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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
155.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
SATURDAY.
JULY
3,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
i.
d
l....f-f
Dyke!
ti
RUSSIANS
R
EFUSE
TO
FT
BLOCKADE
GOT
$4000
1
FLOOD
Soviet
Marshal
Refuses
to
Yield
to
Western
Demands
'
1
Urgency
Jipaign
.
But
Vancouver
Bandits
Missed
$20,000
ray
roll
VANCOUVER,
0,
Two
jumpy
lunmpn
escaped
with
four
thousand
dollars
Irom
the
Den-i
inn
Street
branch
of
the
Royal
Hank
of
Canada
yesterday
but
missed
$20,000
contained
In
a
BERLIN
CRISIS
IS
YugoSlav-Albanian
Quarrel
j
TRAIN
CRASH
BULLETINS
AT
IMPASSE
STILL
Sharp
Notes
Are
Exchanged
Tito
'
payroll
in
the
second
teller's
rage.
The
bandits
entered
at
noon
SF.XTl'PIzE
Mt'RDER
SYDNEY,
Australia
Six
children
of
an
Australian
family
were
yesterday
found
in
their
Freight
Runs
Into
Toronto
Trancontinental
West
ot
Winnipeg
WINNIPEO
O
Fifteen
persons
were
Injured
today
when
a
Canadian
National
Railways
BERLIN
(CP)
An
official
American
spokesman
j
i
m
ui
ir
rv
ci.l..
and
herded
15
customers
Into
a
comer
as
they
held
the
staff
at
threatens
Consequences
LONDON
(CP)
Yugoslavia
yesterday
accused
Albania
of
"offensive
acts"
to
destroy
YugoSlav
prestige
and
warned
of
consequences
should
this
continue.
It
did
so
in
three
sharp
notes
handed
the
Albanian
embassy
in
Belgrade.
The
notes
charged
that
Albanian
authorities
had
insulted
Yugoslavia,
beds,
shot
dead.
Their
father,
f'harlrs
Mall.
65.
laborer,
is
gunpoint.
announceu
tomgni,
mai
iviarsnai
v
assay
u.
ouivuiuv-sky
had
refused
to
give
any
assurances
to
commanders
of
the
western
powers
that
the
Russian
blockade
would
be
lifted.
The
spokesman
made
the
announce
The
bank
manager,
John
Cur-
$.:o.oo
rie,
defied
one
gunman
and
ran
into
the
washroom.
Jumping
ment
loliowmg
a
comerence
oi
western
power
com
freight
train
plowed
Into
the
rear
of
standing
No.
4
passenger
train
100
miles
west
of
here.
The
injured
include
nine
passengers
and
six
members
of
through
a
window
and
catling
the
Soviet
rep
inanueis
wiiu
the
police.
r,
As
the
bandits
fled
In
a
stolen
resentative.
Earlier
today
British
officials
had
announced
that
British,
American
and
French
military
gov
TRAVELERS
HIT
The
provincial
three
percent
sales
tax
has
hit
coast
FIRE
AT
SEA
maroon
auto,
they
fired
a
shot
train
crews.
None
are
believed
to
be
in
a
serious
condition.
The
passenger
train,
running
had
cut
exports
to
her
and
stopped
construction
of
a
railroad
to
the
border.
Albania
was
reminded
of
her
economic
dependence
upon
Yugoslavia.
Belgrade
radio
said
today
that
Premier
Marshal
Tito's
foreign
.it
A.
B.
McPherson,
ex-poiice-
$15,000
charged
with
murder.
The
bodies
were
found
in
a
three-room
shack
at
Glen
Innesin
in
northern
New
South
Wales.
KAMLOOPS
FATALITIES
KAMLOOPS
Betty
Beams,
Zl-year-old
daughter
of
Rev.
VV.
S.
Beams,
was
killed
yesterday
when
a
truck
turned
over
on
'the
North
Thompson
Highway.
