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th
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to
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Northwest'
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
146
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
23,
1950
PR"ICE
FIVE
CENTS
teat
B
ntain
Workin
01
Aft
HI
Power
Nine
Hundrecl
Mile
Mercy
Senate
Has
Hot
Debate
Hi
n
Critical
Point
Flood
Picture
from
Dawson
Here
Flight
IP"
c
OTTAWA
'-Charges
that
the
!
Progressive-Conservative
party
I
Practical
Production
In
Few
Years
Is
Seen
HARWELL,
England
(CP)
Sir
John
Cockrofi,
director
of
the
giant
nejv
Harwell
atom
research
laboratory,
says'
Great
Britain
may
have
a
practical
atomic
power
plant
in
four
or
five
years.
.
.'
He
revealed
that
researchers
at
Harwell,
with
attempted
to
force
conscription
j
A
900-mile
mercy
flight
from
Dawson
City
ye
in
the
second
world
War
piung-;
tml
brought
in
65-ycar-old
miner
and
prospector,
ed
the
Senate
Wednesday
into
...
,
,
T
.
,
.
,
,
ir
,
.
probably
the
hottest
debate
of
Michael
Jurovieh,
to
General
Hospital
here,
In
the
the
session.
;
last
stages
of
an
advanced
illness,
he
was
removed
ASC0
U
V
E
R
(CP)
-
The
Fraser
River,
,
by
a
night
rain,
smashed
its
way
through
a
ge
at
Tort
Mann
early
today
twenty
miles
(Vancouver.
An
evacuation
order
was
issued
nty-tvo
persons
along
the
river
bank
but
few
I
iinrl
nil
V-i
1
1
V1
fl
I
littnM
CaT,uy
,8lnator
Arthur
lrom
hospital
at
Dawson
to
Prince
Rupert
at
his!
ed
in
a
verbal
tussle
between
!
request.
A
former
resident
here,
he
wanted
to
spend
Rnohurk
onrt
Ririaiir
jj
u
Hr.r.
I
his
remaining
days
In
Prince
-
r
-
'.
.'
.-
this
goal
in
view,
are
trying
to
figure
out
new
ways
-an
;
,
to
produce
plutomym
land
was
flooded
-
Conservative-
ner
(Progressive
Ration
is
not
con-
n
r
f
,.
atom
bomb
ingredient
faster
and
more
efficiently.
.
He
said
that
his
scientists
ious.
riH
pi
MHrf
nn
Skeena
Flood
'Danger
Ended
..-In
the
Fraser
Val-I
"
""""'"3
Rupert,
said
Pat
Coluson,
pilot
of
the
Waco
aircraft
which
com
pleted
the
flight:
The
aircraft
ls
owned
by
Co!-lison's
Flying
Service
of
Dawson
Clty.!
Pilot
Collison
took
off
at
6
a.m.
holding
and
thej
s
were
Books
About
Sex
VICTORIA
(h
There
a
good
Saskatchewan).
In
the
House
of
Commons,
Health
Minister
Paul
Martin
said
the
long
debated
question
of
a
national
health
insurance
program
ls
expected
to
be
forthcoming
at
the
Dominion-Provincial
conference.
Coming
ni
from
up
the
line
'
TEST
JFT
BLRNS
'
'
BEDFORD,
Va.
A
heavy'
experimental
jet
plane,
,
making
its
first
transcontinental
trip,
burst
into
flames
in
md-air
and
crashed
near
here
last
ni(ht,
killing
at
least
three
persons.
t
,
'
,
-
BULGARIAN
TROOPS
BELGRADE
?'
Yugoslavia
claimed
tonight
that
Bulgarian
troops
in
full
battle
dress
and
supported
by
armored
vehicles
have
been
moving
druing
the
last
few
days
toward
the
eastern
frontier
of
this
country.
,
The
reports
came
from
Tan-jug,
official
news
agency
which
speaks
for
Marshal
Tito's
gov-v
ernment.
RIOTLNG
ENDED
';
BOMBAY
A
government
spokesman
said
today
order
is
restored
in
Dhoraji,
the
town
where
hundreds
of
people
were
arrested
yesterday
aifter
religious
rioting
'.-
which
five
were
injured
and
shops
looted
,
,as
unchanged.
The
A
Mission
dropped
1.2
,(
yesterday
to
23.60
feet.
rious
threat
In
British
a
is
at
Trail.
The
ln-
yesterday
and,
after
making
two
yesterday
afternoon,
A.
E.
