jME
Feb
eD,
1:
man
lail
when
he
was
In
Rome.
:n
iv
result
the
statement
have
would
be
to
make
Italy
hrr
defence
efforts.
More
Troops
In
Libya
.
XJN
Feb.
0:
Italy
Is
said
increasing
her
forces
In
remforced
bringing
the
r
men
up
to
from
30,000
Ashman
Who
fas
Arrested
Had
risited
Germany
X
'i
Feb
-One
of
three
!
in
connection
with
.rtlvtUes
at
Belfast
nt
and
whu
U
su-
c
in
close
touch
with
at
country.
FAMILY
IN
iBAD
SHAPE
AFTER
FIRE
le
lfmnllhei
Home
and
ptrlr
at
Dodie
Coie
T
.!
t
Tro-
rr
rn
ing'
fire
today
com-r
'ved
home
and
boat-.ing
trolling
boat,
of
A
j
tied
lumber.
The
fire
d
in
the
shed
and
spread
sc
which
was
nearby
and
rd
i
Mr
Cnoekton
and
their
;nn
escaped
In
their
f
-
"uatchlng
a
few
ar-
.otiiing
from
thc
bedroom'
v
'.a.-
first
to
catch
fire.
Better
were
burned.
Neighbors
ur
the
stove
.
remains
of
the
buildings
VnU
but
a
few
smoldering
Estimated
value
of
pro-1
royed
would
be
$2000
or
There
was
no
Insurance
f
ire
is
supposed
to
have
3
between
five
and
six
o'clock
-itin
unknown.
I
Umily.
which"
is
on
relief.
Is
t
r.hout
fuel
nr
hnnxo
nnrt
hav
'
no
clothing
or
furniture.
1
!'-r
summer
of
1937
Mr.
Enock-d
the
misfortune
to
lose
his
boat
Ruth,
also
carrying
no
ne
in
an
explosion
In
which
'alned
very
severe
burns
have
kept
him
until
lately
f"
vard
manual
labor.
Since
this
drnt
the
family
has
been
most-
relief
p'l'
EnorkKen
huA
a
fn.
mnnlhi'
'
-
.
.
.
....
.
.
!
k
lust
KUmmpr
M'hlrh
rnAhlpH
'
make
a
down
payment
on
it
which
was
burned
in
the
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Leatue
rat
ie
9;
Vancouver.
3.
FUand,
5;
Spokane.
4.
Biria
Tarkvold
left
in
last
eve-
W'
'
train
fnr
n
irlti
tr
Wlnnl.
When
Charles
Goldstein,
one
of
Juneau's
most
nrom.
v
.
a
government
:i
t
..
r
i
V
.
u
a
i
.u
inent
I)USineSmen
and
community
lparlprs
nf
manv
vpnrs'
ncic
uwiwun
uic
It-
---
n
.uncement
of
Prime
Min-
Btantlinir,
who
was
here
this
mornincr
aboard
the
steamer
chamberlain
in
regard
u
Princess
Norah
returning
north
after
a
trip
to
Seattle
....
um
vmuuriiiH,
arrives
m
me
uasna
tapiiai
tomorrow.
"TcZZTZ
!
h
five-storey
Gold8tein
building,
one
of
the
Mr
Chamberlain
said
the
largest
pusinc.u
diocu
oi
juneau.
In
complete
ruins
following
IU
destruction
yesterday
by
fire
In
one
of
the
most
disastrous
conflagrations
ever
to
visit
the
territorial
metropolis.
The
Ooldstcln
building
has
Ion?
been
one
of
the
the
erection
of
a
new
government
building
there
a
few
years
ago.
It
i
was
a
five-storey
structure
of
con
crete
and
frame
located
In
centre
of
the
buriness
sestlon
and
was
erected
In
1914
by
Mr.
Goldstein.
With
eight
above
zerc
temper-
mature
prevailing
at
the
height
of
the
most
severe
cold
snap
Juneau
has
experienced
so
far
this
winter.
the
fire
broke
out
at
6
o'clock
yes
inc
Duuaing
ana
spreaa
wiin
sucn
ranldltv
that
fnr
nvrat
hnnrc
It'
Rule
leader
Rroup
.-
mii.,
ul
,nnlm
Rv
fl
rntly
made
frequent
0.clock
the
w,u
had
nnipiei
and
at
noon
the
flames
were
under
control.
