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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
VOL.
XL.
No.
58
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MARCH
9,
1951
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FIVE
CENTS
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Plane
Base
jmm
IPaiGs
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fegfeft
tab
At
Lakelse
1
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
Seeks
It
Better
Freight
and
;rect
Tax
Phone
Service
Sought
AVERAGE
HOSPITAL
STAY
HERE
7
DAYS
Yugoslavia
Charges
Military
Pressure
er
Sought
Pursue
Enemy
Along
Blood-Soaked
Trails
WEST-CENTRAL
FRONT,
Korea
(CP)-Can-adian
troops
last
night
sat
tight
on
Hill
32
after
a
two-day
battle
described
by
Lt.-Col.
J.
R.
Stone,
their
commanding
officer,
as
"one
of
the
greatest
in
the
annals
of
the
Princess
Patricias."
Engagement
saw
the
batta-
-
TERRACE.
Acting
on
the
advice
of
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
decided
at
Wednesday
night's
meeting
,
to
write
to
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M
P.,
urging
his
to
seek
action
on
the
immediate
establishmen
of
a
mooring
wharf
and
refuelling
facilities
for
planes
at
Lakelse
Lake.
It
was
also
suggested
-0RIA
(CP)
Premier
Byron
ij
yesterday
in
legislature
ffr
support
of
a
rcsolu-i-oving
amendement
of
North
America
Act
fjihe
province
power
to
direct
sales
tax.
!.
ured
legislature
this
Toughest
Document
Yet
by
Tito
Against
Russia
Sees
Aggressive
Measures
BELGRADE
(CP)
Yugoslavia
today
formally
accused
Russia
of
applying
"military
pressure"
against
her
and
of
supplying
Soviet
satellites
with
Administrator
D.
C.
Stevenson
has
been
compiling
some
statistics
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
At
least
on
s
fact
of
outstanding
interest
has
been
established.
It
is
that
the
averacc
stay
of
patients
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hosniial
is
7.3
days
as
comna-ed
with
the
general
provincial
averaire
of
eleven
days
In
the
rest
of
thr;
povince.
I
I
that
a
possible
site
for
the
wharf
could
be
in
the
vicinity
of
the
Forestry
station
where
jJion
make
two
bayonet
charges
L
.....
ht,
iiritTitu
t.rl
lllnl
l.tUll
lit
-
-..
.-,
Ub
t
V
first
two
days
of
the
Allied
northward
push.
A
U.S.
Ninth
Corps
spokesman
IH'l
'
1L
.
.
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r
'livmt!
'JllI
rtvmnu
iitU
,
.
U
i,
11.
nir
1
:niuii
is
that
we
should
"
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'ui
nnn
iu
uvui
Llirow
Maibll
YUKON
REPRESENTATIVE
J.
Aubrey
Simmonds,
53,
is
Liberal
member
of
Parliament
for
Yukon-Mackenzie
River.
A
former
magistrate
in
the
Yukon,
hq
makes
his
home
in
Whitehorse.
A
First
World
War
veteran,
he
is
married
and
was
elected
to
the
House
in
1949.
(CP
PHOTO
hi
r
sales
lax
as
now,
,
iau
UllU-VomimOI
III
government.
know
rvuuic
snuuiu
laying
tills
tax
and
why
rl"'.
up
a
60-degree
slope
covered
with
shoulder-high
pine
growth
and
cut
by
a
lacework
of
enemy
(positions.
(
:
Patricias
yesterday
took
two
spurs
leading
up
the
hill,
took
them
with
bayonet
charge
and
'
close-quarter
fighting.
Today's
Uttack
carried
them
onto
the
,hlll.
j
i
Chinese
bodies
counted
on
the
'
'"ground
numbered
43.
More
un-
;
there
is
a
sheltered
bay
and
deep
water.
The
advice
that
the
board
lake
the
Initiative
in
this
matter
was
contained
in
a
personal
I
letter
from
Mr.
Kenney
to
Alec
'
Gillanders
congratulating
him
on
becoming
this
year's
presi-j
r
dent
of
the
board.
The
meeting
was
held
in
the
Credit
Union
!
Hall
and
was
presided
over
by
j
Mr.
Gillanders.
Due
to
the
very
cold
weather,
there
was
not
a
very
good
attendance.
