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at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
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PISP.WHIID
OL.
XL,
No.
201
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
27,
1951
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I"
T.
Norton
Youngs
To
Run
Indeoendent
"
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First
candidate
for
mayor
of
Prince
Rupert
in
the
coming
by-election
September
13
is
T.
Norton
Youngs,
who
announced
at
press
time
that
he
will
be
'
i5"'"!',-i!L:L
'
Jx
cU
IF
'
Axr
'
1
'running
independently."
v
The
ex-alderman,
well
known
f
siS
in
the
city
for
various
organizational
leads
he
has
taken,
told
the
Daily
News
today
he
is
running
independently
because
"I
India
Won't
Sign
Treaty
WASHINGTON
New
and
less-benevolent
American
policy
I
jward
India
appeared
certain
today
to
result
from
Prime
Minister
Nehru's
refusal
to
sign
United
States-b
acked
peace
treaty
with
Japan.
should
play
a
part
in
civic
government."
The
reason
that
Mr.
Youngs
again
Is
aiming
for
a
civic
election
seat
is
that
"I
have
the
full
)ME
HOME,
NOOTKA
Friends
and
r
jlatlvei
crowd
around
th
gang-plank
of
the
N'Niika
on
her
return
to
Halifax
fro
Korean
waters.
The
Nootka
longed
62.000
:uri:;K
her
six
months
In
the
area.
(CP
from
National
Defence
i
i
FINANCIER
DiES
J
BULLETINS
CIGARETTE
RATIONING
LOOMS
VANCOUVER.
Cigarettes
may
have
to
be
rationed
here
if
the
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
strike
in
Eastern
Canada
continues
for
another
two
weeks.
Present
stocks
in
Vancouver
and
in
the
rest
of
the
province
are
good,
a
jobber
said
today,
but
if
the
strike
in
the
Hamilton
and
Montreal
plants
is
extended
supplies
would
go
short.
SEPARATE
TREATY
NEW
DELHI.
Prime
Minister
Nehru
told
parliament
today
that
India
will
sign
a
separate
peace
treaty
with
Japan
rather
than
attend
the
Japanese
peace
conference
in
San
Francisco
next,
month.
MINES
MAN
PASSES
COURTENAY.
T.
H.
Graham,
former
mines
inspector
and
engineer
of
Prince
Rupert
mining
district,
died
here
today.
A
son,
H.
T.
Graham,
postal
worker
of
Prince
Rupert,
arrived
Saturday.
HAGUE
ISOLATED
SASKATOON
(CP)
Thirty
square
miles
in
the
Hague
area
were
isolated
today
by
health
authorities
in
an
attempt
to
stop
the
spread
of
a
dysentery
epidemic.
Food
and
supplies
will
be
sent
into
the
district
and
no
travel
will
be
allowed
in
or
out.
;
est
iaun
in
ine
development
oi
i
c
Welcome
Planned
the
North,
in
particular
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
I
have
the
time
and
interest
to
devote
my
Fiock
of
Double-headers
Doesn't
Alter
Placing
American
officials
made
no
secret
of
their
disappointment
energy
to
the
job
of
mayor.
Out
Reception
Mooted
...
l
L
'
h
Li
The
most
important
s'age
of
kell,
Toronto
mining
financier,
died
In
New
York
at
the
age
of
66.
Long
an
influential
figure
in
Canadian
mining
circles,
he
possibly
was
best-known
for
development
of
the
Mclntyre
Porcupine
Oold
Mine.
During
the
Second
World
War
he
was
a
member
of
a
team
that
di-
.
rected
aircraft
production
in
development
will
come
here
within
the
next
two
years,"
Mr.
Youngs
forecasted,
"and
I
feel
umiiiy
juu
uduymcrs
new
york
(cd
-
at
India's
public
denunciation
of
proposed
treaty
draft.
They
said
it
would
give
timely
ammunition
to
new
Moscow
propaganda
drive
to
wreck
Japanese
treaty.
WASHINGTON
P
India
refused
formally
today
to
attend
the
San
Francisco
conference
next
month
or
to
sign
the
Jap-
The
torrid
American
,.
i
i
a
t
i
v.
we
should
prepare
ourselves."
Mr.
