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TUESDAY
TUESDAY,
JANTTARV
JANUARY
5
2,
1QM
1951
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FIVE
CENTS
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and
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fuel
and
power
Primp
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Attlee
tiwpel
f
tha
government's
alarm
by
aimoning
coal
mine
and
union
iHlMge
OBiciystiry
leaders
to
a
conference
lomum.
pv
wi'l
discuss
means
of
step-
ins
up
output
and
recrultli.g
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fee
..
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j
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:
1
1L-
wnrKfrs.
in
oBssiuii-
ot
Dig
rour
But
It
Must
Not
Rc
in
New
York
Question
of
!
Germany
"First
and
Foremost"
LONDON
(CP)
Moscow
radio
said
today
that
j
Russia
had
urged
the
western
powers
to
meet
her
to
j
discuss
the
agenda
for
a
Big
Four
meeting.
It
said
j
that
the
Soviet
Union
would
be
agreeable
to
meet
in
'
Moscow,
London
or
Paris,
but
not
in
New
York.
i
Meantime,
tne
siaie-owneu
MONTREAL
(CP)-The
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.
announced
today
that
progress
toward
power
and
aluminum
development
in
British
Columbia
was
made
during
the
week-end
with
signing
of
im
agreement
between
the
company
and
the
British
ctricity
system
broadcast
a
m
try-wide
appeal
for
econ-;y
in
the
use
of
power.
It
this
with
power
cuts
running
to
ten
percent
In
most
parts
the
country.
Unless
consumers
co-oper-"
said
a
spokesman,"
the
re-
Columbia
provincial
gov
rrtmen'..
Since
1048
the
company
has
Weather
The
broadcast
released
the
been
conducting
engineering
Russian
reply
to
Big
Three
notes
studies
to
determine
whether
po
4'L
will
be
disruption
in
inaus-
tential
hydro-electric
sites
in
!
Maui
Year
1950
Was
Dry
Year
,
Last
year,
with
total
rainfall
of
83.87
inches,
was
the
driest
y.j.
nun
ivui
loll
Is
Lower
Communist
Offensive
Under
Way
But
Lull
Today
After
Initial
Onslaught
New
Year's
Eve
TntCVn
it
Thinesp
rnmmun-
delivered
December
22
in
reply
to
a
Russian
proposal
for
a
meeting
of
Big
Four
foreign
ministers
on
German
demilitarization.
-
The
Moscow
radio
said
that
identical
notes
had
been
sent
to
the
three
western
governments.
It
broadcast
the
next
of
the
note
to
France.
The
Russian
note
says
that
the
question
of
Germany
must
come
first
and
foremost
on
any
agenda
but
Indicates
willingness
also
to
discuss
other
matters.
unsettled
areas
of
central
British
Columbia
(Tweedsmuir
Park
and
Kitimaati
would
permit
economic
expansion
of
the
industry
by
new
installations
oi
the
Pacific
coast.
A
company
statement
indicates
that
surveys
estimated
to
cost
approximately
$1,000,000
are
progressing
in
the
coastal
area
of
British
Columbia.
Meanwhile
a
company
spokesman
said
that
negotiations
which
have
been
under
way
between
the
British
rnlumhia
irnv-
HURRICANE
DOWN
COAST
VANCOUVER
Hurricane
winds
and
torrential
rain
hit
the
north
end
of
Vancouver
Island
this
morninir.
Winds
of
up
to
78
and
80
miles
an
hour
were
recorded.
An
official
at
Sea
Island
airport
said
he
had
never
seen
anything
like
the
storm
there
before.
The
barometer
dropped
like
a
stone.
Flights
from
Calgary
and
Prince
George
were
held
up.
Basements
were
flooded
in
Vancouver
and
wires
were
blown
down
in
Victoria.
ST.
LAURENT
IN
LONDON
LODON
Prime
Minister
L.
St.
Laurent
of
Canada
reached
London
yesterday
for
the
Commonwealth
prime
ministers'
conference.
His
plane
had
two
forced
landings.
One
was
at
Newfoundland
after
leav
since
1944
when
the
total
was
k'HICAGO
P
The
accidental
il,!h
toll
in
the
United
States
r
the
New
Year
holiday,
i,rly
400.
represented
a
sharp
j.
p
from
the
near
recorl
J'istmas
toll
of
more
than
700.
