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VOL.
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No.
206
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
1,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
!nin
1
Fiercest
Battle
Since
Truce-Talk
Suspension
3
L-
4
!,:
'
J
Stranded
Tourists
Return
to
Homes
All
passengers,
stranded
temporarily
in
Prince
Rupert
following
collision
of
two
cruise
ships,
CNR
steamer
Prince
Rupert
and
CPR
steamer
Princess
Kathleen,
50
miles
north
of
here,
are
on
their
way
Ninth
Plane
Disaster
In
Six
Weeks
ANCHORAGE.
(CP)
An
airforce
C-47
with
four
men
aboard
was
reported
missing
in
Alaska
on
heels
of
the
crash
of
navy,
privateer
in
AIcu-
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EIGHTH
ARMY
HEADQUARTERS,
KOREA,
(CP)
United
Nations
officers
said
today
their
divisions,
heavily
backed
by
warships
and
planes,
were
fighting
the
biggest
battle
since
the
now-suspended
truce
talks
began
July
10
at
Kaesong.
til
back
to
Vancouver.
A
...
,C3i
ivk
But
not
before
several
-hundred
American
tourists,
here
(or
nearly
two
days,
zoomed
up
salos
toria
to
Vancouver
will
be
suspended
today,
Sunday
and
Monday.
.
With
exception
of
these
changes,
all
schedules
will
remain
stores
and
crowded
ve
the
impres-
normal
Prinzes
Jnnn
In
ex-
ice
its
size.
,
The
attack
rolled
north
up
to
four
miles
along
the
30-mile
front
in
Eastern
Korea.
Other
.
Allied
gailus
Wfci'c
lirtLkcil
uut
central
front.
Heavy
mine
fields
I
suggested-
the
attackers
have
'
reached
the
main
Red
line
In
the
east.
In
central
Korea,
other
units
'
battled
ud
hills
near
the
old
pected
'
to
arrive
at
Vancouver
i
tiaJ
ywterday
carrying
ten
men
Arms
Plan
Lags
Badly
x
t-apn
unices,
post
unice
.
-
nrui
travel
olfices
buzzed
with
Monday
morning.
Departure
of
I
"
Princess
Kathleen
for
Alaska
I
nlnt1
plane
reported
crashed
?
business
as
the
unusual
Invasion
or
missing
in
Alaska
in
disastrous
L-
.
7
-
J
'
H
V"
yd
LiviALJi
string
of
accident
during
the
last
six
weeks.
About
85
are
dead
or
missing
in
the
accident.
September
3
is
cancelled.
The
vessel
will
enter
drydock
here
Sunday
for
temporary
repairs,
work
on
which
is
expected
to
last
four
days.
tt
tourists
here
gent
word
of
their
delay
to
friends
and
relatives.
The
CNR
vessel
sailed
last
night
at
midnight
and
is
expected
to
arrive
In
Vancouver
Sunday
afternoon.
The
CPR
relief
steamer,
Princess
Joan,
arrived
here
at
8
a
m.
and
afler
taking
on
oil
moved
to
the
CP
wharf
to
take
on
passengers
and
freight
Torn
the
stricken
Princess
Kathleen.
'
"A
LONDON
Q'
Britain's
$13,000,-1
"iron
triangle."
They
captured
000.000
rearmament
program
la
two
hills
southeast
of
Kumsong
lagging
seriously
in
several
lm-
after
close-quarter
hand
gren-portant
particulars.
Official
re-,
ade
duels.
port
showed
today
that
Par-j
Meanwhile,
a
Munsan
report
lament's
select
committae
on
j
say
unidentified
aircraft
last
estimates
expressed
most
con-
night
dropped
12
flares
over
adeem
dver
shortage
of
skilled
and
!
vanced
United
Nations
Camp
unskilled
labor
and
lack
of
;
there.
.scientific
workers.
j
Flares
were
also
dropped
over
It
said
also
that
delivery
of
j
the
."peace
train"
where
allied
machine
tools
was
not
what
it
I
correspondent
live
while
cov-should
be,
that
sheet
steel
pro-
!
ering
now
-
suspended
truce
FLASH
'Copter
Lands
Firefighters
'
VANCOUVER
Ten
men
landed
by
helicopter
in
the
Vancouver
watershed
area
yesterday
to
fight
two
fires
burning
at
the
3.000-foot
level.
