PEOPLE
WEEP
Continued
from
Page
t
Anyway,
He
Is
Jolly
Good
Fellow)
j
MONTREAL
AtMhe
fiftieth
anniversary
party
of
the
Reform
Ciub
here.
President
Brooke
NEW
STORE
IS
OPENED
Another
attractive
new
place
of
business
In
Prince
Rupert
was
formally
owned
tr.H
2
JPrfnrc
Rnprrt
Daflp
f3ctos
LtD.
Wednesday,
June
2,
1948
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Piinc
Rupert
and
all
communities
comprising
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
(Authorized
as
Second
ium
Mall.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
every
afternoon
except
8unday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince,
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
Q.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OP
CIRCULATIONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
Little's
Mill
Is
Not
Damaged
But
To
Shut
Down
for
Summer
Eight
people
four
of
them
children
spent
a
lonely,
apprehensive
week
at
Little's
sawmill,
47
mile.;
east
of
Prince
Rupert
while
the
flooding
Skeena
River
covered
their
living
quarters
to
a
depth
of
18
inches.
As
a
result
of
the
flood,
the
mill
probably
will
not
be
producing
lumber
again
until
next
September.
.
Sidney
d
ch,
n
!
is
rnl,.
"fOtid.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
Carrier,
cwr
week.
15c:
Per
Month.
65c;
Par
Tear,
17.00;
By
Mall,
Per
Mouth,
40c;
Per
Year.
4.00.
,
1
Claxton
proposed
a
toast
to
His
Malesty
the
King.
As
the
1,500
guests
arose
they
were
surprised
to
hear
the
orchestra
play
'
For
He's
a
Jolly
Good
Fellow."
After
a
frantic
exchange
of
signals
the
orchestra
finally
got
around
to
"God
Save
The
King."
ESKIMO
SKIPPER
VISITS
NANAIMO
NANAIMO
Chas.
Franz,
first
Eskimo
skipper
ever
to
call
here,
has
te
eniovlne
t
he
comforts
of
SeatUe
and
Bellingham,
yet
prefers
his
home
In
the
north.
I
H.M.C.S.
Chatham
'
Aids
Flood
Relief
Resources
of
H.M.C.S.
Chath-
Prince
Rupert
to
Help
FLOOD
DISASTER
is
occuring
in
British
Columbia.
A
It
has
been
called
national
in
character.
Districts
of
the
central
interior
continuous
to
Prince
Rupert
have
suffered,
fortunately,
the
plight
in
this
area,
so
far
at
least
and
bad
enough
as
it
might
seem
to
us,
does
not
..
.
,
'
a
I
il.
'J?
x
c
"
iiawr.
Dorothy
and
is
enrout
to
Al-j
stock
Is
arranged
on
modern
(
to
U"
ate-
e,type
small
tables
In
attractive
ha
ft
crew
of
four.
The
Dorothy
j
Nile
ereen
shn.lp.
wilh
I
w
orcea
stP
here
for
en"
ln
repair.
SWEDES
AFTER
GOLD
CUP
STOCKHOLM,
The
Swed
Lh
raring
fl&ftnrLatinn
Via
de
rJded
fci
challenge
the
fieawan-
compare
in
magnitude
wiin
trie
iiusiuriuiies
ui
other
parts
of
the
province.
It
might
easily
have
been
different.
Then
we
would
have
been
in
a
position
of
seeking
help
rather
than
leing
in
the
happy
position
of
being
able
to
give
it.
It
was
a
wise
decision
which
an
enthusiastic
and
large
public
meeting
of
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
took
last
night
to
support
the
provincial
food
relief
campaign
as
instituted
by
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
at
the
request
of
Premier
Byron
Johnson.
Thereby,
a
two-fold
purpose
will
be
most
ellectivejy
and
expeditiously
served
in
the
present
emergency
which,
in
some
sections,
appears
to
be
getting
worse
rather
than
better.
First,
it
is
.
assured
that
the
needs
of
this
area
will
be
ade
am,
local
naval
reserve
division.
were
placed
at
disposal
of
the
local
flood
reliei
campaign
organization
last
night
by
the
local
executive
officer,
Lt.
John
Quinn.
Two
surface
craft
and
four
motorvehicles
will
be
at
the
service
of
the
committee
If
required.
May
Month
Is
Balmy
,
Sunshine
Substantial
at
127
Hours
Precioitaiion
Light
Another
sunny
month
was
recorded
in
Frince
Rupert
in
May
and
there
was
also
a
minimum
of
rainfall,
according
to
the
official
summary
of
the
Dominion
meteorologist
at
Dig-
by
Island.
