St!
-
.
V
V
with
a
plea
of
self-CaJkoskl
claimed
that
he
:
-d
certain
lnirte
from
:
k
by
Rutter
and
that
done
anything
more
i"
1;b
considered
necessary
,w...
defence.
Rutter.
he
t
;d
been
the
actual
as-
:
'-rday
afternoon
crown
t,he
trial
was
coroplei-
ma
t.
ti,
surnment
was
taken
,
x
srning
when
accused
stand.
Addresses
of
rr
L
McLennan
for
the
i
1
T
W
Brown
for
the
wed
after
which
the
irged
by
Mr.
Justice
A
feature
of
the
Ustl-
;e
case
case
iKiBj
yesterday
ai-
blllty
of
this
evl-discussed
at
some
'he
Jury
out
of
the
During
that
lime
all
fr.ocra
were
examined
'jok
place
and.
at
the
:
f
the
discussion
before
rt
turned,
the
Judge
satisfied
that
the
ac
'-?!ood
the
warning
and
l.i
any
way
intimidated
a
to
make
the
statement
Z
iike
an
hour
was
spent
f
make
sure
that
ac-being
protected
in
con-wi'.h
the
evidence
sub-
lh
inrv
(
t:r
t
witness
In
the
after-,
Hjr
r..-
Alex
Nell
McMillan,
a
0Mhi'w7
worker,
who
was
living
wr-tholmc
Rooms
at
tne
heard
a
noise
and
"took
s
of
It.
He
then
heard
ssKar
and
rushed
out
to
una
Itct
Mltinir
r.n
the
floor
and
Jit
X.
trying
to
gouge
out
the
1
-
ryes.
At
any
rate
that
was
appeared
to
him.
Cross-
il
hv
Mr
McLennan
he
cant
Jacklln
gave
evidence
it
when
he
arrived
on
th?
in;
Rutter
was
lvlne
on
his
h
bleedlne
and
he
ordered
a
Ctor
to
be
called.
He
then
ar-
ited
accused
and
charged
him
h
attempted
murder
and
warn
ihim
carefully.
He
went
to
great
PR'.hs
to
make
sure
that
the
tn
understood
Rullkoskl
said:
I
understand
all
right."
witness
said
accused
had
been
orderly
prisoner
and
had
pn
no
temper
since
he
was
ar-
ttpd,
nonstable
W.
J.
Currle
told
of
em
British
Columbia.
.l-.
i
iv,.
leaned
lUed
lion.
Orote
Stirling.
Conservative
Member
of
Parliament
for
Yale,
has
drawn
the
attention
of
the
government
at
Ottawa
to
the
Austrian's
activities
and
some
definite
action
will
be
taken,
he
Is
assured.
Stirling
said
that
the
film
con
rifle,
also
a
rifle
carton
which
he,
had
taken
from
Sullkoskl's
room
iurles
in
some
detail.
The
most
Rotary
Delegation
Is
Due
Here
Late
This
Afternoon;
To
Remain
Until
Midnight
Carrying
some
275
persons
bound
for
the
Rotary
Club
district
convention
at
Juneau,
the
Alaska
Steamship
Co.'s
flagship
Aleutian,
Capt.
Nilsen,
is
due
in
port
at
4:30
this
afternoon
from
Seattle.
At
midnight
the
Aleutian
will
sail
in
continuation
of
her
northward
voyage.
The
local
Rotary
Club
had
arranged
for
a
full
program
of
entertainment
for
the
visitors
while
here
but,
since
the
steamer
is
two
and
a
half
hours
later
in
arriving
than
had
been
expected,
this
has
had
to
be
revised
somewhat
at
the
last
moment
However,
efforts
will
be
made
to
show
the
visitors
around
as
muqh
as
possible
during
their
stay.
The
principal
social
leature
will
be
a
dance
in
the
Armoury
confined
to
Rotarians
and
their
ladies.
sisted
chiefly
of
"Hell
Hitlers-
and
I'
the
singing
of
"Deutschland
Uber
-
-
-
,
15m:..M,".,"am
Lyon
SOVIET
IS
ment
was
already
taking
such
steps
in
the
matter
as
it
considered
fit-1
ting.