The
men
already
at
the
scene
slashed
out
a
landing
space
for
the
helicop
GOING
TO
CEYLON
Donald
Haywood,
13,
Vancouver
fisheries
expert,
is
going
to
Ceylon
to
advise
on
expansion
of
the
Dominion's
fishing
industry.
Mr.
Haywood,
an
executive
of
British
Columbia
Packers,
Ltd.,
is
the
first
Canadian
to
go
to
Ceylon
under
technical
assistance
provisions
of
the
Colombo
Plan.
(CP
PHOTO)
Nationals
Voted
Back
Into
N.
I
Government
K
I
duction
was
too
low,
that
short-
talks.
age
of
scrap
steel
was
threaten-
The
two-engined
plane
could
ed,
and
deliveries
of
aircraft,
ve-
j
e
heard
in
the
area
but
the
hides,
clothing
and
canvas
to
Plane
did
not
follow
up
its
flare-
IilMhE
Three
young
people
from
Essex,
Ont
,
:
a
tram
.struck
this
car
at
a
level-crossing
near
v.i
re:
William
Zahorah.
24;
Nelda
Rounding,
17;
iK-ui.rtli,
18.
Drlvvr
Joseph
LuChance,
shown
i!,
i
nt
Tor
minor
injirles,
said
he
didn't
see
the
(CP
PHOTO)
ter.
The
pilot
tried
four
times
OTTAWA
Walter
Mctlroy,
if
Vancouver,
today
won
the
Canadian
amateur
golf
championship,
two
and
one,
over
Phil
Farley,
Toronto,
withstanding
a
gallant
effort
by
Farley
to
overhaul
a
tremendous
eight-hole
deficit.
CAIRO
(CP)
Egypt
has
no
intention
of
implementing
the
I'nited
Nations
resolution
today
calling
on
her
to
lift
blockade
of
Israel-bound
sniping
through
Suez
Canal,
government
spokesman
said
"is
rather
behind
dropping
with
further
action.
armed
forces
Princess
Joan,
of
which
A.
R.
I
Phelps
Is
captain,
returned
to
Vancouver
11:30
am.
This
was
the
vessel's
first
trip
here.
i
I
CNS
officials
announced
that
the
scheduled
sailing
of
the
Frinre
Rupert
from
Vancouver
to
Ketchikan
and
way
ports
next
Monday
nlpht
has
been
cancelled.
I
The
vessel
left
here
after
temporary
repairs
at
the
drydock
i
had
put
her
ln
"good
condltoln"
!
for
onward
Journey.
It
Is
ex-
pected
permanent
repairs
will
be
;
made
in
a
general
overhaul
in
a
I
Vancouver
drydock.
hand.
to
get
down
through
dense
smoke
before
making
a
successful
Fighter
are
trying
to
cut
a
fire
break
around
still
minor
blazes.
Meanwhile,
40
other
fires
burned
in
the
coastal
timber-
What
Hitler
Wanted
to
Do
WELLINGTON,
New
Zealand
The
National
(Conservative)
Two
Charged
In
Bank
Job
s.
Faure,
Candidates
government
of
Prime
Minister
lands,
two
of
them
major
blazes.
f
irp
at
Iprvls
!
Sidney
Holland
was
returned
to
Spark
from
a
BONN.
Germanv
Adolph
milss
north
of
here,
!
Pwcr
last
nlSnt
with
a
14-seat
Inlet,
60
VANCOUVER
01
Two
youth
Hitler
tells
in
hix
own
worda
CN
SAILINGS
Next
CN
falling
for
northern
ports
will
be
Monday
night.
Sep-
started
a
40-acre
blaze
nearby,
majority
over
ioor.
Fire
on
Carcroft
Island,
150
miles
j
Complete
unofficial
returns
northwest
of
Vancouver,
raged
j
gave
the
National
Party
47
seats
on
unchecked.
These
two
fires
'
in
the
new
80-seat
single-cham-
last
night
.were
charged
with
the
wnat
he
woud
have
done
had
ha
$2,000
hold-up
of
the
West
Endwon
the
war.
His
book,
entitled
branch
of
the
Imperial
Bank
of
i
"Table
Chats,"
published
by
the
Canada.
