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VICTORIA,
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AND
CENTRAL
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I
Published
at
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Srroregic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
nisrATCHKD
VOL.
XL.
No.
4ii
.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
23,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Phone
81
r
1
1
Winch
Seeks-
1,400
Dutch
IU1
m
lite
Immigrants
Xl?ainl
Canadians
Gain
Hospital
Inauiry
HALIFAX
More
than
1,400
Dutch
immigrants
the
largest
number
to
come
to
Canada
In
a
Seven
light
single
ship
in
recent
years
arrived
here
Thursday
in
the
S.S.
Volendam
from
overseas.
To
take
them
to
their
new
homes
Beloved
Missionary
U.S.
Coo!
Removed
by
DeathjOn
Alcan
Beloved
ni1.,
of
the
l,
ru
f
i.
.i
i
WASHINGTON
B
House
of
doyen
Christian
ministry
on
the
Representatives'
monopoly
com-
northern
British
Columbia
Coast,
who
ramp
in
ihn
miltee
Is
reported
as
being
cool
ition
In
all
parts
of
Canada
and
as
far
west
as
the
Pacific
Coast,
three
big
.
Canadian
National
boat
Canadian
Cham-itcc
today
asked
Miles
Under
Enemy
Fire
TOKYO
(CP)
Canada's
Princess
Patricias,
leading
the
Commonwealth
brigade
on
the
left
flank
of
the
central
front
offensive,
gained
seven
miles
in
their
first
48
hours
of
fighting
in
Korea.
They
captured
an
important
height
after
day-long
fighting
under
a
hail
of
small
arms
fire.
trains
met
the
ship
at
dock
side.
They
will
transport
50
per
sons
to
Quebec
points,
646
to
On
tario,
45
to
Manitoba,
33
to
Sas
.
toward
the
plan
to
help
boost
-n
,
i
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H
ninnppr
missinn
Port
I
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r
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w
k
uoMiimu
un
nnixiiit
Canadian
aiumin
um
production
Jt,
i
i,o
tight
inflation
Controls
and
less
landing.
Jtr
of
National
Fed-it!
ids
of
Trade
and
Commerce
pre-$1
rejecting
direct
iiic
Incomplete
and
River
in
1905
and
won
fame
and
affection
through
many
years
of
service
as
missionary
skipper
of
the
famous
old
power
vessel
Northern
Cross,
Kev.
Canon
VICTORIA
0
An
inquiry
into
operations
of
the
compulsory
hospital
Insurance
scheme
was
asked
in
the
Legislature
yesterday
by
CCF
Leader
Harold
Winch.
His
chief
complaint
was
that
people
of
British
Columbia
are
paying
for
hospital
services
but
finding
they
are
not
getting
full
benefits.
"They
have
to
pay
the
premiums,"
said
Mr.
Winch,
"but
there
is
no
guarantee
of
service."
He
asked
that
an
inquiry
be
marie
by
the
public
accounts
committee
and
that
it
have
the
status
of
a
Royal
Commission.
Investigation
should
cover,
he
said,
present
policies
governing
operation
of
the
scheme,
beds
and
their
availability,
and
an
in-qiry
into
operations
of
the
Hospital
Act,
particularly
as
it
gov-
as
a
means
of
relieving
the
shortage
in
United
States.
Committee
sources
said
the
report
now
being
drafted
gives
only
"last
resort"
approval
to
a
proposal1
by
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
to
construct
a
$500,000,000
plant
in
British
Columbia
with
United
States
Walter
Field
Rushbrook
passed
i
11
said
indirect
fly
sfj
I
Like
the
rest
of
the
troops
on
'the
offensive,
the
Patricias
have
been
slogging
deep
in
Korean
mud.
Last
night
the
battalion
dug
peacefully
away
at
4:30
yesler
May
Discuss
Korean
Peace
katchewan,
140
to
Alberta
and
119
to
British
Columbia.
