ORMES
DRUGS
DAILY
DELIVERY
CABS
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
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pIsrATt
llKO
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phono
81
VOL.
XL,
No.
189
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
13,
1951
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Mayor
Rudderham
is
Heart
Attack
Victim
Expired
at
Noon
Today
After
Being
Suddenly
Stricken
City
Is
Grieved
Prince
Rupert
lost
its
first
citizen
today
and
the
city
is
deeply
grieved
and
shocked.
Mayor
George
Weston
Rudderham
passed
away
at
1
p.m.
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
Only
minutes
before
he
had
been
admitted
with
a
heart
attack
which
he
had
suffered
at
home.
He
complained
of
sudden
pains
and
went
to
lie
down
and
then
was
severely
West
Strength
Overwhelming
WASHINGTON,
DC.
(CP)
General
Dwtght
D.
Eisenhower
is
quoted
as
saying
Sunday
that
the
free
worlds
strength
is
so
overwhelming
that
"it
is
almost
ridiculous
for
us
to
be
talking
in
terms
of
fright
and
hysteria."
Members
of
a
Senate
subcommittee,
back
from
Europe,
said
Eisenhower
made
plea
for
unity
in
a
free
world,
saying
unity
of
Iron
Curtain
countries
was
greater
but
was
brought
about
"by
gun
and
sword
held
at
man's
back."
Bomber
With
Twelve
Aboard
is
Unreported
KODIAK
(CP)
The
Navy
reported
today
that
an
Alaska-based
four-engined
patrol
bomber
with
12
men
aboard
has
been
missing
since
2:14
p.m.
Sunday
w
hen
it
made
its
last
position
report.
'
Gasoline
supply
of
the
plane
would
have
been
exhausted
by
7:.0
p.m.
Pacific
Daylight
Time
Sunday,
14
hours
after
it
took
off
from
Kodiak
on
an
operational
mission.
stricken.
Vancouver
Gets
Suicide
With
Snake
Venom
A
Little
Rain
The
mayor
had
not
felt
well
during
recent
months
but
his
condition
was
by
no
means
regarded
as
alarming.
He
was
at
his
office
in
the
City
Hall
as
usual
this
morning
and
seemed
to
be
in
good
health
and
spirits.
None
were
more
deeply
shocked
than
his
associates
there.
The
regular
meeting
of
the
city
council
is
scheduled
for
Cleveland
Takes
Lead
New
York
Yankees
Jolted
'Twice
by
Philadelphia
KEW
YORK
(CP)
Mike
Garcia
VANCOUVER
A
bripf
rain
came
to
the
Lower
Mainland
during
the
week-end,
the
first
in
1
t!fty-eiKht
days
but
it
does
not
mean
the
end
of
the
drought.!
Prayers
for
rain
were
said
ln
Vancouver
churches
both
Pro-
j
ANN
ARBOR,
Mich.
A
renowned
scientist,
Dr.
Malcolm
H.
taule.
has
committed
suicide
by
injecting
tropical
snake
venom,
mixed
with
morphine,
into
a
tonight
but
it
Is
expected
the
j
session
will
be
adjourned
out
of
vein.
He
had
been
having
diffi
riiiaTii-it
WmHtmh
M
A
M..,--..,..,.-.,
r
r
yf
a
in
t
testant
and
Catholic
yesterday,
i
It
rained
on
the
British
Columbia
lower
mainland
with
a
shower,
the
firs
tin
the
58
days.
pitched
the
torrid
Cleveland
In-
(
cuities
with
the
faculty
of
the
resPect
to
His
WotShip
until
dians
to
their
10th
straight
yic-
j
Board
of
Regents,
University
of;after
tne
funeral-
n
acting
tory
Sunday
and
into
undis-'
M.chigan
His
wife
found
the!mayor
wi"
be
aPP'nted.
puted
possession
of
first
place
'
body
ln
the
basement
of
their
i
He
was
the
first
mayor
of
ARD
HO!
The
Job
s
Daughters
drill
te
un,
popular
girls'
organization
from
Prince
will
lf-ave
this
Wednesday
night
for
an
international
competition
at
Richmond,
Va.
hr
t
nm
will
defend
the
titles
It
won
in
1940
and
1950.
