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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
...
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
16.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
20,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
)hake-up
In
Ministerial
"
Posts
At
Ott
100
DIE
AS
SHIP
SINKS
ALLOWANCE
IS
APPROVED
Says
Nothing
About
Himself
Dulles
Frank
About
Europe
BINET
CHANGES
ANNOUNCED
BY
.
IEMIER;
MACKENZIE
TO
SENATE
OTTAWA
Appointment
to
the
Senate
of
Hon.
Izn
Mackenzie,
M.l
for
Vancouver
and
minister
of
veterans'
affairs,
was
announced
last
night
by
Prime
Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie
Kino;
who
said
that
Mr.
llickenzie
had
been
asked
to
he
relieved
of
his
cabinet
duties.
Next
to
the
I
'rime
Minister
himself,
Mr.
Mac
Marine
Disaster
In
Chile
River
Owing
to
Overloading
SANTIAGO,
Chile
O
The
Ministry
of
the
Interior
said
today
that
about
100
persons
died
last
night
when
the
steamer
Cautin
capsized
and
sank
in
the
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
May
Give
Indication
of
His
Own
Future
Tonight
OTTAWA,
9
Prime
Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
in
an-
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Phillip
are
Voted
$200,000
LONDON,
'
The
House
of
Commons
voted
$200,000
to
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Philip
today
following
a
two-hour
debate
on
the
decisive
second
reading
of
a
government-sponsored
measure.
The
vote
was
294
to
17.
A
revolt
of
a
handful
of
Labor
kenzie
was
trie
senior
member
CABINET
SHUFFLE
noticing
the
three-way
shuf-;
Imperial
River
in
southern
Chile.
fie
in
the
federal
cabinet
last
The
steamer
carried
359
pas-
night,
gave
no
hint
as
to
hts;sengers.
Officials
said
that
ex-own
political
future.
cessive
cargo
was
responsible.
Mr.
King
parried
questions
They
have
arrested
the
captain
nU....t
V.
1
..1......
lr.n.l
Sask.
Fur
Breeders
Plan
$50,000
Feed
Processing
Plant
in
Rupert
A
shortage
of
horse
meat
in
Saskatchewan
may
mean
construction
of
a
$50,000
plant
at
Prince
Rupert.
Announcement
was
made
today
at
Regina
by
the
Saskatchewan
Fur
Breeders'
Association
that
that
organization,
in
conjunction
with
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative,
plans
to
build
a
plant
to
convert
fish
waste
into
food
for
mink,
foxes
and
other.
fur-bearing
animals.
A
shortage
of
horse
meat,
brought
about,
mainly
by
mechanization
of
prairie
larms,
is
responsible.
According
to
the
Regina
despatch,
the
fur
breeders
plan
to
erect
a
$50,000
processing
plant
using
waste
products
from
the
local
Co-op,
which
last
year
handled
about
60
percent
of
thejlsh
landed
at
this
port.
No
authoritative
comment
was
available
from
the
Co-op
offices
here
today
due
to
the
absence
from
the
city
of
Ken
Harding,
manager,
and
Norman
Bellis,
his
assistant,
but
the
processing
is
understood
to
be
relatively
simple.
Fish
by-products
would
be
ground
up,
frozen
and
shipped
in
blocks
to
the
fur
breeders.
I'nijed
States
Cannot
Survive
If
It
Does
Not
Recover
Castigates
Soviet
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
0!-John
Foster
Dulles,
Republican
foreign
affairs
expert
and
United
States
delegate
to
the
United
Nations,
says
the
Marshall
plan
is
to
help
sixteen
European
countries
to
"step
tortrds
peace"
and
that
the
United
States
"cannot
lot.g
survive
as
a
mere
citadel
of
self-indulging
privilege
surrounded
by
a
mass
of
human
misery."
Dulles
said
that
Europe
was
convalescing
from
war
wounds
while
Soviet
leaders
were
trying
"by
every
art
short
of
a
new
war
to
assure
the
wounds
will
prove
cmuui
inn
jjri
auucii
iuluic
jjiana
but
he
is
expected
to
make
an
announcement
toniRht
in
an
address
before
the
National
Lib-
DRUMHELLER
FUEL-SHORT
of
the
cabinet.
f.rm.
Milton
P.
Gregg,
V
C
,
t
X
ant
minister
of
fisheries,
will
g
ted
Mr.
