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CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'8
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Conoda'i
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
pHOHE
81
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
14f
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
JUNE
19,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
))
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raser
-kivcit
Flood
Moire
U
i
...
t
jted
States
Inquiry
Car
Plunges
500
Fed
Off
Road-Terrace
Woman
Badly
Injured
w
!o
Newsprint
Started
Tuesday,
June
20,
1950
High
3:55
18.9
feet
TERRACE
severe
spinal
Injuries
were
by
Mrs.
William
Williams
early
Saturday
rSHINGTON
(CP)
A
United
States
House
i
High
Water
Expected
But
At
Lessened
Rate
.
ilarrison
Lake
Overflows
And
Hotel
Flooded
,
Some
Residents
Evacuating
v
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Dominion
water
resources
officials
looked
more
hopefully
at
the
Fraser
River
flood
picture
today
with'
the
announcement,
that
waters
of
the
Upper
Fraser
and
Thompson
Rivers
have
shown
a
marked
slackening
off
since
yesterday.
This
may
soon
be
reflected
in
a
levelling
off
at
Hope
1
.
and
Mission.
..
17:06
17.7
feet
'..
10:36
3.7
feet
!
afternoon
when
the
car
in
which
she
was
riding
with
;presontatives
committee
is
beginning
a
two!LoW
,
n'Vntion
of
thp
newsnrint
indnstrv
tnrliv
I
8
4
icct,ner
husband
to
Hazelton
went
over
the
edge
of.
the
22:47
Ul'n
fjlOUnicu
ami
a
hj
ucn-iiiMiic
wucmei
an
ill
un-
road
east
of
Usk
on
rounding
a
sharp
curve,
and
plunged
over
500
feet
down
the
hillside.
The
car,
a
hortage
has
been
created
to
limit
supply
and
.
DUCIIARME
TO
HANG
VANCOUVER
Appeal
of
Fred
Ducharme
against
conviction
and
sentence
of
rkath
for
the
murder
of
Feme
Blanche
Fisher,
was
rejected
in
a
judgment
announced
today
by
Chief
Justice
Gordon
Sloan.
Ducharme
is
sentenced
to
hang
June
30.
DR.
LORD
RETIRES
VICTORIA
Retirement
of
Dr.
A.
R.
Lord,
one
of
P.ritish
Columbia's
best
known
educa
Former
Student
Grant
Winner
prices.
Most
newsprint
is
supplied
by
Canada;
.!
been
m
"wj
second
rA
during
the
Liquor
Store
,
Canadian
suppliers
Studebaker,
rolled
over
several
times
and
came
to
rest
against
a
large
spruce
log
which
prevented
it
from
going
Into
the
Skeena
River
below.
On
being
notified
of
the
accident
Constable
T.
Brue
proceeded
Immediately
to
the
scene
with
the
ambulance
of
James
Mac-Kay.
Mr.
Williams,
the
driver
of
the
Indian
Social
Service
Asked
Is
Under
The
gauge
at
Mission
stood
at
23.94
feet
today,
up
halfi
foot
in
24
hours.
It
ls
not
expected
to
rise
any
more
than
half
a
foot
in
the
Way
Flood
Nov
PastCrest
-"
A
former
student
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School
In
1943,
22-year-old
James
Allyn
Stewart
was
recently
awarded
a
$1,500
scholarship
for
advanced
studies
in
industrial
design.
A
student
of
the
University
of
Manitoba,
Mr.
Stewart
U
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Stewart,
426
fifth
3,
covered
In
the
lnvestl-
,j
Cranston
Williams,"
.
manacer
of
the
Amerl-jspaper
Publishers
Asso-aidthe
U.S.
newspapers
:j
up
newsprint
faster
iej
can
get
it
with
no
ulackenlng
of
the
de-
next
24
hours.
Construction
f
New
l.?M
iMspensary
Starts
.'
Construction
of
the
new
$6
1,700
tionists,
as
principal
of
Vancouver
Normal
School
at
the
end
of
this
month
is
announced.