Specific
charge
was
German
Institute
of
History
a
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Paul
Vaitonis,
Hamilton,
today
won
the
Canadian
Chess
championship
by
defeating
Dr.
Feo-dr.re
Bohatirchuk,
of
Ottawa,
in
48
moves
in
an
adjourned
game.
o
nunc
candidates
have
announced
their
i
tpmbpr
'""
the
liner,
prince
,
,
George,
which
completes
her
Li..
r.
i
in
to
enter
civic
bv-elections
Sentpmher
forced
evacuation'
of
100
persons
per
panianreni.
ana
me
opposi
by
boat
earlier
this
week
tion
Labor
Party
ha
33.
roooery
wim
violence.
,
Just
out.
This
was
a
gain
of
two
seats)
Charged
were
Raymond
Todd
He
would
have
reduced
Rus-over
Holland's
old
parliament
,
and
Meas
Roxborough,
both
21,:SU
to
serfdom;
built
a
net
wort
majority.
j
alleged
by
police
to
be
members
of
superhighways
between
Ber-
Holland
and
Opposition
Lead-
,
oI
a
six-man
gang.
:
un
and
Europes'
remotest
cor-
Hills,
secretary-manager
of
Kaien
Co-opera-!
npxt,
Fr'y'
ScPtt,mber
7,
.
.
.
.
1
I
returns
to
Vancouver.
Prince
-siiiiation,
and
Lnc
raure,
storekeeper-of
i
George
win
take
ttw
place
in
the
''unsiimer
f'i.-f)n
ytrn-o
uill
he
.jnrlirL.f
Qu
f,...
!
-ompanys
service
between
Van-
Thirty
Police
Arrest
Recluse
NEW
YORK
(CP)
A
fishing
boat
with
50
to
78
persons
aboard
capsized
today
off
Montauk
Pnint,
the
tip
of
Long
Island,
and
a
number
of
person
lost
their
lives.
'
It
Is
not
yet
known
how
many.
er
Walter
Nash
both
promised
j
rour
oiner
men
are
in
cuf,vooy
:
ners;
built
new-type
lour-tracK
Ua
mnrpinns
onrl
Inner
nrire
Pa"lg
UlYesugauun.
1
uree
men
railways
in
KUSSia.
With
12-tOOt
'
"c
v..w.v.tv0
v.
couvc.
and
Kelcnlkani
official
i
i'H.
i
"
'
aid.
J
tre
t?
!mikiti!
for
the
ying
that
the
people'
choice
?leaii'rii!e,
as
tt
result
of
the
j
nlh
term,
while
Mr.
of
civic
government
''should
be
Princess
Joan's
regular
service
to
j
-
at
lm-lfi-monih
sealJ
abie
to
handle
affairs
of
the
Victoria,
the
following
changes!
(durine
their"
camDaien
But
1'ed
on
foot
after
-hoidrng-up
gauge
'Carrying
two
yttuiri
WHITBY,
Ont.
After
thirty
j
neither
said
how
reductions
i
three
employees
in
the
bank
going
120
miles
an
hour,
police
officers
had
been
held
at
;
would
be
achieved.
The
prime
Thursday
afternoon.
But
they
;
Soldiers
would
have
had
vege-
..ivc
bee;)
bee;)
in
m
election
ritv"
,
in
schedule
are
announced
by;..
Old
Bov"
Kills
ill',
awl
Mr.
H.lls
wis,
iwt't
ht
rt1
fur
fmir
vonrtt
bay
at
the
farm
home
of
Lyle
minister
maintained
that
the
arPP?a
ineir
loot
in
ingni.
kox-
;
tarian
diet
and
duels
couid
be
.
Thompson,
a
second
war
veteran,
'
country
wanted
his
middle-of-
borough
was
arrested
behind
the
;
fought
only
between
priests
ami
he
waa
finally
overpowered
and
the-road
policy,
and
that
Labor
Dank-
Todd
wa
,ounl1
hiding
ln
j-awyers.
taken
away
for
examination.
1
stnoiaiist
nnitrles
nvariv
hank-
an
abandoned
house.
i
Christ
was
an
Arvan
and
Paul
Mr.