Carl-'
stops
for
refuelling
at
White-1
.,,
'
,
,
,
.
'
Eon,
roadmaster
for
the
Cana-
horse
and
Telegraph
Creek.
3et
i
,
his
light
plane
down
at
Sear
dia1
National
Railways,
reported
L
section's
main
street
Diesel
Power
Plant
Coming
Pledge
of
Power
Co.
to
br!
Implemented
Shortly
Three
diesel
engines
'Which
will
generate
3800
hp.
of
electrical
power
to
augment
the
supply
of
electric
energy
for
Prince
Rupert
will
arrive
here
at
the
end
of
August
or
early
in
September,
it
la
announced
by
Thomas
B.
Black,
general
manager
of
the
Northern
B.
C.
the
Skeena
River
is
how
falling
reason
for
keeping
books
on
sex
under
lock
and
key
at
the
Victoria
Public
Library.
Prof.
E.
O.
Jones
of
Victoria
College
says
some
people
are
so!
shy
about
sex
matters
that
they
'
would
rather
steal
a
book,
of
this
ipe
rather
than
be
seen
check-j
ir.g
one
out
at
the
library.
j
These
people,
he
said,
never;
Cove
at
5
p.m.
Weather
permitting,
he
returns
to
Dawson
City
today.
,
j.vjing
residential
areas
it
path
of
the
Columbia
sor
waters.
The
Colum-
have
worked
out
a
new
way
of
geting
utanium
dut
of
uranium
ore
more
economically.
International
Gyro
Head
Here
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
is
host
today
to
the
international
president,
Walter
H.
Smith
of
Hollywood
who,
with
Mrs.
Smith,
arriveel
In
the
city
on
last
night'3
train
after
attending
the,
recent
international
convention
in
Banff.
Mr.
Smith,
who
ls
a
Los
Angeles
real
estate
dealer,
met
the
local
club
at
puncheon
today.
Succeed
In
Music
Tests
r
level
at
Trail
ha
risen
inches
in
twenty-four
jj
there
Ls
no
Indication
jfkenlne
for
the
nett
rapidly
following
the
high
water
crest
which
.
threatened
,
loods
during
the
past
week.'
The
rlvei
had
dropped
two
'
feet
during
lorty
-eight
hours,
Mr.:
Carlson
said.
Serious
flood
menace
now
appears,
to
have
passed.'-
;
.'
;With
the
level
of
the
river
now
Might
Ban
Newsprint
.The
following
is
a
list
of
successful
candidates
in
examjna-
sys.
"The
situation
U
an
expected,"
an
official
wura?lng
sign
Is
that
aibu
Klver
U
starting
i:
Revelstoke.
nuns
ueiu
iccc.iujr
Uy
w.c
iwj.
WARHTNOTON
fflH.nr...nt
lecelvrd
proper
sex
instruction
liirln?
their
youth.
There's
another
reason
for
eepln?;
thrm
locked
up.
Librarian
Margaret
Clay
says
some
people
are
so
prejudiced
against
technical
or
fictional
books
Ahlch
discuss
sex
that
they
would
burn
them
as
heretical
Conservatory
of
Music
of
Tor-
aUye
Emanuel
Celer
,DemocraU
well
below
the
rails
again,
Mr,
Power
Co.
,
Thus
will
be
Implemented
an
undertaking
made
to
the
citizens
last
winter
during
the
depth
The
Prince
cnto
in
nipei
i.
and
many
houses
burned
down.
,
BOATS
CRl'ISE
STREETS
'
NeW
York)
p,ans
to
ask
the
Unlt"
are
arranged
in
order
of
Carlson
stated
that
the
Bkeena
ed
States
tariff
commission
tq
River
Highway
is
now
completely
.
,,
Ann..4r1nH
V.
1
(
names
merit.
of
the
power
famine
in
Prince
""""u"
.
","cura
vmiaumu
dfy.
ADDroaches
to
a.
hlehwav
Tonight
there
will
be
a
beach
party
at
Digby
Island
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Smith,
who
will
sail
later
on
the
Prince
George
for
the
south.
er
Eludes
new.spuni
snouia
oe
Darrea
pe-
bridge
near
Mile
58
(west
of
Paci
cause
of
"un'rir
practices'!
fic)
were
being
mended
yesterday
and
cars
were
passing.
,
!
der
the
federal
tariff
act.
Rupert.
While
the
matter
of
location
for
the
setting
up
of
the
plant
has
not
been,
finally
settled
as
yet,
the
decision
Is
expected
to
be
made
inside
of
two
weeks.