CHAMPIONS
Bobbie
(Fanny)
Rosenfeld,
left,
Toronto
newspaper
(Globe
and
Mail)
columnist
who
was
voted
by
Canadian
sports
writers
as
the
top
woman
athlete-
of
the
half-century,
receives
a
bouquet
from
Barbara
Ann
Scott,
Canada's
skating
darling.
Barbara
Ann
was
second
only
one
vote
behind
in
The
Cnadian
Press
Half-Century
Sports
Poll.
Miss
Rosenfeld
was
an
Olympic
74.3
inches.
Total
precipitation
for
December
was
10.04
inch's
(9.85
rain
and
1.19
snow)
ln
2d
days
compared
with
December
rrhus.
during
two
dong
week-,
V
holidays
more
than
I.1M
1949's
6.77
inches.
siai
in
iracK
ana
neia
ana
outstanding
In
basketball,
hockey,
softball
and
tennis.
(CP
PHOTO)
ets
Korean
capital
of
Seoul.
plons
lost
'neir
lives
in
vioi
.
ai
idents
In
the
United
Stat.
'j-f
than
800
of
them
were
kul-
Early
1950
was
marked
by
ernment
and
the
aluminum
record
cold
weather
for
many
a
company
have
led
to
the
sign-year
when
on
January
1
and
23
.ing
of
a
formal
agreement
with
the
thermometer
slid
to
three
'the
Department
of
Lands
and
above.
However,
mid-winter
so.
Forests.
A
statement
of
terms
in
trainc
misnars.
In
Siberia
Moving
Into
the
vacuum
of
United
Nf.tlons
withdrawal,
the
Communist
spearheads
were
reported
Just
outside
of
the
shell-torn
road
centre
of
Uljongbu.
Unconfirmed
front-line
re
far
this
winter
has
been
excep-l
ing
Gander
and
another
in
j
Canada's
New
Year
Is
Quiet
TORONTO
0'
Canada
turned
and
conditions
under
which
the
plant
might
be
built
was
signed
LONDON
W
Tass
News
Ag
wo
Babies
tionally
mild
in
contrast.
in
December
the
sun
shonn
bv
Hon,
E,
T.
Kenney,
minister
President
of
Austria
Dies
VIENNA
(P
Dr.
Karl
Renner,
80,
president
of
Austria,
died
of
a
heart
ailment
Sunday.
Dr.
Renner
founded
both
first
and
second
Austrian
republics.
He
was
a
life-long
right
wing
19.3
hours
in
eight
days
bringing
of
lands
and
forests
for
British
the
total
sunshine
for
the
year
to
!
Columbia.
948.2
compared
with
860.8
in
I
Next
step
of
the
British
Co-
ports
said
that
United
Nations
In
New
Year
An
early
1951
visitor
to
Mr.
a"d
ency
said
today
that
quintuplets
four
boys
and
a
girl
have
been
born
to
a
Siberian
woman
and
four
of
them
have
survived.
The
four
babies
are
"developing
normally,"
Tass
said.
It
was
not
known
which
of
the
eun-i
battered
Uilonbu
alter
ai
lied
troops
had
fallen
back
.
lumbia
government
will
be
to
The
mean
temperature
of
39.9
1
Place
the
agreement
before
the
through
the
town.
the
mid-century
coiner
with
aj
celebration
subdued
in
some
re
-spects
by
New
Year's
Eve
falling
on
a
Sunday.
A
Canadian
Press
cross-country
survey
shows
that
Canadians
Cornwall
on
this
side
owing
to
snow
and
sleet.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
called
today
at
Buckingham
Palace,
No.
10
Downing
Street
and
Canada
House,
CNR
DERAILMENT
.EVANSBl'RG,
Alta.
There
were
no
injuries
when
the
dining
car
and
parlor
car
the
Montreal
train
No.
1
was
derailed
near
here.
The
train
was
held
up
for
several
hours.
degrees
made
December
one
of
i
Legislature
at
the
approaching
All
day
long
planes
made
an
ITs.