In
addition
to
those
for
maritime
destinations
there
will
be
a
number
travelling
on
regular
CNR
trains
to
intermediate
points
between
heTe
and
Montreal.
Included
among
officials
here
to
oversee
the
arrival
and
transfer
of
the
immigrants
and
their
baggage
from
ship
to
trains
were
Laval
Lortier,
deputy
minister
of
citizenship
and
immigration,
Ottawa;
His
Excellency,
A.
H.
J.
Lovink,
Netherlands
ambassador
day
afternoon
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
He
was
eighty-two
years
of
age
and
had
been
In
falling
health
since
last
i
controls
were
I
in
the
long
run.
measures
such
as
Ration,
control
of
tie
"development
of
J.
male"
for
expan-
'
in
on
the
rain-swept
rocky
slopes
of
their
sector
and
threw
back
April
when
he
was
stricken
with
I
ctive
facilities.
It
LAKE
SUCCESS
0)
United
one
light
Chinese
counter
at-Nations'
good
offices
committee
.
tack.
They
succeeded
in
reach-Is
reported
today
to
have
made
ing
the
top
of
the
hill
today
its
first
approach
to
Comunist'
after
three
attempts..
China
to
see
If
Peiping
will
re-
Other
patrols
reported
little
a
heart
attack,
having
been
to
large
extent
invalided
since
that
'
time.
He
will
be
widely
and
sin-
I
i
Thrice
More
pay
as
you
go
nice.
1
1
consider
and
discuss
Korean
activity
in
forward
areas
up
to
To
Build
House
cerely
mourned
not
only
In
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
but
In
every
community
among
the
inlets
and
Islands
where
he
was
hed-
to
Canada,
Ottawa;
A.
S.
Tuinan,
i
ems
hospital
boards.
Netherlands
immigration
at-
j
He
advocated
socialized
medi-tache,
Ottawa,
and
A.
A.
Gardin-
cine
and
hospitals
if
the
present
peace
terms.
noon
today.
But
it
was
believed
Diplomatic
sources
said
a
they
had
razed
some
outposts
of
three-member
committee
would
j
the
main
Chinese
defence
line.
VICTORIA
It's
costing
three
such
an
endeared
figure.
times
the
sum
it
would
have
er,
general
passenger
traffic
j
system
could
not
operate
without
Knee-deep
mud
choked
roads
manager,
CNR
Montreal.
Hitter
j
penalizing
premium
payers.
and
fields
and
the
Patricias,
like
other
allied
troops,
shed
I
taken
some
years
ago
to
build
a
make
the
next
move.
It
was
said
house,
compared
with
expenses
committee
members
maintained
today,
declared
a
construction
complete
secrecy
of
their
action
executive
speaking
at
a
meeting
and
have
told
reporters
they
here
Thursday.
would
have
nothing
to
say.
their
fur-lined
coats
to
man
handle
their
equipment
forward.
Port
Certain
beds
in
sohie
hospitals
are
under
control
of
certain
doctors
for
use
of
their
own
patients,
he
told
the
House.
Other
doctors
are
denied
the
right
to
admit
their
patients.
Parachute
to
Arctic
Wilds
V
They
met
little
strong
opposi
tion
in
their
first
24-hour
ad
New
B-36
Clue
3
nious
and
palns-
vance
which
began
at
dawn
yes
terday.
i
operation,
the
iiitert
halibut
boat
They
romped
through
a
com
CHURCHILL,
Manitoba
Roughly
100
spldlers
parachuted
to
the
Arctic
barrens
in
30--below
PASSES
AWAY
,
.
.
Canon
Rushbrook
iece
of
Cloth
in
pany
of
entrenched
Commu
asnore
on
went
rfouuside
t-side
:
on
tr,
the
of
Prince
nists
and
swept
on
to
mop
up
zero
weather
yesterday
to
launch
No
Legalizing
night
of
born
here
and
served
as
librarian
for
a
number
of
years.
a
climactic
pnaseor
uanaaa
s
The
funeral
will
be
held
from
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
here
on
Monday
afternoon
with
the
BLshop
of
Caledonia,
Rt.
