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raVOr
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up
awuuian
iauunui
Canadian
Pacific
OTTAWA,
May
10:
(CP)
Unified
mana
ta!
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m
i:
r
tet-
ti
At
rteing
One-Sided
....
mm
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.
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mi
a
prepared
statement
.
I,,
i
i,
.
.
i
.
MM
n.t-
repoMU
for
Joint
action
.
The
rrime
.M
inkier
madi.
tUIinite
UWmenU
one
i
ar
",
a
annnia
mirrirni
it
Great
Britain
and
.
.
.
A
-J
-JcumMinrei
where
Kula
!4
be
left
In
the
lurch
un-
mm
n,i
nv
.rai
iiriuiii
iiu
inrt,
W
Mav
10:
CP
-Indl
'f
iai
quarters
here
are
r
,an
government
will
Britain's
latest
pro-:
.parUte
non-aggression
around
that,
while
r
the
plan,
would
guar-a.ry
and
naval
aid
for
;
-iin
and
France
in
the
war
there
is
no
reciprocal
f.rr
aid
to
Rusla.
The
?iold
out
for
a
complete
5
military
alliance,
fall-wUl
work
out
its
own
oi.
n
AIR
TRAVELER
A.
O'Malley,
Aged
K,
Is
Com
ing
West
A!:r0UVER.
May
10:
A
week
TransCanada
Air
Lines
'
it.
had
brnucht
its
oldest
fife
v
...
jM
1
.
...,,,.
1
rrirry
ill
Ui
JCrtio
W
T
In
VmiuiiHf
In
fh
ruI-
I
70-year
old
Harry
Brccdon
a.
jii
m
rin
rriirni
luiiuti.
J
aaW
TV
(.aw
UlAUVIini)
1
-te
to
Vancouver
carrying
his
vrars
lightly
by
air.
He
leavei
ron'a
tonight
and
will
Fpcnd
a
y
WlnnlDez
enroute
visiting
trDther.
He
arrives
at
Vancou-11
05
a
jn
Friday.
l'.ale
and
hearty
octogenarian,
O'Malley
senior
was
a
general
'he
historic
Rlel
Rebellion
ard
Prnrnts
a
real
link
with
the
will
stay
with
his
son
here.
It
M.
Winslow.
assistant
manager
'lie
Canadian
Fish
At
Cold
Stor-
U
planning
the
setting
up
of
a
new
Arab
state
Jn
Palestine.
It
became
known
today
with
the
announcement
In
Parliament
of
a
new
Arab-JewUh
policy.
was
v
nip
10
Vancouver
aiiujv-""
:
clona.
corned.
Nearby
was
pan
contain
ng
dt,
h
bobbed
hair.
She
M
with
black
Malcstles
conUnued
to
show
about
middle
age.
During
the
pro-1
,
ceeomgs.
sne
usuauy
mu
-
u-
,.,.,j
mhi.
rmir
r.
frown.
She
took
a
marked
Interest
faade
thc
,
U'i.
.
j
.
a
black
silk
dress
with
elbow
length
lace
sleeves
and
a
floral
bunch
decoration
of
orange
color.
She
has
been
out
on
$2000
ball
since
last
fall
and.
during
the
trial,
is
free
on
her
The
commitment
In
the
uanour,own
recognizance.
Declaration
to
provide
a
new
na-
tional
home
for
Jews
In
Palestine
prj
t
ITpPQ
IT
is.
apparently,
to
be
set
aside.
'LllAllVjIlu
111
Henceforth.
Jewish
migration
to
Palestine
will
be
limited
to
15.000.
rTT)
i
DTM
k
WT
per
year
An
effort
will
be
made.
NKJf
JV
1
lYlLll
1
Instead,
to
divert
the
Jews
to
uni-t
IshOulana.
Vou.
,,nder
United
States
SEARCHING
Department
of
Interior
Headed
'
By
Harold
Ickes
WASHINGTON.
D.C
May
10.
1
m
1
rTlI
'
Under
President
Franklin
D.
Roose
A
I
All
I
LI
A
belt's
administration
reorganization
rx
i
program
the
United
States
llght-
.
.au
m.-'
house
and
coastguard
services
will
-
-
'
--,
-
-
I
..
.
.1.
A,i
of
the
Treasury.
