..rilon
of
Fish
Not
So
Larg
it
Year
But
Value
Greater-
Membership
Increased
iual
Convention
Slfms
tonironiint
risiirwucn
Industry
Discussed
Includes
Traps
and
Japs
Irinz
the
1937
season
the
total
Auction
of
fish
of
the
Prince
Ru-
Flshermen's
Co-operative
As-
itinn
was
1.500.000
pounds.
ih
was
235,000
pounds
less
that
broductlon
of
1936.
The
total
i
value
of
the
fish
for
the
sea-
Lmounted
to
$161,000,000,
an
hi
ke
of
$8,600
over
1936.
The
to-
lost
of
selling
the
fish
for
the
season
was
$6,600
less
than
in
pse
fleures
were
presented
to
lannual
general
meeting
of
the
ice
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-op-
,ve
Association
which
was
neia
rince
Rupert
last
week.
:.e
consuming
branch
or
tne
:latton.
It
was
reported,
showed
sales
of
merchandise
and
fuel
,40.000
on
which
a
fair
profit
I
made
uring
the
year
one
new
fully
1
Ipped
camp
scow
was
built,
:ing
the
fifth
camp
owned
by
Association.
Two
salmon
pack-!
the
Ogdcn
and
Azurlte-were
:hasd
during
the
season.
This
ipmcnt
amply
supplied
the
pres-
necds
of
the
Association,
:e
season
was
marked
by
a
:e
increase
In
membership,
this
is
indicated
by
a
record
attcn-
ice
at
the
annual
meeting.
Dur-
1937
scventv-clzht
new
fisher-
bought
shares
In
the
Assocla-Durine
1036
there
had
been
increase
of
thirty-four.
he
annual
meetlne
of
the
As-
liatloii
wa.s
called
to
order
by
ry
Hansen,
the
president,
and
Wave
Normann
was
chosen
to
e
charge
as
chairman.
he
rctlrlne
directors
Leom
dvar
Arnulf
Derge,
Stanley
rnsen
and
Jack
Deane
were
ceeded
bv
Hcnrv
Jackson.
Faulk-
wr
Keith.
Martin
Bere
and
Jack
pane
Hf
ustave
Normann
and
A.O.
Morse
e
elected
auditors.
Resolution
Passed
'he
meetlnff
discussed
a
number
tftse
confrontlncr
t.hf
Industry
ccn-
iuy
-economical,
conservatlonai,
lartmcntal.
national
and
lnter-
Jional,
Mf
esolutlons
were
passed
strongly
icsung
the
Issuance
of
any
trap
lSlltion
of
the
four
main
producers
'
consumers
co-operatlvps
or
tne
IClflC
nn.1t..WVirmfn'
Pn-ntl-
atlve
Association
of
Seattle,
Kyu
ui
me
co-operative
movement
re
discussed,
tmiwtnnt.
."nurtres-
P"s
were
referred
to,
the
general
ll'C
till
rr
a
nf
.1.
.
at
another
ionference,
not
only
w'c
usnermen's
co-operative
as-
Singapore
Navy
Base
Is
Opened
I
PLANE
IS
WRECKED
Squadron
Leader
Earl
McLeod
Loses
Ship
on
Way
From
Here
to
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
11:
(CP)
According
to
wora
reccivea
ncrc
.
NEW
ORDER
OF
THINGS
new
Roumanian
government
sat
urday
issued
a
fourteen
pomi
pru-gram
assuring
the
nation
of
justice
and
peace
and
promising
a
new
rilcal
economic,
social
and
constitutional
reforms
s
nses
in
BrltUh
Columbia
and
g
Jewlsh
populatlon.
ently
recommendlnc
that
the,u'v
-
-
-
.i
i
wartments
of
fisheries
of
United
tes
and
Canada
work
in
close
WHDCratlon
t.n
nrnhlhit.
hleh
sea
.
-
-
f-
u
I
g.
Jlilng
by
Japanese
In
waters
con-
wus
to
Canada's
and
United
ftes'
DosspsslmiR.
l"he
meeting
passed
a
vote
of
inks
to
the
board
of
directors
d
management
of
1937
for
cf-ient
and
faithful
work.
