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190
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
TUESDAY.
AUGUST
14.
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Work
to
Start
Next
heath
of
Mayor
Deplored
i
,
v
By
Resolution
of
Council
Spring,
Alcan
Says
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Go-ahead
on
the
huge
Nechako
dam
of
the
multi-million
dollars
British
I
?
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J;
Columbia
aluminum
and
power
project
has
been
!
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ii
ii
.
ueeiuea
upon
Dy
me
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada.
h-
following
resolution
was
moved
at
last
.
council
meeting
by
Aid.
George
Casey,
,i
tiv
Aid.
II.
-F.
Glassey
and
passed
by
the
,-niincil,
following
the
sudden
death
of
Mayor
.
Kuddi
rharn
yesterday:
A'lieivas
the
city
council
and
citizens
feel
liei-caved
through
the
untimely
passing
of
turned
Mayor
George
Weston
Rudderham,
.iiirteen
years
of
faithful
service
to
our
city;
Therefore
be
it
resolved
by
this
body,
the
city
to
extend
to
his
beloved
wife
and
family
our
sympathy
in
this
their
hour
of
grief
through
of
a
faithful
husband
and
father,
and
an
all
;rood
citizen,
whose
devotion
to
family,
city.
fc
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rz.
::;u;,;.lJ'':
Holocaust
In
Seattle
Work
on
the
structure,
one
of
the
biggest
rock
fill
dam
in
the
world,
will
start
next
spring,
subject
to
government
approval,
McNeely
DuBose,
vice-president
of
Alcan,
announced.
DuBose
said
the
dam
would
be
finished
late
In
1953.
It
will
be
1500
feet
long,
300
feet
high,
backing
up
the
Nechako
River
system
to
the
mountains
about
100
miles
west.
4
V
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i
EMPRESS
OF
FRANCE
The
Empress
of
Fran
e
will
bring
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
FRED
ROSE
BACK
HOME
Fred
Rose,
key
figure
In
the
1946
spy
probe,
relaxes
in
his
Montreal
home
after
his
release
from
prison
where
he
spent
nearly
six
years
for
violation
of
the
Official
Secrets
Act.
(CP
PHOTO
I
Edinburgh
to
Canada
fur
their
tour
of
the
Dom
nion
The
Royal
couple
will
disembark
from
the
Giant
Bomber
Crashes
Into
49-Apartment
Building
Canadian
Pacific,
vessel
at
Wolfe's
Cove,
Quebec,
Oct.
2
;
(CP
PHOTO)
Thousands
of
acres
of
farm
lands
In
the
Ootsa
Lake
area
and
SEATTLE
At
least
eleven
per-
mils
is
recognized
by
all
who
were
privileged
rquainted
with
our
departed
mayor."
sons
were
killed
or
burned
to
i
ejsewnere
win
oe
inundated
death
when
a
huge
four-engined
'
Weather
Laborites
Ask
Safety
Plunges,
UN
Forces
Are
Ready
MUNSAM
(CP)
Kaesong
ar-
Living
Costs
j
Are
Mounting
7b
Break
With
Czechoslovakia
B50
bomber
crashed
through
a
Seattle
apartment
house
Monday
afternoon
and
exploded
"like
a
bomb''
against
a
hillside
in
Seattle's
south
end
industrial
district.
Bodies
were
still
being
taken
out
of
the
burning
building
last
night
as
firemen
probed
the
ruins
and;
Synopsis
Cloudy
skies
are
gene.al
over
the
Northern
British
ColumoU
coast
and
showers
on
Northern
Doug
Frizzell
Acting
Mayor
Aid.
Douglas
Frizzell
is
acting
mayor
pro
tem,
appointed
last
night
by
city
council
following
the
sudden
death
yesterday
of
Mayor
O.
W.
Rudder-ham.
Acting
Mayor.
Frizzell
will
hold
his
position
for
only
a
few
days
fo-
he
is
leaving
the
city
for
a
short
period,
next
Saturday,
he
info
med
council.
Drowned
I
Vancouver
Island
ar?
a.-.MJC.atci
OTTAWA
(CP)
Cost
of
living
with
a
very
weak
distuibance
Endorse
Move
For
Protection
From
Japanese
on
Fishing
..).
Hiily.
