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VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
235
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
7,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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M
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j
A
Whitey
Ford
is
Hero
of-Today's
Baseball
Classic
Heavy
Gale
Felt
Here
NO
PAPER
MONDAY
Monday,
being
Thanksgiving
Day
and
a
public
holiday,
the
Daily
News
will
not
be
published.
Thii
next
regular
edition
will
appear
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
Green
Light
For
Loans
Showing
VICTORIA
Authority
ha3
been
given
the
cities
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
to
float
bond
Issues
totalling
$747,-000
to
finance
Improvements
to
utilities
and
for
school
construction
purposes.
The
provincial
cabinet
gave
both
cities
the
go
ahead
In
Issuing
and
selling
debentures
for
the
projects.
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0022
7
1
5
8
2
123
456
Philadelphia
009
000
New
York
2e
Mi
Miller,
Konstanty,
Roberts
and
Seminiik;
Ford,
Reynolds
and
Berra.
But
Little
Damage
Reported
Afted
Last
Night's
36-Mile
Blow
Wind
velocities
up
to
33
miles
per
hour
lrom
the
south
were
recorded
at
the
Digby
Island
weather
station
between
5
a.m.
To
Study
Defences
-
U.S.
Senators
Invited
Here
and
6
a.m.
today
In
the
heaviest
storm
so
far
this
fall.
Rainfall
NEW
YORK,
(CP)
Whitey
Ford,
21-year-old'
rookie
southpaw,
won
New
York
Yankees
their
thirteenth
World
SeVies
title
today
with
a
5
to
2
victory
over
the
Philadelphia
Phillies
for
a
four-game
sweep
before
68,098
fans.
It
was
the
lowest
scoring
series
in
history.
It
was
also
the
sixth
time
the
Yankees
have
Prince
Rupert
expenditures
of
during
the
24-hour
period
end
.
-
tinftAAA
!
.1
i
ting
at
4
a.m.
today
was
.55
of
an
i.""u
uh
stwer
ouuets
ana
men.
Wind
velocities
seemed
,
347,OO0
on
school
construction
and
furnishing
of
a
junior-senior
high
school
and
an
elementary
school.
Three
United
States
senators
j
much
more
intense
on
this
side
heading
for
Alaska
October
14
(;r
j
of
the
harbor.
15
from
Seattle,
may
visit
Prince
Little
damage
was
done
in
the
Pnnort
nn
an
,nKtvrtmn
of
rtr-
city.
A
woodshed
is
reoorted
to
Prince
George
plans
spending
fense
needs
and
conditions,
it!
have
been
blown
down
and
the
j
$140,000
to
reconstruct
and
mod-was
learned
here
this
week,
iiii-
'glass
of
a
door
In
the
Prince
Ru-
erntze
its
distribution
and
gen-are
being
invited
by
the
Cham-!
pert
Hotel
broken
when
the
wind
!
erating
electric
light
systems
made
a
clean
sweep
of
the
series.
With
two
runs
in,
two
men
on
bases
and
two
out
In
the
nlntu
Aiiie
Reynolds,
winner
of
the
second
Kanie
of
the
series,
relieved
Ford
and
put
down
a
Phillies'
uprising
by
striking
out
to
replace
water
ber
of
Commerce
to
come
here
to
I
siammea
a
door,
only
one
or
two
ana
iu,uuu
niriw
t.h
KtratiiTii
lmnortance
!
telephones
had
been
reported
mains.
of
this
port
from
the
defenc
,out
this
morning.
Stan
Lopata
,a
pinch
hitter.
Telephone
lines
between
Van
standpoint.
It
was
a
two-run
error
by
the
left
fielder,
Gene
Woodling,
that
The
subcommittee
of
the
senate
military
affairs
committee
is
headed
by
Senator
Lester
Sees
End
of
Trade
Barriers
i
i
t
couver
and
Prince
George
were
knocked
out
at
8:12
this
morning,
blocking
off
CBC
broadcast
over;
station
CFPR
until
10:35
a.m.
when
lines
were
in
use
again
JK-Navy
week
this
year
finds
Cana
la's
sea
force
bigger
than
ever
before
in
neacet.im..
