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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
:
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Cabs
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
13.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
16,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
i
neat
ufeter
Price
Cohfeirols
Aire
esyinfiie
ikywse
Hum
British
Consulate,
njire
Ojjiciul
in
Canton
Riot
Modified
Re-Control
of
Basic
Foods
Announced
by
Abbott
MAY
1
FOR
1948
FISHING
OPENING
Only
One
Group
Stands
Out
Against
This
Date
at
'
Seattle
Conference
f
I()NC
KONfJ
(CI)
A
Kritish
warship
was
cn
fotitc
to
Canton
today
to
evacuate
Britons
if
ncdtssary
it
was
reported
here
following
demonstrations
in
the
Chinese
city.
Boat
owners
and
halibut
fish
CANTON
(CP)-A
mob
of
several
thousand
Chi
Fertilizers
Too
Are
Regulated
in
Anti-Inflation
Program
Announced
by
Finance
Minister
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
federal
government,
spurred
by
a
rapidly-rising
price
line,
Thursday
night
embarked
on
a
program
of
modified
de-control
by
clamping
price
ceilings
on
butter
and
meats,
the
two
strategic
mainstays
of
the
Canadian
dinner
table.
At
the
same
time,
mark-up
controls
margins
of
nese
attacked
the
British
consulate
h?re
today,
set-Sng
it
on
fire
and
destroying
it
and
slightly
injuring
jhe
vice-consul,
J.
K.
Blackwell.
I
The
attack
was
believed
to
be
part
of
anti-British
lemenstrations
which
have
followed
an
announce-
ermen,
who
met
recently
in
Seattle
in
annual
conference
with
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
to
discuss
fishing
regulations
for
the
1948
season,
came
to
general
agreement
as
to
the
acceptability
of
May
1
once
more
as
the
date
for
the
opening
of
North
Pacific
fishing.
The
only
group
which
stood
out
1
meiit
that
the
Chinese
govern-
i
ment
had
.
protested
against
i
prison
sentences
imposed
in
the
,
British
colony
of
Hong
Kong
on
.
two
Chinese.
I
Thry
had
been
charged
with
COAL
MINERS
ITIIl
SILENT
proni--are
Deing-
applied
"where
necessary"
to
Increasingly
costly
imported
fruits
and
vegetables.
In
another
drive
to
stem
the
soaring
trend
of
food
ccets,
certain
types
of
fertilizer
which
have
been
advanced
sharply
in
eastern
Canada,
will
be
reduced
against
this
date
was
that
com-;
prising
Seattle
union
fisher-
j
men
who
wanted
April
1
for
the
opening
date.
George
Anderson,
secretary
ol
;
NEW
VIOLENCE
FLARES
IN
HAIFA
JERUSALEM,
0)
The
harbor
city
of
Haifa
today
became
the
CALGARY,
9
-There
was
still
!
resls,l"
Police
wno
wcre
e'acu
being
ninese
wno
were
i
,,.,
.,,)
.hiai'"B
i
cleared
from
a
building
which
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
'
here,
returned
to
the
city
this
week
after
attending
the
confer-
!
GOOD
IN
THE
ARCTIC
AND
NEW
YORK
TOO
There
are
worse
places
than
a
quonset
hut
during
an
Arctic
period
such
as
New
York
had
recently
thanks
to
a
record
snowfall.
And
this
quonset
hut
Is
home
to
Harry
Fiegenbaum
In
the
Bronx.
Quonseteer
Fiegenbaum
Is
bucking
a
drift
at
his
front
door
as
he
pulls
son
Richard
on
a
sled
to
his
waiting
Another.
unauthorized"
strike
which
bade
Idle
between
8,500
and
10.-
,
!
lOO
coal
miners
in
British
Col-
'
had
been
condemned
for
public
health
reasons.
The
demonstrators
burned
the
main
Jewish-Arab
battleground.
Reuters
news
agency
quoted
a
claim
by
the
Jewish
defence
army
that
52
Arabs
had
been
killed,
but
there
was
no
confirmation
of
the
figure.
The
unofficial
count
of
violent
imbla
and
Alberta,
now
In
its
fourth
day.
i
Canton
consulate
to
the
ground.