The
driver,
J.
A.
McKinley
of
Kamloops,
was
unhurt.
Earlier
Nelson
Elkins
of
Williams
Lake,
an
Indian,
was
killed
under
tne
wheels
of
inan.
who
trailed
them
until!
NEW
YORK,
it
Flames
swept
nine
hours
later
alter
a
delayed
start
from
Vancouver,
had
stop
ernors
would
meet
with
Soviet
Marshal
Vassily
D.
Sokolovsky
tonight
to
discuss
lifting
of
the
Soviet
blockade
of
Berlin.
The
meeting
followed
a
demand
by
ped
to
repair
a
coupling
between
two
front-end
cars
when
the
freight
rammed
Into
its
rear
office
had
protested
In
the
third
i
stiff
note
of
the
week
to
Al-j
bania
and
warned
that
Yugoslavia
would
hold
her
"respon-Islble
for
all
the
consequences."
tin
y
became
lost
In
heavy
traf-
the
5000-to'i
Swedish
steam-fic.
ship
Dagmar
Salen
today,
forc-
'Ihe
bandits
aie
believed
to
be
lng
the
crew
to
abandon
the
the
same
duo
who
staged
seven
vessel
10
miles
off
the
Delaware
bank
hold-ups
here
last
winter,
coast.
Part
of
the
crew
were
re-cscaplng
with
$15,000.
The
win-
ported
in
lifeboats
near
the
tcr
bandit
used
maroon
cars
burning
vessel.
Others
were
tak-aiui
wore
coveralls
and
goggles.
,en
aboard
another
steamer,
the
yesterday's
men
had
the
same
Perla.
One
member
of
the
crew
dresS-
was
reported
Injured.
The
accident
occurred
near
wise
steamship
travel.
.
According
to
.
instructions
received
by
steamship
offices,
tax
is
to
be
applied
to
meals
received
while
on
board
ship
and
Is
roughiy
applicable
to
25
percent
of
the
total
fare.
As
a
result,
travelers
now
have
to
pay
an
additional
23
cents
on
one-way
first
class
tickets
to
Vancouver
and
12
cents
on
tickets
to
Ocean
Fails.
The
tax
levy
Is
double
on
General
Sir
Brian
Robertson,
British
military
governor
In
Germany,
thaj
the
Russians
lift
their
highway
blockade
of
Ber
Tlvers,
Manitoba.
$10,111)0
Albania's
actions
were
described
lin.
a
Canadian
National
Railways
train
at
Kamloops
Junction.
FALKENBl'RG
CHAMP
Besides
suggesting
an
immediate
conference
with
the
Soviet
commander,
Robertson
demano-ed
In
a
letter
to
Sokolovsky
that
as
"brutal."
"revolting"
and
"grossly
Insulting."
Today
the
Belgrade
radio
also
said
that
Albania
was
breaking
trade
relations
with'
Yugoslavia
and
had
metered
the
Yugoslav
Building
Permits
tower
This
Year
Than
for
First
Six
Months
of
1947
Arabs
Reject
Peace
Plan
round
trip
tickets.
the
Russians
say
when
rail
traf-
$5,0(10
LONDON
Bob
Falken-burg,
aged
22,
of
Hollywood
won
the
Wimbledon
men's
singles
tennis
championship,
defeating
Australia's
John
Bromwich
7-5,
0-6,
6-2,
3-6.
7-5.
Louise
Brough
of
Bever
fice
to
the
isolated
city
can
be
WILL
UKSUME
restored.
It
was
prepared
to
cultural
and
trade
missions
to,
AulhorlzaUon
for
the
bulldlng
leave
the
country
within
48
by
prlnce
Rupt
hours.
.j
congregation
of
the
Regular
FIGHTING
TO
CI
LORY
OR
DEATH.