Faure,
a
confirmed
labor-
f
n
cmc
oasta,
oer-
vice
lte,
has
been
ln
Prince
Rupert
Young
Boy
j
vi
iy
bimnmg
in
1942.1
Tin
linsu''fes.sf
tlllv
jn'aim
c
uuu
lltus
0111.
lung
v
r
nr.iH
i.l
THETFORD.
Norfolk,
Eng.
(CP)
Hair
and
beard
were
both
long.1,.,
New
Zeaiand.
:
:
!a
Bolshevik,
he
said.
time
in
nortnern
H
(J.
bince
here,1
mere
win
be
no
mianigm
boat.
;
An
..old
bov-.
of
Thetford
H
had
been
lilted
bv
a
Dutch
'i
elrclions.
Nash
blamed
the
eovernment
Mre
Uarnn
!
wou,a
v.-ae-spreaa
he
has
been
secretary
of
the
old
tn
Victoria
tonight
and
Sundnv.'nmmms.
..hi
trivin
tn
.
....
.k.
n
the
cnunril,
Mr.
Hills
-
vJiaiiHiim
ai.liwu
na
u.
......
ww
Kill
lie
(IlCfc
W11CI1
1
i&lllir,
,
,
Labor
Council
and
was
president
i
The
4:30
p.m.
sailing
from
I
the
school
for
the
annual
and
had
never
been
quite
the
,
lur
K
v
Le5
niian
of
both
the
It
In
S.
A.
Race
1
ixilu-e
and
licensing
01
lne
now
oe'unci
industrial
Nanalmo
to
Vancouver
will
be
Founders'
Day
ceremonies
when
same
since.
He
brooded
a
great
deal.
Relatives
were
worried
and
s
ami
attended
three
i
worKers
union
local
nere.
(advanced
to
noon
today
and
he
collided
with
a
13-year-old
Weather
'(
s.m.s
of
the
Union
i
at
last
signed
a
warrant
for
ar
rest
for
examination.
Mr.
Hills
has
resided
here
since
Sunday.
pupil
Bernard
Hicks,
riding
a
1906.
Both
are
4r
year
of
age.1
The
8:30
a.m.
sailing
from
Vic-
bicycle.
The
boy
was
killed.
use
of
contraceptives
in
Russia..
The
appalling
loss
of
German
manpower
during
the
last
war
was
brushed
aside
as
a
triviality.
A
nation
does
not
die
througn
loss
of
men.
It
is
only
through,
the
loss
of
wsmen.
"When
I
die"
concluded
Hitler,
"I
do
not
want
a
priest
within
seven
miles
of
me."
vluincip,
Cities'
cuttven-
BUENOS
AIRES
0
Mrs.
Eva
I
Peron
tearfully
told
Argentina
I
by
radio
Friday
night
that
she
will
not
seek
the
vice-presidency
'
as
running
mate
of
President
Synopsis
Weather
conditions
have
im
linn's
i.hould
come!
liil.s
said
today,
fol-
i
is
aiinip'.mcemcnt
he
And
I
intend
to
sup-
!
$75,000
Hospital
Fund
Drive
i
v
h.Uit
system
as
ques-
Former
U
S.
First
Lady
Attends
CNE
proved
considerably
over
the
Juan
Peron
in
the
November
11
.
utheastern
Interior
this
morn-1
elections.
ing
though
there
is
still
consid-
The
blonde
wife
of
the
presl-erable
clouds
being
reported.
The
dent
was
given
the
party's
no-trend
'
to
better
weather
should
mination
August
22.
but
she
put
continue
slowly
and
mostly,
off
accepting
it
in
the
face
of
sunny
conditions
may
be
looked
npposition,
including
contention
one
lor
future
ex-
,
A
$75,0X)
campaign
will
be
launched
September
f
uci
he
was
in
favor;
i9
hv
ivincp
Runert
Hosnital
Association.
Board'
for
tomorrow.
However
a
few
that
she
isn
t
Old
enough.
Presl-
'
"
between
the
B.C.
Chairman
C.
G.
Ham
announced
today.
It
will
be
an
Cheerful
Hangman
TAXAL,
Derbyshire,
Eng.-CP)
Britain's
hangman,
Albert
Pl-errepont,
on
the
Invitation
of
the
showers
must
be
expected
today
dent
Peron,
titular
party
head,
TORONTO
Mrs.
