Low
i
.
8:00
a.m.
'"ft.
20:24
p.nv
hiaiMide
of
19J5.
In
1912
It
un
ited
Uh
the
C.C.I.
In
the
feder
IEN1ES
HE
TOOK
HAND
Wo
.
ToTxvm
no
ie
y
tailed
Farmer
or
Aioeria
ueure
f
rom
Thli
l'hae
or
Activity
'
CALOAKV.
Jan.
20:
(CD
Ienty
years
as
a
racior
in
political
activity
by
the
United
firmffi
of
Alberta
It
ended.
At
tbe
annual
convention
yesterday,
it
mt
decided
to
withdraw
from
both
federal
and
provincial
political
Held,
continuing-
a
an
rotational
and
economic
activity
irtap.
Only
a
lew
01
ine
in
delegates
voted
against
thli
taunt,
al
field.
Now
all
affiliations
are
ended.
The
decision
of
the
l'.lA.
to
lthdraw
from
politics
was
oddly
entith
reached
eiactly
twenty
tern
to
(he
day
after
which
It
derided
to
enter
politics.
Endorte
Alaska
Highway
Tbt
convention
pased
a
rec
utita
today
endorsing
the
pro-
poul
fr
a
highway
to
Alaska
via
Alberta.
IN
REVOLT
lliahter
of
Agriculture
l
Aroused
By
Charge
of
Leader
Of
Opposition
OTTAWA,
Jan.
20:
CP-Hon.
0,
Oardlner.
minister
of
agrl-u."
i:f
btlmgly
answered
a
charge
i
I
H
Dr
J
,E.
Manlon.
Conser-''.
Leader
of
the
Opposition,!
jhst
he
was
one
man
connected
j
frith
Premier
Mitchell
Hepburn
of'
nUrio
m
an
attempt
to
over-
r
'.he
government."
I
shall
stay
with
the
principles
'
ft--
party
even
If
the
ship
Tib.
declared
Oardlner.
I.1
he
H.
use
the
minister
of
ag-
''ure
said:
"It
I
ever
wish
to
pa
the
government
of
which
I
m
been
a
member
.
I'll
do
what
ttfris
did
leave
the
government
b-t
I
will
not
remain
in
the
gov-
T.mt
until
the
people
of
the
Tir.ry
defeat
the
government
and
a
tay
like
the
Leader
of
U
'PPoxMon
did.
that
my
friend
pm
Kootcnay
East
was
right
by
amg
him
back
and
having
him
't
at
his
right
hand
ln
this
louse
':
The
clash
between
Oardlner
and
wiiun
came
as
a
sequel
to
a
Lib
l
caucus
on
Wednesday
afttr
h!"h
representatives
of
various
x
thoroughly
satisfied"
with
the
beral
leadership
of
Prime
Minis-
r
King.
The
Premier.
It
is
understood,
iade
only
a
short
statement
at
he
caucus
In
regard
to
the
Hep-
"fn
Incident,
stating
that
thcie
s
no
necessity
for
stalemate
or
nrest
In
the
party.
cottish
Cup
St
w
iiiimQii
in
vviuuia
111
irst
RnnnH
WHIIU
LONDON.
Jan
20;
(CP1
Fifty
ur
clubs
In
the
Scottish
football
w
i
nill
Ull
lI1I.fl
HI
Mill
1
111
V.1
ItT
.
.
rund
of
the
annual
cup
com-
wmorrow.
ine
lourwi
una
of
the
Enitllsh
Cuu
is
also
"jfi-u
lomorrow.
!
OTTAWA.
Jan.
20:
CP
Alber-:
U
IU
never
agree
to
constitutional
change
contemplated
by
the
federal
government
ln
the
opinion
of
John
H.
Blackmore.
leader
of
the
Social
Credit
group
In
the
House
of
Commons.
He
believes
that
other
provinces
will
take
the
same
stand.
I
J.
8.
Woods-worth.
C
C.
F.
leader,
.
jsald
that
thousands
ln
Canada
were
'
.
.
.
.
.0,U
Ml.
I.
UIUIUMIIU.
U.
