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NORTHERN
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COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XL,
No.
220
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
WEDNESDAY.
SEPTEMBER
19
19R1
dd
f
L.a
nisPATCHED
I
ni
i
ivij
rivfi
LLHIO
z
d
-
.
.
In
Korea-
THE
CRY
OF
THE
TURTLE
mtish
maim
mmm
25
'
1
1
,.
.
-.
.
,
rge
is
Labor
Government
Going
to
Country
Italy
is
Crippled
(quitted
Wool
worth
Store
Bldg.
Going
Ahead
Construction
to
Start
Soon
on
Property
Purchased
Several
Months
Ago
f
Not
Guilty
LONDON
(CP)
Great
Britain
will
have
a
ROME
Train,
telegraph
an1
rwACnt
nou.na
ihrnnirh.iiit
r
1
.mi't'..'
tt-nt
rc-
it:tiy
broke
down
today
under
'
general
election
October
25
with
Winston
Churchill's
iKoute4"
eZioef
Conservative
party
bidding
to
oust
the
Labor
govern-
,i-t
ill
inn
H"VJ
..
l
ijy
the
12-man
assize
y
this
morning
in
the;
Clifton
Howard
Borgc,
Another
important
new
business
block
will
be
more
Day
;
ment,
an
informed
source
reported
today.
T-
c,Kay
5
a
of
"nder
construction
on
rapidly-developing
Third
Ave-
Communications
are
crippled.
;
i
The
report
came
from
a
Par-Tens
of
thousands
of
tourists
!
W"
A
r
m
a
pm
I
liamentary
lobby
correspondent
f
...
.
.....
J
,
'o
f
;
v....
m
.
'
v
-
'Ktl
uiison
ii'AL
iwu
niuiiLiis
ana
is
expected
to
are
stranded.
I
S"
I
11
7
n
f
llKd;
be
in
pancy
by
April
or
May.
m
-
It
is
the
(54
by
100
foot
two-'and
independent
unions
Joined),
TORONTO
SOCCER
CHAMPS
I
ir
20
minutes.
storey
building
for
F.
W.
Wool-
j
111
a
strlk
fr
higher
pay.
It
was
MONTREAL
Toronto
I'lster
worth
Co.
of
Canada
Limited
:
the
second
strike
of
state
em-
Tuesday
nisht
fought
to
a
2
which
purchased
property
sev-1
P'oyees
in
four
months.
jfan
raW
wjtn
Vancouver
St.
of
the,
British
Press
Association
who
usually
writes
with
official
guidance.
The
Prime
Minister,
who
called
upon
the
'King
yesterday,
is
expected
to
issue
a
statement
soon
making
it
clear
whether
he
intends
to
have
a
fall
election.
The
Daily
Mirror
said
yesterday
that
the
election
would
be
held
October
25.
Labor
Unity
Is
Keynote
eral
month
ago
from
O.
W.
Nic-
1
Last
May
all
except
the
rail-
i
kerson
anl
W.
J.
Scott
across
way
workers
staged
a
similar
Andrew's
and
captured
the
Dominion
soccer
championship
fs
rVIDKNCE
case
anainut
Boigc,
fc.ntcndrd
accused
"did
i
a
proper
lookout"
and
!
minal
negligence.
prosecutor
H.
B.
King
i
told
tlie
court
he
did
'o
prove
that
accused
drlvinn
too
fast
but
i
mm
the
Post
Office
better
;sti
ike.
known
as
the
original
post
office
site
K
1
T
V...
VANCOUVER
(CP)
ShUil,'n8
'
and
executive
officer
for
the
F.
,pcr
lookout
nan
not
'
"u
"
"'aulii
:
W.
Woolworth
Co
of
Canada
Ltd
in
a
stretch
of
road
emor
,
oiggesi
laoqr
oopy,
from
Tulonlo
arrlved
b
alr
Air,
American;
Army
British
Grouping
of
Canadian
Forces
for
Europe
Indicated
f
be
px.rly
lighted.
"
oiigre.-u
i-aoor
rd
tQ
make
pl.eUm,nary
l.
rge
told
Defence
Cowl-
f.ad"f
P
fT"e1"'r,
"-asserted
:
alTangemenU
for
the
early
start
th.
i?Wj:4
,ig
pictures.
When
tlwy
fMai
Leod
uiai
ne
naa
t.-j
.
of
construction,
at
Columbia
Cel-
'fn
the
CCL
and
the
Trades
1
f-ane
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canadi.
.