I
An
Important
Event
Vancouctr
Wheat
itinnc
In
the
DrOVln
JVlIltt:
nrivn
'lvsnridLiuiig
r
i
tlve
Ideals
and
practices
similar
to
that
of
tne
u
j
was
under
con
St.
Francis
Xavler
of
B.C.
University
sldcratlon
by
the
at
the
present
time.
:IWINNFR
OF
iRFI.F.ASF.
BIG
PRIZE;
EXPECTED
Fortune
Comes
to
Vancouver
Man
Dominion
Will
Let
Unwln
And
From
Golden
Casket
Lottery
I
Powell
Go.
It
Is
Anticipated
At
Ottawa
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
14:
(CP)
on
strolte
RptUpmpnt
eovern-
here
said
that
Lafarr
was
not
thj
or.
dedicated
the
huge
dry
man
but
they
withheld
the
identity
dock,
the
most
Important
unit
:
oi
me
person
Denevea
w
oe
m-.
of
the
defense
works.
sir
winner
Thorn
rlprlared
that
the
na-
val
base
Is
not
a
challenge
to
war
but
an
Insurance
against
war.
:CAPSIZAL
4
IS
FATAL
Ferry
Boat
Upsets
at
Sydney
Australia
and
Eljht
Lives
Lost
SYDNEY,
Aust.,
Feb.
14:
ICP)--Elght
passengers
were
drownec
and
twelve
were
missing
after
thr.
r
......
knnt
Pntnv
tt;I
7pH
ann
i
tl
l
J
wv
,,uiii...
"
l
.
sank
In
Svdnev
Harbor
yesterday
Thp
nrrlrfpnt
occurred
when
manv
!
lof
150
Dasseneers
crowded
to
th;
'rail
to
watch
the
United
States
cruiser
Louisville
sail.
today
a
Royal
Air
Force
sea-
plane,
which
Squadron
Leader
j
J
14ft.,.e
Earl
MacLeod
and
Air
Engineer
LOuQOIl
ilCdlO
D.
II.
McUan
were
bringins
to
Vancouver
fromTrlnce
where
it
had
been
engaged
coast
defense
reconnaissance
surveys,
was
wrecked
in
a
gale
at
Alert
Bay.
The
plane
had
left
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
afternoon
and
was
delayed
at
Alert
Bay
by
bad
weather.
Neither
MacLeod
nor
McLean
were
aboard
the
moored
machine
when
the
storm
struck
and
battered
it
against
rocks.
nupcrt
back
of
Metlakatla
eed
in
.
The
following
story
under
a
Washington,
D.
C,
headline
was
recently
published
In
the
Sunday
Mirror
of
London,
England:
"Auditor's
ledgers
of
the
Indian
Office
here
have
disclosed
a
mod
ern
Utopia
In
the
Indian
village
of
Metlakatala
In
southeastern
ai
aska
self-sustaining.,
making,
money,
and
has
never
receive:,
outside
relief.
'The
1936
accounts
of
the
sal
mon
cannery
at
Metlakatla
show
hit
thn
Income
to
the
Indians
from
their
cannery
lease
amounts',
to
$111,694.95.
The
cannery
I;
'owned
In
common
by
the
village
d
rhlld
rcceivor
IIlOll,
Roumanian
Dictatorship
Promises
approximately
$200
as
a
share
o
Trosperiiy
uags
uij'3i.v,..
lne
annuui
To
Expel
Jews
"Dating
bock
to
1837.
the
vll
lage
of
Metlakatla
has
had
a
re
BUCHAREST,
Roumanld,
Feb.
14:
cord
0(
unbroken
economic
Inde
(CP)
With
military
rule
and
cen-ipedence."
sorshlp
to
silence
opposition,
the
HOCK.
L
Y
OLLKco
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Saturday
Scores
.New
York
Rangers,
5;
Montreal
Including
organized
emigration
oi
chcag0
Biackhawks,
Manle
Leafs,
1.
I
Kiin
1mv
Srnros
Jot
Trailers'
Co-operative
Assocl-
belonging
to
the
Co-opera
tive
un
CKggj
iyer
in
January
OtVCClia
iuu
held
If
on
of
Vancouver
Island,
North
Ion
of
Canada,
be
Toronto
Montreal
Maroons,
1;
New
York!