Conspiracy
In
Pakistan
Seward
Mayor
Is
Imprisoned
ANCHORAGE,
Alaslta
(CP)-The
laying
it.
said,
other
provinces
power
to
Impose
an
In
-
Ottawa
approves
and
(1
co-operate.
said
"the
enemy
seems
to
be
hightailing
it"
along
the
entire
!
west-central
front.
He
Indicated
it
general
with-
I
drawal
from
the
U.S.
Eighth
Army
major
offensive
in
progress.
J
The
Ninth
Corps
troops
pushed
northward
up
to
four
miles
today
through
rough
country.
They
met
little
resistance.
This
j
was
described
as
rearguard
'
Charges
were
contained
in
a
481-page
White
Paper
which
a
government
spokesman
said
would
bo
sent
to
Trygve
Lie,
United
Nations
secretary-general.
Deputy
Foreign
Minister
Ivo
Vcjvoda
summoned
a
special
press
conference
and
told
correspondents
the
complaint
mayor
of
Seward
is
In
federal
Paris
Not
So
Hopeful
cioubtedly
were
carried
away
be-
'
fore
the
Chinese
withdrew
and,
!
LAHORE
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Jail
today,
charged
with
taking-
was
being
handed
to
represent
T
Lmnit
A
If
ITIian
i-oWl
fun
Ult,
..
.
-
money
to
take
a
trip
and
then
atives
of
western
Dowers
sta-'
r"MU."'.
,
"
.
'
.
.
on
the
basis
of
normal
ratio
or
Store
not
taking
the
trip.
A
secret
Indictment,
returned
PARIS
(CP)
The
big-power
for-
U.S.
25th
Division
troops
kill-
tioncd
In
Belgrade
government
discovered
a
pioi
killed
wounded
at
least
250
wJii..t
"Strlk,ng
at
the
foundations
of
must
nave
been
wound.
It
It
was
not
mlvrn
given
t
to
represen-
rerp.n
our
national
existence"
and
has
.d
enemy
'
nlvCZ'ar
gIlaN
lhC
ChiCf
'
general
trails
up
Hill
532
were
f,rnm0,nUi
0nly
btta.u?e
..tne
staff
and
other
ringleaders.
drenched
with
blood
and
th.-v
ed
or
wounded
an
estimated
2000
eign
ministers'
deputies
went
in-Chlnese
in
gaining
a
bitter
mile
t
to
their
fifth
session
today
amid
on
the
western
end
of
the
thun-
1
reports
of
an
important
message
W
by
a
grand
Jury
February
28
and
now
made
public,
specifically
QM
KlirrtAri
f
1
PlJ
charges
Mayor
Eugene
N.
Lanier
E.
S.
Sargent,
speaking
for
the
Terrace
Retail
Merchants'
Association,
asked
the
board
to
endorse
a
request
to
the
Canadian
National
Railways
that
an
adequate
staff
be
available
in
the
local
freight
office
to
handle
business
there
until
a
freight
shed
can
be
built.
The
local
merchants
complain
of
a
delay
received
by
the
United
States
xugusiav
governmeni
ie
inese;
Fu
detalls
cannot
yet
be
..
dls.:,
.
1
d
ib"
,
nt
u"
d
th
"c
forward
dering
70-mile
Korea
front
noun
tries
a
reariv
wpr
Kiiffici-
Their
gain
deepened
in
the
delegation
from
Washington.
entlv
aware
of
border
inridenta
C10SC.
reaS?ns
OI
national
slopes
into
enemy
territory
be
Mies
Out
McKae
Han
River
bridgehead
to
five
!
Deputies,
trying
to
find
out
"
i
security,
nc
saia
yond.
pnalilsun
Business
The
bayonet
charge
was
made
miles.
The
division
made
three
whether
the
top-level
Big
Four
false
pretences.