M
Posse
GRADE
X
PIANO
Honors
Kathleen
B.
Nicker-son.
,
GRADE
IX
PIANO
Honors
June
Henry;
Lorna
Mclvln.
GRADE
VIII
PIANO
H.-inors
Marearet
E.
Martin:
About
80
of
the
percent
news-
.
Norma,
traffic
u
resnmlnB
Wl
print
used
by
American
papers
skeena
Hlghway
and
comes
from
Canada.
.
.
literature
if
they
could
get
their
j
hands
on
them.
Among
these
are
many
mid-die-aed
men
who
In
their
younger
days
led
"very
uncon
tntional
lives."
"To
keep
the
peace
and
to
save
expenses
the
books
are
locked
up,"
she
says.
"But
if
Car
Driving
11
H
The
new
plant
will
be
In
readl-
Celler,
head
of
the
House
of
!,
tHat
permission
U
given
by
the
'TUN,
Ontario
it
A
grim
tj
patiently
hunted
a
st
the
trail
appeared
1
bank
robber,
whose
Found
Illegal
-VANCOUVER
-
ffif--
An
auto
!
ness
for
operation
well
before
the
'
arrival
of
knottier
winter,
Mr
I
Bick
assures.
.
J
While
Mr.
Black
would
ake
Oeoree
Henry.
Dick
Ktlborn
Representatives
Judiciary
sub-1
partment
of
Public
Works
to
committee
Inquiring
into
news-
(cquali.
the
road
o
nood
GRADE
VII
PIANO"
,
Print
shortage
and
high
-prices.
;
road
had
Pass-Margaret
Johnson.
said
he
is
writing
to
President)
.
.
.
.
.
-lipcd.out
two
pursuers
j
w
hd
our
own
way
we
would
place
them
on
the
open
shelves."
mobile
is
a
public
place
within
BRISBANE,
Australia
Police
eruteed
t
motor
launches
today
along
the
flooded
streets
f
Brisbane,
Queensland
capital,
population
400,000,
to
rescue
people
stranded
after
a
cyclone
which
brought
six
inches
of
rain
in
three
hours
during
the
night.
,;,
PXECTRICAL.
STORM
MIAMI
Lightning
in
Florid
yesterday
destroyed
a
church,
killed
an
escaping
convict
and
knocked
down
eight
baseball
players
and
an
umpire'.
The
convict,
Angrji
Massina,
30,
was
hit
by
a
bolt
while
fleeing
acVoss
a
field.
NO
DAMAGE
IN
'QUAKE
,
vAn
earthquake
was
felt
today
in
the
province
of
Suriago
on
Mindanao
Island
in
the
southern
Philipaines
No
dam
GRADE
VI
PIANO
Truman
calling
the
situation
to
;
rf
.
1
1
j
the
meaning
of
the
-
British
Col
umbia
Liquor
Act,
the
British
Columbia
Court
of
Appeal
decid
HonorsElainq
Christenson;
his
attention.
The
President
has
Ivy
Gillespie.
the
power
to
direct
the
treasury
Pass
Phyllis
Chllds,
Marilyn
to
refuse
entry
of
a
commodity.
ed
yesterday.
Espionage
Bill
Passes
Commons
side
a
tela
way,
appar-ii
oil!
tilted
100
pollce-W
by
gun-toting
far-il
aided
.
by
airplanes,
wds
and
walkie-talkie
-
-
t.
.'dit
had
gained
little
blooriy
foray
that
fol-Trinetday'
armed
tae
Imperial
Bank
of
The
court
allowed
an
appeal
,
Canadian
newsprint
has
entered
the
United
States
tariff
ree
'since
1913.
of
the
Attorney
General
from
a
Judgment
of
Mr.
Justice
H,
S
no
statement
on
the
matter,
It
is
understood
the
power
company
is
negotiating
with
the
Canadian
National
Railways
for
the
acquisition
of
the
dry
dock
steam
plant
which
has
been
used
in
the
past
as
an
emergency
stand-by
plant
and
which
last
winter,
when
water
practically
disappeared
behind
the
Falls'
River
and
'
Woodworth
Lake
dams,
saved
the
city
from
a
complete
black-out.
The
new
diesel
plant
would
be
sited
In
this
dry
dock
More
Douks
Convicted
NELSON
(0
Three
leaders
of
the
poukhobor
Sons
Of
Freedom
sect
today
face
prison
terms
for
conspiracy.