(
ence
as
representative
of
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
fisher-,
men.
Capt.
Carl
Giske
represented
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
boat
owners
and
is
expected
to
1
return
to
the
city
this
week-end.
'furniture,
documents,
and
clothing
were
thrown
into
the
Barbara
Ann
Scott
Wins
World
Skating
Crown
by
the
use
of
mark-up
controls
and
roll-back
a
form
of
price
ceiling
on
certain
basic
chemical
ingredients.
These
steps
were
announced
Thursday
night
by
Finance
Minister
Douglas
Abbott
in
a
900-word
statement
in
which
he
also
disclosed
that
the
government
intends
to
ask
parliament
to
extend
Us
general
price
controlling
powers,
due
to
expire
March
31,
for
another
year.
Meantime,
he
said,
the
Prices
fire.
The
demonstrators
burned
;
deaths
in
Palestine
climbed
to
the
houses
of
British
Consul-
r-.,..,i
d
uii
i
-..
.
no
WMi;1
ifl
f'.in
'was
the
first
woman
evr
fo
re-
.
,
1
822
since
the
Holy
Land
parti-
j
Robert
Livett.
union
president.
Jave
80
Indication
of
the
union's
Intentions
to
appoint
a
representative
to
a
conciliation
board.
Lacking
official
union
com-llicnt,
It
was
assumed
that
the
(ftlner;huve
struck
on
a
'no-
fcontract-no-work"
basis.
"
I
tinn
vnt.
on
November
29.
L,i.,'..
crive
an
official
reception
at
a
taehe
J.
Murrav.
t,.u....
a
Cw.fr
curtailment
of
halibut
fishing
An
official
announcement
in-
session
of
the
Ontario
legisla-
that
no
common
ground
could
I
.,..
.
.
.
.
u
,
,
,
...
oleated
that
bombing
and
fight
The
crowd
also
burned
the
jn
j
,)un(jle
()f
chann
em.
re.
Ana
ner
noouiariiy
in
unitra
ui
liic
ailiLiptllg
ill
ill
til
.
-
rpi
1,
r
ing
victims
in
Haifa
numbered
TWO
PERSONS
DIE
IN
TRAIN
WRECK
LITTLE
ROCK.
Arkansas
'CP
At
least
two
persons
were
killed
at
least
10,
with
three
other
per
Butterfield
and
Swires
In
which
eraiu
K1
Lr"'
1
tjueoec
am
not
sunn
c-
the
British
Information
depart-
night
won
the
European
1
plying
to
a
greeting
from
Mayor
Gczanen
Grab
agreed
upon,
Mr.
Anderson
reports.
Britain
Is
Buying
fieure
skating
crown
foviHoude
in
Montreal,
she
spoke
in
sons
buried
under
debris
feared
dead.
Two
Jews
and
one
Polish
Christian
were
killed
in
the
city,
nient
and
Reuters
news
agency
were
housed.
Several
other
buildings
also
went
up
in
smoke.
the
second
consecutive
year
and
;
$7,00
From
Board
is
giving
"consideration"
to
instituting
prosecutions
"of
persons
who
appear
to
be
selling
at
prices
higher
than
is
"reasonable
and
just."
He
said
the
new
measures
are
maintained
her
iron
grip
as
un-
Vtzi
Bank
louver
Rhodesian
Tobacco
order
after
j
the
police
saidi
and
an
undetermined
number
of
passengers
and
crew
were
injured
when
two
Rock
Island
Police
restored
three
hours.
GANDHI
FASTS
FOURTH
DAY
disputed
queen
of
the
ice.
Showing
her
dazzling
blades
against
18
ol
the
world's
best
skaters
from
five
countries,
the
19-year-old
blonde
and
blue-eyed
beauty
from
Ottawa
put
on
LONDON
Great
Britain
has'
arranged
to
buy
46,000.000'.
fA
,T
rUTM
ITI1
f
r
pounds
of
tobacco
from
South-1
l
(fill
K
X
h
I
111
I
V
1"
em
Rhodesia
in
each
of
the.JV'VW
LALVU
I
1
3
L
'i
VAT5)UVER,
CP
Three
gunmen
W
robbed
the
Burnaby
brancH
t
the
Royal
Bank
of
Cant'
Thursday
escaped
with
.$7.5C
f
:
trio,
each
carrying
a
un,
f
f'
id
13
bank
workers
and
trains,
one
a
passenger
and
the
other
a
freight,
collided
near
the
western
limits
of
Little
Rock
yesterday.