CP)
-Thirty-
mlstice
talks
snagged
today
on
the
count
of
the
dead,
was
not
indexes
for
eight
major
cities
moving
slowly
oown
the
vojt.i.
It
argument
over
the
Importance
complete.
One
woman
was
showed
Increases
ranging
from
Is
doubtful
if
any
appreciable
of
Allied
air
and
naval
sUDrem-
amon8
tne
victims.
Twelve
In-
j
1.8
to
2.8
percent
between
June!
rainfall
will
reach
the
-n
i"red
were
in
hospital.
The
;
i
and
July
3,
the
Dominion
areas
of
Vancouver
Island
and
a
y-
bomber
carried
3500
gallons
of
Bureau
of
Statistics
reported
:
the
Lower
Mainland
although
a
If
the
cease-fire
negotiations
gasoline.
It
hurtled
downward
vesterdav
I
few
light
showers
a.e
to
he
ex
WAHINGTOS
D.
C.
(CP)
The
House
of
Representatives
today
unanimously
advocated
immediate
severance
of
United
States
commercial
relations
with
Czechoslovakia
until
William
Oatis
Is
freed
from
Prague
jail.
The
House
passed
and
sent
to
Senate
a
resolution
expressing
the
sense
of
Congress
that
-such
action
be
taken.
Calls,
Associated
Press
correspondent,
was
sentenced
to
ten
years'
Imprisonment
recently
on
an
espionage
charge,
alte
-noon
and
,s
were
drowned
last'
i
a
cr
M
eted
excursion
:
d
iiito
an
icy
Alpine
j
1
pu
,sr;ir;i-,
a
woman,
I
rlnst
occurred
whrn
I
a
ii'.
r
wheel
and
mil
a
2ft-foot
em-1
.nl.)
4i
feet
of
wate:.'
.
.
I
men
council
will
appoint
an-;
break
down,
the
United
States
"om
a
height
of
about
800
feet
Snarr)est
Increase
was
in
Hal-
lP6016"1
in
tile
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
at
its
regular
monthly
meeting,
pledged
support
to
the
United
Fishermen's
and
Allied
Workers'
Union
and
other
organizations
ln
their
eni.eavour
to
have
adequate
safeguards
written
in
the
proposed
Japanese
peace
treaty
to
omer
acun
mayor
until
a
By-
ground
commander.
Gen.
James
and
me
explosion
could
be
,
,f
where
the
index
rose
from
;
evening.
election
is
called,
it
decided.
,
van
Fleet,
said
his
troops
are
heard
for
miles
around
as
the,m5
"
to
1763
"
Higher
food
prices1
Widely
scattered-
shower
aot-v-Ald.
T.
B.
Black
was
proposed
!
ready
to
"clobber"
the
Reds.
49-apartment
frame
structure
ln
u
m
accounted
for
most
lty
wiU
sPread
from
the
Prin.e
bv
Aid.
H
8
Whaler,
as
acting,
,
Tok
Generai
Matthew
was
hit
Flames
and
smoke
!.
the
cnanKes.
.George
area
into
the
Carib.o
mayor
dui
vne
nominee
aecun-
leapea
nign
into
me
air.
'
.
region
mis
arte
noon
and
-.v.ivay
r,,,,,
.-.m
lh,
t,.
h.j
,,
,
said
the
Keas
had
T
.Kiagway
.
.
..
.
H
The
dead
include
.,
the
,
!
in
Vancouver
the
index
rose
,
,u
.,v..
,,..'
six-man
been
steadily
building
up
and
Aid
H.
F.
Glassev
nominated
I
,,
crew
of
the
four-eneined
Diane.
Irom
la3-3
w
188
-
on
are
expected
to
cloud
over
in
Aid.
GeorEe
Casev
but
that!
"
.'5r"
"
Deu"e.r
Poslulm
and
and
three
three
occupants
ncc.nant.nf
of
,
the
he
Les-
t,s.
1950.
the
Vancouver
index
It's
Funeral
to
attack
than
when
the
peace
169.0.
.1
V
i
s
n
nomination
was
not
se;onded.
was
.
the
late
afternoon
or
evening,
s
There
will
he
a
tew
showe-s
in
those
regions
'tomorrow.
the
ter
Apartments.
talks
started.