The
censor
said
that
the
film
had
-
a
vercuci
is
pxiu
the
Qkanagan
Valley
and
in
Nel-"v
son
but
that
was
not
definite
Vcsvds
Statement
INSISTENT
Standi
by
Its
Demand
that
Antl-Aggression
Pact
be
Along
Full
Military
Guarantee
Lines
!
MOSCOW.
May
16:
CP
It
ts
ln-
serious
Injury,
that
to
the
eye.
.
was
or
an
unusual
type.
It
had
Lord
Tlymouth
Quils
As
He
Is
No
vMnw
heen
caused
bv
a
sharp-
Loncer
Needed
For
Connection
'edged
Instrument.
The
doctor's
With
Upper
House
evidence
was
that
Rutter's
wounos
could
hardly
have
been
sen
Inflicted.
Shortly
before
6
o'clock
yester
day
afternoon,
the
case
was
aa-Journed
until
10:30
this
morning
Jurors
not
serving
in
tnis
case
were
excused
until
2:15
this
after
noon.
Accused's
Own
Story
The
evidence
of
Nick
Sullkoskl
complicated
the
task
of
the
Jury
In
maklnir
its
final
decision
Whereas
up
t0
that
time
Nick
had
been
looked
uoon
as
the
aggressor
Vita
nvlripnrp
SU
ecested
that
the
other
man
was
the
asgressor
and
he
the
Injured
husband
In
the
case.
to
the
Wcstholme
Rooms!
Dr.
j.
p,
cade
was
the
first
tli
Constable
T.
A.
Stewart.
Rut-.wltnesS-
ne
told
of
being
called
r
Was
llHnn
nn
I
Via
VlixVll.11
'
.
.
.
.
II.
4
nttpnil
attend
'
j'"b
'
""""
(to
vne
ponce
oiecoing
with
Sullkoslcl
ver
him.
Mrs.
Sullkoskl
and
CMliian
were
trying
to
haul
him
station
to
Sullkoskl.
There
was
a
cut
on
his
(Continued
on
Page
Three)
LONDON.
May
16:
(CP)
Lord
has.
resigned
as
Under
Plymouth
.
..
who
v,
had
K.n
been
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson,
in
tp
treat
Ruttert
eye
n-
5
nQ
replacemcnt
as
Lord
Halifax,
the
Secretary,
himself
can
speak
for
his
department
in
the
House
of
Lords.
Port
Of
Portland
Has
Been
Closed
Shtnninr
Interests
Have
Made
Good
Their
Threat
Following
Strike
PORTLAND,
Oregon,
May
16:
Portland
shipping
Interests
have
made
good
their
threat
to
close
the
port
In
view
of
the
longshore
men's
strike
in
protest
against
the
discharge
of
three
workers
of
the
Luckenbach
line.
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
a
trip
to
Smlth-ers
to
conduct
a
session
of
County
Court.
His
son,
Harold,
Is
accompanying
him.
READING
OF
WHEAT
BILL
I
-
'
.
....
It-o
t
w
m
m.mlwrt
r4.ntlm.M-
the
statement
of
Intention
to
shoot
Mon
agreement.
In
utter
"and
Minself
lie
was
sitting-
1
the
tne
bench
bench
glaring
glaring
at
at
Rutter
Rutter.
on
rri
r
n
only
a
short
distance
away
Th-I
raialgar
JOUare
room
was
In
a
state
of
general.
disorder
with
furniture
broken
and
upset,
dishes
strewn
about,
blood
on
the
floor.
There
was
a
bullet
hole
in
the
celling
neari
the
door.
Witness
Identified
the
Is
Being
Improved
Two
Fine
New
Fountains
Being-
Installed
As
Memorials
To
Admirals
and
a
box
of
shells.
Under
cross-
examination.
Currle
said
he
had'
LONDON,
May
16:
P
Tra-not
seen
the
knife
in
anyone's
If
aigar
square
Is
half
fenced
off
hands.
these
days
while
Improvements
Constable
Stewart's
evidence
was'are
being
made.
Two
old)
fountains
enUrely
corroboraUve
of
Currle's.
Injuries
Described
The
evidence
of
Dr.
C.
H.
Hank
Inson,
who
attended
Rutter.
waj;
read
to
thf
court
In
the
absence
of
the
doctor
who
was
too
111
to
attend
the
court,
being
too
111
too
travel.
