VICTORIA,
3.
C.
131
Ju.ii
31-43
yiet
Union
Is
I
Aiming
To
Become
'1'
World's
Greatest
Hydro
-
Electric
Producer
Uy
TON(
WHITNEY
i
AH'
jhc
last
month
has
seen
of
hydro-electric
power
In
the
Soviet
i
in
first
importance
for
one
of
the
newer
Industrial
areas
of
the
U.S.S.R.
A
four
power
turbine
with
a
capacity
of
55,000
kilowatts-has
been
installed
at
the
Shcherbakov
(Rybinsk)
power
station
near
Moscow.
This
is
a
further
step
in
the
realization
of
the
electric
power
of
the
Volga
which
at
Rybinskl
is
damned
back
into
one
of
the
biggest
artificial
lakes
in
the
world.
The
current
will
flow
to
the
industries
of
Moscow.
i
The
construction
of
the
Dnieper
dam
and
power
station
is
proceeding
at
full
speed.
Four
complete
turbine-generator
units
now
have
been
installed
and
put
into
operation
at
this
largest
station
In
Russia
and
Europe
which
was
so
seriously
damaged
by
the
Germans
when
they
occupied
the
Ukraine.
This
leaves
five
power
station
and
dam
on
the
Volga
River
at
the
large
city
of
Oorka
had
begun.
The
dam
will
be
11
kilometres
(about
seven
miles)
long,
and
will
produce
hundreds
of
millions
of
kilowatt
hours
of
electricity
for
the
central
Industrial
region
of
Russia
upon
Its
completion.
The
excavation
work
for
this
dam
alone
will
be
several
times
as
great
as
that
for
the
Dnieper
dam
in
the
Ukraine,
the
biggest
hydro-electric
installation
in
Europe.
Another
tremendous
new
dam
and
power
plant
are
under
construction
in
t
he
Altai
region
of
pastern
Kazakhstan.
A
Soviet
magazine
has
reported
that
"the
day
is
not
far
off"
when
the
first
hydro-turbine
of
the
plant
using
the
water-power
resources
of
the
Irtysh
river
will
give
current.
Little
information
Is
available
on
this
dam
but
it
is
clear
that
it
is
a
development
of
more
turbine-generator
units
to
be
installed
before
the
plant
has
surpassed
Its
pre-war
capacity.
It
has
been
announced
from
the
Caucasus
that
construction
work
is
progressing
rapidly
on
a
great
project
for
harnessing
the
power
of
Lake
Sevan
in
Armenia
in
a
series
of
cascades
and
hydro-electric
plants.
The
largest
hydro-electric
plant
in
this
series
is
now
being
built
and
work
is
in
an
advanced
stage
on
lengthy
tunnels
through
mountains
which
are
to
bring
the
water
to
the
turbine
blades.
These
are
only
some
of
the
more
important
of
dozens
of
hydroelectric
projects
in
the
Soviet
Union
now
in
the
process
of
being
realized.
But
they
alone
are
sufficient
to
show
that
the
U.S.S.R.
is
determined
in
the
not
distant
future
to
become
the
greatest
producer
and
consumer
of
hydro-electric
power
in
the
world.
ntly
a1i)(iiiiicod
that
the
immense
Farkhard
pow-'""ddiim
i,''"lral
Asia
was
completed
and
had
be-""curreiit.
This
Immense
development
begun
during
8'ibe
nttlo
less
than
the
largest
hydro-electric
power
no
op""1"1
in
tne
Soviet
Union.
It
will,
In
addl-l0
all
immense
area
of
500,000
hectares
(more
than
,esi
of
some
of
the
richest
cotton
land
In
the
world
ailed
nunKiy
m"--
d
that
construction
of
a
tremendous
new
announce'
,isti
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
a
vr
i
mm
wm
Blue
STAR
j
Cabs
(MIES
DRUGS
Daily
Delivery
PHONE
81
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
91.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
17,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
i
1
ICE
GEORGE
-ALASKA
RAILWAY
LINE
BEING
PROJECTED
AFTER
GOING
THRU
ICE
UP
FRANCOIS
LAKE
HOSPITALIZATION
BILL
IS
INTRODUCED
AT
VICTORIA
Basic
Family
Premium
To
Be
$33
Per
Year
List
of
Services
Provided
t
Preliminary
Work
May
Commence
This
Summer
Two
Hundred
Million
Dollars
To
Be
Spent
If
United
States
and
Canada
Finance
Defence
Extension
S
EATTLE
(CP)
Civil
Engineer
Willis
T.