He
was
charged
with
accepting
$200
to
attend
a
Coast
Ouard
hearing
in
Juneau,
January
8,
in
rnnpri.inn
ullh
a
Rhinmpnt.
nf
by
the
company
of
Major
Vince
assault
crossings
Wednesday
,
conference
can
be
held
on
inter-
of
three
or
four
(sometimes
i
ii'ial
store
of
William
i
Mcliae
and
Charles
The
Prime
Minister
said
the
plot
was
"aimed
to
create
commotion
In
the
country
by
the
loyalty
of
Pakistan
defence
forces."
more)
days
in
the
handling
of
Lillcy
of
Hamilton.
about
15
miles
east
of
Seoul.
national
tension,
were
20
minutes
t
Unlike
Wednesday,
when
the
Thirty
prisoners
captured
to-1
late
starting.
tan
burned
Thursday
cxpiosivcs.
indictment
said
he
m
hour
or
so
past
mid-
dd
not
att,nd
tne
hettrln
The
document
appears
to
be
the
Tito
government's
toughest-talking
indictment
against
the
Kremlin
and
Soviet
satellites
since
the
country's
independent
Communists
broke
with
the
Cominform
almost
three
years
ago.
1
Chinese
bitterly
contested
an
day
said
they
were
short
of
lood
I
tne
session
opened
in
an
a-
freight
after
arrival
here,
and
they
are
in
accord
In
believing
that
a
freight
shed
would
eliminate
this
delay.
Accordingly,
the
assault
by
the
company
under
and
ammunition.
Tney
said
mospirere
ui
peuiMiuuui
oioutjim
Cant.
Cordon
Tnrnhull
nf
To-
'
other
Chinese
soldiers
were
about
by
words
of
Soviet
Deputy
w
ii.;
biuie
caught
Is
a.
Building
and
con-'
board
endorsed
the
merchants
Lanier
was
asked
by
Seward
City
Council
January
15
to
resign.
He
remained
in
federal
jail
unable
to
post
$5,000
bond.
ire
wiped
out.
Usk
Is
ronto,
opposition
was
light.
eager
to
surrender,
mainly
be-
Andrei
Gromyko,
who
made
it
'
Even
so.
the
performance
was
cause
their
officers
almost
in-'
appear
chances
of
hammering
MacMillan
on
Defence
Board
k
miles
west
of
Pa-
The
niinLsier
was
asked
impressive
for
Its
sheer
courage.
'
variably
lied
when
artillery
j
out
an
agreement
on
the
agenda
It
came
after
Malor
Lillcv's
men
barrages
hit
their
defence
posi-
for
the
foreign
ministers
have
Hue's
son
Bill
had
en-
whether
Yugoslavia
w.is
concerned
about,
the
possibility
of
invasion
from
the
east
this
tlons.
lessened
considerably.
MacMil-
nad
spent
the
night
less
than
OTTAWA
CP)-H.
R...
sloic
at
a
late
hour
-
WEATHER-
r
in
a
room
(if
his
own.
request.
TELEPHONE
SERVICE
Months
of
dissatisfaction
with
local
telephone
service
came
to
a
head
on
Wednesday
when,
following
a
serious
accident-
in
a
local
garage,
the
doctor
could
not
be
called.
An
improvement
is
being
sought
by
the
board.
It
was
decided
to
communi
I
by
llie
barking
of
his
year.
He
replied
the
Yugoslav
.
'an,
one
of
Biitish
Columbia
"
47
Kovermneut
.
was
not
given
.w
leading
Industrialists,
ha?
been
Bren
Gunner,
Pte
Ron
Ebert
making
prophesies
but
.
added
selected
as
Canada's
representa-
Nanatmo
,
Ken
details
in
the
While
Paper
live
on
the
North
Atlantic
Dc-
Dun.an
PnlMn.t
pvpn
rillT
in.
ti
led
tn
the
discovery
of
Kreat)
.
North
coast
irgion
Cloudy
with
scattered
snow
showers
Local
Soldier
Near
Front
Line
in
Battle
of
Korea
fence
Production
Board.
nlnne
Charlottes
and
northeast
"show
people
in
Yugoslavia
is
said
to
involve
i
They
found
shelter
behind
large
Mr
MiRae
had
been
coast
Vancouver
Island.
Mostly
.
should
be
concerned
and
ready
Appointment
of
the
65-year-
roCks.
with
the
enemy
opening
old
lumber,
fish
and
shipping
on
them
everv
time
thev
cate
with
E.
T.
Applewhaite
to
mere
only
a
few
vears.'
clear
alone
mainland.
Contlnu-
u..cv.
g
itselt
was
one
of
the'
lug
cold.
Winds
northeast
(20)
ascertain
what
progress
he
had
made
In
respect
to
the
establishing
of
a
booster
station
in
f
n
landmarks
on
the
except
northeast
(50)
In
main-
George
Evans,
who
has
been
in
Korea
since
late
last
fall,
is
handy
to
the
front.
