I
his
tan
Milliters
Over
Berlin
mr
llig
Bombers
Soon.
IN,
March
I
(CP)
I
htn
of
heavy
Amercers
struck
at
targets
Iny
today
using
slx-
butters
for
the
first
the
Berlin
radio
said
Ir
American
bombers
rd
Berlin.
bombers
hit
Berlin
kht,
weep
of
American
lotrr
Berlin
is
re
ft
(OMible
curtain-Ir
daylight
assaults
be
German
capital
States
heavy
bomb-
straight
day
of
Eird
mtinuous
aerial
as-i
mukcd
tmlay
by
tic-
nne
of
the
greatest
of
bomlwrs
ever
seen
Siver
Straits,
rs
of
lent
in
in
Here
D
M
V
was
re-'
f
h.
regl-
"
'
lie
Prince
:,rfiary
O
i
Hrxinjent
'
'
ui;
of
off
1-,aM
night.
"Ike
who
la
'
O
srd
itt
Bryant
mrmbcrs
ol
the
anv.tee
00
a
regimental
,i,nt3
on
with
Lieut.
Pfc-
in
charoi.
IN
IS
J.RATIC
P'A,
March
I
(cpi
;-fneral
It.
i.
m.h.
l
eaker
In
the
bud-
J
;y
thai
the
coall-I.
,mrnl
U
We
ImsI
r
"y
in
ihc
pr0T.
r,""
anil
that
li.i.
''m
the
rra'l
In
the
House.
OTTAWA
Organ,
already
under
way
n
Sllih.
Vlrlitrv
liun
r:i
i?
.G
opening
on
,inm
Zl
w.
2
vi
za
objective
of
$l,200p000,00,&
,tA
1v.
SU-S
MOKK
IMMJATS'
fe
lUXIAST,
Speaking
yeslt
day.
Via
-Admiral
I'ercy
Nelles
of
Canada
kairi
tlut
Germany'
lat
gasp
in
(he
mir
might
be
a
ktepped-up
submarine
ni:gi:o
family
iiuimji
OWi:N
SOUND.
A
negro
family
of
six
died
in
a
fire
yesterday
vihUh
detro)rd
their
home.
'I
he
dead
are
Mr.
Norman
Orren
and
her
five
child-
tr
J.
.MONTGOMERY
WINS
NKW
YOKK
llobcat
Montgomery,
IIS
pounds,
won
a
15-round
derision
over
Dean
Jack,
131,
to
regain
hit
lightweight
title
last
night.
Four
Senate
Appointments
OTTAWA.
March
4
0-Prlmc
Minuter
Mackenzie
Kins
announced
hut
night
four
Quebec
appointment
to
the
senate.
They
are
the
Hon.
T.
D.
Bouchard,
Etc.
Hyactnlhc;
Armand
Dalglc.
Montreal.
J.
A.
Lcaage.
Quebec,
and
the
Hon.
Cyrlllc
Vtllancourt.
Levis.
PIONEER
OF
CITY
PASSES
James
M.
Campbell,
Veteran
i
Printer.
andFormec
Km
ploy-
merit
Agent,
Died
i
James
MacDonald
Campbell.
a
well
known
printer
and
old
tuner
of
this
northern
country
familiarly
known
as
"Jimmy'
Campbell.
poMCd
away
last
ntht
at
his
residence
on
Bor-
Local
Wo
Red
Cross
Donations
Previously
acknowlrdged$3
,402.51
Itoyal
Hotel
100.00
n.
L.
Mclnlo.'h
100.01)
II.
O.
Sutherland
tt
Co..
28.00
HMOS.
Chatham
'Band
Concert
i
C.
NeUon
Bacon
Fisheries
A.
Friend
Rupert
Forge
KMly
Douglas
it
Co.
Ltd.
F.
E.
Hunt
Ltd.
Phtrpott.
Evltt
As
Co.,
Ltd.
Edward
Unwtt.
Ltd.
Albert
it
McCaffery,
Ltd.
British
Columbia
Packers
Limited
Burns
A:
Co..
Ltd.
Armour
Salvage
St
Twins
Co..
Ltd.
Ward
Electrtc
St
Marine
Supply
Co.
W.
rt.
Love
Electric
Co.
Standard
Machine
Shop
Mary
and
Margaret
Strac-
han
Mrs.
George
Dibb
Mr.
Aimer
Mrs.