Youngs
came
to
Prince
Rupert
first
in
1939
with
the
Department
of
Mines,
and
then
re
:iiCLJ
unpin
ciiampiuii
iiiis,
me
joo
s
uautin-r
.
,
.League
pennant
chas
ase
.
n
u
i
j
u
i
l
i
ti'um,
wi
be
welcomed
back
here
next
mained
i
u
,
f
Britain.
Mr.
Bickell
was
visiting
New
York
when
he
suffered
unchanged
after
a
ay
nijLiht
with
an
all-out
civic
reception,
remained
to
go
into
private
busi-1
a
fatal
heart
attack.
ness.
He
has
a
far
reaching
.
(CP
PHOTO
i
background
of
engineering
and
j
has
played
a
leading
role
in
p--:
"
.
j.
I
anere
Peace
Treaty,
sponsored
by
Acting
Mayor
Harold
Whalcn
j"wtn'
vu-.v..
o
and
city
cierk
r.
w.
Long
said,
Sunday.
First-place
Cleve-
th-;
United
States
and
Britain
tls
Accuse
The
action
drew
a
brusquely-
organizing
many
campaigns
in
,
;
I
today
a
meeting
this
afternoon
!
t,i:
tw,l,i
Indians
held
firm
of
city
organizations
and
coun-:lan(1
on?
ci!
members
will
plan
the
re-'frame
ahead
of
New
York
j.v.Tded
American
suggestion
that
ted
States
the
district.-
t
'
'
"
He
was
chairman
of
the
Prince
i
f
"
i
Rupert
Exhibition
this
year
and
.
J
-
s
recently
was
appointed
by
the
r
every
country
nas
hj
lane
wnai
it
may
consider
"imperfections"
to
gK
an
international
Parks
Board
as
superintendent.
In
resDonse
to
India's
argu
Violations
Yankees
with
Boston
Red
The
city
band
will
be
on
v,
hand,
.
.
the
entire
city
council
and,
it
j
box
five
games
Off
pace.
I
is
hoped,
the
whole
city
wiUj
'
lnd,uls
and
Rpu
Sox
m
turn
out
to
weteome
the
group
:
tnel
double.headel,
The
sox
which
return,
from
it
eastern
5
ftnd
tn(,
e
,eadWj
tour
on
Saturday
nights
train.
jth
jnd
Tne'Yallkg
rii.
ID
(
unmunist
1
ment
that
provision
for
keeping
An
ex-alderman,
Mr.
Youngs
I
merlcan
troops
in
Japan
will
was
a
member
of
the
board
of
I
look
like
a
condition
Imposed
by
j
works
and
finance
chairman
In
i
a
conqueror,
a
US
note
said
the
and
'47.
He
indicated
he
,
alternative
Is
to
leave
Japan
de-
would
seek
re-election
at
the
mmaml
lnd.iv
rejected
j
Uirrlv
unsatisfactory"
j
Details
ot
the
plannea
reef
p-
vin(.d
a
Um
blll
wUn
Chicago,
tion,
following
this
afternoon's
Th
r..ip
h(wl,
erabbed
the
first
Alaska
Buyers
Two
Stabbings
Unable
ToPayWn
Same
Hotel
'
Mittlhi'W
ltuluway's
V-nj'Mess
ngni
unaer
vne
iisi
ui
w.v.
-:
..
1
;
....
1
1
...
..,H
In
Th
-
.
.
.
.
.
.
ifaf
on
breakdown
i
-'-
game
J-z
ana
ine
xanKivs
me
I
a
known
aggressor.
H'cond
8-6
Ua"
"cw8
tomorrow.
an
peur
talks.
iy
hni
denied
Red's
I
""HNS."
j
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Coho
Prices
In
other
American
League
action,
Washington
Senators
took
two
from
last
place
St.
Louis
Browns
9-1
and
9-3.
while
De
Two
separate
stabbings
in
ol
alin
cl
violation
of
v
at
K.scsung
confer-
j
1
as
'
maii
'ions
false-wt
had
offered
to
re-
-utialidtis.
Murder'Trial
Evidence
Withdrawn
troit
Tigers
polished
off
Phila-
JUNEAU
Some
70
fish
buying
e
same
hotel
are
being
delphia
A's
6-0
In
their
single
'scows
were
pulled
from
fishing
.