Mackenzie
'as
mill-t.
fi'if
veterans'
aflairs
and
LUn.
J.
A.
McKinnon
will
become
minister
of
fisheries
temporarily.
X'.f,
McKinnon's
trade
ami
commerce
portfolio
will
be
taken
by
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe
whose
reconstruction
department
is
to
toe
dissolved.
The
national
war
services
department
is
also
being
dissolved
but
Dr.
J.
J
Mt-Cann.
the
minister,
will
remain
in
the
cabi
members
was
put
down.
Parliament
considered
again
the
fixing
of
the
allowances
for
the
royal
couple,
a
question
which
had
split
the
Labor
party's
ruling
of
membership
of
the
House.
MURRAY
OLIVER
CASE
ADJOURNED
The
case
of
Murray
Oliver,
eral
federation.
PROTECTION
GUARANTEED
Apologetic
Chinese
Officials
Make
Belated
I'nilertaking
local
taxi
driver
charged
with
Canada's
Richest
Coal
Deposit
Centre
Hit
by
Miners'
Strike
NEW
NOMINEE
EDMONTON
Mr.
Justice
W.
C.
Ives
was
today
named
by
coal
mine
operators
to
the
arbitration
board
on
miners'
wage
demands.
The
nomination
was
satisfactory
to
the
government.
net
fa
minttr.r
,,f
riMtirm.il
mi'.
!
fatal."
driving
while
intoxicated,
was
!
adjourned
until
this
afternoon
!
when
it
came
up
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
on
Monday.
Defence
counsel
T.
W.
Brown
I
CANTON.
China
9
Apolo
enue.
The
Prime
Minister
save
assurance
that
British
Columbia
would
not
be
left
long
without
cabinet
representation.
getic
Chinese
officials
have
guaranteed
protection
against
a
recurrence
of
rioting
which
des-
DRUMHELLER,
Alberta.
LIBEL
CASE
COMING
UP
argued
yesterday
that
concussion
and
not
intoxication
was
1
responsible
for
the
condition
1
troyed
the
British
consulate
and
jhe
3.000
-
odd
residents
of
i
injured
six
Britons,
uonsui-uen-
I
1
0
SENATE
Hon.
Ian
Mac
Drumheller.
Canada's
richest
coal
deposit
centre,
were
short
of
coal
today.
This
mining
city.
I
which
led
to
Oliver's
arrest
fol-
11
j
j
lowing
a
motor
mishap
last
LilllIUl
-
SCOtlClllCl
iweek
Oliver,
a
passenger
in
a
eral
Ronald
A.
Hall
of
Britain
said
yesterday.
A
French
consulate
car
at
MEDIATION
COMMITTEE
IS
SET
UP
kenzie,
minister
or
veterans
affairs.
j
on
the
Red
Deer
River,
has
been
Hankow
was
stoned
on
Sunday
cauf,nt
snort
by
the
unexpected
taxi
cab,
received
a
head
wound
when
the
vehicle
struck
a
building
on
Eighth
Avenue
East.
Dr.
but
no
one
was
injured.
Part
Company
strike
of
10.000
Alberta
and
Brl-j
lake
SUCCESS,
9
The
Uni-
New
Liberty
Publisher
and
-.
Writer
to
Appear
in
Edmonton
Court
Next
Week
TORONTO,
f
Two
Ontario
.
men
are
expected
to
appear
In
Edmonton
court
next
Tuesday
in
answer
to
five
charges
of
conspiring
to
publish
defamatory
U.lll
1T..I1
TT1
.
.
t....
wriuiui
nau
nu,
miaiu
dou-
,
,ish
r(ll,,mbla
mlnPrg
ho
are
!
tA
i.i
,i
ciUc
rinciil-
.
fi.ttii
TO
DIRECT
FlIHERIES
t
GetWtr
It.
lark
Named
T
J.ikr
Charge
In
Wctrn
Canada
I
OTTAWA
(
Appointment
ol
Oeonf
K
Ciark
of
Vancouver
as
(
tor
of
Pacific
and
inland
fisheries
was
announced
tot
seeking
higher
wages
and
wel-
day
vot-d
9-0
to
establish
a
three
cher.
United
;
general,
would
The
famed
Oriental
stoicism
A.
R.