Nearby
frame
buildings
were
menaced
for
soml
time
but
the
Juneau
fire
department
as?Uted'
by
many
volunteers,
concentrated
efforts
upon
saving
them
and
they
escaped
with
minor
damage.
Coatt-j
g
unrdwnen
from
the
cutter
Halda.)
which
was
In
port,
with
the
use
of
pumps,
assisted
In
the
fire
fighting
The
lass
of
the
grocery
store
makes
further
acute
the
food
shortage
at
Dodge
Cove.
Dlgby
Is-
Juneau
caused
by
the
tie-up
of
Al-boaUhed
contained
aika
shipping
due
to
the
masters'
things
the
boat,
ma-
and
mates'
strike
out
of
Seattle.
and
several
thousand
TODAY'S)
STOCKS
iohncwu
.!
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.25.
Bralome.
1080.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.20.
Dcntonfa,
.05.
Falrvlew.
.04H.
Oold
Belt,
38.
Hedley
Mascot,
1.49.
Mlnto.
.02
U.
Noble
Five.
.034-Pcnd
Oreille.
1.60.
Pioneer,
235.
Premier,
2.15.
Privateer.
1.08,
Reeves
McDonald,
.26i.
Relief
Arlington.
.10.
Salmon
Gold,
.10.
Sheep
Creek.
1.00.
Cariboo
Hudson,
30
ask.
Hedley
Amal,
'
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.16.
Calmont,
37.
C.
&
E..
2.12.
Freehold.
.03.
Home,
230.
Royal
Canadian,
;.16Vi.
Toronto
Aldermac.
.40.
Beattle,
130.
Central
Pat.,
2.60.
Con.
Smellers,
55.25.
East
Malartlc,
2.47.
Fcrnland,
.13.
Francocur,
.19.
Gods
Lake,
.21.
Hardrock,
1.64.
Int.
Nickel,
51.75.
Kerr
Addison,
1.98.
Little
Lon
Lac.
335.
McLcod
Cockshutt,
2.85.
Madsen
.50.
McKcnzIc
Red
Lake,
1.23.
Moncta,
132.
NoraiWa,
80.00.
PROTECT
COLONIES'
RrltUh
Parliamentarians
Denies
Charge
That
She
FalleC
To
Enforce
Deportation
Laws
Against
Aliens
In
United
Bulletins
STEWART
EDITOR
DEAD
Provincial
police
headquarters
were
advised
today
of
the
finding
dead
in
his
office
at
Stewart
of
William
It.
Smith,
publisher
of
thc
Northern
Argonaut
weekly
newspaper.
He
had
apparently
expired
from
natural
causes
er
in
the
season's
worst
cold
wave
1
light
chop.
Langara
Island
'Light
snow,
cattily
wind.
18
mile
per
hour;
I
L.
.
.
B
il
Jt
-
......
-f
.
I
sea
caoppy.
;.
I
Dead
Tree
Point
Snow
flurries.
Inorthea&t
wind,
five
miles
per
hour;
State.-
-
baromrtcr-2
wrHfiiRBwltufi.
"fii:
1
shortly
after
going
to
work
this
6
below.
"
morning.
His
wife
U
In
Victoria.
1
Alyansh
Clear,
calm.
13
below.
SHIP
FOUNDERS
CHATHAM,
.MassApparently
convinced
that
the
British
freighter
Maria
de
Larrinaga
had
foundered,
rescue
vessels
searched
the
North
Atlantic
today
for
lifeboats
In
the
hope
of
finding
thirty-seven
members
of
the
crew
alive.
Late
messages
advised
that
two
rescue
ships,
Aur-anla
and
Veenda,
were
steaming
through
wreckage-strewn
waters
1200
miles
north
of
New
York
where
the
ship
was
reported
sinking
yesterday.
WENSTOB
WINS
VANCOUVER
Eddie
Wenstob
of
Ylklug,
Alberta,
western
Canadian
light
heavyweight,
outpointed
Lorenzo
Pedro
ot
San
Diego
In
a
slow
ten
rounder
last
night.