W.
L.
Martin,
engin-
intended
to
put
a
stop
t3
"unjust
and
excessive
price
increases.
The
price
ceiling
on
batter,
selling
generally
at
a
figure
regarded
as
substantial
in
Can
next
five
years.
This
will
mean
COUNCIL
MEETS
TOLL
OF
WRECK
MAY
GO
HIGHER
i
nn,
nf
Vi
a
no
c
on
a
o
train
tl
was.
Q
S
that
in
1949
nearly
a
quarter
o
!-
f'
''.'iincrs
against
a
wall
scalded-
o
death.
The
o'er
trie
tobacco
sold
by
shops
in
Bri
unident'fied
tain
will
come
from
that
ter
was
an
fatality
woman.
ritory.
Dik
tor
Sutcests
That
I'p
to
m
t
(
floor.
The
getaway
car
fas
f0und
on
Burnaby
Moun-in,
w'
miles
from
the
bank.
'
ThJ.'ume
branch
of
the
bank
ada,
will
be
fixed
on
the
basis
oL."67
cents
'a
pound
for
whole
sale
solid
quantities
at
Montreal.
"This,"
said
Mr.
Abbott,
"will
stabilize
butter
prices
a
little
below
those
prevailing
during
recent
weeks."
Executive
council
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Boy
Scout
Association
will
encourage
boys
in
the
local
Cub
and
Scout
groups
to
take
greater
interest
in
hiking,
observation
tours,
tracking
and
nature
studies.
The
recommendation
was
made
at
a
meeting
of
ra
robbed
of
ss.ooo
on
May
ie
TODAY'S
STOCKS
::
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnr.ton
Co.
Ltd.
NEW
DELHI,
ff
Mohandas
K.
Gandhi,
bent
on
bringing
communal
harmony
to
India,
fasted
into
the
fourth
day
today,
too
weak
to
walk.
A
competent
medical
source
said
that
Gandhi,
78,
can
fast
an
additional
six
days
"at
the
utmost"
before
his
life
becomes
seriously
in
danger.
DISPUTE
OVER
MARSHALL
PLAN
WASHINGTON,
(P
State
Secretary
Marshall
and
Senator
Robert
Taft
appeared
headed
for
a
head-on
collision
today
on
how
much
the
European
recovery
plan
should
cost
the
United
States.
a
smashing
display
to
win
the
.
free-Kkatmg
competition.
j
Her
performance
was
so
over-
j
whelming,
that
all
seven
judges
placed
her
first
on
their
scor-
j
sheets.
j
Barbara
Ann
Scott
remained
a
;
foremost
figure
in
Canada
throughout
1947.
in
physical
prowess
competition.
Sporting
editors,
noted
as
a
somewhat
j
cold
blooded
breed
regarded
her
as
the
Dominion's
outstanding
woman
athlete.
I
In
the
year-end
sport
poli,
Miss
Scott
received
72
of
a
pos-
Scout
councillors
in
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Hall
last
night.
It.
FISHING
Toronto
Twenty
May
Have
Been
Killed
in
((urbec
Collision
PARENT.
Quebec
it
Dr.
L.
G.
Bolduc
of
Seneterre,
Quebec,
one
of
the
first
doctors
on
the
scene
of
Wednesday's
Canadian
National
train
collision
on
the
transcontinental
line
between
Quebec
and
Cochrane,
said
he
had
counted
twelve
dead
when
he
left
for
home
after
attending
the
wounded
and
that
some
debris
had
not
yet
been
searched.
He
.-.aid
the
toll
of
the
wreck
might
raise
to
eighteen
or
twenty
by
the
time
all
the
wreckage
had
been
cleared.
LEADER
DIES
CADET
CORPS
INSPECTED
BY
CAPT.
MUSGRAVE
Vancouvcs
B.
R.
Con
B.
R.
