hi
feather
Forecast
Rupert
district
and
Queen
Pr.-e
islands
-
Moderate
to
plnnrtv
and
-'
l
...inrie
(rc:-"
taw
Crcrc
win,
j
jDUinWCSfc
wir.i
showers.
XXX
NO
232.
ructivi-
uicthe
let,
o.
.iid
to
be
partly
out
IEED0M
DEFINED:
Hugh
Dgbson
D.
D.
Gives
t
Kotar
Club
nsiiit:itic.ii.il
f
Irecaoro
M,h
...
Oi
Talk
y
we
are
fighting
wf
do
not'
mean
we
'
!j!
the
right
to
do!
nan
would
His
concpntlon
of
i"
iken
from
that
set
ov
6)
pa
wnen
v.
saJd.
.
called
to
be
free."
That
ne
liberation
of
the
in
man.
It
meant
lead
an
ordered
those
high
mark
him
ns
hc-
aoove
.ru
beast.
Oobs-.;:,
weut
on
to
point
out
;
'
oraer
to
win
the
war
Wer'-
asked
tn
snrrlflrn
Hp
,h
nM
i
lord
Lloyd
in
which
Pmts
out
that
this
Is
civilization
the
wen.
A
u,,,
it..
tt
w)
reaa
it.
"ssiners
.
,e
pollce
COm
the
"
laupn
M
nl
of
iu
uciiuii
ner,i
V.::,,s,on
Biigadlcr
m.
"pcr.
-ii
f
,.
.
Hum
Ma
ess
d'Wnr
charg.
"
on
a
nniir
rvr
BESUIi
jr:
More
man
Musfiollnl
AllUOnUlllll
led
BERLIN.
Oct.
3:
0)
Chan-
cellor
Adolf
Hitler,
home
from
the
Russian
front
to
launch
Germany's
ninth
winter
relief
campaign,
claimed
today
that
Russia
had
been
so
stricken
she
"never
again
will
rise
up"
.
nnrf
fhnt
"si
plrfantir!
new
de-
pi'
ase.
according
to-
.
.
.
.
"p;,X.Architect
tommg
:ular
weekly
lunch
To
Consult
Upon
i
,...
-..-i
.tnrpsent
at
the
annual
Victory
Bear
t.unuua
mai
uiei--
"
,
nr.:
.
Vr-U,w
rhamhep
nf
Commerce
tms
:inveralve
matter
"'-
or
i
('
CJfilnmhlo
r.-.i
on
Is
Camp
Pet
Unusuallv
Marked
Bruin
Appears
at
Surf
Inlet
Mine
so
Patriotic
Name.
t
ni,Q.,
r,f
v
for
Victory,"
All
bur.i.11
vi
.
w-
"
.
m
kii,
u
which
recently
visited
the
camp
of
the
Surf
Inlet
mlriP
hns
been
named
"Viciuij.
Oddly
enough,
the
big
bear
had
a
big
snow
white
"V"
on
us
iu..j
chest.
Such
an
appearing
bear
Is
quite
unusual.
ed
Church
when
Rev.
W.
P.
Bunt,
superintendent
of
missions,
suoke
8c
wmm
on
the
work
of
the
home
missions.
BERLIN.
October
3:
Onethous-
3:
Premier
Benito
and
Rev-
Dr-
HuEn
Dobson,
secre-
and
persons
have
been
executed
Tfnor,
,ir,r,
tary
of
social
service
and
evangel-
in
Nazi-occupied
countries
of
Eur-
L1IL
XAtl.
L1U11
.
!.:r.:.-o
Ruia.an
warships,
in-
VPKtprtlav
n
nm.r.prman
ripmnn-
ism
and
president
of
the
British
ope
since
the
war
with
Russia
r.
ut-Bwujcio
straOons
Nazi
official
spokesmen
MB,
wucieuuc,
uiau
ut
u
.siaiu,
ti.
a.u..v,v..
-v...
uucn
uWu
jr
deny
a
deterioration
In
relations
"ie
uuiw;i
""
Ul
a
1,cw
,,UI1U
n::
c:r.jc:
between
Krons-
h,,T.pn
Ttn,
nrirt
n..,..
