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at
Canada's
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Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXX,
No.
11
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
13.
1951
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FIVE
CENTa
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St"
Laurent
To
11
Meet
French
$500,000
Fire
Hits
Chicago
!
Flu
Epidemic
Unabated
in
Northvesi
England
PARIS
CP)
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
arrived
today
by
train
from
London
for
a
two-day
visit,
during
which
he
is
expected
t-
discuss
the
F'ar
Eastern
situation
and
President
Vincent
Auriol'j
proposed
visit
to
Canada.
The
Prime
Minister
received
a
chipf-of-state
welcome
at
North
KtnHrtn
urham
Vile
IfoIm
ounter
Attack
Staged
y
UN
Troops
In
Korea
CHICAGO
0
A
$5CO,000
fire
and
explosion
roared
through
a
five-storey
building
down
town
.
.
yesterday,
killing
three
firemen.
TOKYO
CF)
Allied
troops
and
planes
,
today
j
Five
other
firemen
and
one
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MANCHESTER.
England
(CP)
About
12,000an
hour
late,
persons
in
Manchester
are
estimated
today
to
be'n,nand.to
gf,7l
lhfe
pnme
....
,
.
-,
...
J
Minister,
who
will
confer
on
a
muttering
from
the
influenza
epidemic
now
sweeping
wide
range
of
topics
with
French
the
north
of
England.
Manchester's
population
islSiS
mined
duck
ne
irtwi
waves
oi
screaming
neas
iniilu;i-S-":
furiOUS
battle
lor
the
bODaek
mountain
passes
inlaid
other
persons
may
have
Jitral
Korea.
about
700,000.
jSchuman,
Defence
Minister
Julos
Dutch
nerican,
French
and
been
trapped
In
the
office
and
warehouse
building,
but
there
were
no
reports
of
anyone
missing.
The
explosions,
apparently
Second
Dlvi-
The
epidemic,
the
worst
since
MOCn
ana
a
representative
ci
1918,
has
thrown
the
cotton
Aunol.
ps
of
the
U.S
Saskatchewan
Uranium
Hub
xmashed
five
attacks
in
Gillanders
New
Board
President
city's
services
into
chaos.
More
caused
by
55
gallons
of
Inflam
than
1000
post
office
engineers,
zero
cold
on
the
middle
and
i
flanks
of
the
15-mile
front
h
of
Wonju.
n!
Minister
Replies
mable
lacquer
thinning
fluid
on
telephone
operators,
p
o
s
t
m
e
and
sorters,
with
about
400
bus
RAQlf
ATHAM
Ton
Q
the
top
floor,
blew
the
fire
wall
over
onto
a
group
of
firemen
on
the
ground
floor.
.
l'mi'n.P-tective.y
leadened,
pad-
To
Legion
Heads
oi
fluJ'
hnmhprc
'
locked
boxes
in
a
vault
in
down-
i
with
tons
of
fire
bombs
roc1hvy
uranium
oxide
f
to,
and
rlch
ll
showings
of
copper.
rockets.
it
It
was
th.
the
fifth
fifth
riav
day
drivers,
are
off
sick.
In
the
northwest
of
England
as
a
whole,
sickness
benefits
claimed
under
the
national
health
scheme
already
total
200,-000
and
more
claims
are
arriving
at
a
rate
of
20,000
a
day.
Many
national
insurance
of
She
battle
for
the
two
vital
Stricken
Ship
Calls
For
Aid
tt's
leading
to
the
main
route
ii
southeast
of
the
port
of
Some
of
these
were
brought
back
Just
before
Christmas
by
five
Saskatoon
men
who
found
them
north
of
Camsell
Portage,
in
the
extreme
northwest
of
lniiff-'ffii'inril'ii-Mt
ilnirrr
-'yfw'rrtir-TM"
OTTAWA
(CP)
Defence
Minister
Claxton
said
last
night
the
government
has
placed
orders
for
more
than
$425,000,000
worth
of
war
planes
and
ships.
He
said
compulsory
training
in
reserve
forces
is
"a
matter
for
the
government
and
Parliament."
