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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
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Published
at
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Key
to
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Great
Northwest"
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81"
VOL.
XL,
No.
227
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
27,
1951
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if
Landing
Attempted
Britons
are
Ordered
to
Evacuate
By
October
4
'
TEHRAN
(CP)
Iran's
150,000-man
army
was
put
on
the
alert
today
to
repulse
any
British
attempt
to
seize'the
nationalized
oil
refinery
at
Abadan.
;
,
,
;
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Alert
orders
were
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Arrangements
Complete
For
News
Colored
Comics
After
some
difficulty
in
arranging
for,
the
necessary
newsprint,
the
Daily
News
has
been;
able
to
finalize
negotiations
whereby
a
regular
8-pHge
color
comic
section
will
be
added
as
a
weekly
feature
to
this
paper.
Assurances
have
been
received
that
should
make
first
publication
possible
in
the
issue
of
October
27.
The
supplement
will
appear
each
Saturday.
.
Considerable
expense
has
been
involved
in
the
securing
of
this
new
feature
with
a
view
Jo
improving
the
service
and
increasing
the
popularity
of
the
paper.
That
it
will
be
appreciated
by
old
and
young
alike
is
indicated
by
comment
heard
since
the
first
announcement
was
made.
The
features
to
be
offered
are:
Li'l
Abner,
Abbie
and
Slats,
Captain
,
and
the
BRADLEY
TO
TOKYO
WASHINGTON
General
Omar
bradley,
chairman
of
the
joint
chiefs
of
staff,
left
Washington,
today
for
Korea.
He
will
discuss
the
situation
with
General
Ridgway
in
Tokyo.
ST,
I
M
KENT
AND
TRI'MAN
OTTAWA
Prime
Minister
L.
.
St.
Laurent
flc
to
Washington
today
to
discuss
subjects
cf
common
interest
with
President
Truman.
The
proposal
for
Canada
to
go
it
alone
on
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway
project
is
among
the
matters
coming
up.
.
COLD
IN
EDMONTON
EDMONTON
E
d
m
o
nton
broke
the
record
for
cold
September
weather
today
when
11.5
above
was
recorded.
The
previous
cojd
Sepiember
day
war
12
above
in
1908.
BROOKS
BEATEN
TODAY
BOSTON
Boston
Braves
League
lead
to
half
a
game
over
the
idle
Ntw
York
Giarts
today
with
a
4
to
3
victory
that
snapped
Preacher
Koc's
ten-game
winning
streak.
rumors
flooded
the
city
ot.us-
sible
landing
by
British
trotfpfs.
The
orders
were
accompanied
members
of
the
national
defence
board
said,
by
instructions
to
blow
up
all
installations
at
the
world's
largest
oil
plant
if
foreign
forces
attempt
to
land.
Britons
were
prdered
today
to
leave
Abadan
by
October
4
Tory
Odds
Being
Cut
LONDON
O
British
bookmakers
today
view
the
prospects
of
a
Conservative
victory
in
t.vj
October
25
election
more
cautiously
'
than
a
week
ago.
They
laid
odds
of
2
to
1
in
lavor
of
the
Conservatives
winning
where
last
week
it
was
5
to
1,
so
confident
were
the
bookmakers
then
of
a
Labor
defeat.
AMERICAN
APPEAL
The
United
States
has
appealed
to
Iian
to
cancel
its
or
Kids,
Nancy,
Fritzi-Ritz,
Tarzan,
Ella
Cinders,
and
Casey
Ruggles.
.
-
der
for
expulsion
of
British
oil
Experts
from
Abadan.
President
Truman
advised
both
Iran
and
Great
Britain
that
the
United
States
"stands
ready
to
render
Pep
Gives
up
In
Title
do
r.ROUI
-
This
Is
the
most
recent
photo
ol
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Philip
with
inn
It
was
tnkcn
July
30
at
Clarence
H
.usc,
their
London
residence.
CP
from
Na
Japanese
Striving
to
Regain
Marine
Place
il.
m
Board
i
.
.
.
.
Councillors
of
States
Named
any
assistance
it
can
in
helping
find
a
settlement
of
the
Anglo-'
Iranian
oil
crisis.