He
will
be
snrre
pd"l
'
by
T.
R.
Hall,
vice-princ:nal.
(Dr.
Lord
was
a
former
school
inspector
at
Prince
Rupert
and
'car,
was
badly
shaken
up
but
otherwise
unhurt.
The
Kootenay
River
is
up
nie
Inches
since
Friday
and
the
Columbia
River
eight
Inches
since
Wednesday.
'
Meantime
dikes
are
holding
through
the
province
today
against
creeks
and
rivers
doing
Avenue
East
of
this
city,
and
brother
of
City
Engineer
1.
C.
Stewart.
The
scholarships
were
awarded
iH
Canadian
newsprint
ion
has
risen
steadily
The
Skeena
River
dropped
six
inches
at
Shames
since
Sunday,
the
Canadian
National
Railways
announced
today
and
at
Usk,
the
small
community
110
miles
east
of
here
which
was
menaced
by
flood
waters
for
a
while,
water
VANCOUVER
Oi
Full
social
services
for
all
Indians
was
advocated
before
the
Canadian
Conference
on
Social
Work
convention
Saturday.
E.
L.
Coughlin.
district
supervisor
at
Prince
Rupert
for
Britten
Columbia
Social
Welfare
Branch
.said
Indians
should
be
given
the
same
services
as
whites.
"We
can
not
justifiably
expect
a
solution
of
any
of
the
Indian
problems
unless,
they
are
granted
these
services.
Mrs.
Williams
was
brought
into
the
Red
Cross
Outpast
Hospital
where
she
was
attended
by
Dr.
S.
G.
Mills
and
later
removed
by
train
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
a
demand
Ls
high,
too.
He
say
anything
to
bear
out
i
by
the
National
Industrial
Design
their
best
to
cope
with
snow
after
pouring
down
the
mountainsides.
Harrison
Lake,
75
miles
east,
rose
over
its
banks
last
night
and
fflimltlee's
charges
that
at
officials
and
manu
has
reeded
two
to
three
inches.
The
five-mile
stretch
of
high
ICO
x
61
ttot
reinibrcecT
con-
crete
government
liquor
store
on
the
north
side
of
Second
Avenue
between
Sixth
and
'
Seventh
Streets
began
for
fair
this
morning
when
pile
driving
operations
for
the
foundation
commenced.
Fraser
Valley
Builders,
Ltd.,
contractors
for
the
lob,
expect
the
building
win
completed
by
the
end
of
September.
'
'
,
The
front
of
the
building
below
window
level
will
be
faced
with
tapestry
brick.
Windows
k
were
working
together
i
down
supplies
while
b
prices
high.
Committee
to
four
graduates
of
!
Canadian
universities.
i
The
scholar.'hip
money
ls
put
up
by
the
Federal
government
to
encourage
the
greater
development
and
use
of
Canadian
talent
In
the
design
of
manufactured
products
In
Canada.
The
j
National
Gallery
of
Canada
and
the
National
Industrial
Design
Prince
George
Bridge
Menaced
PRINCE
GEORGE
A
huge
log
Jam
has
been
menacing
the
railway
and
highway
bridge
way
between
Kwinltsa
and
Sal-vus
ls
still
covered
with
about
18
Inches
of
water.
Railway
officials
believe
the
crest
has
,
been
reached
and
a
slow
drop
ls
expected.,
Thy
do
.not
anticipate
furthes
alarm'.n?
visited
that
city
a
few
week
ago
in
the
course
of
Education
Week
observance.)
.
UNKNOWN
BECOMES
CHAMP
RHEIMS,
France
Jacques'
Royer-Crecy,
an
almost
unknown
boxer,
last
night
won
the
...
Freach
middlcweieM
championship,,
forcing
titl-holder
Jean
Stock
to
retire
in
the
eighth
round.
-
'
NOOR
MAKES
HATTFTCK
AIAANY.
Calif.
Irish
"hrod
Noor
made
it
three
in
a
row
over
the
mighty
Citation
Saturday
with
a
record
shattering
mile
and
one
eighth
at
Oolrtrn
Date
fields.
