
,
dollar
future
and
could
produce
in
1952
to
tha
United
Kingdom,
hydro.electrlc
energy
annuaIIy.
Belgium,
The
Netherlands,
Nor-
ThlnivPt.t.lert
,.),.....
ficially
met
by
Dr.
Robert
Ball,
general
manager
of
the
mill.
At
2:30
p.m.,
a
tour
of
Miller
Bay
Hospital
begins,
when
Lt.
Gov.
Wallace
meets
Mr.
Anfield,
Synopsis
Numerous
fh'owers
have
been
way,
Denmark
and
Italy.
Manularture
has
begun
Margaret
I.
3000
halibut,
23c,
21c,
15c;
25,000
black
cod,
16.1c,
8c,
Cold
Storage.
Island
Queen,
3000
halibut,
23c,
20c,
15c;
18.000
black
cod,
16c,
8c;
3000
red
cod,
4c;
Atlin.
TOKYO
P
Seventeen
Koreans
and
Japanese
were
convicted
today
by
the
Allied
International
Provost
Court
on
charges
of
conspiracy
to
commit
espionage.
Name
of
an
eighteenth
defen-
Canada,
properly
developed,
'could
support
a
population
of
six
millions.
"Like
Alaska,
it.
OTTAWA
Montreal,
Toronto,!
Ottawa
or
Vancouver
may
be
the
,
scene
of
a
meeting
of
the
North
!
'
Atlantic
Treaty
organlzatior.
which
is
being
proposed
for
Can-'
ada.
It
would
bring
such
digna-'
tories
as
Secretary
of
Slate
Dean
too,
Is
rich
in
natural
wealth.
Moreover,
this
Canadian
region
would
provide
a
nearby
market
for
Alaska
products."
I
National
4i
c-Broltlyri.
Chlcagn-i
St.
I.onis-Boston,
all
post-bf
rain.
Utern
International
2.
Salem
10
tehee
7.
Victoria
2
tii
5.
Yaklrrm
I
la
4.
Vancouver
13
I
Pariflc
Coast
iim?lse
2.
Portland
8
nod
3.
Seattle
0
Bi
ro
7,
Los
Angeles
S
fii'iito
7,
Oakland
3
(11
I
dant
was
withdrawn
during
the
j
trial
which
began
May
11.
The
court
found
the
defendants
Removal
of
Red
Dean
is
Sought
Pastor
Brother
Local
Man,
Dies
Rev.
Hiram
Hull,
D.D.,
long
prominent
United
Church
minister
of
Hamilton,
Ontario,
and
bi
other
of
Oarnvt
Hull
of
Prince
Rupert,
passed
away
suddenly
yesterday
in
the
Eastern
city,
according
to
word
received
by
the
local
brother.
Japanese
Peace
Pact
Conference
Called
For
Sept.
4
in
San
Francisco
WASHINGTON,
D
C.
0
Unit-
Former
Crown
!
Prince
Dies
j
HECHINGEN
(P'
Former
I
guilty
on
41
of
44
counts
which
ranged
from
acts
Inimical
to
se-j
curity
of
the
occupation
to
es-
pionage
and
conspiracy.
The
findings
of
the
Provost
i
Court
are
subject
to
review
before
sentence
is
passed,
i
Seventeen
of
the
convicted
face
maximum
sentences
of
ten
Acheson
and
Secretary
of
Defence
Oeorge
Marshall
of
the
United
States
and
Foreign
Secretary
Herbert
Morrison,
Emmanuel
Shinwell
and
Sir
Hugh
Oaltskill
of
Britain.
Thjre
would
be
about
300
delegates
In
all
with
their
staffs
from
the
twelve
member
countries.
Mayor
Fred
Hume
of
Vancouver
has
sent
word
that
hotel
accommodation
will
be
found
if
it
,v
reported
in
thy
interior
in
the
last
24
hours
and
showers
are
aain
expected
to
develup
in
the
eastern
and
northern
parts
this
afternoon.
However,
tomorrow
should
bring
a
respite
from
shower
activity
along
with
a
rise
in
temperature.
On
the
coast
there
is
considerable
cloudiness
but
the
south
coast
will
enjoy
sunny
weather.
A
moderate
storm
in
the
Gulf
nf
Alaska
will
bring
rain
to
the
Charlottes
and
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
tomorrow.
Forecast
North
coast
resion
Cloudy
today
with
sunny
periods
this
afternoon.
Rain
beginning
tomorrow
morning,
becoming
showery
in
the
afternoon.
Cooler
tomorrow.
wind
light
today
and
southerly
(201
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
and
hiirhs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
Sar.d.;pit
and
Prince
Rupert,
52
and
62.
Crown
Prince
Wilhelm,
once
heir
I
e
Years
in
to
the
German
Empire,
died
last
ed
States
and
Britain
are
due
to
his
villa
after
a
long
issue
invitations
today
to
forty-
Dr.
Hull
was
80
years
of
age
t..,-
,j
.i
i
night
"biW
at
'
'
years
each
in
prison.