Meantime,,
the
British
cabinet,
met
again
today
on
the
situation
and,
while
no
statement
was
made,
it
was
said
it
had
decided
to
"standi
firm."
VISIT-
NEW
YORK
KP'
With
Willie
j
Pep
huddling
in
his
corner
pro-
j
testing
to
Referee
Ray
Miller
that
he
could
not
go'
on,
Sandy
i
TOKYO,
(Reuters)
Japan
lost
nearly
9,000,
000
tons
of
shipping
in
the
war
and
now
works
hard
Giants
are
Still
Hot
.11111
I
I
ML
poned
for
One
Week
Saddler
successfully
defended
LONDON
The
King
today
his
world
featherweight
title
last
signed
an
order
naming
five
to
win
back
something
like
her
former
place
on
the
night
in
a
ninth-round
technical
members
of
tne
Royai
Family
as
-
l
n.
.
i
KnucKuut
in
a
uuuj.
iiiarieu
uy
'
...
f
,
,
ir;,.
i-ii.uUii.'.,
Trm
n
rnaH.i
wonu
s
sea
lanes.
rWgahrne1
T'n
SS?
(.
v.i.
v,m.
ok,J
t,it.
his
illness.
Named
as
Urese
coun-
.
r.
v
,
a
m
i
1
.
rtiiuuiiJawitK
inv
peace
treaty,
:
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-
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(.(Wig
On
King
Better
Today
the
Amencan-direcled
o:cupa-;"t
of
Japan's
1951
loreia.11
'
"?LB??r?.?-e.P'.li'
Lion
loosened
former
control,
on
volume
estimated
at
22.6
Cigarette
Price
Upped
to
42c
I
MONTREAL
Imperial
To-;
tracctrCo.nTuckeus
today
ap-..nounced"
a
two-cent
increase
in
in
this
grudge
battle
at
the
Polo
""
"
"
"."
.DON
(CP)
Princess
Elizabeth
decided
last!
'
.fauar?se
hip
operation.
The
"union
metric
ions,
j
.
T
.v,
1
tKo
rrmteaii
Diu.ttucwi,
rimvtao
i
iii
cscui,
(jau
a
uuiui,.c..
,uii.u,
ircH
B:
th-
rinkf
of
W
Gloucester
U
for
these
monthly
sailings
on
struggle.
ig
f
i
tl
postpone
her
Canadian
tour
until
October!,,."';"
h
;
n
th
,helr
-f
.
-ryr
international
shipping
p..
A
savage
If
tt-
hook
-dumped,1""4
-
11UIV
Ktav
near
the
bedside
Of
the
Kmfr
during1
heels
"of
the
"league-Wading
t
elheduled
services
to
North
Am-
,
routes:
four
to
North
Am-r.cv
1
Pen
on
his
haunches
for
the
erica,
Eiam,
takistan
anu
India
.
,
i
...
e
BicoKtyn
UJQgers
in
ine
nauuu-
on.'
to
South
America,
four
to
Permission
to
resume
regular
il
lew
anxious
uays
Ol
ins
rccuveiy
xium
a
&1
League
scramble
last
night
by
j
'titration.
;
"'whipping
the
Phillies
10
to
1
eight
count
in
the
second
round
ol
the
match.
That
was
the
only
clean-cut
knockdown
of
the
evening.
berth
services
came
on
June
of
uKinawa,
rwo
to
ii.aia
ana
-chu
wa
inMaJm,
aiithnri-
i'tan,
and
three
to
Bangkok,
Papers
Hike
Their
Price
r.
.....
i
had
oriainally
planned
lo
arrive
iRiier
me
croons
naa
ciuuuta
the
package
price
of
twenty
cigarettes,
effective
October
1.
The
packet
which
formerly
sold
for
40c.
The
new
price
will
be
42c
plus
provincial
sales
tax.
