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Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXIX,
102.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MAY
2.
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
OIir.lES
DRUGS
Daily
Delivery
PHONE
81
M.P.
Plumps
For
District
0
Fish
Harvest
At-
This
Starts
Port
(Halibut
Ut
reason
Is
Improvement
Seen
tj
In
Prinro
Punorf
Tnrlaw
In
Trsrlt
DtUM
cu
in
I
iiiinv
iwipwn
ivuuy
in
iiauc
uaiaiitc
i
halibut
of
the
1950
season
following
the
opening
May
1
jg
operations,
was
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
today.
Two
Aers,
having
gathered
up
the
catches
of
small
boats
out
of
Dundas
and
Stephens
Islands
camps,
arrived
jital
of
63,000
pounds.
The
Rap
I,
Capt.
Elmer
Clausen,
p
pounds
for
Atlin
Fisheries
and
the
W.
R.
Lord,
Capt.
jjsievert,
31,000
pounds
for
Canadian
Fish
Si
Cold
Stores.
C.
Packers).
Some,
at
least,
of
this
fish
will
be
Immediately
in
the
fresh
state
for
the
southern
and
Markets.
CALGARY
,
Toronto
Marl-boros
last
night
captured
their
first
game
in
the
Allan
Cup
final
with
a
6-5
victory
PEMBROKE
In
an
address
on
northwest
British
Columbia
before
the
Pembroke,
Ontario,
Kl-wsmis
Club
yesterday.
Edward
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
for
Skeena,
gave
an
Interesting
outline
of
gold
mining
In
British
Columbia
with
particular
reference
to
the
Atlin
district.
Guest
speaker
of
the
club,
Mr.
Applewhaite
also
described
the
close
co-operation
and
community
Interest
between,
the
people
of
his
district
and
the
territory
of
Alaska.
Among
places
referred
to
were
Ocean
Falls
with
Its
pulp
mill,
Burns
Lake
and
Tweeds?
muir
Park,
Terrace,
Stewart,
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
and
"that
Paradise
on
earth
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands."
After
the
meeting
pamphlets
siisti
i
over
Calgary
Stampeders,
OTTAWA
Oi-Oraham
Towers,
governor
of
the
Bank
of
Canada,
yesterday
estimated
a
favorable
balance
In
Canada's
payments.
Ledgers
dropped
$270,000,000
In
1949.
The
Governor
of
the
Bank
of
Canada
noted
a
decline
in
the
overall
surplus
from
$452,000,000
In
1948
to
$180,000,000
in
1949
and
attributed
the
drop
to
a
bigger
plunge
Into
the
red
in
Canada's
trade
and
other
dealings
with
the
United
States.
.
Mr.
Towers
mado
his
analysis
of
Canada's
1949
international
financial
status
as
chairman
of
the
Foreign
Exchange
Control
Board.
,
;
.
-j
r
Vlv.v
-
-I
r
Western
Canada
champions.
Scott
Mair
banged
home
the
winning
counter,
the
game
winning
effort
coming
with
only
14
seconds
of
play
remaining.
FISH
BOAT
SEIZED
.
Sanders
-
....
1
4
Years
ittMrtJMntiifliMUinT-
-
-'
'
f
M,
y
JBMP
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
were
distributed.
iary
For
Man
Who
9m
BiHcdalc
DOUKHOBOR
TERRORISM
Thie
aged
woman
.sitting
on
the
rock
Is
bowed
with
grief
as
she
watches
the
results
of
50
years'
work
in
Canada
go
up
in
smoke.
Her
house
at
Krestova
B
C
was
set
on
fire
by
members
of
the
radical
Sons
of
Froedem
Doukhobors.
She
saved
only
the
clothes
she
is
wearing
but
will
go
along
with
other
members
of
the
fanatic
branch
of
the
Doukhobor
Nationalists
I
Alexander
Taylor
was
Seized
in
Canadian
waters
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
where
she
is
alleged
to
have
been
found
by
the
fish-eris
patrol
cruiser
Kitimaat,
Capt.
William
Earashaw,
the
Ketchikan
crabbing
vessel
Jackie
Joe
was
brought
into
Trince
Rupert
yesterday.
Pend-'."T
advice
following
a
report
to
Ottawa,
the
fisheries
depart-
Ammunition
Blast
Kills
32
religion.
.