He
said
protect
Pacific
Coast
fishermen.
The
government,
the
minister
of
fisheries
and
minister
of
external
affairs
will
be
com-munirated
with
regarding
the
matter.
With
one
nr..
two
exceptions,
all
Unions
reported
new
agreements
for
1951
completed
but
Rrave
concern
was
expressed
at
the
continued
rise
in
the
cost
of
i.iv
ui"""
ui
"ico
-
ij-i.prt
Katinnc
a,in
nnt
,
'
k,k
ine
oig
oomoer
crasnea
on
SaSe
of
condolence
be
sent
toS"
i,"!
the
take-off
from
Seattle's
Boe-
u
wne
and
tamliy
of
the
late;
-
"
-
-
lng
Fleld
seconds
after
it
had
Keas
Wdni
10
set
up
a
OUIItr
lrravor
and
that,
the
meeting
I
..,
Jhuisday
ii"
i.nc
Mayor
Oi-orue
!!
in
slate
to-wL.i.ni
at
B.
C
raaioea
ot
us
irouDie
Forecast
.
North
Coast
Region-
Cloudy
'
,
today
and
Wednesday.
Scattered
showers
today.
Sunny
periods
on
Wednesday.
A
little
wa
met
Wcrtnpsliav
Winris
Wvrht
h
More
Money
But
Less
Real
Wages
r.djourn
in
his
respect.
'
I
'
One
end
of
the
apartment
At
Kaesong
the
North
Kor-
hniMino
iw
.
Aid.
Casey
read
a
resolution
of
condolence
and
moved
that
ean
general,
Nam
II,
announced
..'mrfn
.a.
HtrH
living
and
the
apparent
lack
of
i
rjity
Clerk
R
W
if
I'iiic
-al
parlor
and
:
Long
be
given
,
that
the
Red
demand
for
a
steam
of
the'
falline
casoline
Big
Deal
on
Pulp
Timber
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
Powell
River
Co.
will
acquire
the
British
Columbia
Manufacturers
Co.
Ltd.
In
another
majo-
lumber
Integration
announced
today.
The
deal,
which
will
top
$10,000,000,
will
give
Powell
River
more
than
two
billion
feet
of
timber
on
Vancouver
Island.
The
move
Is
designed
to
provide
complete
utilization
of
interest
by
the
Oovernment
at
f
uU
authority
to
complete
ar-i
truce
on
the
old
political
boun
Ottawa
in
this
serious
situation,
rangements
for
a
civic
funeral.
I
dafy
line
is
''unshakable."
Violations
of
labor
legislation
.
t"
mi
x
by
the
pub-,
i
and
7-9
p.m.
j
:
RC'MP
officers
and
i
ill
st-ind
by
the
j
-r
t
i
he
drr-casvd,
I
V
announcel
ran
down
the
hillsme
lor
an
hour
after
the
crash.
Explosion
of
the
fuel
tank
drove
the
firemen
back.
"I
heard
an
explosion
like
a
bomb,"
said
K.
Kadoyama,
one
of
the
injured
apartment
owea-ers.
"I
tried
to
turn
in
the
fire
alarm
and
that
is
the
last
I
I
OTTAWA
Canacjan
workers
southwest
(20)
near
the
Qncei;
have
been
receiving
some
of
the
charlottes.
Lows
tonight
and
ia.gesc
pay
increases
in
history
highs
Wednesday
at
Port
but
claim
they
are
actually
earn-
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
lng
less
in
"real
wages
"
each
Rupert,
52
and
56.
month.
,
Such
are
the
findings
of
the
Labor
Research
Department
of
:
U1L
ff
IobL.t
TCC,Tr,
the
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor.
I
UNSETTLED
J
Forty
two
perc;;n,
ara
receiving
less
than
in
1946.
Almost
one-1
TEHRAN
The
vice-premier
of
half
are
earning
less
only
up
Iran
expressed
the
opinion
today
to
one
dollar
more
a
week.
:
that
prospects
for
a
settlement
The
findings
were
based
on
a
of
the
dispute
between
Great
survey
of
more
than
a
million
Britain
and
Iran
on
the
oil
dis-Canadians
In
manufacturing,
pute
were
not
so
good,
mining,
transport,
building
and'
Iran
has
flatly
rejected
some
highway
construction.