-
HiKh
manufacturing
costs,
la-
"
,
t
t!
iiuHiir
!
i
tn
s
uintr.r
nwr
)hP
RAst.nn
lies,
ariinouncine
aoDrovai
ci
4-
"
Edinburgh
have
out
uc
1
ucou.r7
,
:
w
"
r
'
to,
m
:
have
applied
for
permission
to
LOS
ANGELES
fflt
The
Los
r
a
n
upaIt
thPir
rnval
;
Te
Ryal
couple
win
oisciuse
,
graves
in
aaay
rai
"
:
w,Vjr
lJ
"
,
V.
;rtIVn
TPfftilar
shinDine
W
lines
to
lo
Started
I
'at
11
lU
stlU
b
The
u.ts
left
the
Giants
in
ice.
said
the
ste
,
promp
4uu.be
2.
I
possible
for
them
to
carry
;
ou
the
same
LP
Uon.
they
had
"
'ifiS;
t?5
:
Kone.
Formosa,
Korea.
The
-.TIDES
-
Friday.
September
28.
1951
f
1
"
h,
I.
!
ti,,
V-
.
A
-
I
Angeles
Times
today
announced
bor
and
taxes
are
given
as
the
I
that
It
Is
raising
its
daily
news-i
reason.
Wr
St.
Laurent
JLn
under
Jl-
,oi
just
,,t
7
s
!
anci
by
Japanese
government
j
Marianas,
the
Bonins
and
Aus-
(Pacific
Standard
Timet
got
way
,
a
ew
j
-
"
i
..ui.l.
.-.
Liana.
feet
tand
price
from
7c
to
10c.
It
fol-
Announcement
of
the
post-,
0ff
pace.
niea&uitrs
which
tiiauicu
tan
,
,.
...
.n,-
a
,v,iKitir,
r.f
Four
Japanese
lines
partici-
High
12:00
18.8
feet!
lowed
a
similar
notice
by
the
T
res-
and
Duke
f
of
rponcmeni
caint
itoiji
uii;wc!SjilbiWji
luuli
i
,-,:"-,
,
"
.
fw;.,
Date
in
the
reopened
North
Am-
ill
leave
.for
the
1
House,
the
Lonaon
resiaenue
wii
Meanwhile
in
the
American
with
one
Low
5.0
feet
Examiner.
run,
eacn
5:43
18:01
,,e
rwjriion
s
r
iho
PrlnpMu
and
tne
UUKe.
titer
t
th
first
n
s
New
YorK
i
""u
'
-"''.
6.6
feet
Would
Abandon
Tour
Altogether
Both
cited
rising
costs
as
the
a
lower
fie.ght
rate.'"
The
goal
'""y
'"
,
ravelling
by
a
Brit-
Buckingham
Palace
had
warned
,
yankees
dropped
a
4
to
1
deci-T
ts
Air
Lines
strato-1
that
the
King's
condition
would
if
!on
to
Philadelphia
which
cut
crfl.-pr.
Landing
at
Mont-1
cause
"some
anxiety
for
the
nXtjtheir
iead
t0
2',-i
games
over
the
nejj
will
proceed
to
Quebec,
I
week
or
ten
days."
Reports
today!
idle
Cleveland
Indians.
i
tin
rarrj'ing
out
vhelr
I
were
much
more
encouraging,
j.
The
Yanks
can
now
clinch
their
P
tnbirfl,
just
one
week
I
The
55-year-old
monarch
third
straight
pennant
with
s
for
the
country
s
neet
eventu-i
ally
to
carry
up
to
5D
per
cent,
of
her
export
and
import
trade!
in
his
own
vessels.
Before
the
war,.
Japan
ca.--;
ried
up
to
69
per
cent
of
her
Mimico
Winner
Craft
Unions
Seeking
Separate
Bargaining
LONDON
f'
The
influential
London
Times,
in
an
editorial
today,"
said
the
Canadiannir
"would
be
better
abandoned
altogether
with
the
hope
that
it
may
be
revived
as
a
new
enteN
i.
their
previously
an-
I
derwent
a
serious
lung
operation
iiihpr
two
victories
or
two
Cleve
hfdiile
j
Of
Minto
Cup
on
Sunday,
xesteraays
tt"-
land
defeats.
fcreign
trade.
Now
he..-
ship-1
'ping
experts
estimate
that
Jap-
i
anese
vessels
carry
40
per
cent
;
BRAMFTON,
Ont.