The
girls
are
shown
on
the'steps
c
Hiipcrt
Court
House,
with
drum
majorrtt?
Margaret
Glske.
The
group
will
be
accom-by
Pipe
Maj.
McKlnnon
of
Toronto
and
a
large
group
of
friends
from
Prince
Rupert
led
at
3:30
a.m.
Thus
was
officially
shortly
before
dinner,
j
Prince
Rupert
to
die
while
in
;
race
as
he
stopped
the
Chicago
for
the
office-
ended
the
record
dry
spell.
It
I
being
the
first
measurable
rain
There
is
no
antidote
poison.
M
Wt
65
YEARS
OLD
Born
ln
Sydney,
Nova
Scotia,
ami
Mrs.
Alex
Mitchell.
fall
since
June
13.
Had
it
come
an
hour
later
It
would
have
been
the
59th
day.
65
years
ago
October
4,
George
White
Sox
7
to
1.
Garcia
s
classy
four-hitter
enabled
the
Tribe
to
break
their
fiwt
place
tie
with
the
New
York
Yankees
who
suffered
a
severe
Jolt
in
Philadelphia
as
they
lost
Weston
Rudderham
was
a
dyed-
in-the-wool
Socialist
who
en-
Laier
on
faunnay
some
sections
had
rain
for
an
hour
but
Cold
we
I
I
Sees
200
LC
Index
p
Embassy
Spy
Funnel
Joyed
the
esteem
and
confidence
of
the
citizens
at
large
because
,
nowhere
was
It
sufficient
for
a
ooubleheader
to
the
Athletics
parched
farmlands
and
fire-1
9
to
5
and
7
to
4.
sons
Eric
Johansen
and
Murray
Sheppard.
Chipman
and
Richard
Rud
of
his
moderation
and
common-
Garcia's
gem
before
48,547
,
stricken
forests.
,.,.
,
,
sense
views.
Long
active
in
OTTAWA
Unless
price
con-
t,oH
,
j
.iii.4.
Chargr
Made
by
Nevada
Senator
at
Wellington
fans
was
his
16th
victory
of
the
tonstration
derham
of
Port
Edward,
Cape
Breton,
are
brothers.
season
and
his
40th
against
one
t"ls
are
put
Into
effect
at
once,!
movements,
these
are
the
only
j
,the
cost
of
living
index
ln
Can-:
I
defeat
in
the
last
seven
weeks.
ro
1i0.i..
,itv.
..v,,,
u
Sisters
are
Mrs.
Kate
Lewis
of
WASHINGTON
(CP)
Senator
Pat
McCarran
(DemocratNevada).
said
Saturday
that
Com-
Communism
(WRATH
ALL
PHOTO)
Drill
Team
To
Show
at
Toronto
Ex
Prince
Rupert's
Job's
Daughters
drill
team,
heading
east
from
here
lor
international
competition
at
Richmond,
Virginia,
wilt
Trtage'a
demonstration
at
the
Toronto
Exhibition
while,
spending
a
day
In
the
eastern
city.
Alex
Mitchell,
drill
master,
today
received
a
telegram
from
Canadian
National
Exhibition
authorities
announcing
that
transportation
and
entrance
to
the
exhibition
was
being
arranged.
The
third
place
Boston
Red
aa
'
reach
200
by
the
end
filiated
and
active
He
had
'
Buffalo
and
Mrs.
Ge
rtrude
Lewis
Srx
moved
to
within
five
games
of
the
year
it
is
predicted
by
M.ibeen
perennial
president
of
!ot
Boston,
of.,
the
lop
by
dumping
Wash-
J-
Coldwell,
CCF
leader.
The
;
ye
Princ
Runert
CCF
Club.
j
tAKNEST.
MODES
i"
Are
Reds
Easing
up
ington
Senators
.
...
.
-
munUt
.
embajsU'S
In
.
Washlntt-
.
The
greatest
propa-
ton
have
berome
a
huge
funneI
omtration
in
Berlin
,
ohannplllnK
S)l,.s
and
sabj.
o!
doing
the
biggest
teurs..
lnt0
the
Unlted
slates
of
the
Hitler
regime,!