X
Dentonia
Grull
Wihksne
Hedley
Mascot
Minto
04
.08
.15
.05'
2
.90
.02'
2
The
meeting
also
decided
to
begin
plans
for
a
summer
camp
for
Cubs
and
Scouts
this
summer.
Plans
for
the
observance
of
national
Boy
Scout
week
were
also
discussed.
Boy
Scout
week
this
year
will
be
from
February
15
to
22.
Chairman
of
the
meeting
was
Col.
Keith
Dixon,
local
Boy
jsible
72
points,
winning
the
I
award
for
the
second
consecutive
year.
The
poll
was
sponsor-
ed
by
the
Canadian
Press.
Pend
Orielle
2.45
Pioneer
3.25
Taft
suggested
last
night
a
$1
Athona
07
Aumaque
22
Beattie
72
Bevcourt
50
Bobjo
15
Buffalo
Canadian
14
Consol.
Smelters
97.50
Conwest
87
Donalda
81
Eldona
71
Elder
.61
Giant
Yellowknife
5.80
God's
Lake
.85
Hardrock
15
Harricana
07'
Heva
18
billion
cut.
but
Marshall
warned
Capt.
Cook
Corps
i
of
Ss
Cadets
was
congratulated
m
its
smartness
last
night
by
Caf
t.
A.
P.
Musgrave,
director
of
Sea
.0434
.27
Premier
Border
Privateer
At
the
winter
Olympics
test
'
tnat
any
change
in
previous
esti
in
Europe
yesterday,
an
ovation
Scout
Commissioner.
Present
,
cadets,
Ottawa,
who
inspected
were
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockter
and
mates
would
endanger
the
whole
plan.
Taft
had
said
before
that
the
$6,800,000,000
figure
for
the
first
15
months
of
the
plan
was
too
high.
THE
WEATHER
the
divisions
In
the
navy
drill
hall
prior
to
leaving
for
Vancouver
after
a
two-day
visit.
Capt.
Musgrave
termed
the
Wilfred
St.
Clair
of
the
Cathedral
Troop
and
Pack;
Roy
Brain,
Ian
Dunbar
and
D.
McAllister
of
,
VANCOUVER.
tP
Alvah
L.
lager,
71,
former
chairtnan
of
be
International
Pacific
Sock-.
fe
Salmon
Commission,
and
a
'
Wder
in
the
British
Columbia
I
Uhlnj
industry,
died
in
hospi-tl
today
following
a
short
ill-
r.
I
H
iBorn
in
Iowa,
he
started
his
fttslness
career
in
Boston
in
1901
II
pi
came
to
British
Columbia
in
08
to
build
up
the
Canadian
"(;
(lshlng
Company
Ltd.
of
which
It
M
president.
Mr.
linger
also
was
president
Atllr
Fisheries
Ltd.
ani
the
torthern
Fishermen's
Cold
Stor-e
Cd..
both
of
Prince
Rupert.
4me
1
Lee,
manager
of
both
omparwes,
is
leaving
tonight
on
he
Cardena,
accompanied
by
from
no
less
than
12.0C0
persons
thundered
over
Miss
Scott,
as
her
victory
was
made
known.
It
was
in
1947
that
Barbara
Ann
captured
two
fiesh
titles.
;;:id
successfully
defended
another.
She
took
the
European
and
Reeves
MDonald
135
Reno
11
Salmon
Gold
21
'
Sheep
Creek
1.13
Taylor
Bridge
45
Vananda
18
Congress
04
Pacific
Eastern
05
Hedley
Amalgamated
..
'
.02'
Spud
Valley
20
the
Third
Troop,
of
First
Pres-
local
corps
one
of
the
best-
Synopsis
Pressures
are
remaining
high
over
the
province
today.
South-
i.i-i-i
and
rntr:ll
spptiims
Hre
Hosco
37'2
byterian
Church
and
Frank
equipped
in
the
country,
and
LOCAL
TIDES
held
Stone
of
the
Second
Troop
suggested
that
Sea
Cadet
work
from
Conrad
Street
school.
Iwas
one
of
Hie
best
types
of
rlcl
championships
and
clear
except
for
a
low
overcast
Jacknife
05
Joliet
Quebec
37
Lake
Rowan
11
the
biennial
North
American
title,
after
three
consecutive
Miss
Honora
Silversides,
local
youth
training.