.AllHUK
MI,,-
Tbe
United
Farmers
of
Alberta
n
wanl
FOf
that
nzMn
he
K(JT
entered
the
political
field
In
Illf
hox
who
engafed
ln
laTlsh
ana
ina
IWO
1Tt9
tlflllliu
m
i,urnmenl
which
continued
In
office
until
the
Social
Credit
expensive
display
at
Ottawa
social
(functions.
In
1
1
C
loioraao
oenaior
,
Costigan
Passes
I
i
Heart
Attack
Troves
Fatal
To
Former
Member
of
United
Stales
Upper
House
DENVER,
Colorada,
Jan.
20:
i
CP
i
Edward
Costigan.
aged
63.
former
United
States
senator
.for
Colorada.
died
Tuesday
night
of
a
theart
attack.
TODAY'S
(OnuMMT
n
STOCKS
Ithrwuoo
vl
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.29.
Bralorne,
11
M.
Artec.
.04,
Cariboo
Quartz.
2J.
Dentonla.
.0S4.
Mlnto.
.02
U..
Falrtlew.
.03V4.
Noble
nve.
.03.
Pend
Orielle.
1.83.
Pioneer,
2.85.
Porter
Idaho,
.03.
Premier.
2.23.
Reeves
McDonald,
.28.
Reno.
31.
Relief
Arlington,
.12.
Reward,
.0414.
Salmon
Oold,
.10.
Taylor
Bridge,
.05.
Hedley
Amalg,
.08.
Premier
Border,
.01.
Sllbak
Premier.
1.75.
Congress.
Home
Oold.
.01
ask).
Orandvlew,
,05)i.
Indian,
.0P.
Quatsino
Copper.
.03
S'7.
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.21.
Calmont,
.48,
C.
ti
E..
2.25.
Freehold.
.05.
McDougall
Segur,
.18.
Okalta,
1.27.
Pacalta,
.07.
Home
Oil,
2.95.
Toronto
Beattle,
U5.
Central
Patricia,
255.
Oods
Lake,
.23.
Little
Lons
Lac.
3.45.
McKenzle
Red
Lac.
1.28.
Pickle
Crow,
550.
San
Antonio,
1.25.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
U0.
Smelters
Oold.
.02.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
2.05.
Oklcnd,
.20.
Mosher,
.18.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.53.
Stadacona,
.62.
Francoeur.
.21.
Moneta
Porcupine,
U8.
Bouscadlllac,
.10.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.25
Bankfleld,
.30.
East
Malartlc,
2.45.
Preston
E.
Dome,
164.
Aldermac,
.42.
Kerr
Addison,
1.93.
Uchl
Ooldf
1.55.
Inter!
Nickel.
5350.
Noranda,
80.50.
Con.
Smelters,
54.50.
Hardrock,
1.80.
Barber
Larder,
.12.
Fernland,
.10
Vsr.
Dom.
Bridge,
34.73.
Chcstervllle.
1.35.
I
Bulletins
DILI)
WHILE
DANCING
John
Trodanluk,
CO,
well
known
known
resident
of
this
city
for
several
years,
collapsed
and
died
in
the
middle
of
the
floor
while
dancing
at
1
o'clock
this
morning
at
the
East
End
Hall
on
Seventh
Avenue
across
Hays
Creek.
Police
were
notified
and
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade
summoned.
The
latter
declared
death
dm
to
heart
failure.
The
body
was
removed
to
It.
C.
Under
Wis
last
night
voted
unanlmouly
In
favor
of
a
strike.
The
general
results
will
be
known
Sunday.
WagexaJes
are.
the
Usue
with
the
artists
demanding
$183
weekly
minimum
for
flfteen-mlnute
broadcasts.
J.
II.
MacGILL
DIES
VANCOUVER
J.
H.
MacGIII.
71,
widely
known
lawyer,
died
to-
j
day.
He
was
the
husband
of
'
Judge
Helen
Gregory
Macitiu
oi
i
the
Juvenile
Court,
a
Anglican
churchman
served
overseas.
prominent
and
had
MACHINE
SHOP
BURNS
CARCROSS,
Y.
T.
The
machine
shop
of
Northern
Airways
lj:re
was
destroyed
by
fire
yester-day.
An
explosion
of
gas
was
the
cause.