Franklin
tu
r.
u.
and
it
u
fven
Iikely
that
there
and
Mrs
Peron
presldent
of
the
Roosevelt
will
visit
the
Canadian
wjll
be
wcasjonal
thunderstorms
peronls(a
Women-s
Party,
at-
nH;T'rVheUof
"all-f)Ut
drive"
for
the
community's
share
in
$164,000
rr
;j'
present
operators,
needed
to
modernize
the
hospital.
BC.
Puvu'r
Co..
Ltd.
i
ii'.
ji.
r.ori
wationai
txnioiuon
on
iiuii-im
th.e
Kootenays
Iate
ln
the
af-;
tended
today's
party
parley.
Blood
Banks
Supply
Short
MONTREAL
The
Red
Cross
blood
bank
has
announced
it
has
only
23
bottles
of
blood
left
to
supply
58
hospitals
here
which
normally
use
1,500
bottles
a
week.
Maj.
-General
F.
J.
Renaud
describes
the
situation
as
critical.
He
is
calling
for
emergency
donors
for
hospitals
where
patients
are
awaiting
transl
usions.
i"l
lo
city
managers,
Ml,
Ham,
Roosevelt
will
attend
as
a
ivp-
Avenue,
use
of
which
-has
been
rect.or
l"ed
"e
an"ual
arTn
at
vi
church.
The
P"
the
lage
given
to
the
campaign
commit-
clergyman
explained
Pierrepont
ternoon.
,
Recurrent
reports
said
some
On
the
coast
there
will
be
no
sections
of
the
army
opposed
Mrs.
Peron
for
vice-president
be-weather
great
change.
Sunny
warm
will
persist
except
in
cause
of
tne
possibility
she
might
those
regions
along
the
more
ex-
beenme
president
and
command-posed
coast
where
low
cloud
and
er-in-chief.
resentatlve
of
the
United
Nations,
and
will
later
be
given
a
civic
reception.
!
"We
tried
to
impress
the
city
council
of
this
need
earlier
this
year,
but
the
council
said
they
couldn't
help
us.
"Ufn
,
Vinwo
tn
Vinvtt
the
tee
by
the
liquor
board.
Other
executives
of
the
campaign
committee
thus
far
named
often
attends
the
church
and
"is
a
cheerful
sort
of
fellow."
v
Record
I
'
money,
so
we
are
campaigning
are
Georce
Mitchell,
arrangements
committee
chairman,
and
Grant
Stewart,
finance
commit-
fog
drifting
off
the
sea
will
cause
cloudy
skies
through
the
miming
and
early
afternoon.
BELFAST
(CP)
A
waiter
who
wjls
pivpn
a
nrlson
term
here
TIDES
-
-
i
for
it."
Windjammer
Sails
Again
General
Campaign
Manager
j
,-hairman.
SuDDorters
are'
for
stealing
4.338
bottles
of
beer
M7
Customs
Review
Forecast
North
coast
-region
Overcast
Ihm;
ninuH
nH
fnty
nvpr
the
water
Sunday,
September
2.
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
1:34
20.5
feet
14:04
20
3
feet
Bomb
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
MP,
said
he
city
pnvSjCians,
led
by
Dr.
L.
M.
from
a
cafe
in
the
northern
'
had
Investigated
the
seriousness
Gre.ene
and
the
prince
Rupert
Ireland
capital,
confessed
that
iof
the
hospital
boiler
plant
and
Gelprai
Hospital
staff,
headed
he
had
stolen
two
bottles
every
;
was
"amazed"
that
it
had
lasted
'by
Mlss
Elizabeth
Clement,
R.N.,
night
for
years
by
tying
them
80
ln8'
'hospital
matron.
to
his
suspenders.
er
The
total
customs
revenue
for
BALTIMORE
A
full
rigged
;
dl
Jting
on
shoie
all
western
and
sailing
ship
from
Italy
has
ar-;
nnrthern
e
xpcsed
shores
during
rived
here
to
pay
an
official
cull
the
nlKht
and
morning.
other
3.0
feet
I
the
month
of
August
was
$47,-4.5
"
feet
504.47.
Low
7:54
20:05
fll'XD.