In
a
letter
received
by
his
father
in
Prince
Rupert
Wednesday
he
gives
Terrace.
he
rarly
years
It
was
'
land
Inlets.
Lows
tonight
and
by
Lee
Bethurem
and
highs
Saturday
at
Port
Hardy
xne
wnne
raper
accuseu
Business
man
was
announced
moved.
Hungary
and
Rumania
with
yesterday
by
the
trade
depart-
AI
,Fg
foBGE
AHEAD
undertaking
far-reaching
and
mcnt.
M
places
emphasis
on
Allied
troops
ripped
a
piping
serious
military
measure
i
which
Canada's
belief
'that
she
can
hoie
in
Communist
lines
as
they
were
not
customary
on
border
makc
hcr
bcst
contribution
to
drove
ahead
as
mucn
as
for
of
countries
in
peacetime.
,
North
Atlantic
defence
by
arma-
j
miles
today
in
their
big
new
Ko-
Asked
what
these
measures
,,,.
nrndurtion.
l.o-
..i-
The
members
decided
not
to
glimpses
of
life
in
a
country
where
armies
are
doing
let
the
matter
drop
of
having
I
ss
was
known
as
the
25
and
32;
Sandspit
20
and
30;
trading
Co.
1
Prince
Rupert
15
and
25.
ll.l
U'
1
ACOll
U"""Ci
their
best
tn
destrov
another
'
'
directional
signs
erected
in
tne
tntir
Debt
ut
uisuoy
onp
one
anuuiei.
district
but
to
keep
pressing
for
I
There
is
a
lot
to
see.
lnem
from
tne
Department
of
were.
VcJovoda
replied
trenches
Mr.
MacMillan's
job
will
be
to1
Thousands
of
Red
casualties
.l,,,,n
II,
liitrrlrtt
ainrn
Wfittn-
rliifv
t
hninJ
fit
Canadian
plans
into
the
over-
were
added
Friday
to
more
than
...........
DCin
17
nnn
i.iinrl
wnnnrif,rt
n
t.Yio
in
Quits
Foreign
Post
mortar
emplacement
made
and
airfields
built
un
uuji.vm,i,o
ui
viic
uigaiiiiiaviuii,
,wv
w.
i
-
Nova
Scotia
Is
Unbeaten
Succmlcil
hv
Herbert
IMorriwin
To
Slay
in
Cabinet
George
has
not
been
in
the
public
Works,
especially
as
it
front
line,
actually
fighting.
He
appears
that
other
districts
are
has
been
trained
for
military
getting
such
signs.
The
village
police
duties
and
is
attached
to
commissioners
are
also
to
be
headquarters
staff.
'
asked
to
have
street
signs
erect-When
first
in
Korea
he
was
ed
In
the
village,
located
in
Pusan,
in
the
far
A
letter
from
Canada
College,
southeast.
But
now
,the
job
Is
Toronto,,
concerning
bursaries
further
north.
It's
there,
big
and
scholarships
will
be
turned
battles
rage.
,
over
to
E.
S.
Laird,
high
school
TODAY'S
STOCKS
3
Coola
The
White
Paper
said
Hungary,
Rumania
and
Bulgaria
have
stepped
up
armaments
production
"of
a
type
and
calibre
used
In
the
Soviet
Union"
and
their
arms
stocks
are
growing
with
the
help
and
deliveries
from
the
Soviet.
l.
(CourtPNy
8.
Johnston
to.
Ltd.)
Aumaqire
25
Beattlc
-63
British
Columbia
Falls
Back
in
Dominion
Curling
Championship
HALIFAX
(CP)
'Nova
According
to
the
letter,
spring,
principal
Scotia
:
f
LONDON
(CP)
Ailing
Eniest
,
Bevln,
who
rose
from
a
dimc-a-j
day
dishwasher
to
be
Britain's
foreign
secretary,
turned
70
today
and,
as
newspapers
had
predicted,
resigned
as
British
foreign
secretary
to
be
succeeded
by
Herbert
Morrison.
Official
.announcement
was
made
tonight,
i
The
Daily
Herald,
often
spokesman
for
the
Labor
government,
unlrl
Prlmn
Minister
Attleo
in
was
still
undeleated
today
in
if
not
already
in
Korea,
is
on
the
Mcweeiey
uuDose,
president
01
the
eighth
round
In
the
Domln-
way.
