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Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
32.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,'
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
7,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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Talks
of
Alaska
and
Seattle
yeuberger
J
'
'
i
"
if
f
,
'
1
b
J
p
ses
His
BULLETINS
TWO
MINERS
LOSE
LIVES
Chancellor
Sees
Crisis
BIG
TRADE
SHOULD
BE
DIVIDED
UP
ajority
ir
Valera
Ixpecte'l
(ieorge
Stewart
and
T.
Tjader
Killed
in
Bralorne
Property
Britain
Not
Out
of
Economic
Woods
Yet
But
Looks
to
Marshall
Plan
VANCOUVER,
O
Two
miners
n
as
Kirc's
Minister
Amaryliss
Is
Lost
In
Q.
G.
Sound
VICTORIA
(CP)
Three
members
of
the
crew
were
drowned
early
today
when
the
fish
packer
Amaryliss
swamped
and
sank
in
heavy
seas
off
Scarlet
Point
in
Queen
Charlotte
Sound,
350
miles
north
of
here.
Two
others
were
rescued.
The
dead
are:
Capt.
D.
Huson
of
Alert
Bay.
Second
Engineer
Frederick
A.
Bates.
Cook
Jacob
A.
Olson.
Bates'
body
was
recovered.
Mate
Robert
Marshall
'
and
Chief
Engineer
John
Smith
were
rescued
by
a
fishing
vessel,
the
Bligh
Island,
which
raced
through
a
blinding
snowstorm
in
answer
to
a
distress
call.
N
;
Eaiiumn
de
Vnt
-s
Prime
Minister
for
10
IIAItMAK
A
OUTS
MF.DAL
(ST.
MORITZ
Barbara
Ann
Scott
of
Ottawa
received
her
medal
today
following
tier
smashing
victory
in
the
women's
figure
skating
chain-piiinshin
in
the
Olympic
(iamcs.
I
I
RUH
R
iAS
I.VCKtASK
V
A
N
('
O
I
V
K
R
Dr.
W.
A.
larrotlirrs,
chairman
of
the
fuel
and
petroleum
hoard,
told
the
Vaniouver
Retail
EDINBURGH.
P
Sir
Stat-;
described
as
oldtimers,
were
kill-ford
Crlpps,
Chancellor
of
the
'
ed
in
an
explosion
at
Yalakom,
Exchequer,
said
today
that
he
50
miles
north
of
Lllloet,
an
of-hopes
the
Marshall
plan
will
ficial
of
the
Bralorne
Mines
said
enable
Great
Britain
to
stop
Thursday
night.
He
said
th2
using
up
gold
reserves,
all
that
dead
were
George
Stewart
and
now
stands
between
us
and
dis-
T.
Tjader.
The
men
were
en-,
aster."
I
gaged
in
blasting
operations.
"Even
if
we.
as
I
hope,
get
aid
I
l
is
lost
Ills
pusiy
imij.-
r.rlir.incnt
but
is
expected
i,
his
job
just
the
same,
i
SEATTLE
(CP)
Richard
L.
Neuberger,
Portland
magazine
writer,
told
the
Seattle
Chamber
of
Commerce
Friday
that
he
thought
"both
Alaska
and
Seattle
would
be
better
off
if
Alaska
was
served
by
many
ports
instead
of
Just
Seattle.
The
statement
brought
response
from
Admiral
F.
A.
Zeus-
ic-ra's
Fiunna
Fall
won
out
of
147
scats
In
the
in
Wednesday's
general
j
complete
returns
show-
i
I
I
Canadian
policy,
based
on
its
belief
a
"one-world
approach
to
international
relations
could
still
succeed
changed
when
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King,
shown
above,
with
probable
successor
Rt.
Hon.
Louis
St.
Laurent,
announced
abandonment
of
that
policy
in
calling
for
a
marshalling
of
the,
forces
of
the
free
nations
to
meet
the
forces
of
Communism.
under
the
Marshall
plan,
that
j
will
not
re-establish
our
re-
serves.
It
will
helD
us.
we
lump.
'
r
unbilled
opposition,
in-
ler.
assistant
to
the
President
of
the
Ala.ska
Steamship
Co
Air
Travel
Is
Held
Up
not
to
draw
on
them
further.
U
will
give
us
time
to
carry
through
those
measures
which
are
essential
to
our
full
that
no
other
city
but
Seattle
had
ever
'
been
interested
in
parlli'A
that
had
sought
on
nuveniinent,
won
76
i
l
:iii;iiiinsi
live
seats
'will!