,.
Marran
made
the
charge
in
e
in
East
Berlin
when!
ih
n
i,in
hiH.j
a
statement
accompanying
a
re-
Twelve
years
an
alderman,
I
lne
mayors
general
anuaae.
Mayor
Rudderham
essayed
to
i
hls
commonsen.se
viewpoint
a.id
!
enter
the
broader
sphere
of
pro-,
hl
modesty
were
exemplified
in
I
vmcial
politics
back
in
1933
i
a
statement
he
made
after
his
when
the
CCF
was
young,
but
j
election
as
mayor,
December
8,
waji
nn-sueressfiiT
A&ainsf.
T
D
1949:
and
6
to
2.
Detroit
Tigers
nipped
St.
Louis
'
Browns
2
to
1.
I
NATIONAL
I.EAGl
E
j
In
the
National
League,
the
:
Nehru
Breaks
For
First
Time
To
Show
Disposition
Talk
About
Truce
Line
staged
taged
a
a
giant
giant
parade
parade
'fxrt
lro,m
a
u"a
of
!he
SenaAc
k
Pattullo.
then
minister
of
lands
this
Is
not
a
time
to
be
exult-
Internal
security
sub-committee
time
leading
Dodgers
of
Brooklyn
KAESON
For
the
first
f''k
nine
hours
to
pass
ant.
Anyway,
the
majority
was
With
Willi
1
Congress!
01111
9
IPSS
!
at
the
cease-fire
talks
the
Com-
swamped
the
Boston
Braves
7
I
ftnd
later
Premier
of
British
Co
stand
In
the
Red
,
"""
"
"c
"tBua-
munists
are
showlne
some
riis-
to
2.
lumbia
ainlng
top
brass
of:
Mcuarran
commeniea:
"Ap-
("mnmnism.
Chanting
parently
the
blate
and
justice
position
to
discuss
the
crucial
Runner-up
New
York
Giants)
new
DELHI,
India
Prime'
Although
born
in
the
East,
Korean
buffer
zone
Issue'
al-
captured
a
twin
bill
from
the
Minister
Nehru
has
broken
with
George
Rudderham
spent
more
though
by
no
means
is
there
any
Philadelphia
Phillies
3
to
2
and
the
All-India
Congress.
He
re-!
than
half
of
his
life
in
Prince
S
aiin
and
hate
of
the
departments
are
too
timid
lo
v
carried
banners
of
us
the
power
of
the
Internal
(
Sla'.in."
"Americans,
Security
Act
to
drive
dangerous
'"
and
"Americans
elements
from
this
country."
"a
"
President
Tru-
j
Indication
of
acceptance
of
the
2
to
1.
signed
after
demanding
full
sup
Allied
demands.
!
Pittsburgh
Pirates
swapped
port
0f
the
Congress
in
his
poll
At
a
one
hour
and
twenty
shutouts
with
the
Chicago
Cubs,
ces
and
failing
to
get
it.
minute
session
of
the
truce
winning
the
opener
1
to
0
but;
Weather
Man
Turned
Around
EDMONTON.
The
Weather
Man
seems
to
have
himself
1
1
General
Elsenhower
I
'
rip.
uled.
j
H
-isfi
s
railed
for
sabotage
1
sti
f
s
against
the
govern-1
teams
today,
the
Communists
los'n8
'"e
nightcap
t
to
0.
brought
maps
for
the
purpose
st-
Louts
Cardinals
edged
the
of
discussion
of
the
line.
There
Cincinnati
Retjs
4
to
3.
was
no
announcement
of
the'
nothing
to
boast
about.
"There
is
real
and
serious
business
we
should
be
thinking
about."
Mr.
Rudderham,
in
expressing
appreciation
of
the
confidence
that
had
been
imposed
in
him,
hoped
he
would
have
the
full
support
of
all
citizens
in
the
best
Interests
of
the
city.
H2
congratulated
the
aldermen
who
had
been
elected
and
was
particularly
grateful
that
a
very
clean
campaign
had
been
conducted
by
all
candidates.
Those
sentiments
he
carried
Into
office
and
even
his
critics
admit
that
he
ever
strived
to
follow
them.