SAYS
COPPERS
SCARCE
UNIONS
GROWING
NEW
YORK
The
total
membership
of
United
States
labor
.unions
rose
to
14,280,400
In
1947,
meet
Sokolovsky
the
right
way
In
regard
"to
times
and
methods
of
reopening
communications."
B.C.
at
a
A
Greek
military
source
saici
convention
of
-1
1
it
I
I
and
!
l,.,e
nf
ABDULLAH
last
night
that
an
unidentified
.
.
...
,
.i
the
.,
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-
Oi
,
,
cnn
wu
was
"
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cost
:,ouu
t.
kz.mlu.r4
tHlnl!
VllfTrt.
i
.
i
t
,.
A
K.f
n
K
inn
irV
fount
1
"OJ
"-j.
he
32
DUUOing
pernuus
iurU
u,
Brown
Money'
In
Demand
To
Make
Change
In
New
Sales
Tax
ly
Hills,
California,
reignin;
I'nited
States
champion,
won
the
women's
singles
title
by
defeating
Doris
Hart
of
Miami,
Florida,
in
straight
sets
6-3,
8-6.
Yesterday
It
had
teen
reported
that
Russian
authoritifc
lri
Berlin
instructed
Frau
Schroeder,
acting
mayor
of
Berlin,
only
to
v
"
11
J
1
V
1
'
J
Eiilfcllicci
0
a
town
was
st
ill
without
electric
I
ju;e.
value
of
building
permits
the
National
Bureau
of
Econ-omic-
Research
states.
This
was
an
Increase
of
1,323,400
over
the
previous
year.
$'l!U.lj
I
power.
'during
me
monui
woo
'.'
:t
riU
'luc
s
Muial
accept
Soviet
orders
in
future.
Folke
Bernadotte,
United
Nations
mediator,
exacts
to
get
the
reply
of
the
Arabs
to
.
his
Palestine
.1
1
!i
In
the
six
month
period
ena-
I
v.
ng
June
30,
permits
valued
ai
2
465
have
been
Issued,
as
com
School
Promotions
DIVORCEE
SLAIN
Brutal
Beatings
of
Women
in
Oklahoma
Arrest
Made
oraers
oi
owier
uccupauuu
puw-ers
to
be
"null
and
void"
In
Berlin.
"News"
of
this
Russian
order
had
been
given
by
Mattern
snpakine
at
a
meeting
of
the
;eace
plan
today
ann
it
is
expected
to
be
unfavorable.!
He
may
receive
the
Jewish
an-
j
Promoted
to
Grade
IX
R.
en
Slf
'
BOOTH
MEMORIAL
i
ared
with
$115,567
for
the
same
period
last
year.
Construction
authorized
in
June,
1947,
totalled
55,510.
Last
month's
permits:
Adams,
B.
Becker,
S.
K.
Bennett,
Club
Band
..
(.
Sdwo!,
bal-i-il.i
li'iiin
sale
til
.
;
('.
Umlfm..t
prf
swer
early
next
week.
j
TUlsa,
Okla.,
Six
persons
King
Abdullah
of
TransJor-
wpre
hrl(1
for
investigation
to-
The
following
is
a
list
of
stud-,
K.
raman
w
u.
va.
.
red
..people's
Coun
rr
Si,
Coming
Into
effect
of
the
new
provincial
three
percent
sales
tax
has
brought
copper
money
bark
Into
use
and
demand
for
changing
purposes
and
many
retail
houses
wers
crying
for
one-cent
pieces
this
morning
as
the
banks
ran
short
of
this
form
of
coinage.
J.
Harry
Black,
manager
of
the
Capitol
Theatre,
also
found
himself
short
and
was
among
those
in
the
market.
CONTR
ACT
LET
,,,,ii
uinh
uurne.
ra.
uvnim,
u.
r
.
.
.....
,
..
.
.
.