The
sunshine
totalled
127.1
hours
as
compared
with
,
,
....
..
169.9
-
hours
in
the
same
month
.
.
.
,.
..
ia.ii
jrcai.
411c
jjitrcipiiaiuiu
was
but
2.6
inches
compared
wlthiceive
6.54.
naka
Corinthian
Yacht
Club
for
automatically
regulated.
the
Gold
Cup
race
to
be
held'
Tne
new
slore
wiU
jointly
thus
September
at
Oyster
Bay,
"nai-.ed
by
J.
J.
Payne,
Oordon
Lo,w
Island,
N
Y.
Fraser
and
Douglas
Puyne.
I
General
contractors
for
the
I
.
.
(building
were
Patridne,
Gunston
J
Better
tnglish
Rice
with
Barr
&
Anderson
'
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
carrying
out
the
plumbing
and
Marooned
at
the
mill
were
Mr.
I
and
Mrs.
Marcel
Gardy,
who
had
gone
there
two
weeks
before,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jackson
and
their
four
children.
The
Gardys
came
to
Prince
Rupert
Tuesday
but
the
Jacksons
are
remaining.
"AH
we
had
to
eat
was
canned
stuff
from
the
store,"
said
Mr.
Gardy.
"I
don't
want
to
see
canned
food
again
for
a
long
time."
Mr.
Gardy,
who
said
that
he
had
been
millright,
and
Mr.
Jackson
boomed
the
mill
logs
tightly
and
prepared
the
machinery
as
best
they
could
to
withstand
the
flood.
As
a
result,
no
logs
were
lost
and
mill
damage
apparently
will
not
be
great.
They
moved
all
furniture
to
the
second
floor
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Little's
residence,
there
by
saving
it
from
water
dam
age.
Mr.
Little,
who
was
at
Terrace
when
the
flood
struck
the
mlH,
brought
in
supplies
at
the
weekend
when
he
went
down
in
a
boat
to
pick
up
his
i6wer
barge
at
the
mill.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gardy,
a
young
couple
who
had
expected
to
spend
the
summer
there,
rowed
from
the
mill
to
Kwinitsa
sta
tion
where
they
planned
to
take
i
the
train
to
Prince
Rupert
today.
Instead
they
got
a
ride
by
car
yesterday.
I
WATER
LEVEL
IS
1
DOWN
THREE
FEET
Water
level
at
the
mill
and
!
at
Kwinitsa
Tuesday
was
down
almost
three
feet
from
its
crest;
level,
baring
almost
a
mile
of
road
beyond
Kwinitsa
station.
'
However,
water
still
channels
down
the
highway
half
a
mile
west
of
Little's
sawmill.
The
portion
of
the
road
that
was
bared
yesterday
sunerea
comparatively
small
damage
from
the
flooding.
Silt
is
piled
in
several
places
and
in
three
places,
huge
deadfall
logs
have
been
deposited
on
the
ro.id.
However,
wh.t
damage
has
been
done
farther
east
will
not
be
known
until
the
water
recedes
further.
'
;
Railroad
section
crews
have
already
cleared
the
roadbed
of
silt
deposits
where
the
track
has
emerged
from
the
water.
NARROWLY
MISSED
TOMB
STRATFORD-ON-AVON,
Eng.
CP
Lightning
struck
the
spire
of
the
ancient
parish
church
'here,
ran
down
the
conductor.
will
also
be
turned
over.'
quately
met.
Second,
local
people
will
have
the
opportunity
of
contributing
to
the
succor
of
British
Columbians
who
have
been
much
more
unfortunate
in
the
flood
disaster
than
have
the
people
of
this
area.
'
Now
that
the
campaign
has
been
set
in
motion
here,
we.
would
urgently
commend
it
to
the
most
generous
support
of
the
citizens
individually
and
would
suggest
that
local
organizations
devise
all
ways
and
means
possible
to
raise
funds
for
the
need.
BEST
WISHES
IT
IS
A
PLEASURE
to
congratulate
another
of
I
Prince
Rupert's
leading
business
concerns
in
'nnpnino
nn
a
finp
npw
hnmp
The
firm
is
Frajupr
Sunshine
so
far
this
year
IniR-o-J
cc"ra
UI
ftf
v-lwnf
Pkarlo
Prince
Rupert
is
now
502.5
hours
i
e
i
......