Hunt
(D-Wyoming)
and
Includes
Senators
Saltonstall
(R-NY)
ai
k
to
expand.
R.C.N.
Warships
are
op
rating
off
the
coast
of
Europe
and
Asia.
This
spoiled
rora
s
snui-out.
Yogi
Berra
smashed
a
365-foot
home
run
into
right
field
seats
in
the
sixth
Inning
to
help
the
Yanks
nail
down
this
clincher.
The
Yanks
routed
rookie
Bob
Miller
in
the
first
Inning
with
a
two-run
blast.
for
five
minutes.
They
went
out
tdian
Navy
pnoto
snows
the
destroyed
Cayuga
closing
In
on
a
Korean
iunk
for
again
nt.
1040
onH
jefnvoH
nut
i
lone
of
the
many
duUes
Canadian
sh.ps
are
performing
with
the
United
Nations
forces
VANCOUVER
Ch
Trade
Minster
lster
c-
C.
D.
a
Howe
Howe
8aid
said
yesterday
yesterday
the
he
"worst"
"worst"
of
of
the
the
sterling
sterling
area
area
until
11:15
when
they
came
In
i
again.
Recention
was
nmr
f
tr
!
YANKS
IN
KOREA
TOKYO
An
Air
Force
spokesman
said
today
tnat
United
States
forces
have
captured
Kaesong,
only
two
miles
south
of
the
38th
parallel
on
the
road
to
the
Communist
capital
of
Pyongyang.
Meantime
the
Korean
third
division
is
heading
the
drive
into
Red
Korea
that
has
torn
gaping
holes
in
Communist
country
and
stabbed
close
to
Winsong,
90
miles
deep
in
North
Korea.
JOHNSONS
HOME
(CP
PHOTO)
restrictions
on
Canadian
trade
that..
Rasp
hull
fans
fnnnH
monv
Wayne
Morse
(R-Oregon)
who
won
fame
as
a
west
coast
longshore
arbitrator.
He
is
former
dean
of
law
at
the
University
of
Oregon
school
of
law.
An
invitation
to
the
committee
to
visit
both
Rupert
and
Ketchikan
was
sent
to
Senator
Morse
Interruptions
while
listenine
to
!
may
over
soon-i
New
Educational
Reliefer
Jim
Konstanty
held
the
champs
in
checa
until
the
sixth
when
Berra's
homer,
a
hit
batsman,
Bobby
Brown's
triple
and
a
fly
ball
accounted
lor
Death
By
Drowning
the
fourth
world
series
game
'
In
a
speech
stressing
the
need
between
New
York
Yankees
and
to
steer
cautious
ecenomlc
Philadelphia
I
course
through
current
interna-
installatlon
of
the
breakwater
!
Uontl
fnplteattoi.
Mr.
Howe
emphasiZed
the
greater
ablUty
has
brought
more
boaU
to
tie
thre
runs.
Jets
Being
Opened
by
Editor
William
L.
Baker
of
the
Ketchikan
Chronicle,
former
Oregon
friend
of
the
senator,
who
replied
that
if
time
allows,
they
will
make
the
stops
VICTORIA
Premier
and
Mrs.
Byron
Johnson
are
due
home
by
RCAF
plane
tomorrow
A
coroner's
Jury
yesterday
found
the
death
of
James
Arthur
Jennings
due
to
accidental
drowning
in
the
vicinity
of
ttv
Only
In
the
ninth
did
the
Phillies
get
after
Ford,
one
of
the
youngest,,
if
not
the
youngest,
winning
pitchers
of
any
World
Series.
He
was
nicked
for
a,
lead-off
single
by
Willie
Jones
I
Inaugural
Ceremonies
Next
Week
at
!
rce
District
Native
Village
Schools
up
at
the
new
floats
at
Falrview.
