Ury
Be?
re
proceeding
with
this
re-pjrt
I
should
like
you
to
know
with
a
uit
pride
I
haye
served
you
as
Uted
to
the
office
could
not
be
terUken
and
even
partial
uc-cw
trared
without
the
whole-bfiri
isjpport
th
Incumbent
re-uim
!rrm
our
efficient
secretary.
I
tt
he
refore.
to
tender
htm
my
itoert
think
for
the
Invaluable
he
has
rendered
me
tn
the
k
Pledge
so
graciously
Imported
I
wUh
also
to
rtncereljf
think
the
council
member
for
tfce'r
:;:ngne
ever
to
attend
at
aeef
-.pt
the
enthulatm
displayed
ir.d
'he
desire
to
co-operate.
My,
thinks
is
akewUe
tendered
to
the
Tirlous
landing
and
special
com-B'tre
for
the
eamestnes
In
shih
hey
undertook
and
com-(
pieted
he
work
assigned
to
them.
W'h';
hard-working,
capable
C!Bmj'tee
w
eould
not
get
any-
thtre
Milters
Dealt
With
'While
e
are
unable
to
lay
claim
h
my
great
measure
of
succe
on
behi'.f
of
the
Chamber
during
the
jtir
yet
we
iiave
the
coniolatlon
In
knowing
that
affairs
have
received
cur
earne.t
attention
whether
the
object
to
be
dealt
with
wai
of
vast
cr
minor
importance.
I
"Cor.slderable
prruure
has
been
brovght
to
bear
tn
an
effort
to
ob-Uin
better
aids
to
navigation
In
the
ipproache
to
our
port
The
matter
wa
gone
into
very
thoroughly
both
by
mall
renresentatlons
and
.
.
...
H
.
m
mm
Itft.
f
personal
contact
wiin
11.
k..
omiui,
DuMor
ot
Marine
Service.
Ottawa.
1
A
ierinus
obstacle
Is
the
fact
thati
Herat
Rlraltc
u.hlh
rralh'
should!
wvawiWf
"
9
V
w
.
-
wily
one
survey
vessel
on
the
Pacific
coast,
progress
In
survey
work
u
obviously
wiivuijt
uun
slow
but
Chinese-manned
Nanking
i
regime
called
on
the
Chinese
nmnlr
In
vield
to
JlDin.
A
Kv
'
Japanese
communique
said
that
Chungking
was
heavily
damaged.
CLOSING
ON
TARRAGONA
Insurgents
Heported
To
Be
Converging
on
Major
Mediterranean
City
IIENDAYE.
Franco
-
Spanish
Frontier,
Jan.
10:
(CP)
Insur
gents
today
report
two
.rranco
columns
converging
on
Tarra-tona.
major
Mediterranean
eoastal
city,
fifty
miles
southwest
of
Barcelona.
I
It
Is
said
also
that
the
gov-
.
ernment
counter
offensive
In
the
southwest
has
been
halted
but
the
government
claims
that
their
j
troops
were
merely
consolidating
conquered
positions.
I
WHEAT
MEET
BEING
HELD
:
rt
committee
and
the
renort
thereof
forms
a
basis
for
sound
thinking.
H
Is
not
Intended
that
the
present
form
of
government
be
disturbed
in
any
manner
whatever
but
there
is
likely
to
bo
n
change
sooner
or
later
and,
when
the
time
arrives
for
(Continued
on
Vaye
Four)
Bishop
Is
Named
As
Yet
rTr
riur
Jan
10:
(CP)
An-
mi
1.
m.4e
of
the.
Btob.
,
Fourteen
Jewi
and
Four
Arabs
Killed
In
Haifa
District
Ute
Yesterday
I
LONDON.
Jan.
10:
CP)
The
LONDON.
Jan.
10
CP
Sir
John
Anderson.
Lord
Privy
Seal,
who
Is
in
charge
of
British
defence
co-ordination,
declared
that
clvU
populations
would
not
b
safe
la
any
future
war.
KEY
FOR
!
I
RENNPTT
British
War
Office
gave
official
de-
Hundreds
of
Vancouver
Citizens
nlal
last
night
to
reports
of
atrocl-
p,y
Tribute
to
Former
Pre-
ties
by
British
military
authorities
mler
Stakes
Plea
Tor
in
Palestine.