Now."
;
nr.)
uc
t:
:-.:z
t:
;:ad.
it
is
claimed
Rev.
T.
C.
Colwell
of
Port
Simp-
jrlties.
son
chairman
of
the
Presbytery,
oombs,
set
by
the
'
r
evacuation,
have
m
captured-
Kiev,
it
,
kc-
r:
reported
to
have
:j
alarm
last
night.
:k.
of
the
Russian
!
Hitler
Home.
From
Russia
nrnifriori
nvpr
the
various
sessions
I
"
-
i
and
amoothe
deltescgrairyj
from
a
"dlsxance
were
Rev.
Peter
Kelly
of
the
mission
boat
Thomas
Crosby,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Find-ley
from
Hartley
Bay,
Rev.
E.
S.
Fleming
from
Ocean
Falls,
and
Sam
Hughes
and
Dr.
and
Mrs.;
Fiddes
from
congregation
'SnnitPdlbombers,
OI
first
uniieai
.
.
....
,
.
v,i-,t.tori
,QV
Church
was
represented
by
J.
A.
Donnell,
Rev.
W.
H.
Pierce,
Mrs.
Andrew
Thompson
and
Mrs.
Gordon
German
Dr.
Dobson
and
Mr.
Bunt
were,
of
course,
the
prln-
velopment"
has
opened
on
the
Cipal
visitors
iront
in
tne
iasi
ioriy-eigut
t
Color
and
Komance
u
n,.
.,i,mm.r,t
hp
.
.
tatlon
ln
connection
with
ne
made
&
yow
con.
civic
centre
project
.
slaye
traffic
among
cern
b
planned
to
embark
upon
in
the
coast
near
future.
Word
to
t1?
Victor
'
-That
That
high
Wgh
resolve
e
led
him
to
en-has
been
received
from
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
chairman
of
the
rllh'la
whlch
he
civic
centre
committee,
win
.
,'an,v
nve
lonC
iLfe
of
riinner
uiwiv""v
,
UlllllCi
.
.
r
nUi-nrt
on.
devotea
service,
ivn.
fHt
!
Wnz
T"ma.
"".isU
L
now
being
considered
as
a
century
.
uiiu
ii
sninnnn
rT
'
"
Thn
i
'
n
n
kih
0P
iu
uobsim
"
Hot.
Whip
no
ria.v
"utuy
me.
introdnoprt
t.
n
t
no
oook
.hat
he
recently
pur-
to
Presbytery
for
conun-
i
r
-
h
cnnnnri
nr
irlE
evening
to
make
a
report
on
the,
.
carrled
out
project
to
that
body.
The
corner
,
"
natlye
Deoles
for
halt
at
of
First
Hirer
Avenue
hvi'm
r
and
uiiu
a.v.."
Mcunac
"
Presbvterv
SDent
much
time
hearing
reports
on
work
already
done
In
this
district,
particularly
among
the
natives,
aim
uiomo-
lng
plans
for
the
future,
woiaoie
reports
were
those
covering
the
work
of
hospitals
such
as
Hazel-
ton,
Bella
Bella,
Bella
cooia
ana
Port
Simpson.
These
Institutions
are
now
all
splendidly
staffed
and
well
equipped
to
render
tne
nign-
Continued
on
Page
Two
'GATOR
BOOSTS
SAVINGS
LONDON.
Oct.
3:
0)
A
10-year
'old
alligator
has
been
eniistea
to
hpln
boost
Britain's
war
savings.
Tamed
by
Thelma
Roberts,
It
will
shake
hands
with
Investors
at
I
iHammersmim.
BOMBING
ENGLAND
rdv
oi
a
DriBiiu
u'm
u.w,
....
i
i
n
rvtn
j-k
nn
nr
nnn
1
1
irii
i
inr
uma
w
ixl
,
hara
aL
live
cuiuu
night,
four
of
the
'towns
being
in
the
northeast
and
one
in
the
ermthptisr.
Mnrh
damage
was
'done
and
casualties
were
feared
heavy.