.
&
Payne
which
commenced
business
today
in
their
large
and
commodious
new
building
across
the
street
from
the
Daily
News.
With
a
substantial
investment
in
building
and
equipment,
they
have
demonstrated,
as
have
several
other
local
businesses
,UJ,la
at
unr.,.
""1
.135'-,.
1?
I
i
.
vn,i
...'II
-I
"IB
ft.
1
"cure
o
form
H.P
your
bank,
if
yat)
you
more
than
$10
;
Slat
Uds.of.no,,
and
United
StotM
ft,
10
ensure
that
J
;
united
5!a!j
;
aiJtnbuted
in
o
w0(
'air
to
everyone
!
travel
ration
of
$!'
per
person
for
tne
12
;
between
Nov.
15,15.
I
Nov-
15,
1948,
i.
j
established.
In
the
j
children
under
tkr
S100
U.S.
Thi
caution
u
m,
guidonct
of
tne
J
ond
to
neJp
ovoc
barrassmenl
ot
lJ
pointj.
nRDCM
EXCMNGt
CORN
Consult
us
for
found
all
typfs
of
printinj
Everything
in
hib
stationery.
Cards
fur
every
ecta
Fountain
Pern
DIM
IVinlir
BESNER
BLOCK
THIRD
AVEK"
Awe
Amilah
LOOK
FOR
THt
NEW
RED
AN
WHITE
GOLD
SIMM
ToHNH
BULGE
OPTOMETRIST
John
Bulger
I
Third
Ani
when
Fraser
it
Payne
received
customers
for
the
first
time
In
their
imposing
two-storey
premises
on
Third
Avenue
across
from
the
Dally
News.
It
was
the
mecca
for
a
steady
stream
of
interested
'
shoppers
inroughout
the
day
and
numerous
were
the
favorable
impressions
to
be
heard
expressed.
The
entire
main
floor
of
the
50
by
100
foot
building
is
devoted
to
the
retail
business
men's
and
boys'
wear,
ladies'
wear
and
dry
goods.
The
second
floor
will
be
used
for
wholesale
purposes
(battleship
linoleum
tops.
Two-
tone
ivory
and
white
wail
and
ceiling
enhance
the
general
atmosphere.
Heating
is
by
oil
and
automatic.
The
attractive
Illumination
and
window
lighting
U
also
neaving
ana
muu
Electric,
the
electrical
work.
Linseed
oil
Is
made
from
pressing
the
needs
either
with
or
without
heat.
Upholstering
FURNITURE
REPAIR
TRUCK
AND
AUTO
CUSHIONS
RECOVERED
Ask
for
PLASTAIIIDE
available
NOW!
Out-of
town
orders
given
special
attention
LO
VI
NS
(Next
to
CFPR)
PHONE
BIXE
81s
FATHER'S
DAY
SUNDAY,
JUNE
6
'?.
AND
WHAT
FOR
FATHF.R?
The
question
Is
answered
at
once
by
a
visit
to
our
store.
SEE
OI
R
FINE
SHIRTS
TIES
PAJAMAS
BELTS
WALLETS
and
other
Interesting
and
useful
articles.
Clothing
Store
COTTAGE
CHEESE
,
Hew
Creamed
Fresh
Maow
VALENTIN
DAIRY
1
Tour
Dally
i
ALL-WEATHER
SERVICE
of
late,
their
confidence
in
the
future
of
the
city.
They
are
a
pioneer
firm,
sound
and
successful.
As
one
of
our
neighbors
and
as
estimable
and
en-terpri?ing
business
people
we
wish
them
success.
IMPROVING
HOMES
A
SHADE
TREE
OR
TWO,
a
well
kept
lawn,
Bethurem,
who
had
been
In
the
village
at
that
time.
"In
1936,
the
water
rose
a
foot
an
hour
and
came
tilfher.
This
time
the
rise
wu
an
inch
every
20
minutes.'
I
Nevertheless,
w:
carnage
will
be
extensive.
Pilot
Pat
Carey's
decision
to
land
on
the
river
came
as
a
sur-
I
prise
to
both
women,
but.
he
sat
the
plane
down
against
the
cur
rent
without
Incident.
The
takeoff
an
hour
later,
against
the
current
was
taken
In
the
ver
satile
bush-pilot's
stride.
I
MVa
Wncvlr
sniri
that.
xHrn
tiflH
L,
worrled
lhat
the
pontons
.
.
.
.