-Mimico
,
Pse
In
a
happier
hour."
.
the
Minto
l
-
Mountaineers
won
nouncements
said
his
strength:
Thp
Yanks
can
thank
the
was
improving
but
their
tone
Washlngton
senators
for
all
but
was
not
so
optimistic
as
previous
elrnnating
one
major
league
bulletins.
.
1
problem
the
Boston
Red
Sox.
Today
however,
the
King's
'
The
Sox
were
beaten
by
the
Sen-doctors
announced
he
had
ators
7
to
3.
of
the
country's
foreign
trade
at
best.
Mobilization
of
maximum
tonnage
would
include
the
compe
CUT
AND
THRUST
Craft
Exchanges
Heard
Today
as
ICA
Inquiry
Committee
of
Legislature
Opens
Craft
unions
want
to
have
a
separate
bargain
ne.ms
there
will
only
be
t
delay
caused
by
the
"
"Hunt
of
the
trip
be-
oi
Jhe
King's
Illness.
They
!IeaTher
Cup
and
the
Canadian
junior
lacrosse
championship
last
night
tition
of
the
post-war
-ship
con
spent
a
belter
mgni,
was
mm.
i
Now
even
n
sleve
u
Weill
s
,
st.ruti3Tv
program;
remodelling
with
a
17
to
9
victory
over
Mani-
j
The
'
rapier,
a
long,
narrow
toba
All
Stars.
The
Mountain-
pointed
sword,
was
introduced
eers
swept
the
best
of
five
series
I
into
England
from
Spain
in
hiss-three
games
straight.
-
'
toric
times.
'
Synopsis
ing
power,
aside
from
industrial
unions,
a
board
of
five
British
Columbia
Legislature
members
investigating
the
Industrial,
Conciliation
and
Arbitration
Act
heard
in
Prince
Rupert
today.
,
'
ds
arc
hlowina
in
all
stronger,
appeviw:
impruvms
operatives
go
on
to
win
all
six
0f
wartime
standard
ships;
sal-and
progress
continuing.
(
of
trleir
remaining
games
and.Vaging
of
sunken
vessels,
pur-
The
King's
health
is
the
key
,he
Yanks
lose
all
five
of
theirs,
!
chase
of
second-l.-md
ships
from
to
whether
the
tour
still
occurs
thg
gox
can
do
no
bptter
than
Ue.
j
abroad,
and
chartering
of
for-thls
fall
or
is
put
over
until
next
0ne
more
!oss
and
they're
out.
j
ign
vessels,
spring.
I
in
the
only
other
games
sched-1
At
the
end
of
March,
1951,
In
Ottawa
officials
who
reacljuied
yesterday,
Ned
Garver
j
,tnoan
had
little
more
than
1,-announcement
of
the
postpone-
spurred
his
lust
place
St.
Louis
500,000
gross
tons,
including
fceth
ment
interpreted
It
as
meaning
Brovrag
to
a
7
to
1
triumph
overj
-"fstal
and
seaaoing
vessels.
Vrfljfcwiai
waters
as
a
Pa-f
sh"1
crosses
the
Char-ft.sii
southeast
winds
The
local
session
of
the
province-wide
hearings
started
here
'i"fii
southward
along
the
H
"fing
the.
day
but
gale
Smithers
Bus
to
Run
by
Day
Instead,
of
By
Night
Canadian
National
Transportation
Ltd.
announces
change
in
bus
operation
to
provide
day
service
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Smithers
commencing
Sun
she
and
the
Duke
of
fcainDurgn
DetI
oit
Tigers.
I
This
was
considered
enough
to
ness
monopolies.
Should
that
beard
be
dissolved?"
j
Mr.
Black
said
he
did
not
wish
j
to
se
the
government's
antl-1
combine
policy
dissolved
but
ad-,
mitted
he
did
not
want
any
l(ls
will
be
confined
to
firth
of
Vancouver
Is-
intended
to
came
later
m
uw-
tober
if
the
King's
condition
will
"Wflium
the
dlsturbanre
'
Permit.
They
thought
it
might
j
this
morning
before
Chairman
i
A.
J.