01
the
united
Kingdom
and
None
received
damage
due
tootner
sterling
countries
to
earn
the
storm
last
night
and
this
t
dollars.
He
told
the
Board
of
morning.
Trade
that
as
a
result
of
this
J
increase
in
the
dollar
earning
1
and
dollar
saving
policies
of
ster-!
ling
countries,
"there
ls
reason
Prince
Rupert
Drydock
between
WTnr1i.j
k;i:
ltne
ho""
of
10
p.m.
and
mid-
fif
"
wuu.b::uhj
ln
inrve,
Rht
Tucsday
No
6uggestlon
pges
at
a
total
cost
of
$250,000
will
be
for-
of
foul
play
came-up
during
evl-
1
to
hope
that
the
worst
of
the
sterling
restrictions
on
Canadian
from
Quebec
and
the
Premier
will
be
taken
to
Royal
Jubilee
Hospital
to
receive
further
treatment
for
injuries
received
In
the
automobile
accident
near
Quebec
September
29.
FIRE
HITS
MONTREAL
MONTREAL
A
two-alarm
fire
of
unknown
origin
last
night
caused
$75,000
damage
to
a
three
storey
brick
struc-ure
on
the
waterfront
on
TORY
SHOWDOWN
;
.
Anscotmb;;
ResigniiLetisrship
In
Surprise-
Move
But
Runs
AgairiU
M
next,
week
by
W.S.Arneil,
commissioner!
ZZ
Jennlfnfgs,
waf
know"
t0
I
trade
will
soon
be
over.
and
hit
Del
Ennis
on
the
right
leg
bclore
anyoody
was
out.
.
Dick
Sisler
forcea
nni3
v
second
and
was
taken
out
for
"a
pinch-runner.
Ken
,
Johnson.
After
Granny
Hamner
had
struck
out,
Ford
was
only
one
away
from
finishnlg-
the
ball
game.
But
it
was
not
to
be-Andy
Seminlck's
long
fly
to
Anairs
for
British
Columbia.
The
village.
Iville,
Kincolith
and
Hartley
Bay.
Assisting
Robbed
His
bner
Arneil
in
the
inaugural
ceremonies
will
luperintendent
F.
E.
.
.
VANCOUVER,
(CP)-Finance
Minister
Herbert
Gene
Woodling
was,
apparently
proprlate
celebra-
.
'
.
nl
-
lost
in
the
sun
and
fell
out
of
.
H
planned
by
each!
wn,7
wn
r,one
-an
Anscomb,
in
a
stunning
manoeuvre,
resigned
last
night!
Rpngfarfnr
as
leader
of
the
British
Columbia
Progressive-Conser-
j
,'t,,c,Ul,u,
vative
party
but
called
for
a
leadership
vote
today
and
!
sentence
was
reserved
in
the
1:
ot
Douglas
Francis
Self
who
annnnn
ho
rm,lH
ha
f,VV,t;
4.
!.;
Drop
Atomic
Bombs
Gene's
glove
for
a
two-run
error,
both
Jones
and
Johnson
scoring.
"
-
i
r
1IU1H
Wl
11
Mil
ic
bronchitis
for
a
long
time.
Capt.
McColl
of
the
Arrow
Past,
where
Jennings
was,
employed
as
cook,
said
he
had
had
the
scar
which
wag
found
on
his
head
previous
to
the
time
he
had
left
the,
ship
the
night
before.
'
.
It
was
recommended
by
the
jury
that
proper
and
rigid
handrails
be
Installed
on
all
ramps
at
the
dry
dock.
Jurors
were
Arthus
E.
Smith,
foreman,
Charles
N.
Parker,
Norman
Heywood,
Samuel
Blan-chard,
David
Klausen
and
Ernest
Tubb.
pr
Arncli
will
ar-t
'
.
.....
After
Mike
Goliat
had
pumped
Irity
by
air
Monday
'
ir-ine
oniy
Known
..