'
The
time
was
one
minute
46
45
seconds,
clipping
spewed
two
feet
of
water
Into
the
leading
hotel
ln
Harrison
Springs.
Eleven
families
left
town
jnd
u
has
been
suggested
that
ethers
evacuate.
-
At
Agasslz
only
a
few
milM
away
from
Harrison,
optimism
was.
followed
by,
caution
today
as'
the
Fraser
moved
up
again
after
a
minor
recession.
Hot
weather
again
today
should
ide
an
increase.
US
Defence
Heads
Visiting
Japan
Move
to
U.S.-ii
Union
themselves
will
'
be
translucent
Committee
Jointly
administer
the
glass
blocks.
The
entrance
will
erant.s.
The
committee
is
com
TOKYO
-
Senator
of
Defence
DOS,d
of
30
manufacturers,
re
here
and
blasting
has
been
resorted
to.
Any
mishap
to
this
bridge
would
completely
cut
off
rise,
.
('
East
Fishermen
Gef
Protection
ISTCRD,
Calif.
h
Extcr-
be
at
the
centre
of
the
building
8ivd
will
lead
directly
Into
the
public
secUon,
a
large
room
32
t
Lewis
Johnson
and
General
tailers.
research
and
educational
iri
Minister
L.
B.
Pear-
y
Sunday
the
closeness
of
Omar
Bradley,
comma
nde.-ln-
officials,
chief
of
the
United
Statea
com-
j
'm
61
feet.
Offices
will
open
off
the
OTTAWA
'Oi
The
Canadian
Erichson
Could
in
-
American
relations
not
be
construed
to
mean
public
section
at
the
west
-side
bined
forces,
arrived
here
at
the
government
Is.
taking
measures
of
the
building.
(isada
Is
"moving
lncvlt-
to
protect
fishermen
of
this
f
t
l(
t
weekend
to
confer
with
General
Douglas
Mac
Arthur
on
Pacific
transportation
to.
Prince
George
as
well
as
railway
movement
west
to
Prince
George.
However,
water
in
the
Fraser
River
has
commenced
to
drop
slightly,
in
spite
of
continued
,
warm
weather,
arid
the
flood
is
believed
to
have
reached
its
crest.
45
second
off
the
old
mark
The
warehouse
runs
along
the
F;;Mideot.th
bulUUiuc
straight
Unman
wna
ihlrli
'S
happily
Lo
union
with
:M
States.
"Thai
Is
defence
problems.
MacArthur,
It
-l.':'
other
countries
triao
nn
on
the
thai
WW
WM
vessels
of
Dewey
Retiring
As
IIY
Governor
'
ALBANY
Thomas
Dewey,
for
the
past
eight
years
governor-of
New
York
and
twice
Republican
is
jyi4ejUstQd-wiU
tell.
Johtuotv
NEW
YORK
:m
Millionaire
J
Gambler
Frankie
Erickson
plead
and
Bradley
that
the
successful
defence
of
Formosa
by
General
j
fhrouirh
to
the
north
wall
and
;
Pling
the
north
wall
to
the
west
i
wall
and
will
provide
about
3.200
square
feet
of
floor
sptce.
There
will
also
be
a
lunch
room,
wash
room
and
lavatories
issimo
Chiang
Kai-Shek
will
be
rjosstble
If
aid
is
eiven
and
will
THF,
WEATHLR
j
1
I
Synopsis
,j
Rain
was
falling
this
mornln?
!
recommend
that
there
be
such
candidate
for
President
of
the
aid
so
that
further
Inroads
of
united
states,
said
yesterday
i
for
delivery
at
Stan-rjierslty.
''We
are
wilte
rth
our
present
posltlo.i
jw.dence
within
our
cont--ilth
of
nations."
Pearson
said,
Canada
:
however,
to
strengthen
-Mden
her
friendly
con--!i
the
United
States,
as
Important
to
Canada
scally,
southeast
Asia!
that
he
would
not
be
a
candi
communism
In
may
be
stayed.
for
the
employees
and
a
boiler
room.
