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81
VOL.
XXXLX,
NO.
41.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
18.
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
"cabs
York
Has
Wors
agedy
iroaoj
f(
crash
a'"1
s,'ar
Aide
Norm
j
Thir
iy
Killed
As
Long
y
x.
a
-
a
re-1
,
nciir
lilirwu.iu
!
6.
-3
my
iougm
.
I
More
Power
id
Trams
Collide
a
i
xt'i
nioiy,
about
Loses
Life
In
Harbor
A
Prince
Rupert
woman
was
pronounced
deal
early
this
morning
after
her
body
was
taken
from
the
waters
or
the
Home
Oil
T....l
Mpi!
Inllnla
nilf..U
C
Ml
Slates
trans-
I
!)((.
weeks
ar.o
j
4i
board
is
urn.r.
I
Dclvina
into
coricspondenee
l.tcd.
Royal
tan-
aid
here
Scenes
of
Horror
as
Electric
Speeders
Crash
with
1000
on
Board
KOCKVILLE
CENTRE,
New
York
(CP)
A
crowded
Lonr
Island
electric
railroad
train
ran
Police
6!
and
minutes
at.
the
City
Hall
ha.s
brought
to
light
that
b'iek
In
October
1943
the
city
coun
lo
Burwash
Ml
cil
did
make
an
application
to
i(,r,iay
and
will
i
.
.
,
,
'
,
n,,-.,
,nilH
!
-wt
J
V1
i-v.
i
the
Northern
British
Columbia
I
.
,
.
,
.
,
,
,
,
.j..
.
.
i,
Pocr
co.
to
increase
the
sup-
1
through
a
red
light
on
a
makeshift
siding
last
night
piy
of
electrical
energy
in
an(
,i;mj
jnto
an
oncJming
train.
At
leatt
thirty
Prince
Rupert.
That
was
ba.k
,
...
,
.
.
1(w
in
the
war
days
and
the
ack-
persons
were
killed
and
more
than
100
persons
were
nowiedgcment
ot
the
power
in
jujm
a
t
.
electric
trains,
loaded
with
about
company
to
the
clty
s
corres-
.
,
.
.
o
i
V
.4'-Vt
,1
a
crash
about
,
rcvlyc
,
the
plane
van-
a
scar
on
a
I
Mother
of
five
children,
and
,ich
was
nut
us-(
of
W.
A.
Plllold.
140
Ninth
Avenue
West,
she
was
examined
me
is
in
the
Ken-
!
bv
Ur-
J-
A-
Macdonald,
who
pro-ihr
plane
is
be-
1
nounced
her
dead.
A
call
was
put
,rticials
to
have
'"'to
the
city
police
station
at
j
1
:.'0
a.m.
and
Constables
I,en
J
Turner
nnd
Gordon
Simons
pro-
pondence
held
that
the
eomo-
h
j)ussen.t"ers
sneareu
jengwiwihe
in
ivv
L
JL
QUITS
icoedccl
to
t
lie
seenr.
Tliey,
hi
!
turn,
cull'-d
the
inhalator
squad
land
the
doctor.
I
,
.
Motorman
Jacob
Keller,
aged
ii
t...
,!55,
of
Baldwin,
New
York,
was
JOnn
sniross
charged
with
secopd
degree
Is
Retiring
manslaughter
by
District
Attor
ney
Frank
Oulotta
who
said:
commissioner
of
British
Columbia
-jje
ran
past
a
signal."
Kiefer
Police,
will
be
retired
at
the
end
was
injured
but
not
critically,
of
this
month,
it.
is
announced.
u
wa8
metropolitan
..
New
Assistant
Commissioner
Roger.
York's
worst
railway
tragedy.
Peaehey
will
be
his
successor
and
i
crush.
Serpaming
vlctims
were
inspector
C.