The
doctor's
evidence
scribed
the
nature
of
Rutter'
t
Kiused
was
wearing
an
over-
punes.
sain
mey
n.
by
a
sharp
Instrument.
They
could
t
h'j
vision
was
nartly
ob-
have
been
caused
Dy
a
oreaaanue
-rl
it-
..in
.ure
that
toieh
.was
shown
courtoroy
11
---Pt
was
being
made
ok-
Ruttcrs
eyes
out.
He
tried
"k"
"UV""VT
'
:
ui
u
.
.!
...
.Ij
u..
.,-lslow
but
nrogreslve.
In
due
course
wp-ii
i
iic
man
on
bhu,
uj
mo
---
-
-
.
.
..
rf
sk.
...
.
..
i
n..uL..i.i
he
should
reealn
the
tun
and
s
ne
ponce
arnvca,
ouh..---
-
.
are
being
removed
ano
repiacea
uy
two
fine
new
ones
named
for
Admiral
Jelllcoe
and
for
Admiral
Beatty.
j
Resignation
Of
Under
Secretary
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
O.
Jotiaatoa-
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.15.
Bralome.
11.10.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.15.
Dentonla,
.02H.
Falrvlew.
.05'
ask).
Oold
Belt.
.44.
1
Hedley
Mascot,
.83.
Mlnto.
.02.
Noble
Five.
.01.
Pacific
Nickel.
.16.
Pend
Orlelle,
US.
Pioneer,
2.45.
Premier,
1.88.
Privateer,
152.
Reeves
McDonald,
.21.
Reno,
.50.
Relief
Arlington,
.09
Reward,
.02
Vi.
Salmon
Gold,
.10.
Sheep
Creek,
1.05.
Hedley
Amalg..
.01
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.14.
Calmont,
.32.
C.
&
E..
2.00.
k
(ask).
Freehold,
,02
Vs.
Home,
2.15
(ask).
Pacalta,
.05.
Royal
Canadian,
.lTi,'
'
Okalta,
1.05.
Mercury,
.06.
Prairie
'R6yaltfcsiJi'
'
Toronto
'.
"
i
Aldermac,
.20V.
Beattle.
1.16.
Central
Pat.,
2.35.
Cons..
Smelters,
40.251
East
Malartlc.
2.30,
Francoeur,
,18.
Gods
Lake,
.32.
Hard
Rock.
1.04.
Int.
Nickel,
47.25.
Kerr
Addison,
1.63.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.70.
'
,
MeLeod
Cockshutt,
1.05
"
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.39
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
lZi
Moneta,
1.05.
,f
Noranda,
78.25.
'
-Pickle
Crow,
4.80.
Preston
E.
Dome.
San
Antonio,
1.50
Sherrltt
Gordon,
Stadacona.
,48Vi.
Uchl
Gold,
1.15.
Bouscadillac,
.06.
Mosher.
.13
Oklend,
.07.
Smelters
Oold,
.04
1.37.
.95.
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Tides
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TAXI
hi:
1235
pin.
18.0
ft.
6:20
p-rn.
40
ft.
V
jprn.
8.9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
TO
ATTEND
KING'S
CARS
Tom
Johnston
of
CN.lt.
Sleeping,
Cars
to
AUend
His
Majesty
j
WINNIPEG.
May
16.
Thomas
Carroll
Johnston,
better
known
to
the
travelling
public
as
"Tommy."
who
has
been-
In
the
sleeping'
and
dining
car
service
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
for
nearly
twenty
vears,
ts
on
his
way
to
Ottawa'
where
he
will
take
over
the
duties
of
teward
to
His
Excellency,
the
Governor
Oeneral,
during
the
time
'it
the
visit
of
Their
Mantles
to
this
country.
While
the
King
and
Oueen
are
visiting
Camda
and
making
use
of
the
special
railway,
mr
of
the
Governor
General.
Mr.
Johnston
will
fill
in
the
duties
ot
Chief
Steward
on
the
two
special
carr.
that
have
been
assigned
to
the
Governor
General,
the
Mount
Stephen
and
the
Strathcona.
i
Attending
royalty
and
vice
regal
pa-ties
Is
nothing
new
i
vs.
united
states
poio
games
were
played.