Mr:
,"M)";
duUI"ine
n's
'''
rf.
in
i.'.ft
limine
hie
the
-ny
dav
aay
1
I
stay
m
the
city
before
returning
it
r.g
taxi
by
night,
Mr.l
Pat
Conroy.
national
secretary-
71
Tribe
Back
In
Running
Cleveland
Wins
While
Yankees
Are
I'pset
By
White
Sox
saw
f
Ta
.
.
.
they
pointed
on
the
strength
of
a
previous
victory
and
a
tie
in
the
three
game
series.
j
PRICE
CONTROLS
DRIVE
VANCOUVER
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
launched
a
drive
today
for
price
control.
The
250,000-member
Congress
decided
to
push
for
controls,
rollback
of
prices,
excess
profits
lax
and
consumer
good
subsidies.
KING
IS
SERIOUS?
LONDON
Worried
Britons
speculated
today
on
the
illness
of
the
King
as
they
waited
for
more
details
of
the
lung
disease
affecting
the
55-year-old
monarch.
News
stands
did
a
land
office
business
as
early
Commuters
snatched
papers
;imSeIves,
and
posed.
One
pnsone.
.
when
asked
about
Joseph
Stalin,
said,
"I
have
heard
ol
.
him
but
do
not
know
him.'
I
treasurer
of
the
CCL,
told
its,
local
building
people.
Practical-
OTTAWA
The
government
j
p
i
not
find
It
very
tiring
annual
convention
that,
despite
dy
all
material
for
the
building
announced
Tuesday
night
that!
;
;i
both
Jobs?"
I
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
will
be
purchased
locally,
he
Canada's
air
division
will
be
!
i
via--;
t
too
oaa.
aecision
ai
nuuiax
lasi
week
lo
said
By
JOCK
CARROLL
Because
the
turtle
lives
to
a
ripe
old
age,
the
NEW
YORK
flChicago's
re-
grouped
with
American
forces
j
when
it
gets
to
Europe
and
said
j
that
the
Army
has
been
author-
j.
tzed
to
prepare
the
27th
Brigade
or
movement
to
the
British
sec-!
jt,
remember
the
police
'
withdraw
from
Che
co-operation
k
u
from
driving
once
'
set-up,
the
CCL
is
going
to
press
I
u
urc
over-tired?"
j
for
even
more
"unity."
jjHorfie
admitted.
j
The
secretary-treasurer,
who
J;
)n
witness
was
How-
often
denounces
Congress
policy,
Health
Plan
For
Nation
I
who
hart
been
walking
said
the
best
way
for
Labor
to
!(;Teu.sed
at
time
of
the
net
t&
nrl.i
l
i
pnmhlnp
ihp
Jor
of
Germany
in
November.
.
I
carrying
such
headlines
as
Imnlications
of
a
statement
'!
serious
news."
The
Queen,
eeN;?YoTk
YankLTri,JaPaneSe
t
&S
S
si&"
f
ed
luck-
15ut
tlie
Tuesday
night
while
the
cieve-1
Chinese
hate,
fear
and
despise
the
turtle.
It
is
linked,
ftgnht
or
The
EAtmertCcanlnLteaguee
ammg
other
things-
with
cuckoldry.
Frequently
you'll
pennant
by
downing
the
Boston
!
see
a
crude
turtle
drawn
on
the
walls
of
public
lava-RS
the0
!
tories
,'ith
tne
"He
who
urinates
here
is
a
Yankees
in
front
of
the
Indians
by
a
scant
three
per-
i
turtle."
'
,
centaep
nolni
v,,.
.
.
.,v.
.......
more
Permanent
t
camps
around
350,000-member
CCL
and
the
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
issued
by
Defence
Minister
Clax-
rh's
evidence
wag
dif-i
older
Congress
that
has
500.000
,
ton
were
that
RCAF
squadrons
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Foundation
wiu
be
under
overall
United
many
respects
to
evi-
.
members,
He
called
for
"organic
'
he
taxi
occupants
and
complete
unity.
Philip
returned
by
plane
last
night
from
a
vacation
in
Scotland.
The
King
himself
went
about
the
people's
business
in
normal
way.
is
being
laid
for
a
national
states
command
and
the
brieade
Ljw'oAhpfnHin,,6
f
l
.h"'
.
Then
we
eame
to
the
building
'
back
of
the
Indians.
logical
Warfare
exoerts
In
Korea
,ki..u
v.......j
under
British
command.
Both
will
be
in
General
Elsenhower
s
integrated
force,.