;
-
-
(CP
Photo)
yesterday
to
four
years
Westminster
peniten-uunty
Court
Judge
W.
for
theft
from
an
em-
Pick
Up
Reds
Would
Assist
Ass'd
Boards
The
perenniaf
question
of
financial
assistance-
to
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
so
that
organization
may
have
funds
adequate
to
tarry
on
normal
functions
with
dignity
and
efficiency
came
up
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
It
was
agreed
that
the
Associated
Boards
should
be
Invited
to
submit
an
estimate
of
the
assistance
It
might
require
from
the
lndivdual
boards
and
that
the
local
Chamber
should
meet
its
quota
by
equitable
assessment
upon
Its
members.
A
proposal
that
the
Chamber
should
raise
Its
quota
by
voluntary
contribution
from
its
members
was
voted
down
in
favor
of
the
straight
assessment
proposal.
f
went
under
the
alias
PATIALA,
East
Punjab
.
---Thirty-two
persons
were
report-
Prospectus
of
Hew
Charles
Hays
Hotel
Shows
Attractive
Project
nders
when
he
admit-J9.000
from
Canadian
ment
had
no
statement
to
ea
Kluea
ana
w
injured
yester-
Laying
Off
Shop
Men
fcrs
at
Butcdule
in
1947.
makc
today
concerning
the
in-
,
day
m
an
explosion
which
wreck-cident.
ed
part
of
Pa
tiala
Fort's
eastern
s
g
the
sentence,
Judge
Kd
he
was
taking
into
The
modern
Chares
M.
Hays
Hotel
to
be
erected
here
soon
is
expected
to
cost
$4.32,000,
according
to
the
prospectus
issued
by
Charles
M.
HaM
'TAIPEI,
Formosa
ffl
Chinese
nationalists,
In
a
Red
hunt,
arrested.
1,284
persons
Sunday
on
the.'
big
Island
of
Formosa,
authorities
disclosed
today.
.'
Reports
from
east
coast
centres'
and
Pescadores
Islands
off
south
western
Formosa
are
expected
to
swell
the
number.
Most
were
detained
for
entering
Formosa
illegally
or
lacking
proper
credentials.
'
MONTREAL
&
Immediate
on
a
letter
from
the
itfe.
He
said
the
max-
wall.
Nearby
shops
in
the
heart
of
the
town
were
destroyed.
Other
people
were
believed
trapped
under
the
debris.
A
high
state
offical
said
the
explosion
.
was
layoffs
affecting
about
500
shop
t.ence
for
the
offence
Hotel
Corporation.
It
V
ill
bp
Kn
built.
n
tn
allnur
foVorkers
tn
Western
and
Centra',
itrs
and
that
the
record
i
rn
i
,t..
,
r
,
,
,
.Canada
were
announced
today
an
initial
50
and
an
additional
50
bedrooms.
All
rooms
Uy
the
Canadian
Pacific
Raii-
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Brooklyn
2,
St.
Louis
3
Only
games
scheduled.
American
League
Philadelphia,
Boston,
more
than
that
as
an
Criminal.
He
could
not
caused
by
aft
4old
ammunition
idump'accidentally
catching
fire.
(He
states
the
union
government
Post-
has
ordered
an
Immediate
in
brreetive
treatment
at
will
have
either
private
or
connecting
bath.
I
way.
At
last
night's
Prince
Rupert
r
j
Vice-president
N.
R.
Crump
Chamber
of
said
in
a
statement:
"Lower
rail
Commerce
meeting,
shares
of
no
par
value
of
wlfich
W.
A.
Armstrong
explained
the
three
quarters
have
already
trafJic
and
consequent
slacken-prospectus
of
the
proposed
hotel,
been
issued.
Financial
arange-
lnB
ln
demands
ior
equipment
tild
be
of
any
benefit.
poned.
Only
game
scheduled
king
for
himself
before
quiry.
Yellowhead
Gas
Route
Favored
V
Taylor
said
he
fully
:.e
seriousness
of
his
would
like
to
mcn-avities
sincf
he
com-r
crime.
Before
being
Red
Reaches
High
Levels
On
motion
of
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,'
ments
are
being
handled
by
Mc-Imamlenance
wl"
cause
mmor
Ij
the
secretary
was
instructed
to
GUI
Securities
(B.C.)
Ltd.,
who'reducUons
ln
staff
of
C.P.R.
re-
i
write
the
Charles
M.
Haxi
Hotel
re
offering
JT50,000
class
A
Pir
shops
throughout
the
sys-
I
'Corporation,
expressing
t
h
e"t
k
shares:"""'":
'.