Clark
of
Vancouver
;
ed
beneath
0
metal
as
tlie
will
le
tlie
new
deputy
commis-
.,
Aether
with
a
Y
PLAYER
any
had
complied
with
the
terms
of
the
1929
franchise
agreement
by
having
ninde
a
6,000
h.
p.
installation
at
Falls
River,
in
addition
to
Wood-worth
Lake.
The
company
held
further
that,
the
heavy
demand
at
that
time
was
due
to
war
Industries
and
services
and
Uiat
there
was
adequate
power
supply
here
for
normal
peacetime
anc1
commerical
requirements.
The
application
of
the
city
cuiiiAiaiicvn
KurrouiKiing
i.ic
INDONESIAN
PRESlDuNT
TAKES
PART
IN
INDIAN
CELEBRATIONS
Dr.
Sockarno,
president
of
the
Indonesian
republic,
was
an
honored
guest
of
the
Indian
K'Jvernnient
at
the
Delhi
celebrations
of
(he
inauguration
of
the
new
Indian
repu
blic.
He
was
accorded
a
rousing
reception
at
the
airport,
where
the
governor-general
and
the
priine
minLslT
Rreeted
him.
Left
to
riKht.Jvlrs.
Soe-karno.
If.
E.
Rajuopalaeharl
'
governor-general
;
Dr.
Sockarno;
Sheikh
Abdullah
'Kashmir
premier,
behind
Dr.
Soekarnoi;
Rujkuuiarl
Atnrlt
Kau
r
Indian
health
minisu
ri,
Mrs.
Lamping,
Pandit
Nehru
H.idian
prime
ininisU-ri,
and
Mr.
Lampin
g
(Dutch
ambassador
to
India,
Ivhind
Pantltt
Nehrui.
1
Funs
of
the
;
tragedy
arc
not
us
yet
known.
It
key
League
yes-
',
was
disclosed
that
three
oilier
ot
their
most
j
persons,
two
men
and
another
Hill
(Serai)
woman,
were
at
the
scene
when
rr-roach
of
the
police
arrived-
A
coroner's
lnquP.sl
H-fc.
Carsc.
35,1s
being
held
Monday,
no
longer
show
j
Deceased,
In
addition
to
her
line-up
but
will
i,u.sband.
Li
survived
by
four
sons,
:,y
to
coaching
;w.
A.
pufuld,
Jr,
city:
Tommy.
council
of
that
day
was
made
j
crash
that
con
id
be
heard
for
half
a
mile.
Doctors
amputated
arms
and
lgs
on
the
spot
to
free
some
of
tli?
Injured.
.
Kospilal
Rales
May
Be
Hiked
under
two
sections
of
the
1U2U
agreement:
Section
10
which
provided
that
th8
company
complete
a
hydro-electric
development,
ot
not
less
than
5,000
h.
p.
within
two
years
Ratepayers
Talk
Power
Aid.
Casey
and
Aid.
Pitch
1
Represent
t'ity
Settlement
VK'IOIUA
(I'
PossibUU-y
T
Build
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Into
Vancouver
('onlr;ic(
for
Completion
of
Extension
Into
I'rimc
(JeorRc
to
be
Let
This
Spring
higher
rales
in
the
government's.
I
hospital
insurance
pla
n
were
seen
I
and
thereafter
complete
further
development
until
100.-
!
Charles
and
Edward
Cleorge,
at
'hoiiie;
one
duii(;liter,
Mrs.
It.
iCIitlon.
Hartley
Bay;
and
her
parents
and
brothers
and
sisters
In
Port
Simpson,
place
of
her
blrlh.
j
Funeral
arrangements,
under
ithe
direction
of
'
B.
C.
Under-
takers
will
be
announced
follow-;
lug
the
inquest.
Is
Doubtful
pent
following
Premier
Byron
John
son's
policy
speech
in
the
LegLs-i
!