Transfers.
4.
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
14:
(CP)-
Toronto
Maple
Leafs.
1;
Chicago
Wheat
was
trading
at
$1.38!b
on
Backhawks,
1
(overtime
tie),
the
Vancouver
market
today.
New
York
Americans.
2;
Detroit
Red
Wings
2
loverumeuej.
ItAK
SILVER
I
Montreal
Canadicns,
0;
Boston
,,
Bruins
1
(overtime).
vi.-w
VORK:
ICIM
-l'r
'
:
pacific
COAST
LEAGUE
vcr
as
unchanircil
"t
4
Wi
V'
Sunday's
Games
fine
ounci'
on
the
New
mrK
mi.--
Seattle
SeahawKs,
u;
sponanc
al
market
today.
I
clippers.
3.
.Delations
but
of
all
the
co
oper-
onnpt-V
T
ire
Ull
ana
Trollers'
Co-operative
As-
1939,
w
fJacfa
nrlnv
Nation
of
the
Queen
charlotte
ands
arid
Prince
Rupert
Fishery's
Co-operative
Association
of
'nee
Rupert.
Also
In
attendance
S
Mr
Dpnlnvo
mxrolnrv
i1
the
ancouvcr
and
District
Co-opcra-
council.
Many
Important
prln-
...
I
.
&
Vf-T
'I
VI
II
II
Ii
1.1114
UV
I
M
m
m
m
H
It
IV
was
WU9
noieu
"
--
w7HC,C,vj.vv
a,
vmmj
duration
for
the
train
Jl
it
Ins
of
managers
and
leaae
,
o
w
,
provincial
police'
boat
P.M.L,
operative
aoclet
e
was
'
.
.
wM
dlspatcned
jttte
this
morning
iranc
of
St.
by
the
University
Riyer
after
u
Xavler
in
Nova
scoua.
been
Qf
a.,a
ot
vcrslty
of
British
Columbla
througn
Its
Department
of
'
ra
vlclnlty
of
Oceanic
Cannery
on
the
two
courses
ava
aoe
"
A
course
onl&lAe
of
Smlth
Mand.
was
feared
that
the
cannery
might
be
workers
in
Alberta,
will
llkelv
be
I
ordered
released
by
the
Dominion
government.
The
dispatch
savs'
that
the
dls-nosltton
seems
to
be-
to
Hl;ti'nulsh
between
these
men
and
those
of
a
'
type
ordinarllv
convicted
undei
h
criminal
Code.
An
excess
of.
7eal.
rather
than
criminal
ten
I
jof
the
slander
law
In
this
case,
j
TODAY
5
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
jollSbton
Co.
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.16j.
?
Bralorne,
8.95.
Aztec.
.07
Vj.
.r
.
,.
....
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.95
Dentonla,
.10.
Mlnto,
.03
U.
r
Falrvlew,
.04Tb.
"
'.
Noble
Five,
.03'2.
'
x
.
(
Pcnd
Orlellc,
1.75.
''
Pioneer,
2.96.
Porter
Idaho,
.02.
Premier,
2.12,
Reeves
McDonal
3
Rcrio,
.55.
Relief
Arlington,
.22.
Reward,
.05.
,
Salmon
Gold,
.07.
Taylor
Bridge,
.05.
Premier
Border,
.01
ii-
Sllbak
premier,
2.00.
Congress,
.01.
Home
Gold,
.01
Vi-Grand
view,
.07
i.
ma'.an.
.ui',2.
Quatslno
Copper,
Halda
Gold.
.05U.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.26
Vi.
Calmont,
.48.
C.
&
E.,
2.71.
Freehold.
.0534.
Hargal.
.20.
.04.
McDougal
Segur,
.23'2.
,
v."
Mercury,
.16.
"
'Si';-,
Okalta,
2.03.
Vv
Pacalta,
.12.
'
Home
Oil.
1.22.
Toronto
ty
Beattie,
1.35.
'!
Central
Patricia,
2.55.
Gods
Lake,
.57.
Little
Long
Lac,
5.25.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
.94.