The
Albertan,
who
was
not
extended,
took
eight
rounds,
two
on
fouls,
drew
one
and
lost
one.
Pickle
Crow,
5.25.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.62
San
Antonla,
1.40.
Sherrltt
Gordln,
1.18.
Stadacona,
.91.
Uchl
Oold.
1.40.
Bouscadlllac,
.07.
Moshcr,
.16.
,
'
Oklend,
.21.
Smelters
Gold.
.02.
Dominion
Bridge,
33.25.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
5
below
Anyox
Clear,
northwest
wind
5
below.
Stewart
Clear,
light
north
wind
4
below.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm,
28
below.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
32
below.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
42
below.
Atlln-Clcar.
37
below.
Yukon
temperatures
range
down
to
65
below
zero.
Peace
Parley
Is
Planned
But
Not
For
While
Tomorrow's
Tides
141
Capitol
5:38
a.m.
10.9
(t.
18:30
p.m.
16.4
ft.
TAXI
L'
w
12:12
p.m.
03
ft.
Macey's
Coffee
Housp
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXV1H
No.
33.
1U
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY
9,
1939.
miCE:
V
CENTS
reit?&r
Negrin
Is
Now
In
France
L
L
u
rvii
u
w
JLtl
JLillVJLiU
OF
ITALY
Urine
Increased
As
Result
Of
Ire
Chamberlain's
Statement
Goldstein
Building,
Massive
Landmark
Of
Juneau
Business
Section,
It
Destroyed
By
Fire!
irm
n
cm
a
d
c
EASING
UP
sPjcious
Two
Degrees
Milder
Here
Last
Night
Than
Night
Before
Lower
Mainland
and
jllnd
in
Grip
of
Snow
King
Of
Great
Britain
Sees
mons.
Ulterior
Motives
in
Spanish
Civil
War
Activities
LONDON,
Feb.
9:
German
It
was
slightly
milder
In
Prince
-
Rupert
over
last
nighi
than
it
was
"Pape
e
expressing
suspl-the
night
before,
the
lowest
official
f,ons
at
thc
a
lvity
'
reat?,ri-
thermometer
reading
for
the
night
Been
twelve
acove
or
two
i
navmg
ft
Jh
ftSVV
ftft
V
oww
w
W
w
w
tain
In
connection
with
the
settle-
CLOSE
CALL
I
The
tempera
tut
e
In
Vancouver
was
Division
Forced
in
Regard
To
Feb.
9:
A
Colonial
!.,
ntv
above
.nf
in
vi-torli
twen-
emptor-
nly
One
.League,
formed
from
members
of
ty.five
above.
In
the
central
In-
Majority
me
oiuimi
rarnamcni.
lurm-
terior
Prln;e
0eorge
recorded
51
ed
yesterday
for
the
purpose
of
low.
--.t
r-b
9-.
The
govem-
offsettlnB
the
claims
of
Qermany.
enov
r.ii
.tearfllv
throuihout
thc
ment
came
very
dose
to
being
de-
for
ctrtonles.
Sir
Samuel
Wlleon
Is
Alaska
Beaver
Season
0oen
light
swell.
will
Be
From
March
16
to
WASiimuTUN.
u.
,..
teo.
,
Bu
Harbor
Overcast,
easterly
15,
Game
Commission
Announces
Before,
a
congressional
committee,
wind,
five
miles
ner
hour:
barom-
Victoria
Snowing,
northeast
Tlnifprl
Qfofne
nit
olatit
mtt
r
hnnr-
har.
V
UIUIVU
ometer,
2936.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
easterly
'wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barom
eter.
29.92.
Prince
Oeorgc
Clear,
southwest
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barom-etc.'.
3030.
Inverness
Clear;
calm,
temperature
14.
Terrace
Clear,
northeast
wind,
Bombers
Used
To
Break
Ice
DULUTH.
Minnesota.
Feb.
9:
United
States
Army
bombers
are
INSURGENTS
COLD
WAVE
ADVANCING
NORTHWARD
ous
sow
-iiaqna
.May
surrenderRebels
Taking
Over
Minorca
PERPIONAN.
France
Fh
0-
ment
of
the
Spanish
civil
war.