"""'
icgam
uic
puoi-
11c
1
peaded
guilty
yesterday
In
mag
Kim
Vancouver
an,d,
1
nussian
plane
capaoie
01
arop-
I
istrate's
court
to
a
charge
of
has
held
for
more
than
four
years.
ji'leld
and
Bishop
,
ping
atom
bombs
at
long
range
fbson,
will
fly
on
'
ls
a
copy
of
tne
American
B-29
Rueen
Charlotte
Air;c,.,,
,.....,.-,......
Nlae
Pivni
.
oujjci
iui
i,
one
a
mi
wuu
a
theft
of
clothing
from
a
room.
Self,
who
was
realeased
rrom
custody
yesterday
after
serving
a
sentence
for
supplying
liquor
to
an
Indian,
asked
John
Mat-wick
permission
to
share
his
It
kK
...
i.
.
Atrnroft'
mnnrtArt
vnttfpMav
TYp
'
Mr-
Anscomb's
move,
which
came
at
a
special
night
session
at
the
party's
annual
convention,
caught
both
opponents
and
supporters
by
surprise.
The
meeting
broke
up
minutes
later
The
fight
for
leadership
ls
between
Anscomb
and
W.
A.
C.
Bennett,
Coalition
member
for
South
Okanagan.
The
move
to
oust
from
the
nv
niyansn
on
k"-
..v..,.
.
Greenville
open-1
authoritative
annual
survey
list-n
Vveunesaay.
Kin-
ed
a
652
mile
an
hour
jet
fighter
Z
and
.ay"n?
rpt.urn
Hartlf,3'
will
as
the
fastest
known
Soviet
mill-my
Mail
Delivery,
Being
Studied
Establishment
of
a
letter
car-
a
single
to
left,
Casey
Steosel
oeuiuea
to
lift
the
kid
and
call
In
Reynolds.
The
big
crowd
gave
Ford
a
tremendous
ovation
as
he
walked
to
the
dug-out.
So
the
series
will
go
down
In
the
books
as
another
sweep
for-the
all-powerful
Yankees.
It
was
tntir
tnitteen'th
win
in
seventeen
series
and
this
may
have
betn
the
richest
of
them
all.
This
was
the
only
game
of
the
series
that
was
not
decided
by
one
run,
breaking
the
Phil's
string
of
seven
straight
one-run
series
losses
that
date
bak.lo
1915.
room.
When
Matwick
returned
LOCAL
TIDES
Sunday,
October
8,
1950
to
his
room
he
round
a
suit,
Notre
Dame
Street
No
casualties
were
reported..
.
,
LIKE
THE
OCEAN
ATLANTA
Tons
of
earth
and
concrete
caved
in
on
a
construction
crew
in
downtown
Atlanta
yesterday,
rolling
over
men
like
an
ocean
wave.
Four
were
killed
and
seven
injured.
Some
escaped,
almost
miraculously.
ENGLAND
ONE
UP
BELFAST
England
beat
Ireland
4-1
in
the
first
home
international
soccer
match
here
today.
CRESCENTS
MEET
ADANACS
FERGUS,
Ontario
Owen
j
Sound
Crescents
last
night
defeated
St.
Catherines
Athletic
10-3,
winning
the
Ontario
lacrosse
championship
and
the
right
to
meet
the
New
Westminster
Adanacs
for
the
Canadian
championship.
The
best
of
seven
finals
start
Sunday
in'
Toronto.
to
Prince
Rupert
j
Ury
Plane'
Jane's
said
the
Ru3-
shoes
and
other
articles
ol
clothing
missing.
Seir
was
picked
up
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
in
the
railway
nrneu
win
return
sians
claim
to
nave
a
iasier-than-sound
"Yakovelev
Super-
18.8
feet
19.6
feet
51
feet
High
11:18
23:21
Low
5:01
17:18
ncated
frame
super-'
sonic'
'but
added
"insufficient
or
the
service
in
rrince
nupen
na
party
leadership
one
top
under
consideration
for
cogs
in
B.C.'s
Liberal-Progres-been
(ul1
IUU
POnrrpfp
Infnrmatlnn
la
otfallahln
"
6
8
iee
!