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
and
Rev.
Canon
Basil
8.
Prockter
conducting
the
rites.
A
daughter,
Mrs.
Fred
Skinner,
is
flying
to
Prince
Rupert
from
Victoria
today
to
attend
the
funeral.
Despite
his
active
life
which
began
on
the
shore
of
Lake
Ontario
at
Burlington
near
Hamilton
on
August
12,
1868,
Canon
Rushbrook
retained
until
nearly
the
end
a
remarkable
degree
of
spirit
ana
vigor,
a
fact
for
which
he
attributed
responsibility
to
his
keen
Interest
in
living.
"I've
had
a
wonderfully
interesting
life
and
I
feel
as
though
I
want
to
keep
going
for
a
long
time
yet,"
he
said
on
a
fairly
recent
birthday.
Canon
Rushbrook
began
his
iiid
took
a
severe
main
northern
exercise
this
winter.
4
ale-lashed
break-
Found
Tree
smau
pocKtas
oi
wiiimuu
su
northwest
of
Chipyong.
They
broke
up
a
Chinese
regiment
in
scoring
their
first
objective
of
the
war
a
rugged,
inaccessible
hill
position
that
Of
Lotteries
Pumose
of
tha
manoeuvre.
on
is
is
back
in
port.
hlch
had
been
"Exercise
Sundog
Two,"
is
to
test
i
instructive
total
in
tow
at
5:30
Canon
Rushhrook's
sen.se
of
s-ervice
which
led
him
into
the
adventurous
liie
which
few
toymen
would
have
tackled,
is
illustrated
by
the
way
in
which
he
became
Rector
of
St.
Peter's
Church
following
lii.s
retirement
from
the
Northern
Cross
in
1920.
CHOSE
NORTH
OVER
SOI
TH
mtn,
equipment
arid
tactics
In
VANCOUVER
According
to
what
is
considered
a
likely
role
reports
from
Ottawa,
the
hpld-
might
have
been
in
the
Rocky
moon
and
was
Mountain
foothills.
Island
ribbell
Armour
Salvage
r
to
being
moved
to
dry
dock
for
t
ixwsibie
repairs.
When
I
retired
J
-cm.
.thc
Northern
Cross,
I
had'
an
op-I
What
may
be
a
filial
citife
iii
finding
the
remains
lied
tliirtv-five
de
f
or
the
Army
if
war
comes
ing
of
legal
lotteries
in
Canada
finding
and
elimtnating
small
j
need
not
be
looked
for.
In
fact,
bodies
of
enemy
jioops
In
the
i
the
outlook
Is
said
to
be
hope-trackless
Arctic
wastes.
j
less.
It
is
said
the
raising
of
It
is
a
Joint
ArAjy
and
RCAFj
money
through
raffles
may
be.
exercise.
jj'
.
I
said
to
be
out.
'
v,
Tighter
Up
Bank
Loans
almost
half
her
portunity
to
take
over
th-
onii
,
f-
five
men
still
missing
from
the
tragic
crash
of
a
Islands
parish
in
the
south,
he
T1
.
,
T
,
,
Jt'ie
upperworks
of
career
as
a
western
missionary
recounted.
"While
I
considered
Ij-oO
nomoer
near
rnncess
rtoyai
isianu
a
year
au,
See
End
of
Red
Regime
Anti-Bolshevik
Bloc
Organizing
in
Balkans
BONN,
'Germany
W
British
ippeured
to
be
in
with
hu
arrival
at
the
north
the
offer,
i
took
chaw
of
young
!
at
last
niht
was
reported
to
Prince
Rupert
RCMP,
coast
metropolis
of
Port
Essing-j
peoples
work
at
St.
Peters.
The
.
t
j
.
'
-iiru-l
edition.
Her
hull
Blown
to
be
very
tcl
and
probably
ton
at
Its
most
nounsning
work
grew
so
rapidly
mat
tneyi
rouce
aiu
louay
uiey
wuuiu
investigate,
ii
mrc
period-September
28
106.