Steve
Bright
was
the
stork.
!:o
arrived
at
1:30
a.m.
yester-iv
with
a
baby
girl.
Later
in
the
$y
Mrs.
Bright
received
a
par-
five,
born
just
before
the
New
Socialist.
all-out
offensive
against
the
Renner
was
stricken
Christ
the
warmest
in
history.
I
session
in
February,
the
spokes-
In
1949
the
mean
temperature
'iman
said-
.
for
December
was
31.7
degrees.!
.
:
in
general
gave
1951
a
hearty
yet
mas
Eve
but
recovered
somewhat
advancing
Chinese
and
North
i
ear.
Had
dlea.
Koreans.
The
Fifth
Air
Force,
in
The
mother
Is
Elena
Skomkina,
496
missions,
hammered
troops,!
wife
of
a
collective
farmer
at
i
containing
a
"air
of
flanncl-e
sheets,
a
soaker
pad,
a
satin
sensible
welcome
There
were
no
A
low
of
22.1
degrees
was
reached
i
Si
by
nillow.
one
dozen
flannei-
guns
and
buildings,
supply
and
Uspenka
in
the
Altai
region
December
a
-while
the
high
Vir.i
recorded
December
18
at
49.2
degrees.
j
j
Chicago's
Great
Gorilla
Is
Dead
i
diaper.-.
a
baby
cliwilil
w
read,
safety
pins,
a
baby
photo
J
ind
and
a
baby
photo
album
winner
of
the
Stork
Shopp
Saturday
he
took
a
sudden
turn
for
the
worse
with
paralysis
and
lung
congestion
developing.
Renner's
death
occurred
as
Austria
retained
only
fractions
of
Its
former
great
area.
That
fraction
is
occupied
by
Big
Four
powers
and
is
almost
surround
INFLUENZA
IN
BRITAIN
LONDON
Thousands
of
Britons
are
confined
to
bed
December
was
particularly
,
notable
for
wind.
Although
the
Michigan
Wins
In
Rose
Bowl
are,
major
disasters.
Weather
was
good
in
the
most
parts
of
"tne
country
and
fatalities
were
light.
Twenty-two
fatalities
marred
the
week-end.
Eight
were
in
Ontario,
five
in
Newfoundland,
four
in
Quebec,
three
in
Alberta
ar.i
one
in
Manitoba,
a
Canadian
Press
compilation
showed.
Five
young
boys
of
a
Newfoundland
family
died
in
a
fire.
fuel
dumps
and
transports.
But
theie
was
little
ground
action
as
United
Nations
troops
waited
in
defence
to
take
the
shock
of
the
next
onslaught.
The
anticipated
Communist
offensive
was
commenced
New
Year's
Eve
in
the
expected
rby.
with
influenza.
There
however,
no
deaths.
J
At
11
n
m
yesterdav
the
stork
highest
recorded
at
Is-
Digby
CHiCAGO
ff-
The
fabulous
land
weather
station
was
44
-..3
Man
GoriUa
wno
miles
hour
from
the
soutn-
per
and
charmen
mlmons,
died
of
a
ited
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
Hr.lgas
ir.
ed
by
Communist
countries
,.
It
id
left
another
baby
gin.
Both
ikibies
wc-e
born
at
Prince
Ru-
Jrrt
General
Hospital.
...
,,
remains,
i.
evertheless,
free,
dem-
PASEDENA
-Michigan,
fac-
ocratic
am,
true
tQ
the
,,est
ing
defeat
for
the
first
time
in
Austrla.s
lreedom
from
Rus-
the
Rose
Bowl,
exploded
for
two'
sian
domination
was
due
in
part
touchdowns
in
the
final
minutes
t0
Renner
wno
was
brought
up
yesterday
and
whipped
the
bruis-
j
ln
the
Marxist
tradition
and
weal.
wci.cuiuci
u,
niuu
velocities
on
both
land
and'
sea
are
thought
to
have
reacned
higher
speeds.
A
silver
thaw
at
the
first
jf
Built
First
Bridges
Here
Canada
to
Build
Big
ed
and
broken
Calliornia
eleven
14
to
6
ln
the
thirty-seventh
edi
PERTH,
Ont.