Pickle
Crow,
4.75.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore.
.25.
San
Antonio.
1.30.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.4U
Smelters
Gold,
.01
Vs.
.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
ll5.
"
Oklend,
18'2.
Mosher,
.19.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.40.
'
Stadacona,
.25.
Frontier
Red
Lake,
.05.
Francoeur,
.38.
Moneta,
2.23.
Bouscadlllac,
.03.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.29;
Bankfleld.
.85.
East
Malartlc,
1.40.
'
Preston
East
Dome.
1.18,
Hutchison
Lake,
.12:
1
Dawson
White,
.02.
Aldermac,
.47.
Kerr
Addison,
2.03.
Uchl
Gold,
1.53.
.
.
Martin
Bird.
.44.
Hardrock,
1.75.
Int.
Nickel,
49.25.
)f
Noranda,
60.00.
Card
of
Thanks
Mrs.
Oeorge
Wclghtman
wishes
to
thank
all
those
who
sent
flowers
or
extended
sympathy
at
the
,
a
Mimia
nf
conra
mm
iimn
nf
her'
recent
uercavement
in'
UUlllMK
WMUptV
V
J
VH
u
"
v
"
----
I
Will
Clear
SINOAPORE,
Feb.
14:
(CP)
(CP)
Mrs
Mrs.
Louis
Louis
Lafarr
Laiarr
said
saia
todav
toaay
that
mat
VANCOUVER.
VANC-uuvr.it.
Feb.
rcn.
14:
11.
(CP)
w
Word
"
...
-
.
i
,
.
.
...i
j.
j
..,
uii,4
hi
,
viniior
Province
savs
In
3
Vi
thn
rltv
that
the
Department
T
i
up
rjnnire
s
i
r
ii
it
si.
naval
t
uuouauu
wao
ucntftu
w
wv
-
-
i
,tt;
.,wm.v.
.
.
-
j
Large
Area
On
Harbor
has
been
received
in
CAHANIS
l.s
blamed
for
the
breach
Takinc
APPEALING
Conviction
on
Itbbr
With
Violence
Charge
To
Higher
Court
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
14:
(CP)
1
Charles
H.
Cahan
jr.
has
launched
Slash
in
Sinalr
Kate
Subject
to
lies.
olution
Unemployment
Insurance
Endorsed
A
Tncctina
of
ths
uncmuloyed
J
war.
held
last
night
hi
protest
at
the
tcccnt
relief
cut
of
$2.10
ior
single
men
per
month.
The
unanimous
opinion
was
that
It
was
impossible,
to
even
exist
on
the
present
$10.50
per
month
which
the
single
men
are
now
receiving.
Also
a
resolution
In
favor
of
Fed-
rnl
iinimtilnvmctit.
Insurance
Was
1,1.1,
minii(..u;..i....
.
endorsed
and
f
brwarded
to
the
Rt.
Triple
Island-
wind,
sea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Part
cloudy1,
easterly
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.96;
temperature,
20;
light
swell.
I
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
barometer,
29.96;
temperature,
20;
light
swell.
Estcvan
Clear,
northerly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
sninnth
BLASTING
STARTING
an
appeal
from
conviction
on
a
irhArs
of
rohberv
with
violence
In
Armqur
Salvage
Co.
Awarded
Con.
.connection
-with
the
robbery
of.
a
tract
For
Gravel
To
Be
Used
'
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Bank
In
Federal
Building
j
of
Commerce
on
December
1
foi
-
which
he
was
sentenced
to
sever.
Blasting
of
Rock
on
the
exca-
ycars'
Imprisonment.
-
vatlon
for
the
new
federal;
build-Announcement
of
the
appeal
was
ins
0n
Third
Avenue
is
starting
made
today
by
Clement
Car-
today
and
It
was
suggested
on
the
SMITHERS
MAN
DIES
John
A.
Macdonald
Succumbs
Suddenly
at
Prince
Gcorse
Hospital
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
at
Ot-
SMITH
ERS,
Feb.
14:
(Special
to
tawa.
j
Dally
News):
One
of
the
old
tint
Today's
Weather
(Government
"lri''
ers
of
Smlthers
passed
away
whe
John
A.