The
crown
late
yesterday
won
a
seditious
conspiracy
conviction
against
John
Leb-edoff.
leader
of
the
Krestova
DeKergommeaux
(equal.
GRADE
V
PIANO
Honors
Roberta
Retd.
GRADE
IV
PIANO
First
Class
Honors
Roy
Gordon
Sleber.
Honors
Gail
Redpath.
Wood
who
had
set
aside
a
Con
'
The
apparent
obiective
Is
to!
OTTAWA
The
House
of
Com-I
strengthen
the
President's
hand
mons
moved
yesterday
to
streng-
viction
against
a
Ladysmith
man
in
this
town,
20
miles
in
nossible
future
direct
ne0-,
then
Canada's
anti-spy
,
laws.
for
drinking
beet
In
a
parked
car.
.
'
;,
i
Thomas.
Most
of
the
i
nations
with
the
Cnnadian
gov-r
j
With
opposition
'
members
urg-
Passv-James
Eugene
Carlson.;
ernment
to
ease
the
newsprint
!
ing
the
government
to
take
even
GRADE
III
PIANO
situation.
i
wider
powers,
the
chamber
adop
age
was
reported
immediately.
l
wss
recovered
in
an
car
from
which
he
'to
the
bush
after
cutting
men
who
attempted
him.
'conceded
the
killer
prob-
I
plant,
it
ls
understood.
ted
a
bill
amending
the
Official
Secrets
Act
to,
double
the
penalty
for
espionage,
boosting
it
LOCAL
TIDES
First
Class
Honors
Margaret
Anne
Walkland.
GRADE
II
PIANO
Firit
Class
Honors
B
r
1
a
n
Freedomlte
colony.
Sentenced
yesterday
on
similar
charges
were
the
Vancouver
Island
Doukhobor
leader,
Michael
1950
Saturday,
from
seven
to
14
years
imprison-
16.3
feet
ment
-and
empowering
the
gov-
High.
Hal
ihu
Sales
Canadian
Sea
Ranger
I,
S4.000,
26c,
25.53
and
22c,
Atlin.
Kaare
II,
50,000,
26c,
25.5c
and
22c,
Storage.
White
Hope,
30,000,
2C.5c,
25c
and
22c,
Pacillc.
Northern
Breeze,
28,000;.
Wale3
Island
VII,
15,000,
Co-op.
r
:
.'
Some
Rain
Is
Needed
Air
Licence
Not
Opposed
No
'
formal
opposition
having
been
entered
to
an
application
of
Central
BrMsh
Columbia
Air-
June
24,
.
8:01
20:27
.
2:03
14:03
'4
eluded
the
tight
rim;
ithrnn
around
an
area
"
st
of
here.
(Ardhangel)
Veregln
and
Joe
'Podovlnlkoff,
his
aide.
19.5
feet
ernment
to
take
firm
steps
6.7
feet
!
against
any
Canadians
who
com-6
7
feet
mlt
treason.
Low
'
WINNIPEG
Rains
over
the
greater
part
of
Manitoba
and
estern
Route
to
Alaska
wnvs
tn
nnerntp
art
nlr
sprvirp
hp
TODAY'S
STOCKS
the
eastern
Part
of
Saskutch
;
tween
Prince
Oenrze
ahd
Prince
Roberts.
.
Pass
Mrllyn
Anderson.
GRADE
I
riANO
I
Honors
Doyle
Faught;
Loree
Faught.
j
GRADE
V
VIOLIN
Honors
Robert
Jensen.
GRADE
IV
VIOLIN
Pass
Shlela
Schumacher.
GRADE
II
VIOLIN
Honors
Riohard
Forward.
St.
Joseph's
Academy
A.R.C.T.
PIANO
Teacher's
Honors
Mrs.
Aletta
Gllker.
GRADE
IX
PIANO
Rr,Prt.
nnri
Inrermprilakp
notnt.,
eWan
haVe
resulted
In
a
fairly
i
f
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
no
formal
hearing
by
the
Air
jamPle
'"PP
of
mature.
the
Transport
Board
is
now
required
shway
Being
Surveyed
graphical
Party
Is
Now
Working:
North
Of
Portland
Canal
and
the
same
has
been
can
we&wm
pari,
01
oasKaicnewu.i
and
south
and
central
Alberta,
however,
rain
is
urgently
required
to
prevent
severe
deterioration
of
celled.
Representatives
of
the
Air
Transnort
Board
will
co
into
t
and
reduce
the
n
mowing
crops
the
matter
Informally
when
they
1
Vancouver
Bayonne
03
Bralorne
7.90
B.