With
Premier
N?rin
h
hiH
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
O-
-
"
decrees
higher
than
during
Tuesday
t.
mumfie
inai
been
dliesung
the
faltering
gov
night
and
early
Wednesday
morn-
ing.
A
haziness
of
thesky
indicate
that
there
may
be
'a
break
before
:ong.
Snow
came
today,
to
the
lower
ifTiiim
ViVm.ii.
,andmart
of
a"
-mainland
and
Vancouver
Island
a
T,.
Jfars
,
.
.
tv.
The
Italian
strength
there
.
.
This
Is
v.
r.
of
New
Of
Object
Croup
hotted
the
Irtllnrlal
territorial
offices
,,
until.
,
n.ltlxh
nn,umhl,
continued
to
shlv-
cmraeni
aeiences
irom
witnin
a
few
feet
of
the
French
frontier
across
which
he
was
assured
of
safe
personal
refuge
if
necessary,
finally
entering
France
vextprtiav
CAD
C1
fJ1rV
Spanish
insurgents
continue
theii
1
WlY
VlJ
Y
1
-Pia
advance
in
Catalonia
in
the
the
Chairman
and
a
number
of
inVi
Tpanmrvrtatinn
an
slvinz
increased
compensation
if
General
FrancLsco
Franan
trvisv
are
on
the
executive
committee.
They
plan
to
take
action
to'
pre-
terday
morning
In
the
basemen
of,,,
"'
Frances
Perkins
Defends
Herself
morning
In
Vancouver,
deoosltlnv
l
yertrdy
on
a
outUton
of
Ing
"peace,
at
any
price."
irs
v
w
v
a
a
niwivi
v
-
v
-
-
-
Oerwtml
Howa
Mlwa
has
start
I
neeotlatlons
for
ne&ce
with
th
The
loss
In
tne
destruction
of
the
Secreury
of
Labor
Frances
Perkins
'
eter.
29.77;
temperature,
29;
mod-
KETCHIKAN
Feb
9
Trappers
J1
lovaiJsl
nands.
looay
tney
en-buildlng
and
IU
contenU
U
various-
yesterday
denied
charges
that
sh
erate
sweU.
of
Southeastern
Alaska
welcome
Leruius.
ly
estimated
at
from
$100,000
to
had
failed
to
enforce
the
deporta-
Alert
Bay
-
Overcast,
easterly
the
announcement
made
yestcrdav
KebeIs
Take
$200,000.
It
contained
a
grocery
uon
laws
against
aliens,
partlcu-,
wini(
15
milcs
per
hour;
barometer
by
the
Alaska
Oame
Commission
11
became
known
iast
night
store,
fur
store,
apartment
and.
Urly
labor
aglUtors.
Miss
Perkins1
1
29.93;
temperature.
26;
sea
choppy,
that
the
beaver
won
wilt'
Hi
11141
negotiations
were
under
wa
on
the
too
floor,
the
studio
of
thc
-mpeachment
had
been
called
for.
1
Estcvan
Snowing,
northeast
opened
from
March
16
to
April
15.
Ior
surlend
of
the
Island
of
Juneau
radio
broadcasting
station.
lnd
rour
mlM
hour.
barom-
Minorca
trom
xoyanst
to
insurgent
eter.
29.82
dropping
explosives
on
frozen
Lake
crulser
Devonshire.
superior
to
oreas
up
tne
ice.
iney
An
nt
clQSe
fly
out
over
the
Ice
from
here
1
:
Pope
Pius
Is
Getting
Better
Physician
To
His
Holiness
Reports
That
Influenia
Attack
is
"Running
Normal
Course"
was
national
president,
said
at
a
jiier
here.
,
control
with
the
co-operation
ot
British
and
trench
authorities
In
bringing
aoout
an
orderly
truce
on
the
undeistandlng
that
th-
i
i
!
Loyalist
Resistance
Not
Very
Seri-j
OVER
WEST
Temperatures
as
Low
as
Forty-
lour
Below
in
North
Dakota-Disastrous
Kansas
Brush
Fires
CHICAGO.
Feb.
9:
Another
cold
wave
is
spreading
and
becomin
Jmore
acute
in
the
north
central
states
with
the
centre
of
severity
in
North
Dakota
where
thermometer
readings
as
low
as
44
below
zero
are
recorded.