To
Jump
Over
Niagara
Falls
Airmen
Bail
Out
But
Plane
Lands
Safely
ANCHORAGE
(CP)
Four
airmen
bailed
out
of
C-47
airplane
uhpn
it.
n-pnt
intn
a
snin
Sundav
game.
.
,
grounds
in
soutneasiern
Aiasm
uncsugoicu
""i""
nnlifp
One
hroilB'ht!
fVO
(CP)
Chinese
Meanwliilc,
the
National:
last
week.
According
to
principal
ve
fi..Kinn
ni.n,,rri
h,IUar.
at
ITot.i
i
;
League
race
continued
to
tighten
O
Eighty
ALPINE.
N.J.
Mac-
-
c
w
XOSK
-ittiiu
wiin
wing
chikan.
regulations
placed
upon;
death
to
the
hotel
owner.
SEOUL
(CP)
Charges
them
by
the
office
of
price
reg-1
steve
Yuskow,
.
47-yeaf-old
.
j
u
iilotinn
ha
marip
it
Imnossible
tci
lh
Mr,rocn
Hnt.pl
In
OI
UUieSS
in
t
Hie
m.er
II1UIUCI
L
imiiot'.,-,
.
tjiuA
hmji
BRIDE
BY
MAIL
Rose
Moss,
29,'
formerly
a
bus
conductor
in
England,
arrived
at
Montreal
en
route
to
Spirit
River.
Alta
,
where
she
will
marry
a
man
she
has
never
seen.
Her
fiance,
Ray
Cook,
35,
was
introduced
to
Miss
Moss
through
a
mutual
friend
and
the
ro
mance
was
conducted
by
mail.'
Tnis
Is
a
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Photo.
ICP
PHOTO)
wlay
accused
the
States
of
new
land
iolations"
of
the
three-year-old
Bernarr
iadden,
"muscle
builder"
and
away
orooKiyn
uoagers
i;aa
10
nysicai
cultural,
parachuted
,g
Roland
land
were
found
safe
near
Fri
meet
the
union's
price
of
272
down-town
Vancouver,
died
ln
t
r
i
a
1
Of
Glen
Conference
Zone
Rlver
sZy.
landing
safe.y
20
,
Brook.
PitUsburg.
J
vjded
.doul.le-he.der
Cubs
captured
cents
a
pound
for
cohoes.
hospital
today
11
hours
after
'he
p.
,
f
j
r,vrmntfrl
til&rK-
1
a
a
It
is
seen,
by
fish
buyers,
as'
had
been
found
in
a
pool
of
blood
,
S
prompteu
day
Creek,
close
to
the
base
of
Knox
Glacier.
The
men
were
in
mountainous
country,
too
rugged
for
rescue
planes
to
land,
officials
at
El-
1,
and
the
Dodgers
f
S
0
n
g
and
With
!
ft
from-
the''
New
Jersey
shore.
!
"e
h.
I1,sl
ji'IJ'i
"
"
,
I
Rescuers
dragged
him
from
sr
a
warplane
ovciv.h
WIilpr
lnto
a
fishina
boat
as
the
second.'
4"'
a
"force-out"
of
business
for
re-:
at
the
head
of
the
hotels
front
prosecution
10
Wltnaraw
malnder
of
the
season.
j
stairs.
He
had
suffered
neck
.
PV;PT1pp
nurnort-
I
IrOm
eiaence
a
a
puipoil
wounds
but
the
cause
of
death,
3
on
Jackie
Robin
son's
tenth-inning
homer.
All
other
National
League
he
boasted:
ao
and
ot
her
coast-
was
not
Immediately
known.
A
e(J
statement
bv
the
Win-
.
.
i
x
tt
i,
v.n4-:
New
System
memoer
01
me
lanmy
saiu
Limb.
.
nrtl
fU-
iVa
soldier
M
that
he
,,t.,o
was
!
hi.
father
had
been
ill
since
fall-1
nipeg
I
ing
down
a
flight
of
stairs
a
week
'
at
the
scene
of
the
crime.
Leather
mendorf
Air
Force
base
report-!
ed.
Food
and
sleeping
bags
were
dropped
to
them.
The
land
res-
cue
team
was
to
be
landed
today
on
a
sandbar
in
Friday
Creek,
some
four
miles
away.