.
her
fear
was
unfounded.
The
force
of
the
river
had
broken
the
cable
ana
tne
lerrynaa
Been
thrown
on
the
bank
two
mile
below
the
village.
While
there
had
been
no
eritl-
cal
need
for
the
300
pounds
of
food
which
they
brought
In,
the
villagers
welcomed
lt
as
they
were
Retting
low
on
rations.
Mrs.
Wasyk'
expressed
gratitude
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
and
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin
for
hospital
and
surgical
supplies
and
a
medical
kit
which
had
been
part
of
the
cargo.
.
Mrs.
Wasyk
found
that
the
people
of
Usk
were
in
no
need
of
clothing
or
bedding,
but
were
grateful
to
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
who
had
contributed
quantities
for
their
relief.
i
These
will
be
turned
over
to
the
proper
agency
for
dlstribu-
Won
to
other
flood
victims
who.
,
.
...
,
are
in
need,"
'
Mrs.
Wasyk
said.
,j
...
,
...
,
.
nuy
UUHT
ClULillllB
lll.ll
l
IP
1
Vjfanam
impressive
The
Journal
of
Commerce
commenting
on
the
retirement
of
Cnas
Graham
as
m,nmg
,
L.,i,
,i
p,i
RUn.rt
nv-
,
...
,
'
I
lie
has
had
an
impressive
re
the
B.C.
mining
indus
try
since
coming
here
in
1904
from
the
United
States
whew
he
arrived
from
his
native
Scotland
the
previous
year.
Mr.
Graham
plans
to
make
his
home
on
Van
couver
Island."
CANT
AFFORD
TO
DIE
COSTESSEY,
Norfolk,
Eng.,
f
Inhabitants
of
this
little
village
have
been
advised
to
"go
on
living"
until
$4,800
Is
available
to
extend
the
cemetery.
IMPORT
U.
S.
TRACTORS
AUCKLAND,
N.Z..
f
Min-
ister
of
Finance
Walter
Nash
re-
cently
announced
an
Increase
in
the
number
of
import
licences
to
obtain
farm
tractor
Irora
tne
United
States,
as
Uiey
are
not
at
present
available
from
Brl-
tain.
The
machine
will
be
used
to
Increase
cereal
production,
especially
wheat.
Business
and
MARGARET
McLEOD
OPTOMETRIST
In
New
Offices
ROOM
10
STONE
BUILDING
New
Phone
blue
m
DR.
P.
J.
CHENEY
DENTIST
SUITE
5,
SMITH
BLOCK
Phone
765
P.O.
Box
1401
JOHN
F.
L.
HUGHES
Chiropractor
21-22
BESNER
BLOCK
P.O
Box
894
Phone
Blue
442
GEORGE
L.
RQRIE
Public
Accountant,
Auditor,
etc
Income
Tax
Returns
Compiled
Besner
Block
Phone
387
GEORGE
McWHINNEY
PAINTING
AND
PAPER
HANGING
P.O.
Box
1426
431
Bacon
St.
Phone
Green
894
STEPHEN
ERICICSON
PIANO
TECHNICIAN
TUNING
AND
REPAIRS
Black
185
411
West
7th
Ave
Serrtar
the
Fisheries
Industr-
Well.
(P.R.)
Ltd.
Cartare,
Labelling,
WelghlBf
BLUE
780
IILCE
M
n
flower
beds,
vines,
and
something
down
in
the
way
of
rock
work
can
give
a
house
that
comfortable,
lived-in,
homey
touch
that
hardly
anything
eke
can
be
a
substitute
for.
There
are
hundreds
of
SUCh
abodes
gradually
thev
are
bringing
about
a
happy
change
smashed
it
and
broke
a
slab
of
glneer,
soldier,
R.A.F.
squadron
stonework
a
few
yards
from
leader,
journalist
and
Shakespeare's
tomb.
wrighi.
but
it
takes
time
and
effort,
persistence
and
judgment.
Attention
given
the
grounds,
though,
this
be
only
a
single
lot,
or
more,
enhances
the
attractiveness
and
also
the
value.
Briefs
From
Britain
j
1
What
Is
Krnnir
thli
this
'.nM,
...
m
nfrn(
,
haye
wail
....
,
.'
,
2.
What
i
the
correct
pro-
...
,
,.
.
,,
nunc
atlon
of
"ogle"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
word."
Is
misspelled?
Marionette,
mar-
iage,
maritime.
4.
What
doe
the
word
"Indefeasible"
mean?