Alter
All
o.lll
K
.'.inno-
'
...
a
ionliirlnc
the
DiindlL
w
xne
uurcau
ui
x
...
rTrr.
,-ah-r
nut
brought
directly
under
the
Depart-
Aniox
lnVns
ment
of
the
Interior
of
which
Har-01
of
Anyox
we
were
w)
today
v
on
secretary.
Formerly
it
'
"?J?U!!?,Z
""'IS
i..t
lf.in
br.net..
In-
..
&
i
i
uu
ntr
o
mnnn
a"'
ri."!.'"
r:
nv;
oueetlon.
have
been
raised
in
One
Ol
wic
hui.co
v.
.
,-ct
,n.
forrltnrv
Ivlnff
A
prowler
buildings.
v
and
the
De-
to
have
been
seen
arouna
"'
u'u""-"-;-
of
the
Tn,,Hor
Interior.
smelter
last
night
and
a
rowboat
partment
and
pair
of
oars
were
stolen
irom
the
vicinity
Constable
and
Mrs.
T.
A.
Stewart
V
toffi.
morning,
the
-returned
home
-JM
still
unrewarded
as
iar
"ii""","-
i'tS
con-1
Cisco
wncic
u"
Ing
several
weeics.
Iiotiua
ana
turnea
noracsrara.
11
was
after
that
that
the
rough
weather
came
up.
Canada
Prepares
QUEBEC.
May
10:
CP)
Quebec
and
Montreal
are
well
ahead
with
their
preparations
for
the
reception
next
week
to
the
King
and
Queen.
Both
cities
are
already
in
gala
attire
as
Is
the
countryside
along
the
royal
route.
There
Is
a
veritable
riot
of
color
and
patriotic
adornment.
The
advance
movement
of
visitors
Is
already
under
way
and,
by
the
Time
of
Their
Majesties
arrival,
there
will
be
enormous
crowds,
exceeding
all
expectations.
Throughout
Ontario
and
further
west
preparations
for
the
royal
visit
are
also
nearlng
completion.
Halibut
Sales
Explorer.
7c
and
5.5c.
American
25,000,
Cold
Storage,
Mlddleton,
21,000,
Cold
Storage.
7.1c
and
5.5c.
Pershing,
12,000,
Booth,
7.1c
and
5.5c.
Pearl,
8,000,
Booth,
7.1c
and
5.5c
Cascade,
9,000,
Booth,
7Jc
and
53c.
Canadian
Lois
Ni,
20,000,
holding
over.
Flnella,
16,500,
Cold
Storage,
6c
and
5c.
5c.
Ingrld
H.,
6,000,
Atlln,
6c
and
Cynic,
5,000.
Cold
Storage,
6.3c
and
5c.
5c.
Balsac
I.
17,000.
Pacific,
6.2c
and
Tomorrow's
Tides
141
Capitol
TAXI
6:50
a.m.
15.8
It.
win
20
pjtu
16.6
ft.
l
2n.
t
ft.
Macey's
Coffee
House
vv.
"
r,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
r
v
,
WVIH
NO.
109.
A.
V
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
10,
1939.
PB1CE:
ft
CENTS
.
r,
4
eighen
For
Railway
Unification
p
rmer
rremier
inonty
Keport
mm
m
ransportation
I
.
.
M
4
MM
&
Makes
HOMICIDE
(ALL
READY
RESULTS
AT
::
1
rxcrnxTi
chd
eiput
ttntvebqitv
I
Mm.
Tilda
Sloe
of
Decker
Lake!
British
Secretary
of
War
Tells
How
Announcement
of
Successful
Stu
Third-New
capital
requirement
evidence
to
J.
Propo,
,
Tni,
Afreet
n
Not
onc
Enonle,
two.
economic
ten.
said
that
criminality
was
for
a
alngle
managed
system
should
i
Brown
be
very
substantially
less.
'alleged
by
the
crown
In
that
Mrs.
FourthAssuming
that
public
In
terest
U
protected
and
essential
services
maintained,
there
would
i
seem
to
be
strikingly
Important
op-,
of
unified
management
Quadruplets
Are
Born
In
Brazil
BAHIA,
Brazil,
KUy
10.
Quadruplet,
three
boys
and
a
girl,
have
been
born
near
here
to
a
Spanish
Immigrant
woman.