Alderman
George
Casey,
as
rep-
rc:;enUUve
of
city
council,
hi-
Does
Not
LouK
Like
End
of
Coal
Strike
Ttu
Week-Em!
Mature
yesterday.
He
warnei
Brlti.sli
-Columbians
that
they
i
iimist
underr.tand
revenues
from!
Anioni:
':'ivern-nniiniid
m
the
Id.i
v
liy
I'rein-
000
h.
p.
or
more
shall
be
available
for
private
or
commerical
use
for
the
citizens
and
industries
located
within
the
city,
such
further
development
to
lie
carried
out
from
time
to
time
as
prospects
for
the
sale
of
power
justify
and
if
tlie
munieipal
council
shall
at
any
time
reuulre
the
comoany
to
undertake
further
develop
VICTOK1A
(CP)
In
a
lengthy
speech
in
the
rorm4
the
coinmunity
Katepay-IislaU-iv
yesterday
that
covered
many
phases
of
iSu'itS
iK'S
government,
Premier
L?yron
Johnson
announced
,
city
;i
"J
mririe
amiiicaUou
to
the
(iii
:
ivll
,-evvlre
iu-rr
-Is
i.I
(
oil
-
it-he
plan
must
be
sufficient
to
WASHINGTON
PA
C.
'!V
Pres-jmeet
costs
of
the
service.
He
gave
ijent,
Truman's
lact-f
'mders
tola
-;n.
libit
nf
positjle
changes
but
him
today
that
setUoment
of
the
!
informed
clreles
consider
he
may
t
soft
coal
strik
tkis
week-end
In
Wu,k
for
mi
increase
from
hei
.
.
,
'
-
yesterday
tb,.t
the
extension
of
the
Pacific.
Ureal
Z
Hopeful
Of
Aluminum
i'.:is;lci
ii
I
mm
Siiitnniish
to
Viineouver
was
heihtr
meet,
requirements
of
here
,t.
lluut
on
premiums.
pt'e-se
IiihiI
iiro-jaiii.
niin
nore
t
o
ii.
:itl
H
Coliinibia
i
Premier
Johnson
said
it
was
'
.
"r
'
J
.
M
ment.
Section,
17
whiclv
.Hiea-
Woatcvicem
seriously
considered.
It
would
take
the
place
of
the
1troi)iied-eefi'lif!fin'vtrortrnl-
....&.r----rf;i
niTe-'eoTujiritty.
refused
the
de-
v-
:
.
.
VICTORIA
(f-farWierxviti
-
'
continent.
lliat
the
company
wiil
supply
itiimi'v'
lo
en-
.tnrv
work
looklnc
to
the
estab-
tlie
rugged
clllfs
ot
Jlowe
Sound
ed
Mine
Workers,
and
the
operators.
Chairman
DaW
L.
Cole
told
over
a
rlKht-of-vrnv
througli
West
Vanroiiver
to
North
Van-eotiver.
The
r.UhvHV
servie"
(1
dikes
in
the
.
nsiinicnl,
of
an
aluminum
Indus-imipcrly
main-I
jry
tl
u,s
province
will
be
cur-,
rifd
out.
this
year.
Premier
Byron
I
Johnson
said
yesterday.
1
1
hoped
at
all
times
the
electrical
energy
required
by
the
corporation
and
the
citizens
for
light,
heat
and
power
and
shall
meet
a
reasonable
surplus
to
meet
increased
demands.
f
Liberals
-
j
Socialism
i
would
replace
the
present
costly
i
roporters
that
he
had
assured
!
President
Trumaifi
at
they
be-jlieve
"a
good
many,
miners
are
Hope
Fading
Long
Search
Is
Expected
in.ii
mI.
.
MipiiI"s
of
a
special
ciiy
council
meeting
.'ii'Dtember
27,
l4,'i,
rivaled
that,
(luring
that
meet-inc.
It.
was
moved
by
ex-Alder-niHii
J.
S.