Mr.
Johnston
later
served
as
valet-steward
to
the
famous
Wil-
TRAIN
AW
AY
LATE
Due
to
a
derailment
on
the
Tete
Jaune
subdivision,
tonight's
train
from
the
East,
due
at
11
o'clock,
is
at
least
twelve
hours
late,
it
was
stated
this
afternoon
at
railway
offices
here.
ON
ATLANTIC
FLIGHT
ST.
JOHN'S,
Newfoundland
Carl
Backman,
youthful
Swedish
aviator,
attempting
a
flight
to
North
America,
took
off
early
today
on
the
second
leg
of
a
projected
transAtlantic
hop
which
began
yesterday
at
Bangor,
Maine.
I
Backman
is
flying
an
aerial
gas
tank
with
little
space
left
in
the
plane
for
navigating
devices
and
no
radio.
GREETED
BY
SUNSHINE
QUEBEC
The
liner
Empress
of
Australia,
carrying
the
King
and
Queen
to
Canada,
sped
along
the
Tom
j
Gaspe
Coast
in
glorious
sunshine
Johnston.
He
was
born
in
Bally-,
today.
The
pilot
will
be
picnea
up
mena.
Northern
Ireland,
and.
at
on
at
Father
Point
to
take
the
the
aee'of
thirteen
loined
hl
uncle
vessel
on
the
last
lay
of
its
eleven
who
was
steward
at
the
House
of
dar
trio
from
England.
Historic
Lords
and
was
annotated
a
oagej
Quebec
is
teeming
with
expectant
Seventy
Cent
Fixed
Price
Measure
y.
During
the
next
two
years
he
thousands
and
is
impatiently
Is
Further
Advanced
By
had
many
VstU
to
the
royal
?ourt
J
ticking
off
hours
that
bring
Their
Ottawa
House
receptions
at
Buckingham
Palace.
Maiesties
nearer
to
their
epoch-
On
manv
ocralon
he
"footed
thei
leaking
visit
to
Canada.
When
OTTAWA.
May
16:
(CP
Th'
,.i.i
errlae"
vhi
when
mi
euests
were
were
belne
Being
I
thev
et
foot
on
Canadian
soil
at
off
Finally
Rullknxkl
u-at
i9tH
OlCaiea
Here
inai
Uie
government
nuux
ui
uuuuuoiia
last
nuw
sc
nr..ented
to
King
Edward
VII
ana
mmorrnw
morning
.uu.u
t
ence
oi
cr";,and
pickfd
u
gJfull
military
pact
with
Oreat
Bri-
guaranteed
Initial
wheat
Iprice
of
JohnsUn
Wt
the
old
country
and
i
of
a
statement
made,""
'""t'
.nen.D5r,i..,
,
Suh
10c
txr
bushel
on
the
basis
of
No
oh
f
v,u
.
.
.,
.-.-
.u.
.
r
i.irani
jacum
enierea
Alter
nem
--
-
-
.
-
.
mm
vu
1
c.rccuy
"ivci
wic
'
i-
th
nnoUllnru
for
an
antl-aeeres-
1
Northern
at
Fort
WUllam
mis
au.
m
tn
tki
rharffe
of
1
.
hniti
umn.u
..!...
of
Soviet
Russia
wUl
insist
upon
a
third
reading
to
the
btUlllxtng
a
0,1M.n
Alexandra.
In
1905
Mr.'
Ftandard
Time)
a
twenty-one
effect
that
after
he
warned
more
.than
once
-
pt
made
to
stop
him
;
k,
had
said:
"i
In
.z:
the
ded
to
shoot
myself
have
been
shot
oxvi
iiruciLraiT
vunra.
irciura
nuns
-
"
"
.
-"
year.
Prairie
jnembers,
dntlnued
the
toperrt,ion
f
a
soecial
dinner,
-ineir
insisience
uia
uic
Bui-
Birerl
oy
the
great
soortsTjan.
Harry
jteed
price
should
be
no
less
than
payne
tnev.
wnen
the
England
i
last
year's
80c.
run
royal
salute
will
boom
the
news
from
the
citadel.
--
CLOSE
CLL
FROM
FIRE
NEW
WESTMINSTER
Awakened
by
cracklinr
flames,
Mrs.