Large
testified
that
he
believed
Oliver
drunk
when
he
was
examined
in
the
police
station.
pnmmpnt
tiiw.
fare
fund
increases.
power
oooa
unices
commit
strained
Monday,
was
severely
betuement
ol
tne
strike
nit
a
tee
to
mediate
disDutes
in
India
.1
v.
...
i-
ever,
on
the
failure
of
Chinese
authorities
to
take
precaution
libel.
new
snag
today
as
the
Alberta!
and
Pakistan.
Russia
and
the
i
frm
in
a
ln,iHt
tvt
ary
measures
earlier.
I
he
deLnstration
had
been
PAZI'Ik
onIr'.iw,
Ukraine
from
has
been
known
to
bring
,
tears;
TODAY'S
STOCKS
wtbne
uamvu
u
y
mini-
uuvivuia
vOTlli?
J
..
.
j
vifc.
to
11
the
eves
of
..
r
manv
a
.
stalwart
...
.
.
Courtesy
8.
D
4i
haM
ju
On.
hcly
scheduled
In
advance.
to
a
three-man
conciliation
i
Andre
Gromyko.
Russian
de-!
westerner
board..
The
government
said
the
j
puly
oieign
minister,
disagreed
J
A
chinese
who
had
visited
lhe
mt
-
7f"
7;''.v
Stewart
oiewari
Bates,
uate.
deputy
urpu.j
t
4
V
C'i
r
ut
I
Kjii'ries.,
jClyrk,
,
C,,,.,
lf:i(ned
at
Ottawa,
wit)
b'
L,4
c.
Jli
JTiMble
for
the
direction
of
JW"",!
be
ret.
BOMB
BURSTS
NEAR
GANDHI
man
was
no
accep.,.e
ue-
with
the
method
of
setting
up
;
government
refreshment
emp-cause
of
conditions
attached
j
the
mediation
agency.
The
pro-orium
was
returning
westward
As
the
strike
enters
its
eighth
pQj
wras
submitted
by
Fernand
!along
Tnird
Avenue
wUh
pur.
day
curtailment
of
electric
pow-lVan
ungenhove.
current
coun-icnases
under
eitiner
arm..a
case
er
through
the
Drumheller
Val-
en
president,
who
spent
lasff
K00r
anri
.
,.,aH
Senior
Magistrate
R.
J.
Brown
of
Toronto
yesterday
endorsed
Alberta
warrants
for
Publisher
JacH
Kent
Cooke
ot
New
Liberty
Magazine
and
Harold
Ding-man
of
Ottawa,
correspondent,
but
it
is
not
expected
the
men
will
go
to
Edmonton
in
custody
of
a
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
constable
who
brought
the
warrants
here.
They
will
go
west
without
escort,
it
is
eic-pected.
Cooke
said
last
night
that
he
was
"not
conscious
of
having
NEW
DELHI.
r
A
crude
ley
blacks
out
street
and
store
j
week-end
with
representatives
package.
The
package
slipped
from
i
window
lights.
.;
oI
the
two
quarreling
dominions.
!
anH
-,ra,hpH
m
hB
n..mpnt.
bomb
exploded
15
yards
Mohandas
Gandhi
while
1
1
van
ianuennove
saia
uiat
n-io
rhinpso
'
administrative
control
of
prail
I
lc.
British
Columbia
and
Yukon
j
fisheries.
I
D3S
AFTER
HIS
I
TRAILER
BURNS
l:
VANCOUVER
d
-
T.
A.
Whit-taker,
74-year-old
trailer
occupant,
died
today
alter
J
Soiuers-
;
br
drained
tiie
severely
burned
paused
a
mom-!
then
began
to
both
Hindu
India
and
Moslem
!
ent
pensively.
Vancouver
Bralorne
10.00
B.
R.
Con
.04
B.
R.
X
092
Cariboo
Quartz
2.45
Dentonia
15
Grull
Wihksne
054
Hedley
Mascot
80
Minto
02
a
Pend
Oreille
2.40
Pioneer
.'
3.30
Premier
Border
0434
Privateer
25
Reeves
McDonald
1.25
Reno
10
Salmon
Gold
21
i
Sheep
Creek
1.05
Taylor
Bridge
50
Hindu
spiritual
leader
was
addressing
a
prayer
meeting
today.
No
one
was
injured.
Police
ar
LOCAL
TIDES
Wednesday,
January
21,
1948
Pakistan
had
agreed
to
the
pro
I
posed
resolution.