Blaek
and
seconded
by
ex-
Alderman
T.
If.
Sorenson
Uial
"tn
ikc-ordaiicp
-Willi
the
agree-ni"iit.
bi
lwe-n
the
city
and
the
Northern
R
r.'.
Power
Company.i
I.--
-mill'
rrmu
v.uiuuiuia
uum
hl
TO
luv.iiiihlv
considered
In
the
fn.ul
'
ACT
decision
of
tlie
Aluminum
Cor-
,
imiatlon.
A
site
near
Prince
Ru
DHruc
service.
The
Premier
.',iid
that
.sal.is-f.iclory
pui'ics
had
been
untile
with
the
ex!
en
inn
no)
111
from
Quesnel
and
llii't.
the
contract
for
the
remaining
3Ii
miles
into
Prince
George
would
be
let
this
spring.
He
indicated
that
a
new
:golng
back
to
i0A'k.
Monday,
lb
The
National
j
LONDON
-
Meanwhile
a
vte
of
miners
is
:
Libera
1
party
XighMiiB
Mie
Feb-
en
on
QT
i
ruary
23
election
in
alliance
wi
ll
u
Hie
Conseralive
party,
says
in
IU
"
day
a
W0CK
k
basis
DlU-
!
manifesto
that
"our
first-
Immed-
.late
duty
is
to
secure
the
defeat
R.C.A.F.
Crash
In
Far
North
pert,
where
a
town
of
00.UOO
would
result,
was
anticipated
by
the
Premier.
Search
for
five
missing
United
,
'
"
'''"l
v,
!
.,,
l"
l"
,u
w
v'u
i
due"
the
additional
power
now
Slates
airmen
on
rugged
Prin
n
Ifi.v
,1
Txl...i-ri
on
mi
es
south
!"'
"'
"
r"
",-
"1IUU""UI
bridge
and
lei
inmiils
v.oulil
be
;
...
.
',
,.
...lof
the
corporation
and
lis
ciU
!of
Socialism.
J
1
"This
means
open
and
holiest
1
.vloirl
H
.
""V
,,
.,
...
i,
builL
at
Prince
Georv.e
a
methodical
inch-by-ineh
study
application,
was
Jv
ed
aineod
(
I
ii'
ipal
Acl
were
j
P'l
imer
Pynm
j
ti'sMalure
ves-i.ll
perniii.
cities
.
s
to
rnier
hous-''Hh
the
D'Hiiln-:
(i.vcrnnients
a
from
the
east.,
'icctions
at
Jas-
October
15,
1!M3.
Unemployed
Are
More
Numerous
of
the
terrain.'.
Royal
Canadian
More
Drilling
On
Charlottes
The
rat
eua
vers
wanted
to
know
of
using
tim
e
of
the
Ciniuiian
National
Railway.
Mr.
Johnson
also
hoped
for
i....
..
I,..
Navy
officials
at
the
scene
terse-
co-operation
with
the
Conserva-ties,"
the
policy
statement
said.
National
Liberals
are
separated
from
regular
Liberals
which
are
This
is
no
24-ho.ir;whV
M"-
cotnpan
yhad
not
fill-
ly
warned:
me
eveinu.u
.-
-
r
"
!
operation.
We
expect
it
will
be
III"'!!
HH'
u
()H
II
'HI
IOII.
The
meeting,
attended
bv
over
opposed
equally
to
Labor
and
Conseratives.
line
low
1
v
-
,
....
arch
trlct
to
open
up
co.il.
wheat
and:'"11!!
OTTAWA,'
(?.
Unemployed
in
Canada
increased
Uv
U2.000
in
.
!35
persons,
dealt
mostly
with
the
uie
airmen
who
,,
TavcIvc
of
I'Jrs
and
twentv
DONJEK
LANDING.
Y.
T
fl.
A
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Dakota
crashed
on
a
lake
near
Snas,
215
miles
northwest
of
White-horse
and
one
of
the
It
men
cn
board
was
injured.