20.00
i
480.28
i
i
i
21
00
:
5
00
5
00
18.00
;
I
109
00
200.00
dan
said
at
Annam
today
that.
d
y
m
tne
alai
dubbing
of
an
enu
01
cuuui
c..,u..
,.
,
Hpl(,asnn
E.Hood.
1
clL"
Later
Maiwrn
saia
ne
i.au
i-iu;:h
(pro-
made
a
mistake.
t.hp
neace
proposals
oi
uoum
ottrartive
divorcee
and
the
bru
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin,
$750,
inna
who
have
been
promoted
School
r
D
lyeson
D
J(jrdan
in
all
subjects
for
the
grades
A
w
McFarianei
b.
McFarlane,
it
recital
Bernadotte
had
been
rejected
tai
beatings
of
two
teen-age
Avenue,
alterations,
and
the
Arabs
were
going
to
gTs
and
another
woman.
j.
Van
Walleghan
"Time
for
a
decision
has
come,"
Mattern
then
said.
"We
shall
now
$200,
Cow
made
at
icbm
Co
ds
Pniirp
sniri
th.it.
one
of
those
uav
mnvinff
and
reoalring.
on
and
rely
see
whether
Berlin
is
going
to
resume
fighting
'arrested
was
a
25-year
old
man
i
j.
a.
Bremner,
$250,
Hays
Cove
their
arms,
shown.
W.
H.
Morrison,
S.
M.
Patrick,
.
,
,
.....
M
'N.
Sather,
M.
E.
Shier,
E.
A.
Promoted
to
Grade
VIII-P.M.stromdahl
&
Valderhaug
c.
Antrobus,
P.
Bell,
E.
Bishop,
H-;
varf
eldt,
R.
Weiss,
C.
Vance,
V.
T.
Blackaby,
F.
A.
Brown,
F.'Piercei
g.
Widdoes.
be
torn
apart
or
whether
It
wih
get
united
administration."
(
Prince
are
in
Palestine
for
one
who
was
picked
up
after
one
of
;Avenue,
repairs.
"We
of
two
things
either
perman-1
the
victims
regaining
conscious-j
g.
O.
Dennlson,
$250,
tagnui
ent
glory
or
honored
martyr-
ness
ana
maae
a
snoii,
Avenue
tasi.,
uuuiwuu.
Z
nra-
Chrlstenson,
D.
W.
Cook,
R.
V.
Promoted
to
Grade
X
I.
Bell,
L.
Budlnich.
S.
Hudson,
D.
Haud-
dom,"
Abdullah
said.
ment.
Fish
Sales
,m
Anp
rpnairs.
!
Davidson,
D.
D.
Denmson,
R.
Dunn,
D.
N.
Elkins,
J.
R.
Fin-
enschild,
H.
Jerstad,
M.
Keays,
H.
A.
Ponder,
$500,
Fifth
Av
179
2:
1000
3.00
5.00
2
00
1
00
100
1.00
1.00
2
00
enue
West,
repairs.
Contract
tor
repairing
the
exterior
of
Bcxith
Memorial
High
Sc-hool
was
awarded
this
week
by
the
Prince
Rupert
and
District
School
Board
to
the
firm
of
Greer
and
Brldden
for
slightly
more
than
$11,000.
ir,
Hip
renairs
will
TORBRIT
TO
BE
PRODUCING
IN
FALL
layson,
N.
S.
Forman,
E.
W.
l.
McDonald,
A.
McKay,
J.
TProHhnim
M
F.
Giske.
L.
C.
Mparns
M
Newton.
A.
Nllson.
J.
Canadian
Cape
Beale,
35,000,
20.5c,
19.5c
and
10c,
Storage.
Brooks
Bay,
45,000,
20.8c,
19.6c
E.
H.
Hicks,
$600,
Fraser
btree:.
3.
j
ra:.cy
.
C
Ik
x
a
.ton
.
.
r
1
'
'
I'
rn
.
t
A
icrt.
.