;
next
Tuesday
in
post-
j
I'cliuiu
at
Carluw
and
j
(Anilities
I
Greater
Social
Security
Wins
Interest
In
Ottawa
--
Johnson
giving
Alaska
the
service
it
re
Red
Tape
Plus
Departmental
I
celved.
The
future
of
the
country
now
i
I
i.
apse
Holds
ip
Local
,
Neuberger
said:
"Seattle
would
hung
in
the
balance.
Sir
Staf
Business
Man
be
better
off
with
a
large
hunk
ford
said.
Owlne
to
world
con-
i
VANCOUVER
(CP)-Considerable
intPi-esr
has
.j...nna
Fail
had
77
of
133
t
m
liie
old
Dai!
which
j
The
87-ton
Amaryliss,
owned
by
B.C.
Packers
Limited,
foundered
between
Pine
Island
and
Scarlet
Point
In
the
treacherous
been
shown
bv
federal
eovernmpnr
nt'firnnlc
5n
ditions.
there
might
be
new
dif-
j
Although
Alaskan
aircraft
of
tne
Alaska
trade
insead
of
ficulties
to
be
faced
at
any
was
standing
by
and
ready
to
j
monopolizing
the
relatively
small
moment.
;
brine
him
here,
a
Prince
RunerLi
J15O.OOO.0C0
worth
of
trade
l
i
(m
iIvmI
last
fall.
posals
by
Premier
Byron
Johnson
for
a
greater
controls
now.'
measure
oi
social
security,
it
was
indicated
today
fishing
company
executive
was
forced
to
spend
five
idle
days
at
'ln
a
m-z,ue
arucie
puo-
on
the
1'remiers
return
from
Ottawa.
Queen
Charlotte
Sound.
She
was
southbound
from
the
Princs
Rupert
district
where
she
had.
been
operating
in
connection
with
the
herring
fisheries,
hav
ER
OPEN
Ketchikan
last
week
awaitinc
lisned
ln
tne
Saturday
Evening.
Premier
Johnson
talked
with
Prime
Minister
Kintr
steamship
be-
this
week
Neuberger
sug-j
transportation
and
federal
caWnet
mini5ters
SABOTAGE
IN
KOREA
UNE
cause
of
aircraft
transport
regu-
Bsvea
uiai,
rnnce
nuperv
ouiu,
lcgarding
a
svstem
of
compul.
Merchants
Association
yesterday
that
an
increase
of
lc
per
gallon
in
the
gasoline
price
to
go
to
the
operators
of
xervice
stations
should
come
without
delay.
NAXAIMO
M'KSES
STRIKE
N.WAIMO
I'nless
thev
get
an
increase
from
M'!5
to
$150
per
month
in
salaries,
nurses
of
the
Nanaimo
General
Hospital
will
walk
out
next
Wednesday.
ETTI
It
TENSIONS
OTTAWA
Within
the
next
two
necks,
the
government
will
place
before
the
House
of
Commons
legislation
that
will
Co
lieyond
the
bounds
of
increases
in
veterans'
disability
and
war
widow
V
pensions
as
announced
by
Prime
Minister
Kig
December
5,
it
was
learned
here
today.
MORE
WAR
TRIALS
Nl
ERN'UERti
I'nited
States
prosecutors
have
opened
their
case
against
It
former
(er-man
military
leaders
in
the
twelfth
and
last
war
crimes
trial
to
be
held
here.
They
accused
Germany's
professional
soldiers
of
re-arming
for
war
even
before
Hitler.
lauuna
aixumuaieu
uv
uuurc:
;
sorv
rnntrihutorv
siinprannna-
a
base
for
Ala.sxa
trade
i
larlicr
This
Year
un
ill
of
Hi?
Convention
tion.
This
would
not
only
provide
old
age
security
but
would
cut
down
the
number
of
those
Order
Out
Militants
of
departmental
routine
at
Ottawa
to
function.
Under
the
existing
regulations,
no
Alaskan
commercial
aircraft
can
fly
to
Prince
Rupert
without
obtaining
a
permit
Believed
in
Attempt
to
Drive
I'nited
Nations
Commission
Out
of
Country
SEOUL,
Korea,
t?
Widespread
sabotage
of
rail
traffic
ing
a
load
of
herring
on
board
at
the
time.