In
Nebraska
and
Minnesota
sub-zero
temperature
readings
are
general
In
Chicago
It
was
five
above
zero
last
night
with
indications
of
becoming
even
colder
Meantime
in
Kansas
several
,Z
Li
I
naller
brush
fires
were
still
.
-m,
,
'
rag
the
rebels
were
within
eleven
miles
.
"...
of
the
French
frontier.
There
Is
'still
talk
of
Netrrtn
proceeding
to
Valencia
to
continue
resistance
In
that
area
but
it
Is
known
that
some
of
his
ministers
are
counsel-
ing
over
25.000
acres
of
pasture
lands
following
one
laree
blazn
near
Stone
City
on
Tuesday.
Loss
to
farmers
in
destruction
or
ruined
crops,
buildings
and
property
generally
is
estimated
at
$100,000.
prominent
member
of
Parlii-ient
communications
are
unL-npa;reu.
unemployed
workmen.
The
dlvl-
began
withdrawal
of
large
num-
Clro
f
1
1
l
lue
daily
weather
reports
are
as
on
was
forced
without
n
waiting
bers
of
troops
from
Catalonia.
Ap-
UnugWClY
VUlUCoL
follows:
'h-
w-r
rf
he
Roval
Commls-
parenUy
satisfied
that
the
con-
T
.
i
n
i
Pnnce
RupertSeattercd
clouds,
don
which
is
Investigating.
A
quest
Is
virtually
complete,
he
Is
f
Qint
ih
oOUth
Caim:
Daromeier,
oU.UO
I
ruing
;
micnuucm
iiiuniuuinii
au&uig
ji
cixtnit
iut
a
uvajui
uiicu-
temcerature.
14:
sea
smooth.
the
commission
to
hurry
ud
with
ive
against
the
Madrid-Valencia
Inule
Island
Part?
ooudy.
nor-
t
rerwrt
was
carried
by
only
one
zone.
therlr
wind,
ten
miles
oer
hour.
nalortty
in
the
House
of
Com-
At
Madrid
rt
is
reported
that
Eastern
Alaska
SKAOWAY.
Feb.
9:
Skasway
surVender
of
the
original
capital
was
coldest
point
In
Southeast-eltv
whleh
would
lmolv
comDletc
era
Alaska
yesterday
with
4ive-de-
oontrpl
of
Spain
by
General
Fran-
Greea
below
zero.
Juneau
and
Sit-ctteo
Franco.
ka
reported
elglt
above
and
"
Mtann.
the
insurgents
were
Wrangell,
Petersburg
andvKetcW.
ijelaUgnrrited
vraterL-to
Ttfe-
around
'I(rBvef
ThrrC-were
nr.i
veui
moveuient
of
reinforcements
indications
of
a
moderation
of
the
'
1
...
i.
.
,
t
cold
man
torfav
vi
auun
io
lunwu
iui
mc
r
iast
portion
of
Spain
remaining
PIONEER
IS
DEAD
Thomas
II.
McCubbin
of
Pacific
Passes
Away
Wednesday
Evening
in
Local
Hospital
Island,
after
the
surrender,
should
be
pcop.ed
only
with
Spaniards.
Death
removed
one
of
this
dls-Ehortage
of
food,
culminating
In
trlct's
best
known
and
most
hlgh-a
rebellion
against
the.
Spanish,
ly
esteemed
pioneer
citizens
at
the
government
authority,
brought
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
about
the
demand
for
surrender.
'lth
the
passing
of
Thomas
H.
Mc-The
negotiations
account
for
the
Cubbln.
for
many
years
conducting
presence
at
Minorca-of
the
British
a
general
store
at
Pacific
and
prior
(having
left
its
own
country."
Weather
rorecast
to
that
located
In
Prince
Rupert,
to
the
Mr.
McCubbin
had
come
to
the
cjty
I
French
Foreign
Office
at
Paris
a
few
days
ago
to
undergo
an
op-
today
said
that
the
French
gm
eratkm
from
which
it
appeared
at
.ernment
considers
the
Spanish
re-
first
that
he
was
recovering
nicely,
I
publican
government
Is
'no
longer
only
to
start
losing
ground
a
couple
ln
existence"
since
Premier
Negrin
of
days
ago.