Funeral
serv
Russia
Has
Atom
Bomb
philosophy
as
an
early
Socialist.
He
was,
nevertheless,
a
bitter
anti-Communist.
the
month
broke
the
high
voltage
power
line
across
the
Skeer.a
River
near
Tyee.
It
was
the
first
time
since
the
line
was
put
in
age
of
twenty-two
The
news
stunned
Chicagoans.
R.
Marlin
Perkins,
director
of
the
London
Park
zoo,
said:
"It'$
a
great
blow
to
us."
In
1948
the
American
Association
of
Zoological
Parks
and
Aquariums
called
Bush
Man
"th
most
outstanding
animal
of
anv
zoo
in
the
world
and
the
most
valauble."
'
To
Chicagoans
"Bu.h
Man"
ices
were
held
today
for
Guy
tion
of
the
post-season
football
Ik
i
k
.
r
classic
before
100,000
fans.
New
Atomic
Keactor
that
ice
in
dangerous
quantities
had
formed.
wusroms-
Late
in
the
month
saw
winds
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
Gordon
Dean,
chairman
of
the
United
States
Atomic
Commission,
said
flatlv
todav
that
"Rus-
Dominion
doing
Into
Production
of
Plutonium
of
sufficient
velocity
to
uproot
Campbell
Dunn;
aged
88,
noted
engineer
who
directed
construction
of
bridges
and
railway
lines
in
both
eastern
and
western
Canada.
He
died
suddenly
at
his
home
here.
In
Prince
Rupert
in
railway
construction
days,
he
helped
erect
bridges
leading
to
that
harbor.
trees'.
But
the
fishing
fleet
was!
was
the
most
famous
inhabitant
li
j
i-
;
..
r
el
Trailing
by
six
points,
with
little
more
than
ten
minutes
remaining,
Halfback
Churck
Ort-man
tent
the
Wolverines
whirling
80
yards
to
tie
the
score
and
then
Mlchlpan's
conversion
artist,
Harry
Allls.
won
the
game
to
all
intents
by
booting
the
extra
point.
snug
In
harbor
away
from
harm,
.of
the
city,
even
better
known
Isia
does
have"
the
atomic
bomb.
Revenue
In
1950
Higher
vwm
i
ranm
in
itnuiiitiiKu
ic
OTTAWA
(CP)
Tit.
Hon.
C.
P.
Howe,
minister
In
all.
it
was
a
fine
month.
I
than
the
mayor.
Mr.
Dean
gave
tne
answer
;o
a
press
conference
question
Mr
trade
and
commerce,
announced
today
that
Man
based
on
recent
public
discus
sion
whether
the
Soviet
actually
TODAY'S
STOCKS
illa
will
build
a
$30,000,000
atomic
reactor
much
did
explode
an
atomic
bomb
in
H-igger
and
hetter
and
many
times
more
powerful
the
summer
of
1949.
(Courtesy
8-
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
Big
Hungarian
Mine
Explosion
Itaan
the
one
now
in
use
at
Chalk
River.
This
means,
Ulr.
Howe
said,
that
Chalk
River
should
in
time
be
Customs
collections
ln
December
last
year
amounted
to
$23,-421.65
as
compared
with
$17.-981.51
in
December
1949.
Total
collections
in
1950
were
also
up
from
the
year
before.
Last
year's
total
was
$568,684.52
compared
with
$413,271.18
ln
1949.
The
November
total
in
1950
was
$47,-672.18.
THE
WEATHER
Plane
Smashes-
'it
on
a
paying,
commercial
""is
by
sales
of
greatly
ln-
eased
supplies
of
plutonlum
BUDAPEST
IP)
Hungarian
rescue
workers
said
today
that
they
had
saved
forty
miners
trapped
ln
an
explosion
Saturday
night
in
Hungary's
major
mine
cither
peace
or
war.
Disposal
of
fissionable
materials
Is
a
highly
secret
matter
but
feeling
here
is
that
Canada
fnd
radio
Lsolopes.
It
will
also
W'
able
to
enter
new
fields
of
search.
hopes
to
sell
plutonloum
to
the
Plutonium
Is
a
rnriimrt.ivp
ma-
centre
of
Tatabarnya.