A
mechanic
sustained
severe
burns.
AIRPLANES
ON
WHEELS
EDMONTON
The
ue
of
wheel-equipped
airplanes
in
the
northern
airways
Is
now
being
considered.
So
far
pontoon-equipped
machines
in
summer
and
ski-equipped
In
winter
have
been
used.
Four
areas
for
use
as
landing
fields
are
being
Investigated,
one
at
McMurray.
PLANS
FOR
KING
VISIT
EDMONTON
A
parade
and
visit
to
the
legislative
buildings
will
feature
the
visit
of
King
takers.
A
son
and
two
daughters
Ijquadjon
win
have
12
i
reside
In
Vancouver.
I.-ntw
I
DILI)
IN
PKINCF.
GEORGE
The
death
occurred
In
Prince
George
early
this
morning
of
George
Kennedy,
aged
81,
father
of
II.
G.
Kennedy,
for
several
iif
m
mf
mhf
r
nf
the
tomDOSlnt
RADIO
ARTISTS
STRIKE
twenty
cadet
H,t
nfftrr
officers.
act
as
Instructor.
room
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
A
Ikovl'i
PlntlC
left
and
a
JttlUeild
I
ldI15
Dlaly
News
who
a
year
half
ago
for
Prince
George.
The
late
Mr.
Kennedy
Is
survived
by
his
wife,
one
son
and
three
daughters.
One
daughter
is
Mrs.
Peckham
of
Prince
George,
the
other
two
being
in
Alberta.
I
Labor
Ministry
!
NEW
YORK
Radio
entertain-
I
EDMONTON,
Jan.
20J
CP
J.
High
Tomorrows
2:04
am.
Tides
10.0
ft.
he
Bail
141
Capitol
TAXI
13:45
pjn.
21.0
(t.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
20,
1939.
was
an-
(Control
Board
irrnen
and
base
price
of
gasoline
removes
a
the
Tattc!
doubt
which
had
hung
over
distrt-
to
be
eligible
for
commission
in'butors
the
non-permanent
Royal
Cana
dlan
Air
Force
Squadron
No.
Ill
Aberhart
Government
Intimates
This
In
Conference
With
Provincial
Union
Leaders
and
retailers
of
gasoline
lnce
last
October
when
the
Attorney
Oeneral
intimated
that
mieht
be
called
uoon
to
ray
the
difference
to
the
government
at
em
futnr
date.
Meanwhile
hearing
of
the
legal
action
broueht
by
seven
oil
com-rpnle
and
two
retailers
to
test
the
validity
of
the
Act
under
which
the
control
board
functions
Is
proceeding
ln
Vancouver
before
Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson
and
Is
rvrtd
to
continue
Into
next
week.
No
matter
what
the
decision
may
be.
It
will
orobably
be
ap-TeIM
to
the
Privy
Council
In
ers
In
Chicago,
Los
Angeles
and
'The
formation
of
a
ministry
and
London.
San
Francisco
have
prepared
1
department
of
labor
ln
Alberta
Is
V.nwhlle
the
oil
companies
strike
ballots
which
may
silence
contemplated.
It
was
announced
ttlt
it
that
the
attem"t
to
fix
the
matt
of
the
maior
radio
pro-
:
yesterday
tn
connection
wun
a
ince
oi
eww
n
nusn
wmm
'
.r.m
'
Tueh-e
hundred
members
confrrence
of
labor
leaders
with
bla
has
been
abandoned
by
!
of
the
New
York
local
of
the
Am-
.the
provincial
government
erlcan
Federation
of
Radio
Art
government.
INDIA
DISCUSSES
ITS
!
STATUS
IN
AID
OFFER
Native
Leaders
Defend
Position
In
Proposing
Help
United
Kingdom
But
Palestine
Vexed
Question
By
G.
E.
POWELL
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
followed
the
example
of
the
Maharaja
of
Bikaner
in
defending
his
offer
of
Indian
help
to
the
United
Kingdom
.
had
war
come
in
September.
llTTN
Ninety-eight
Indian
princes
plac-
I
ni..lnl
A
N
A
I
I
A
AIMIl
themselves
and
their
resources
Vlxl
lalr.
rrll
U
at
the
Klng-Emperpr's
disposal
and
GT.