5.
What
Is
a
word
beginning
with
cin
that
means
"that
which
1
Blirrnnnrfs9
i
ANSWERS
I
1.
Say,
"I
am
sorry
you
will
!
have
to
wait."
2
Pronounce1
o-g'l,
o
as
in.
no,
not
as
in
of.
1
3.
Marriage.
-4.
Incapable
of
being
annulled
or
made
void.
"The
doctrine
of
hereditary
right
does
by
no
means
Imply
an
Indefeasible
right
to
the
throne."
Blackstone.
5.
Cinture.
NOTICE
The
Dally
News
wwhe
l.
draw
attention
to
the
rule
that
classified
and
transient
advertising
Is
payable
In
ad
vance
at
the
olfiee
at
time
of
presenting
copy
for
adver
tlalng.
Those
desiring
to
ad
rertlse
In
thl
manner
In
the
Daily
New
are
asktd
.
V
assist
the
office
and
respe.--thls
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
adver
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HOME
SERVICE
GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Building
and
Repairs
of
All
kinds
Roofs,
Chimneys
and
Oil
Burners
PHONES:
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QUALITY
REPAIRS
41
For
Downtrodden
Heels
and
Worn
Sales
-
MAC
SHOE
HOSPITAL
Bos
774
Second
Ave.
LONDON,
(P
Grants
now
can
HESSLE,
Yorkshire,
Eng.,
"CT
be
paid
to
persons
losing
their
J.
W.
King,
100,
has
been
award-money
to
dishonest
solicitors,
ed
a
pension
of
7s
6d
a
week
and
compared
with
420.8
hours
in
1
the
first
five
months
of
1947.
The
precipitation
Is
down
this
year
to
date
to
31.89
Inches
as
against
33.75
inches.
The
weather
summary
for
this
ntr
I
ai
tm
KJf
i
vi
m
i
i
rv
r
ri
-o
tn
In
,
n
May
20
and
23.
Minimum
temperature,
33.2
on
May
1.
Mean
temperature,
50J.
Maximum
barometer,
30.85
on
May
19.
Minimum
barometer,
29.35
on
May
13.
Total
precipitation,
2.6
Inches
on
14
days.
Total
sunshine,
127.1
hours
on
26
days.
Maximum
wind
velocity,,
24
on
May
14.,
-
lawyfr
rftirfs
LONDON,
a
Sir
Patrick
Hastings,
68,
one
of
Britain's
j
.outstanding
criminal
lawyers
j
and
a
King's
Counsel
for
29!
years,
has
retired
due
to
ill!
health.
Besides
his
career
at
the
!
Bar
he
has
been
a
mining
en-1
a
12
grants
72
years
after
leaving
the
Royal
Navy.
1
DEVONPORT,
E.ig.,
f
Given
a
penny
by
an
unknown
passer-i
by
while
on
his
way
home
from
school,
Philiy
Oliver,
five,
ran
across
the
road
to
spend
it
on
candy
and
was
killed
by
a
bus.
PORTSMOUTH,
Eng.,
(P
Thel
i
blitzed
church
of
the
Royal
Navy
Barracks
here
was
deconsecrated.
The
site
is
to
be
used
for
dockyard
workshops.
LOW
RAIL
FARES
FOR
KING'S
BIRTHDAY
MONDAY,
JUNE
7
Between
all
stations
in
Canada
FARE
AND
ONE-THIRD
FOR
THE
ROUND
TRIP
GOING:
From
12
o'clock
noon
Friday,
June
4,
to
2
p.m.
Monday,
June
7.
(If
no
p.m.
train
June
1
ticket
valid
on
a.m.
train).
Returning,
leave
destination
not
later
than
12
o'clock
midnight,
Tuesday,
June
8.
All
time
Standard
Time
Consult
local
Ticket
Agent
W48-107
SEATTLE
AND
PEACE
RIVER
IN
ITS
ADVOCACY
of
a
railway
north,
the
Seattle
I
Times
comments:
"The
road
would
tap
the
Peace
River
country
in
British
Columbia,
which
contains
the
richest
anthracite
coal
deposits
on
the
North
American
continent
as
well
as
a
vast
and
laregly
undeveloped
agricultural
region
with
the
longest
growing
and
the
greatest
grain
yield
per
acre
in
this
part
of
the
Western
Hemisphere.