L.
J.
North
E.
R.
Uck
Mrs.
Geo.
Eckcrman
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart
Sheila
A.
Stuart
James
N.
For
man.
Mrs.
TlMm.
Prieirt
Mrs.
J.
Ktllas
Mrs.
F.
Dlbb
H.
S.
NIckerson
O.
PhlUppAon
Sinclair
PlfC
Mrs.
8.
E
Parker"
L.
O.
Lambly
Mrs.
A.
Martlnusen
Mrs.
J.
Clark
Mrs.
H.
B.
M.
Valentin
Mrs.
Adam
Mcintosh
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeo.
Hill
Max
Hetlbroner
I
Frank
J.
Skinner
Trie
T.
tawn
to.
l-ui.
Mr
namnbell
waji
a
native
of
Rothesay
in
the
Island
of
Bute'Kalen
Hardware
Co.
in
Scotland
where
he
became
aj0rmcs
Ltd
printer.
The
spirit
of
adventure
iw-
J-
McCutcheon
Kmirnhi
him
tn
Canada
in
hi
I
Family
Shoe
Store-
nd
Mrs.
J.
II.
Maccy
10.00
1
youthful
years
and.
like
all
ad-l"'.
vrntiirnn
vouthji
he
came
west.
'PS'n
first
locating
In
Calgary
where
Mwry
icam
no.
ai
he
followed
the
printing
trade.
!
0lh
AA-
Bary
He
came
next
to
Vancouver
...
and
Military
Hospital
T
Clnnfttiln
from
there
to
Massctt
in
the
Nomngton
wasjn
the
First
Great
War
nt
of
the
regl
J
Tnmb.'i
wa
iwt.
of
the
band
com-
f'C-
members
of
which
A
W
Burnln
and
A.
Pondrr
C
Shcardown
was
-
.if
the
renlmcn-
-
n.vtl
UlCUt.
k'n
i
the
scennrl
mm.
1
made
to
establish
P
Wr
,
in
connection
r'ilmcnt
Lieut
Gordon
.
elected
nrAcMnt
I'-
C
J
Nnrrinirtnn
n
ndli.-!ut
W
O.Shcar-
rctary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Orcat
War
Vet-
AiiVATirP
On
VailUC
UH
IU
the
crans'
Association
now
Canadian
Legion.
He
was
later
r
i
i
j
appointed
to
the
office
of
Em-
BeaCHHead
ploymcnt
Agent
for
uie
i-nnce
Rupert
district
and
in
mis
hp
be-
WASHINGTON
March
4
T-
cupawvy
IUt
,
The
American
have
advanced
1
known
and
came
we
dlrecUon,
thc
Admlr.
sally
well
liked.
Many
a
man
in.
k0,v,j
depression
days
was
helped
out
.
11
IlllI.Mlllf
by
"Jimmy."
At
various
urn
-
-
will
be
missed
by
ms
many
friends.
He
leaves
to
mourn
his
passing
a
widow,
Mrs.
wsie
F.iWn
rnmnbell.
a
sister.
Mrs.
RAYON
SCKKKNS
TlcH
xnitM
rnvnn
nnd
Cot
Japanese
counter
at
he
held
all
offices
In
the
local
i"""
'".I
"
"
Typographical
Union.
Reaching
retirement
age
mrec
years
ago
Mr.
Campbell
was
su
perannuated
from
the
Employment
Service
and
from
then
his
health
has
gradually
failed.
His
cheery
smile
and
kind
greeting
I
lied
communique
.
said
today.
Driving
To
t
I
Cedarvale
t
SMITHERS,
March
4
The
William
McKay
In
Rothesay,
i
skcena
highway
on
the
upper
and
two
nieces
also
In
Scotland.
Mr.
Campbell
would
have
been
69
years
of
age
on
Marcn
lo,
end
Is
reported
to
be
In
excel
lent
shape
between
South
Itaz-clton
and
Cednrvnle
with
cars
passing
over
lt
without
trouble.
It
Is
expected
that
early
this
summer
the
road
through
to
screen
Terrace
will
be
ready
for
traf
ton
yarns
make
a
window
..
..
.
-i
JL.
i.
