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VICT37.IA,
3.
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nit
i
onr.iES
DRUGS
Daily
Delivers
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHOHE
81
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
Trince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
114.
.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
MAY
16,
1949
PRICE
FTVB
CENTS
CABS
M
k
A
r
a
South
viemiaciini
mi
asisr
llim
north
ood
li
Voi
rei
we
s
ar
$1.2
it
$:
Fraser
River
Dikes
LEGION
TO
AID
L
C-nl
VOTERS'
LIST
1
ly
jaiiix
IMPERIAL
VETS
SETS
RECORD
anding
To
Sponsor
Dominion
Day
Celebration
In
Prince
Rupert
I-
.
'
'
t
A.
1)
Holding
Back
Water
Over
Danger
Level
While'
continued
summer-like
weather
throughout
British
Columbia
is
sending
the
Fraser
River
in
the
southern
part
of
the
province
to
still
higher
danger
Saturday
a
early
Prince
Rupert
branch,
Cana
dian
Legion,
is
joining
other
V
,
sht.
struck
a
reef
Islam!
in
Dixon's
:4
Canadian
Legion
branches
In
a
,.jC
on
her
way
country-wide
campaign
to
have
the
federal
government
extend
-
fishint!
banks
io
'
,.,..h
of
38.000
the
benefits
of
the
War
Vet-1
levels,
coot
nigr.is
art;
itrji'-unj;
i
m.
,
eians'
Act
to
Imperial
military
veterans
who
have
served
in
Bulkley
and
Skeena
Kivers
in
central
isnus-n
v,umm-
3,
S
jrt
it
actual
theatres
of
war
and
who
bia
within
bounds
and
Canadian
iNauonai
iwuwp
nfficps
have
at
least
20
years
residence
.Seattle
ve.,sel
San-l
Llnvotr.
was
uc-.;oatcd
from
her
fith
the
assistance
power
tug
CRC
hcr
to
the
safety
r
The
Sandra-
L.,
,
emertteney
pumps
SMITIIERS
HOME
SAVEVI)
SMITHERS
Quick
action
on
the
part
of
all
available
fire
fighting
equipment
and
many
willing
neighbors
with
buckets
saved
the
beautiful
seven-room
home
of
Jack
Hcalheringlon,
C.N.R.
brake-man,
when
the
garage
he
was
painting
caught
fire
at
the
week-end.
The
garage
was
destroyed.
TORNADO
KILLS
FIVE
AMARILLO,
Texas
Relief
crews
today
dug
into
the
debris
of
a
tornado
that
whip-sawed
'
through
the
southern
part
of
the
Panhandle
capital
last
night,
leaving
five
or
more
dead.
Up
to
50
houses
were
destroyed.
At
the
airport
45
planes
were
destroyed
and
damage
was
stimatcd
at
$200-
INJURED
GIRL
that
there
was
no
danger
yet.
The
8keena
rose
another
eight
inches
at
Pacific
in
twenty-four
hours.
Once
creek
west
of
Terrace
was
reported
to
have
flown
over
the
highway
but
planfes
were
strung
across
to
facilitate
motor
travel.
In
Canada
although
they
did
not
have
Canadian
domicile
at
the
time
of
enlistment.
Initial
phase
of
the
drjve
is
to
obtain
names
of
eligible
veterans
or
their
widows
with
a:
view
of
making
an
appeal
to
the
government
to
have
the
bcneii'ts
Prince
Rupert
provincial
riding
and
the
city
Itself
can
anticipa'p
a
record
number
of
votes
In
the
provincial
election
on
June
15,
according
to
final
figures
contained
In
the
voters'
list
which
was
before
the
court
of
revision
at
the
week-end.
Total
names,
according
to
the
final
list
as
prepared
by
Returning
Officer
Oordon
F.
Forbes,
Ls
7.094,
as
compared
Willi
5,447
on
the
1945
list.
I'his
year's
list
will
contain
1,647
names
more
than
the
1945
list.
Half
of
this
increase
is
accounted
for
by
the
newly
granted
Indian
vote,
which
accounts
for
800
names
on
the
list.