The
plane
was
badly
damaged.
It
was
cngaaed
on
operations
in
connection
with
Exercise
Swceibriar.
Name
of
the
injured
man
was
not
given
hi
announcement
of
the
crash
made
bv
Air
pmrrn-dore
Martin
Costcllo
of
Wimii-pr?.
The
four-man
crew
is
renurte'
I,.
l,uo
luun
r'untwli.irt
mhlla
thr
other
resources
there.
&
will
arrive
li;
'
2:35
a.m.
Sun-
paracmueu
oui
oi
uie.i
u.
.......
.
,
)a(
in
t)p
fu,
an
compuny
.eedup
B-OC
bomber
early
1
ues-,
.
uower
herc.
Kenerate
Ithe
three
weeks
ending
Febru-lary
2.
the
Labo
Department
no'uueed.
This
brinss
the
total
to
375,500.
I
-
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
Portland
4,
Vancouver
2":
day,
went
rescued
and
arc
how
j
b
i.yUro
only
and
not
VICTORIA
Much
additional
oil
drllllni'
and
investigation
will
be
done
on
the
Queen
Chir-1.
tte
Islands,
where
one
exploratory
well
1ms
been
completed.
Premier
Byron
Johnson
told
I
he
Ivlsliiture
yesterday.
Much
more
diillln:?
for
oil
will
Im-
done
hroiiglioilt
the
provin-e.
back
at
their
oome
ouse
in
Fori
with
a
(licscl
or
any
other
form.
Worth
Texas.
Demented
Bandit
Is
Being
Sought
Ot
the
six
resolutions
drafted
by
i
As
time
passes,
hop'
s
aie
i.o-j)h(
rKanlKt.io.
one
resolved
mnlry
ing.
however,
Mint,
me
iciiiaio-
fl,,.t.ilf,r
avim
V
tak(..)
7"
mm
'Sr
m-aiilhne
by
the
city
in
regards
i
.
.
.
.
Amp,
S3
Ing
alrmei)
will
be
found
alive,
lliey
might
be
wo
weaK
or
badly
to
rencwul
of
the
Northern
B.
mm
cans.
(Continued
Page
6
injured
lo
survive.
Some
of
Uiem
mlchl
have
dropped
info
the
Pieiiiier
said.
At
the
end
of
!
!
1H
!
twenty-seven
operators
were
j
applying
lor
or
holding'
5..'00.0r0
i
gas
rights
under
permits,
licence
S
acres
of
petroleum
and
natural
I
or
lea
se.
VANCOUVHl
(t.
Orders
of
"shoot
to
kill"
wire
issued
last
night
as
eon
-able
s
combed
the
eily
for
pn
aiinar-iilly
deramred
bandit
wh((
t-t,che;l
off
a
chain
of
reaelion
Uiillets
of
terror
;nr
1st
mv.)
ty
County
0
The
crack-up
cam"
as
thr
plane
came
In
for
a
landing
er
a
lake
ei"ht
miles
from
the
Al
aska
Highway.
Both
engine'
were
knocked
off.
A
Canadian
Press
clhipatch
re-
M"s-
T.
Rvsstad
Is
sailin-r
to-celved
by
the
Daily
News
today
j
'"""'
uv
-Wh
en
Chllcotin
for
i
said
-tlr.it
a
CM.
carrying
sur-
j
l'
l
),.VaiV(;;ver.
vlvors
of
-the
B3ti
crash
on
Prm
2.
lluddcrsfleld
''its
1,
Isea
2
cess
Royal
Island,
landed
safely
j
at.
Carswtil
air
base
ut
I'
ui
i
.
'
hi'
2,
Kvertou
0
Panter
Case
Adjourned
Worth.
Texas,
at
10:33
crni-rai
i
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S
U.