This
ru
a
it'
will
ll
ho
be
a
n
boon
hunn
for
rnr
Un
resembling
fir
screens
but
free
!
f
1c.
jhe
from
irom
corrosion
corrosion
j
peopic
in
u-j
flt
Tfrrnce
wnt,
benefit
mast
from
the
stand
to
FROM
FROCKS
TO
Pl-ANKS
of
this
section
of
the
aline
opening
Cotton
ik
used
in
self
-e
gasoline
tanks
for
airplanes.
;
highway.
OTTAWA.
March
Canadian
Pacific
A
100.00
be
held
here
next
week.
150.00
i
25.001
No
Sign
Of
25.00
167.86
69.23
Missing
Men
The
British
Columbia
Police
5.00
launch
P.M.L.
15
returned
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
From
Mr-
and
Mrs
alph
Olsen
5.00
city
on
Friday
after
an
unsur-,
m
o.in
char.
Mrs.
C.
Glskc
5.00
cessful
search
lor
traces
of
evi-
tottf
City
where
he
owned
and
Mr-
ownovicK
IaH
a
nrwitnnncr
called
the
v-
Menzles
Islander."
-
Queen
Charlotte
In
I9H
he
answered
the
call
Sneddon
Oroccry
for
help
from
the
motherland
M-
Allcn
and
went
overseas
with
the
P.
.LaWe
62nd
Battalion,
doing
his
bit
In
Mrs.
N.
France
for
the
land
of
his
birth
M"Ury
Team
Nd.
9
6.00
dencc
of
the
late
of
Louis
Earl
5.00
and
John
Thiesen.
missing
with
5.00
their
boat
the
Rupert
43.
since
15.00
January
7.
5.00
Delayed
by
rough
weather
on
peared,
the
search
was
ham-
(Lt.
B.
Cowan,
CWACi
25.27
pered
by
the
rough
coastline
Canada
Mr.
"no
ntary
ocean
swe
u.u.
On
his
return
to
j
,
time
scc-lotai
l
adlc
-oiicc
bcrgeani
u.
u
nan
con-
Campbell
was
for
a
Pieces
of
wreckage
were
found
but
they
could
not
be
Identified
as
belonging
to
the
Rupert
43.
The
ari'nrd
on
was
invented
i"
Vienna
in
1829.
SuttetiHA
give
generously
CANADIAN
NpRED
CROSS
A
GREAT
CAUSE
hiMi:tTSTi:ii.MS
E-,n
unconfirmed
Stockholm
nays
ltd
has
coiiiiicici
cr
reply
to
Ituvsla.
full
contest
of
the
It
known,
U
It
Nam
jMi
capital
that
i
rrjrrtrtl
the
clause
the
Inlermneni
01
m
fUhtlng
in
the
nun
try
and
also
that
Dopt
be
used
to
aid
SS
KITIII-SUJ
The
Allied
Fifth
KuKrd
three
Miiall
llark
in
the
Antlo
flrltlay.
Coming
at
(rale
point
the
(ler-ntry
made
no
pro-rv.s
finally
repulsed
arlillrry
fire
In
the
inrthem
Italy
eleven
lanes
were
hot
down
n
Allied
plane.
I
hlOMIsr.l)
AGAIN
-
I'niled
Stain
libers
again
attacked
Irrday,
quarely
hit-ay
Installations,
en-ains
and
railway
hey
also
pounded
rid
Tiburtlna
freight
tuliabte
force
struck
lyarua
inrouin
wnirn
traffic
flow
The
claimed
that
the
Edict
ra
had
been
bomb-
Canada
t:oNsi!i;ri;i
OITAWA.
Prime
Minister
.Mackenzie
King
told
Parliament,
in
answer
to
At.
I'.
Cold-well,
C.C.F.
leader,
yeterday
that
Canada
had
been
consulted
by
the
British
(overnment
In
retard
to
recognition
of
the
Itadoiliu
government
for
'
iy
"
and
had
approved.,
'
VICTORY
l$
VOL.
XXXIII,
No.
54
327.75
n
the
Vancouver
Port
i
After
Defeat.
10
00
icc
run
10
Prtncc
Itupert.
't
11
vr3L
announced
last
'
NAPLES.
March
4
f
Three
10
00
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
L.
,
,
.
10
00
"K"-
suiaii
urrman
aiiacu
against
500
100.00
40.0(1
100.0U
100.00
100.00
100.00
150.0.!
50.00
15.00
20.00
10.00
t
jhe
beachhead
of
Anzio
south
0f
Rome
were
smashed
as
the
nATTI.K
OF
r.SKVr-
.