"Anything
less
than
that
ts
system
of
health
Insurance,
Hon.
Mid
he
and
Addison
playing
Into
the
hands
of
the
I
Paul
Martin,
minister
of
health,
I
towards
the
city
on
government."
Conray
said
as
he
;
said
Tuesday
nittht.
nue
victim
had
been
spoke
on
R
subsequently-adopt-j
Mr
Martin
spoKe
before
the
t
Rush's
home.
1140
ci
resolution
nillinti
for
nrlce
j
iv..
r..iun
First
of
eleven
J-tf
fighter
i
or
the
air
division
(tiue.
and
at
"about
controls,
consumer
goods
sub-
congress
of
Labor,
a
few
hours
r
a"""n
,
the
house
in
comDanv'sldies
nrlce
rollback
and
excels
.it..
ti,o
,
wil
leave
lor
England
"within
a
Tha
Yankees
have
e
1
e
v
e
n
that
one
of
them
Joked:
"Instead
Fouid
ttenut
to
ttevart
sun-game,
layjnd
Cleveland
of
dropping
surrender
leaflets
pr!
o
lunch.
y
ltU!
Chinese;
-we
uld
b
They
wore
tbe
ua,
brow,,
qudt-
The
White
Sox
c
shelled
Vic
u
'
droppmg
plane
loads
of
turtles."
ed
unlforras
and
canva.,
sn'eak.
Raschi
with
a
savage
six-run
When
I
was
in
Korea
I
applied
ers
gome
recent
arrivals
were
onslaught
in
the
eighth
Inning,
j
for
permission
to
visit
a
prisoner
stjij
very
dirty
llom
tneir
week3
Four
Chicago
hits,
two
walks
and
of
war
camp
so
I
could
talk
to
f
fighting
in
the
Korean
moun-a
pair
of
Yankee
errors
featured
1
C
h
1
n
e
s
e
Communist
soldiers
1&lns
They
were
mostly
young,
e.
siy-r'un
rally
that
snapped
a
'about
the
new
Communist
re-sonle'
mere
jjoys
Mrs.
Murray
Passes
Away
1
i,
iu
so
nume.
ipronis
lax.
resolution
at
its
annual
meeting
I
calling
for
a
comprehensive
na-
I
hp
hflH
hoer,
U'alklnir
few
weeks."
j
The
statement.
Issued
after
a
'
'
meeting
of
Atlantic
Pact
defence
:t
Slfle
fif
t.h
ttrcat
disclosed
ministers,
said
General
Eisen-
While
the
minister
Britons
no
plans
on
Insurance
meas-
hower
had
expressed
deep
sat-ure.s,
it
is
known
a
committee
islactlon"
at
information
that
1
to
i
aeaaiocK.
nsnue
in
jjuia.
.uiuct
a
iiau
ui-
Esteemed
city
resident
for
over
a
quarter
of
a
century,
Mrs.
They
knew
Lieutenant
Long-
A
four-run
splurge
in
the
sixth
tervlewed
a
larger
number
to
t,
on
the
hard
sur-1
on,
he
said,
had
been
his
left,
on
the
grav-n
of
the
street.
There
"walk.
:
briRht
lliftiU
from
a
of
r-aruameni
is
10
De
sci
up
me
b
..-:..
Agnes
Murray.
1115
Eighth
Ave-
iir,
.nH
th
mnLn.
t
tv,i.
in
the
next
few
months
likely
stck.
Parliaments
approval
in
-
'"
"
,
nacepn
naprt
au,9v
nu;av
at.
nr
B
n
,
.
.
...
7.
.
.
the
i
u
t)
-
imporiani
victory
in
a
aay
game.
Expelled
at
the
mid-winter
session
of
October
lor
movemeni
or
find
out
what
they
thought
about
'
-
ea8erlv
wn"
we
entered
tne
Communism
and
their
new
ruler,
compound.
There
was
no
trouble
Mao
Mao
Tse-tiin
ise
lung.
about
taWng
plctures
I
was
Informed
by
Eighth
thev
saw
mv
camera,
thev
sten-
Parliament
to
deal
with
the
27th
Brigade's
6500
men
to
Eur-
RUpert
General
Hospital
She
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
lope
in
November.
i
question.
was
the
widow
of
Robert
K.
1
The
New
York
Giants
moved
Army
Headquarters
it
was
Ded
in
front
'
of.
me.
DOinted
at
directly
froljl
of
!