R-
Ash,
MLA
for
Saanich,
i
and
listened
to
two
witnesses
on
!
behalf
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor.
Council
'and
the"
International
Union
of
Op-lerating
Engineers',
local
510.
I-
J.
S.
Black,
president
of
TLC
!
here,
sought
various
amend
TODAY'S
STOCKS
"s
si
of
the
province
and
;
be
another
two
or
three
days
W'WiS
along
th-a
north
eire
me
suuauun
iuikij"-
other
but
"recognized
national
and
international
trade
unions"
to
have
fcargainig
power
with
maagemerit.
Both
witnesses
were
strong
In
.(timrtps.v
.
U.
Johnston
CO.
l.td.)
Iies.
At
least
a
one
wcc&o
lay
that
is
sooner
than
October
day,
September
30.'
The
bus
will
leave
Prince
Rupert
at
8:00
a.m.
Sunday
and
Warren
Giles
for
9
was
predicted
by
one
oinciai.
ments
to
the
Act
which
he
now
This
was
later
confirmed
m
League
President
London.
-
Viry
attie
rain
has
as
yet
t"
akng
the
southern
coast
1
si'isfl
amounts
are
expected
umwm
and
evening.
""I
temperatures
will
be
j1"1
f'groes
warmer
'
today
I'lriruw
as
warmer
Pacific
"
s
to
ail
sections
of
the
l"f
texeent
th
Pnrihr
r,H
'held
"cumbersome,
contains
sec-!
their
demands
for
certification
itlons
which
are
impractical
and""
craft
unions
apart
from
sucn
U
icaUon
,
of
ndustnal
un-
iof
no
value
to
either
labor
or
j
jr
h
Friday
and
arrive
at
Smithers!
at
6:40
p.m.,
the
same
days.
Re-j
turning,
it
will
leave
Smithers,
TORONTO
Athona
A
Aumaa.ue
-
Beattle
,
Bevcourt
Buffalo
Canadian
...
.08
.22
.37
.57
.25
industry"
mBuc.tuiiiuii"i.i"
ns
wor
for
the
same
employer
contended,
His
main
point,
he
j
abon
ta
b
8ch
m
not1
was
that
craft
unions
did
.
.,
.itinn
h.r
tho
reiused
I'launed
V
uiacr.
ana
at
8:00
a.m.
Monday
and.
Satur-
'
CHICAGO
if
Warren
Giles,
day,
arriving
at
Prince
Rupert
Qut
Qf
ft
sta.emate
'nta
fSt"a
dST
wmlwl.
Ford
Frick
for
the
fm-prove
more
popular
with
resi-
missionership
of
Big
League
base-
Vancouver
Evens
up
Consol.
Smelters
183.50
Conwest
4.30
Donalda
45
'"'Ri'
regions.
introduced
evidence
"w.fsr-Labor
as
a
t
k
t
Relations
i
HrtMc
TjAQrH
Board
oa
as
riw
did
the
the
(j
1950
m
forecast
lnausinai
unions.
,..,
ih;
ti
r
i-h
rM.iMiMi
WJiiNT.
rnfrlv.
m
1
-
v.iuuoy
Rain
with
occasional
M
B
OTooie
appearing
on
ibe-,
c-t.'n
c..
carpeter's
of
the
International
Union
.
U(.(j.l
Cir
a
wtjjU.
VICTORIA
(CP)
Vancouver
Combines
found
their
runninB
legs
last
night
and
outraced
the
Peterborough
Petes
11
to
7
to
lie
dents
at
various
points
serveu
Dan,
tuuay
was
umu
t
and
it
is
for
this
reason
the
come
Frick's
successor
as
piwsi-change
has
been
made.
dent
of
the
National
League.
Since
its
inauguration
a
few
Giles
had
no
immediate
corn-months
ago,
the
bus
service
has
!
ment.
The
League
presidency
been
run
by
night.
I
pays
$40,000
a
year.
or
operating
tngineers,
J"'"
rWOrkeirs
o
i
s!iii:j,
boaU,
such
as
with
Mr.
Black
in
requesting
ihi
cau;kcrs
etc
iamb
uian
umuiio
onuuiu
Certification
nad
come
back
the
best
of
seven
game
series
at
one
game
apiece.