Mother
and
babies
are
doing
well
NEW
STATE
FOR
ARABS
Important
Change
in
Britkh
rollcy
In
Regard
to
Palestine
is
Made
Known
LONDON.
May
10.
Great
Bri
Moe
failed
to
take
reasonable
care
when'tn
charge
of
a
high-powered
rtne.
J.
n-
A.
Rutherford
".u
BC1&.
Been
Made,
it
U
OfgficiaUy
Stated
Ing
a
rifle
which
was
there
and
i
A
K
H
H
A
V
Vh
WA
Ul
-
I
a
moose
feeding
In
Gregersons
swamp.
About
half
an
hour
later!
she
returned
saying:
"I
went
up
ana
i
should
I
do?"
On
Maydal
s
advice.
Mrs.
Moe
went
to
Inform
the
police
at
Burns
Lake.
Later
witness
and
others
went
to
the
scene,
finding
a
1
v
.-till
Vtf
rit
tain.
In
collaboration
with
France,1
'in
m
Ihnnnvwd
the
proceedings.
nil
Her
Her
COStume
costume
1
nr
it
1
t
Tiitn
ROUGH
TRIP
Reception
Being
Prepared
in
Canada
Mostue
aeaa.
Empress
of
Australia,
carrying
the
Dae
again
anu
.w
.T'-.KInK
and
Queen
to
Canada,
'had
EnslUh
fourteen.
Third
Year,
commerce,
passed
William
Martin,
rambell
Island:
VATICAN
CITY.
May
l6-It
was
Patrick
Downey.
Smlthers.
of
flcla'lv
denied
lat
nUht
that
the
Second
Year
nrst
eia
Bryan
-
n
.
.
-
PoM
Rimrwn:
nassKl-Ru-
portunltles
for
saving
by
some
plan
SmltheM
was
the
nm
wune.
He
-
.TL
ruitnn
Prince
Runert:
passed
warcaued
in
connection
wun
rL..:..rmy
...
i:
L
,
..ii.Hfln
nr
of
of
the
sceneineio
vau
n
on
s,.
-
"
presenUtlon
a
plan
y
7
nf
h
faaHv
'
swiwru.
una
merajr
cHcjru
wwi.
.
.
.
-
w
.
j
.1.
.
,.
nn.l
mental
mathematics
three).
I
Extra,
first
year,
first
class
M'chael
Stusiak,
Powell
River:
second
class
Harry
Hunter.
Powell
River:
Doudas
Jessun.
Ocean
Falls:
Duncan
Pitman.
Prince
George.
Maxwell
Sweeney.
Ocean
Falls:
shot
wnat
1
tnougnv
as
'"'Empress
of
Australia
Buffeted
In
Harold
Tanner.
Smlthen:
passed-but
it
Martin
Mostue.
n;
.
was
Atlantic
r,
Great
Khrirtan
BurchelL
Prince
Rupert:
j
passed
with
supplemental
Geral-1
.dine
Cade.
Prince
Rupert
imathe-;
Raloh
Patterson.
Ocean
Falls
Electrical
Engineering,
passed
Oscar
Fulton.
Prince
Rupert.
Mining
Engineering,
second
class,
Colin
MacDonald,
Klncollth;
Ralph
Skinner.
Usk.
Nazi
Putsch
I
For
Danzig?
I
.
Taking
Trial
on
Manslaughter
Men
Will
Be
Trained
Under
i
dents
in
Testa
are
Made
Today
ence
PITV
f
nAM
4
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n
oi
linn
Unn
tr
iirvT
WPP
Uiv
in-
(HVi
ITn.
T?nvt.c3
t
in
imminent
itic
'
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v-
"vii.
j
.
-
ui
an
iw...
case
oi
Alia
Mae
01
uecKcr
lajmjvjii,
m&y
ituiuuis
Arrested
Warrant
Out
For
Another
VANCOUVER,
May
10.
J.
W.
B.
McLeod
appeared
in
police
court
today
and
was
remanded
for
a
week
by
Magistrate
IL
S.
NEW
RATE
ON
WIRES
BIG
MISS
PROFITABLE
Contributes
To
Coffers
Of
Consolidated
Mining
And
Smelting
Co.
MONTREAL,
May
10:
Four
go'd
'!:
(properties
of
v'ulii.