R.
Con
03
V2
B.
R.
X
05V2
Cariboo
Quartz
1.35
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
The
north
coast
area
and
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
were
mostly
clear
this
morning,
but
heavy
clouds
are
banked
along
the
'
mountains
on
the
south
coast.
More
rain
lellfln
Vancouver
last
night
than
occurred
in
the
previous
month.
Clearing
tendency
In
this
section
is
very
slow.
Unsettled
weather
In
the
southern
Interior
is
likely
to
remain
for
the
next
two
days
but
central
and
northern
sec
r,ifin
ri,Ki
i-,f-
1
Kianouuer
menace
wflicn
is
STEWART
The
Emerson
topographical
survey
the
summer,
according
to
word
fthoso
camp
is
established
at
Brown
Bear
Lake
rniles
inland
from
here,
is
carrying
out
a
survey
now
threatening,
according
to
the
weekly
croii
report
of
the
Department
of
Agriculture
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
from
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
for
Skeena.
,
,
Toronto
Athona
11
Aumaque
32
V2
Beattle
60
Bnvcourt
.53
Bobjo
13
Buffalo
Canadian
30
Consol.
Smelters
102.50
Donalda
63
Eldona
30
East
Sullivan
7.25
-
Giant
Yellowknlfe
845
God's
Lake
32
Hardrock
.51
Harricana
'
.IS
'
Proposed
"A"
route
to
Honors
Dorothy
Laird.
GRADE
VIII
PIANO
Honors
Olive
Strand;
Olga
Zabudney.
Pass
Joan
Fletcher;
Louise
Amadio.
GRADE
VII
PIANO
Honors
Patricia
Tipton.
GRADE
VI
PIANO
Due
to
drying
pastures
It
is
expected
many
farmers
will
market
some
of
their
stock
to
conserve
feed
for
dairy
cattle
unless
'
'"m
the
Brown
Bear
J
intend
to
work
soulh-5
Hajeiton
and
northwest
'julin
Uke.
When
they
"wiadln
they
will
change
tions
will
continue
to
clear
from
Fisherman
Dies
In
Hospital
A
50-vear-old
fisherman,
Fred
neavy
rains
are
received
in
the
j
the
north.
Temperatures
on
the
very
near
future.
j
coast
and
in
the
southern
in-
Pass
Norma
Johnsen,
Sena
Pavllkls
(equal);
Ann
Eyolfson;
BASEBALL
SCOKES
American
Boston
2
.Chicago
4.
Washington
5,
Detroit
2.
New
York
2,
Cleveland
6.
Philadelphia
8,
St.
Louis
4.
National
St.
Louis
0-0,
New
York
3-5,
Cincinnati
9,
Brooklyn
5.
Pittsburgh
4,
Philadelphia
7.-
work
to
Bowser
Lake.
neva
.vo'
Patricia
Charlene
Lemon;
Mary
ill
complete
their
plan-
Addison.
.
Franons
for
t.hl
vear
fntlon
is
to
continue
In
the
Okanagan
Valley
weather
during
the
past
week
has
been
warm.
The
first
good
rain
occurred
last
Thursday
night.
The
B.
C.
Tree
Fruits
have
completed
a
survey
and
set
the
loss
to
Industry
due
to
the
severity
of
terior
will
remain
in
the
55
and
65
degree
range.
Further
north
they
will
rise
into
the
seventies.
Forecast
West
Coast
Vancouver
Island-North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
near
the
north
end
of
Vancouver
Congress
20
Hedley
Mascot
30
Pacific
Eastern
06
'
Pend
Orielle
6.75
Pioneer
3.10
Premier
Border
03
Vi
Privateer
,
15Vi
Reeves
McDonald
3.15
Reno
.03
Sheep
Creek
...
115
Silbak
Premier
.32
Taku
River
09
Salmon
Go'.d
05
2
Spud
Valley
04
'
Silver
Standard
1.75
Western
Uranium
.75
Oils
An?lo
Canadian
6.10
A.
P.
Con
59
Atlantic
3.25
Calmont
74
C.
&
E.
8
30
Central
Leduc
1.95
Home
Oil
:..
16.35
GRADE
V
PIANO
Pass
Sylvia
Bellls.
GRADE
IV
PIANO
Honors
Elolse
Lahtl.
SraPh
Creek
and
on
to
"e
t'Att
.