There
arc
4.931
names
listed
in
city
polling
divisions
this
time.
KETCHIKAN
CHOIR,
BAND
uito
port
ana
ub.u
in.0
was
being
dis-
IS
FLOWN
EAST
FOR
TREATMENT
Twelve
-
year
-
old
M
a
r
j
o
r
1
e
the
plant
of
the
rji
and
Cold
Storage
of
the
act
extended
so
that
for
on
the
pontoons
of
CONFAB
DURING
U.N.
ASSEMBLY'
SESSION
Major-Gencral
National
Defence
College
oT
J
F
M
Whiteley,
commandant
of
with
Warren
R.
Austin,
Canada,
left,
carries
on
a
conversation
U
S
chief
delegate
to
the
International
Tribunal
during
a
recess
at
the
United
Nations
General
Assembly
in
Flushing
Meadows,
'
N.Y.
iiK-k
l)ere
repairs
Thomas
of
Terrace,
who
was
injured
10
days
ago
when
she
was-struck
by
a
logging
truck,
will
lifted.
Canadian
Press
reported
today
that
the
official
gauge
at
Ml.-;
sion
registered
19.3
feet
today,
more
than
a
foot
over
the
minimum
danger
level.
The
rate
o!
the
increase
is
slower
than
last
week
and
most
of
the
residents
of
the
valley
arc
confident
thai
sirani.iin.
Capt.
ms
crew
IX
men
receive
trea'.ment
for
a
fractured
pelvis
at,
the
Mayo
clinic
at
Rochester,
Minnesota.
Mariorie.
who
collided
witli
txats
unci
rowed
to
000.
-
RAILWAYMAN
SEEK
MORE
MONTREAL
Canadian
Brotherhood
of
Railway
Em
FIRE
HAZARD
mer
members
of
the
Imperial
forces,
now
exempt,
may
benefit.
'
They
are
being
asked
to
t
contact
Legion
branches.
j
The
branch
also
ls
seeking
information
concerning
recipients
of
War
Veterans'
Allowance
who
have
no
other
Income
or
unable
to
supplement
their
present
allowance
of
$40.41
a
month.
j
'
The'matter
was
brought
up
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
local!
amp
at
uoose
uaj
nd.
where
they
ra-
IS
EXTREME
into
Prince
Rupert
LABOR
COUNCIL
BACKS
PROTEST
BY
ALDERMEN
the
truck
while
cycling
to
school
,
on
May
3
was
brought
to
the
The
CRC
was
VANCOUVER
0i
The
British
dikes
rebuilt
or
reinforced
since
last
spring
will
hold
the
river
back.
Further
east
the
Similkamecn
River
is
almost
as
high
as
la;;t
.line
im
uic
ti'Mii;
ploys
(CCD
today
announced
their
intention
of
seeking
30
percent
wage
increase
for
25,000
members
when
the
present
agreemnt
with
the
railroads
expire.
city
shortly'
before
noon
today
ir.
the
Prince
Rupert
city
ambulance
and
placed
aboard
the
od
in
freeing
the.
Delightful
Entertainment
at
Final
Session
of
Festival
Columbia
Forest
Service
reports
serious
fires
still
burning
in
the
Peace
River
area
and
on
Vancouver
Island.
tout
midnight
Sat-J
branch
Wednesday
night,
at
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
plane
Objection
of
three
city
alder-
year.
Railway
traffic
has
been
disrupted,
some
roads
are
cloud
irtivcd
here
in
low
Here
'
for
Sandspit
and
Vancouver.
A
mixed
choir
of
thirty-five
hlch
a
considerable
amount
n
l0
civic
employees
taking
,.n;
ul
the
fish
was;
.
.i,
nmninvmnni
j
h
i
1
h
'
Burnine
south
of
Gowicnan
st-dents
from
the
Ketchikan
of
business
was
considered.
commenced.
She
.
BATTLE
O
FSHANOHAI
SlIANtiHAl
Flashes,
of
and
at
least
one
family
was
forced
to
evacuate.