Consolidated
Mining
i-aki.
rhapMH
-hw
hnn,i,.in
in
ii
Hnr..Rikhi
Rritih
Seere-
iversltv
of
British
Columbia
results
m.fcnVi
tn
onnov
...
.
v
.
connection
with
the
killing
of
Mar-
tary
for
War.
predteU
hat
the
new
were
today.
.
p
tQ
Germany
are
(gregate
operating
profits
of
'$120.-
t?n..r.Pniiiv
Sfjilrmnnt
lntifvinir
Ilk
SfanH
in
i
Mostue,
wuc.
Who
ws
-J"
,j
,
"
announced
-
'
,
.
,
.
They
In-
.
a
i'"
.
jjui-cvii
mwwv
-
at
ouiciuhe
smeiung
Co.
VsO.
reauzea
rcanzru
in
in
the
me
ag
be
aa
u..u.Mu,
uijuuij
w....
i
"
;.,,lnfoH
in
Wn
Kh
fir-
000
in
the
first
three
months
nf
n
I.
ni9..
rtrvt
Hrlfaln
from
a
mill-
Uivu.ui.vu
...
.
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v
...
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,r
nrn.-n'
hf
arts
axh
sriFXCF.
x.
i
r
Moi
iB3.
sir
Edward
Hcattv
told
the
"'"
.Orcgerwn'i
8wamD
near
Decker
Ury
standpoint.
In
readlne
for
-
-
ciesiieie.
ufiiiKo
.
,r
Lake
on
October
9
last,
is
proceed-
any
emergency.
.
ooniernng
aegree
oi.Mcne
or
administration,
Without
'.rJattteS
.
'in
consequence
of
the
death
of
cement
of
-here
today,
being
the
first
case
to
give
intensive
training
courses
be-
celled
all
police
leaves,
.the
late
president.
J.
J.
Warren.
J.,
h
nalt
rvtih
Mr.
Mn
trrin
Juno
and
OrU)bMt
t&C
rate
"
-ui-w
.......
-
-
A
.
'
.
.
r.a'Jian
national
anu
anauian
racuic
xvauwa
is
--
t
T"
'
"
.
r
mmiih
ard
Davidson.
Wenvlew
imathema
in
fi
tninnritir
rnnnrt
cit)imitnrl
tn
thn
.-vw
Kv.
rv.-,n
A
ill
.
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un
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-
k-.nui.
Rnelih
twenty.
Greek
two.
Latin
ti
r
jilt
Jiiiivji.
vuuci'iviunc
ivauci
in
1,11c
uiiiiti
viiuui-.ume
oi
aaioummeni
ior
me
iun-
wun
uic
uussiuun.;
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-
1.
1.
n
rtiKlnn
rxttrnmnn,lninna'
l.kn
t-u..
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an
.n....
hill
hPMHTlir
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mt
Wit
(Mill.
nOllCe.
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uiil'iou
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VHV
lUilUJIIU
i
ttUllllllCIIUUVIWHa.
Milk
v
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11.11.
AM
1.
MANf.F.
REJECTED
r
I
m
tin.
M
nllVK
Mm
1
nrstr
Huge
competing
DUAnesses
oeen
neara.
ojci-jj
wi
In
general
probably
always
effect!
The
Jury
trying
the
case
consists
lw
guns
and
haversacks.
tremendous
economies
by
unified
,of
J.
B.
Agar,
foreman.
A.
E.
John-
-
operation.
ion.
W.
R.
McAfee,
John
Hoiklnt.
lA
D
A
DI
17V
BecondSucb
unified
operations
W.
W.
Bowes.
H.
L.
Frank.
Herbert
1J
Jf
k
JTJL2
I
Third
year,
second
class
Ormond
Dier.
Port
McNeil:
John
Ratten-bury.
Powell
River.
'
Passed
with
supplemental
Nor
man
BurzeM.
Powell
River
(French
two.
into
effect
with
rwpect
to
the
rail-
Belt,
O.
W.
Abbott
and
A.
Astorl
.
A'l
1
A'
'If'AM
:.h
Ji.TTi
T
.
t
e
saia
uie
iour
goia
properties
IS
CHARGED
.at
present
In
production
are:
Big
i
Missouri,
Caribou
N.
S.,
New
Gold-
Rose
and
the
Con
Rycon
group.