'be
stve
Conservative
coalition
ach
of
the
new
pro-!
1
yards
with
the
clothing
in
his
possession
and
brought
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
this
morning.
gan
some
time
ago.
me
miest
in
teach-
Opponents
of
Mr.
Anscomb,
&U1ILG
R1IU
Alt
Uy-W-Uttwt
Investigation
of
the
matter
has
just
been
completed
by
field
of-Ilcers
and
is
now
being
studied
in
detail
by
officers
of
the
de-
nirlmont
kbvs
n
lpt.t.er
which
has
1
&s
well
as
living
are
of
attractive
chieliy
members
of.
the
Young
Progressive
Conservatives,
as-
Nt
and
bright
ap-
r
unLsning
within.
"'""I
lighting
olant
LOWER
MINIMUM
.
VANCOUVER
W
Two
youths
were
found
guilty
of
possessing
intoxicants
and
the
only
remaining
question
was
the.siM
of
the
fine.
"Fifty
dollars
minimum,"
said
the
prosecutor.
The
magistrate
reached
back;
into
P
radiophone
equip-
k
Plumbing
is
fully
Employment
Situation
Here
.
Best
in
Years;
Logging
Pool
Prince
Rupert
is
the
centre
of
a
logging
pool
for
the
first
time,
according
to
E.
V.
Whiting,
manager
of
the
local
office
of
the
National
Employment
Service.
With
the
opening
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
camps
at
Khutzeymateen
and
Terrace,
there
is
now
a
choice
of
camps
for
loggers.
Formerly
all
loggers
looking
for
work
concentrated
at
Van-,
:
sailed
the
Minister
of
Finance
been
recelved
by
P.
H.
Linzey,
lor
his
liquor
interests-he
has,
o
the
prlnce
R(jpert
directorates
lh
brewing
an
chamber
of
Commerce,
from
wine
companies-and
ls
blamed
1
.
Edouart
Rinfret,
Postmaste.
for
a
drop
In
the
party's
Pres-'0erierai
tige.
And
he
was
accused
yes-
r
As
SQn
&s
R
declslon
nas
ben
terday
by
Gordon
Cameron
of
0,,
wiu
be
ad-Victoria,
president
of
the
B.
0-yiseA
the
letter
adds.
Progresive
Conservative
Assocl-i
otnerwlsei
n0
indication
has
atlon,
of
blocking
a
plan
to
unite
been
glven
tne
nature
of
the
federal
and
provincial
org-,tne
report
although
it
has
-been
anlzatlons-
suggested
that
It
may
be
favor-
"My
term
of
office
.as
presld-
able
Dedication
of
"8
personnel
nf
t
ho
WEATHER
Synopsis
Gales
which
lashed
the
north
coast
last
night
moved
south
to
the
Gulf
of
Georgia
this
morning
but
with
lessened
intensity.
Cloudiness
from
the
coastal
storm
has
spread
over
the
entire
province
and
some
rainfall
has
been
reported
from
all
regions.
Little
respite
from
dull
showery
weather
is
looked
for
over
tho
week-end.
Forecast
his
memory
and
called
for
a
copy
of
the
statute.
The
boys
were
relieved
when
they
were
fined
the
minimum
of
$25.
f'looU
ls
as
follows:
"Mf-
and
Mrs.
J.
P
New
Kirk
Work
Four
thousand
dollars
worth
of
Improvement
work
to
First
J-
H.
Brocse
and
n
How.
THE
LEG,
DOCTOR?
LIVERPOOL,
Eng.
Carni
-
JOllll
Pitman
ent,
Cameron
101a
me
oou
aeie-1
couver.
val
Queen
Beryl
Gibbs
was
bit
tha
Frlcsen.
ters
fairly
well
employed.
'
-
waterfront
.
..
f
.