18.9
feet
,
committed
any
crime
whatever"
in
publishing
an
article
by
Ding-
rested
a
young
man
possessed
High
of
another
bomb.
He
is
believed
MINISTER
OK
FISHERIES
Hun.
J.
A.
MrKinnon,
taking
portfolio
temporarily.
15.6
feet
9
8
feet
8:44
21:56
2:09
15:46
man
entitled
"Babies
for
Ek-port"
in
the
Nev
Liberty
issue
,
to
have
bean
one
of
four
who
ar-
Low
i
rived
in
a
jeep.
6.8
feet
of
December
27.
man
from
his
trailer
home
Mon-
i
day
right.
Somersby
suffeied:
severe
bums
about
the
hand
push
the
soaked
bag
and
shattered
glass
into
the
gutter.
An
aroma
long
identified
with
Scotland
filled
the
air.
The
grins
of
passers
-
by
brought
a
strained
grin
to
the
face
of
the
Chinese,
who
remarked,
without
rancour:
'Ten
dolla'
two
bottle
of
Scotch
gone!"
Hugging
his
case
of
beer
with
both
arms
he
continued
up
the
street.
WWWPS5WtVa
;
''r'
T
TaWWVW
W.
4
r.'-
.
4is.
,
-.-.
The
article
criticized
child
welfare
practices
allegedly
followed
by
Alberta's
Social
Credit
and
arms
in
an
attempt
at
res-
u
I
let
in
A
iCUC,
He
was
treated
in
nospiuu
and
later
released.
BREAK
APPEARS
IN
COLD
WAVE
CHICAGO
9
-A
break
appears
today
in
the
severe
cold
weather
which
enveloped
a
wide
section
of
United
States
and
Eastern
Canada
for
several
days
and
resulted
in
the
deaths
of
47
persons.
Eastern
temperatures
arc
moderating
from
45
belov
which
have
closed
schools,
stopped
traffic
and
hit
fuel
Vananda
Central
Zeballos
....
Silbak
Premier
Oils
A.
P.
Con
Calmont
C.
&
E
.22
01
i
.43
.16
.52
3.90
.
4
lit
TllEWLAIHbK
1
(
III
IU
Hil
l.
HOME
ON
DON
Winston
Church
Overcast
skies
were
general
in.
C.N.R.
GETS
NEW
CARS
PALESTINE
QCIET
ERCSAI.EM
Palestine
was
quiet
yesterday
with
the
only
disorder
outside
of
Jerusalem
on
the
road
to
Tel
Aviv
where
crews
blew
up
a
house
from
which
Arab
snipers
were
said
to
be
operating.
Foothills
'.
3.30
Home
6.15
Toronto
most
regions
of
British
Colum-Wa
this
morning.
Rain
is
fall-'
t
;ng
on
the
north
coast
with
II
now
in
the
central
and
north-J
rn
interior.
Fog
is
present
over
V
jthe
southern
coast
lor
the
sev-
INDIANS
HOLD
THEY'RE
EQUAL
EDMONTON,
0'
Demand
that
Indian
children
in
Alberta
receive
educational
opportunities
equal
to
those
of
white
children
was
laid
before
a
royal
commission
Investigating
the
administration
of
the
province's
child
welfare.
The
Indians,
who
produce
from
trap
lines,
fisi
catches
and
fur
takes,
say
they
are
"part
of
the
community."
.07!
2
.21
.75
.46
.14
.13
Athona
Aumaque
Beattie
Bevcourt
Bob
jo
Buffalo
Canadian
BETTER
PENSIONS
:
Jap
Fisherman
OTTAWA
Senator
Ian
Mac
First
of
New
Fleet
Delivered
to
Railway
Company
Today
MONTREAL
The
delivery
of
the
first
of
a
new
fleet
of
500
automobile
cars
to
the
Canadian
National
Railways
was
made
known
today
by
N.
B.
Walton,
Drown
in
Storm
iiui
successivf
u;iv.
n
wren
....
turbariee
approaching
the
noilh-ril
coast
Is
expected
to
mow
jjrery
'.lowly
eastward
bringinu
Consol.
Smelters
97.00
TOKYO
9
Eleven
Japanese
fishermen
are
dead
and
120
others
are
still
missing
after
!
c.B.E.,
executive
vice-president
.85
.82
.75
.67
5.75
MINISTER
OF
TRADE
AND
COMMERCE
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
whose
reconstruction
department
is
being
dissolved.