1'en
During
the
present
year,
he
said,
It
Is
expected
the
Box
property
on
Lake
Lie
Athabasca
luiawuKs
will
win
come
come
Into
into
Tm
1
TTT'
viTimil
W
I
I
H
H
K
A
I
1
1
I
Production
and
the
Ptarmigan
and
II
I
1
11
1
lVflUJL
Cordova
in
1939
nr
lun
V
!
Company
policy
with
reeard
to
lows
In
Sir
Edward's
address:
"Expenses
In
mining
extension
and
development
over
recent
years
have
been
large
and
It
will
not
be
our
policy
to
proceed
with
such
(extensive
development
work
In
the
I
Immediate
future;
our
effort
Wood
for
preliminary
hearing
on
(will
be
mainly
directed
to
the
a
charge
of
conspiring
to
de-
jdevelopment
and
operation
of
our
fraud.
The
police
said
they
held
.present
holdings
rather
than
to
a
warrant
for
the
arrest
of
one
of
opening
and
exploring
numerous
his
business
associates,
S.
W.
Mil-
prospects
In
widely
separated.parts
ler.
-of
Canada.
The
annual
report
gives
McLeod
is
president
and
man-
:
particulars
of
the
work
which
is
aging
director
of
Freehold
Oils
oeing
done
on
the
principal
prop-
Haakon
Maydal.
storekeeper
i
X.
.
,
Corporation,
IIargalOilUJL
.
DeckerLtesUfiedhowMrs.Moe
the
pea
oX-th
wt,rld.
-
Woodruff.
0B
Powell
JT.STSt'
River
Supple
wa
arrested
yesterday
and
Is
out
B
had
come
to
his
store
on
the
Sunday
afternoon
In
question,
obtaln-
on
Jl
0.000
bail
pending
trial.
Miller
is
out
of
town
and
the
warrant
Is
not
seired
as
yet.
BUvlock
.Made
President
.4
imisiuu
rcacnea
inai
ine
chief
administrative
office
of
the
company
should
be
at
Trail
while
executive
offices
would
remain
at
!
Montreal.
S.
G.
Blaylock
was
elected
president
and
he
will
continue
also
as
managing
director.
Sir
E.
W.
Beatty
was
elected
chairman
of
the
board
and
Sir
Herbert
Holt,
vice-president
I
The
chairman,
president
and
JDr
r5
l,aT
.PhvTJone
?"
Telegraph
Companies
Are
Offering
H.
McMaster,
Montreal,
and
W.
N.
p
AUSTRALIA,
May
10:
(CP-
Thc
mock.
Smlthers.
Physics
one.
Hel-,1
K
MnntrM,
vlrp.nr.
.SillS
To
Increase
Their
BusinesV
jdent:'
R.
Z
hK.
cl
Trail,
one;
Jessie
Wallace.
Powell
River
'vice-president
and
general
eotra-
Physlca
one.
lsei;
James
Buchanan.
TraU
geii-
FACULTY
OF
APPLIED
SCIENCE
MONTREAL,
May
10:
Canadian
eral
manager:
and
W.
R.
Diamond,
Conferring
degree
of
Bachelor
of
National
Telegraphs
and
Canadian
assistant
general
manager.
W.
S.
Applied
Science.
Chemical
Engln-;
Pacific
Telegraphs
today
announc-
S"
wm
re-appoinwa
vice-presi-eertng.
fifth
year
with
honors
cd
the
inauguration
on
June
1
of
dent
in
charge
of
sales,
and
J.
E.
an
evening
and
Sunday
service
""cJr-
j-between
ofHces
In
Canada.
The
Effect
of
'War"
Business
evening
and
Sunday
rates
will
be-i
Sir
Edward
Beatty
commented
come
operative
between
the
hours
on
the
effect
of
demand
for
re-of
7
p.m.
and
4
ajn.
dally
these
armament
on
metal
producers,
times
being
applicable
at
either
and
agreed
with
the
view
that
it
Fourth
Year
Electrical
Engineer-.point
of
origin
or
destination,
and
is
more
desirable
to
have
demand
Ing
with
honors
Marino
Fraresso.lall
day
Sunday.
They
will
provide
for
normal
purposes
than
for
war
Powell
River;
second
class
John
a
fast
service
and
are
designed
ti
preparations.
He
noted
Increases
Eadle.
Ocean
Falls.