Jacknife
'
.08
Joliet
Quebec
.66
Lake
Rowan
-.18
Lapaska
05
Lynx
:
37
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.82
McKenaie
Rd
Lake
47
McLeod
Cockshutt
3.25
inaa
Duni
iroin
"e
Alaska
highway
last
the
past
winter
at
over
$8,400,-
Hutchlns,
died
In
General
Hos-,
pltal
last
night.
He
was
an
employee
of
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
It
is
not
known
If
any
relatives
reside
In
this
area.
Funeral
arrangements
in
charge
of
B
C.
Undertakers
are
pending.
Famous
Actress
Dies
Of
Cancer
rant
A
MONICA
0)
Jane
Island
and
along
the
east
coasi
POO.
Damaee
to
peaches
ls
now
0lIn
rharlntte
Rnnnd
nther-
rlrto
build
a
road
with-
'W
few
yPars
over
tne
v
rnn
n
Western
InterTTitional
Yakima
1
.Tacomo
0.
-
!
Spokane
2,
Wenatchre
1.
Tri-City
7,
Victoria
3.
Pacific
Coast
Oakland
4,
Los
Angeles
3.
Seattle
6,
Portland
5.
San
Diego
2,
Sacramento
0.
Hollywood
3,
San
Francisco
2.
Yesterday
afternoon,
under
a
and
n
font
nmenivl..
"JK
back
report,
vast
Pass
Myrna
Knutson,
Victor
Prystay
(equal).
GRADE
III
PIANO
First
Class
Honors
Barbara
Best;
Beverly
Barwlck.
Honors
Marian
Smith;
Al-anna-
Gushing;
Nita
Weise;
Thelma
Pavllkls,
Ellen
Roper
(equal).
GRADE
II
PIANO
Honors
Shlrra
H
a
1
1
1
d
a
y;
Eieanor
Lahtl.
GRADE
I
PIANO
Honors
Marlita
Ferguson.
GRADE
III
VIOLIN
Honors
Elaine
Stcffcns.
."
anthracite
and
mln-atth.
-
.
...
I
rnwi.
once
Broadway's
"most
set
a
95
percent,
cherries
ninety
wlse
mostly
clear
today
anrl
percent,
apricots
ninety
percent,
1
Saturday.
LltHe
change
U
tem.
prunes
sixty-five
percent,
pears
perature.
wlnds
northwest,
15
seventy
neurit.
Plums
forty
per-
ml,es
how
tomght
cent
and
apples
twenty
percent.
;
and
h,ghs
tomorrgw
Estevan
$20,000
FOR
SEA
LANDING
i
?
'
P
48
aRnd
6;
'
,
,
...
.
Sandspit
46
and
60,
Prince
Rupert
i
'
A
seaplane,
lanilir
j
base
at
.
a
cost
of
$20,000
at
Seal
Cove
for
Prince
Rupert
is
included
j
Condition
of
J.
R.
Morin,
serl-
In
the
supplementary
estimates
0US!y
ju
at
the
Prince
Rupert
tabled
today
in
the
House
of
j
General
Hospital,
is
reported
un-
!
Commons.
changed
today.
Moneta
.33
Vi
Negus
.
1.40
Noranda
69.50
I-nnvlcourt
.18
Pickle
Crow
2.45
Regcourt
.09
Fan
Antonio
3.00
Senator
Rouvn
27
shernt
Gordon
2.?o
Steep
Rock
3
20
Sturgeon
River
,
22
stiver
Miller
.94
Upper
Canada
3
15
,
,
'icw
roaa
win
opt-u
"
milt,.
.
j.
t
.17
famous
Juliet."
died
yesterday
of
abdominal
cancer
at
the
ago
Mercury
,
"i
ia.it'
rai
ronus
-f'nect
the
new
route
of
sixty-five
years.
One
of
the
mnct
hpnntlfiil
women
of
the
.sweltering
sun,
students
and
teachers
of
the
local
high
.school
"raneell
tinrt
f?t.ewBrfc.
Okalta
1.93
Pacific
Pete
7.1)
Princess
.73
Poyal
Canadian
.IOV2
Royalite
13.25
stage
In
her
era,
she
had
re
'Pk'v
supply
plane
of
hero
last
Thurstlaj
j
congregated
at
Acropolis
Hill
for
their
first
annual
sports
day.
cently
scored
movie
success
as
a
:
S1PI
a
for
the
party,
character
actress.
rince
Rupert's
Day,
Port
Day,
Sat,
July
1
-
Harbor
Demonstrations