,
Una
has
kaf
gates,
"has
been
a
total
loss
or
There
ls
a
strong
demand
for
h.
been
ex-
Presbyterian
Church
building
and
manse
will
be
dedicated
to
loggers
at
the
camps
on
the
cepti0nally
busy.
Stevedores
and
time
and
money."
For
two
hours
the
rebels
bat
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
ana
freight
handlers
have
been
fully
Mrs.
Don
Llewellyn
returned
by
air
yesterday
from
Vancouver
after
spending
a
holiday
with
relatives
1
at
Ocean
Falls
and
friends
In
Vancouver.
tled
for
a
motion
to
force
a
vote
;
occupied.
on
the
leadership.
Anscomb
sup-
North
coast
region
Cloudy
with
scattered
showers
today
and
Sunday.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Winds
westerly
(25)
in
exposed
portions
and
southerly
(15)
elsewhere.
Lows
tonight
Mr.
Whitlna
oonsiaers
tne
loggers'
are
being
imported
from
time
to
time.
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
are
flying
them
to
the
camps.
tried
to
stem
off
the
slutation
i
V
iinn
rH
still
1
1
good.
nod
1
It
1
is
is
the.f
Porter,
Ude
with
confidence
nnri,i.n
amenrt-
amend
ten
in
the
leg
by
a
dog,
the
owner
of
which
said
in
court
he
would
pay
26
($30.60)
compensation.'
"
The
medical
report
on
Beryl,
read
In
court,
had
this
to
say.
"She
is
a
very
well-built
and
beautiful
young
lady
with
lovely
teeth."
BLINDFOLDED
BOWMAN
.
NEW
DELHI
Prof.
Rama-
morrow
evening
at
a
special
service
appropriate
to
the
occasion.
Rev.
Dr.
E.
A.
Wright,
the
pastor,
will
deliver
a
special
sermon
and
there
will
be
special
music
by
the
choir.
,
In
addition
to
the
actual
cash
outlay,
volunteer
workers
of
the
church
aided
to
large
extent
a
4ns
earns
best
it
has
been
for
several
years.
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
AIR
PASSENGERS
Salmon
season
is
nearly
nn-lshed
In
the
area
and
canneries,
although,
still
operating,
are
expected
to
be
closing
shortly
Tuna
fishing
helped
out
while
Hardy
and
Sandspit
45.
and
52,
Prince
Rupert
42
and
52.
There
are
very
few
unemploy
ment
claims,
most
of
which
are
from
employees
changing
Jobs
and
older,
men.
Prospects
for
imnlovment
during
the
winter
tMontam
r.
ment.
Anscomb,
In
a
terse
speech,
said:
"I
am
satisfied
that
I
can
prove
to
you
tomorrow,
that
I
have
carried
out
that
responsibility
as
you
expected
it
to
be
carried
out.
And
1
tell
you
that
tomorrow
I
Shall
be
nominated
again
for
that
post."
baiitrttan.
team
with
the
improvements
which
have
given
the
church
property
a
fine
new
look
both
from
with
II
lasted.
"net
Runprt
n..
.
.
t
Art
irnod
barrlna
another,
bad
nd
27
Old
Country
n
the
course
in
and
without.
f
"
t0l
and
Harlm
moorty
Is
an
archer
who,
while
blindfolded,
severs
hanging
threads
at
20
feet-
The
65-year-old
bowman
who
hopes
soon
to
tour
Europe
and
the
Unltei
States,
fixes
his
aim
-by
sound,
a
helper
striking
the
pole
from
which
'
the
threads
are
To
Masset
(today)
Mrs.
Evans,
Mrs.
H.
R.
Frost,
Wesley
'
Singer,
Miss
Singer.
To
Vancouver,
ttoday)
W.
Carter,
D.
Williamson,
S.
J.
Brunson,
Miss
D.
Hagblad,
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Thompson,
H.
McGee,
G.
Orr,
D.
Fen
tie,
A.
Ross,
I
Dibnak,
William
Long,
Mrs.
M.
There
is
a
strong
demand
wr
wlnter
from
tne
weather
sland-mlnlng
labor.