For
one
of
the
towns
it
was
the
heaviest
attack
of
the
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
3,
1941.
which
totalled
250
throughout
the
extensive
system.
With
wimi
the
uie
approach
aypiuacu
ui
of
the
nie
forth
tigations
and
proper
recommendations
to
those
in
authority
in
order
to
remove
possible
dangers.
They
also
advocate
"good
housekeeping"
to
all
employees
by
keeping
railway
buildings
and
equipment
clean
and
free
from
rubbish.
Further,
they
encourage
the
butting
of
grass
near
station
buildings
and
section
houses
so
as
to
reduce
the
danger
and
damage
.ue
to
grass
fires.
Another
important
factor
is
the
well
organized
fire
brigades
at
all
Canadian
National
Railway
shops.
.These
groups
take
"time
out"
reg-'
ularly
for
drills
and
this
has
made
I
them
very
efficient
when
called
upon
to
quell
a
fire.
The
company
supplies
sufficient
fire
protection
apparatus
apparatus
at
at
all
aU.
saio.
naa
nw
it
TT1
:
,':
.
:;
v,v
thp.
Divine
low
In
waves,
the
enemy
Sllffprinr
Over
Abundance
Of
ffllSuSSr.10
I
venbi;
mWon-Jplanes
dropped
heavy
bombs
and
nMm
V
p
ence
o
field
headquarters.
incendiaries,
using
machine
guns,
.if'
.icr,m'
onrt
insiaht.
did
much
and
small
cannons.
SMITHERS.
Oct.
3:
During
the
to
'make
the
sessions
interesting
Two
of
the
Nazi
planes
were
past
two
weeks
tne
vaUey
has
had.
and
profitable.
Mr.
Pierce,
who
is
'
brought
down
on
me
eai
w
a
great
deai
0f
wet
weather
ana,
,'
well
known
foe.
his
picturesque
and
one
in
the
Firth
of
Forth
u
has
held
up
threshing
opera-1
sneech
was
most
effective
with
i
area.
Hons
to
the
extent
that
some
of.
his
vivid
reminiscences
oi
pioneer
oia
umu
.c..,
ine
crops
nun
siaimu
u
Tm,
innnrp
he
told
of
.
down
In
fighting
over
the
contln-
.
fl
lds
are
now
suffering
u)o.
-"
'
...
...j...
lrr
tn
t.
h
P
.
..
.
,,.
u.
.nnno
with!
pni
vesteruay,
I1
Pfniort
nt.hPrs.
from
Port
Simpson
to
Vic-
Air
Ministry.
Cllll
C
I
Henry
Whittaker,
distance
distance
of
of
six
six
hundre.
hundred
milps
in
order
to
eo
to
school.
He1
related
how
in
those
days
he
had
i
provincial
provim.i.11
o-ociont
Ahrnhnm
Lin-
a,
m,:,T
;i
h
;,
;hT
architect,
will
be
arriving
in
sla-
a
orderca
life.
Man
must'.Pce
Rupert
shortly
for
consul-
lll
W
W"
MAU
h
impressed
rsrt
nroc;ffl
f
preauRim.intiv
th.v
:,':".i.!uitlnn
TODAY'S
(ttmritwy
6.
D.
ouv,wiui"6
m
from
tne
moisture.
Vancouver
Grandview,
.15'A.
Bralorne,
11.20.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.25
(ask).
Hedley
Mascot,
.47.
;Jf
Pend
Oreille,
1.65.
Pioneer,
2.35.
4
Premier,
.75
(bid).
,
'
w
v-Prlvateer,
.53.
Reno,
.10.
i.
Sheep
Creek,
.92.
Oils
;
Calmont,
.18.
C.
&
E.,
1.30.
nr
Home,
2.48
(bid).
Royal
Canadian,
.04',2.
Toronto
Beattie,
1.10.
Central
Pat.,
1.70.
Cons.
Smelters,
40.25.
t
Hardrock,
.75.
Kerr
Addison,
4.40.
Little
Long
Lac,
1.80.
iV
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.02,
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.65.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.05.
Moneta,
.33.
Pickle
Crow,
2.75.
Preston
East
Dome,
3.30.