.
.
Flooring-will
be
terraazo.tUe.
Interior
of
the
public
section
will
be
finished
with
lath
and
plaster.
Lighting
In
the
bUblic
section
and-'dffices
will
be!
by
fluorescent
fixtures.
The
ware
on
the
Charlottes
and
Norm
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
as
a
slow
moving
storm
centre
moved
toward
the
B.C.
coast.
Cloud
and
rain
from
the
Storm
centre
will
spread
to
all
coastal
areas
by
date
for
re-elsctlon
as
governor
He
indicated
that
he
would
return
to
private
law
practice.
Some
time
ago
Dewey
renounced
any
further
presidential
North
Atlantic
banks,
Fisheries
Minister
Mayhew
told
the
Commons
today.
The
minister
said
the
matter
was
being
taken
up
with
European
nations
whose
vessels
allegedly
have
interfered
with
operations
of
Canadian
vessels
on
the
banks.
.'
'-
Polish
Doctor
Leaves
Hospital
After
spending
one
and
one
half
,
years
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital;
Dr.
:
Myron
Lazarczuk
left
the
hospital
staff
recently
to
interne
ed
guilty
today
to
charges
or
con-spriacy
and
bookmaking.
Erickson,
admitted
operatojr.pt
a
nation
wide
bookmaking
business,
made
the
plea
when
he
was
brought
into
1
special
sessions
court
for
the
opening
of
his
trial.
The
plea
of
guilty
to
all
60
counts
against'
him
was
entered
by
his
lawyer
.
Maximum
penalty
on
each
count
of
the
charge,
ls
one
year
in
and
Jail
and
a
$5Q0
fine.
The
big
gambler
is
subject
to
a
possible
sentence
of
,60
years
in
prison
and
$30,000
In
fines.
Father
Named
In
Divorce
Action
LONDON
r
The
son
of
a
former
British
Member
of
Parlta-
Tuesday
morning
and
Into
the
-wertern
Cariboo
by
Jonight.
In
ITALIAN
TO
FIGHT
.
NEW
YORK
The
Intrne-tiortal
Boxing
Club
announced
yesterday
Jake
Lamotta
will
defend
his
middleweight
championship
against
Italy's
undefeated
Tiberlo
Mitri
at
Madisnn
Square
Gardens
July
12.'
Mitri
is
sustituting
for
Rocky
Grazi-ano,
scheduled
to
challenge
for
Lamotta's
crown
at
the.
Polo
grounds
June
28.
Graziano
broqe
his
hand
in
training.
TRADE
TALKS
START
LONDON
Anglo-Canadian
trade
talks
opened
today
under
the
chairmanship
of
Dana
Wilgress,
the
Dominion's
High
Commissioner
to
London.
The
Canadian
delegation
is
headed
by
Max
MacKenz'e,
'
deputy
minister
of
trade.
The
talks
will
probably
last
a
week
and
cover
all
angles
of
trade
between
the
two
countries,
v
HELD
FOR
QUESTIONING
REGINA
A
burly
gun-toting
vagrant
is
held
here
today
Career
terior
sections
.
of
the
provincel
house
will
be
lighted
by
Incandescent
'
lamps.
;
..v
A.
H.
Ogilvie
is
provincial
government
Inspector
for
the
Job.
will
be
little
affected
by
the
dis
in
Toronto
Americon
Found
,
Under
Girl's
Bed
MUNICH
(CPi
Bavaria's
biggest
German
-
American
man
hunt
ended
ln
the
meek
surrender
of
Jail
breaker
Homer
Cook,
under
a
bed
ln
the
apartment
of
his
German
girl
friend.
Ho
Communism
'
Wo
-John
R.
Mac-of
the
most
colorful
ment
is
citing
his
father
as
corespondent
In
a
divorce
action
due
for
hearing.
The
father
ls
66-year-old
Lt.-Col.
Sir
John
Dixon
Mayhew.