.Alike
Gidow
was
forced
to
jump
for
her
life
in
nitht
attire
from
her
home
here.
The
houe
was
.n
family
during
several
seasons
of
(
destroyf.d
th
loss
of
$1000.
wimer
cruises,
ror
mc
uuee
years
he
was
under-butler
for
Hon.
,
William
Salamon.
well
known
New
York
broker.
Coming
to
Canada,
he
was
appointed
to
wait
on
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Connaughtl
and
the
Princess
Patricia
at
Gov-'
ernment
House.
He
served
in
a:
clmllor
ranaritv
vhen
His
ROVal
ui.n.cc
f
hp
Prinrnf
Wales
visited,
economic
domination
of
Jugo
4
4SASt.t?k(
v.
....
-
.
in
-Winnipeg.
siavia
as
pan
ui
u
huif's"
j
He
Joined
the
Canadian
National
southeastern
Europe.
'
Railways
in
1920
and
Is
one
of
the,
,
I
best
known
rieeplng
car
conductors(
Ion
the
western
region.
.
Argentine
Canned
Beef
Preference
I
Being
Protested
Jlted
States
stock
raisers,
It
Is
as-I
serted.
I
Strike
In
Alaska
nnon
Id
liuvY
liiicaiciitu
Longshoremen
In
Territory
Are
Demanding
Ten
Cent
Increase
In
Pay
GERMANY
AND
JUGOSLAVIA
BELGRADE,
Jugoslavia
Final
arrangements
are
expected
to
be
made
this
week
wherebv
Jugoslavia
will
accept
an
$8,000,000
Macey's
Coffee
House
i
xxvni
w.
.
.
.
PRINCE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
uUPEKT,
B.C.,
B.U.,
TUESDAY,
l
ULoiAi,
.
MAY
viai
16,
io,
1939.
vjoj.
.
'
'
.
I
ii
..ii-iu-inii
i
1
1
..-
i.--
'--
Lanlda
Waits
To
Greet
Its
King
CTWAS
I)
Mil
IN
SELF
defence;
It
lira
"
'"
Buuaoim
ilntt
Chane
Of
Attempted
K
...
t..l.
tr..u.
i
CuJkoskl,
who
u
bem
t:
'
::s
a
jury
at
the
8up-
tc
.!
attempted
murder
of
"
?r
m
an
an
ray
ai
me
iOBJECTS
TO
I
NAZI
FILM
Authorities
Actlnr
in
Connection
!
with
Propaganda
Alleged
to
be
Dominated
in
British
Columbia
VANCOUVER.
May
18:
(CPi
A
member
of
the
British
Columbia
board
of
moving
picture
censors
says
that
he
understands
the
police
are
HAarrhtnu
fnr
an
Amtrlan
Narl
rr.
Rooms
on
February
15.
who
u
conting
a
wrles
of
iec.
k
the
aland
himself
this
turM
and
n..
.h0winz
in
couth-
PBICE:
&
CENTS
UN
rKlJJAI
Revised
Schedule
For
Tour
Of
King
and
Queen
In
Canada
Is
Announced
credit
from
Nati
Germany.
It
is
(
evident
that
Germany
is
to
obtain
;j
J;
I1T
.
Halibut
Sales
53c
Betty.
16,000.
Pacific
7.4c
CHEYENNE,
Wyoming.
May
16.
and
5.5c.
Youth
Training
Plan
Succeeds
looms
umwa
aemuna
In!
providing
for
the
continuation
of
for
a
10c
per
hour
Increase
pay
both
for
ordinary
and
over
I
time.
Negotiations
have
been
on
for
(some
time
with
the
steamship
(companies.
The
longshoremen
bass
the
plan.
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade
and
son,
Arthur
OTTAWA,
May
16:
(CP)
The
King
and
Queen
will
arrive
here
at
10
o'clock
Friday
morning
and
leave
on
Sunday
at
1:39
pjn.
for
Kingston
where
they
will
drive
through
the
city
instead
of
spending
Sunday
as
had
been
originally
planned.
The
revised
program
for
Their
Majesties'
tour
was
announced
last
night
by
the
interdepartmental
committee
handling
the
itinerary,
changes
having
been
made
necessary
on
account
of
the
Empress
of
Australia
being
delayed
by
fog
in
making
her
arrival
at
Quebec.