Rush
had
yelled
out:
Joe!"
and
at
the
same
said,
he
Jumped
to-lf
centre
of
the
road
Murray,
who
died
in
1935,
and
to
within
three
games
of
the'
.
the
oeneva
convention
JS1"'
Senior
Oil
Officials
Are
Ordered
to
Leave
Iran
the
mother
of
William
H.
Mur-
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
WoTfnnall
UlCllUiCiYCil,
iiiu
uuacu.
OUVll
C
ii
u
1
1
u
it
u
i
s,
lor
for
pnrresnnnripnts
corresponaents
In
interview-
interview
m-j
,
..
smiled,
some
rinsed
self-cnn-
ray,
local
hotel
man
and
man-'
League
leaders,
by
edging
the
'
aging
secretary
of
the
Canadian
Cincinnati
Reds
6
to
5
while
the
Legion.
Alex
Harvey
of
this
city
I
St.
Louis
Cardinals
dumped
the
war
prisoners.
However,
I
could
sciously
like
school
children
sit-talk
to
members
of
the
armylting
for
a
portrait.
Month
Old
Julie
Anne
Begins
Life
in
Happy
Way
f
oncoming
car.
heard
a
screech
of
1
a
hud.
I
saw
Jim
ABADAN
The
Iranian
oil
board
today
ordered
two
senior
British
officials
of
the
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
Co.
to
leave
the
unci
rugutiuii
teams,
wnu
uiu
in
While
the
prisoners
ate
their
is
a
brother.
Brooks
7
to
1.
terview
Chinese
prisoners.
And
iie
headlights
"""
of
the
"
I
could
visit
a
POW
camp
and
'
,
"
.
"
'
7
country
by
Sunday.
Mrs.
Murray
was
65
years
of
age
and
was
born
at
Mussel-brough
near
Edinburgh,
Scot-
i
jt"LPhlnese
soldiers
ed
&:7i:
'Little
Julie
Anne
Wong
had
a
party
last
night.
It
I
then
run
to
tele-
T10
board
withdrew
residvnre
e.
nesaid.
but
while
'
permit
ot
James
r.
ruinin
g-
,
,.
,
land.
She
member
of
the
jnfiv
Tui;e
vou
see
was
was
a
tier
lust
and
Vv
as
very
d
aanay
dune,
you
see,
he
heard
the
police
ham.
communications
superin-
;women
of
the
Moos6i
Ladles,
F'urneti
to
the
scene
I
lenaeiu,
ana
uuoiey
nux.
wupp-
rorn
aOOUt
a
momn
ago
ana
wrien
a
uiuiiese
cumi
orange
Benevolent
Association
"xhTbrd
gavc
no
reason
for
reaches
that
age,
family
and
friends
do
something;
Auxiliary
Canadian
Legion
Women's
u
,
ered
wltn
Cninese
characters.
So,
on
a
hot,
sweltering
day
ideograph
writing,
which
had
early
last
summer,
I
arrived
at
been
scratched
there
by
the
the
POW
camp
at
Taejon,
and
prisoners.
Lieutenant
Longway
met
a
Lieutenant
Longway,
of
translated
them
for
me.
an
American
army
Interrogation
.
,
,
,
.
c
Some
like
,
,,,
were
simple
slogans,
Littanr
Sway
pt
is
SSfffit
respnd'affe
Oilr
Of
.
"
r..
i
nuin
t
Baseball
Scores
American
Chicago
7.
New
York
1
Cleveland
6.
Boston
4
Detroit
8.
Philadelphia
6
St.
Louis
8-3,
Washington
2-0
National
New
York
6,
Cincinnati
5
St.
Louis
7,
Brooklyn
1
Philadelphia
4,
Chicago
7
Boston
5,
Pittsburg
6
Pacific
Coast
.
fpt
Mrs.
Bush.
:f
nal
come
to
stop
on
':d
portion
of
the
road
'
thesis
except
the
rear
"I
said
Bush,
but
when
1M
to
thp
.sepnn
thv
the
expulsions.
(
j
about
it.
j
It's
a
happy,
cheerful,
stimu
i
There
are
two
other
brothers,
i
Thomas
and
John
Harvey,
in
Scotland.
i
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
!
the
hands
of
B.C.
Undertakers.
Wreckage
Is
Found
HUH
lUl
LUC
V--I1UIC&C,
a
I
ILL
tyUA,C
Mandarin,
the
main
dialect.
I
"We
have
to
fight,
no
food,
no
rlnths
and
suffer.
Robert
Woods
Convicted
lating
custom.