Claxton
Issued
the
statement
in
reply
to
the
Canadian
Legion
charge
that
there
Is
a
"serious
shortage
of
ships,
planes
and
in
to
Taegu
and
Taejon.
'ine
TERRACF
Alex
Gillander-J,
manager
of
the
Terrace
Co-operative
Association
store
at
Terrace
was
elected
Friday
night
as
president
of
the
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
Trade.
Harry
Phillips
was
elected
vice-president
with
John
Kill
as
seretaty
and
Morris
Wightman
as
treasurer.
Speaker
of
the
evening
was
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.
P.
for
Skeena,
who
dealt
with
the
international
situation.
Guests
at
the
meeting
besides
E.
T.
Applewaite
were
W.
J.
Scott,
president
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia,
and
G.
A.
Hunter,
who
brought
the
greetings
of
the
p-ince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Eighth
Army
moved
down
route
from
,
abandoned
PERTH.
Australia
The
fices
are
working
overtime
to
handle
the
flood
of
benefit
claims.
Workmen
in
Manchester
cemeteries
are
working
throughout
the
weekend.
Twenty-two
OFFER
EYES
Ray
Gorley,
left,
and
Bernard
Munroe,
Ottawa
printers,
both
have
offered
to
sacrifice
an
eye
if
it
will
help
save
Carolyn
Joan
Purcell.
4.
of
Atlanta,
Ga.,
from
death
or
blindness
fom
eye
cancer.
The
possibilities
of
grafting
new
eyes
for
the
girl
are
bring
studied.
S
(CP
PHOTO)
To
get
them,
they
motored
255
j
crippled
liner
Liguria,
.with
950
miles
from
SMskatoon
to
the
displaced
persons
and
130
crew
burials
took
place
today
and
another
31
are
booked
for
Monday.
her
Says
200
Manchester's
southern
cemetery
eauipment-even
boots
and
clo-has
ronnrturi
141
Heath
far
thing."
Mr.
Claxton
said,
"there
this
month
compared
with
86
are
no
shortages
of
equipment
that
would
affect
the
position."
members
aboard,
radioed
for
urgent
help
again
tonight.
She
said
she
was
being
battered
by
heavy
seas
and
was
making
only
two
knot,
190
miles
off
Western
Australia.
The
Liguria,
carrying
displaced
persons
from
Bremerhaven,
Germany,
to
Australia,
first
sent
out
her
distress
messages
yes
settlement
of
Lac
La
Ronge,
and
then
flew
some
500
miles
north
and
west
to
the
north
shore
of
Lake
Athabasca,
north
of
the
59th
parallel,
to
land
at
Camsell
Portage.
The
expedition
was
part
of
Saskatchewan's
hunt
for
uranium.
The
five
men
were
Henry
Wright,
managing
director,
anil
Hied
in
Mine
JlXGRADE,
Yugoslavia
W
?'
islavia
press
dispatches
as-.
I'd
todav
200
men
were
killed
for
the
same
period
last
year.
Most
Manchester
doctors
arc
working
15
and
16
hours
a
day.
Many
have
themselves
fallen
sick
with
'flu.
British
Press;
Welcomes
Premier's
Declaration
LONDON
(CP)
The"
declaration
issued
by
Com-inonwealth
prime
ministers
was
warmly
welcomed
by
today's'
press.
si
The
prime
ministers
urged
in
the
name
of
hu
Hungary's
Tatabanya
mine
Ford
Beavis,
director
of
Great
Charles
To
Meet
Walcotf
in
March
l-ier
December
30
Instead
of
terday
saying
her
position
was
precarious.
The
Liguria's
agents
estimated
a
tug
would
take
from
two
to
three
days
to
reach
the
West
Uranium
Mines
Ltd.;
Doug
las
Beavis,
his
brother,
all
of
Sas
announced
officially.
American
Hunters
Uninjured
in
Crash
George
Herchberger
of
t.p
newspaper
runwK
aaiu
,
tw.
liner's
present
position
NEW
YORK
Of)
Ezzard
i
dispatch
datelined
Budapest
Weather
Synopsis
Skies
are
cloudy
over
the
province
today
with
showers
along
the
coast
and
snow
flurries
in
the
interior.