City
Ambulance'
attendants
lh
school
and
a
20-pieco
Canadian
Legion
mem
ved
to
the
dry
dock
drawing
holiday
pay
for
their
Lake,
one
fire
on
the
Island
has
j
.
..
i.i.
iwiniri-Ariv
consumed
25
acres
of)
i
.,..
1
1
T..V.m.1
U.iilru
gunfire,
which
could
be
heard
r
"
-r
-
-
-
scnooi
oanci
camurea
vne
en--
Ihusiasm
of
the
capacity
crowd
bcrs,
Alex
Halg
.
and
,
Edgar
Wood
is
lilted
out
of
the
liquid,
i"""
-
,
25
fire
at
the
week-end,
can
be
seen
left
here
at
midnight
Sunday
rw,W
ward,
were
annolnld
to
serve
on
,.
n.imPr.
Tmrirs
U
a
and
Hint
I
timber
v.....'
and
at
least
auciuung
inc
imai
program
oi
i
1
.
.
lit:
I
l.
V
1
.
m
t
:
1.
a
v
ftv
n
a
t
dtt
'1
V
A
stale
for
Terrace,
reluming
in
time
rvupci
ine
music
anu
uram.i
r
i.invji
uw
Keu
uross
uioou
uonur
tuin-
Labor
Council
at
its
monthly
nunvrs
ai
u.B
...
n
the
afternoon,
jr
not
more
than
impairs
to
tin:
vessel
!
In
the
rich
Peace,
River
area
of
emergejney
has
been
declared
for
the
young
patient
to
catch
I
Qn
Fine
Sunday
rru
ay
niyhl.
,
.
JmtttP
nftr
the
meetinu
had
The
choir,
comnoscd
of
2i
meeting
Thursday
ninlit.
The
meeting
"condemned
voted
unanimously
in
favor
of
a
el
f
Northern
British
Columbia
for
Canton
.
he
,U
P-
.
'
Lasl
week
cndpd
and
this
week
Rlrls
and
18
btys
under
the
di
here
was
not
clear
Capt.
LI
n
von
lpft
On
the
95-m.le
trip
Irom
ler-
b
.
irt
Prince
RUPert.
in
surw-
uractice
of
a
rection
of
Mrs.
Margaret
Wen-
blood
bank
being
established
In
the
city.
'
FitfVSl
John
district.
One
nasi
American
air,
tines-liave.
can
ni
by
air
for
Seattle
employment
1n
another
line
of
gert,
treated
the
audience
to
race
Red
:
Cross
Outpost
I'os-
'
shiny
wea"rher;
'
with
enough"
ni
pital,
Marjorie
was
accompanied
bl.et,ze
frotn
tjme
to
time,
to
A
donation
of
$10
was
vowa
sst
mettl.
more
than
30"minutea
of
hlRhr
wiped
.'out.
a
logging
camp
and
sawmill
and
is
still
reported
.out.
of
control.
work-while
on
Holidays
irom
ins
regular
Job
and
moved
that
the
by
Miss
RobB
of
the
iwspiuu
raise
tne
flust
xhe
sua
was..
l
..iff
Miss
HKi
..r.
Robb
Di.rih
etrtt
'
i-
i
-J
i.
delightful
vocal
music.
The
to
the
uona
ciuo
crippi.-u
nursing
staff.
con
first
selection,
"Beautiful
Sav-
circus
lunn.
secretary
notify
affiliated
unions
The
fire
hazard
is
described
as
tinued
with
her
patient
to
Van
couver.
'
,
.
of
its
,stand.
'
extreme."
STARTS
The
matter
came
up
in
dis
bright,
the
haroor
was
Dim
hii-yesterday
there
was
no
'excuse,
for
anyone
to
neglect
going
'9;.'
church.
Score
went
driving
if
along
the
Bkeena
Highway
and
there
were
boating
parties
a?
cussion
of
city
council's
attitude
lour."