The
pPute
at
point
such
as
last
year.
'
Torbrit
silver
mine
has
beeni
All
over
rnada
Canada
Mr-
Mr
Whitin"
in
settled.
A
few
are
working
inj
said,
and
in
Prince
Kuperi
as
the
niVai
mines
at
Telkwa
and
t5.oaL
r
idtolmuch
as
anywhere,
there
has
Football
f
s'behere
Jan-L1,
ccing
to
an-
by
Dm
F()rwa
P
maniger.
These
,il
;a
Ketchl-tela
and.
in
been
an
Increase
In
the
number
Marshall
Sees
Atomic
Attack
raise
the
number.
Columbia
Cellulose
is
still
of
applications
for
employment
from
married
women.
The
cause
A.
Love,
J.
G.
Johnson.
brtnalna
in
men.
Short
of
hold
for
this
is
suggested
as
bein?
,
up
of
steel
supplies
through
.
wie.r
tour
L.Po'vard
Mr.
Fn,.,.
1,
the
Increase
in
the
cost
01
nv-
ti.hii,.-'?,.u
"mQe
mifhniHinn
,ltwlHln
it
H
fnr
fnr
war
war
material.
To
Sandspit
(today)
R.
Nelson,
B.
H.
Craft,
O.
Pettney.
From
Vancouver
(yesterday)
Miss
V.
Hughes,
R.
G.
Jones,
J.
-'an
this
wonlr
DUCKS
RAIDING
CROPS
PRINCE
ALBERT
0'
Wild
ducks
are
reported
to
be
causing
damage
to
crops
in
ths
Kinistine
District.
Special
permits
have
been
given
12
farmers
to
shoot
ducks
raiding
the
fields.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Vernon
Jones
returned
to
Skidegate
after
visiting
in
Prince
Rupert.
They
travelled
on
the
Chilcotin
last
night.
there
is
nothinz
to
hold
up
the'
'nS-
,
lry
Tsday
,llrht.
light.
Scottish
Cup,
Semi-Finals
Hibernians
3,
Queen
of
the
South
1.
Ayr
United
3,
Motherwell
4
Scottish
League
Division
"A"
Airdlronians
3,
Clyde
3
(tie)
Celtic
2,
Raith
Rovers
3
Dundee
2,
Falkirk
0
East
Fife
1,
Harts
4
Partick
Thistle
2,
Rangers
1
St.
Mlrren
4,
Aberdeen
2
Third
Lanark
0,
Morton
2.
company
from
completing
their
,
Trent
"to
Miss
Agnes
Gormeley,
who
ha?
been
visiting
her
brother
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
G.
Gormely,
for
the
past
two
weeks,
left
by
last
night
s
train
for
Jasper
for
her
home
in
Vancouver.
Larry
Holin
was
a
passenger
on
the
Chilcotin
on
her
trip
to
Skidegate
last
night.
CLEVELAND,
Ohio
General
G.
C.
Marshall,
Secretary
of
De-rence,
made
the
statement
here
that
the
United
States
is
going
through
a
time
of
great
peril
and
warned
that
it
would
be
folly
to
construction
materials
,11
is
rc-
',
k
ported.
The
mill
is
expected
to
having
more
people
employed
in
T
.
first
nnar-'
Prince
Ruuert.
There
is
a
strong
WWornia
also
beere.
areuso
being
annual
cries
dur-
Evans,
Mr.
Morrison,
J.
J.
Tweedy
G.
Priest,
Mrs.
Llewellyn.
'
From
Sandspit
(yesterday)
W.
H.
Crocker,
E.
Bardson,
E.
Olafson,
H.
Grandberg
H.
Mun-roe,
W.
J.
Young.
;""""r'"8
;--
riemanrt
for
stenoaranhers
but
keeps
I
discount
the
possibility
of
atomic
School
and
theatre
construe-
J
lack
of
accommodation
tion
are
keeping
local
carpen-
them
from
coming
here.
attack.