;.T,Tr
'jlm-',rtn'cipar
uniffaf
fectecT
tAs
I
See
t
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
At
.
the
suggestion
of
J.
D.
Mc
pd
he
was
working
In
Rae,
M
L.A.
for
Prince
Rupert,
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
will
be
the
main
shops
in
Montreal,
Toronto,
Calgary
and
Revenue
from
the
hotel
is
ex-rpctod
to
be
$287,000,
while
the
Chamber's
approval
of
the
new
hotel
and
hope
that
the
corporation
proceed
with
construction
at
an
early
date.
nf
trust
with
Cox
&
Co.,
Ont.
His
employer
re
theatre
Is
expected
to
produce
WINNIPEO
The
Red
River
(
Commerce
last
nlghfr
passed
a
flood
crest
rolled
on
toward
.
resolution
'
to
wire
the
federal
in,
he
said,
and
en-
$18,000
net
revenue.
Officers
and
Directors
Winnipeg
today
as
the
provincial
government
immediately,
press-
ABOARD
C.N.S.
PRINCE
RUPERT:
A
.at
water
voyage,
long
or
short,
is
always
a
tonic
relaxation
for
me.
It
is
ten
years
since
I
made
the
trip
-to
Prince
Rupert
before.
This
time
the
journey
itself
has
be
n
The
building
will
include
m
with
handling
sub-ims
of
money.
His
em-
WINNERS
IN
CRAFT
CLUB
lobbv.
Dublic
snace
for
functions,
f
Officers
and
directors
of
the
o
was
in
the
restaurant
dining
room,
cafeteria,
beverage
;
company
are
as
follows:
room,
If
licensed,
and
stores.
;
President
and
Director
Olier
Plans
show
an
ultra-modern
j
Besner,
Vancouver.
I
Bobby
Gordon,
Prince
Rupert,
as
relaxing
as
ever.
The
weather
has
been
wonderful,
ZJJL
and
there
is
more
to
see.
usiness,
had
promised
sltion
after
he
had
ms
sentence
no
matter
ladies"
handbag
set
which
was
first
prize
In
the
raffle
whicn
building
with
complete
faeili-1
vice-f
resident
ana
Managing
ties.
In
addition
it
is
planned
to
Director
George
B.
Mulligan,
There
Is
time
at
Ocean
Falls,
duration.
In
addition
ling
company
under
was
bonded
would
re-
for
instance,
to
visit
the
bride
picture,
as
equals
with
others,
and
groom
who
live
in
an
apart-,
.
it
is
a
real
thrill
to
see
how
ment
looking
out
on
majestic
tne
enlightuwd
policies-
of
the
mountains.
superintendents
of
Indian
Af-
Ocean
Falls
intrigues
me
for
fairs
ln
northern
B.C.
are
net-
p
if
the
sentence
were
cabinet
gathered
to
consider
the
ing
for
the
all
Canadian
route
situation.
!
through
Yellowhead
Pass
for
the
All
along
the
rhy?r
from
the
proposed
pipe
line
from
the
International
border
at
Minne-
northern
Alberta
and
Peace
sota
to
this
city
of
300,000
It's
River
gas
fields
,U)
the
Pacific
the
same
story
one
of
higher
Coast.
"
flood
level
readings
than
expert-
After
,
considerable
discussion,
enced
In
the
serious
1948
floods.
In
which
a
few
pf
the
members
The
inexorable
rise
of
the
Red,
expressed
the
belief
that
they
which
sent
modern
records
were
not
sufficiently
Informed
tumbling
as
It
swirled
through
to
take
a
decision
on
the
matter,
a
dozen
Manitoba
centres,
the
motion
following
Mr.
Mc-brought
it
lapping
at
the
foot
,
Rae's
suggestion,
was
passed,
of
hastily
reinforced
ramparts
in
j
Mr.
McRae
strongly
advocated
St.
Boniface
and
Winnipeg
sub-
!
the
Yellowhead
Pass
route,
al-urbs.
Experts
and
city
officials
!
ready
approved
by
the
Legislat-feared
the
worst
was
yet
to
come
ure,
as
tending
to
the
develop.
Desolation
and
evacuation
are
!
ment
and
supply
of
the
whole
widespread.
!
province.
The
distance
would
be
two
years.