British
proposals.
were
again
discussed
and
the
Provincial
Government
will
be
again
requested
to
give
further
consideration
to
appointing
a
fair
wage
oficer
to
be
located
In
Prince
Rupert.
Among
correspondence
dealt
with
was
a
letter
giving
the
date
the
Industrial
Conciliation
Board
would
sit
ln
Prince
Rupert
as
September
'27
and
28.
More
Electricity
to
Drive
People
Crazy
-
New
Angles
To
Fight
of
Buttle
Lake
Dam
VICTORIA
Technical
detail,
a
lot
of
it
tedious.
'
i!
be
Ihu.-iriay
at-I
'he
Firs!
United
j
v
I;.wrrnce
Sli-beri
I'
iii';
the
serv-
j
'ssiim
will
follow
d"n
Fiiltnn
Street.!
1
.'d
Av.
:ni-
to
Emhthi
timber
holdings
of
combined
companies
and
further
harvesting
of
sawmill
and
logging
waste
for
use
In
pulp
making.
The
Local
council
win
present
enlivened
with
sparks
of
humor,
marked
Monday's
i--m
I
here
proceed
to!
Mt'ery.
I
Gulf
Yields
Man's.
Body
by
the
executive
committee
and
public
hearings
at
Victoria
on
petitions
to
the
BC
adopted
by
the
delegates
pres-
p0Wer
Commission's
application
to
dam
Buttle
Lake
Franchises
Sought
TODAY'S
STOCKS
The
council
was
notified
by
in
Strathcona
Park.
'
"
the
Watchmakers'
International
t.
G
Norrls,
KC,
counsel
foi
and
suicide,
and
all
the
day
to
Union,
Local
50,
that
the
Bulova
me
conscrvationirts,
warned
the
dav
symptoms
exhibited
by
Watch
Co
were
on
the
Union's
water
comptroller
that
in
law
rased
human
beings.
VANCOUVER,
(CP)
Tne
body
of
a
man
found
floating
in
the
Straits
of
(Jeoigia
today
has
hepn
idpntifipri
ac
that
nf
Ivan
Johnston
Co,
Ltd.)
Bevcourt
unfair
list.
,
only
the
legislature
and
the
And
the
doctor
advised
against
'
oreskovich
who
was
washed
57
Mo
Heads
t
Delegation
.
Lieutenant
Governor
ln
council
rushing
into
hydro
develop-
overboard
from
the
boat
Nootka
Mrs
William
Cruikshank
has
had
Power
to
Permit
encroach-
ment.
He
asked
If
our
engin-'
hief
August
7.
"ent
of
Strathcona
Park.
He
eers
are
"so
wedded
to
dams'
Ciew
of
the
left
for
a
visit
ln
Vancouver
with
tugboat
Prospcr-
her
mother,
Mrs
J.
Q.
Johnstone
said
the
power
commission
need-
and
destruction
that
they
carl-
aUve
recovered
the
body
five
There
will
be
a
full
family
re-
ed
only
a
reserve
to
make
tests
not
see
the
revolution
in
power
mlies
soutn
0t
sisters
Island
union
and
borings
to
see
If
Buttle
Lake
making
coming?
Why
destroy
lighthouse
in
the
vicinity
of
Tcx-
provided
the
only
suitable
dam-
Buttle
Lake
when
ten
years
ada
Island.
Buffalo
Canadian
.13
Consol.
Smelters
153.05
Conwest
3.13
Donalda
.43
t
Eldona
13
last
Sullivan
9.
It
oh
Extension
of
Regular
Services
In
This
Area
Planned
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Applications
for
licence
extensions
will
'
be
filed
Thursday
with
the
Air
Transport
Board
by
at
least
;
three
r
firms.
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
r
will
seek
regular
runs
to
KlU-mat,
Kildala
Arm
and
Kemano,
i
permission
to
base
aircraft
at
!
Kitimat
to
service
Tahtsa
Lake,
j
to
fly
chartered
flights
from
;
Kitimat
to
all
British
Columbia
points
and
licences
for
land
planes
from
Vancouver
to
Ne
iGant;
Ycllowknife
10.03
:TrN
I).
C.