(Chrl.sUan.sont
opened
In
order
w
sumuia"-
tojr-with
the
entire
choir
hummlm?
j
wide
interest
in
a
Tittlng
obscr-ihe
air
and
was
continued
in
vance
of
Dominion
Day,
July
1,
part
as
accompaniment
to
the
meeting
moved
to
call
a
con-,
I
usia
Walther's
solo
part.
"Lord
ference
of
all
other
local
organl-.
Dies
You
and
Keep-You,"
(Lut-
1
ZHtions
at
which
delegate
would
.
P.i
it
lati
hor
i
it
8
F
ts-
Li
pe.
:cr
;ht
.m.
7!l
V.'
uir
'.
72:
p.:
T
E
D
FLIGHTS
regarding
an
application
by
City
Clerk
II.
D.
Thain
to
take
a
por
I
Halibut
Sales
American
......
n
,
i
rt
1'ln
FOUR
BROTHERS
well,
Yet
at
no
time
couia
me
tion
'of
his
holidays
with
a
view
FLYING
NORTH
.irr
which
will
pro
heat
have
been
called
excessive.
j
l'loneer,
(u.uuo,
h
oc,
iut,
i,
!
Booth.
in
netinc
as
election
clerk
in
muml
trips
a
week
An
American
plane,
carrying
Prime
Rupert
and
five
passengers,
stopped
here
PREMIER
HAS
"ioltc
Islands
points
kin
i
permitted
the
choir
to
h-.
consider
plans
for
a
crieorauun.
lustrate
beauty
In
harmony,
at
The
meeting
will
be
called
at
an
the
same,
time
creating
an
at-
cariy
date,
mosphere
of
deep
reverence.
j
The
ma,
lrr
of
holding
a
Cana-By
way
of
sharp
contrast
d(an
igiun
picnic
was
turned
tlirce
girls
of
the
choir
sans
ovrr
lo
t1P
entertainment
com-Sweethearts,"
(Herbert)
and
BuUoc
(or
rpport
at
the
next
overnight
Saturday,
bound
for
Ketchikan
and
Dillingham.
Al
by
Queen
Cliarlotte
LUNCH
DATE
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
By
a
narrow
margin,
Mr.
Thain
"s
application
was
approved.
The
Trades
and
Labor
Couucil
endorsed
the
stand
taken
by
dissenting
aldermen
II.
M.
Daggett,
H.
S.
Wlialen
and
J.
N.
For
man
celled
services
,
to
Shanghai.
Emergency
steps
are
being
taken
to
evacuate
remaining
American
and
British
nationals.
BERLIN
"ELECTION"
BERLIN
Eastern
one
communists
today
reported
rolling
up
a
huge
"Ja"
vote
to
give
Russia
a
German
"government"
al
i.s
sack
before
the
Paris
Big
Four
conference.
The
first
day
of
balloting
was
yesterday.
The
single
list
of
candidates
on
the
ballot
should
register
a
solid
"yes"
vote.
,
FINAL
GAME
TONIGHT
WINNIPEG
Eighth
and
extra
game
to
decide
the
Memorial
Cup
wi.l
be
played
here
tonight
between
Brandon
Wheat
Kings
and
Mont-ral
Royals.
Each
team
has
and
one
has
won
three
games
been
tied.
Should
the
game
go
into
three
overtime
periods
tonight
with
no
decision,
a
ninth
game
would
be
oduy.
A
J.
Spills-'jiiniuver.
oresident
aska,
from
Seattle.
Piloted
by
Commando,
43,000,
17.5c,
16c,
13c;
Atlin.
An'.w,
00,000,
17.5c,
10c,
13c,
Cold
Storage.
.
Boris,
62,000,
.
17.5c,
16c,
13c,
Cold
Storage.
,
Senak,
49,000,
17.6c,
16c,
13c,
Daly.
28,000,
18c,
16c,
13c.
Roval.
maiiau'-r,
has
been
Ken
Armstrong
of
Dillingham,
tiie
plane
carried
his
three
brothers
Breck
Armstrong,
of
MightyLakaKo.se,
'"
nlPPting.