Such
reports
were
de-
National
Unity
'scribed
as
"lying
progapanda"
evl-i
.
dently
dently
designed
designed
by
by
those
those
who
wno
VANCOUVER.
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
Jan.
10:
10:
CPi
.
.
.
.
NfiW
RfirnnPfl
uou,d
make
l"
tot
0reat
Bri
Hundreds
of
prominent
V
IIUiT
LUh.'JW
UJn
and
by
countrics
hlch
wish-
dtircns
attended
a
present
1
feel
mat
n
w
not
wiin-
"r"":"
A
r"""
"V"!
,
nf
"7
ancouvet
recep
reception
last
ed
to
detract
from
artocltles
ol
night
at
which
Former
Prime
Min-
me
'
fcithepoerolbusinemenoi
,
,
w,,
......
Hnti
There
.u
1
v.n
onfer
a
greater
nonor
on
'
t.'v
.
,r,
A
...
,
,hnn...,
n
Arab
in
.u-u.
ma.
k
u,m,
tracr'int
position.
f-
6IIANOHAI,
Jan.
10:
ICP
their
own.
No
nations
were
nameo
r
b.
Bennett
was
made
a
The
Jananese
Air
Force
sub-
although
Italy
and
Germany
nave
j
man
of
Vancouver.
The
pres-
itt
mm
man
eireuaj
mm
w
j.,vinei.-dominatd
cold
blood
jnolestlng
of
women
ot
L,i-
Tlford.
nve
auura
av-
.
l,.u,.
..,.
of
n.,(..i
peaceful
Aratu.
Arabs,
the
the
vi.
01
an
inscriDca
Roiacn
interference
in
peaklng.
Mr.
Bennett
urged
War
Office
declared.
the
removal
of
local
Jealousies
In
It
was
added
that
little,
hope
tne
formulation
of
national
ooll-was
seen
of
early
peace
In
Pales-
cjM
which
would
give
-the
Domln
Une
owing
to
lack
of
centraliia-
0n
unity
He
strong
recom-tlon
of
Arabs
which
made
it
dlf-
mded
a
continuation
of
Imperiai
flcult
to
deal
with
them.
tlej.
Fresh
Outbreak
,j,ir
Bennett
waved
farewell
to
a
Meantime
there
was
an
outbreak
.mau
erouo
of
friend.,
from
the
yesterday
a
a
result
of
whtcn
train
today
ps
his
last
visit
to
fourteen
Jews,
three
Arab
outlaws
Vancouver
before
he
leaves
for
and
one
Arab
policeman
are
dead
England
ended.
Thirteen
Jews
were
killed
In
an
attack
by
Arabs
on
a
Jewish
col-
nnPXTrV
I
17
CC
ony.
Sniping
hi
streets
ot
Haifa
SPhNJI
LKV
fnr
unrulier
jewisn
BWl'UtlVV
j
death.
'
British
troops
and
airplanes
n-nnrvrf
down
on
an
Arab
ambus-
ALASKA
HIGHWAY
Pattullo
Discusses
Project
At
OttawaMrs.
George
Black
Would
Welcome
It
FOR
RELIEF
'cade
and.
a
a
result,
the
Arabs
were
killed.
.Time
Has
Come
to
Cut,
Says
Can
J
adian
Federation
of
Labor-
Would
Trotect
National
Solvency
1
OTTAWA.
Jan.
10:
Canadian
Federation
of
Labor
today
declared
Itself
opposed
to
government
works
schemes
which
provide
Jobs
for
unemployed
"only
by
1
further
strain
of
national
solvency."
In
a
statement
presented
before
Ottawa
Jan.
10:
(CP)
Pre-
members
01
me
wmuii
iUitv.
mleTr
Pattuno
yesterday
dls-,the
Federation
submitted
that
the
m,cr
.
.7.
I...
..j
i
.t
fimp
had
rome
for
a
reduction
In
the
Yukon
to
connect
ctntM
with
Alhorta
Speaking
on
the
matter
of
the
dwellings.
iovnt
itlchwav
vestcrday.
Mrs.l
be
n-ir
rr.n
tn
th
mnth
1
onlv'
.
nnro
niaek.
member
for
the
PirtW
survev-ed
and.
as
there
Is
""""..