Pa'.'i
Min
.
t'nrel.un
Alice
Arm
Mine
to
Have
Permanent
Payroll
of
175
and
10c,
Atlln.
'
Helen
II,
27,000,
Co-op.
epalrs.
Gurvich,
H.
Hagen,
H.
Hardy,
a.
oison,
A.
Paulson,
S.
Pavicn,
j.
Percy
Berg,
$75,
Fifth
Avenue
:
B
Haugen,
M.
J.
Henry,
A.
J.
Ryan,
G.
Saunders,
M.
Skalme-Jast,
repairs.
!Holt,
B.
Hood,
H.
Hunter,
B.
J.;rud,
M.
Trueman,
H.
Tweed,
B.
T.
McNeice,
$250,
Seventh
Av-
Hyndman,
F.
R.
G.
Koralok,
H.
Windle,
M.
Youngman,
P.
San-nue
East,
repairs.
'Paulson,
E.
Rudsvick,
M.
Tat-
key,
H.
Amos,
H.
Brewer,
A.
s
Postiila.
$300.
Ninth
Avenue
,prsaI1.
j.
Arrowsmith,
W.
E.
Blackaby,
V.
Brain,
W.
Drake,
R.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Clear
skies
and
light
winds
across
southern
British
Col-
100
i
be
renewal
of
cornice
work,
re-,
u
,g
eXpect,ed
that
by
Novem
100
pair
of
windows
and
floors
ber,
production
will
be
well
un
200
,,,rnr,l()finB
the
roof
of
the
d.
way
at
lne
Aice
Arm
pro
Wpst.
renairs
Brown,
F.
Dunn,
J.
Uidd,
k.
jo-
Dodd,
A.
,waia,
m.
tyunsuu,
m.
1
00
anri
the
east
wall
oi
ITALIAN
RIOT
of
Torbrlt
Silver
Mines
f
Bleagant
;i
mi
min
1
r
-
-
i
iAn
stair-
cl-j
r.
....
.
100
...
K.,iMin
An
Inside
i
Ltd.
d.
This
This
Is
is
the
the
statement
statement
from
from
..,
..,
,rln
,rln
,hp
,hp
Wpek-end.
Wpek-end.
hansen,
Y.
Kildal,
II.
Kondra-
Hanson,
I.
Hardy,
P.
Harvey,
T.
ink
1.
Ijiph.
D.
Leichton,
D.
Holt.
D.
Johnson,
E.
Johnston,
M.
Budlnich.
$250.
Third
Av-nue
West,
repairs.
H.
Petersen,
$150,
Eighth
Av-
wav
also
will
be
strengthened
the
company's
chief
e
nglneer
at
i
temperatures
are
ex-
J
..
.,i.nnl
-
t
i
r.rtinn
1
rt
Trntr
.
....
5.00
o
no
"'iieral
Store
ti
!im:
wlnrind
in
tne
me
neau
umic
...
npptpH
to
reach
80
to
3
over
'..
.
.
.
Tn
pnue
West,
repairs.
100
,it
and
stucco-1
Already
built
are
mine
camps
McAfee,
N.
McAra,
M.
Mac-;e.
Joyce,
J.
Ketcheson,
L.
Mc-Arthur,
N.
McKay,
D.
Marshall,
Donald,
G.
Morven,
L.
Morven,
E.
Martin,
W.
Martin.
R.
Melin,
D.
Petroff,
G.
Prockter,
M.
A
'
Menzies.
B.
Michaloff,
M.
Mil-
Sedgewick,
J.
Sharpe,
J.
Scherk,
the6
roast
A
westerly
fll
Wyatt,
$100.
Sixth
Avenue
1.00
I
V'-
lmalply
boo
square1
shops,
warehouse
and
offices.
10.00
l"R
lf
r?r"Z.