He
asked
me
to
remain,
so
I
de-j
t,
j
th
d
b
fch
fc
f
parachute
of
the
lost
ma
equipment.
pi
the
Takla
will
He
retired
from
-st.
Peter's
plane,
there
was
also
the
chance
it
might
be
a
small
can
priesthood
hi
NiagarafCoun-
question
of
future
experts
on
the
Balkans
attended
Labor
Gcjv
t
Step
Taken
in
Curbing
Inflation
Threat
OTTAWA
ffl
Canada's
ten
charteroji
banks
have
agreed
to
cut
dow
on
lending
to
curb
the
threat
If
Inflation,
the
Bank
of
fourTontedaoBn
Panel)'
""
weather
balloon
'chute,
said
Corp.
E.
A.
Wales.
:
.
1
(Durlne
the
war
a
number
of
t
Reg
Green,
no
a
secret
meeting
in
Munich
this
week
of
exiled
anti-Soviet
politicians.
Reports
reaching
here
Is
Defeated
I
Japanese
balloons
were
found
m
i
boatsF.
H.
!'i.
Cumshewa,
Og-
say
the
politicians
call
themselves
i.iwaka
had
been
LONDON
KB
"Hie
Labor
government
was
defeated
by
eight
Monday
morning
the
salvaee
lob
this
area.)
Lewis
Chiton,
Hartley
Bay,
told
police
he
and
four
others
had
come
upon
a
piece
of
"dirty-grey
cloth"
snagged
In
the
top
of
a
tree
near
the
crash
trea.
Aluminum
Deal
is
Before
Legislature
Harold
.Winch
Curious
Wants
Industries
Hut
No
"Scll-Outs"
ni
deferred
until
ty
in
Ontario
in
1801.
"Port
Essington
was
a
busy
place
In
those
days,"
he
recalled.
"There
was
great
excitement
on
the
river.
The
rive
boats
Haz-elton.
Mount
Royal
'and
Pheasant
were
plying
the
river
to
Haz-elton,
and
the
town
was
filled
with
activity."
FIRST
SERVICE
IN
RUPERT
Remaining
in
the
bustling
town
of
Port
Essington,
until
the
winter
of
1910-11,
Canon
Rushbrook
then
extended
his
missionary
activities
along
the
Skeena
River
where
he
spent
the
winter
In
the
railway
con
t
.uid
tides
became
the
"Anti-Bolshevik
Bloc
of
Nations"
and
are
believed
backed
by
money
from
Canada.
They
discussed
plans
for
a
political
settlement
of
eastern
Europe
should
the
Soviet
system
come
to
an
end.
The
Britons
were
described
as
wartime
experts
on
subversive
operations
in
the
Balkans.
Apparently,
this
had
not
been
obtained
from
votes
in
House
of
Commons
today
but
the
defeat
was
on
a
minor
issue
so
no
question
of
its
downfall
is
involved.
Neverthless,
wild
cheers
and
cries
of
"resign"
greeted
announcement
of
the
vote
212'to
234.
It
was
on
a
bill
seeking
to
modify
the
state
owned
road
transport
system.
'
reported
seen
befora.
The
cloth
was
suspended
u
rns,
were
stow-
Canadafinnounced
last
night.
Oeneiml
tightening
on
loans
will
be
tie
policy
henceforth
with
three
specific
means
of
credit
restrictions
enforced.
They
are:
1.
Excffpt
in
case
of
small
credits,
bnks
will
refrain
from
making
;,"term
loans,"
that
Is,
loans
considered
"long
term,"
or
running
jmore
than
a
year.
Most
of
the
bank's
lending
business
is
done
on
ijshort
term
basis.