Newfound-
But;;
the
naval
academy
at
An
plant
should
long
ago
have
been
n
twin
Jet
bomb-
wise
a
few
clouds.
Continuing
napolis.
She
is
the
Amerigo
Ves
us
its
naeeniak
.r
lenlacerl.
said
Mr.
Ham.
It
was
warm.
Winds
nortiiwest
15
over-
Whoa!
pucci,
and
is
making
a
ten
U.I
'
JLJL
1
!
'
niRht,
over
water,
otherwise
'"lie
Atlantic
yester-
mi,re
than
20
years
old,
inade-auate.
"and
mast
of
the
heat-
tnousana
mue
training
cruise.
,;ht
,
tnniht
nnrt
hlhs.
The
vessel
carries
150
cadets
and
Simday
at
Port
Hardy.
48
andj
ea.ily
the
uno-
'nK
plant
Is
running
now
on
1
,;
1'
l)iu;iry
t'l
by
makeshift
equipment."
400
seamen.
1
60;
Sandsyit
and
Prince
Rupert,.
50
and
70.
,
!
t
llH'ie
IS
11U
HUAlimiy
chuiki-
'
IS
UMMtll
31
A
Double-Crossed
ment
and
if
the
heating
plant
goes
suddenlyand
it
can
without
warning
where
will
we
be?"
"
''Hided
the
RAF
in
nveraue
speed
P
i-
linur
from
Al
t''
li'lfust,
ifust.
t
to
nan.
Baseball
Sunday
2:30
p.m.
-
FINAL
SERIES
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
I""'
I
"l;,;"e
mverorl
T"n
(Heat
Cirrli
2.072
79
"We'd
have
to
close
the
hos-p.tal,"
he
said.
The
cuinflaign
will
be
kicked
rfi
September
12.
with
a
dinner
speech
by
Hon.
W.
D.
Turnbull,
minister
of
health
and
welfare.
Camniticn
headquarters
are
rle
route.
WARE,
England
(CP)
The
girls'
grammar
school
ln
this
Hertfordshire
town
ordered
a
male
skeleton
for
the
biology
class
and
named
it
Humphrey.
Now
the
skeleton
for
which
they
paid
40
Is
found
to
'be
a
female
skeleton.
They'll
still
call
it
j
Humphrey.
nlni'l'
people's
afflic-
AltKL
&
OIWWES
,V"!io
h
11
;
s
courage
and
located
at
the
former
Govern-
i
ment
liquor
store
on
Third
EMMS
Jh
WANTED
am
xy
M
w
.
Kuans
I
f3
1
f
(
ONE
EXPERIENCED
STOREKEEPER,
1
'"ve
charRo
of
retail
building
supply
store
P
ONE
EXPERIENCED
WAREHOUSEMAN
f
ALSO
TRUCK
DRIVERS
and
SWAMPERS
i
Apply
in
nersun
to
MONSTER
WELCOME
DANCE
In
Honor
of
Job's
Daughters
Drill
Team
.
ot
the
Civic
Centre,
Tuesdov,
Sept.
4
,
Dancing
9
-It
Admission
$100
per
couple
Tickets
available
at
Macey
s.
Ormes
Drugs
and
Civic
Centre
THE
HELPING
HAND
Supply
of
food
from
the
2nd
Battalion,
Royal
22nd
Regiment
in
Korea,
is
received
gladly
by
Dr.
Pak
Syung-Won
at
his
civilian
hospital.
CMS.
Maurice
Jutreau
of
Montreal,
shaking
hands
with
the
doctor,
organized
a
drive
to
divert
surplus
battalion
supplies
to
Korean
hospitals.
.At
the
wheel
of
the
jeep
is
Marcel
Pelletier
of
Quebec.
At
the
rear
are,
left
to
right:
Ptes.
Denis
Arsneault,
Drummondville,
Que.;
Maurice
Arbic,
Lac
des
Isles,
Que.;
and
Armand
Lavlgne,
Ste.
Ceeile,
yue.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
Voi
I!ias
Sc
eil
'''-SL-:
BERT
&
McCAFFERY,
LIMITED
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ritoRSEBURGERJ-Pete
Severny
gets
his
own
back
on
the
horses
at
the
Pacific
Northwest
Exhibition
in
Vancouver.
(CP
PHOTO