The
quartet
Jumped
from
their
C-47
when
It
was
about
12,000!
ago.
The
testimony
of
the
investi
other
case
was
that
of
The
Of
Controls
gating
officer
was
stricken
from
h
W-
g
;
Braves
V."?"
whipped
St.
Louis
lia
,a
s
.,d,
sudden
h
,
Jump
,
over
Niagara
Falls.
i
Ha
barrai;ejlo
Cardlnals
ln
nlBhtoap,
'
7
.
hP"1
"
!
,os,n
lhe
,irsl
12-10'
Cin'
T'rd
n
r
:tan
.k
s!vi
1"
.
-
RAT
RACE
Iclnnati
Reds
defeated
Philadel-
.wWo"
ili
a
Korean
WINDHOEK.
South
Africa
f-i
phia
4-2
in
the
opener,
only
to
saiks
cuukl
be
resum-d
Government
officials
have
be-
be
shut
out
by
Roonle
Niles
Jor-
111,1
'i
Stair
revised
its
come
alarmed
at
the
way
rats
don
in
the
second,
2-0.
'':We
and
savage
atti-
and
mice
have
been
multiplying
in
southwest
Africa.
Farmers
:
William
Gilchrist
who
lived
In
Nick
Nasichuk.
50.
a
guest
at
the
j
c07d';V
the
Canadian
court
Synopsis
Cool
moist
air
has
moved
into
martial
after
defence
counsel
i
the
interior
of
BC
from
the
north
feet
in
the
air
at
the
start
of
shortly
after,
suffering
from
stab
cnaigra
iw
u.e
"""s
it-
th.
nilnt
M
after
he
.nri
elnuriv
skies
anrl
"'I"""
'-r'
"e
BUMiu.io-
woun(Js
trative
machinery
by
which
',:
.
H
th,nt
thf
forced
officer
had
Ktatpmpnt
t-.'.i
...v
v.
,
"...
o
and
his
co-pilot
landed
the
rcattered
showers
in
that
region
Canada
may
engage
in
economic
connecled.
the
twQ
caseg
arg
plane
safely
at
Elmendorf
28
today
and
tomorrow.
'
,
from
Blank.
Blank.
37,
one
of
the
three
mice
have
Prince
Rupert
years
ago
is
in
the
i-ds
themselves
broke
ofi
W
lne
migrating
arare
agalnat
communist
minutes
later.
.
No
rain
Is
expected
along
the
Nasichuk
told
police
that
he
had
InrlvQloB
mpmhppc
nl
thp
Prm-
23.
but
acru-'orf
th-
beaten
out
paths
ln
some
ow-.cu.
ienwn
nm..y
om
states,
should
the
need
arise,
was
coast
today
or
tomorrow
Vtth
been
attacked
by
two
men
who
Bo;Hnto..
P!in!1Hian
i.mht.
Ixmi.u
to
wreck
th.
trlets.
Hunters
complain
their
slims.
He
win
leave
tomorrow
on
announced
toda
sunny
skies
persisting
over
most
robbed
him
of
$15
as
he
was
about
to
enter
his
room.
This
was
done
through
the
Infantry,
is
accused
of
murder
in
the
death
of
Lieutenant
E.
of
this
region.
v
1
1
o
-t
norsos
nave
uen
mrowii
oy
it-tum
iuhmc,
ninni
a
.ill.
however,
had
not
countl('ss
noles-
Esperenza.
Vancouver
Island.
'""fr'al
:roiv
to
Gen.
controls
under
which
trade
de-i
witnesses
rota
pouce
mat
w
;
chong
Sung,
one
of
three
Kor-
partment
will
have
power
to
men
ana
a
gin
were
seen
coming
;
eans
fced
March
17
when
a
Hungary
Russ
Sign
New
Pact
LONDON
0
Hungary
and
clamp
down
on
movement
of
i
lrom
tne
noiei
Miuiuy
uciuic
grenade
was
thrown
into
a
Kor-
Forecasts
Vancouver
City,
lower
Fraser
Valley,
Georgia
Strait
regions-Sunny
with
a
rew
cloudy
Intervals
today
and
tomorrow.
Little
chanee
in
temperature.