Jobustuu
Co
Ltd
!
yeslcrdiv
Within
an
hour
he
kidnapped
a
ivilicc
oll'ieer
fureed
a
cabbv
lo
to
a
"nice
(.pile1-bank"
"Diiiihar
St.-cet
branch
vi
Hie
Cam..'
.n
.Hank
of
C
'lll-inereei
whh'h
lie
robbed
of
about
$:!.(M,ll..t-
S'
li:-;
part
of
It.
to
the
cubby
whom
he
had
forced
to
scoop
up
the
r.
cy.
saying
"this
is
your
share."
Ktapdurd
Time
List
night.
W'
st
Itromv.k'l)
'"'!
,
Middles-
The
case
of
Kenneth
Panter,
cl.uvi-cd
wllh
ereatlilK
a
disturb-
e,i;;lle
United
I
....,.
januarv
20.
was
adjourned
Raiding
Tactics
!by
Maslslratfl
W.
I.
Vance
In
"''h-
'er
Unlled
IfH.y
1)0ire
court
this
morning
'
1
unt
il
next
Tuesday.
Ball
la
set
at
'
w
i'K'erers
1
,
$l,m
His
wife.
Harriet,
charged
...
.
.
,wllli
Intoxication
.had
her
sent-
'VIMO,,)
Hiiee
reserved
until
the
same
date.
THE.
WEATHER
Synopsis
The
weather
over
British
Columbia
'remains
mild.
Only
a
few
places
through
the
province
reported
temperatures
below
freezing
today.
'
Minimum
temperature
:
at
Vancouver
was
41,
at
Kamloops
30,
and
at
Prince
George
25.
Intermittent
rain
Is
expected
along
the
coast
over
tlie
weekend
with
cloudy
showery
condition
in
tlie
Interior.
I'wrecasl
NorHi
Coust
Region
Kaiu
to
day.
Cloudy
wit
h
showers
to-
'Hun
I'olxpur;
Defense
counsel
Tor
the
pair
is
Rod
MacLeod
while
T.
W.
Brown
Is
prosecuting.
'ntiirf
city
1
W'
"V
'
,-ll"
'
"
'
if
.
f
.
'
J-
MIH
babbbk;
m
jiiii'i-whiiW.
-
J
s
.
i
4.
3
-.-VI'.
iff
fam"-
-m..
Ctt'i
ajiM.
1
-r-i"
itrl
Are
Disapproved
TRAIL
'I"
-
Harvey
Murphy,
re-loiial
dtrect.nr
of
the
International
Union
of
Mine,
Mill
and
Smeller
Workers
M.O..
said
loday
that
I
he
'J"iled
M'f
Workers
of
America
(C.I.O.-C.C
L
1
had
expressed
disapproval
of
"raldins!
Iiidics"
or
tlie
United
.
.
r
A
!
lii-i'D
l
Hull
Cy
n
l-i'ioii
Town
1
'),
li.irv
2
i,.
ii
...
J.
K.
.lohiiMHi.
general
if
the
New
Fmrland
Fish
"
"lacKUUiu
Co.
at
Ketchikan,
and
Mrs.
joim-son
wefc
passengers
aboard
the
'"t'
!.
Weslllaoi
o.
e
.
-
-
,
Steel
woruers
...,..
,iMil;
Vancouver
Bealtlc
.r7
B.'vonne
.03
i
Bevcourt
.25
I
Bralome
9.30
Bobjo
-
X2V-
p
R
('mi
02's
Buffalo
Canadian
.
-"8
B
R
X
(10
Con.
Smelters
98.C0
Caiibuo
QuarU
l.V-'i
Conwest
109
C-opKiess
New
20
Donalda
53
1
ti
HP
v
Mascot
24
F.ldona
Pacific
Enstem
-00
Fast
Sullivan
.n
Pend
Oreille
5-4'J
Giant
Y'Knlfe
6
to
'
rinrerr
3.40
God's
Lake
32
Premier
Birder
03'2
Hardrork
M
Privateer
..