The
vessel
formerly
belonged
to
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
and
was
acquired
a
few
years
ago
by
B.C.
Packers.
She
operated
for
some
time
out
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
members
of
the
crew
ere
well
known
In
Prince
Rupert.
now
classified'
as'
uhemp2oyabs
0.
C
Football
;pku
it
is
officially
antic
rt
tr.at
jasper
Park
Lodrf)
,
..p,-n
on
June
11."
6c-'1
1
3'
rt
S
unmervllle,
gen-
solely
because
of
their
age.
The
provincial
Premier
also
-sought
health
insurance
and
a
i
i
Drastic
Move
Made
by
Indian
Government
in
Rajputana
State
and
telegraphic
communication
;
from
the
Department
of
Trans-lines
was
reported
today.
The
in-;
port
at
Ottawa
and
formal
per-cldents
were
regarded
by
United
.
mission
from
the
customs.
l
hospital,
program
to
meet
pres-
'
ent
urgent
needs.
Football
Association
Cup
Fifth
Round
Blackpool
5,
Colchester
United
0
Fulham
1,
Everton
1
Manchester
City
0,
Preston
:al
e4
r
.(
c.N.R.
hotels,
.ho
III
iM:r
m
Winnipeg
to-'ay.
"m
a
re
opening
a
few
days
iTiltt
t:
!s
dimmer
in
order
to
4
!'
the
annual
con-
il
the
Canadian
Feed
NEW
DELHI.
0
The
Indian
i
States
authorities
as
In
the
nature
of
pressure
to
force
the
Uni-
tori
KI
Q
t
C
finm
micciMA
r
m
i
The
permit
was
applied
for
by
!
wire
on
a
Saturday
and
was
fol-
government
has
ordered
the
Korea
lt)WCd
Up
b-V
anotner
'f
e
on
North
Elld
j
Maharajah
of
Alwar
State
i
Rajputana)
and
his
Prime
Minis
Charl-
Manchester
United
2
FUNDS
TO
BE
APPROPRIATED
A
recommendation
has
been
ter,
Dr.
N.
B.
Khare,
to
leave
i
the
territory
of
the
state,
it
was
Tf
ji.ii.
,
,
,
,
,
,
,
Sunday.
A
tracer
was
sent
Handbills
circulated
through-
m
on
Monday
with
y
out
South
Korea
called
for
a
'
no
r
,y
f
j.
general
strike.
.
.
...
,.
,
,
,.
though
delivery
of
the
message
Two
notices
have
been
dehv-
confirmed
.
More
days
elaps-
crrd
to
Lt.
Gen.
John
R.
Hode.
(
H
v..,
.v.
vvifcJ'-
tn
n
prl
until
hn
ct.Q
mnr
panic
nn
Canadians
Are
Near
Victory
Have
Edge
On
Taking
Olympic
lee
Hockey
Championship
Following:
Today's
Win
'ii'is
Association
in
!
tlie
regular
tourist
Imaki
Lodge
will
open
12
with
a
Great
West
:unre
convention,"
lu
learned
today.
3
J'
Alwar
State
is
the
stronghold
!
placed
before
the
Dominion
gov-
,
of
Rashtriya
Swayamsevak
ernment
that
funds
be
Included
i
intini
United
States
occupation
com-jThursday
and
eyen
tnpn
tnere
r.
'iiimervillu
has
been
niander.
warning
of
a
three
jbingn.
Hindu
militant
organiz-
in
annual
estimates
fo
con-j
ation
banned
by
the
Indian
gov-
struction
of
an
approach
to
the
ton
Athletic
0
Middlesbrough
1,
Derby
County
2
Queen's
Park
Rangers
3,
Luton
Town
1
Southampton
3,
Swindon
Town
0
Tottenham
Hotspur
5,
Leicester
City
2
Sheffield
Wednesday
3,
Bradford
1
Westham
United
2.
Bury
0
was
no
acknowledgement
of
the
n
M
liar
visit
of
Insivctlmi
,'day
strike
to
force
the
commis
Air
Line
Pilots
ST.
MORITZ
(f
With
Goal-.
ernment
following
assassination
j
fishermen's
floats
at
Falrview
'tfOUEliil
the
west
and
ha
application,
much
less
the)
granting
of
permit.
So
the
busi-'
sion's
departure.
of
Mohandas
Gandhi.
'sited
ja.!
company
hotels.
lie
1
Association
Sued
nessman
came
home
by
lieveih.,i
il...