7.
In
i-Hn
Inaon
Yukon.
.
M
1
itlon.
m
order
that
this
may
be
don
today..
IjOCS
VJ
1
0
LaDOr
and
he
a
acphshed
deep
ca
veel,
need
t.on
Is
being
d
fussed
w
De
attracted
to
our
port
ana,
ap-
visaonuy
v
-
parently.
the
only
way
thU
may
conference
to
consider
an
dealt
rna
be
done
Is
by
subsidy
on
a
pioneer-
tlonal
agreement
U
i
being
Cana
ng
basis.
We
feel
that
cerUln
with.
Hon.
Vincent
Massey.
members
of
the
federal
government
,dlan
High
XnelS-re
firmly
behind
us
and
we
have'
don,
heads
the
Canadian
delcga
reason
to
believe
Vhat
the
current
tlon.
tinitpd
still
necessary
In
the
form
01
gov
ernment
subsidies
for
low
price
V
"1
m
.....
j
v.
-
llf
A1L
UAwntfr
I.
In
Session
;....
-
--
....
n
catllCl
u
llgniCU
W
K.T
UIC
-----I
If
the
univea
maics
wouiu
vy
mct
t-kVTTv-M
tn
in!
ICPI
Reprc-
wm
tc
rnnndlan
labor
and
make!
.
iA.iiAti
"
-
-
unit
v'
i
i,.
.
.
...
.i...
it..
..n....
nr
t
ttntv.LWO
iianuiu.
cvirnnv
a
!rw
Don.
it
u
aiso
weu
Known
mav
nc
wimihiio
-
-
J
ttr.iti.rf
Chimber
has
been
decidedly
active.
Including
Canada
and
the
yniieaj
i
.
VcuUy
during
the
past
few
states,
are
tending
a
0C'
D
lpa).p
MoneV
International
Wheat
Advisory
JYeiCddC
1T1U11CJ
months,
In
1U
endeavours
towards
the
"v.ng
the
uic
elevator
eievaior
placed
Diacru
In
in
uwti-
oper-,
vt
Commuicc
whh.
---
-
.
"rt,..
.
,.
i
-
..
....
l.j
The
rtn
wnrld
wneai
Slvua
Oeneral
Svnonsls--Pressure
re
;
mains
high
over
British
Columbia
land
Is
comparatively
low
norm-1
west
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
wain
hn
hn
ceneral
on
the
ist
and
'showers
have
occurec
over
the
Interior.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
southeast
to
What
Tom
Mooney
Did
With
$10jCast
winds,
becoming
strong
to-
When
He
Was
Released
irom
i
night,
mild
wltn
snowers.
SI.
..nil..
1onltnill!-V
I
Ufnct
fvet
VotlMHM-
Inland
HJ
If
Uf
'.I...
j
.110,
V.AW.
..V.'
j
,
Moderate
to
fresh
southeast
winds,
:
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Jan.
10:
(CP)
party
cloudy
and
mild
with
customary
$10
which
Tomlers
and
fas
patches.
Mooney
received
on
Dems
tcichm-u
rs
estimates,
wnen
orougnt.
;.
QUentln
It..
n.nll.nll.M
Penitentiary
n
.
down
in
the
House
of
Commons
R.
1
!
jfoHowlng
the
granting
ot
his
par-
LOIlSerVaUVeS
1
contain
some
ImporUnt
re-
"
NpW
'
DlSnOpilC
111
d
n
n8
has
given
Into
the
coffers
;I
tor
this
branch
of
the
clly'
,
of
labor.
Mooney
has
given
$5
of,
Cljll
nftm:nanf-
uommant
bu!e
'Northern
Quebec
t
money
u,
the
me
and
tenptiu
e
an
important
qucsuon
oi
-
-
future
city
government
has
been
K
rarri,ti..
.
l..
.ui.
.
t
n
Knlsronal
eal
no
r.t
stnr.
nleket
fund
in
bant
V71tV
v
Francisco
and
5
to
stnuing
news-.
Have
paper
workers
in
Chicago.
PEACE
IN
ROCKWOOI)
ROCKWOOD,
Ont
Jan.
10
irTMnlleved
a
record
in
On
-
...