Citizens
generally
were
deeply
shocked
as
word
went
around
this
afternoon
that
he
was
dead.
US
Sweep
In
Tennis
't
of
we.stom
Germanv
Crack
Train
Leaves
Track
turned
around
In
Alberta.
,
At
;Fort
Norman,
not
far
from
the
results.
Heretofore
they
have
insisted
;
the
high
point
of
the
I
mmunist
World
Youth
I
There
were
no
dla-
j
Arctic
Circle,
86
above
was
re-
corded
yesterday
with
84
at
Ak-,
without
compromise
on
the
38th
Soldier's
Rug
Worth
$100,000
PUEBLO,
Col.
A
rug
of
48
matched
leopard
skins
has
been
MONTREAL
(CP)
The
United
lavik
and
82
at
Yellowknife.
ln
States
on
Sunday
made
a
clean
:
Vermilion
it
was
freezing.
Prince
The
chief
Comunist'
delegate
to
Kaesong
warned
over
the
radio
tonight
that
the
confer-'
Albert,
Saskatchewan,
recorded
31
above.
Rupert
having
come
here
in
1913
to
join
the
B.
and
B.
Department
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
Just
before
the
railway
was
completed
into
Prince
Rupert.
Five
years
later
he
joined
the
service
of
the
Imperial
Machine
Works
here
with
which
lie
was
identified
for
31
years.
He
was
both
a
certified
steam
engineer
and
a
machinist.
Since
his
election
as
mayor
he
devoted
himself
almost
entirely
to
the
city's
business
and
seldom
during
a
working
day
was
he
absent
from
his
office.
Long
Into
the
night,
too,
he
could
often
be
found
there.
The
mayor
was
actively
interested
ln
sports
and
was
prominent
in
former
years
in
such
organizations
as
the
whist
and
cribbage
leagues.
Mr.
Rudderham
first
struck
British
Columbia
ln
1905
but,
after
three
years
engaged
in
logging,
he
returned
East.
However,-
the
West
was
in
his
blood
so
he
returned
to
British
Columbia
in
1912
and,
after
a
year
ess
Visit
enecs
will
not
make
.any
pro-
sweep
of
the
North
American
final
Davis
Cup
tie
to
move
into
lntcrzone
competition
against
Sweden.
The
United
States
team
had
an
easy
5
to
0
victory
over
Canada,
taklns
two
similes
matches
FOUR
OAKS,
North
Carolina
(CP)
A
fast
Atlantic
Coast
Lines
streamlined
train
carrying
more
than
500
passengers
was
wrecked
Sunday
but
nobody
was
killed.
Scores,
however,
suffered
minor
Injuries.
Three
cars
hurtled
down
a
20-foot
embankment.
One
car
was
thrown
upside
down.
Rain-softened
trackbed
was
blamed
for
the
wreck.
ic
Holiday
Weather
I
gess"
unless
the
United
Nations
received
here
by
the
family
of
changes
its
position
on
the
buffer
Sergeant
E.
Giltner,
serving
in
:
zone
issue.
,
Koiea,
who
bought
the
rug
from
I
Lt.
Gen.
Nam
II
said
the
"talks
a
Korean
for
the
equivalent
of
;
will
not
take
on
any
significance
$61-
I'
nas
been
turned
over
to
unless
the
Allies
budge
from
the
United
States
customs
and
is
j
their
orpsent
attitude
on
where
declared
to
have
a
value
of
to
stop
the
shooting
across
the
$100,000.
Reds
to
Frisco
'VER
Saturday,
Oc-
Friday
and
doubles
Saturday.
is
beine
declared
a
I
in..
4
.
.
.iHu.
a,,,.
v.
.
i
lie
Lwn
mine
niimiira
un
oun-
(l'iy
In
Vancouver
on
"ti
of
the
visit
of
day
were
regarded
as
exhibition
matches.
The
United
States
aces
put
peninsula."
He
urged
the
Allies
tiirabeth
and
the
Duke
to
"change
their
distorted
de-
t'th
In
the
course
of
Synopsis
Rain
Is
still
being
reported
nt
several
points
in
British
Columbia
although
there
has
been
no
more
on
the
south
coast
since
the
light
rain
of
Sunday
morning.