The
explosion
killed
81
miners.
Synopsis
Eight
Are
Unhurt
ANCHORAGE
Six
members
of
the
crew
and
two
passengers
escaped
serious
Injury
Saturday
night
when
an
ice-coated
C-54
transport
'
cartwheeled
into
a
mass
of
wreckage
after
an
emergency
landing
at
Yakutat,
Alaska.
jrial
produced
ln
reactors
of
e
atom-snlittlne
nroress
and
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
26
Bralorne
5.90
B
R
X
;
04
Cariboo
Quartz
105
Congress
T
08
Hedley
Mascot
45
'2
Pend
Oreille
8.75
Pioneer
195
Premier
Border
07
Privateer
.06
Reeves
McDonald
4.15
Reno
02
Sheep
Creek
125
Sllbak
Premier
27
'2
Taku
River
06.
Vananda
.10
Salmon
Gold
02
Spud
Valley
.4
',4
Silver
Standard
2.55
Western
Uranium
125
l-fd
in
A-bomb
production
and
HOCKEY
SCORES
SATURDAY
National
Detroit
3,
Toronto
1.
Montreal
4,
Chicago
3.
Mainline-Okanagan
Kclowna
4,
Kamloops
6.
Western
International
Trail
4,
Spokane
4
(tie).
Kimberley
5,
Nelson
4.
-
Pacific
Coast
Tacoma
10,
Portland
3.
Victoria
2,
New
Westminster
7.
SUNDAY
National
New
York
3,
Boston
0.
Toronto
4,
Detroit
2.
MONDAY
National
,
Boston
3,
New
York
2.
Chicago
3,
Montreal
2.
Mainline-Okanagan
Nanaimo
8,
Kerrisdale
5.
Kamloops
1,
Kelowna
4.
Western
International
Spokane
5.
Nelson
4.
Pacific
Coast
Victoria
3,
New
Westminster
V
Seattle
2,
Vancouver
2.
An
Intensive
storm
was
centred
over
northern
Vancouver
Island
this
morning,
causing
heavy
rain
and
gale
winds
along
the
.south
coast
and
snow
in
the
interior.
Tomorrow
the
weather
is
expected
to
be
cloudy
and
;ooler.
Forecast
From
New
Zealand
To
Visit
Sister
M-'arcn.
Radio
Isotopes
and
tracer
oms
are
recognized
as
the
eatest
research
tools
riiscover-
An
eye-witness
said
it
was
a.
if
in
Pi
nf...l
I
miracle
that
any
one
emerged
United
States.
Bhe
aireaay
wm.
another
radioactive
element,
uranium,
which
occurs
naturally
and
Is
treated
in
reactors
to
produce
plutonium,
a
better
agent.
The
reactor
is
a
nuclear
furnace
where
fission
or
splitting
of
the
atom
goes
on
under
controlled
conditions.
It
is
the
key
Instrument
for
the
atomic
process
and
officials
say
it
will
give
Canada
an
all-round
device
that
will
allow
her
to
go
in
whatever
research
direction
circumstances
Indicate.
si
-
...
.tt-unt-a
mm
are
cuuimw
'I
-n
,t
L-
,
..
.
...
From
far-off
Wellington,
New
alive
from
the
four-enginti
plane
which
was
stationed
at
North
Coast
Region,
Northern
Zealand,
has
arrived
Mrs.
S.
M.
Bevcourt
.41
Bobjo
.13
Buffalo
Canadian
.26
V-s
Consol.
Smelters
126.25
Conwest
1.77
Donalda
k
-47
'
Eldona
22
East
Sullivan
7.55
Giant
Yellowknife
6.10
God's
Lake
-40
Hardrock
.23
Harricana
07
Heva
-v
7
',4
Htfeco
5
'4
Jacknife
.05
Joliet
Quebec
86
Lake
Rowan
6
'4
Lapaska
04
Little
Long
Lac
'
.55
Lynx
.12i2
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.15
McKenzie
Red
Lake
41
McLeod
Cockshutt
19
Moneta
.39
Negus
.78
Noranda
70
50
Louvicourt
17
Pickle
Crow
1.62
Regcourt
05
San
Antonio
2.35
Senator
Rouyn
19
Sherrit
Gordon
300
Steep
Rock
7.80
Sturgeon
River
14
Silver
Miller
....