San
Antonio,
2.40.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.94.
EXAMINED
FOR
TB.
MELVILLE
Every
resident
of
this
Saskatchewan
city
has
been
examined
for
tuberculosis.
I
According
to
reports
DIES
AT
from
dis-
.tricts
farther
east
the
crops
STOCKS
around
Houston
and
Vanderhoof
Johnston
coO
ihave
been
even
worse
off
than
UhP
Rmlthprs
district
In
that
res
pect
as
they
have
had
a
great
deal
more
rain
than
this
end
of
the
Bulkley
Valley.
TERRACE
Wilfred
Seguin
Passes
Away
On
Street.
TERRACE,
Oct.
3:
-
Dropping
o
in
thp
street
in
Terrace
Wed-
UUM
v-w
npcrinv
a
man
named
Wlnrea
Seguin
suffered
a
fatal
heart
at
tack.
Deceased
was
a
stranger
to
the
district,
having
arrived
a
snori
time
ago
looking
for
employment
and
was
to
have
commenced
worit
The
funeral
took
place
today,
i
burial
service
being
performed
ati
8
o'clock
at
the
Catholic
churcn.,
Boiihparpra
werp
nrovided
by
the
members
of
the
Canadian
Legion
ENGINES
FOR
TURKEY
LONDON,
Oct.
3:
D
British
locomotive
works
have
started
to
build
24
railway
engines
for
Tirr-
kev.
They
are
part
of
an
order
for
8
locomotives.
Tomorrow
sT
ides
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
.....
0:29
ajn.
20.6
ft.
12:49
p.m.
21.1
ft.
Low
6:44
ajn.
4.7
ft.
19:06
pjn.
4.1
ft.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
War
rxX-s
lareat
Britain
sure
or
Itself
IllHTAIN
HEAVILY
HIT
.......
v
Y)
.nvnn.
Perhaps
signalling
an
end
of
th
I
.v..
iMttif
of
Britain,
German
bombers
last
ni4
lull
jr.
.
"S
V
v
...
If
.
...A
,
five
cities
on
Britain's
southeast
and
.
oast
if"
.1..
fivp
towns
it
was
the
worst
laid
of
t.
-
.ire
war.
persons
being
trapped
in
shattered
buildings.
T.e
Itoyal
Air
?'in
directed
over-night
attacks
at
docks
tt
Brest
and
St.
Nazaire
fnd
airdromes
in
GERMAN
BIG
GUNS
IN
ACTION
tn-cTfivr..
Ene.
German
tuns
from
the
Trench
coast
uartd
into
action
at
noon
today
in
a
heavy
bombardment
of
ship-
nins
through
the
Mraus
ox
uuvcr.
BEDS
SMASHING
NAZIS
....rriiu'
liravv
Russian
smashes
in
the
north
and
centre
.-.
m,.rp
than
six
thousand
German
casualties
and
indlcat-
h'
...,
hinu's
for
the
central
counter
offensive
as
well
as
-
..i
..priiritv
fur
Leningrad,
were
announced
todav.
At
1
Vif
noint
on
the
central
front,
said
the
Soviet
information
bureau,
'
.
.
.
i
.i
:
i
.
:
1
1
j
i
i
three
thousand
uerman
suiuicrs
hcic
mucu
auu
nuunucu
aim
liliirty
two
tanks
destroyed.
FINLAND
IS
OBSTINATE
lli.LSINKI
Officials
of
the
Finnish
government
declare
that
ft
f
inland
will
never
sign
a
truce
with
the
present
government
of
Russia
ARSHIPS
MUSSOLINI
TRAPPED
PRO-NAZI
many
Claims
100
hsels
tnable
To.
Get
From
Bombers
Itussian
IjCads
ilaan
Nation
In
Demon
-Away
strations
Of
Favor
For
Germany
TRADE
IN
:
LIQUOR
IS
I
DEPLORED
it
Should
Be
Controlled,
Presbytery
Declares
Prince
Ilupert
District
Sessions
Conclude.