..
viuagc
council
by
acclamation
Fifty-eight
of
Nlnety-SIt
Seats
In
Senate
With
Four
Vacancies
Tomorrows
Tides
Capitol
She
141
High
8:25
a.m.
20
9
ft.
TAXI
17:45
p.m.
182
ft.
11:41
a.m.
6.4
ft.
Low
Maccy's
Coffee
House
23:50
p.m.
3.9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITJSH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
xxviii.
.
w
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESpAY,
JANU
ARY
10,
1939.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Gets
Nothing
From
France
Retiring
President
MacCallum
Deals
With
Activities
For
Year
Of
Local
Chamber
Of
Commerce
Reviews
WorM)one
and
Prospects
for
Future
of
City
and
District
at
Annual
Meeting
Last
Evening
The
report
of
the
retiring
president,
F.
A.
MacCallum,
made
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night,
showed
that
the
Chamber
had
dealt
with
a
numler
of
different
matters
during
the
year
just
closed.
It
also
dealt
with
the
timber,
mining
and
fishing
industries,
mentioned
agriculture
and
referred
to
the
condition
of
the
city
and
virions
artltltle
uch
at
defence
"
"
The
report
U
In
part
as
followi:
I
am
pleaied
to
say
that
the
financial
statement
Indicate
a
PL..
1-!
I
4
mni
financUl
position
for
which
VsP.UHghlilg
15
fu-i
atoll
mm;
d
given
we
sreic-
lATROCITIES
Civilians
Cannot
ARE
DENIED
S"
Charge
In
Regard
to
Palestine
I
Campaign
Are
Described
as
t
"Lying
Propaganda"
by
War
Office
New
Outbreak
Wars
Of
Future
Bulletins
1
.
be
injected.
Today
Day
kin
was
said
to
be
well
on
the
road
to
Ye-covery,
Tne
name
of
the
doctor
was
not
revealed.
OPEN
HOTEL?
MAY
25
VANCOUVER
The
new
Hotel
Vancouver
(formerly
Canadian
National)
will
be
opened
on
May
25,
a
few
days
before
the
arrival
of
King
George
and
Queen
Elizabeth,
it
is
announced.
Their
MaJ-
'
esties
will
occupy
a
specially
.
furnished
suite
during
the
stay
on
May
29.
j
TOUGH
FOR
DRUNK
DRIVERS
'
VANCOUVER
City
Prosecutor
Oscar
Orr
Intimates
that
thirty
days
without
option
of
fine
will
be
the
sentence
in
future
for
drunken
automobile
drivers
in
Vancouver.
The
present
penalty
Is
seven
days
without
option.
MORE
WORK
FROM
PEACE
of
fresh
Arab
terrdrfcm
near
nVnax
platform
of
an
eastbound'
Canada's
End
unemployment
In
Canada
would
thrink
Into
Insignificance
with
the
release
of
finances,
now
locked
up
hv
the
feellne
of
International
un
certainty.
beinR
released
for
the
development
of
the
country's
natural
(CP
The
resources.
Agriculture
stood
to
benefit
more
irom
peace
man
cy
preparation
for
war.
SEAT
FOR
COL.
DREW
lltm'
:the
el
f
works
expenditures
but
as-!
Member
For
Simcoe
East
matter
0
the
P!,"
fn
nrlt
bulldlnz
was
In
His
Favor-Uberals
ii-av
tnrauen
unusn
uoiuiuun
1
Not
Oppose
New
Leader
Retires
Will
MIDLAND;
Ont.,
Jan.
10:
(CP
Col.
Oeorge
Drew,
new
leader
ot
the
Consen-atlve
party
In
Ontario,
will
enter
the
Legislature
as
mem-1
ber
for
Simcoe
East,
wiuiam
tm-
layson
K.
C.
sitting
member
and
former
minister
of
lands
and
for
ests
for
the
province.
Is
resigning
n
favor
of
Col.
Drew.
Premier
Mitchell
Hepburn
has
announced
that
the
Liberals
will
not
oppose
the
election
of
Col.
Drew.
MAY
RENEW
TRADE
PACT
Agreement
West
Indies
Is
Coming
Up
Again
Soon
OTTAWA,
Jan.