.86
Upper
Canada
1.78
Golden
Manitou
5.90
Section
Cloudy
today,
occa-,
Elmendorf
Air
Force
base
here,
sional
snow
flurries.
Clear
and
'ue.use
Dy
nospitais,
111-stry
and
universities.
Mr.
Howe
said
that
the
new
actor
or
radioactive
pile
will
1
alter
Canada's
position
ainst
going
Into
A-bomb
pro-'ion
but
it
will
strenethen
Saker
to
visit
hervslster,
Mrs.
a.
M.
Good,
Smith
Block.
She
reached
the
city
yesterday
morning
on
the
Princess
Norah,
!
Oils-
1
Jockeys
End
Up
I
On
Even
Terms
?old
tonight
and
tomorrow.
Wind
northerly
(15).
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
26
and
32.
Remainder
of
region
Rain
today,
cloudy
with
showers
to
h
country's
atomic
stature
for
Nineteen-
NEW
YORK
night
aid
tomorrow.
Heavy
snow':
at
high.-r
levels.
A
little
colder
:
year-old
Jocireys
Joe
uoimone
ana
tomorrow.
Wind
easterly
(15),
Willie
Shoemaker
wound
up
all
Old
Country
::
Football
::
having
crossed
the
Pacific
Ocean
from
Auckland
on
the
final
voyage
of
the
veteran
motorshlp
Aorangl
which
is
being
withdrawn
on
account
of
lack
of
traffic.
It
is
the
first
time
that
the
two
sisters
have
met
ln
12
years
when
Mrs.
Good
went
to
New
Zealand
for
a
visit.
For
Mrs.
Saker
it
is
the
second
visit
to
British
Columbia
and
Canada
but
the
first
to
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
Saker
will
be
here
until
July
and
later
she
and
Mrs.
Anglo
Canadian
4.75
A
P
Con
57
Atlantic
2.55
Calmont
90
Central
Leduc
2.30
Home
Oil
13.75
Mercury
12
Okalta
'.
2.04
Pacific
Pete
825
Princess
1-85
Royal
Canadian
09
Royalite
12.00
TORONTO
Athona
.IVt
Aumaque
22
V2
Beattle
53
becoming
southerly
(15)
by
mid
morning;
southerly
(15)
tomor
even
for
1950
national
honors
in
a
duel
that
did
not
end
until
the
waning
hours
of
the
old
year.
Each
booted
home
three
win
row.
Low
tonight
and
high
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy.
32
and
38.
ners
on
foreign
tracks
Sunday
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE.
Division
A
Airdrieonians
vs.
Rangers
and
ended
with
388
for
the
year
after
the
tightest
race
on
record.
The
Jockeys
also
tied
the
44-
NOTICE
.
.
ANNUAL
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
SALE
will
commence
Wednesday
Morning
at
10
vhe
Management
and
Staff
of
Manson's
Jewellers
wish
you
and
yours
a
very
Happy
New
Year
.
postponed.
Dundee
2.
Morton
1.
Good
are
planning
a
trip
to
year-old
national
mark
set
by
East
Fife
vs.
Motherwell
California.
Milter
Miller.
postponed.
Hibernian
6.
Aberdeen
2.
1
Partick
Thistles
vs.
Falkirk
HARLEM
GLOBETROTTERS
Civic
Centre
8:30
January
5th
and
6th
Phone
107
or
231
for
tickets
f-t
SAFE
MAJORIT
Y
The
largest
majority
in
the
;
British
House
of
Commons
was!
DISTINGUISHED
COMPANY
Viscount
Alexander,
Governor-General
of
Canada,
is
one
of
10
postponed.
St.
Mirren
1,
Heart
of
Midloth
Wednesday,
January
3.
1851
High
8:51
20.1
feet
22:05
16.6
feet
Low
2:24
8.7
feet
15:51
5.7
feet
living
field
marshals
in
British
Army.
the
I
424,
enjoyed
by
the
National
government
of
1931.
'
I
,lan
0.
Third
Lanark
1,
Clyde
2.
in