Banks
will
'
alsd
refrain
from
buying
corporatjpn
bonds
and
stocks
which
run
for
a
term
of
a
year
or
more.la
lh"
lull,
enKine
room
from
the
top
ot
a
snag
cedar
"s"'
f'ad
with
a
one
mile
south-east
of
Cum
view
She
VICTORIA
Opposition,
He
asked
on
what
authority
leader
Harold
Winch
wants
to
j
power
rights
had
been
granted
see
new
industries
established
Alcan.
I
uuoyancy.
minngs
Point,
on
Oribbell
Island
around
on
the
Many
politicians
attending
the
meeting
claimed
they
head
a
about
12
miles
norm
rrom
where
the
search
of
17
crew
members
In
British
Columbia
but
"no
"under
tne
industrial
uevei-
"'is
of
block
and
more
sell-outs."
,
opment
Act,
replied
Hon.
Ken-
partisan
movement
In
more
or
he
in
better
tow-
began
February
14.
He
was
discussing
the
$500.-
ney,
minister
of
lands
and
for-
struction
camps
between
Klt-wanga
and
Hazelton.
His
first
service
in
Prince
Rupert
was
held
November
25.
1909.
In
a
of
Ukranians,
Georgians,
Azer-baijians,
and
so
on.
The
group
was
reported
well
Clifton
was
one
of
the
first
to
nnn
nnrt
Alnmmn
m
iT
fTanaria
e.ST.S.
yesterday
after-
'..t
A.
r.,iti'h
fninmhi:!
rin.v.
I
Join
the
search
party
at
that
less
constant
warfare
with
MVD
(ministry
of
interior)
troops
of
the
Soviet
Union.
They
see
Russia
should
eventually
be
broken
up
into
component
racial
parts
2.
Whtjn
a
corporation
or
I'
l
came
free
and
survey
mess
tent
on
the
water-
financed
by
a
Ukranlan
colony
XroUrVrom
I
and
the
government
announced
0f
power
should
be
carried
oni"me-
WlthJlteJg
"if
t
he
had
spent
in
Canada.
bank
to
Smy
corporation
securi-
tuw
oy
me
Phippen
front
with
a
second
tne
same
fed
by
other
ves-
day
at
the
mess
tent
of
the
B.C.
fvage
flotilla,
de-!
Tie
and
Timber
Co.
at
Seal
Cove.
!
ties,
twitle
the
value
of
the
se
rnnce
Rupert
in
"The
harbor
was
full
of
whales
that
a
bill
granting
power
rmhts
with
the
government's
own
would
come
before
the
House
agency,
the
British
Columbia
this
session.
Power
Commission,
"A
power
agreement
lias
been
:
"it
should
be
under
govern-made
and
signed.
Now
It
is
go-
ment
control
for
all
the
people
ing
to
conic
to
the
Hou.se,"
he
of
the
province.
Power
belongs
said.
under
government
ownership."
Hie
lU'r
'Mrs
r
of
irk
a:au
p.m.
I
e
Takla
La
riant
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Callinson,
two
weeks
looking
for
five
of
the
17
men
who
are
still
missing.
After
battling
heavy
seas
last
Tuesday,
serious
damage
was
done
to
the
rudder
of
the
Col-linson,
said
Clifton.
He
cut
speed
to
a
minimum
and
limped
towards
Hartley
Bay.
It
was
then
that
one
of
the
men
saw
an
eagle
on
top
of
a
tree.
With
bin-
that
day
as
long
as
85
feet.
Canon
Rushbrook
recalled.
That
first
service
which
he
held
In
what
was
to
become
Prince
Rupert,
Canon
Rushbrook
recalled
vividly.
It
was
held
In
a
surveyors'
mess
tent,
(Courtesy
g.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)"
1
VANCOUVER
TheWeather
.31
Beattle
62
Bevcourt
51
Bobjo
,....
17
American
Standard
Aid
Bralorne
7.40
Britain
is
Indignant
and
was
attended
by
40
men
and
one
woman.