Sir
Johns
son,
John
De
Parlgault
Mayhew,
married-
the
respondent,
Frances
Phoebe,
In
1947,
She
was
his
third
wife.
Civic
Employees
.
Elect
Officers
H.
Moorehouse
was
elected
at
St.
Paul's
Hospital
in
Vancouver.
The
doctor
arrived
in
Canada
from
Poland
and
came
Is
to
enter
the
Canadian
turbance
and
the
hot
weather
is
expected
to
continue
in
these'
areas
today
and
Tuesday.
Forecast
,
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
today
and
Tuesday.
Intermittent
rain
today
with
occasional
showers
Tuesday.
Continuing
cool.
Winds
southeast
30
today
decreasing
to
20
Tuesday.
Lows
For
Ruhr
'
rcene
In
the
last
20
directly
to
Miller
Bay.
His
young
W
suddenly
last
night,
farmer
Progressive
-
Con-''8
member
for
Toronto-
The
27-year-old
ex-serviceman
and
former
boxer
told
the
tap-tors
his
love
for
Anna
Sporrer,
wife,
also
a
doctor,
accompanied
him
and
they
sailed
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
Wednesday.
Wt.
dropped
dead
at
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Civic
employees
Federal
Union
No.
5
at
a
regular
meeting
last
week.
Other
officers
elected
were
Recording
Secretary!
E.
A.
Evans
and
Financial
Secretary
J
De
Wagd.
Smuts
Definitely
F
airport,
where
he
is
be-
tonight
and
Highs
Tuesday
at
Port
Hardy,
50
and
60;
Sandsplt,
50
and
60;
Prince
Rupert,
50
and
65.
DUSSELDORF
(f
Miners
and
Eteel
workers
of
the
Rhur'
Valley
rejected
Russia's
policies
in
Germany
and
gave
communism
a
crushing
defeat
at
the
polls
Sunday.
'
.
.
.!
But,
while
they
rejected,
communism,
the
same
workers
voted
for
a
state
constitution
calling
for
socialization
of
the
Rhur's
23,
led
him
to
make
his
third
break
out
of
Dachau
army
stockade
three
nights
ago.
Nearly
4,000
German
police
and
American
M.P.S
had
sought
Homir
on
a
wide
ranging
three
day
Quitting
PATTERY
WILL
NOT
PROTEST
j
i
Darrow
Gomez,
captain
of
the
Heavy
.
Battery
football
team,
states
that
his
team
will
not
proceed
with
proposed
protest
o
have
been
waiting
for
4
miSh
his
career,
he
was
it
boaster
of
Canadian
:
resources
and
the
most
'ravelled
member
and
j
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
j
JOHANNESBURG
H
There
ls
no
question
that
Field
Marshal
Jan
Christian
Smuts
is
retiring
from
Dolltlcs,
his
son
said
at
the
against
Canadian
Legion
football
j
awaiting
questioning
by
Montreal
police
In
connection
with
the
May
25
slaying
of
R.C.M.P.
constable
Alexander
Gamma
n,
58.
The
vagrant
had
26
cents,
worn
through
shoes
and
a
bullet
hole
In
his
thigh.
The
arrest
vHs
,
made
near
the
Montana
border.
r
Io"
western
irlgatlon.
M
aetlely
Interested
in
the
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
.
.
1
eleven
for
playing
too
many
players
in
their
last
game.
It
would
be
a
good
move
If
the
Jigsaw
Puzzle
basic
industry.
,
Ruhr
workers
elected
a
legislature
In
their
home
state
of
North
Westphalia
in
the
British
occupatiqn
gone.
It
is
the'
most;
populous
state
in
West
Germany..
wt
district
and
the
Pa-outlet
possibilities.
Football
Association
gave
a
clear
Royalite
13.00
Toronto
weekend.
Smuts,
leader
of
the
United
Party,
ls
seriously
111.
The
United
party
Parliamentary
-roup
stated
Wednesday
that
Smuts
had
retired
from
the
narty's
Parliamentary
leadership
iwrause
of
Illness
and
that
J.
O.