Russians
Close
To
Gateway
5.00
LONDON.
March
4
The
5.00
Russian
have
smashed
their
5.00
way
closer
to
the
Baltic
gateway
NazU
continued
to
stab
weakly
today
at
Allied
lines
after
failure
of
their
all-out
offensive.
,
Unfavorable
weather
Is
hokUnf
(operations
down
to
artillery
jnd
natrol
action
BULGARIA
IFOR
PEACE
Turkey
is
Reported
to
Have
Promised
to
Submit
Armistice
Rid
to
Allies.
Hey
has
promised
an
unofficial
5.00
fistonlan
fortress
town,
as
the
envoy
io
suomu
w
5.00
SovieU
lurute
nearer.
The
Red
P
A,"
"uiganan
request
5
00
Armv
now
hold
natiUon.
in
lPr
The
pnvoy
was
lden-
bJOO
the
environs
of
Pskov
from
two
5J0O
directions
the
north
and
east
5
DO
and
are
within
six
miles
of
the
5.00
Pskov-Warsaw
raUway.
They
5.00
are
closing
In
on
Ostrov.
On
the
5t00.
Narvabridfcejdr.sputh)otffjyar-1
0.00
,
va7
the
ifusmans
are
"pressInB
20.00
forward
against
stubborn
Nazi
5.00
resistance,
killing
2.300
Germans
5.00.
in
one
day.
5.00
5.00
50.00
500
5.00
50.00
.MRS.
DAWSON
HIKS
Mrs.
S.
Dawson,
former
resident
of
this
city
and
mother
of
Mrs.
M.
J
Dougherty,
is
dead
In
Vancouver
The
funeral
will
tlfied
as
Prof.
Sevov,
a
close
Ipend
of
the
late
King
Boris.
rov
is
reported
to
have
been
in
Turkey
for
a
month
trying
U)
determine
the
best
means
Ol
Bulgaria
withdrawing
from
tn"warr
Oil
Company
Office
Fire
A
fi;e
which
broke
out
in
an
office
buildine
on
Standard
Oil
Company
property
in
the
Cow
Bay
area
at
6:25
last
night
did
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
SATURDAY,
MARCH
4,
1944
:;Uies
Uft
has
applied
to
the
Civil
Aviation
Controller
for
a
German
Attacks
at
Amio
licence
to
extend
air
service
T
head
Have
Become
Weak
KETCHIKAN
HOOP
PLAY
I-oeal
Arnri'-!i?i
Honors
Split
Honors
in
Opening
Night's
flay.
K
ITCH
I
KAN.
March
4..
'.Special
lo
Daily
News)
Tongas
Traders
of
Ketchikan
defeated
Trince
Rupert
Yanks
SI.
to
10
in
the
oprninr
night
-nf
a
basketball
serieis
here.
A
second
game
on
the
same
card
was
won
by
Port
Kdward
Little
American
over
Ketrhikan
Coastguard
Signals
48
to
31.
In
a
second
night's
pliy
Tort
Edward
was
to
meet
Annette
Island
Ramblers
with
the
Princf
Rupert
Yanks
playing
Ketchikan
High.
iAir
Line
For
Prince
Rupert
to
have
looked
with
Uvor
on
the
tragedy
occurred.
establishment
of
a
flying
boat
:
service
between
Prince
Rupert
f
1
T
and
Vancouver.
The
difficulty
V
Cereal
DlSeASe
is
ol
oblaininR
Dlanes
under
nre
i
ent
conditions.
Mr.
Hollick-Kenyon,
while
here,
also
discussed
the
possibility
of
connecting
Prince
Rupert
with
Edmon-
J$n.
bYa.tr...
RED
CROSS
BONSPIEL
from
the
concert
resulting
stag-
k
d
b
Frcd
B
t
b
close
AH
cd
ThtitrdnM
I
n
)i
i
-m
4U
the
A
naval
n
!
1
"
"
Thursday
night
by
marpln
t.
r
irt.nn
.
1
a
"
preclatlon
of
the
effort
was
expressed
at
campaign
Local
Temperature
Maximum
Minimum
45
30
Sixteen
rinks
took
part
in
the
tournament.
Under
ideal
winter
conditions
play
is
being
continued
in
tht
schedule
for
the
E.
T.