The
woman
was
a
AVz'
Buffalo
Canadian
314
B
R
X
forecast
i
an(J
the
frave(1
piece
of
faDrlc
North
coast
region
Increasing
discovered
on
the
same
tree.
pcation
T.nNDON
P
Britain
s
press
cioutuness
Decoming
overcast
i
1
"That
piece
(of
cloth)
is
at
Commons
rf
curity
must
be
put
up
as
security.
In
other
words,
the
investor
will
be
able
to
borrow
only
$50
from
the
bank
on
$100
security.
Previously
he
could
borrow
$67.
Stock
brokerage
firms
have
agreed
to
follow
similar
policy
effective
February
16
last.
3.
Generally,
borrowers
mu3t
put
up
higher
margins
when
borrowing
on
security
of
a
so-called
"instalment
finance
paper."
This
covers
such
items
as
notes
signed
by
an
individual
in
purchasing
a
car
or
a
refrigerator
on
the
Instalment
plan.
The
500-word
statement
said
banks
also
have
decided
to
tighten
up
on
such
other
categories
as
ordinary
commercial
and
personal
loans.
No
detail
was
provided
and
there
was
no
Indication
whether
this
would
mean
banks
would
request
higher
interest
rates
or
cut
down
on
tfce
life
of
a
loan.
fe
federal
govern-
'
1
make
money
'inces
for
general
today
waved
Hie
Ii;ig
and
vigor-
with
light
rain
in
the
afternoon,
such
an
angle
that
only
If
you're
ously
and
defiantly
sang
"Rule
Rain
Saturday.
Milder
tonight.
I
riBnt
close
could
you,
see
it'"
Britannia"
over
the
nomination'
Wi.
.
,
Clifton
said.
Immediately
an
ap-
of
an
American
admiral
to
head
:
Winds-northwest
(25)
in
the
proach
to
the
island
shore
was
the
Atlantic
Pact
Navy.
exP(,spd
areas
of
the
Queen
made
and
the
party
further
ex-
n,.
frppfnii
th:.n
dit)
Charlottes
and
light
elsewhere,
amined
the
cloth,
more
than
100
Fws.
only
thing
Mrs.
Moore.
In
1911,
Canon
Rushbrook
came
to
Prince
Rupert
to
take
temporary
charge
of
6t.
Andrew's
Church.
In
1912
Canon
Rushbrook
began
the
phase
of
his
work
which
gave
him
the
greatest
feeling
of
fulfilment.
He
took
charge
of
the
mission
boat
Northern
Cross.
The
widely
scattered
and
Isolated
coastal
settlements
from
Swanson
Bay
on
the
south
to
Stewart
on
the
north
were
his
parish.
use
decided,
is
11
aid
for
specific
feet
above
them
the
tree
is
on
Winston
Churchill
in
House
of
j
becoming
southwest
(25)
this
af-
uonimuiis
yu.
jiurnuon
ana
souin
easterly
3i
searcned
the
shoreline
for
Signs
Piany
dissenters
as
ca
wnais
uk:
ul..
,
"
.
overnlcht.
Lows
tonlcht
and
f'li'ci
on
a
private
British
admiral?"
Furore
arose
,
highs
SatUrday
At
Port
Hardy
,M"E
government.
over
me
cniucu
ui
mmiu.u
"
1
35
and
45,
at
Sandspit
and
Prince
pns
of
expanding
educational
op-
llam
recnieier,
now
tuuinumuLi
Rupert
38
and
45.
He
brought
spiritual
comfort
Consol.
Smelters
144.50
Conwest
2.35
Donalda
59
Eldona
262
East
Sullivan
9.10
Giant
Yellowknife
7.60
God's
Lake
45
Hardrock
30
Harricana
18
Heva
13Vi
Hosco
7Vi
Jacknlfe
5Vi
Joliet
Quebec
85
Lake
Rowan
6V2
Lapaska
'.
.06
Little
Long
Lac
82
Vz
Lynx
19
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.55
McKenzie
Red
Lake
48
MeLeod
Cockshutt
3.55
Moneta
38
V4
Negus
1.06
Noranda
83.50
Louvicouit
.231
Pickle
Crow
183
San
Antonio
2.85
Senator
Rouyn
22
Sherrlt
Gordon
3.90
Steep
Rock
fl
45
Sturgeon
River
15
Silver
Miller
.