.14
Harrlcana
"S'-'-
Reno
.(I2
"
Heva
f,b-M)
erect:
l.Ul
Hosco
"'
Mt'hok
Pveinier
38
Jucknii'e
..
.
-f5
Taku
River
-.12'
Joliet
Wueboe
Vananda
U
Lake
Rowan
Salmon
Gold
Laouska
-end
v.dlcv
04
Little
Loin,'
Luc
.
U
Lynx
,r
Ao"l
i
'"rnadian
4.IK
Madsen
Red
fike
.
2.S3
Atbmtie
1.50
McKenzie
Red
Lake
Calnmnt
-53
McLeod
Coikshutt
S.M
C
&
F
7.1(1
Moneta
34
Central
l.educ
1.17
Negus
t-
Home
Oil
:
11.25
Noranda
t
69.IMI
MT-iiry
09
Louvicourt'
f
Okalta
2.05
Pickle
Crow
I-8R
Pacific
Pete
4.50
Regcourt
04
jrniice.is
37
San
Antonio
3.60
Royal
Canadian
-06!-'3
Sherrit
Ooixlon
2
"i
Royalite
9.35
stenn
Rnck
2.32
Toronto
Sturgeon
River
-21
Athmn
07V2
.
Silver
Miller
.69
Aumaque
.12
Upper
Canada
3.15
Pri
iee
George
Thursday
nism
going
throuan
to
Seattle.
Mnmhv
said
he
"aiv.ers
1.
Kb.
r.
chin.
ge
hi
temperature.
Wind
-
1
3
a
telegram
from
SUbv
Barrett.
CanadlHli
director
of
the
United
Mine
Winkers
of
America,
ex-
..iwkIii!!
his
Union
s
(iisnppi
AIR
PASSENGERS
soul.heai.ts
35
mph
this
morning,
becoming
wuthwest,
25
mph
this
alkrnoon.
Southerly
15
mph
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
and
Idylls
tomorrow
Port
Hardy.
30
and
43.
Sandsplt
32
and
45,
Prince
Rupert
35
aud
42.
of
the
tactics
of
the
S
W
A.
'"'sl:iy
3,
Brenl.-
('ovi-iiry
Ciiy
'
1-
I!i-'-iisev
li
;':
Div
h
h":
Aliiliu,
i
To
Vancouver
(today)
Art-Llnd,
R.
Rocher,
J.
S.
Robertson.
To
Sandsplt
,
(today)
K-Smith.
From
Vancouver
(Friday)
Us
t
ii,,
,VflHlk
,
i
BASKETBALL!
f'l'illierwei
i
f'.".
Aberdeen
2
PRIZE
PHOTOS
OF
1049
These
three
photos
were
judged
best
of
in
New
York.
Top:
contest
1949
in
a
current
U.S.
news-picture
"Checkered
flag
fur
Rex
Mays"
records
the
awe-inspiring
action
in
tlie
accident
in
which
the
famed
racing
driver
lust
his
life.
Above,
left:
"My
Turn"
won
first
prize
In
the
feature
division
of
the
contest
for
photographer
Bob
Doty.
Right,
"Lion
Tamer,"
by
Jack
Gould
won
second
prize
In
the
action-photo
class.
No,
the
lion
didn't
claw
the
trainer.
.
Z
niters
2
D.
J.
Brown,
A.
Chapman;
G.
R.
Sunday,
February
19.
19j0
High
2:69-
20.9
feet
(I
KalUi
Rov-rs
Martin.
20.6
feet
From
Sandsnit
(Friday)
Mr.
i
TONIGHT
8:45
Sr.
Co-ops
vs.
Brow
n
woods
t
4
9
feet
15:00
9:02
21.13
Low
W'leen
of
Soglh.lPederson.
.
WEATHER
3.7
feet