Some
clearing
Is
expected
along
the
coast
overnight
as
colder
air
.moves
over
the
region
from
the
Pacific.
Little
change
Is
expected
in
ditions
over
the
interior
for
morrow,
,u
Forecast
1
North
coast
region,
southern
Matayas
Rakosky.
vice-
Charles
will
defend
his
world
i
EDMONTON
Two
Amcri-
liAQvvwnlffht
Knvinor
Htlf.
fnr
t.hp
ran
pnvrtlo
Vinntiars
Mranuri
in-
manity
last
night
tlr.t
the
heads
of
the
Big
Five
operations
and,
with
installation
iiier
and
communist
cniei
1
ingary,
was
threatened
with
powers
hold
frank
talks
in
'a
supreme
effort
to
avert
';
seventh
time,
meeting
Jersey
jury
yesterday
in
the
crash
of
-
i
nine
leaders
also
pledged
them-',
Je
Wolcott
In
Detroit
March
7.
their
light
Aeronca
plane
about
'.
toivpa
"tr.
rstnin
mastprv
nf
ouri
They
met
once
before.
Charles
45
miles
south
of
Lethbridge
in
Saskatoon
newspaper
man
who,
familiar
with
the
development
of
Kirkland
Lake
Gold
and
Cobalt-silver
in
Ontario,
wanted
to
see
the
lay
of
the
uranium
country.
The
prospecting
group
Is
conducting
exploration
and
develop-vnnt
u'nrlr
nn
a
mnression
of
25
iical
violence
by
the
out-
id
populace
when
he
came
of
a
new
turbine,
wilrhave
a
reserve
for
future
expansion.
It
is
operated
by
Consolidated
Smelters.
In
the
Camsell
Portage
area,
caterDlllfcT
rads
ars
ready
for
vaiiiucn,
souvnern
Aiueria
nam
affairs''
and
strengthen
de-
deieatea
me
veteran
Inspect
the
wrecked
work-
.
Jcnces
while
the
fear
of
aggres-!
NJ..
boxer
for
recognition
as
the
1
The
plane
was
piloted
by
th
world
champion
in
Chicago
June
owner,
a
Mr'.
Johnson,
and
car-
-sion
lasts.
the!
miia
enmA
in
rvr
12
miles
Politika
article
said
Old
Country
SOCCER
Cbifcmunlst
government
Is
trying!
to
hunh
the
immensity
and
4uaic
1
1
1
1
1
v
o
ov...
north
of
Camsell
Portage.
It
Is
part
of
a
larger
area,
220
22,
1949.
Tied
an
unidentified
passenger
The
match
was
completed
to-1
Both
flew
from
Valier,
Montana
day
bv
the
International
Boxing
j
They
were
enroute
to
Cutbank
Club.'
I
Mont.
major
operations.
Ore,
or
eventually
concentrates,
can
be
loaded
there
on
Northern
Navigation
Company
barges
and
taken
to
Waterways,
350
miles
south
wide
by
about
70
miles
attributed
to
poor
safely
condl-
.
deep,
which
Is
the
centre
oi
Saskatchewan's
uranium
hunt.
In
the
northwest.
It
adjoins
the
Northwest
Territories;
its
southern
limit
Is
the
59th
parallel.
tions,
about
which
engineers
vainly
warned
the
regime.
Crews
are
still
dinging
in
the
clogged
n
'ne
shafts
for
the
victims,
the
LONDON
Results
soccer
games
played
In
United
Kingdom
today:
Jury
Finds
Boy's
Death
From
Unnatural
Causes
atch
said.
i
The
Times
said
the
conference's
work
and
influence
for
peace
in
the
East
had
made
the
meeting
memorable.
The
Liberal
Manchester
Guardian
says
the
conference
suggested
"necessary
twists
and
turns"
in
the
policy
by
which
"the
American
Ideal
and
our
own
ideal"
may
be
best
approached.
The
Conservative
Yorkshire
Post
termed
the
declaration
an
impressive
statement
of
principles,
whose
most
heartening
passage
was
that
urging
Commonwealth
defences
be
strengthened
wl'.h
all
speed.