He
mentions
the
bitter
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Can-
'OOLA
An
ambulance
'frh
had
tunic
to
Bella
U,J1"
up
a
patient,
was
Ion
curling
championship.
The
blasts
of
earlier
days
appear
over
ada,
wrote
thanking
the
board
'?
l(,r
iv
in
R,,ll,
Nova
Scotians
beat
Newfound
and
done
with.
tor
their
invitation
to
visit
Ter-
Remains
Are
Coming
Home
Ar"i,
south
of
here.
Sylvester
Is
waiting
at
''"inn
for
weather
to
r
and
intention
or
He
describes
the
mountains,
stf
doll1S
80
at
the
fkst
PPrtu-have
where
already
many
conflicts
11
taken
place,
as
rather
other
Qf
cof.
Bevcourt
Bobjo
18
Buffalo
Canadian
'28
Consol.
Smelters
141.50
Conwest
2.44
Donalda
58
Eldona
24
East
Sullivan
8.85
Giant
Yellowknife
7.50
God's
Lake
42
Hardrock
.
.28
Harrlcana
15
Heva
12
land
for
their
sixth
straight
win.
Two
games
back
is
Alberta
In
second
place
with
British
Columbia,
Saskatchewan
and
Man
formed
the
King
yesterday
Be-'
Keinaiiis
oi
uuver
oanuu
oane,
vln
is
retiring
from
the
top
for-
.lxipular
Prince
Rupert
boy,
who
I
COfJVllUtlll-C
Wviu
UWIUltU
vri
ivil,
Hmii;hmi;n
He
tells
of
motoring
trips,
and
passed
away
this
week
in
Van
The
next
meeting
will
be
the
itoba
tied
for
third
spot.
clgn
ministry
post.
Must
news
ilN'llliir
,,f
th.
wii-,
Don
Oyler's
Nova
Scotia
rink
'"
quarteriy
meeting
couver,
are
being
returned
home
this
Sunday
on
the
Camosun
and
.
r...
...Ill
t.tnnA
linm
liuii.iuui
Uliu
u
i
vi
vJ
MkJ
rj,vyj
undefeated
streak
in
the
seventh
s!ns?a"
have.
Bne
veI
tne
nt
tlm
Uliltcil
FLiher-
Wi.rkera
Union
will
1XIV,
Mr,.,
.
Bt
2.30
F"
irtrIMI,ir
Hun.
.
r1'!"
HiiMiipos-
LllV
111IHIU1
Win
banu
iiau
.-1
Hr....l..
Tint
t.,.r
,
111,
side.
He
has
noted
as
many
as
papers
said
an
official
announcement
would
be
forthcoming
today
or
tomorrow.
Relieved
of
administrative
responsibilities,
Bt-vin
will
remain
a
member
of
the
cabinet
in
the
post
of
Lord
Privy
Seal
where
his
advice
on
foreign
affairs
particularly
will
be
availaable.
11
IM1
l-HICKH
round
with
a
12
10
4
win
over
Newfoundland.
The
Nova
Scotians
were
thereby
the
only
-undefeated
rink
among
the
11
I
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
31
Bralornc
.'.
7.00
B
R
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
1.25
Congress
8V2
Hedlry
Mascot
62'2
Indian
Mines
20
Pioneer
2.90
'
Premier
Border
13
Privateer
09
Reeves
McDonald
4.20
Reno
07
Sheep
Creek
1.63
SUbak
Premier
35
Taku
River
6'a
Vananda
19
Salmon
Gold
3'2-
Spud
Valley
,4'2
Silver
Standard
2.58
Western
Uranium
170
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
6
40
A
P
Con
40
Atlantic
3.10
Calmont
1.18
C
&
E
,.
12.00
Central
Leduc
2.70
Home
Oil
18.00
Mercury
'0
Okalta
:
2.75
Pacific
Pete
9.55
Princess
1.56.
Royal
Canadian
11
Royalite
14.50
thirty.
Driving
in
Korea,
it
would
seem,
has
Its
risks.
It's
been
a
memorable
winter
for
this
fighting
soldier
from'
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Portland
4,
Seattle
2.
Western
International
Klmberley
1,
Trail
6.
ITrail
ncds
besto-f-of-five
final
1-0.)