I
encourage
greater
use
of
the
tele-,
In
output
of
the
company's
prin-
Thlrd
year,
second
class
Thomas
grap"
service
In
evening
hours.
clpal
metals
in
the
nrst
quarter.
Anderson,
Westview.
On
and
after
June
1
tne
puDiis.ngures
ior
wnicn
were
announcea
Second
vear.
Dassed
with
supple-
in
Canada
may
file
at
any
time
some
time
ago,
ana
remaritea
mat
mentals
George
Durham.
Smith-'
a
forty
word
fast
message
to
any
the
Important
fact
was
not
a
re-ers
1
mathematics
two.
mathematics
j
point
within
'the
Dominion,
dc-'ductlon
in
output,
which
could
be
four
civil
thirty,
physics
three):
nverawe
Detween
tne
nours
men-(
maintained
u
necessary,
uui,
a
ue-Robert-
Parsons.
Prince
Rupert
Itloned
above
at
the
rate
previous-
cline
in
prices.
.
A.
1
T
rI-
T-'J
J
IH
a.
mathematics
two.
mathematics
.iy
cnargea
ior
a
ten
worn
iu-i,
on
t.uwu
four,
phj-slcs
three
.
message.
.follows:
FACULTY
OF
AGRICULTURE
in
aaailion
to
tnis
suDstanuai-
-ine
annual
report,
wiucu
uss
First
year,
passed
Harold
Low,
reduction
in
rates
on
messages,
been
before
you
for
some
time.
Walcott.
n
.
1
,
.
m.
A
1.
originating
In
Canada
to
points
.gives
in
considerable
detail
the
re-
elsewhere
v.o."....
within
the
Dominion
.
suits
of
the
operations
-
of
the
com
--
-
-
r
ficnoiarsnip
ior
I
William
Sldley,
nineteen-year-'and
strictly
In
connection
there-pany
during
the
past
year,
and
I
I
..
.
oui
with
thp
Canadian
communication
do
not
think
anv
extended
com-
01a
son
01
uev.
juim
oiuicj,
-----
,
-
",
v
couver
Is
winner
of
the
Governor
companies
nave
estaousnea
a
ment
irom
me
wm
uc
iitxCay.
General's
gold
medal
as
head
of
the
Unique
service
which
they
refer
to
The
production
of
lead,
zinc,
cop-
graduating
Class
With
Bachelor
Of,"
unmeaiavc
ppam
w
-p.
Bum
au
Art.
,wp,
which
permits
the
sender
to
pre-
quarter
of
the
present
fiscal
1
year
AXIS
UCSICe.
,.
l
t
,1
,aJ.tlnn
In
lo-J
nf
M
Second
In
the
graduating
class
Lj,Py
r
an
unnicuii.c
.
,
,
0V
i
a
Theodore
Newton
of
Vancouver.
The
University
congregation
on
Thursday
will
confer
365
degrees.
Reginald
Jessup
of
Ocean
Falls
w
awarded
the
English
department
prize
In
the
University
eassay
con
test.
Bryan
Colwell
of
Port
Simpson
is
awarded
the
khaki
university
and
Y.M.C.A.
bursary.
Harry
Gawthorne
returned
home
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
Vancouver
where
his
father,
John
Gawthorne,
recently
died.
evening
or
isunaay
telegram
at
.pcrLoik,
tu
uut
ui
iui.ii
fifty
percent
reduction
In
the
reg-
In
sliver
of
12.4
percent
under
ular
tolls
on
such
a
rely
provided,
that
of
the
last
quarter
of
1938.
at
the
time
of
filing
his
original
The
output
of
gold
was
also
some-message,
the
sender
Indicates
the
what
lower
for
the
first
three-reply
service
is
dtslred.
months
of
the
present
fiscal
year
as
was
the
production
of
copper
T.
L.
B.
Hamlin,
who
Is
identified
.item.
;
by
260
tons,
a
comparatively
minor
with
the
fortification
construction
rr,ce
Trend
Reviewed
work
at
the
entrance
of
the
har-
"The
principal
factor
in
its
re-bor
here,
returned
to
the
city
on
flectloni
In
earnings
Is.
however,
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
af-
not
the
production
which
can
tcr
spending
the
past
few
weeks
at
maintained
at
any
rate
that
Victoria.
1
(Continued
on
Page
Tvco)