,hP
or-
construction
of
a
cyanide
mill,
During
Half-Day
General
Strike
Confidence
In
Government
ROME
Kpi
Dispatches
to
the
Rome
press
today
said
that
carabineiri
had
fired
sub-machine
guns
into
the
air,
using
loItji;
the
Uie
tal,
rppaus
moist
Pacific
air
entering
'
n
Coth
...n,,.1
M,r
r.
t
Tp
w
ts
a
SnofTord
;
1
1
1
11
..i
.
iK
pans-
J.
itooai,
lev,
d.
muuic,
1.
j.
-.i6,
--
Z
klMorh-!:EDMr-
2-1
Promoted
to
Grade
XI
H
if
,
,
so
,,rfr
ates
have
have
been
dp
rav-'mine
plant,
hydro-electric
pow-lRll
iramway
s
nQW
.
iaged
by
time
and
weather
v
fpnpral
contractor
is
...
100
...
5.00
...
5.00
charlottes
tnariuiLfa
and
uu
northern
111...
v..
main-
r.
!.-.:..,
on.gu.ac.,.
.
"
"
Adams.
H.
Eidsvlck,
B.
Garrood
n
i
rti
ipi
It'iiii'
iirin
'
kuuik.
vm..
rfl
raiitu
UPO
IOr
,
n..ntrnpln
t.t.H
of.
...
..
...
1-
St.rppf.
shed.
td
1
If
IJimi
vi
-
musidu,n.
it"
n,...
T
Hanspn.
A.
tear
gas
to
disperse
an
angry
early.
n
June
for
the
ouus.ne
u
na
y
n
-
.
,
Murray,
$200.
Eighth
Av-
son.
tr.
vj.orn.
ii.
1
wmovn,
.
..iiji
In
nrrinr
Ifl
Sl'ttl
-
.
i.
tile
..vivxiv...
...
.
11
i
j
1
1
1
1
r.n!ii.
icuaiiii,
be
175
men
at
work
;
tne
DUliniiiK
'
-
,.i
nwrp
There
wl
will
b
Vance.
S.
Pearson
D.
Patterson,
(
p-
McPadden;
A.
oison,
industrial
strike
yesterday.
Sev-
J.
Patterson,
R.
Paul,
M.
Paul-
Prpvns,
R
pr,nce
t
Smith.
wrsnnn
were
hurt
in
fight-
exl
"VwT
A.
Ritchie.
$350,
Seventh
Av-
against
the
weather
to
permiv
;an
.
..
once
production
begins.
i...
wii
11
t
inn
of
the
lnu-uui
son.
S.
Pavlikls.
R.
Pedersen,
r.
D.
D
B.
wllIr,0
Wilkinson,
M
M.
n
f.f..0
,Cr
E.
Tipton,
j
Peneff.
D.
Peterson.
E.
Phillips.
"L
lng
and
27
demonstrators
were
arrested.
fcrm
W1
la
he:
Km
Si
Aiv
HI
Bt'lier
,
W.
Wilkinson,
C.
J.
Pottle,
M.
Kawson,
ti.
nnouw,:
'men
A.
Astoria,
D.
M.
.,
.
v.
nnetliiouii.
There
IS
lime
iniucauun
ui
Hiuni
j
improvement
in
these
regions
In
enue
Eas.
rgrj
jthe
next
48
hours.
I
enue
"epalrs.
Forecast
I
G.
R.
Davidson,
$175,
Fifth
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Avenue
West,
repairs.
Coast
Overcast
in
the
northern!
m.
van
Cooten,
$300,
Atlin
Av-
rfnH
RimHaV
OrPD-
anna
rannlrQ
...
1.00!
!
....
1.00
j
....
1.00
1
...
1.00;
....
2.00
....
1.W
1.00
....
2.00
....
1.00
....
2.00
....
2.00
....
1.00
2.00
1.00
J.
snarpe,
u.
onraiuuwn,
Unian
Edgar,
L.
E.
Farrlngton,
H.