He
urged
the
Lapa-ska
09
'i
Girl
Guide
Commissioner,
was
a,
trimly-clad
cadets
to
continue
17.
1948
18.7
feet
17.5
feet
8.8
feet
6.7
feet
Saturday,
January
High
5:15
17:08
Low
11:21
23:25
Little
Long
Lac
1.2a
guest
at
the
meeting.
the
training
as
they
grew
older
She
was
hailed
as
a
personage
wherever
she
went
last
year.
She
!
condition
mixed
with
fog
along
Inland
coastal
waters
and
a
few
interior
valleys.
A
flow
of
moist
air
over
the
northern
coast
is
causing
increasing
cloudiness
and
light
rain
is
expected
there
this
afternoon.
The
weather
pattern
over
other
areas
will
remain
un
Central
Zeballos
Silbak
Premier
.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.
Calmont
C.
&
E.
Home
.Ul
"4
.47
.16
.52
4.00
6.20
rs.
Ie,
to
attend
Mr.
llager's
AGAIN
WORLD
CHAMPION
neral.
by
joining
the
navy
reserve.
Included
in
the
inspection
was
the
local
Wrennette
group,
which
acts
as
an
auxiliary
to
the
Sea
Cadets.
Prior
to
the
inspection,
Capt.
Musgrave,
Lieut.
Commander
K.
Grant,
his
aide,
Lieut.
Commander
Alex
Mitchell,
officer
commanding
Capt.
Cook
Corps,
PALISANA
SAILS
FOR
THE
SOUTH
Her
hull
temporarily
repaired,
the
Northland
Transportation
Co.
motorship
Palisana
sailed
out
of
Prince
Rupert
harbor
at
6
p.m.
Thursday
bound
for
changed
today
and
Saturday.
Lynx
08
!
2
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.98
McKenzie
Red
Lake
..
.55
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.30
Moneta
35
Negus
2.22
Noranda
49.00
Louvicourt
1-26
Pickle
Crow
2.25
Regcourt
07
San
Antoflio
4.10
Senator
Rouyn
52
Sherritt
Gordon
2.90
Steep
Rock
2.18
Sturgeon
River
20
CHANGES
IN
INDIAN
ACT
IMMINENT
Forecast
Variable
cloudiness
becoming
............
..f
...ill,
lutrpmittenf
rain
Everett,
Washington,
the
des-;
Commander
Orme
Stuart
and
tOTTAVv,'.,
(P-A
new
"Bill
of
'
this
afternoon.
Saturday
over-liirM.H
r.J'-
i.,-.
im
nun
in.
,
cast.
Liaht
southerly
winds.
tination
for
which
she
was
head-'
Lieut.
John
Quinn,
of
H.M.C.S.
j
ed
one
week
earlier
when
she
Chatham,
and
Rev.
R.
A.
Wilson,
MAY
RECRUIT
U.N.
FORCE
VERY
SHORTLY
LAKE
SUCCESS,
(P
A
United
Nations
delegate
said
today
that
he
had
been
informed
that
the
Security
Council
will
act
on
providing
an
international
military
force
to
police
Palestine
before
the
United
Nations
commission
goes
to
the
Holy
Land
to
enforce
partition.
The
delegate,
a
member
of
the
Ian
and
Eskimos,
involving
the
1
Little
change
in
temperature.
-writing
of
the
Indian
Act
la
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomor-
he
immediate
project
of
Cam-I
row:
Port
Hardy
35
and
40,
Mas-1
!'
parliament
which
has
con-
;ett
32
and
42,
Prince
Rupert
32
iudedf
the
hearing
of
evidence
j
and
42.
;9
furingf
two
sessions
of
parlia-
went
aground
at
Barrett
Point
chaplain
of
the
local
Sea
Cadets,
in
a
snowstorm.
were
guests
of
honor
at
a
din-
The
Palisana
was
taken
out
of
ner
at
the
Civic
Centre
dining
'
dry
dock
Thursday
morning
room
after
workmen
made
temporary
S.
P.