Solo
parts
were
effectively
ren-
)o(.lU
vt.(rans
WPre
1
pa.t
few
days
in
el
wlili
li.i
inaugura-
dered
by
Lucia
Wallher.
pricd
to
membership.
They
were
Escondido.
California,
Don
Arm
and
viewed
"with
regret"
the
Tan
spirituals.
'Carve
uat
h,
n
nnmhv
R.
A.
Coming
here
this
week-end
after
a
campaign
tour
through
the
central
interior,
Premier
Byron
Johnson,
in
addition
to
a
public
meeting
Saturday,
will
address
a
luncheon
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.;.
Yaquina,
45,000,
17.5c,
16c,
13c,
strong
and
Richard
Armstrong,
of
Dillingham,
and
George
Nash,
f
will
cany
passen-.
r(,ssul,"
and
"Olc
Arks
A
MoV-
nouclas.
A.
Marshall.
Co'd
Storage.
eicht
and
company
;
i
ruin
i
cave
the
mixen
'
.t.rin
v
of
the
same
Alaskan
town.
They
Sandra
L.,
36,000,
18c,
15.5c
12c,
failure
of
Alderman
T.
B.
Black
to
vote
on
the
matter.
Alderman
Black
failed
to
register
a
vote
because
lie
felt
that
the,
matter,
"had
already
been
hopeful
that
a
con-
rn,rs
further
opportunity
to
-
,'
'
'
t.
wniinms
left
for'
the
north
Sunday
morn
Cold
Storage.
"ined
from
the
I
rxhibll
vocal
versatility
and
mrtw
ch..ir-
ing.
'
'
,i,
,
.
.
from
in
the
'jii
-
me
iits
"
i
,
.....
Trinity,
57,000,
17.5c,
16c,
Uc,
Cold
Storage.
..u..in
A
n
easing
vioim
s
!
v
-
-
'
i..
..tr.rVw
Air
nnrl
VarirttUP.
i
dCllt.
Alaska.
62.000.
18c.
10c,
13c,
dealt
with
by
the
council
anu
need
not
have
come
up
again.
Tim
meeting
endorsed
a
reso
Pacific.
nreceeded
tlie
two
final
selec-
1
ftiTlsirlln-
i.
tt
i
nmis
island
potn.'-s.
p(l
to
lie
in
Uic
i:i-t
cliwly
with
the
'iiailiiiii
Pacific
Air
;
to
Vancouver.
Masonic,
53,000,
17.5c,
16c,
13c,
lution
irom
the
Vancouver
Trades
Hons-"Down
souin
iuuu...
ton)
and
"Battle
Hymn
of
tnc
Cold
Storage.
antr
Labor
Council
condemning
the
action
of
employers
in
sign
it?
I
no
wold).
il
tri-wcckly
fliuht'
Republic
.
..
n.....l.ll..
"
i
..o-.tllf
nl
LHP
ivrwuui"
.
ta-l.
Justkatla.
AU-
,
1U
full
Oimshcwa
and
olheri
c"'r.
,
.
.
J
i
w
,.cc
ing
'
working
agreements
with
unions
while
negotiations
are
under
way
with
other
unions
which
already
hold
bargaining
.
The
company's-;-'-
tnal
m
the
norlheiTi
,
,...
.
,tU;ined,
seven
;
UlP
direction
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Cooler
air
is
flowing
over
Columbia
from
the
north-,0ct
Tnmneratures
are
expect
Caradian
Brooks
Bay,'
60,000,
17.3c,
15.5c,
12.rc,
AUin.
Florence
II,
20,000,
17.3c,
15.5c,
13c,
Bacon.
Oldfield,
22,000,
Co-op.
Viking,
18,000,
Co-op.
Slrafen,
22.000,
Co-op.
Skeena
M.,
10,000,
Co-op.
Teeny
Milly,
23,000,
Co-op.
Shirlu,
12,000,
Co-op.
j
Signal,
41,000,
Co-op.
Embla,
25,000,
Co-op.
tat
plane
"Tslmn-
"
.