Ham
Meanwh41e,
the
Italian
Senate
today
gave
Premier
Alcide
de
Gasperl
a
184
to
67
vote
of
confidence
on
his"
reform
plans.
Sheppard,
E.
Siwicki,
R.
Sor-
ilton,
L.
P.
Krock,
G.
M.
Lien,
M.
The
Board
anticipates
spending
about
$38,000
on
the
school
over
a
period
of
three
years.
Department
of
Education
grants
cover
half
the
cost
of
putting
the
school
back
Into
condition.
This
summer's
woil.
Is
expected
to
be
completed
by
heim,
E.
Stacy,
J.
tia.
.,
n
Pirhard.
T.
C.
Sen-
Stalker,
J.
Taylor,
P.
Twaites,:
jUICa
luuaj
win.
w
cnut,
t..
Rupert
Bakery,
$125,
Third
Av
M.
Way,
G.
Weick.
G.
William-,'
p
.
Martinsen.
sional
light
rain.
Cloudy
in
me
enue,
repairs.
Baseball
Scores
National
Chicago
5,
Pittsburgh
1
Boston
7,
Philadelphia
3
Cincinnati
7,
St.
Louis
3
New
York
6,
Brooklyn
4
American
Philadelphia
4,
Boston
2
Chicago
5,
Detroit
2
Washington
2,
New
York
1
Cleveland
8,
St.
Louis
6
Pacific
Coast
McLean
rl
s
LOCAL
TIDES
son,
V.
Woden,
K.
Young,
S.
p'romoted
tQ
Grade
XII
M.
E.
Bell,
D.
Wilson.
Kaardal,
Furunes
L
Husoy,
J.
Husoy,
E.
Promoted
to
Grade
IX
M.
E.
Jordan,
D.
Kennedy,
R.
Martin-
1948
Julv
4.
the
time
the
school
lerni
uit,""'
in
September.
Sunday,
Wesley
..:
5.00
cast
with
rain
this
afternoon.
Cloudy
during
the
night
and
on
Sunday.
Winds
light
except
northwesterly
15
m.p.h
in
the
Little
chanee
In
Ray
Morton,
$500,
tignmi
avenue
East,
repairs.
B.
C.
Furniture,
$200,
Third
Avenue
East,
repairs.
A.
G.
Boas.
$150,
Sixth
Avenue
High
Addison.
G.
Callow,
J.
Feness,
ri
;sen,
h.
Moore,
a.
uwens.
n.
nun-
The
Board
hopes
10
aim
1.00
1.00
1.00
16.5
feet
20.5
feet
4.0
feet
8.6
feet
additional
fluorescent
lignum,
..
11:55
23.36
..
5:40
17:28
'Wll
'lUU
r
Wesley
lUlillL'
aid,
D.
Saunders,
J..
Schild,
L.
Sylvester,
E.
Wallace,
M.
Windle.
Low
J.
Fletcher,
N.
M.
Hill,
M.
u
Hilton,
M.'
Home,
A.
Jeffrey,
H.
Korhonen,
M.
Knutson,
M.
Leav-
fixtures
as
well
this
sumnif..
1.00
Grocers,
$450,
j
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
East,
addition,
'highs
Sunday:
at
Port
Hardy)
Sheardowns
SO
and
60.
Massett
50
and
58,
Third
Avenue
'
i'l'kerbv
1.00
alterations.
itt,
G.
I.
M.
McRae,
K.
Mari.
H.
Marshall,
M.
Mattson,
N.
Meg-
"firs.
Ingrain
2.00
Grade
XII
students
and
some
Grade
XI
students
who
graduate
are
not
included
in
this
list.
These
students
will
receive
'graduation
certificates
through
Prince
Rupert
50
and
57.
"Ot.prhv
raiff,
M.
Olson.
J.
Ratchord,
M.
C.
Ritchie,
F.
Simonson,
L.
R.
Valentin,
D.