(CP)
lvl
1
deputy
Soviet
s"'
.
will
head
the
"'-'P
forming
the
'""inn
to
the
Jap-ll:'aiv
conference
R''
Francisco
Scp-
.31
Gcds
Lake
Vancouver
American
Star.iard
12',a
Bralorne
fl.15
B.
R.
X
03
Cariboo
QuarW
1.15
Congress
06
Giant
Mascot
Ml
Indian
Mines
28Vi
1'i:
neer
1
.i
Premier
Border
39
n
oiee
11
','t
Reeves
McDonald
5.00
heno
.05
Sheep
Creek
1.58
i-
i"ak
Premier
44
Taku
River
..
.05
Vanando
11
Spud
Valley
.15
Silver
Standard1
2.47
Western
Uranium
3.85
.rite
for
their
needed
power.
The
hence
we
shall
be
producing
First
reports
said
the
body
power
commission
wanted
a
li-
power
by
atomic
means.
Just
might
have
been
that
of
Pilot
cense,
he
claimed,
so
"they
can
as
the
test
plants
in
England
Ted
Williams,
pilot
of
a
Queen
get
their
foot
In
the
door.
If
this
are
now
doing?"
Charlotte
Air
Lines
plane
which
license
is
granted
our
people
Doctor
Peter
Larking,
chief
disappeared
August
4.
will
have
been
done
an
lncalcui-
fisheries
biologist
of
B.C.
game
I
able
harm
that
cannot
be
com-
department,
and
R.
G.
Mc-
Hardrock
Ha
,-icar.a
Heva
Jacknife
Joliet
Quebec
Little
Lsng
Lac
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
...
McKenzie
Red
Lake
.11
.00
'j
.13
.iu'i
.48
.73
.18
2.V)
.45
2
9i
pensatcd
for
by
money."
Mvnn.
fisheries
hioloelst.
re-'
Would
Avert
i;m;
P
came
as
a
M
had
re-
"'"nccd
the
propos-''''"dinn
it
as
an-"i
the
United
States
I;i
ii!ly
to
the
Vnit"d
Dr.
William
C.
Gibson,
gradu-
ported
"construction
of
the
ate
of
University
of
British
Col-
Buttle
Lake
dam
would
result
By-Electipn
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
r
-
.
,
!
-
1
1
A
J
I
.
-
h-,
ti.
k
STRIKE
d
chako
and
non-scheduled
runs
to
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan.
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
I
seeks
permission
to
fly
in
and
out
of
Terrace
and
to
connect
;
with
the
present
Vancouver-I
Prince
Rupert
runs.
Oils
....
Moneta
in
a
loss
or
ninety
percent
of
trout
spawning
grounds,
loss
in
productivity
from
excessive
fluctuation
in
lake
level
and
loss
in
flshability."
umbia.
Phd.
Oxford,
and
McGill.
a
neurologist
and
psychiatrist,
testified
to
the
value
of
recreation
In
preventing
mental
illness.
Dr.
Gibson
said
one
quarter
of
mental
patients
were
Anp-lo
Canadian
7.60
A.
P.
Con
46
To
save
the
taxpayers'
money,
Iclty
council
will
if
possible
the
aunirl
n
Kirolnitirn
flt
a
nan.
He
said
depreciation
of
'"u'l.-il.s
expect
111
walk
out
of
the
jMpiines"
peace
singniR
a
spoc.
icanila
snow
,()
pm
4
Negus
.Ti
Noranda
"2.00
Louvicourt
.16
Pickle
Crow
1.6S
San
Antonio
2.70
Senator
Rouyn
19
Sherrit
Gordon
'
.
3
in
Steep
Rock
7.40
ilver
Miller
1.43
Upper
Canada
1.V7
Golden
Manitou
7.C.)
Bobjo
17
Lapaska
03'
i
Sturgeon
River
.
.15
Atlantic
3.00
Calmont
,
1.38
Central
Leduc
2.12
H-vme
Oil
lB.cfl
Mercury
12V2
Okalta
2.45
Princess
1.40
Royal
Canadian
UVi
Toronto
Athona
08
!4
Aumaque
20
Beattie
48
TIDES
Wednesday,
August
15,
1951
t
Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
feet
12:27
18.8
feet
Low
6:03
2.1
feet
18:09
8.7
feet
"
s
oppcsiii,,,!.
l'l'edict
thai.