Woodside,
president
of
Juneau
Doctor
Called
As
Heroine
Lies
Dying
patches
on
her
hull
which
was
local
Navy
League
branch,
was
JUNEAU
The
film
"Anna
and
damaeed
on
the
starboard
sid
chairman.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
King
of
Siam'
was
snown
Sne
re.load(,u
a
small
quantity
?ent.
The
Indian
Act
has
been
!
Nfcelj'
changed
since
it
wis
..'.iglnally
adopted
shortly
alter,
'jonfedi
ration
I
Palestine
commission,
said
that
here
early
this
month.
The
king
of
flsh
at
Atlin
Fisnel.Jes
and
he
had
been
advised
that
the
f'
h
V
A
V
N
i
lay
dying
and
Anna
was
nasten-
headed
south,
ing
to
his
side.
'
Permanent
'
repairs
will
bo
Suddenly
this
sign
was
flashed
made
in
an
American
shipyard.
the
inspection,
the
executive
of
the
Navy
League
conferred
with
the
visiting
officers
and
officers
of
the
local
corps.
Capt.
Musgrave
and
Lieut.
Commander
Grant
sailed
for
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Rupert.
council
would
act
in
the
near
future,
perhaps
without
waiting
for
a
specific
appeal
from
the
five-member
commission.
.
on
the
screen:
"Dr.
Clemens
is
wanted
in
the
lobby."
Crown
Pronprtiea
WORKERS
STRIKE
IN
RUHR
VALLEY
BERLIN,
(P
Some
75,000
German
workers
were
idle
today
in
four
Rhur
Valley
cities
in
strikes
protesting
food
shortages.
Authorities
feared
the
strike
movement
would
spread
swiftly
in
Germany's
industrial
area
where
hunger
has
more
than
4.000.000
persons
in
its
grip.
Manv
are
living
on
starvation
'Representatives
of
practically
IP
th
Indian
tribes
and
Eski-pot
li
the
country
and
many
'
'hureU
and
Indian
Department
JtorkjS
gave
testimony
during
i
(he
hsai'ings
of
the
joint
parlia-
'
commission
which
was
!t
Vf
to
recommend
changes
in
e
Lidian
Act.
us
r"'"l
He
was,
too
...
.,
.,..
Alaska
Defences
In
'Damned'
Poor'
Shape
CAMP
MURRAY,
Wash.
The
defences
of
Alaska,
called
"the
world's
most
strategic
military
base,"
"are
in
damned
NEW
INDIAN
COMMISSIONER
OTTAWA,
W.
A.
Arnell.
of
Ottawa,
was
appointed
Indian
SHORT
CUT
worm
minions
ROME
The
Italian
Republic
becomes
richer
by
some
$100,-0000.000
now
that
the
monarchy
has
been
abolished
by
law,
and
the
royal
family
a
thing
of
the
past.
The
principal
real
estate
consists
of
four
palaces,
fourteen
castles,
costly
villas,
estates,
jewels,
foreign
holdings,
cultivated
and
forest
lands.
REPLANTING
FORESTS
LONDON,
''CP
During
the
next
five
years
nearly
1,500,000
acres
are
to
be
devoted
to
reforestation
it
was
announced
at
the
annual
report
of
the
forestry-commissioners.
With
a
planned
expenditure
of
$80,000,000
the
ultimate
object
is
to
replant
5,-000.000
acres
of
forest
in
the
next
50
years.
I.
!By
the
(travelling
through
4'.UHU,11,
unique,..
,--
v
,
RleZ
fcmal
Inutnnri
nf
SI
round
dietS.
ihe
Cape
of
Good
Hope,
South
German
newspapers
linked
the
NMciishi.
total
nf
4.300
labor
crisis
with
what
they
call
poor
shape
to
protect
the
United
.
Commissioner
for
British
Col-States
and
Canada
in
case
of
i
umbia,
succeeding
Major
D.
M.
invasion,"
says
General
E.
N.
MacKay.
Mr.
Arnell
will
take
up
Llewellyn,
adjutant
general
back
I
his
duties
in
Vancouver
on
from
a
tour
of
inspection.
I
January
21.
:le
from
Plymouth
England
a
"Communist
master
scheme"
Bebay
India.
to
wreck
the
Marshall
plan.