BRITAIN
Senator
Dandurand
Cites
Posibil
ity
of
One
Being
at
War
Without
Other
OTTAWA,
Jan.
20
George
and
Queen
Elliabeth
to
imignt
be
required
10
aeiena
us
Edmonton
this
summer.
This
neutrality
If
the
United
States
was
announced
vrstrrdav
hr
'and
Japan
were
in
a
coniuci
in
Premier
William
Aberhart
following
a
conference
with
Lieutenant
Governor
Bowen.
XLS
TREE
ROYALTIES
VICTORIA
Next
year
royalties
will
be
charged
on
Christmas
trees
cut
commercially
in
British
Columbia.
The
scale
will
be
tc
to
25c
per
tree.
Those
who
cut
trees
for
private
use
will
not
be
charged.
NOW
UNDER
SUSPENSION
MONTREAL
The
suspension
of
some
thirty
thousand
members
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
who
are
affiliated
with
the
Committee
on
Industrial
Or-ganitatlon
becomes
effective
at
once
and
will
be
effective
until
the
next
convention
of
the
Congress,
It
was
announced
today
by
R.
T.
Tallon,
vice-president
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
which
Great
Britain
was
not
In
volved.
Following
a
clash
between
Senators
Dandurand
and
Melghen,
which
covered
'the
whole
question
of
post-war
defence
co-operation
between
Canada
and
Great
Britain,
the
Senate
adjourned
until
February
14.
Canada
on
his
return
from
Ottawa
where
he
attended
an
executive
meeting
which
ordered
the
suspension.
BROKE
UP
IN
STORM
NEW
YORK
The
motorship
tanker
Jaguar
Is
reported
to
have
broken
In
two
In
a
storm
two
hundred
miles
south
of
the
Azores
In
the
Atlantic
Ocean.
The
refrigerator
ship
Duala,
from
Seattle
to
Europe,
has
rescued
the
Jaguar's
crew
of
thirty-seven,
according
to
radio
advices.
the
Maharaja's
comment
was
that
they
were
doing
their
duty
In
ac-(
cordance
with
their
pledged
word)
and
the
dictates
of
the
Hundu
re
;
llelon
which
enjoins
loyalty
to
the
King.
Regarding
constitutional
reforms,
;
His
Highness
added
there
had
beenj
faults
on
both
the
British
and
the,
Indian
sides
since
the
Great
War'
(CP)
Sena-(
but
nothing
had
occurred
to
war-;
suggested.
But
could
any
practlc-1
ally-minded
man
really
believe
that
India
would
at
once
be
able
to
stand
on
Its
own
feet,
alone,
unaided?
OTTAWA,
Jan.
20:
(CP)
While
the
C.
C.
F.
did
not
subscribe
to
vth
unlimited
Immigration,
M.
F.
Cold-
fercd
basic
Royal
canaaian
Ainunusn
vwumoia
oi
iu
ux
Ttnsptnwn.nwirar.
nMicine
in
Par
Force
training
with
the
formation
the
Coal
and
Petroleum
Products
uament(
urged
admission
of
"vie-'
of
a
cadet
squadron,
1
nounced
here
yestcrpay.
The
?ent
reduction
directing
a
three
in
the
Vancouver
the
well,
Social
Credit
member
for
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
20:
CP
-
Maccy's
Coffee
House
II
fims
of
Fascist
and
Nazi
terror,
who
cried
aloud
to
ail
civilized
people
for
considvation
and
aid."
Mr.
Coldwell
protested
at
an
anti-Jewish
propaganda
campaign'
which
he
said
was
being
prose
cuted
ln
Canada
by
Nazi
sym-
Fllght
Lieutenant
A.
A.
Carter
will
ho-
who
d-d
not
obey
the
order
pathlzers.
had
endea.
vers,
he
sold,
to
stop
Communist
propaganda
but
no
one
ever
said
anything
about
Nazi
propaganda.
Alien
Smuggling
Plot
Is
Alleged
!
Montreal
Man
Under
Arrest
In
New
York
Thousands
Said
To
Have
Been
Taken
Over
Line
PRICE:
J
CENTS
Hitler
Deposes
Reichsbank
Head
S
OUT
OF
politics:
.