If
tariff
barriers
are
removed,
the
day
may
come
when
this
region
will
be
one
of
the
major
sources
of
fuel
and
food
fjr
the
Pacific
Northwest."
in
Prince
Rupert
and
j
Octopus
Is
Found
In
Ketchikan
Pool
youngsters,
playing
on
thel
beach,
found
a
35
pound
octopus
I
in
tthe
wlmmnlg
pool
where
the
receding
tide.
They
manoeuvred
the
creature
ashore
and
loaded
it
into
a
wagon
to
take
home
and
later
put
on
display.
Some
of
the
arms
are
about
seven
feet
in
length.
NEW
BRUNSWICK
HONQR?
U.E.L.'S
ST.
JOHN,
N.B.
Last
month
saw
the
185th
anniversary
of
the
landing
of
the
United
Empire
Loyalists
here.
Public
schools
were
closed
and
there
was
a
21-gun
salute
fired
by
the
local
artillery
unit.
CHURCHILL
WAS
SCHOOL
FAILURE
says
the
Law
Society.
SYDENHAM,
Kent,
Eng.,
A
brooch
found
in'
1905
has
just
been
sent,
anonymously,
to
'the
'
local
police
by
the
finder.
LONDON,
(3
The
Post
Office
has
agreed
to
give
permanent
jobs
to
Braille
telephonists
up
to
the
age
of
60.
GLOUCESTER,
Eng.,
V
Tom
Bell,
71,
editor
of
The
Citizen,"
and
local
magistrate,
died
here.
LONDON,
ffl
A
$1
book
of
stamps
bought
In
1945
was
sold
for
$420
recently.
An
additional
sheet
of
stamps
inside
was
print
ed
and
perforated
crosswise.
INGOLDISTHORPE,
Eng.,
0)
Brozne
age
tools
were
plowed
up
at
Red
Barn
Farm
here.
LONDON,
iff)
A
self-portrait
at
an
early
age
by
Rembrandt,
which
was
sent
for
sale
by
Lord
de
L'Lsle
and
Duly,
brought
$54,-000.
ST.
PETER
PORT,
Guernsey,
Channel
Islands,
iff;
Guernsey's
population
of
42
388
Is
the
hifhest
ever
recorded
for
the
Island.
LIVERPOOL,
Eng.,
W
George
Dinnell,
38,
stepped
on
a
C0,-000-volt
conductor
and
e
scaped
with
an
amputated
foot.
LONDON,
W
The
credit
of
the
British
Unemployment
Fund
increased
by
58,675,550
($234,-698,00)
during
1946-47
to
454,-252,868,
says
a
government
report.
The
1946-47
expenditure
nearly
16,000,000
higher
than
in
on
benefits
28,730,188
was
the
previous
year.
(
Relax
at
the
Wheel
mirnlV'i
.
J
.,...
our
nr
lltil"'
REDCAR,
Yorkshire,
Eng.
"Churchill
was
anything
but
a
success
as
a
schoolboy.
I
know
for
I
went
to
school
with
him.
I
don't
suppose
he
ever
won
a
school
prize
and
he
finally
enlisted
in
the
army
class
which
was
regarded
as
the
last
refuge
for
those
destitute
of
scholarly
endeavour
or
ambition."
So
spoke
the
Marquis
of
Zetland,
here,
addressing
boys
who
had
failed
to
win
prizes
at
a
recent
school
competition.
Only
One
Tender
On
Smithers
Job
SMITHERS
The
only
tender
for
installation
of
the
Smithers
water
system
was
submitted
by
the
Associated
Engineering
Co.
of
Vancouver.
It
is
expected
this
company
will
perform
the
work.
PARIS
ABATTOIR
11
Abattoir,
the
name
given
to
public
slaughter
houses,
was
Introduced
in
1818
in
Paris
by
a
decree
of
Napoleon.
iir
Ck
mmv?
lire"
ftieering:
unut.-i
i
-'
O
Restore
new
car
steering
c0c
Inspection
and
correction
can
be
ca
rne
,
miinment.
I"
aLW
.
.
,
oniy
Dy
use
01
spetmiwcu
1
.
.
ois
jor
u"
the
LINDSAY
policy
of
having
'"P'ntM1
ii'irrii
mrviuirvT
otwl
BALANCING
eQUip"
Installed
and
Is
now
In
operation.
r
fr0nt
Drive
in
and
let
us
check
and
report
on
condition.
LINDSAY
MOTORS
W
O
PHONE
866
The
bulldog
was
employed
In
the
Middle
Ages
for
Bull-baiting.
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