He
said
ho
ned
that
position
after
there
I
learn
that
when
folks
ting
resuits,
year
by
year
more
say
they
are
going
"downtown"
and
more
indian
Affairs
schools
they
mean
Vancouver
which
is
are
being
closed
and
the
Indian
served
a
term
at
Bur-
was
held
Saturday
night
in
connection
with
the
annual
Hobby
Show
by
the
Civic
Centre
Craft
Club.
Mrs.
J.
Klnslor
was
the
winner
of
the
second
prize
brief
case
and
Mrs.
Ed.
Lindeth
took
the
third
prize
wallet.
The
afghan
raffle
was
won
by
Heather
Wahl.
Winners
in
the
leathercraft
ticket
selling
contest
was
Mai'i-lvn
Farmer
who
received
a
build
a
theatre
block
with
stores
Toronto.
in
conjunction
with
the
hotel.
I
Secretary-Treasurer
and
Di-Artlsts'
sketches
show
adequate,
I
rector
James
T.
Harvey,
Prince
comfortably
furnished
bed-
Rupert.
streamlined
corridors
rooms,
DirectorTnomas
D.
Green,
and
a
spacious,
well
appointed
New
york
DavJd
-
Mulll?an
dining
room.
New
York
The
prospectus
boosts
Prlncs
solicitor
-
Russell,
Dumoulin
Rupert
and
Its
area
telling
ot
&
CompanVi
Vancouver,
the
uses
of
the
port
as
the
Head
offces
are
lmo
Cred
t
quickest
means
of
shipping
from
Foncler
Building,
Vancouver,
the
mid-western
United
State3
Bc;
ilnb
n
,rl
tho
foIM.
itentlary
Farm
for
of-
a
few
hundred
mile
south.
amitted
in
1941.
"Every-
PRINCE
RUPERT
has
changed
on
my
sentence,"
he
decidedly
for
the
better
since
1
was
there
before.
The
war
was
to
what
happens
after
;e."
B
asked
by
the
Judce
a
blessing
to
one
city
in
one
respect.
For
Rupert
fell
heir
to
The
prospectus
contains
strik-
waIlpt.
with
'2
enclosed
Verna
ties
already
developed.
It
also
A
become
of
the
money
as
line
a
Civic
Centre
building
youngsters
are
being
fitted
into
the
regular
provincial
-system.
The
federal
department
'
pays
the
province
an
agreed
fee
for
this
service
and
it
is
-working
cut
to
great
advantage
of
r.ll
concerned.
WHAT
IS
THERE
about
a
sea
voyage
that
helps
to
break,
down
the
standofflshness
of
us
queer
humans?
You
have
a
hard
job
to
get
Canadians
to
sing
together
on
goes
into
detail
about
prospects
in
Pictures
01
a
verv
attractive
Fossum
and
Sonja
Jensen,
for
for
the
area.
-
;
-building
of
five
storeys
facing
selling
the
most
afghan
tickets,
as
there
is
In
all
Canada
cer
(iien,
41-year-old
Taylor
about
the
same
as
a
soutnern
route
and
cost
of
tunneling
would
be
half.
It
was
the
only
route
ACCIDENT-FREE
invested
$0,200
in
two
ThP
cornoration
is
camtalizr-d
on
Second
Avenue
and
inviting
i
received
wallets.
tainly
as
fine
as
Nelson's
ana
therefore
far
ahead
of
any
other
city
of
similar
size
maybe
of
"
haul
fresh
vegetables'
(
United
States
to
Mon-:,c
had
no
sooner
conn
any
size.
The
place
is
a
beehive
of
by
1,000,000
shares
of
class
A
Interiors
including
spacious
din-common
stock
with
'a
par
value
ing
room
and
bedrooms,
roomy
of
$1.00,
of
which
5,010
shares
lobby
and
store
fronts.
There
have
been
issued.
In
addition
are
also
main
floor
and
room
are
1,000,000
class
B
common
floor
plans.
pess,
he
contlnupii
whon
which
Prince
Rupert
and
record
has
been
chalked
up
by
y
central
British
Columbia
could
employees
of
the
paint
and
var-
nish
plant
here
of
Canadian
be
assured
of
a
gas
supply.
The
Industries
Limited.
They
have
cost
was
estimated
at
about
$100,-completed
their
12th
conseca-
000,000,
of
which
$35,000,000
would
tive
year
without
a
single
lost-
be
for
materials
and
the
balance
time
accident.
largely
for
labor.
fareo
against
American
fs
brought
down.