Precipitation
in
the
interior
clian
tour.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Soviet
To
Be
Represented
At
Japanese
Parley
Although
Opposed
to
Treaty
finishing
touches
to
their
top-heavy
victory
as
Art
Larsen,
United
States
national
cham-
i
mands
they
have
made
up
to
i
now."
I
Earlier
reports
had
said
that'
the
Communist
delegation
ap-1
(('niirtty
S.
D.
JuliilNtun
Co.
L.trt.)H
MOSCOW.
Russia
has
decld-
J
plon,
sailed
through
Henri
Ro-
Krltinn
chon
of
Montreal,
6-2,
6-1,
6-2,
'
I
and
lankv
Rnriiie
Pat
tv
enlisted
in
Vancouver,
came
to
Prince
,
"B
-3
"
"
r.
t
t)rt
:
level
disturbance
which
has
been
ed
to
send
a
delegation
to
the
Peared
slightly
more
conciliatory
,
through
Vancouver
s
Lome
Main
VANCOIVER
American
Standard
..
Bralorne
B
R
X
His
widow
survives.
5
""""
The
mayor
was
the
father
of
i
clearing
rpaf
is
,feyera'
looked
das-
for
,Gradual
.12'2
6.00
6-3,
6-3,
B-2.
icreased
in
these
three
daughters
and
one
son
.uoya
interior
regions
in
the
next
3ti
The
daughters
are
Mrs.
Nora
,
,
hours
t.i
r,.i
r,
.
.....
:
-The
weeklv
meat
San
Francisco
conference
on
the
lne
DU"er
zone
lssue.
raising
Japanese
peace
treaty
which
is
somf
Prospect
that
an
eventual
to
be
held
September
4.
armistice
could
be
leached
in
the
talks
with
the
United
Nations
The
rt,.
decision
was
marf
made
h
by
deegatlon
Russia
n
spite
of
the
fact
that
,r
......
,,
.
.
A
have
called
a
she
has
expressed
opposition
to
the
draft
of
the
peace
treaty
as
J"'
ar
f
zon
alonf
a
-
StatCS
PrerntnghtinT
ntUnUed
front
and
cros-
Great
"r'lam-
,
sine
the
38th
parallel.
Britons
is
being
ln-
Would
Criticize
Gov't
at
Ottawa
"in
one
shilling
seventh
to
two
shllllnirs
Cariboo
Quartz
1.15
Congress
08
Giant
Mascot
99
Indian
Mines
29
Pend
Oreitle
8.30
Pioneet
1.85
Premier
Border
39
Privateer
11
Reeves
McDonald
4.60
tiuuttiioeu
ui
niiiue
nupcu,
mis.
Georgia
(Neil)
Sheppard
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Miss
Beatrice
Rudderham.
Robert
Rudderham
of
the
accounting
firm
of
McLean
and
Rudderham
is
the
son.
There
are
two
young
grand-
the
cheese
ration
is
Irom
two
ounces
to
;nd
a
half.
The
Reds
have
been
holding
out
for
the
withdrawal
of
the
Rain
is
also
being
reported
on
parts
of
the
north
coast.
This
precipitation
is
being
caused
by
an
extensive
and
active
storm
in
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
which
is
moving
toward
the
coast.
The
rain
is
expected
to
spread
southward
to
northern
Vancouver
Island
ahead
of
the
storm
but
it
appears
unlikely
that
the
rain
will
spread
over
the
more
southern
parts.
Southerly
winds
will
persist
both
today
and
tomorrow
over
the
north
coast
as
the
system
moves
eastward.
I-
N.
Youngs
Jr.
Back
With
Bride
Reno
04
ti
United
Nations
troops
to
the
!
38th
parallel
or
thirty
miles
from
j
Bids
the
present
battlefield.
.
EDMONTON.
The
Edmonton
city
council
will
meet
today
to
consider
a
resolution
for
which
the
city
council
of
Windsor
seeks
endorsation
criticizing
the
federal
government
for
failure
to
Impose
price
controls.
The
resolution
expressed
disgust
at
the
complacent
attitude
of
the
Botn
R'ls
and
United
Nations
xt
Norton
.