CConwest
Donalda
Eldona
Elder
Giant
YeYUowknife
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
Heva
Hosco
Jacknife
ome
light
rain
to
the
.southern
Coastal
areas
during
the
next
43
hours.
Temperatures
are
above
normal
in
central
and
northern
B.C.
nd
near
normal
over
the
rest
4
the
province.
I
I
Forecast
!
Prince
Rupert.
Queen
Charlotte!
and
North
Coast-
Over-
m
est
ri.;.u
i.tl.it.
Tntt'l-
Kenzie,
just
retired
as
minister
of
veterans
affairs,
in
a
f
n
a
I
statement
predicted
more
generous
pensions
and
allowances
for
veterans,
merchant
seamen,
active
service
men
and
their
dependents.
G
I
Fit
I
IX
AS
BEATEN
ATHENS
Press
dispatches
said
today
that
Greek
regular
forces
had
killed
400
guerillas
in
a
decisive
victory
over
a
force
of
1500
to
2000
which
attacked
Platonos,
south
central
Greece,
Friday.
Saturday
Evening
Post
P.R.
Article
severe
storms
which
buffeted
the
fishing
fleet
off
the
southern
island
of
Kyushu
Prefecture.
Police
report
that
there
were
91
vessels
in
the
fishing
fleet.
Twenty
of
the
ships
and
crews
are
listed
missing
in
the
high
seas.
.85
.15
.07
.18
.35
!'2
.06
of
the
company.
Built
by
the
Canadian
Car
and
Foundry
Company,
it
will
be
followed
by
others
at
the
rate
of
twenty-eight
daily.
These
cars
are
larger
and
differ
in
construction
from
any
of
this
class
previously
built
for
the
CN
R.
The
loading
capacity
of
the
new
type
car
is
86,000
pounds
and
it
has
cubic
capacity
of
3,-900
cubic
feet.
It
will
carry
four
rr-:-:;-i(irTjfj
,,iJ9ll
JAl,u'
TIU1
lain
viii.t-
riSlmlttent
r;iin
Wednesday.
Winds
Joliet
Quebec
38
Lake
ROwan
11.
Lapaska
09',2
Little
Long
Lac
1.25
ill.
Britain's
wartime
Prime
Minister,
arrived
by
plane
yesterday
from
a
holiday
at
Mar-rakech,
Morocco.
He
announced
he
had
recovered
from
an
illness
which
marred
his
stay
at
Marrakerh.
"I
am
quite
well,"
he
told
questioners
as
he
stepped
from
his
plane.
MAY
END
STRIKE
VICTORIA
The
provincial
Department
of
Labor
in
collaboration
with
the
province
of
Alberta
is
endeavouring
to
end
the
coal
miners'
strike
which
has
been
described
as
"illegal."
Arbitration,
it
is
hoped,
may
result
in
success.
Eighty-five
hundred
miners
have
been
idle
in
British
Columbia
and
Alberta
for
a
week.
TWO
LICENCE
PLATES
VICTORIA
There
will
be
two
licence
plates
for
British
Columbia
automobiles
again
this
year
no
wthat
steel
is
in
better
supply.
Motor
Vehicle
headquarters
here
are
now
in
the
throes
of
issuing
150,000
drivers'
licences.
DOl
KHOBOR
TROUBLE
GRAND
FORKS
Roger
Peachey,
deputy
commissioner
of
British
Columbia
provincial
police,
has
arrived
here
to
investigate
an
attempt
to
blow
up
the
$100,000
Growers'
Exchange
building.
Ten
additional
provincial
police
also
arrived
in
what
appears
the
commencement
of
an
all-out
drive
to
put
an
end
to
Douk-liubor
trouble
in
this
area
1
I
Uttnitlwrly
'20
m.p.h.i.
increa..ir.g
',
fHyto
southeast
t30
bv
noon.
Littla
;
K'Change
in
totnpcniture.
Lows
j
Lynx
082
tonight
and
highs
Wednesuay
11
n.
..
...
...
i
AT.
1v4.i:-
Feature
article
on
Prince
Rupert,
written
as
a
result
of
a
visit
here
last
summer
by
R.
L.
Neuberger,
well-known
Portland
newspaperman,
will
appear
hi
the
Saturday
Evening
Post
of
February
7.