It
forc-
Prince
George
Boys
Burned
PRINCE
GEORGE
Joe
New-meyer
and
Johnny
Warner,
local
"Ut
of
business
at
II
hoH
l
said.
pained
the
change
of
happy
activity.
There
are
two
eyms,
a
large
and
small
hall,
hobby
and
handicraft
rooms,
and
the
library.
It
Is
certainly
no
coincidence
that
Rupert
has
no
"hoodlum"
problem
and
no
Juvenile
delinquency
to
speak-about.
THE
LEGION
has
just
taken
over
the
wartime
Navy
Officers'
Club.
It
has
as
glorious
an
outlook
as
any
building
I
have
seen
111
nrst
tried
to
en.
Important
Communication
boys,
arc
suffering
from
burns
"ic
army
he
had
been
land
at
least
outside
church,
or
without
benefit
of
alcoholic
tongue
,
looseners.
But
on
the
first
or
second
day
out
you
will
find
them
gathering
around
the
ship's
piano,
shy
at
first,
then
more
and
more
vocal.
Northbound
we
had
a
regular
spark
plug
who
knew
:
how
t'.
explode
repressed
humans.
She
was
a
middle
aged,
phrmpish.
lady,
with
a
soft
face
and
a
really
beautiful
voice.
She
sang
"Jerusalem"
herself
Nwn
because
of
his
eves.
peel
his
name
to
try
Pw
T.W.Brown
told
the
Employment
High
Among
Veterans
S.
R.
Yates,
Department
of
Veterans
Affairs
rehabilitation
officer,
told
the
News
this
morn-Ins
that
the
employment
picture
among
district
veterans
was
rosy.
Mr.
Yates
said
he
had
visited
the
local
Unemployment
Insurance
office
and
had
been
told
there
was
no
unemployment
sny
Where,
including
Switzer
fat
the
nism's
r,...,i
land
or
our
own
Rockies;
Riddled
by
Vandals'
Bullets
Bullet
holes
in
an
overhead
telephone
line
running
across
Digby
Island
from
the
Marine
station
to
a
radio
shack
farther
inland
were
discovered
shortly
after
April
27
by
the
city
telephone
department
crew.
:
Superintendent
of
Telephones
Jack
Edwards
re
end
shock
but
their
condition
is
satisfactory.
The
burns
wea
sustained
when
they
dropped
a
match
into
a
near-empty
gasoline
drum
while
at
play
yesterday.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
V.
Joiiuston
Co
Ltd
)
Vancouver
Bayone
...
03
Bralorne"
'
8.40
B.
R.
Con
03
Ttm
rrmKtriipf
Inn
rtf
a
nnrp
raylor
was
a
menace
to
m
iat
any
curtail
-ntence
would
be
an
in-10
anv
pmni,o-
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THE
WEATHER
j
Synopsis
Cloudy
unsettled
weather
persists
over
southern
British
Columbia
this
morning
in
the
wake
ot
yesterday's
weather
system.
Some
clearing
has
taketi
place
during
the
last
twelve
hours
over
the
northern
half
cf
the
province
and
light
frost
was
reported
in
these
regions
overnight.
However
clearing
skies
are
not
expected
to
reach
tha
southern
coast
until
tomorrow
and
the
southern
interior
until
tomorow
night.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Variable
cloudiness
today
and
tonight
and
sunny
tomorrow.
A
few
showers
this
nioinin;.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Light
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy
and
Sandspit
40
and
52,
riinea
Rupert
40
and
57.
fke
him
back.
cellulose
plant
just
outside
"
''f
"l
,
,
,
sineing
Jesus
Loves
Me
and
t,
i
t
u
6
Prince
Rupert
should
prove
a1
J
.....
.
great
advantage
for
there
has
.
even,
h-ardoned
B?ld.
nners
bar-been
too
little
diversification1
njL
T
f
"
?v.
TABLE
mate,
both
north
m
there.
Too
much
of
the
district's
tttbound
including
a
prosperity
has
been
dependent'
nn
fKhirm
1
flne
uple
from
San
Diego,
M
among
tradesmen
and
that
in
unskilled
labor
veterans
were
0YMENT
AT
vealed
today
that
at
7:30
p.m.
April
27
the
ship
to
shore
Uae
went
dead.'
Operators
here
con
tions.
The
line,
runs
underwater
from
here
to
Digby
and
then
.05
VS
B.
R.
X.
tE
GEORGE
and
Mrs.