..'.,
.nirihnted
30
rights
with
the
companies
in
question.
A
resolution
from
Fort
William
also
was
endorsed.
It
urged
r
en
HASKDAM,
SCOUKS
SUNDAY
American
New
York
7-6,
Pliihulelphia
0-7
Cleveland
0-0,
Chicago
10
Boston
3.
Washington
0
Detroit
9-4,
St.
Louis
3-12
National
Chicago
5-8,
Cincinnati
6-5
St.
Louis
4,
Pittsburgh
3
Philadelphia
3.
New
York
7
Brooklyn
0,
Boston
4
SATURDAY
National
Chicago
13,
Cincinnati
11
1
Philadelphia
2,
New
York
12
St.
Louis
4,
Pittsburgh
3
Brooklyn
6,
Boston
T
American
1
arrived
here
lasti
nMv
and
pleasant
niUHHCS
Ul
-
,
,.
m
....,.i.,it.
For
a
Dana
m
-
ed
to
be
slightly
lower
wuay.
Variable
cloudiness
and
a
few
euici
i.wiii
-
-
.,..
f
under
charge
of
fel-end
who
will
be
in
charge
of
op-
scattered
showers
will
be
gen
the
government
that
the
use
of
police
as
strike
breakers
not
be
encouraged
and
that
police
ac
consisted
fo
only
ai
the
beginning
of
the
-
schco
it
exhibited
considerable
term
niiu,
ii.
.
onen
112
eral
over
the
interior
01
me
province
today
while
little
change
tivity
in
strikes
be
confined
to
""w
is
known
en
Tramp,
26,000,
Co-op.
X-
-i
.
i;'
'
"-
'
""
'!-.
sl,
having
operated
,cc
Rupert
for
(J.C.A.
ann
ictm..
power
with
a
march
their
program
"Onward."
and
following
"Land
m
with
another
march
Liberty,"
the
band
switched
t
c
.
.
!,.
,-i.,w
"Gloria"
fron.
"
'"lee
summers
on
is
expected
over
tne
coaai
areas.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast-Clear
today.
Few
fog
inV,oQ
r.vpr
the
open
water.
the
protection
of
property.
The
Laborers'
Union
reported
that
a
satisfactory
agreement
had
been
signed
with
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
and
that
the
Brotherhood
of
Electrical
Workers
had
concluded
a
satisfactory
freighting
EISLER
BEING
HELD
PRISONER
New
York
5,
Philadelphia
8
Boston
4,
Washington
5
Detroit
3,
St.
Louis
8
and
The
Hc
thc
First
Mass
Teiiin-r"
from
crea
1
aircrurt
will
be
dis-
0
MllCC
Runert.
ml
IS
-...!.:
l0
J
f
H
S
..
i
ens
mi.
"
,
,-imi
Winds
northwesterly
(20
m.p.h.)?
little
change
in
temperature.
LONDON
A
London'
niagis-
settlement
with
the
city
council
expects
to
rnaln-
H.
G.
Archibald,
federal
mem-1
irate
today
sent
the
communist
uorc
c
'i
a
year-round
tion"
In
conclusion
uiw.j-
instrumentalists
played
'Trombone
Toboggan"
and
selections
.
.
r
ninnfnrP
TRFF
FALLS
ON
to
ber
for
Skeena
in
the
last
House,
1
leader,
Gerhearst
Eisler,
back
to
Rradually
extend
Lows
tonight
and
highs
TuesdayAt
Port
Hardy
42
and
58,
Masset
40
and
52,
Prince
Rupert
40
and
55.
addressed
the
meeting.
He
spoke1,
jail
for
at
least
eight
days
10
Alifo
Arm
Qi'il
TELEGRAPH
LINES
await
a
hearing
on
whether
he
will
be
returned
to
the
United
Slates
as
'a
fugitive
from
Jus
-h.m.o.
r
from
.
band
d
the
Later,
btwen
plays
entertained
the
audince
w
Walt,
a
d
"Summer
Evening's
the
choir
again
sang
BaUie
ami
Hvmn
of
.
the
Republic
11(1
piiinis.
a,l-ill
also
oo
uvait-""ler
work.