The
article,
In
addition
to
containing
much
factual
information
with
author's
impressions
of
the
city,
will
have
some
Interesting
pictures
taken
especially
for
it
by
a
special
photographer
who
was
sent
to
the
city
for
the
purpose.
m
ron
riaray
u
anu
,
Jailed
For
Stealing
60c
From
Newsboy
OTTAWA
Harold
Killeen,
aged
44,
has
been
sentenced
to
10
days
in
jail
for
stealing
60
cents
from
a
newsboy.
Magistrate
Strike
described
this
as
a
standard
size
automobiles
or
six
of
the
smaller
English
type.
The
construction
conforms
to
a
design
approved
by
the
Association
of
American
Railroads
and
introduces
special
all-steel
side
doors
with
an
opening
nine
ett
40
and
45,
Prince
Kuperi
I?
and
42.
Northi-rn
B.C.
Overcast
with
Widely
scattered
snow
flurries
MONTREAL
HAS
FIRE
Quarter
of
Million
Dollars
Damage
in
Business
District
Blaze
0f
ieei
eigni
incnes
nign
ana
la
todav'nurt
Wirinpsrt:iV.
WllHlS.t
"particularly
mean
sort
theft."
1
yny,
..A
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.95
McKenzie
Red
Lake
56
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.33
Moneta
35
Negus
2.29
Noranda
48.50
Louvicourt
1.30
Pickle
Crow
2.20
Regcourt
06
2
San
Antonio
4.05
Senator
Rouyn
56
Sherritt
Gordon
2.82
Steep
Rock
.:
2.10
Sturgeon
River
.20
feet
wide.
These
are
staggered
to
facilitate
loading
operations.
An
additional
all-steel
corrugated
door
at
one
end
of
the
car
provides
a
clear
opening
the
full
height
and
width
of
the
car.
ht,
J
inci
ending
to
southerly
-
120)
tonight.
Temperatures
hove
normal.
Lows
tonight
and
Wch
WednesdayAt
Quesnel
Wnd
35,
Prince
George
25
and
13,
Smithers
22
and
32.
Telegraph
Creek
25
and
30.
OLD-TIMER
HONORED
COLLINGWOOD,
Ont.
it
Re
!
MONTREAL
Firemen
to-
I
day
remained
on
the
scene
of
a'
tired
railway
engineer
Archie
,
three-alarm
fire
that
gutted
Marshall
of
Aiiunriaip
rnt
ESTABLISH
SCHOLARSHIP
WINNIPEG
ffl
On
the
recommendation
of
the
Manitoba
minister
of
education,
a
Mani-toban
will
be
selected
each
year
to
attend
the
Colorado
School
of
Mines
on
a
scholarship
which
jtwo
three-storey
buildings
and
presented
a
gold
badge
here
to!
THE
SEVEN
STATES
damaged
two
others
early
this
the
man
under
whom
he
served
I
The
Commonwealth
of
Aus-
,
morning,
causing
loss
of
$250,-
his
apprenticeship.
The
badge,
'.
tralia
is
a
federation
of
seven
'
Ann
I
.
.
.
.
.
WOMEN
LIVE
LONGER
The
expected
life
span
of
a
I
R30UHCEFUL
FIREMEN
SACKATOON
CP
Saskatoon
Iremen
saved
the
city
an
esti-ted
$5,000
by
converting
the
"uu-
ior
w
years
service
with
the
states
New
South
Wales,
Vic-
The
fire
started
in
a
Rich-,
Canadian
National
Railways,
'
toria,
Queensland,
South
Aus-mond
sporting
goods
shop
and
went
to
Jack
WaTren,
Colling-'
tralia,
Western
Australia,
Tas-spread
to
furniture
and
jewelry
,
wood,
78-year-old
retired
en-j
mania
and
the
Northern
Terri-stoies.
Igineer.
jtories.
Sl'Ct'EEDS
MACKENZIE
Hon.
tanU
of
a
new
truck
into
a
one-year
old
Canadian
girl
is
pays
tuition.
To
begin
next
68.73
years
and
that
of
a
one-1
year,
the
scholarship
will
be
ex-year
old
Canadian
boy,
66.H
tended
for
four
years
if
the
years.
,
students
record
Is
high
enough.
becomes
NTO
Milton
F.
iieS.
niinisler
ot
veterans
affair.
W-gallon-per-niinute
pumper,
ooster
and
hose
wagon.