Hours
of
feasting
and
gaiety
lasted
from
seven
to
10:15
in
the
Hollywood
Cafe,
where
at
least
115
Chinese
and
while
friends
assembled
to
do
fullest
honor
to
a
memorable
occasion.
("
"els.
'he
pavement
with'
t'-mts
ot
the
car
who
laid
the
car
had
not
We
snpnt
the
first
evening
in
t
uu
j
M'.
and
Mrs.
Shelford
Darton
returned
home
today
fom
a
tip
c-r,
f
1
o
uii..j
a
io
'
'
.
in
uajuiiic
ncvci
see
I
iuc
ui
,
Seattle
3,
Hollywood
6
(Best
of
Lieutenant
Longway's
quarters,
air
raid
shelter
five
series
tied
2-2)
a
Korean
hut,
talking
about
the'At
nignt
marcn
a
ong
way
with
'Willed
on
pilK(,
4l
vAvrriTTUFn
ift
Wrivkaire
to
Vancouver
and
Seattle.
heavy
burdens
Found
Guilty
on
Two
Counts
at
Assize
Court
i
ouesi
oi
tne
evening
'
"
spotted
in
a
northern
Vancouver
i
infant
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Island
mountain
slope
Saturday
picture
of
the
new
China
which
was
building
up
in
his
mind
from
talking
to
thousands
of
IDES
-
September
20,
1951
Standard
Time
I
Nearly
every
day
aeroplane.
over
our
heads
You
comrades
must
realize
h
JW
u,,
-...u
v.
jhas
been
definitely
Klentified
as
Robert
Chappelle
Woods,
30,
and
before
the
company
dis-,
of
a
lane
tne
Roya,
Can.
was
foimrt
i?iiiltv
veste.dav
bv
an
persed,
she
was
presented
in
the
...,
..."V,
:j
Th,,,..,
Air
Service
to
Terrace
Increased
to
Six
Days
The
next
day
the
Lieutenant
many
we
die
--
'
o
j
-
-
-
uaiU
iivi
.
aH'flli
Olt
t1
t-C
d
ll
n
n
.1
.
I,
r
V-
y-nr
1
l.O
ieei
ftss
an
nnrr
iiirv
of
in
pnutl
Ji
amis
Ul
Jici
uiuuici.
(
.
.
...
,
many
160R
"lu
"
J.
"L
.;"Z
"
"
1
A
Sctlltll
party
Uoo
uccii
i
1Q7
M
,
4nH
eh
-o
nrptf
o.vwl
showed
me
around
Taejon
pris-
'.
From
starvation,
how
on,
which
housed
several
hun-
j
frozen
to
death.
dred
Chinese
and
North
Korean
iNow
vou
must
determine
vour
ivjci,
CUitlgCU,
Ul
IHCUMIlt;
tXUU
1I-
li
v
.juiv.
......
o..
-.-..v
98
7
7
fcetltering
Capitol
Theatre
here
July
humored
through
it
all.
22
5.5
fv?et
3
with
Intent
to
steal,
and
of
be-
Some
may
have
noticed
that
s
ea
at
tne
moutn
oi
uwnpoeu
I
River
and
will
proceed
on
foot
!
to
tlie
scene-
of
the
wreckage.
I.
Central
B.
C.
Airways
is
Stepping
up
its
ser-
soldiers.
Taejon
was
a
funnelling
I
mind,
'
three01"'
on
the
T-oate
back
tothei
'cuuinued
on
pag-
c
vice
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
from
to
six
times
a
week
and
is
putting
on
a
SeaBee
amphibian
which
will
make
direct
connection
at
the
Terrace
airport
with
the
Terrace-Prince
Rupert
plane.
Listen
TONIGHT
to
The
SeaBee
arrived
yesterday
Smithers
Case
Being
Heard
Third
case
at
Supreme
Court
assizes
here
is
being
heard
before
Mr.
Justice
J.
M.
Coady.
It
Is
a
charge
of
manslaughter
ing
in
possession
the
same
niRht
as
the
evening
wore
aiong,
sne
of
safe-breaking
Instruments,
dozed
a
bit.
But
that's
a
baby's
Leniency
was
recommended
bv
privilege.
the
jury.
Food
of
the
finest
was
served.
custody1
Chicken
was
first
biled-but
He
was
remanded
nuo
much-and
toert
chop-sentence
by
Mr,
Justice
J.
M.
Coady
for
not
too
at
the
end
of
the
Assize.
and
prepared
in
the
way
,
.
.
...
,
.
it's
done
in
China.