The
Combines
did
not
look
like
the
same
teaiji
which
stumbled
i"""
aiternoon,
tonight
f
.v.
Southeast
gales
(40
greasing
this
afternoon
f'"y
'20
mph)
and
to
fining,
lows
tonight
frlclayat
Port
Hardy,
and
Prince
Rupert,
45
4
VANCOUVER
.
American
Standard
....
.32
Bralorne
6.50
B
R
X
:
05
Cariboo
Quartz
7.25
Congress
07
Giant
Mascott
107
Indian
Mines
23
'2
Perid
Oreille
10.50
Pioneer
2.05
Premier
Border
34
Privateer
13
Reeves
McDonald
6.60
Reno
03
Sheep
Creek
.:
1.70
Vananda
15
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
19
.
Silver
Standard
2.65
Western
Uranium
5.00
i
Cronin
Babine
.64
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
7.00
A
P
Con
:
50
Atlantic
:
3.25
Calmont
1.51
C
&
E
16.00
Central
Leduc
:
2
40
Mercury
...
.'.
-..
19
Okalta
2.75
Princess
1-55
Royal
...
Canadian
men
173i
covering
tarpentei.s.
Later,
Mi.
Black
said,
tiio
employer
ht.d
pointed
Ui
;Ual
Lie
tor
and
ill
"given
a
chance
to
bargain
for
their
rights
under
their
own
unions."
Under
Chairman
A.
J.
R.
Ash,
MLA
for
Saanich,
Mr.
Black
was
heard
to
say
that
the
ICA
"ham
to
a
18
to
9
loss
in
tne
iu
game
Monday.
bargaining
was
nst
on
Deium
of
those
not
tjjcjlied.
as
carpenters
"by
the
employer."
"The
I.a'oai
Kti.itions
Bond
Eldona
:
21
East
Sullivan
9.15
Giant
Yellowknife
1150
God's
Lake
37
Hardrock
12
Harricana)
08
v,
Heva
!
15'a
Jacknife
1
07
Vi
Joliet
Quebec
51
Little
Long
Lac
.76
Lynx
;
15
Madsen
Red
Lake
........
2.20
McKenzie,
Red
Lake
44
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.46
Moneta
.
31
Negus
80
Noranda
86
,
Louvicourt
32
Pickle
Crow
165
San
Antonio
;
2.55
,
Senator
Rouyn
19
Sherrit
Gordon
4.00
Steep
Rock
7.85
Silver
Miller
1.56
t
NOTICE
TO
RATEPAYERS
A
Sale
of
lots
within
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
on
which
delinquent
taxes
are
owing
will
be
held
in
the
Council
Chambers,
City
Hall,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
at
10
a.m.
October
1st,
1951.
Property
on
which
1949
taxes
are
owing
will
be
sold
unless
paid
on
or
before
10
a.m.
October
1st,
1951.
r
LIBERAL
MEETING
-
pers
labor
in
organizing
ana
assists
organizations
that
are
not
affiliated
or
chartered
by
a
recognized
national
or
international
trade
union."
MONOPOLY?
then
told
Ui
jUot
to
go
alvud
and
make
o.;r
l
quesls
to
the
employer.
11
he
did
not
agiee
with
us
then
tin
board
wn.W
'
step
in.
"In
other
words,
you
wait
un
!
-?
V
t
.
t
;
K
t
M
',
'
L
-
a
j
s
A
general
meeting
of
the
Liberal
Association
will
be
held
In
I
:
Centre,
Thursday,
September'27,
at
8
p.m.
monopoly?"
'Do
you
want
a
til
we
get
into
a
dog
fight
and
229c
Keu
J
jvicuoimeu,
.
,h
vou
ofer
to
releree
.
H.
M.
FOOTE,
City
Collector.
I
cusslon
of
recently
announced
road
policy.
226c
Vancouver
centre
memoer
oi
inion
of
admin.
the
boara.
"At
Ottawa
we
havel
.
,.;.
the
Act.
a
board
which
investigates
bust-
islwing
"j
Hoyanie
-
n.uu