While
concerning
Itsplf
fnr
thp
most
part
with
immediate
and
practical
issues,
the
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada,
in
session
here
this
week,
took
notice
of
the
crowing
menace
of
the
liquor
traffic
and
a
strong
resolution
was
passed
condemning
the
inconsistency
of
governments
in
pleading
on
every
hand
for
economy
except
in
the
matter
of
liquor.
The
proposal
to
use
ships
for
the
shipment
of
beer
to
England
in
these
times
of
stress
was
also
roundly
condemned.
It
was
urged
that
only
the
necessities
of
life
be
transported
under
convoy
to
the
Old
Country.
Panama
Ship
Is
Torpedoed
RIO
DE
JANEIRO,
Oct.
3:
(CP)
The
United
States
freighter
West
Nilus
radioed
today
that
she
had
picked
up
eighteen
survivors
of
the
Panama-registered
tanker
F.
C.
White
White
which
WhlCn
Was
was
tor
concluding
session
of
the
Pres-
bytery
last
night
took
the
form
Berlin
Announcement
Gives
An
of
a
public
meeting
in
First
Unit-
Idea
Of
Stern
Measures
Being
Taken
''FIGHTING
Prime
Minister
Gives
i
OF
FIRES
Good
Work
Being
Done
by
Cana-
umll
naiiuuai
tiiijiivj
tea.
MONTREAL,
Oct.
3:
Fire
prevention
Is
the
basis
of
a
continuous
campaign"
throughout
the
Canadian
National
Railways
and,
as
a
result,
the
number
on
company
Message
to
Party
of
Canadian
Journalists
of
fires
Solflfim
Has
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Than
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will
be
less
than
those
In
1940
at
Present
But
Never
Has
It
Been
More
Loniidcnt
of
Outcome.
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o7
o,v,Q
comlns
tire
prevention
week,
Oct.
Churchill,
in
a
special
messace
to
part
of
the
errouD
of
4H0
450
mHes
miles
east
east
of
of
Re-
Re-
LS
ployees
ZSZtZ'
have
pledged
themselves
C
Pf1
t,.oni
,
newspapermen
.
uLa
nann,a
visiting
Po
war-time
w
Britain,
nuV
ask-
cife,
Brazil.
THOUSAND
EXECUTED
to
co-operate
in
Its
observance.
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"
"IV
KTYK
voimua
umi.,
aituuuyn
me
Fire
inspectors,
five
to
each
di-
British
Commonwealth
has
seldom
m
history
faced
worse
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Un-..
At.r.
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of
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C11r
r
of
fire
hazards
by
careful
inves-
ourselves
and
of
our
cause"
CALL
OFF
jJAPAN
IS
MOVEMENT!
RESENTFUL
Repriation
Which
Was
to
Have
Suspended
Fighting
Is
At
Postponed.
J
LONDON,
Oct.
3:
P
The
War
Ofiice,
announced
suddenly
tonight
that
it
had
been
forced
to
postpone
the
start
of
repatriation
of
sick
and
wounded
prisoners
of
war
which
had
been
due
to
start
tomorrow
Netherlands
East
Indies
viding
War
Supplies
for
Soviet.
TOKYO.
Oct.
3:
Japan
charges
resentfully
that
the
Netherlands
East
Indies,
becoming
more
and
more
friendly
with
Russia,
is
send-
and.
-ing-.
large
-supplies
of
war
mate-
v.
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&
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Jr
1
.SC.
ThVIvJS1
New
Haven.
rials
to
Japan.
Further
shipment.
that
there
of
rubber,
oil
and
steel
from
the
..7T
Vro7
firp
had
been
aeieed
.
v
u.
xv.iv,
With
and
a
rains
wl
Hfh
h
surtabk
titnhip
;
fire
ex-
ex-
Five
Towns
Hit
Last
Mght
sus;ension
of
war-
Netherlands
East
Indies
to
Rus-
Considerable
Damage
and
nS
at
nreu,
potaU
J
channei
r-
be
considered
an
Casualties.
locomotives
are
.equipped
to
spray
Heavy
movpmpnt.
ly
act.
Tokyo
says.
.tntna
nnrtor
nrpccurp
1
1
r
1
I.HI1K.