Wind
TODAY
S
STOCKS
i
usuow
was
luunu.
ean
n0use
near
unipyor.g.
umers
from
any
goods
Into
Canada
o
liiULvvay's
mpssase
''V.
Id
it
tie
called
their!
ni's
of
charges
as
"mal-!
h.Muls"
but
expressed!
I')
n-Mtnip
1ni,
tv,!L.D
I
accused
are
Donald
Gibson,
22,
Ottawa,
and
Alan
Davis,
24,
Van
Police
said
later
Mrs.
Yuskow
told
them
her
husband
fell
and
specific
source.
At
the
same
time
department
.((miliesy
S.
II.
Jiilillitiill
I.til
)"
Soviet
Russia
have
signed
a
sec-
j
light.
Low
tonight
and
high
to
.
v.
v.,.
tamj
J
f-nie.
Mt
his
head
when
trying
to
kick
couver,
took
action
to
plug
loopholes
in
export
of
strategic
materials
by
her.
thus
re-opening
a
head
Aumaque
Beattie
....
Bevcourt
.25
.44
.50
.19
revising
export
regulations
to
,
wound
suffered
a
week
ago
when
TIDES
-
-
r;:cm,
wh'eh
se'
ves
as
(-"mmimist
mouthpiecs.j
f'!-::i!rli
frf)m
the!
"t'rt
news
aeencv
enr-
provide
"more
precise
and
ef-'
he
felt
down
the
stair
well.
Buffalo
Canadian
Nasichuk,
found
near
Yuskow
fective
scrutiny
of
ultimate
des
C
M
&
8
161.00
re'.,
military
agreement
permit-!
morrow.
Vancouver
Airport.
50
ting
the
Red
Army
to
send
new
and
67.
Abbotsford.
45
and
72.
units
to
Hungary
for
training,
in
;
Nanalmo,
50
and
72.
-,.
addition
to
maintaining
already
North
Coast
Region
Sunny
large
Soviet
occupation
forces,
It
today
and
tomorrow.
Little
was
reported
today.
i
change
in
temperature.
Wind
A
refugee
who
Just
reached
northerly
15.
Low
tonight
and
(
Western
Europe
said
the
agree-;
high
tomorrow
Port
Hardy
50
65.
ment
was
signed
at
Budapest
Bandspit
55
63.
Prince
Rupert
48
was
beaten
unconscious
and
rob
Conwest
3.90
tination
for
all
Canadian
ex
ports."
.48
Tuesday.
August
28.
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Timet
High
11:35
16.0
feet
23:07
18.0
feet
Low
5:03
5.9
feet
bed,
suffering
a
deep
knife
slash
in
the
head.
His
condition
today
is
reported
as
fairly
good.
Donalda
Eldona
.
"
in
K,i"s,-i,
as
flv-""rl
'n
and
South
Kor-lothcsmcn"
Saturday
'Ji'-adeit
ammunition
K
i":-oi
and
tried
m
19'4
SWEDISH
IRON
NEEDS
STOCKHOLM
(CP)
Sweden's
East
Sullivan
9.20
Giant
Yellowknlfe
9.95
God's
Lake
.37
;
6E.
17:10
10.0
feet
early
in
June.
mi!i'nrv
police.
Th"
"f-spondent
said
they,
Pulsed
before
attaining
ll
annual
consumption
of
Iron
has
NETHERFIELD,
England
(CP)
increased
400
per
cent
since
the
1
A
painting
which
failed
to
at-tum
of
the
century.
It
has
been
!
tract
a
bid
here
was
later
bought
estimated
that
by
1963,
con-
for
1.
It
was
then
sent
to
a
sumption
will
rise
to
about
London
firm
of
art
auctioneers
2,000,000
tons
a
year.
who
sold
it
for
300.
(riive."
iss
Prince
Rupert
Returns
Hiudiock
Harricana
Heva
Jackknife
Joliet
Quebec
..
Little
Long
Lac
10'4
.09
.13
.093,
.51
.73
J5
i
)'
"lllil'e
court
had
a
:J
1
of
week-end
morning,
Lynx
VANCOl'VER
American
Standard
13!i
B
R
X
03
Cariboo
Quartz
1
25
Congress
07
Giant
Mascot
108
Indian
Mines
'.27
Pioneer
1.90
Premier
Border
42'j
Privateer
12V
Reeves
McDonald
4.50
Reno
03
Sheep
Creek
155
Silbak
Premier
'
-58
4
Taku
River
06
Vananda
.,
...