A
four-day
stay
at
Ottawa
had
been
originally
scheduled.
With
the
exception
of
Quebec,
Three
Rivers
and
Montreal
where
the
schedule
is
delayed
two
days,
the
original
trans-Canada
program
stands.
Their
Majesties
will
arrive
tomorrow
morning
at
Quebec
where
the
fomal
welcome
to
Canada
will
be
extended.
TO
BE
PRESENTED
Before
the
departure
of
the
Royal
train
on
Sunday,
for
the
journey
over
Canadian
National
lines
to
Ontario
points,
S.
J.
Hungerford,
chairman
and
president
of
Canadian
National
Railways,
and
several
of
the
directors
of
the
National
system
will
f
JC
.presented
Jo
Their
Majesties
j
at
the
Union
Station
herel
j
The
Royal
party
will
leave
Ot-1
tawa
at
2:30
p.nu,
travelling
.
via
Cornwall,
Brockville
and
Kingston
to
Brighton.
The
train
will
be
hauled
by
one
of
the
6100
type
locomotives,
the
largest
streamlined
engines
in
the
British
Empire,
During
the
Canadian
tour
the
Royal
party
will
travel
for
a
week
over
lines
operated
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
.inaians
nam
To
See
King
(
Interview
is
Sought
for
Representa-I
tive
of
Midland
Tribe
in
Ontario
OTTAWA.
Mav
16:
(CP)
Indians
American
f
ty.
Midland
Rewrtmtlnn
ift
On-
Fern
II,
19,000,
Royal,
7.4c
and
tario
have
requested
Prime.
Minister
Willlom
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
fto
and
make
arrangements
for
a
personal
'
5.5c
'
Interview
by
a
representative
on
j
Wabash,
2.500.
Booth.
-73c
and
i
their
behalf
with
the
King
and
,5.5c.
,
Queen.
Pierce.
16,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.5c:
Governor
Nels
H.
Smith
has
sent
a,
Canadian
message
to
wasninglon
on
Denaii
f
Fpar
ear
Notj
Ol,
2300,
aJUU,
Atlln,
AUUl,
6.5c
o.ag
and
auu
5c
rft.
I
of
western
caiue
raising
siaies
pro--'test
at
the
recommendation
of
j
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
that
tariff
preference
be
given
Argentine
can-1
"ned
beef.
Such
a
preference
would
be
Inimical
to
the
Interests
of
Un
Is
Acquitted
In
mm
Aiken,
13,000,
Cold'
Storage,
6.7c
JYlerCy
ivllIUlg
'
New
York
Man
Chloroformed
His
Imbecile
Son
To
Save
Him
Further
Suffering
NEW
YORK,
May
16:
(CP)
Louis
Greenfield
has
been
acquitted
by
a
Jury
on
a
first
degree
murder
charge
In
connection
with
Forty
Per
Cent
of
Those
Who
Took
'the
"mercy
killing"
of
his
sixteen-it
Land
Jobs,
Minister
of
Labor
.year
old
imbecile
son.
Rather
than
States
J
see
him
suffer
further,
Greenfield
said
that
he
chloformed
the
boy
Ilast
December.
--.
C
.
J'
A
mn(,i
rt
told
Parliament
last
night
thatlOceOulg
IIIHOSL
40Vj
per
cent
of
those
who
had
re-'
1
1
wt
celved
training
under
the
Domln-,
Completed
iNOW
ln.rrnvlnrlnt
vnnt.h
training
nlan
i
KETCHIKAN,
May
16:-A
strike
h,HL.n
Clinfll1
,n
i.nMnif
ih
!
of
longshoremen
In
Alaska
ports
1
Second
reading
was
given
a
blll!0n,r
0n
Few
Scattered
Southern
Alberta
Farms
Docs
This
Remain
To
Be
Done
CALGARY,
May
16:
(CP)
Seeding
operations
have
been
Cade,
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
pretty
well
completed
In
southern
their
claim
on
the
higher
cost
of-Catala
for
Campbell
River
whence'
Alberta;
Only
on
a
few
scattered
J
living
In
the
territory.
they
will
motor
to
Victoria.
j
farms
Is
seeding
still
to
be
done.