10:
(CP)
Nego-lations
for
the
renewal
of
the
tradi
rr.nt
with
the
Wret
Indies
Ins
the
treaty
from
which
she
do-
I
t-t
I-
.,1,
OTTAWA.
Jan.
10:
(CP)-
The
rived
consiaerao.e
'
"
Canadian
Senate
now
consists
of'
agreement
was
;
Inaugurated
inl927
Extension
North
Of
Alberta
Plan
KEPT
HIS
HEART
BEATING
;I
TT
At
WINNIPEG
While
an
opera-
jib
Up
ril
VLLdWd
tion
was
being
performed
on
bis
lungs,
the
heart
of
John
T.
Day-
I
OTTAWA.
Jan.
10:
(CP)
Hon.
kin.
27-vear-oId
truck
driver,
stopped
beating
In
a
local
hos-
worts
toT
Alberta,
conferred
yes-
1
1
It
t
.Hanrlina
'
.
...
I
puai
jc3eiuj.
.......
teraay
wun
Hon.
r.
a.
urerar,
doctor
was
able
to
keep
pumping
minister
nf
mines
and
resources,
lht
the
hrart
heart
until
until
adrenolin
adrenolin
coultt:
could"
!
th
should
be
extended
northward
by
taking
In
a
part
of
the
Northwest
'Territories.
SUPERVISE
F0RTW0RK
Jeut,
Carson
of
Royal
Engineers
And
Two
Warrant
Officers
Due
Tomorrow
Start
Made
By
Contractors
To
supervise
the
work
of
con-j
rtruction
of
fortifications
at
the
entrance
or
Prince
Kupert
Haroor,!
on
which
a
start
is
now
being
made
by
the
contractors,
Northern
Construction
Co.
Ltd.
and
J.
W.
Stewart
and
the
E.
J.
Ryan
Contracting
Co..
Lieut.
Carson
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Engineers
and
two
engineer
warrant
officers
will
arrive
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
tomorrow
from
Esquimalt
Work
preparatory
to
actual
con
xtruction
is
now
under
way.
the
contractors
being
engaged
in
mov-mg
jequlpment
qp,
to
the
ground.
Unemployment
Would
The
main
battery
wm
oe
on
me
If
International
Security
nanrw
im
sine
01
uic
jiu
Were
Obtained
h
a
smaller
Datlery
on
txea-
erick
Point.
A
short
railway
spiu
MONTREAL.
Jan.
10:
(CP)-Hon.
behiS
put
in
Just
east
of
Kaien
J
O.
Oardlner,
minister
of
agricul-
station.
ture.
speaking
before
the
Montreal
is
expected
that
the
construe
Ministerial
Association
yesterday
Hon
of
the
fortifications
will
take
declared
that,
if
the
armaments
"P
the
most
ot
the
coming
season
race
In
the
world
would
cease
and
with
as
many
as
possibly
seventy
nprmament
Deace
could
be
assured
men
empiojea.
Priest
Is
Tied
Up
And
Robbed
Father
Finnegan
of
Port
Coquit
lam
Is
Attacked
by
Three
Thug
PORT
COQUITLAM.
Jan.
10
CP)
Father
Thomas
Finnegar
Roman
Catholic
parish
priest
here
was
attacked
tn
his
home
by
two
or
three
men
early
today,
tied
to
his
bed
and
robbed
of
$12.
The
thugs
fled
in
an
automobile.
BONNET
MAY
HAVE
TO
GO
Becomes
Storm
Centre
of
French
Tolitics
Owing
to
Italian
Colonlai
Demands
PARIS.
Jan.
10:
(CP
Foreign
Minister
Georges
Bonnet
Is
becom
ing
the
storm
centre
of
French
poll-1
tics
as
an
outcome
of
Italy's
colonial
demands
Involving
France.
net's
nollcv
of
aDDeasement
as
evi
denced
at
Munich
has
paved
the
way
for
Italy's
demands.
It
is
said.
His
removal
from
office
may
be
the
-
outcome,
particularly
following
the
.
.
.'declarations
of
Premier
Edouard
Between
Canada
And
.
,.
...
.,
VIp1H
an
Inch
of
territory
to
any
other
nation.
BAR
GOLD
LONDON.
Jan.