So
was
tur-
The
12-man
Jury-
delibcra
ed
ndo&ea,
chow
mirtg,
for
four-and-a-half
hours
be-
deIlclous
dLsh.
d
yarlous
oCher
fore
reaching
its
verdict.
Mr.
d
dj
refreshmenUs.
Jusuce
Coady
rharped
the
body
t
Q
slA
be
under
the
yestferday
morning
from
to
11.
impreion
tnat
lhu
was
a
chris-Vedict
came
at
3:30.
tening
party,
this
Is
the
place
It
was
the
first
of
four
crlm-
to
say
it
was
a
social
formality
lnal
eases
to
be
tried
at
supreme
observed
when
every
Chinese
We
Rupert
rli"9
Club
?AL
MEETING
1
'C
CENTRE
Niqht,
8
p.m.
f'Uve
will
present
a
fan
fr
criing
this
m
members,
pros-J"mbers
antl
lnter.
'"""s
are
urged
to
1
221c
Great
Jewish
Editor
Dies
from
Kamloops
and
will
be
operated
by
Pilot
Ray
Oliver,
veteran
British
Columbia
coastal
pilot.
It
is
a
four-place
machine.
'
The
new
service
is
effective
NFTW
YDRIC
AhrnVmm
Hahall
Robert
G.
Mooref
Representative
Trades
&
Labor
Council
Questioning
Douglas
C.
Stevenson
against
Bernard
l
nomas
K.iroy,;91
of
thfi
Jewli;h
Daliy
at
once.
Flights
will
leave
daily
oi
Smithers.
i
Forward,
is
dead.
He
built
its
except
Sunday
at
10:30
a.m.,
ar-
Ktt
by
is
charged
in
the
death
circulation
to
200,000
making
it
riving
Terrace
11:30
a.m.,
leav-July
16
of
Tom
Pete,
an
Indian.
the
great
Jewish
daily
of
the
ing
Terrace
12:30
noon
and
ar-
The
truck
which
Kirby
was
I
world.
riving
here
at
1:30
p.m.
court
assizes,
expected
to
be
in
-hud
has
seen
a
month
of
life.
session
here
a
full
week.
There
were
a
few
speakers,
the
first
being
Joe
Wong,
who
hastened
to
welcome
the
Company.
It
was,
as
he
assured
them,
driving',
crown
alleges,
left
the
!
road,
at
Evelyn,
and
Tom
Pete
fell
from
the
truck
and
to
his
death.
a
pleasure,
niiiuug
auuncnuciii,
Hospital
Administrator
RMINAL
MESSENGER
speakers
were
Bruce
Brown,
and
I
Dr.
p.
h.
Prousse.
of
Smithers.
.
...
O
V
i
and
ov.rl
lnnl,i.,rl
included
.
.....
.
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin,
said
Pete
died
of
a
fractured
hone
640-
PRINCE
RUPERT
SCHOOL
BOARD
ADULT
NIGHT
SCHOOL
Night
school
classes
will
be
offered
again
this
year
if
sufficient
pupils
enrol.
Last
year
classes
were
held
in
typewriting,
bookkeeping,
English
and
woodwork.
A
class
in
any
subject
can
be
held
if
fifteen
persons
want
it
and
if
a
teacher
is
available.
The
fee
for
twenty
two-hour
sessions
is
10.00.
payable
in
advance.
If
you
are
Interested,
phone
641,
or
write
the
High
School.
on
current
hospita!
problem
CFPR
at
6:15
p.m.
PRINCE
RUPtRT
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
MODERNIZATION
FUND
CAMPAIGN
in
those
present
were
Mayor
Giassey
and
Mrs.
Olassey
and
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin.
The
mayor
had
to
leave
a
bit
parly
for
a
council
meeting.
Julie
Anne
is
tne
first
daughter.
The
other
member
of
the
family
is
a
thirteen
year
old
son,
who
was
born
at
Toy
Sun
near
A".
DI
I.IVERIES
FULLY
INSt
RED
skull,
and
described
other
Injuries
to
the
head
and
body.
Case
continued
all
afternoon,
j
Jury
chosen
were:
Stan
Saville,
I
foreman:
Marcel
Blaine,
Robert
Armstrong,
Bert
Wouden,
Ray
McLean,
F,
J.
Hicks,
Wallace
Dell,
Albert
Lindseth,
George
Vieieck,
Sam
McLeod
an'd
L.
W.
Cronip.
I
3
TRUCKS
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
J
i
Hong
Kong.
I