Becoming
Clear
WASHINGTON
O)
With
three
ruling
as
to
the
number
of
sub-;
ftitutes'that
may
be
Used
In
a.
i
Be
Some
game.
There
seems
to
become
I
doubt
on
the
matter.
'
I
.26
.67
.40
13
Y2
.31
Aumaque
Beattle
Bevcourt
Bobjc-
Buffalo
Canadian...
A.
D.
Vance,
general
manager
of
Albert
ii
McCaf
fery,
returnee
1
to
the
city
on
Wednesday
froth
a
(motor
trip
on'
business
as
'far
nges
Made
Vnn,.
...
,
Vancouver
Bayonne
03
Bralprne
7.75
B.R.
Con.
.03'4
B
R.
X
052
Cariboo
Quart
1.10
Congress
2D
'
Hedley
Mascot
29
Pacific
Eastern
........
.06
Pend
Oreille
6.65
Pioneer
,
3.10
Premier
Border
OSVi
Privateer
:
15Vs
Reeves
McDonald
.
S
05
DAWSON
WARMEST
SPOT
IN
CANADA
The
warmest
place
in
Canada
Sunday
was
far
north
ln
Dawson,
Yukon
Territory,
where
the
thermometer
registered
95
degrees
in
th
shade.
Neighboring
Mayo
hart
a
similarly
high
temperature
reading.
:
'
Halibut
Sales
1.
American
Consol.
Smelters
...
....
102.50
Conwest
1.55
n,"W
SUlTOlinrilniri
u
tiotir
American
citizens
under
arrest,
additional
pieces
are
falling
Into
place
ln
the
Jigsaw
pattera
of
Russian
wartime
spying
ln
the
United
States.
Further
arrests
appear
in
the
offing.
Agents
of
the
F.B.I,
have
spen.
months
putting
together
bits
of
information
from
all
sorts
of
as
Burns
Lakt.
He
was
one
of
the
last
to
net
in
before
the
Skeena
River
highway
was
closed
'
to
traffic
on
account
of
floods.
,
;u
new
faae
when
Jake
Donaiaa
ov
N.
Strauss
had
been
appointed
leader
ln
his
place.
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
(today)
Miss
D.
Kergin,
Mrs.
G.
Strehe,
A.
E.
Jones,
Miss
F.'WIllan.
L.
Saxbee,
G.
G.
Henderson,
M.
J.
Milosev-
25.5c,
Citv
of
Seattle,
72.000,
wiemls
his
world
hamplonship.
Eldona
.26
Yi
East
Sullivau
100
Giant
Yellowknife
6.00
25c,
21c,
Storage.
Llovd,
44,000,
25.5c,
25c,
21c
niB
Til,.
ImnH
JJ
Tlberlo.
Mttri.
The
.32
.11
Storage.
,
Sunset,
47,000,
25.1c,
25.1c,
21c.
Atlin.
sources
ln
an
effort
to
complete
the
picture.
"""e
held
July
12
at
iuare
Oarden.
.UO
"3
:v
n
.
84
Persons
Los!
In
Two
Crashes
lch,
Miss
E.
Sailer,
C.
E.
McKen-?Ae.
To
Sandsplt
(today)
W.
Rog-
"'"ZilailO
Woo
innnnEDrl
We
IlEht
hllf
hmb.
ViK
1.15
33
.10
1.78
.78
Sheen
Creek
Sllbak
premier
Taku
River
S'lver
Standard
...
Western
Uranium
.
.07
"2
.09
V4
.65
ln
'training.
STRANGULATION
DEATH
CHARGED
MONTREAL
0)
Gerard
Royer.
.17
PARIS
Air
France,
in
an
.08
official
statement
today,
said
84
Canadian
-
Margaret
No.
1,
46,000,
27.6c,
27c,
22c,
Pacltic.
Twinkle,
21,009,
27.6c,
27c,
22c,
Booth.
Betty
L,
34,000,
27.6c.
27c.
22c,
Storage.
Aleutian
Queen,
35.000,
27.6c,
27c.
22c.
Storage.