Including
"l!hl
lmuliiig.
Survey
of
the
inadequacy
of
government
provisions
to
take
care
of
any
unemployment
crisis
and
on
conditions
which
had
led
up
i
1
he
nshestos
workers'
strike
A
tree
which
fell
across
telegraph
transmission
lines
just
west
of
Terrace
on
Sunday
knocked
out
telegraph
and
long
.n..i,,no
rircuits
for
part
of
the
N.
R.
Coylc.
C.N.R.
safety
inspector,
Edmonton
and
E.
F.
rviiv
snfot.v
Insoector,
Kam-
tice.
Eisler
was
refused
bail
by
Bow
w
have
been
ar-
ri.'
.
..v
r
y
?
,r
'he
snmn,..,.
"Lord
Bless
You
ana
without
accompan-
in
Quebec.
loops.
arrived
in
the
city
on
Sat
day
before
they
were
repaired
io
may
iv
used
urday
nights
train
irom
uie
interior
trip
of
on
an
Inspection
LUJn
with
by
a
line
crew.
r
uriuci
11.1.0,
survey
work
tit,.
t
r
fl
uiv.'.
n
V
-t..
.
,,J
Street
court
which
ordered
him
"remande'd
in
custody."
He.
had
jumped
$23,500
ball
in
the
United
States
and
fled
as
a
stowaway.
He
now
must
show
cause
why
he
should
not
be
tradited.
Although
the
Kctchika
pa
ti-'P-tswere
not
.d
lnm
Co.
of
Ca.ii-
local
railway
facilities
THREE
NEW
CUSTOMS
MEN
Hi
ii
completed
today,
siowea
uaii
for
about
a
half-hour
this
mom-.
Ing.
,,,,
,
'
U'
owrinu
8
10
me
MllCh
mn
lr..,l
In
.
........
1
ttnif
to
aD-
of
,
ul:'.
not
able
to
amr-7
.
LOCAL
TIDES
Three
new
officers
have
enter
Nnn
:
''"5"
uuu
u"
near
in
hcu
class.
bhj
Eisler's
counsel,
Dudley
Collard,
f
the
Canadian
uif
norui
const.
.
t
fnrf
thpm
on
m'1"
t,a
Anntewhaite,
Liberal
can
Tuesday,
May
17,
1949
r..,.h.m(i
hhr
nil.
vsLcimcies
told
the
court
he
hopes
to
prove
.'"uori
will,
(i,
,..i
4-13
194
feet
JUST
BEFORE
THE
BATTLE
Solon
Low,
Social
Credit
leader,
poses
with
his
family
on
the
eve
of
the
big
federal
election
campaign
which
will
see
him
cross
swords
with
the
leaders
of
the
other
national
parties.
Sitting
with
Mr.
Low
are
left
to
right:
Sharon,
Mrs.
Low,
and
Kenneth:
standing,
Carol
Morton.
High
didate
for
Skeena
in
the
federal
nnd
P.
H.
Linzey
left
VyUolAJitia
n
1
,
-
caused
by
transfers
and
rcbigna-.that
the
defendant
was
charged
17:41
171
feet
in(
"li.
com-
"Slllnff
rt,,ll
....t
with
an
offence
of
"political
ciui.piv...,
-
-
...
tw
U:05
4.2
feet
on
the
Chilcotln
last
nigni,
oi
and
ic
excellent
prformances
:
he
had
was
glad
marked
that
he
of
hearing
had
the
opportunity
both
the
choir
and
the
band,
R.
D.
Cleland
was
chatrn.an
of
the
evening
program.-
tions.
They
are
Norman
mc-Glashan,
John
Davey,
jr.,
and
Peter
Lester.
"
...
character"
and,
therefore,
Is
not
extraditable.
23:20
10.0
feet
;uP"t,
Masset
and
'""Plied.
Alice
Arm
and
Stewari
0.1
a
campaign
trip.
1