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-
LONDON,
Oct.
3:
German
cars
are
available
to
deal
with
ikh?mh5GKhkhh
,Kor1
mm'inir
coming
nver
over
bv
by
the
the
light
light
emergencies
emergencies
along
along
the
right
of
g
g
Interior
Has
Too
Much
Rain
Crops
Throughout
Bulkley
Valley
FAL
BULLETINS
WET
IN
PEACE
RIVER
rOUCE
COUPE
Wet
weather
with
five
inches
of
snow
is
making
the
harvesting
of
seed
oats
which
is
beginning
to
sprout.
NEW
AUSTRALIA
GOV'T
CANBERRA
Labor
Leader
John
Curtin
today
accepted
a
commission
to
form
a
new
Australian
government
shortly
after
Prime
Minister
A.
W.
Fadden
tendered
the
cabinet's
resignation
following
defeat
by
a
mar-Pin
of
three
voles
of
a
motion
regarded
by
the
government
as
one
of
confidence.
MAYOR
CONDEMNED
BERLIN
Otakar
Klapka,
mayor
of
Ofn,
has
been
condemned
to
death
by
the
People's
Court
of
Czechoslovakia,
on
charges
of
plotting
rebellion
in
alleged
conspiracy
with
the
condemned
Premier
of
the
Bohemia-Moravia
protectorate,
General
Alois
Elias,
Dicnst
Aus
Deutschland
reported
today.
The
agency
quoted
rrague
sources
as
saying
that
Elias
had
drawn
Klopka
into
the
plot.
RAIN
STOPS
SERIES
BROOKYN
The
third
World
Series
game
between
the
New
York
Yankees
and
Brooklyn
Dodgers
was
postponed
today
by
Commissioner
Landis
after
a
steady
rain
left
Hie
field
here
unulavable.
The
series
will
pro
ceed
tomorrow,
weather
permitting.
CANADA
STRIKE
FREE
OTTAWA
With
the
settling
of
the
dispute
in
the
Pacific
Bolt
Co.
plant
at
Vancouver
there
is
not
a
single
strike
in
Canada
today.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
there
are
3,100,000
workers,
this
is
considered
very
satisfactory.
After
the
five-month
slowdown,
Cape
Breton
coal
mines
are
in
full
production
again.
PETAIN
INTERVENES
s
VICHY
Marshal
Petain
inr
tervened
today
to
save
the
life
of
Paul
Colette,
under
death
sentence
for
attempted
assassination
of
Pierre
Laval
and
Marcel
Deat.
The
sentence
was
commuted
to
life
imprisonment.
CIGARETTES
TO
BRITAIN
MONTREAL
Christmas
presents
of
cigarettes
to
the
Old
Country
should
be
ordered
not
later
than
Oct.
14.
JAP
SUBMARINE
SUNK
TOKYO
A
Japanese
subma-,
rine
has
sunk
in
the
Sea
of
Kiuchiu
during
naval
manoeuvres.
It
had
been
in
collision
with
a
surface
vessel.
Part
of
the
crew
of
the
submarine
was
saved.
MAY
LEAVE
TEHERAN
TEHERAN
Japanese
and
Vichy
-
French
legations
may
leave
this
capital
of
Iran.
RATIONS
SLASHED
BERLIN
The
clothing
ration
in
Germany
is
being
slashed
thirty-five
percent
on
account
of
the
difficulty
of
providing
clothing
for
the
army.
SYNAGOGUES
BLOWN
UP
VICHY
Six
synagogues
were
blown
up
in
Paris
this
morning
which
destroyed
the
interiors
and
left
only
the
walls
standing.
AGREEMENT
WITH
ARGENTINA
OTTAWA
A
trade
agreement
has
been
concluded
between
Canada
and
the
Argentine,
it
being
the
fifth
agreement
with
a
Latin
American
country.
CORDOVA
ST.
TRAFFIC
VANCOUVER
Extensive
revisions
In
Cordova
street
traffic
have
been
recommended
by
the
traffic
commission.
Xtigre
is
also
to
be
tigh'fer
pTfeerTahce
of
jay
walking
regulations.
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