,ir
W.
vnn,
Youngs,
Jr.,
Tr
return-1
t,n
d
l
t,
.
ion
ring
Member
of
French
Cabinet
is
Slain
Sheep
Creek
1.60
Silbak
Premier
.45
Taku
River
05
Vananda
11
Salmon
Gold
02
Spud
Valley
12
Silver
Standard
2.50
Aumaque
19V4
Beattie
.44
Bevcourt
50
Buffalo
Canadian
174
C
M
&
S
157.00
Conwest
3.35
Donalda
49
V2
Eldona
18
East
Sullivan
9.15
Giant
Yellowknife
,
9.90
God
s
Lake
32
Hardrock
10
V4
Harrlcana
.08
Heva
12
Jackknife
10
Joliet
Quebec
49
Little
Long
Lac
75
Lynx
'.17
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.20
McKenzie
Red
Lake
45
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.70
Moneta
30'z
Negus
'.75
Noranda
72.00
Louvicourt
-
15Vi
Pickle
Crow
-
167
San
Antonio
2.60
Senator
Rouyn
.18
Sherritt
Gordon
3.15
Steep
Rock
7.60
Silver
Miller
1.50
Upper
Canada
1.65
Golden
Manitou
7.10
Bobjo
!
16
Sturgeon
River
14
t
in
"
j
straight
meetings.
4-.,i,.i
en,
,-"
in
a
frtrmot"
V,ltrh
school
teacher
here,
Miss
Sheila
B?!ING
CONTINUES
ORLEANS,
France
(CP)
Pierre
j
Forecast
While
armistice
talks
proceed-
1
McKenna.
The
couple
will
re-
Western
Uranium
3.75
,";
,
f
'-Applications
con-ll'Jow
in
for
the
new
in,,-
i'"',10'ls
of
40
rate
al
''':an
1000
a
day.
The
side
here.'
Mr.
Youngs
works
for
:
ed
Allied
bombers
blaster,
rail-
'
Oil!
Anglo
Canadian
,.
6.70
the
city
telephone
department.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
G.
Withers
and
son
returned
to
the
city
by
air
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
road
yards
in
North
Korea
but
!
rain
and
deep
nud
reduced
BrntinH
art.inn
tn
natrnl
nln.ha.
Chevallier,
who
only
Saturday
North
Coast
Region
Inter-was
appointed
to
a
post
in
the
mittent
tain
today
and
tonight,
new
French
cabinet
of
Premier
cloudy
'
with
showers
Tuesday.
Rene
Pievin,
was
shot
to
death
Little
change
in
temperature,
by
his
wife
Sunday
after
he
told
Winds
southeast
(25
today,
her
he
wanted
a
divorce.
shifting
to
southwest
(23)
Tues-
The
bombers
pounded
Ham-
hung,
industrial
city
on
the.
pDES
-
y.
August
14,
1951
FoHce
said
that
his
wife,
day
mornine.
Low
tonieht
and
October
8
is
Thanksgiving
northeast
coast,
and
Sariwon
vital
communications
centre.
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
high
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy,
A
P
Con
46
.
Atlantic
2.90
Calmont
1.42
Central
Leduc
2.00
Home
Oil
.
16.25
Mercury
12Vj
Okalta
2.45
Princess
1.40
Royal
Canadian
llt
TORONTO
Athona
,06
ya
oiandard
Time)
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
55
and
62.
OTTAWA.
Monday,
October
Mrs.
W.
A.
McBroom,
who
has
u:40
17.4
feet
23:15
20.9
feot
Yvonne,
confessed
to
firing
the
shots
from
a
revolver
that
killed
Chevallier
almost
Instantly.
Chevallier
was
a
hero
of
the
French
resistance
movement
during
the
Second
World
War.
business
ahead
and
that
is
what
BATTERY
vs
LEGION
7
o'clock
kick-off
8,
was
gazeuea
ar
me
ena
or
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,!
5:"9
3.2
feet
:10
8.1
feet
f
"
q
o
m
nie
city
xrom
me
Walter
D.
Longwill
returned
home
by
air
yesterday
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
puuuu
iiuiiunjr
in
voirau.
suuen
on
yesterday
s
plane.