.
i
THE
WEATHER
3tel
4:'
be
faeed
with
another
Bay.
The
approach
will
connect
the
floats
with
the
road
built
last
summer
by
the
city.
C.
F.
P.
Faulkner,
engineer
for
the
federal
Department
of
Public
Works,
who
arrived
in
the
MIAMI
(P
-
Notice
of
a
$..)"),-(100
damage
suit
was
filed
by
National.
Airlines
against
Air
!arup;!o,,
and
)uavv
ns
,q47
Jadval,
r
res.-rv...l,m.
Synopsis
An
active
storm
moving
down
the
British
Columbia
coast
has
Vancouver
Plays
Portland
Tonight
VANCOUVER,
Cf
Vancouver
plays
Portland
tonight
and
Sunday
ln
the
professional
basketball
league.
'fM
i,lvv
,,
Mnatl
The
incident
has
been
brought
to
the
attention
of
the
transport
committee
(aviationt
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
which
will
seek
to
have
tender
Murray
Dowen
recording
his
fourth
shut-out
in
seven
games,
Canada's
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Flyers
defeated
Austria
12
to
0
today
in
a
swirling
snowstorm.
Victory
in
the
final
day
of
the
tournament
tomorrow
would
give
Canada
the
Olympic
hockey
championship.
Canadians,
with
six
victories
and
a
tie
in
seven
starts,
moved
Scottish
Cup
Second
Round
Airdrieonians
2,
Hearts
1
Alloa
Athletic
0,
Queen
of
the
'
thil
J
ti.,t
:,lr,...,U,
i
city
last
night
from
New
West-
Line
Pilots
Association
(Amerl-'
can
Federation
of
Labor
following
a
strike
which
caused
the
'
company
to
cease
operations.
brought
rain
to
the
west
coast
;
mmsteri
said
thls
morning
that
tr,.
r
1
j
K)ng
Jltill"
list
nf
om,ll...
1
"
....
w
n,,iiva
3ns
fj-
pia(.,.s
...
,,,,.
the
regulations
simplified
to
South
1
Celtic
3.
Cowdenbeath
0
0tn
file
Golf
Tournament
Ul
""u,ei
lslitna
aun"8
me
u
is
likely
that
work
on
the
pro-night.
Snow
is
now
falling
on
ject
wlll
be
begun
thls
suminer.
the
cast
coast
of
Vancouver
j
The
road
built
by
the
citf
tast
Island,
the
lower
mainland
and
smmpr
t.
a
fW.
nf
sir
nnn
runs
A
flsi'ui'e
(if
I),,.
....if
facilitate
the
movement
of
Alaskan
aircraft
into
Prince
Rupert
or
at
least
speed
up
the
response
to
application
for
into
first
place
with
Czecho
i'
m
be
the
opening
of
iree
nlv
hoh-s
which
will
tab.-.
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Slovakia
who
defeated
Switzer-
in
Central
B.C.
Cloud
cover
pre-,
from
Park
Avenue
to
tne
raU.
'e
q
thl,
p,.t,sslI,.e
f
u
Jrse
tr
ii,v
...
"4
lloli's
i.
nlv
Th..
land
7
to
1
in
a
morning
game.'""11
u
Mla,p
rop
jem-jroad
right-of-way.
a
distance
of
If
the
Fivers
win
against
peraUlre
dunnS
the
8nt
in
,
1800
feet.
However,
It
terminates
Switzerland
"tomorrow5'
and
"10St
Sub-zero
tempera-
ea.t
of
the
floats
and
offers
no
tuies
were
recorded
In
the
Root-
connection
with
them.
Czechoslovakia
defeats
the
United
StaUf
.
as
foim
indicates.'
fnapys'
dfand
C
Udy
eathehrl
The
Public
orks
department
ndH
holes
,,f
ereat
h,.v
f
I
lu
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r
rices
W--Ii1mI
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trrnnll,,
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a
piujcc
Clyde
2,
Dunfermline
Athletic
1
East
Fife
5,
St.
Johnstone
1
Hibernian
4,
Arbroath
0
Montrose
2,
Duns
0
Morton
3,
Falkirk
2
Motherwell
1,
Third
Lanark
0
Nithsdale
Wanderers
0,
Aberdeen
5
Partick
Thistle
3,
Dundee
United
3
(after
extra
timet
tie
Peterhead
1,
Dumbarton
2
Queen's
Park
8,
Deveronvale
Rangers
4,
Leith
Athletic
0
St.