-10
'a
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
17!4
Silver
Standard
-
2-52
Western
Uranium
4.60
'
Cronin
Babine
.56
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
6.40
A
P
Con
53
Atlantic
2.85
Calmont
10
C
&
E
16.25
Central
Leduc
2.20
Home
Oil
16.15
Mercury
13','a
Okajta
2.65
Princess
130
Royal
Canadian
H!'i
TORONTO
Athona
08
Mads'en
Red
Lake
2.25
D
TO
RENT
Chool
Tcnrk
Miss
"Prince
Rupert"
or
now,
some
of
her
experience.
to
the
place
where
the
Duke
and
just
plain
Miss
Iona
Hardy
After
the
final
Judging,
Miss
Duchess
of
Edinburgh
will
sign.
:io
came
"very
close"
in
win-
Hardy
was
told
she
'had
been
"We
never
had
a
dull
moment,
ning
the
choice
of
PC's
pulchri-
"very
close"
in
first
choice
com-
From
the
first
day
all
our
meals
tude
at
Miss
PNE
Saturday
night
petition.
',
except
breakfast,
were
eaten
at
in
Vancouver
today
is
working
"I
think
the
greatest
thing
some
banquet
or
other,
and
after
at
her
Job
as
cashier
for
North-
oesides
the
competitions
was
the
final
judging
we
had
a
party
:rn
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.,
"still
a
the
big
PNE
parade.
I
never
saw
with
the
judges
and
directors,
little
excited."
so
many
people
all
ln
one
place.
'We
were
treated
royally
and
"The
final
judging
was
terribly
I
even
saw
quite
a
few
Prince
with
a
lot
of
dignity."
i
exciting,
but
the
right
person
Rupert
people
watching
the
par-
Miss
Hardy
took
home
some
won
it,"
said
Miss
Hardy
today,
ade
and
they
waved
to
me."
prizes,
too,
which
included
cloth-Miss
Inez
McLeod,
Victoria's
en-
Prince
Rupert's
candidate
rode
ing
and
novelties.
And
sh
lost
try,
won
the
$1,000
prize
and
in
the
parade
in
a
separate
float
$4
on
the
horses.
All
the
18
en-trophy
as
queen
of
the
Pacific
car,
driven
by
Jim
Hatchett,
tries
stayed
at
the
Georgia
Ho-Natlonal
Exhibition.
Vancouver
newspaperman.
tel.
two
sharing
a
room.
Chap-
"We
had
a
wonderful
time
I
"We
were
introduced
to
the
crones
were
with
them
at
all
won't
forget
it
for
a
long
while,"
mayor
of
Vancouver
and
signed
events
they
attended,
said
Miss
f
'arlij.
.,
Have
A
Wooden
Nickel
Is
The
New
Slogan
An
old
slogan
will
be
revamped
when
some
1.000
delegates
of
the
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
meet
at
a
five-day
convention
at
Hotel
Vancouver,
September
17.
'
"Don't
take
any
wooden
nickels"
will
be
re-issued:
"Have
a
wooden
nickel,"
as
the
CCL
publicity
committee
hands
out
three-inch
plywood
nickels
as
souvenirs
to
all
delegates.
"If
one
of
the
wooden
nickels
comes
your
way,
take
it.
It
may
be
worth
more
than
the
real
thing,"
says
the
committee,
referring
to
the
tilgh
price
of
lumber
today.
'rn'M
Suite,
McKenzle
Red
Lake
45
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.76
Moneta
'.
30
Negus
-
-75
Noranda
74.00
Louvicourt
16
Pickle
Crow
-
1.68
San
Antonio
2.60
Senator
Rouyn
18
Sherrltt
Gordon
3.10
Steep
Rock
7.55.
Silver
Miller
1.45
Upper
Canada
170
Golden
Manltou
7.00
Bobjo
18
"ustke.
'ci'k
KiMims
public
's
asked
to
c
Cf
'in
this
urgent,
matior
Phone
anv
vnni.
I
spl
to
School
Board
I
I
beamed
Miss
Hardy,
recounting
the
city
hall
register
right
close
Hardy.
.
.
J.
I