.
Supplying
of
Information
to
the
Communists
was
alleged.
LONDON
Six
Conservative
Members
of
Parliament
are
seeking
the
removal
from
office
of
Rev.
Hewlett
Johnson,
sometimes
known
as
the
Red
Dean
of
Canterbury,
whom
they
charga
with
preaching
subversive
and
radical
doctrines.
The
appointment
of
the
Dean
is
by
the
King
and
he
could
only
be
removed
by
the
King
at
tha
recommendation
of
the
government.
Dr.
Johnson
is
known
for
his
pro-Communist
views.
He
has
just
returned
from
a
trip
to
Moscow
where
he
received
the
Stalin
peace
prize.
Is
decided
to
hold
the
meeting,
i"
.
V,
J
Illness.
He
was
69
years
of
aRC
nine
countries,
including
Russia,
n.
un.uiviii,
nvuv
ai.WtC
f
a
i
i
-
.
-
-
,
-
i
,
j.
Retu
In
his
city.
rns
U
VV.
.
lit
tilt!
Ill
IIIC
UCLU1
1
i
fc-
1.1IU
V
OUOIlliJt
LfV.
HLC
VI
IBl;
J
,
Re
I
Victor
!!
'r'hi!
i'
hJh
Wjl!cl
War,
the
Prince
has
livpd
conference
at
San
Francisco
on
Basso-Bert,
after
Richard
Large,
son
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large,
returned
home
'
.
Je
had
been
first
pastor
i
ht
f
the
hmioo
Hohcnsoliem
Completed
draft
of
the
tieatv
on
Thursday
afternoon's
plane
uldt
t"""
".
:cast,e
whicn
ne
could
t
aff0rd
was
circulated
two
weeks
ago
to
three
years
In
his
i'y
of
Turin,
Italy,
has
to
Prlnw
Rupert.
He
m
Tuesday
night's
train
l.-.'k.
from
his
radio
studies
in
Van
couver
for
a
two
weeks'
visit
with
his
parents.
Are
Angling
For
Throne
of
Spain
MADRID
In
connection
with
the
move
of
General
Francisco
Franco
to
restore
the
monarchy
in
Spain,
lt
is
reliably
reported
that
the
pretender
to
the
throne.
(but
Fishing
Resumes
Next
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Dr.
Hull
was
born
in
Ontario
t0
run.
an
countries
at
war
with
Japan
but
came
west
when
his
family
and
yy
were
asked
get
ln
.
homesteaded
ln
the
Souris
dis-
comments
Norweaion
Holidov
or
suggestions
trict
of
Manitoba.
He
went
to
"90"
for
cnanges
by
tomorro;,
j
Western
College
ln
Winnipeg
and
'
or
Premier
Attlee
In
Ottawa
it
was
anticipated1
preached
in
his
native
province
LONDON
Prime
Minister
and
.
that
External
Affairs
Minister
before
moving
to
Ontario.
i
Mrs.
Clement
At
tree
will
spend
a
;
L.
B.
Pearson
will
represent
His
aged
widow
survives
as
well
week's
holiday
In
Norway.
They
,
Canada
at
the
signing
of
the
as
a
daughter,
Mrs.
Neff
of
Ham-
are
due
to
arrive
n
Oslo
August1
Japanese
peace
treaty
ln
San
j
llton,
and
two
sisters,
Mrs.
aboard
a
British
warship
and
'
Francisco.
Canada
is
largely
In
j
Thomas
Masson
of
Vancouver
will
be
guests
of
the
Norwegian
'
accord
with
the
terms
proposed
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Lewis,
Victoria,
in
government.
,
by
the
United
States.
i
i:ourMT
ft.
D.
Johnston
Co.
I.ld.)-
m
in
newiy
upenea
Mreas
Don
Juan,
would
renounce
his
i
VANCOUVER
claim
if
his
thirteen-year-old
son,
Don
Carlos,
is
called.
Bcattle
Brvcourt
Buffalo
Canadian
Consol.
Smeltcs
....
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'
...
..41
.
.17
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Con
west
2.56
iile
the
Inernational
Fisheries
Commission
is
hack
to
see
"what
happens"
iri
a
novel
experi-ith
halibut
seasons,
most
Prince
Rupert
hali-
and
many
American
will
be
heading
for
all
fishing
areas
by
Tuesday
morning.
Vessel-clearing
for
the
new
Charge
Made
by
Chinese
!M!ssouri
9ut
Donalda
Eldona
...
.49
'4
.17
addition
to
the
brother
here.
Contribution
Of
Germany
ut
control
Neutrality
Violation
Alleged
Against
Americans
North
Of
Yalu
River
American
planes
had
"violated"
j
the
Manchurian
frontier
three
ing
Sockeye
"TOKYO
(CP)
The
Pelninir
ra-1
Hues
"on
June
30
the
very
day
LONDON
0"
The
United
States
has
proposed
that
Great
dl
charsed
today
that
United
that
General
Ridgway
(Supreme
d
Clovah
areas,
termed
2B
and
2C,
begins
midnight
July
23.