10:
Islands
are
expected
to
be
reopened
Mc,
bar
gold
closed
at
soon.
Canada
Is
desirous
oi
renew-
,une
ounce
jtw.uaj
(CP)
Down
LEAVES
FOR
R0MET0DAY
Prime
Minister
Chamberlain
Qff
For
Conference
With
Mussolini
$35.06
per
A
charge
against
Ross
Mazzel
of
fi.itir.IT
tn
signal
while
drlvlnc
a
lUl.t.
vr
O
.
"
inotorvchlcle
was
dismissed
by
58
Conservatives
and
34
Liberals
Tor
a
penoa
oi
'""-""---t
rltv
nol-
wlth
four
seats
vacant
and
await-
has
been
no
nonce
n,m
u.
.
Ing
appointments.
We
regarding
discontinuance.
,lce
court
this
morning.
To
Report
Demands
works.
In
co-operation
with
the
Agreement
Between
London
and
Paris
Against
Territorial
Concessions
PARIS,
Jan.
10:
(CD-Agreement
between
France
and
Great
Britain
to
reject
Italian
territorial
demands
for
a
share
of
the
French
Empire
was
announced
to
the
cabinet
today
by
Foreign
Mi
-nLster
Georges
Bonnett.
Bonnett
disclosed
be
had
received
assurance
of
"complete
accord
of
the
London
cabinet
with
the
French
viewpoint."
LONDON,
Jan.
10:
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
left
London
this
morning
for
Paris,
where
hs
will
confer
with
Premier
Edouard
Daladler,
before
proceeding
to
Rome
for
a
meeting
with
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
The
Prime
Minister
will
be
away
until
Saturday.
He
Is
accompanied
by
Viscount
Halifax,
Foreign
'Secretary.
Questions
such
as
the
colonial
dispute
with
France,
Italy's
economic
aspirations,
theSpanisrrcivll
war
and
Jewisfi
reugeVs"wTlffce
dls-cussed
between
the
British
and
Italian
Premiers.
On
the
eve
of
the
Prime
Minister's
departure
four
hundred
Communists
marched
to
No.
10
Downing
Street
shouting
"Chamberlain
must
go"
and
demanding
that,
in
the
conference
with
Mussolini,
Chamberlain
should
refuse
to
agree
to
the
granting
of
belligerent
rights
i
to
the
Spanish
Insurgents.
A
group
of
unemployed
who
gathered
today
to
see
the
Premier
off
greet
him
with
shouts
or
"appease
the
unemployed
not
Mussolini."
Reports
received
here
from
Rome
are
to
the
effect
that
Premier
Mussolini
will
tell
Premier
Chamberlain
exactly
what
Italy
wants
with
the
hope
that
Great
Britain
may
assist
him
In
getting
his
demands.
The
Fascist
press
indeed,
makes
it
clear
it
is
exttected
the
main
topic
of
the
conversations
starting
tomorrow
between
Chamberlain
and
Mussolini
will
be
an
attampe
to
enlist
British
support
for
the
Italian
campaign
to
get
concessions
Irom
France.
Premier
Chamberlain
carries
to-Rome
a
last
minute
report
ot
French
ambassador
Charles
Corbln
expressing
fears
that
Germany's,
new
fleet
of
minnow
submarine!
being
built
mainly
to
hampet
French
and
British
shipping
in
the
western
Mediterranean.
FORTUNE
FOR
YOUNG
WIDOW
Annie
Laurlne
Dodge
To
Inherit
Eight
Million
Dollars
Eventually
Three
Million
Next
Year
pontiac.
Mich..
Jan.
10:
(CP)
Annie
Laurlne
Dodge,
youthful
Canadian
widow
of
Daniel
Dodge,
who
was
drowned
last
year
In
a
Georgian
Bay
summer
camp
yacht-''ing
tragedy,
will
eventually
receivs
about
$3,000,000
as
her
snare
in
ner
husband's
estate
under
terms
of
settlement
announced
today.
She
will
receive
$3,000,000
within
a
year.
The
remainder
will
be
paid
after
death
of
all
children
of
her
husband's
father.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
WINND7EO,
Jan.
10:
(CP)
Wheat
futures
eased
off
Vic
to
Vie
yesterday,
May
closing
at
62VsC