English
League,
Division
1
Arsenal
3,
Middlesbrough
1
Aston
Villa
3,
Fulham
0
Burnley
1,
Huddersfield
Town
section:
Cloudy
with
showers
today
and
tomorrow.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
southerly
15
today,
becoming
west
15
this
evening.
Light
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy
35
and
43.
Remainder
of
region:
Cloudy
with
scattered
showers
and
occasional
snow
flurry
today
and
tomorrow.
A
little
colder
tomorrow.
Wind
southerly
30
becoming
west
25
during
morning.
West
20
tomorrow.
Low
tonight
and
high
tomorrow
at
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert
32
and
40.
Cariboo,
Prince
George,
Bulk-ley
Valley
regions:
Cloudy
with
snow
flurries
today
and
tomorrow.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Wind
southerly
15
today,
light
tomorrow.
Low
tonight
and
high
tomorrow
at
Quesnel
10
and
25;
Prince
George
15
and
25;
west
across
Lake
Athabahska,
where
there
Is
a
railhead.
Native
trappers,
turned
prospectors,
now
are
as
familiar
with
the
Geiger
counter,
the
gadget
which
buzzes
in
the
presence
of
radioactive
ore,
as
they
are
with
dogsled,
rifle
and
trap
line.
The
prospecting
trenches
run
15
feet
deep
and
more.
They
are
filled
with
rock
shattered
by
dynamite
blasts.
Parts
of
them
have
a
smudgy,
rusty
color.
That
Is
uranium
oxide.
There
is
also
a
glittering
yellow
that's
nadians
Staff
GROWING
ACTIVITY
There
are
more
than
30
active
mining
operations,
ranging
from
exploration
to
development.
There,
for
Instance,
Is
the
scene
of
the
recently-announced
John
Nesbitt
discovery.
School
hiopia
Headquarters
of
the
scattered
camDS
and
lonely
tents
of
that
By
HOMER
SMITH
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
coroner's
jury
decided
last
night
that
two-year-old
Jimmy
Bailey
died
an
unnatural
death
from
severe
head
injuries
New"
Year's
Day.
The
boy
died
shortly
after
he
was
alleged
to
have
toppled
from
a
kitchen
chair.
The
foster
mother,
Mrs.
Marie
Rees,
who
cares
for
five
other
The
woman
did
not
have
a
li-children
from
the
Catholic
cence
to
operate
it.
Children's
Aid
Society,
said
she
Joseph
Gziureynsky,
a
next-did
not
know
how
the
boy
fell,
door
neighbor,
said
he
saw
the
grim
land
of
rock,
lane,
lorest
DDIS
ABABA
flh
Canadians
1
(tie
)
Charlton
Athletic
2
Sheffield
Wednesday
1
Chelsea
3,
Newcastle
United
1
Derby
County
1,
Liverpool
2
Everton
0,
Stoke
City
3
,
Manchester
United
2,
Tottenham
Hotspur
1
Portsmouth
2,
West
Bromwich
Albion
2
(tie)
Sundfrland
1,
Bolton
Wanderers
2
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1,
Blackpool
1
(tie)
English
Learue,
Division
11
pasture
is
ooia-
staffing
what
is
perhaps
the
and
caribou
Premiers
Seek
fields.
This
is
the
town
boomed
in
the
days
of
the
Box
Car
mine,
:
whose
wide
vein
of
ore
made
golJ
I
iisipH
fnr
departure
for
Van-
ii
M's
loftiest
Normal
school.!
Is
Emperor
Halle
Selassie's
j
hor's
training
college
in
the
them
outskirts
of
Addis
Arrangement
pay
at
$3
a
ton.
Before
it
closed
j
couver
on
union
ship
Chilcotin,
'
ha.
Its
elevation
is
9,000
feet
Capt.
H.
E.
McLean,
Sunday
night
are
M.
H.
McLean.
Edward
Poulson,
D.
Underhill,
E.
f
ve
sea
level.
In
the
early
'40
s,
Box
minea
2,000
tons
a
day
and
made
gold
bricks
in
Its
own
refinery.