Macdonald
died
In
hosp!
tal
at
Prince
George
Sunday
after-
Inoon.
He
had
entered
hospital
tnt
day
before
with
a
bad
earache
Clear,
northeast
1
which
proved
to
be
a
mastoid
af
fection
and
died
on
Sunday.
Mr.
Macdonald
was
a
native
of
Port
Hastings,
Ca-?e
Breton
Island
Nova
Scotia,
where
.his
relatives
reside,
and
was
about
sixty-thret
years
of
age.
He
was
In
the
Kloi.
dyke
rush
of
"Ninety
Eight,"
coming
to
Smlthers
ahead
of
the"
rail-nay.
He
went
overseas
during
th-;
war
and
served
In
France
and
29.80.
Palestine,
'
victoria
Ralnine.
northeast
wind;
barometer,
.
29.80
Deceased
was
for
manv
years
a
tie
ui"
niai'ixn
lnsnector
for
the
Canadian
Na
-
..
.
Vancouver
Raining,
northeast
Hnni
T?niiwnvs
nnd
was
also
roai
Wind,
IOUr
milCS
pvi
uuiu,
uaiuiu-
ctcr.
29.82.
Bull
Harbor
Clear,
calm;
bar
ometer,
29.80;
temperature,
38;
sea
Alert
Bay
Part
cloudy,
tigw.
shocked
to
northwest
wind:
barometer,
29.72;
lp'mnerature12a.
Aiyansh-Light
clouds,
calm,
6a.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
northeast
wind,
11a.
Anyox
Clear,
northeast
wind,
15a.
Stewart
Clear,
northeast
wind,
1
ia
Hnzelton
Cloudy,
calm,
7a.
Smlthers
Overcast,
cast
wind,
Oceanic
was
partly
destroyed
by
the
death
0r
her
mouier,
Mrs.
ucv
..
flre
sic
Clarkston.
Bums
Lake-Dull,
calm,
3
3
above
above
Tomorrow's
Tides
Today's
Weather
am
(I
A-MJ
Ik
High
1:44
a.m.
22.0
ft.
13:50
p.m.
22.9
ft.
Prince
Rupert-Clear,
northerly
Low
7:51
a.m.
4.0
ft.
Hnd.
four
miies
p-'
20:15
p.m.
1.6
ft.
29.88;
sp'
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
fUICE:
5
ChlS
NO.
37.
V,
$
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
14,
19
38.
su
jents
l-OP
HERE
IS
GROWING;:
Plan
Big
Offensive
Franco
To
Put
Million
Men
Into
Field
So
As
To
Bring
War
To
End
base
called
the
Gibraltar
of
!wlnner.of
$100,000
In
the
Austral
Jdlspatch
from
Its
Ottawa
corres-
of
Defenre
will
In
the
very
the
Far
East
was
opened
for-
llan
Oolden
Casket
Lottery
but
sht'.pondent
today
that
the
prevalent
near
future
call
for
tenders
for
Commander-in-Chief
of
Rebels
Hopes
to
Urin
Idea
In
Parliamentary
circles
I
..
clearing
35
acres
of
land
at
a
Desull
not
mally
here
today.
Thousands
was
sure.
(
C(
Qn
gccon(i
Anniversary
officials
of
the
lotten
that
J.
H.
Unwln
M.
J,
A
and
G
.
point
on
Prince
Rupert
Harbor.
cheered
cheered
as
as
Sir
Sir
Shenton
Shenton
Thorn-
Tnom-
,
Unnamed
unnumeu
uuroau
ui
uic
wiwk
Filjlltilig
Continues
v
P,vh?p11
Inlled
Social
cretu'
Conflict
iultory
HENDAYE,
France,
February
14:
(CP)
General
Francisco
Franco
is
massing
an
insurgent
army
of
nearly
one
million
men
for
a
spring
offensive
designed
to
end
the
Spanish
conflict,
dispatches
from
Salamanca
headquarters
claimed
today.
The
insurgent
general
staff
is
represented
as
being
confident
that
the
war
will
be
terminated
on
me
OtLWHU
.
,
w.
j
start.
Meantime
desultory
fighting
continues
around
Teruel
and
BOTTLES
POPPED
TERRACE,
Feb.