Kenney
cup
with
the
nnk
skipped
by
Art
Simjvnn
leading
so
far
with
frh'
wii
s
a.id
onn
loss
out
of
Ljvn
fames
to
be
played.
CANADIANS
I'IRK
DEADLY
MAT
GUN-
-Can41ans
in
Italy
pick
up
some
more
essenual
training
in
warfare
as
they
lire
the
deadly
P;at
at
a
:ralniiig
school
west
of
Ortona.
Pte
Edmmu
Ai-aenault,
Egmond,
P.E.I.,
right,
crou
hr.s
in
a
fox
hole
ready
to
fire,
whi
the
left
picture
shows
a
direct
hit
on
the
heavily
armored
turret
of
a
captured
Mark
IV
tank.
The
Piat
shell
Is
capable
of
penetrating
the
turret
of
a
tank,
and
in
actual
warfare
such
a
direct
hit
would
kill
all
those
Inside.
To
Be
Discussed
Two
Meetinci
to
be
Held
During
atrgi
.iifcSofiaLllysfciit
Week,-
-
The
feature
event
of
Prince
Rupert's
observance
of
Social
Hygiene
Week.
March
13
-
March
18.
will
be
two
meetings,
which
will
be
open
to
the
general
public,
it
has
been
announced
by
Kenney
Rink
Wins
Special
Curl-
Colin
McCarthy,
chairman
of
the
ing
Lvent
at
Smlthers.
i
health
committee.
Junior
Cham-
;
ber
of
Commerce.
SMITHERS,
March
4
The
I
Mr.
McCarthy
will
be
the
prin-
mndriorahii.
rtamaec
tn
thp
in-
finals
in
the
Red
Cross
curling
cipal
speaker
of
the
evening
and
terior
of
the
building
before
it,bonspiel
at
Smlthers
have
been
:
will
discuss
"The
Present
Vener-was
finally
put
out
by
the
fire
completed
and
resulted
in
the
cal
Disease
Situation.'
Other
department.
The
cause
of
the
competition
being
won
by
the
speakers
and
the
subjects
of
fire
was
not
determined.
Naval
Concert
Nets
Excellent
Red
Cross
Sum
Today's
Tied
Cress
campaign
...
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I
"".portent
contribution
of
$327,675
Lt.
n.
ncruiey
rum
which
ac-
meir
laiits
win
oe:
feawd
the
Ernie
Hann
rink
on
Dr.
Roger
Knlpe.
"The
Preven-Wednesday
night
in
a
hard-'
tion
of
Venereal
Disease."
fought
game.
Otlier
members
of
Dr.
J.
J.
Gibson.
"Diagnosis
Uie
Kenney
rink
were
Jack
and
Cure
of
Venereal
Disease."
Wallace,
vffifc
skip,
John
Kleven
B.
Thorsteinsson,
"Contribut-and
Mrs.
McMillan.
The
Hann
!
ing
Factois
and
Community
i
kitt
awu
mviuuvu
vat
s
unvci
ji,
am.
,
(substituting
for
Wilfrid
Abel),1
The
films
"Fight
Syphilis."
and
Mrs.
Delage
and
Pat
Hann.
In
the
finals
of
the
consolation
played
on
Thursday
eve
ning
In
this-contest,
the
Vic
McDonald-
rink
defeated
the
rink
"Plain
Facts."
will
be
shown
during
he
evening
and
educational
literature
will
be
distributed
at
the
door.
Chairman
of
the
evening
will
be
L.
M.
Felsenthal.
president
of
the
Junior
Chambe
of
Commerce.
Other
members
will
act
as
ushers.
The
main
purpose
of
this
year's
observance
of
Social
Hygiene
Week,
according
to
Mr.
McCarthy.
Is
to
gain
the
greatest
possible
community
support
for
all
measures
needed
to
control
syphlllis
and
gonorrhoea,
the
most
common
of
all
serious
communicable
diseases,
and
to
curb
the
present
trend
toward
a
rise
in
sex
delinquency.
"Days
lost
In
preventable
illness
interfere
with
the
training
schedule
of
the
armed
forces
and
the
workers'
productive
capacity."
Mr.
McCarthy
said.
Men
who
acquire
venereal
disease
are
not
only
incapacitated
themselves.
They
also
take
the
precious
time
of
physicians
and
nurses
As
"we
prepare
for
thc
mal
attack
against
our
coun-:ry
enemies,
we
must
redouble
iu:
efforts
to
conserve
every
ounce
of
manpower."