The
season
opens
Thursday,
July
26.
Area
2B
Is
off
the
east
coast
of
Moresby
Island
in
southern
Hecate
Straits.
Area
2C
lies
off
the
west
coast
of
Dall
and
other
Islands
between
Cape
Addlngton
and
Dixon
Entrance.
Because
of
Indications
in
the
"ttnuus
piaiies
naa
violated
Chi-
iiuiuiiuti
.
umuc
uu
nese
territory
while
Korean
war
i
cease-fire
proposal."
Britain
and
France
moot
in
Washington
to
discuss
the
prob-
ig
sockeye
were
given
rem
of
Germany's
contribution
were
Deing
neid
to
Atlantic
defence.
at
Kaesong.
,,
.
A
Chinese
language
broadcast
"
A
spokesman
said
that
l
Britain
mnnltnrrt
h
.m
,!
American
Standard
12
Braiorne
6.10
B
R
X
03
Cariboo
Quartz
l.ll
Congress
,.07
Giant
Mascot
95
Indian
Mines
21
Fend
Oreille
7.35
Pioneer
1.83
Premier
Border
31
Privateer
11
Reno
.
.03
Sheep
Creek
1.55
Silbak
Premier
38
Taku
River
07
Vananda
12
Spud
Valley
11
Silver
Standard
2
43
Western
Uranium
2.10
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
6.10
A
P
Con
40
Atlantic
2.90
Calmont
1.10
C
ti
E
13.80
Home
Oil
16.50
Mercury
15
Okaita
2.35
Princess
1.35
Royal
Canadian
13
Royallte
14.75
TORONTO
Athona
.08
Aumaque
r
19'i
Biggest
Floods
in
History
May
Be
Coming
ST.
LOUIS
O"
The
untamable
Missouri
River
headed
toward
its
crest
near
the
juncture
with
the
swollen
Mississippi
today,
crumbling
protecting
levees
in
it-
drive
tnward
St.
Louis.
Engineers
predict
that
all
dikes
at
the
confluence
of
the
rivers
will
be
swept
away
within
forty-eight
hours.
St.
Louis
is
bracing
Itself
for
the
shock
of
what
may
be
the
most
serious
flood
in
Its
history.
up
Cloyah
Creek
this
during
low
water
by
"or
a
few
hours
each
day
East
Sullivan
7.70
Giant
Yellowknife
7.85
God's
Lake
.32
Hardrock
,
.17
!
Harricana
.08
Hva
I'!',
Jacknife
OR'i
'
Joliet
Quebec
52
Little
L"ng
uus
.
.65
Lynx
13'
i
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.06
M.-Kenzip
Red
Lake
42
Mcl.eod
Cockshutt
2.65
Moneta
31
''2
Negus
70
Noranda
'.
71.00
Louvicourt
.
16'i
Pickle
Crow
1.67
San
Antonio
2.51
Senator
Rouyn
18
Sherrit
Gordon
2.90
Steep
Rock
665
Silver
Miller
1.37
Upper
Canada
1.57
Golden
Manitou
6.45
Bobjo
.13
Lapaska
03
'V
Sturgeon
River
.16
-
TIDES
-
Saturday,
July
21,
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
'.
2:47
21.9
feet
15:39
20.6
feet
Low
9:16
1.0
feet
21:34
5.0
feet,
was
still
considering
the
propo-
planes
were
over
Chinese
terri-sal
which
Is,
apparently,
aimed
tory
north
of
the
Yalu
Rivr
at
speeding
up
long-drawn
out
"between
July
11
and
16
The
discussions
about
west
German
planes,
the
radio
added'
had
contribution
to
Atlantic
Pact
remnn-ttred
and
strafed
ground
forces.
-
'
,
.
Installations.
It
charged
that
past
that
some
halibut
runs
have
not
been
touched
during
the
main
season
in
June,
the
commission
has
authorized
a
10-day
open
season
in
the
two
areas
and
no
quota
has
Plugs
from
the
Columbia
I
flam
near
the
head
of
f:m.
Fisheries
Depart-
fi-lals
say
they
requested
Zn
small
1
f
sure
wnen
the
water
Get
as
much
as
you
can
in
fo
a
level
where
sockeye
the
time
vou
have."
says
"he
impossible
to
ascend
the
commission,
which
regards
the
Keep
Up
with
the
Jones'
PHONE
99
r
lrcam.
short
season
only
as
an
experi-
sh
migrate
into
Prud-
ment,
results
of
which
will
be
Jake.,
headwater
for
the
known
lnt,lr
this
vear.
Estimates
4nd
spawn
in
the
creeks
of
the
mid-summer
take
run
Nig
the
lake,
from
six
to
10
million
pounds.
SANSH
SILVER
HARMONIC
BAND
Admission
$1.00
-
Students
50c
Tickets
at
Indian
Office.
Phone
194
Sn
Recital
at
Civic
Centre
.
8:15
p.m.
-
Saturday,
July
21st