The
Box
mine's
power
plant
today
supplies
several
uranium
Doctors
said
he
had
several
woman
beat
a
four-year-old
boy
j
Smithers
15
and
25.
-bruises
on
his
body.
September
9.
"She
hit
him
about
Northern
B.C.
region:
Cloudy
Police
described
the
small,
15
times
with
a
piece
of
wood,"
j
with
snow
flurries
today.
Clear
two-storey
home
as
"unfit
to
he
said.
land
cold
tomorrow.
Wind
light,
live
in."
Fire
department
offi-j
The
woman
denied
hitting
thej
Low
tonight
and
high
tomorrow
cials
said
It
was
a
fire
"hazard."
child.
j
at
Telegraph
Creek,
zero
and
10.
i
41
-year-old
Winnipeg
man,
nicy
A.
Stelnman,
is
the
head-
Jensen,
Dr.
Elsey,
Richard
Wesch
Bury
1,
Cardiff
City
2
Chesterfield
1,
Manchester
City
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Abbott.
tr
nf
Ft
hinnln
'
nnl
Kin,.
f
school.
Native
of
Oxford
LONDON
The
Prime
Ministers
of
the
British
Commonwealth
announced
last
night
they
would
welcome
any
feasible
arrangement
for
an
exchange
of
views
with
Prime
Minister
Stalin
or
the
Chinese
Communist
lrade-.
Mao
Tze-Tung.
,
In
a
Joint
declaration
issued
at
the
end
of
a
nine-day
conference
here,
the
Prime
Ministers
said,
"We
do
not
seek
to
intervene
in
the
affairs
of
the
Soviet
Union
or
China
or
any
other
uty,
Ont.,
he
was
educated
at
University
of
Manitoba
and
nlpeg
teachers
training
col-
served
in
the
R.C.A.F.
In
second
world
war
and
before
Para-Rescue
Team
Hunts
Plane
In
Rugged
North
EDMONTON
(CP)
A
para-rescue
team
stood
bv
at
Fort
Nelson.
B.C.,
today
as
an
RCAF
search
pig
to
Ethiopia
in
1949
was
Doncaster
Rovers
2,
Hull
City
4
Leeds
United
5,
Southampton
3
Luton
Town
1,
Barnstey
1
die)
Notts
County
3,
Grimsby
Town
.2
Preston
North
End
1,
Birmingham
City
0
Queens
Park
Rangers
3,
Coventry
City
1
-
Sheffield
United
2,
Leicester
City
1
,
Swansea
Town
2,
Brentford
1
West
Ham
United
2,
Blackburn
Rovers
3
Scottish
League,
Division
"A"
Alrdrieonians
vs
Heart
of
Midlothian
(postponed)
Celtic
3.
Aberdeen
4
Dundee
vs
Clyde
(postponed)
country;
we
are
simply
determined
to
regain
mastery
of
our
own
affairs
without
the
fear
of
aggression."
ning
science
and
mathema-at
the
Winnipeg
Junior
High
ml.
He
was
Invited
here
by
Ethiopian
ministry
of
edu-
on.
lie
first
of
those
educated
un-the
Department
of
Veterans
plane
scoured
the
lower
end
of
the
Alaska
Highway
for
a
light
plane
missing
in
the
heavily
umbered
re-
gion
since
Thursday
afternoon.
tirs
at
Manltoha
tTniversit.v.
a
four
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The
nuniea
aircram
1'ioicis
a
Bachelor
of
Education
Article
Tells
of
Pulp's
Importance
Copies
of
the
current
Canadian
Geographical
Magazine,
a
spe-
Hiberlan
3.
Motherwell
1
f
"ow-canadlans
make
up
ft
of
the
staff.
They
are
Earle
Added
Herring
Quota
Caught
seater
Stinson,
is
believed
to
be
carrying
only
the
pilot,
Floyd
B.
Myers,
from
Beatton
River,
B.C.,
with
supplies
for
a
trapper'3
cabin,
35
miles
north.
Fog
closed
over
its
destination
area
shortly
after
the
take-off.
cial
number,
have
been
received
Morton
-t,
.
,
iij
Patrick
Thistle
vs
(postponed)
St.