14:
It
was
a
mlchael
who
assisted
Cahan
In
hli
j0b
this
morning
that
It
would
be
snectacular
fire
at
Terrace
defence.
Relief
Cut
Is
Protested
Fire
at
Terrace
on
Wednesday
was
Spectacular
Conflagration
unwise
for
people
,vr..v
to
congregate
a-
-w
-
.
wpdnesdav
VVEUUCaUdT
afternoon
ajVVlMWWM
when
"
.
last
the
AKAnluiiifB
ry
nnrlf
thPir
rarS
.
m
u
OUaa
In
wVi1Vt
"
that
pedestrians;
as
fas
as
pos-
dominion
Telegraphs
went
up
In
siuic,
wouiu
uc
me
iai
j.mi
v
smoke
and
name.
the
street.
:
At
0ne
o'clock
black
clouds
were
It
was
announced
this
morning
Qereved
where
until
then
.that
the
sub-contract
for
gravel
supply
had
been
let
by
Bennett
(a
White
to
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
and
the
sub-contract
for
electrical
work
to
J.
H.
McRae
Co.
of
had
been
only
the
white
misi
oi
snow
which
was
being
whirled
by
a
strong
northeast
wind.
Flames
of
fire
quickly
reached
right
across
the
street
and
It
.was
fortunate
that
they
were
In
the
direction
of
an
open
expense
of
the
railway
land
bordering
the
track.
Damage
Is
estimated
at
$10,000.
Although
heroic
attempts
were
made
to
save
the
bottles,
most
of
them
popped
off
like
pistols.
The
building
was
totally
destroy
ed.
Thomas
Walsh,
In
charge
01
the
telegraph
office,
was
successful
In
saving
much
of
hts
equipment
and
this
was
soon
being
set
up
in
another
building
nearby.
Another
Fire
Curiously
there
was
a
mysterious
outbreak
of
fire
late
the
same
night
.n
the
cottage
hospital
which
however
was
extinguished
before
much
harm
was
done.
This
appears
to
have
been
started
by
some
person
who
entered
during
the
absence
01
Dr.
Mills,
who
uses
the
building.
Weather
horecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
remains
low
off
the
coast
while
fine
moderately
cold
weather
prevails
over
Northern
British
Columbia.
government
at
smitners
a
iew
ooudy
and
cold
today
and
Tuesday,
years
nro
H
vcr-
"'ell
known
1
W3St
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-
nil
alon?
the
line
and
had
manv
Mo:Jerate
to
fresn
northeast
winds,
c.'oc
friends
In
Smlthers
who
we.r'
hear
of
his
suddet
temperature,
37;
sea
smooth.
it
is
expected
the.
funeral
wli:
Prince
George
Clear,
northerly
tpke
nlace
at
Smlthers
on
Thurs-wtnd,
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer
afternoon
in
the
Canadian
30.36.
Legion
plot,
J
Terrace
Clear,
northeast
winn
DARING
FEAT'
Rain
has
occurred
over
Vahcouver
island
and
lower
mainland
with
snow
general
over
the
Interior.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
IMte
Islands
Fresh
northeast
superintendent
for
the
provincial
vin(jj.
becoming
stronger,
part
.
.
.
a
I
m
.
nostly
cloudy
and
a
little
colder
with
rain
or
sleet.
PASSING
OF
COLUMNIST
O.
O.
Mclntyrc,
Who
Wrote
About
LUNENBURG.
N.S.,
Feb.
14:
(CP)
1
Everyday
Things
In
New
-Walter
Rafuse.
Lunenburg
native
York,
Dies
now
residing
In
Boston,
climbed
20
1
feet
out
on
a
beam
atop
the
new
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
14:
(CP)-.-
26-storey
Suffolk
County
court-
O.
O.
Mclntre,
newspaper
column-
house
and
placed
an
American
nag
i
on
the
peak
of
the
$5,000,000
struc
ture,
according
to
word
received
here.
1st,
to
whom
millions
of
North
Americans
looked
for
Impressions,
of
New
York-City,
died
today.
Ko
was
fifty-three
year's
of
ajc,
ft
V.
?