Mirren
2,
East
Stirlingshire
0
Stirling-Albion
2,
Raith
Rovers
4
First
Division
Sunday
in
all
areas
with
snow
right-of-way,
a
railroad
cross-
Down
Co
mi
fig
Vancouver
Bralorne
9.90
B.
R.
Con.
.
04
B.
R.
X
09
Cariboo
Quartz
....
2.45
Dentonia
IH2
Hedlcy
Mascot
80
Minto
023:.
Pend
Oreille
2.40
At'-pir
Park
tl,n
would
be
tied
for
first
place
with
lifteen
points.
But,
under
the
rules
of
the
International
Ice
Hockey
Fed-
flurries
over
the
interior.
ing
and
about
100
feet
of
road
Forecast
paralleling
the
railroad
tracks
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Char-ion
the
harbor
side.
Intfpi;
nnrl
WnrtVi
Pnasl
Avflr.
Hiiq
nnmi.linoHn
n-li
w.U
..111
'
Harold
Gunning
of
nurier
who
has
manager
for
eration,
the
championship,
111
.
L.
.
,
,
'
,
.......
,
icast
with
showers
of
mixed
j
rain
'have
to
be
overcome
before
the
Toronto
'
Athona
09
Aumaqu'e
22
Beattie
69
Bevcourt
.53
Bobjo
.16
Buffalo
Canadian
13
Consol.
Smelters
.
.
96.50
Conwest
f
.
.90
Donalda
92
Eldona
1
12
Elder
61
Giant
Yellowknife
5.00
God's
Lake
53
Hard
rock
14
Harrlcana
07
Heva
18
Hosco
38
M.es,i.s.u,H
,
VT
durinc
HUoel
Wa
-k
in
a
,
..
the
summer
anzell
will
be
;
;
L
X
I
and
snow.
becoming
cloudy
with
goes
to
the
-team
with
the
high-
,scattered
snow
flurries
tWs
af
est
quotient
of
goals
scored,
j
ternoon.
CIoudy
Sunday
morn.
job
can
be
begun
is
to
obtain
permission
from
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
t
put
at
Miiv.n
"
aM)n.
"Am
t
in
a
crossing
over
the
railway
ing,
clearing
daring
this
after-
f
remilur
t
.
..-
ui
i.......
noon.
Winds
southeasterly
(20
right-of-way.
credit
compared
with
only
five
scored
against
her,
thus
would
Reaction
to
Drop
in
Grain
Market
Stabilization
Seen
NEW
YORK,
0
Reports
of
price
reductions
in
three
important
items
in
the
family
budgetbread,
flour
and
lard-came
today
after
a
four-day
drop
of
grain
prices.
In
the
Chicago
grain
pit,
meanwhile,
the
market
made
a
stab
at
advancing
but
with
only
minor
success.
The
stock
market
did
better,
edging
ahead
for
the
first
time
this
week.
Cotton
also
improved.
-"""1
ueen
so
heavy
we
m.p.h.i
gusty,
decreasing
to
light
When
the
road
is
completed,
!'
lil-ei.H
l
ii...
over
the
Czechs
get
the
play
.,;.,U-
U
i
V
..1
if
urtll
nriira
n
nrri-
&
f
n
'-
v
flnnta
;i'
''onventions.
This
Is
6
lor
and
15
against.1,,..
.....
,,iu
v,
k
..j
u,.
who
have
3.40
.04-i
.28
.10
.21
1.05
.48
.62
.20
.03
'ii
.02"
a
.01
li
.42
.40
3.90
G.00
Pioneer
Piymier
Border
.
Privateer
Reno
Salmon
Gold
.
...
Sheep
Creek
Taylor
Bridge
Taku
River
Vananda
Congress
Iledley
Amalg.
.
Central
Zeballos
Silbak
Premier
..
Oils
Calmont
C.
&
E.
Home
,
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Sunday,
tne
public
works
department
u
"igh
volume
at
th,.
Bolton
Wanderers
3,
Liverpool
0
Grimsby
Town
2,
Blackburn
Rovers
2
(tie)
Stoke
City
0,
Arsenal
0
(tie)
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
2.