.
.
I
ALBERTA
1
OPPOSED
i
.
Constitutional
Changes
Planned
By
Ottawa
Not
Acceptable,
Says
Social
Credit
Leader
(
FLYING
TO
DOUBT
IS
Thinks
Refugees
DR.
SCHACHT
i
n
i
r
BE
TAUGHT
REMOVED
Are
tase
,
IS
OUSTED
Vancouver
Youths
To
wet
Basic
Instruction
In
It.
C.
A.
F.
Training
Oil
Companies
Believe
That
Attempt
To
Fix
Price
of
Gasoline
Has
Been
Permanently
Abandoned
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
20:
CP
-
Citv
youths
between
the
ages
of
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
20:
fourteen
and
eighteen
jrfll
be
of
jdrawal
by
the
Attorney
General
of
C.
F.
Member
Urges
Their
Admission
on
Compassionate
Grounds
j
Reichsbank
Is
Brought
Directly
i
Under
Nail
Party
Control
BERLIN,
January
20:
(CP)
Dr.
Hjalmar
Schacht
was
deposed
by
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
today
as
President
of
the
Reichsbank,
the
minister
of
economics,
Walther
Funk,
to
be
his
successor.
In
making
the
announcement.
Chancellor
Hitler
commented
that
"unified
leadership
Is
necessary
in
economics
and
finance.
Tbe
removal
of
Dr.
Schacht
places
the
Reichsbank
directly
under
control
of
the
Nazi
party.
Under
Schacht
it
had
been
independent.
Funk
is
ordered
to
transfer
the
institution
"into
a
German
bank
of
issue
unconditionally
subjected
to
sovereignty
of
the
state
in
conformity
with
National
Socialist
principles."
It
has
been
known
for
a
long
time
that
Schacht
has
been
in
disfavor
with
Hitler.
In
October
1937
he
was
relieved
as
minister
of
economics
but
retained
the
presidency
of
the
Reichsbank.
A
Montreal
man
has
been
placed
under
arrest
here
by
United
State
r
.
j
f
federal
authorities
In
connection
JJllteQ
IntO
with
an
alleged
conspiracy
by
which
thousands
or
aliens
are
said
f
grAnim
Rov
to
have
been
smuggled
into
tbe
VUIUUYa
DdJ
United
States.
Two
of
the
man?
.
brothers,
who
reside
lnNewAorfc.
are
also
being
held,
.
i,M
Smuzsline
activities
were
at
first
.-onflned
largely
to
Chinese
and
Greeks
but
now
it
is
suggested
that
Manett
Boat
Mabel,
With
some
Jews
may
have
been
brought
it
was
to
across.
The
question
Is
raised
jouth
of
whether
or
not
some
Jews
osten-
that
the
(tor
Raoul
Dandurand,
government
rant
so
extreme
a
step
by
India
as
fen,iinK
fending
.leader
In
the
Senate,
said
that
:
wltnoicung
us
comraaesnip
wnen
j
Britain
was
faced
by
a
crisis,
1
Great
Britain
might
not
necessarily
be
on
Canada's
side
ln
the
event'
If
Britain
were
weakened
India
of
the
Dominion
being
at
war.
clt-
for
a
brief
space
might
obtain
lnde-'lng
the
possibility
that
Canada
Dendence
of
sorts,
the
Maharja
Two
MassettMeu-on
?
Boards
Was
Wrecked
There
in
Cordova
Bay,
to
the
Prince
of
Wales
Island,
small
gasboat
Mabel
of
ribly
passing
through
Canada
from
Massett
sank
after
having
drifted
Europe
to
Australia
and
elsewhere
across
Dixon's
Entrance
following
may
not
have
found
their
way
Into
an
engine
breakdown
while
bound
this
country.
from
Naden
Harbor
to
Massett,
ac-
CALCUTTA
India,
January
20:
(CP)
Premier
Sir
cording
to
word
received
in
the
iSikander
Hyat
Khan
of
the
Punjab
Province
that
supplies
A
D
UD
Tf)
;
nearly
three
quarters
of
the
Indian
Army
recruits
has
nirVllLilV
1
v
Provisional
Government
Capital
Would
not
the
victors
annex
India!