Agencies
co-operating
with
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
include
the
health
department,
police
department,
city
council,
Provincial
Social
Service
Branch
and
Medical
Society.
Local
Tides
Sunday,
March
5
High
10:39
18.1'feet
23:39
17.5
feet
Low
4:36
10.0
feet
17:20
5.7
feet
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
man
Killed
in
South
ITALIAN
WAR
Mrs.
Annette
Powell
Succumbs
to
Injuries
In
Automobile
Crash
Husband
Who
Was
Driving
Car
Which
Plunged
Into
Lamp
Standard
Also
Suffers
Injuries
But
Not
Serious.
VANCOUVER,
March
4
(CP)
Mrs.
Annette
Powell,
aged
32,
of
Prince
Kupert,
died
on
Friday
in
hospital
from
serious
injuries
sustained
a
few
hours
earlier
when
an
automobile
in
which
she
and
her
husband
were
riding
crashed
into
a
lamp
standard.
The
husband,
H.
G.
Powell,
received
minor
hurts
and
expects
to
be
able
to
return
to
.
Prince
weeks.
Rupert
in
about
two
Mrs.
Powell
is
well
known
as
a
beauty
parlor
operator,
her
'
R.
Hollick-Kenyon.
who
re-
shop
being
on
Fourth
Street,
icently
visited
Prince
Rupert
to
Her
husband
is
identified
with
J
look
into
the
feasibility
of
ex-
the
Capitol
Barber
Shop
staff.
5.00
city
of
Pskov
from
the
east
and
lT
,
""""
'
:Tr"
I
tending
the
service
of
Canadian
The
couple
were
taking
a
raca-5.00
Moscow
reports
the
Germans
t"6"1
awpafcn.
says
mat
Tur-,
Pacinc
AiIvtiyS
here,
u
tlon
in
Vancouver
when
the
5.00
have
put
the
torch
to
Narva,
Air
Raid
On
Japan
PEARL
HARBOR.
aMrch
4
Japan's
far
northern
home
land
islands
of
Paramuslfo
and
Shumussu
In
the
Kurile
group,
Ponapc
In
the
eastern
Carolines.
and
three
enemy
held
bases
in
the
eastern
Marshall
were
raid
ed
by
American
planes
on
Wednesday
and
Thursday.
Admiral
Chester
W.
Nlmltz
announced.
T
Only
sporadic
fire
was'
crT?"
l!
countered
over
the
Kurlles.
TO
MODIFY
WAGE
ORDER
OTTAWA.
March
4
(CP)i
Revision
of
the
wage
control
order
PC
9381
is
expected
shortly
as
a
result
of
conferences
among
officials
of
the
labor,
finance
and
justice
departments
of
the
government.
Representations
of
labor
organizations
opposed
to
the
new
order
are
being
studied.
The
expectation
is
that
modification
will
be
made
to,
overcome
at
least
some
of
the
objections.
Red
Cross
at
Borden
Street
The
Junior
Red
Cross
of
Borden
Street
school
pupils
in
February
raised
$132.65
as
follows:
Grade
III
(Miss
K.
MacKay)
through
its-concert
to
the
school
$10.50.
Grade
IV.
(Miss
L.
Jones)
from
sale
of
Red
Cioss
calendars
$10.20.
Grade
V.
(Miss
p.
E.
O'Neill)
.
raised
$22.75.
An
outstanding
activity
of
this
grade
was
a
Saturday
concert'
given
by
Madellntf
Youngman
and
her
committee
airier
home.
Its
receipts
amountet.
to
$13.20.
Grade
VI.
(S.
A.
Cheeseman)
raised
$16.20
Maxlne
Moase
and
her
committee
by
selling
woolly
dolls
to
the
pupils
made
$11.70.
During
the
past
ten
days,
through
the
efforts
of
all
tho
pupils
over
4,300
premium
coupons,
siven
with
tea
and
coffee
have
been
collected.
These
coupons
have
been
redeemed
for,
$73
cash.
Bludgeon
Sihg
1
Still
Unsolved
NEW
YORK,
Marcn
4
(Ji
The
sensational
fight
to
con-
vict
26-year-old
Wayne
Loncr-J
gan
as
the
bludgeon
slayer
of
his
heiress
wife
ended
today
when
the
court
dlsclsscd
a
special
Jury
panel
forcing
a
new
trial.
MS