He
expired
last
night.
I
has
entered
France,
his
regime
MrMcCubbln
was
sixty-one
years
01
age
ana
was
a
native
01
scot-land.
He
came
first
to
Prince
Rupert
nearly
thirty
years
ago
and,
after
a
few
years
In
the
city,
moved
to
Pacific.
He
Is
survived
by
his
.General
SvnoDsis
A
storm
an-
widow,
two
daughters.
Miss
Eliza
-
'preaching
from
the
west
is
caus-
beth
McCubbin
R.N.
of
the
Prince
I
VATICAN
CITY,
Feb.
9:
The
Ing
snow
on
the
coast.
The
weath-
Rupert
General
Hospital
nursing
eighty-one
year
old
Pope
Pius
is
er
continues
very
cold
In
the
In-
staff,
and
Miss
Norma
McCubbin,
somewhat
stronger
and
an
lm-
terlor.
,
who
teaches
school
at
Dorrcen.
and
iprovement
In
his
condition
Is
re-
Prince
Ruoert
and
Queen
Char-
one
son,
Jack,
in
the
service
of
i
ported.
His
Illness
with
Influenza
lotte
Islands
Strong
northeast
Kelly-Douglas
Co.
here.
General
was
announced
last
night
by
a
winds,
with
snow,
not
much
change
sympathy
will
be
extended
by
many
special
consultant
to
be
"running
In
temperature.
friends.
th'enormal
course.'
Today,
how-i
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
,
The
remains
will
be
taken
by
to-ever.
aceordlne
to
Vatican
News
East
to
southeast
winds.
Increaslne'
morrow
evening's
train
to
Terrace
Service
reports,
he
was
uncon-
to
strong.
Cloudy
with
snow
turn-
Preliminary
Work
Must
Be
Done
scious
for
more
than
an
hou;
Before
General
Conference
Of
with
another
attack
of
cardiac
Nations
Held
(asthma
but
physicians
restored
...,
.
,
,
.
.
consciousness
and
later
reported
LONDON,
Feb.
9:Asked
In
the
tQ
be
lm
d
ard
House
of
Commons
yesterday
If
It
restm
,
irantul"y-
tranquilly.
was
the
intention
of
the
govern-
;
ment
to
call
a
general
peace
con-!
ference
with
a
view
to
Improving1
WOMEN'S
OBJECTIVE
the
relations
of
the
various
Euro-.
'
pcan
powers,
Prime
Minister
Ncv-
ST.
CATHARINES,
Ont,
Feb.
9:
Me
Chamberlain
replied
that
the
CP
Objective
of
the
National
government
Was
In
favor
of
such
Council
of
Women
Is
to
attain
a
a
conference
but
felt
that
a
great
united
Canada
through
better
un-deal
of
preliminary
work
must
bc!derstandlng
of
various
provincial
Ing
to
sleet.
China
Has
New
Supreme
Council
Will
Have
Charge
of
War
Opera
tions
With
Kai
Shek'
As
President
din-
eratlons
witn
tas
president.
:
where
Interment
will
be
made,
Mr.
McCubbin
having
been
a
member
J
or
the
Kltselas
Masonic
Lodge.
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex.
Finnic,
who
1
were
close
personal
friends
of
Mr.
,
McCubbin.
will
be
returning
to
the
iclty
on
tonight's
train
after
spend-
'
Ing
ome
time
in
Scotland.
J
FATAL
HONEYMOON
COLBORNE,
Ont,
Feb,n?;.
tCP)
Pneumonia
contracted
while
on
SHANGHAI,
Feb.
9
r
A
new
Chi-
her
honeymoon
caused
the
death
nese
supreme
council
nas
Deen
oi
wrs.
aiarguente
uoss
za
noun
done
before
It
could
become
cf
fee-1
problems,
Mrs.
George
Spencer,
formed
to
have
charge
of
war
op-
after
her
wedding;.
Her
husbands
tlve.
This
preliminary
work
proceeding.
Shek
car
stuck
in
a
snowdrift,
she
fell
ill
and
died
the
next
day