1.57
Upper
Canada
2.00
Golden
Manitou
6.90
Cariboo
Quartz
1.30
Congress
8Vi
Hedley
Mascot
69
Pacific
Eastern
5V2
Pend
Oreille
8.75
Pioneer
2.85
Premier
Border
11
Privateer
.'.
IO'j
Reeves
McDonald
4.25
Sheep
Creek
1.64
Sllbak
Premier
35
Taku
River
6Vi
Vananda
;..
.11
Salmon
Gold
04
Spud
Valley
4V2
Silver
Standard
2.70
Western
Uranium
1.78
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
6.10
A
P
Con
41
Atlantic
!
2.95
Calmont
1.21
C
&
E
11.50
Central
Leduc
2
52
Home
Oil
17.25
Mercury
15
Okalta
2.81
Pacific
Pete
9.75
Princess
162
Royal
Carmdian
12
TORONTO
Athona
08
Aumaque
.23
Ul
uiiu
u""
v-,
.v.
fleet,
to
head
combined
naval
forces
of
North
Atlantic
?1
grants
to
pro-
and
companionship
to
scores
of
lonely
people.
He
baptized
their
children,
and
helped
them
In
neighborly
ways.
He
ministered
i.
,
.
.
Underground
in
Prime
Minister
Attire,
after
an
to
people
In
camps
and
villages
of
remains.
"Since
the
crash
of
that
bomber,
which
I
heard
and
looked
for
survivors
I've
"always
had
my
mind
on
what
could
have
happened
to
the
other
five."
Clifton
said
he
would
take
a
party
as
soon
as
possible
to
search
further
Inland
the
vicinity
of
Cummlngs
Pt.,
and
if
no
signs
were
found,
would
cut
down
the
tree
so
authorities
could
definitely
establish
the
identity
of
the
cloth.
Clifton,
for
several
years
chief
councillor
of
Hartley
Bay
Indian
village,
was
in
danger
himself
last
Tuesday
when
high
'r
Martin
said
f
aKreed
with
ob-I
motion
but
would
?')e
constitution
if
unroar
In
the
House,
said
the
and
won
the
love
of
all
in
light
tRed
China
Busy
Eovernment
would
reconsider
it
houses
and
on
remote
islands
position
on
the
appointment
of
Jsuch
assistance.
IIONG
KONG
ffi
Communist
an
American.
DANCE
I.O.O.F.
HALL
,
TONIGHT
Dancing
9:30
to
1:30
Music
by
The
Dukes
'
Gentlemen
$1.00
Ladies
75c
TioES
China,
extending
the
death
penalty
drastically,
today
admitted
the
underground
has
killed
thousands
of
Red
militiamen
and
open
defiance
Is
spreading.
f'TICE
Kb
of
the
Deep
J"
Union
will
be
I,
'f'wuary
25th,
Is
important.
who
had
only
rare
opportunities
to
make
contacts
with
the
outside
world.
In
the
same
year
In
which
he
took
charge
of
the
Northern
Cross,
Canon
Rushbrook's
wife,
(nee
Clara
Maddock)
whom
he
married
at
Ouelph,
Ontario,
in
1907,
passed
away.
There
is
one
daughter,
Dorothy,
now
Mrs.
F.
W.
Skinner
of
Victoria,
who
was
24.
1951
21.1
feet
In
the
astonishing
announce-
seas
battered
the
shoe
off
the
rudder
of
his
boat
and
he
lost
control.
He
Is
in
Prince
Rupert
Saturday,
February
High
2:53
15:02
Low
8:59
21:14
please
?"cmDers
eetlnn
20.7
feet
ment
Peiping
conceded
the
re-4
3
feet
sistance
started
with
the
out'
3:5
feet
break
of
fighting
in
Korea.
47
to
have
repairs
made.