''"in
Ihc
rPM-urcll
oni
uniun
Iimh
11,110
'
IICAli
iviuuuajr.
iwmumin
niui
the
body
ure
the
father,
D.
San-turbane,
who
flew
south
this
week,
and
a
brother,
Capt.
Ernest
Santurbanc,
coining
from
Texas
where
he
is
serving
with
the
United
States
Army.
competing
provincial
champion-
(H)
ships
fours
but
still
have
two
Prllice
Rupert.
He's
right
in
the
late
rounds
against
the
west
cockpit
of
the
United
Nations.
j
tomorrow.
!
"
I
Two
more
rounds
are
sclied-I
uled
for
today,
with
the
main
nnual
meeting
Hosco
6V2
Jacknlfe
.6V2
Joliet
Quebec
71
Luke
Rowan
06
Lapaska
05
Little
Long
Lac
..
.89
Lynx
16
Vx
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.50
McKenzle
Red
Lake
....
.50
McLeod
Cockshutt
3.35
Moneta
.35
Negus
1.00
Noranda
82.50
Louvicourt
25
Pickle
Crow
1.76
Regcourt
:
05
San
Antonio
2.67
Senator
Rouyn
24
Sherrlt
Gordon
:
3.55
Steep
Rock
9.05
Silver
Miller
1.46
Upper
Canada
1.91
Golden
Manltou
7.10
"Lonely
Hearts'
Killers
"Burned
OF
THE
?!
Rupert
Fishermen's
western
threat
suddenly
bobbing
up
from
Bill
Gray's
Edmonton
rink.
Gray
defeated
British
Columbia
in
the
seventh
round
and
took
over
the
runner-up
spot
to
Nova
Scotia
with
five
wins
against
two
losses.
j
In
the
three-way
tie
for
next
EDUCATION
WEEK
-
PUBLIC
MEETING
-
CIVIC
CENTRE
TONIGHT
at
8
O'clock
.
Co-operative
Association
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
at
10
a.m.
Morch
12th,
13th
and
14th
OSSIN1NG,
New
York
(CP)
"Lonely
hearts"
killers,
Martha
Berk,
31,
and
Raymond
Fernandez,
46,
died
last
night
in
Sing
Sing
prison's
electric
chair,
calm
and
dignified,
pledging
undying
love
for
each
other.
The
200-pound
murderess,
her
fat
bulging
under
the
chair's
straps,
was
the
last
of
four
persons
executed
in
the
space
of
24
minutes.
!
spot
British
Columbia,
Mani-
'
toba
and
Saskatchewan
are
1
grouped
each
with
four
wins
1
and
two
losses.
Alf
Chesser's
rink
from
Trail
!
TORONTO
Athona
82
PROGRAMME
t
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Orchestra
1
The
First
Assembly
March
I
missed
out
in
the
last
end
1
against
Ontario
a
dead
end
HATS
and
were
edged
out
by
Gordon
Campbell's
Toronto
curlers
11
Native
Tournament
j
TONIGHT
BASKETBALL
FINALS
Blocked
and
Cleaned
'
to
10.
Pressing
while
you
wait
t
:JQ
Bella
Bella
vs
Kirimar
Saturday
-
Civic
Centre
2
Morning
Flowers
Waits
Annunciation
School
Play
by
the
pupils
of
Grades
3,
4,
5.
Booth
Memorial
High
School
Oiclnistia
.
1
Imperator
March
2
Spring
Days
Speaker:
"Education
Everybody"s
Business,"
by
R.
H.
Davidson
Education
Features
Several
feature
stories
dealing
with
Education
Week
in
some
of
the
city
schools
will
appear
In
the
Daily
News
tomorrow
In
connection
with
a
general
round-up
of
the
DeLuxe
Pressing
and
Repairs
Phone
Green
184
Consolation
Finals
9;00
Kitkatla
vs
Port
Simpson
Championship
Finals
'0:30
TOURNAMENT
DANCE
Tides
Saturday,
March
10,
1951
High
2:52
21.7
feet
15:10
20.4
feet
Low
9:05
3.4
feet
21:10
4.5
feet
8:45
Co-Op
vs
Brownwoods
6:45
Rupert
Hotel
vs
Cooks
7
:30
FasWonHi-Green
L
Across
from
new
Liquor
StoreJ
Admission
75c
per
person
j