Mirren
vs
Raith
Rovers
nere.
me
uiut'i
icntuic
10
v.o.uv
"Industry
in
Action
in
Quebec"
and
gives
prominence
to
the
en-
(postponed)
I
I
terpriscs
that
come
from
utiliza
Armstrong
of
Peterborough,
!
I.
Walter
Schmidt
of
Kitchcn-nt.,
William
Peters
of
Steln-f'1.
Man.,
and
Mrs.
Stelnmann
f1
on
the
staff
are
an
Amerl-f:
Samuel
Aruktan,'
and
an
I'opian,
Terefe
Negaro.
Herring
fishing
In
the
sub-district
officially
closed
Third
Lanark
vs
Rangers
(post
The
RCAF
made
two
search
tion
of
wood
pulp,
plastics
and
cellulose.
sweeps
over
the
region
last
night
at
midnight
Friday,
according
to
with
no
results.
One
plane
crew
saw
ski
tracks
on
a
lake
near
the
Department
of
Fisheries
io
day.
poned)
IRISH
LEAGUE
Crusaders
1,
Glentoran
1.
Glenavon
2,
Bangor
0.
Coleraine
2,
Portadown
0.
Cliftonville
2.
Distillery
3.
the
trapper's
cabin.
It
appeared
'
CATHOLIC
HEAD
DIES
'
VATICAN
CITL.
Francesco
Cardinal
Marchettl-Selvagiani,
"79.
deacon
of
the
Roman
Catho-
BASKETBALL
Aras
l,
uerry
city
2.
the
plane
equipped
with
sklls
had
landed
there
and
taken
off
again.
-
Beatton
River
is
about
halfway
between
Fort
St.
John
and
Fort
Nelson
on
the
northeastern
Ballymene
United
3,
Llnfleld
2:
lie
College
of
Cardinals,
died
today,
Nine
sets
yesterday
were
enough
to
complete
the
extended
quota
of
20,000
tons
over
the
pre-Christmas
catch
of
30,000
tons.
Despite
the
record
large
catch
in
the
northern
district,
the
Department
of
Fisheries
says
that
there
are
ample
fish
left
for
spawning
purposes.
Fleets
are
dispersing
to
the
I
v
1
J
t
t
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TIdES
TONITE
"
J,lnlor
-
6:45
Intermediate
EXHIBITION
7:30
High
School
vs
G
&
A
January
14,
1951
6:10
19.0
feet
Sunday,
High
Low
central
sub-district,
otf
Wright
!
HOCKEY
SCORES
t
i
Pacific
Coast
Portland
2,
Victoria
3
Tsonma
4,
Vanouver,
5
i
Western
International
Kimberley
6,
Nelson
8
I
Mainline-Okanagan
Kelowna
8,
Kerrisdale
6
WINTER
VISITOR
Viscount
Alexander
took
time
off
to
visit'
Niagara
Falls
in
its
winter
dress,
accompanied
by
his
sons,
on
vacation
from
their
schools
in
England,
and
some
of
their
friends.
The
Governor
-General
described
the
scene
as
"a
marvellous
spectacle."
Identifiable
are
Viscount
Alexander,
centre,
and
Mayor
Em
est
Hawkins
of
Niagara
Falls,
left.
Shane
Alexander
is
seen
behind
his
father
and
Brian
at
his
fathei'
left,
almost
hidden.
Others
'
Include
Anthony
and
Johnny
Milbank,
sons
of
the
comptroller
of
Rideau
Hall,
.In
foreground.
Marion
Bevin,
Ann
Harcourt
and
James
Morrison.
--(CP
FHOTOr
corner
of
British
Columbia
and
about
450
miles
northwest
of
Edmonton.
Dawson
Creek,
starting
point
of
the
Alaska
Highway,
is
just
south
of
Fort
St.
John.
The
para-rescue
team
was
flown
to
Fort
Nelson
last
night
from
Whitehorse,
Y.T.
Sound,
where
21,000
tons
of
ring
are
yet
to
be
caught
to
com-
18:27
18.1
feet
Y
12:34
8.0
feetj
'
f45
cOp
vs
Brown
woods
Dlete
the
40,000-ton
Quota
set
I
for
that
area.