Waters.
R-
Wood,
B.
Oakland
4,
Hollywood
1
Sacramento
5,
San
Diego
3
Portland
3.
Seattle
1
Los
Angeles
6,
San
Francisco
2
Western
International
Tacoma
9,
Victoria
8
Bremerton
6,
Vancouver
2
Spokane
3,
Salem
2
(11
Innings)
Yakima
8,
Wenatchee
7
1.00
1.00
1.00
.
20.00
8.00
.$
35.00
Young,
R.
E.
Young.
M.
Barkley.
PETAIN
FAILING
PARIS
Marshal
Henri
Petatn,
who
was
Chief
of
State
undt-r
the
Nazis
and
whose-execution
was
expected
after
the
defeat
of
Germany,
has
taken
a
turn
Miss
E.
Cavalier,
$85,
mntn
Avenue
West,
repairs.
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin,
$250,
Fourth
Avenue
West,
repairs.
Morgan's
Men's
Wear,
$350,
Third
Avenue,
neon
sign.
I
Rupert
Men's
and
Boys'
Store,
Sixth
Street,
neon
sign.
I
Star
Store,
$260,
Third
Avenue,
p.ildiiig
V
Held
;oi
Hand
......
"Lilian
Signals
Hupcrt
district
''n
Mill
Ltd.
..
P.
M.
Brown,
W.
C.
CuthiU,
w.
L.
Donaldson,
R.
R.
Edgar,
J.
M.
WOl
I
D
AVERT
STRIKE
OTTAWA
A
hiffh
ranking
government
official
said
last
niKht
that
the
government
was
possible
to
doing
everything
threatened
railway
avert
a
strike
and
negations
were
continuing.
In
wnt
of
broakdown,
however,
it
would
he
childish
tb
think
the
government
would
provide
other
facilities
such
as
Royal
Canadian
transport
for
Air
Force
countrywide
transportation.
Nor
would
the
government
lake
over
the
railroads.
Farrlngton,
P
A.
Hill,
R.
W.
Holt,
M.
Kaardal,
R.
P.
Kilborn,
B.
A.
Mutsnn.
J.
E.
Moller,
J.
M.
Nil-
he
mail
later
on
in
the
summer.
OTTAWA
HOPEFUL
OTTAWA
Canadian
government
sources
yesterday
termed
Russia's
blockade
of
Berlin
as
potentially
"critical
and
dangerous"
but
said
they
believed
it
would
be
settled
in
short
order.
PRINCETON
WINS
HENLEY
-
ON
-
THAMES,
Eng.
Princeton
University's
150-pound
crew
defeated
the
defending
champions,
Kent
School
of
Connecticut,
today
to
enter
the
finals
of
the
Thames
Challenge
Cup
at
the
Henley
Royal
Regatta.
Princeton
won
by
two
lengths
in
seven
minutes,
15
seconds.
2.00
repairs.
-"ii
Health
per
Joe
White
Lilian
Village'....
iwm
Health
42.25
,
t.i.
rumi
nn
nn
r.
h
partaKer.
1.
r.
rtici-
for
the
worse.
He
is
92
years
c
age.
Heart
beats
are
becoming
more
irregular.
He
has
been
for
years
in
exile
on
He
d'Yeu,
of
the
coast
of
Western
France.
rjpt.V
CARDS
negumr
Eapi.i.M,
wi"-""""
-
of
B.C.,
$2,500,
new
construction,
'sen,
W.
E.
Stacey,
M.
S.
Strachan,
The
Italians
used
playing,
per
A.
Rcid.
..
38.43
H.
R.
Stevens,
$500,
Eleventh
11.
A.
Tayior,
r.
u.
.
C.
Webber,
L.
M.
Webster.
Avenue
East,
repairs.
'"el
Kinley
10.00
rward
1.00
cards
called
tarots,
as
early
as
the
14th
century.
leatie
Assoc
60.00