Theodore
MacCauley.
There
is,
a
new
worry
in
the
overland
across
the
Island.
tacted
Mr.
Edwards
immediately
piven
preference.
Older
veterans
receiving
War
Veterans'
Allowance
had
helped
clear
the
labor
market,
he
said.
-
Mr.
MacCauley
was
one
of
the
nnrinsr
the
last
week
in
fishing
industry
itself.
"
For
syn
E
GEORGE
Althou':h
..u.!t..4.
,
j
very
first
pioneer
aviators
ln
March,
the
telephone
superin
""employment
figures
Cariboo
Quartz
1
26
Congress
26
VJ
Hedley
Mascot
.30V2
Paeifc
Eastern
05
Pioneer
3.25
Premier
Border
03
tendent
stated,
100
feet
of
lead
At
u,HrlCt
at
nresont
His
office
while
here
is
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall.
Leaving
here
tomorrow,
will
proceed
to
the
Interior
than
they
have
been
at
hi
lur
manv
vpar
ivQ
I
Ul
c'aimants
Hst.PH
.hi.
-'employment.
r
.,
PLAN
NEW
HOSPITAL
and
the
line
was
tested
by
him
at
approximately
8
p.m.
Mr.
Edwards
said
he
found
no
response
in
the
line.
Next
morning
Arr.fv
Signals
checked
the
line
to
no
avail.
On
Friday
afternoon
the
city
telephone
crew
went
to
work
and
finally
discovered
the
damage
caused
by
vandalism.
They
are
still
repairing
the
cable
which
was
riddled
by
bullets.
This
line
carries
not
only
telephone
connections
with
Prince
Rupert
and
Digby
Island
lut
also
the
important
fisher
men's
ship
to
shore
coinmunica-
Fe
Water
than
ever.
ai
Privateer
-12'
Reeves
McDonald
.:
2.51
Reno
03
Sheep
Creek
1.15
SUbak
Premier
37
'
Taku
River
U'A
Vananda
16'2
LOCAL
TIDES
other
fish
liver
oils
are
taking
j
America.
more
and
more
of
the
market.
One
of
the
jobs
was
at
Tor-Competition
from
Japan
Is
ai-lonto
Exhibition
In
1915.
At
the
ready
a
reality
and
a
real
climax
of
the
grandstand
per-fmture
threat.
,
formance
he
dropped
"bombs"
IN
THE
PAST
few
years
our
on
an
Imitation
of
the
Germaii
own
native
Indians
have
taken,
'cruiser
"Emden."
.
an
ever
larger
part
in
the
hali-
The
actual
sinking
was
done
but
fishing
which
they
former-
j
by
a
bomb
attached
to
the
bot-ly
ignored
some
say,
even
dis-,
torn
of
ths
vessel
and
exploded
dained.
'by
an
attendant.
Thus
the
ves-
'
"
This
Is
just
one
of
many
sel
always
sank
even
when
proofs
that
the
Indians
of
Can-
j
MacCauley
missed
by
nearly
a
ada
are
more
and
more
fitting
quarter
r;'s
with
his
phoney
themselves
into
the
Canadian
bomi1
Pot
was
cut
off
the
Island
line.
It
was
chipped
into
small
chunks,
j
ready
for
use
when
discoverec"..
City
police
said
they
would
investigate
the
mysterious
cutting!
but,
to
date,
have
revealed
nothing.
'
Mir.
Edwards
is
very
concerned
about
the
two
instances
and
warns
that
police
will
deal
sternly
with
vandals.
He
sees
no
reason
for
a
chunk
of
lead-being
stolen
or
j
bullet
holes
found
In
a
cable.
'he
department
de-
GLADSTONE,
Man.
.0"
Tenders
have
been
called
for
Gladstone's
new
16-bed
hospital.
The
increase
in
number
(Standard
Time)
Wednesday,
May
3,
1950
i
The
one-storev
bulldinu
will
be
1
K?clal
t
in-
r
10
tne
lac
rure
Peoolo
Dr
i
High
1:36
14:29
Low
8:13
2d
:
14
23.5
tect
ho
Ieet
long
with
a
full-length
Oils
1
20.6
feet
corridor
dividing
kitchens
and
Anglo
Canadian
5.15
0.2
feet,
offices
at
the
front
from
wards'
A.
P.
Con
33
5.5
feet,
!
at
the
bark
of
the
building.
i
'Atlantic
192
?sant
with
,
uc,;u';s