;,l'-''litior.s
would
m
bl.H-king
the
pP
:ire
treaty
by
an
-
majority
,f
the
uuui'i
4j.
ocieiui-si,s
snouiu
nou
recreauonat
value
or
tne
iase
mayor
attempt
to
lead
but
to
serve.
He
cannot
be
evaluated.
The
At
present
City
Clerk
R
W
termed
them
"a
group
of
people
Buttle
Lake
project
would
be
Long
u
waiU'ng
f0T
a
telephone
proficient
with
slide
rules
try-
of
the
greatest
detriment.
It
is
call
to
g0
through
to
B
C
ing
to
determine
the
social
recommended
the
use
of
upper
Bracewell
deputy
minister
of
policy
of
the
country."
Campbell
Lake
as
an
alterna-
municipalities,
to
get
a
ruling
on
He
said
the
destruc-
tive
to
the
proposed
use
of
Buttle
Lake
possibility
of
avoiding
the
by-tion
of
Buttle
Lake
was
merely
should
be
given
full
considera-
election
by
a
superior
order
"in
order
to
provide
electricity
tion.
,
Municip
Act
call5
for
a
by-
for
more
juke
boxes
and
to
Tom
McDonald,
representing
'
of
elecUon
wlthln
36
days
the
drive
more
people
more
crazy
Community
Planning
Associa-
time
seat
ot
offlce
ls
vacated.
more
quickly
;'
tion
of
Canada,
said
"tfils
But
because
the
two-vear
elec-
It
would
be
justified
on
the
whole
question
Is
of
Importance
tj0ns
are
so
dse
a(,
hand
city
grounds
of
efficiency
and
ex-
not
only
to
the
people
of
the
council
ls
trying
to
save
money
pediency,
to
build
an
airport
Island
but
to
the
people
of
the
by
waiting
for
elections
in
De-in
Stanley
Park
in
Vancouver.
whole
province
of
British
Co-
cember
'
the
city
clerk
said
But
it
would
be
regarded
as
lumbia."
,
Had
the
vacancy
occurred
insanity
to
do
so."
j
"There
are
more
ways
of
en-
after
October
1,
an
acting
mavor
The
parks
of
.
London
are
joying
animals
than
by
shoot-
could
have
carried
onstatutorily.
the
lungs
of
the
people.
But
ing
them."
The
opinion
of
D.
J.
j
Meanwhile,
council
will
meet
they
are
more
than
that.
They
Robinson,
Vancouver
game
biol-
Friday
to
appoint
another
acting
offer
the
cheapest
mass
form
oglst:
"It's
a
great
advantage
mayor
who
will
remain
ln
office
of
psychotherapy
ever
devised,
to
have
the
elk
in
the
park."'
until
a
permanent
mayor
is
They
minimize
an
otherwise
He
said
flooding
of
Buttle
Lake
elected.
Now
acting
Mayor
Doug
heavy
incidence
of
accumulat-;
would
force
the
elk
out
of
the
Frizzell
is
leaving
the
city
on
a
ing
mental
distress,
breakdown
,
park
to
other
feeding
grounds.
,
trip
next
Saturday.
"'""I
f
the
late
Mayor'
(ieorge
Weston
'
'"m
Will
h
ncd
Thllrs.lav
Aii.iiiI
HI
ot
;
'.
from
First
Initcd
Church.
Corporation
of
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
I
hereby
declare
Thursday,
August
16,
to
be
a
Civic
Day
of
Mourning
out
of
respect
to
the
memory
of
the
late
Mayor
George
W.
Rudderham.
G.
D.
FRIZZELL,
,
Acting
Mayor.
191c
remains
w,l
e
in
)at,
the
Gr(,nvllle
WHAT'S
THIS?
Company
man
or
union
sympathizer?
Donald
the
Hollingerl
moose
isn't
saying,
as
he
watches
pick-Hers
in
front
of
the
strikebound
Hollinger
gold
mine
at
Timmlns,
Out.
Although
born
on
the
property,
Donald
isn't
above
accepting
salt
and
sandwiches
from
the
strikers.
(CP
Photo)
"l"'1
"f
the
B.C.
Undertakers,
Wednesday
I
'
5
p.m.
and
from
7
to
9
p.m.
1