Huddersfield
Town
1
Second
Division
Brentford
1,
West
Bromwich
Albion
0
Millwall
1,
Doncaster
Rovers
0
Plymouth
Argyle
3,
Cardiff
City
0
and
to
the
Fairview
Bay
plant
At
Port
Hardy
26
and
36,
Mas
l1"iHl
hotels
and
h,m-
Prince
Rupert
1
of
tne
Prince
Rupert
Fisher
sett
24
and
36;
"f
"
let-up,"
he
cn-
'
by
SECOND
DEATH
FROM
GASSING
Second
of
Moose
Jaw
Brothers
Dies
in
Vancouver
f
Hlllei'Vill,,
..,ii
,
.
25
and
37.
India's
New
Flag
Flies
At
Ottawa
.
vw.iuiiues
HIS
I'tward
toniuht.
men
s
co-operative.
Although
Mr.
Faulkner
would
not
say
how
much
money
had
been
recommended
for
the
work,
it
is
known
that
the
job
will
be
a
relatively
expensive
one
considering
the
distance
involved.
On
the
land
side
of
the
right-
'
.3
-'UK
BEVERAGE
Frozen
Indian
Is
Being
Flown
Out
Flnrl
OTTAWA
The
new
tricolor
VANCOUVER,
(P
The
second:
LOCAL
TIDES
I
flag
of
the
Dominion
of
India
of
two
brothers
from
Moose
Jaw
j
"
llft-'
H
is
estimated
IS
drunk
than
nnv
flying
for
the
first
time
at
sundav
Fohr.mrv
r
1043
I
Saskatchewan,
who
were
over-
Jolict
Quebec
40
Jacknife
08
Lake
Rowan
12
Lapaska
08
Little
Long
Lac
1.25
Lynx
09
'i
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.82
McKcnzic
Red
Lake
57
MacLeod
Cockshutt
....
130
Moncta
33
Negus
2'60
Noranda
48.00
Louvieourt
1-30
Pickle
Crow
2.26
Regcourt
-07
'a
San
Antonio
4-00
Senator
Rouyn
60
Sherrit
Gordon
2.40
Steep
Rock
2.15
Sturgeon
River
17
Silver
Miller
40
of-way
there
will
be
required
a
AIR
LINER
IS
i
DOWN
AT
SEA
j
-
rtrlll:
H'U
T
fit-
"
II
I
I
I
feet!
come
by
gas
hi
a
downtown
hotel
the
Indian
Enibassy
on
Welling-
High
1-06
n.7
rock.fiUi
whUe
on
the
water
!
Monday,
is
dead.
George
Jones,
i
ton
Street.
The
three
symbolic
slde
12:34
19.9
feet
a
part
of
tne
wldth
.of
tnc
aecl
20-
dicd
mora
tnan
80
hours
coIors
are
saffro"
fr
Low
6-41
8
9
feet
!
courage
road
wiu
have
to
be
mde
up
by
111
zon
after
the
mishap
occurred.
His
ana
sacruice,
wnite
tor
peace
.-.win
i,
Dinn
v,
,,..-
3.4
feet
19:12
r
fl
PRINCE
GEORGE,
CP
Aircraft
will
fly
Into
Prince
George
hospital
an
Indian
youth
who
is
suffering
from
frozen
feet
sustained
on
a
blizzard-swept
trail
when
his
father,
a
trapper,
and
brother
were
frozen
to
death.
The
dead
trapper's
wife,
Mrs.
McDonald
Egnall,
found
the
bodies
and
reported
the
tragedy
to
the
authorities.
and
truth,
and
green
for
faith,
ime.
L3ketball
and
chivalry.
MIAMI,
(f
The
United
States
Coastguard
received
a
report
today
that
un
air
liner
with
60
persons
on
board
was
down
at
sea
60
miles
east
of
Jacksonville,
Florida.
No
other
details
were
immediately
available.
,vr
vs.
Stonp'w
brother,
John,
18,
died
early
Tuesday.
A
third
member
of
the
luckless
trio,
17-year
old
Lillian
Taylor,
Vancouver,
Is
still
in
"poor
condition"
and
unconscious.
The
city
council
was
advised
in
January
by
H.
G.
Archibald.
MP.
for
Skeena,
that
the
publlo
works
department
was
considering
completing
the
work.
ONTARIO
PIONEER
The
first
wliite
man
to
visit
Lake.
Ontario
was
Etienne
Brule,
ln
1615.
'Kdwardvs.Bo-Me.Ili.
L,tch,knw.Pr.Ru,rt
SUBSIDIES
SINCE
1924
Subsidies
to
British
farmers
were
introduced
in
1924.