God's
Lake
Harrlcana
Heva
Hosco
....
Jarknlfe
.....
Joliet
Quebec
l
ake
Rowan
Lanaska
.'.
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
Mrtsen
Red
Lake
.
McLeod
Cockshutt
Moneta
Pickle
Crow
Regcourt
red
Lody
Anna
.43
persons
were
lost
ln
the
twn
Salt
Lake
Ferry
SCHEDULE
Leave
Cow
Bay
Floats
Daily
12
noon
Saturday
2:15
p.m.
1:00
p.m.
4:30
p.m.
2:00
p.m.
7:00
p.m.
4:00
p.m.
7:35
p.m.
8:30
p.mr
Sunday
Continuous-Service
Storting
1
1
a.m.
Lost
Boat
Leaves
Solt
Lakes
10:00
p.m.
.27
crashes
of
company
planes
in
L?N
A
secnd
cousin
Park's
Kin
,.n
...
-
2.85
I
the
Persian
Gulf
last
week.
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
5.85
A.P.
Con
.51
Atlantic
2.92
Calmont
'
.77
C.
&
E
8.10
Central
Leduc
-
1.95
To
Vancouver
(Saturday)
-O.
Strand,
Mrs.
A.
Coutts,
B.
Wick,
E.
Priestley,
W.
F.
Chambers,
G.
Hinson,
D.
Ling,
J.
Olman.
To
Sandsplt
(Saturday)
L-Orr,
Mr.
Green.
P.
R.
Davidson.
From
Vancouver
(Saturday)
J.
Simpson,
Mrs.
G.
Halverson,
J
Rasmussen,
A
.B.
Carmichael,
T.
U
Oerrard,
V.
Oreville,
D.
Payne.
Miss
Slack,
Mrs.
N.
Sherwood.
From
Sandsplt
(Saturday)
I
.B.C.
Rover,
54,000,
27.6c,
27cJ
2
96
'
,
Sixty-six
bodks
have
been
re-.
.36
j
covered.
Eighteen
others
are
2.20
1
mlssine.
-old
cook,
has
been
36
-year
charged
with
the
strangulation
killing
of
Helen
Bowmer,
37,
In
down-town
hotel
room
a
dingy
Tuesday.
Royer,
cook
ln
a
religious
Institution,
was
ordered
for
preliminary
hearing
June
22
after
a
coroner'
sjury
found
him
criminally
responsible
for
the
death
of
Miss
Bowmer.
called
by
police
"a
well
known
street
walker."
I
Both
lived
in
Montreal
22c,
Atlin.
.
,
.
B.C.
Producer,
40,000,
27.7c.
27c;
tMizaDetii,
tns
embassy
announced
yey-li"
Jaw
wag
given
for
"'"a
ol
blond
Danish
ueoree
ann
v...
i
Home
Oil
16.50.
.053i
one
of
the
foremost
weather
26
.
exDerts
In
the
United
States
said
,
22c.
Bacon.
.18
Senator
Rouyn
.v
it
-
'uuuui"Htincu
f411
(
Wllsnn
n,io
2.08
Sherrit
Gordon
,
2.14
7.15
Steen
Hock
3.25
strongup
and
down
air
cunents
San
Juan,
53.000.
27.6c,
27c,
22c.
are
common
in
the
Persian
Gulf
Atlin.
an
ov-r.
.onri
t.hP
ton
I
Haida
Chief.
28,000,
27.7c,
27c.
Mercury
Okalta
Pacific
Pete
Princess
Royal
Canariina
9n
soeiot,,
t
.74
!
Silver'
Miller
Phon:
Green
391
Black
925
Mr.
Gauthier,
Miss
F.
Hilton,
Mr.
Hurtlg.
Miss
S.
Hopplwe
,
Mr.
.94
2.85
ny
ouid
not
Le
before
22c,
Royal.
.10',
j
Upper
Canada
crashes
or
September.
Hanson,
P.
Whlttlook,
.T.
Reer.
pMV-.Trr
Mi.tr'TiTn
vutxrrm
.t.Bj