gent
warships
and
aircraft
are
on
which,
powerless
to
resist,
would
be
placed
under
an
altogether
ent
yoke
perhaps
a
Fascist
dictatorship
In
which
the
slightest
difference
of
political
opinion
might
easily
lead
to
the
scaffold
or
the
firing
squad?
t
I
Views
of
Hyat
Khan
I
Sir
Slkander
Hyat
Khan
was
attacked
at
an
All-India
Moslem
League
meeting
In
Delhi
by
a
I
(Continual
on
Pago
Four)
LERIDA,
Spain,
Jan.
20:
(CP)
The
Spanish
insurgent
command
claims
that
it
has
advanced
another
ten
miles
in
the
Catalonian
offensive
and
is
now
but
thirty-
one
miles
from
Barcelona.
Today
the
insurgents
were
reported
to
have
smashed
a
new
.
gap
in
the
government
lines
de-
1
Barcelona,
capturing
j
Calaf,
important
communications
centre
well
within
the
borders
of
Barcelona
Province.
Government
forces,
300.000
strong,
are
preparing
for
a
final
determined
stand
behind
steel
and
concrete
fortifications
In
defence
of
Barcelona.
Meantime,
on
the
coast
between
Barcelona
and
Valencia,
insur-
the
look-out
for
government
transports
carrying
reinforcements
from
the
Madrid
front
to
Barcelona.
'United
States
Must
Hurry
Air
Program
Emergency
Makes
It
Speed
Up,
Congress
Hears
Another
Alaska
Base
Cliy.
ine
iwo
orouiera,
wuaun
au
Corbett
Smith,
who
were
manning
it.
escaped
safely
to
shore
and
Q
k
T
f1
PI
rXT
A
were
latcr
UP
and
taken
to
nAKlCiLwllA
Hydaburg.
They
had
been
missing
for
nearly
five
days.
The
pair
were
Spanish
Insurgents
Claim
to
be
"own
.from
.h
lyda
b
urg
to
Ketehlkan
Miles
by
Pilot
Bob
Ellis
and
from
Ketchl-
Now
Within
Thirty-One
Of
Kan
were
iais.cu
wj
wawcm
ujr
mc
fish
packer
Edenshaw
of
Massett.
Opposed
To
By-Elections
Liberal
Member
for
Fort
William
Would
Appoint
One
of
Family
To
Succeed
Dying
Member
OTTAWA,
Jan.
20:
(CP)
Rer.
Daniel
Mclvor,
Liberal
member
for
Fort
William
and
conqueror
of
Hon.
Dr.
R.
J
.Manlon,
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
In
the
last
general
election,
proposes
that,
ln
the
event
of
the
death
of
a
slttlns
Member
of
Parliament,
a
member
of
his
family
might
be
chosen
to
succeed
him.
The
fighting
of
by-elections
In
case
of
death
of
members
Is
"111
becoming
and
serves
no
useful
purpose,"
Mclvor
declared.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
continues
high
southwest
of
Vancouver
Island
and
a
storm
appears
to
be
approaching
the
Queen
Charlotte
Essential
To
Islands
from
the
westward.
Clear
wASTtTKOTON.
D.
C.
Jan.
20:
colder
weather
Is
reported
over
British
Columbia.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
northeast
Mainr
r,.nprat
II
H.
Arnold,
chief
;
winds,
shifting
to
east,
part
cloudy
O.
A.
McMillan,
superintendent
of
0f
air
sen-Ice.
told
Congress
that
and
moderately
cold
with
light
rain
Canadian
National
Steamships,
af-
emergency
had
made
It
necessary,
or
sleet.
.r
n
hripf
visit
here
on
local
dry
tn
mmnlete
the
air
expansion
pro-
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
1
dock
business,
sailed
by
the
Prince
l?ram
within
two
years.
Four
new
Fresh
northwest
winds
shifting
to
George
last
night
on
his
return
to
bases
were
needed,
one
or
wnicn
soumeasi,
pari
ciouay
unu
cojuc
Vancouver.
would
be
on
the
Alaskan
coast.
at
night.