BULLETINS
S'f
KIKfc
IS
AI
L
OVER
VANCOUVER
The
forty-five
day
old
strike
of
marine,
radio
and
deck
officers
on
west
coast
deep-sea
ships
is
now
officially
ended
and
vessels
which
had
been
tied
up
here
are
preparing:
to
sail.
QUEBEC
ELECTION
C.N.R.
IS
GLAD
!
TOCO-OPERATE
I
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
6.
W.
Falrweather,
vice-president
in
charge
of
research
and
development,
Canadian
National
Railways,
testified
before
the
United
States
Senate
commerce
sub-committee
on
modification
of
restrictions
against
iXfOIS
LAKH
(Spocial
to
Daily
News)
A
;
resciie
was
made
from
Francois
Lake
Thurs-inuoii
of
Isaac
K
nelson
and
Sam
John,
ran-iho
tried
to
walk
across
the
lake's
two-and-a-
miles,
drawing
a
sleigh
with
three
cases
of
in,?
through
into
water
of
about
600
feet
depth
VICTORIA
(CP)
British
Columbia's
compul-
I
sory
hospitalization
act
was
introduced
as
a
procla-j
rr.ation
measure
in
the
Legislature
yesterday
by
Hon.
George
Pearson,
minister
of
health
and
welfare.
It
Canadian
boats
serving
south-
when
about
a
mile
and
a
quarter
out.
eastern
Alaska,
testified
that
set
$33
a
year
as
the
rate
which
may
be
charged
for
MllMCTC
QUEBEC
Ontario's
election,
fixed
for
June
7,
was
taken
here
today
as
tign
of
an
early
election
in
Quebec,
possibly
in
the
railroad
would
be
glad
to
;
.ir,v
one
farm
v
irroun
Batcheller
said
yesterday
that
he
represented
an
eastern
syndicate
which
was
prepared
to
put
up
$200,000,000
for
the
building
of
a
railroad
to
Alaska.
But
he
added
that
the
United
States
and
Canadian
'
governments
first
must
provide
$375,000,000
to
ex-
-
i
tend
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
The
scheme
will
provide
pub-
I'lumjsj
VOTE
INCOME
TAX
co-operate
with
American
shippers
if
they
wished
to
stop
at
Prince
Rupert
and
pick
up
Joseph
Hugden,
Ronnie
Young
and
Hugh
Neave
were
In
the
.store
at
the
Landing
and
saw
Vc
wa,id,
operating
and
case
room
facilities,
x-ray,
laboratory,
cli.igno.stic
and
therapeutic
pro
to
(irrmans
ti
Vole
tlie
bobbing
heads
of
the
two
RUSSIA
IS
nilitilinn''
men.
They
ran
for
ropes
and
OFFICE
HERE
Between
now
and
April
30,
the
deadilne
for
the
filing
of
returns,
income
tax
payers
of
-
Russian-backed
planks
and
pushed
them
out
In
WIDENING
Railway
as
a
military
defence
measure
from
Sifton
Pass
ts
Fairbanks.
Batcheller
said
that
his
firm'
hopes
to
obtain
within
a
few
weeks
from,
the
Uniied
States
Congress
this
financial
assistance.
He
predicted
that
pre
ommunists
went
over
a
on
Ua,
lce
wnicn
iucklly
the
same
month
and
coinciding
closely.
It
is
believed
Premier
Drew
and
Premier
Ou-plessis
discussed
election
prospects
during
a
week
-
end
meeting
in
February.
ESPIONAGE
CHARGES
PRAGUE
It
was
officially
announced
today
that
the
Czechoslovak
government
has
filed
charges
of
espionage
against
the
former
general
secretary
of
the
Czech
National
Socialist
party,
two
cedures,
anaesthetics
and
approved
drugs
and
dressings.
Mr.
Pearson
said
that,
if
a
person
paying
into
the
fund
is
stricken
outside
the
province,
his
bills
will
be
paid.
The
Act
will
be
run
with
the
onus
on
the
medical
profession
oi
me
western
power.,
was
handy.
cargoes
for
Alaska.
RED
SCHOOL
I
FOUND
HERE
i
But
Not
"I.itllc
Red"
One
j
To
Teach
Children
Communism
'
MONTREAL
Police
today
studied
text
books
and
other
nth
a
direct
appeal
Prince
Runert
are
to
have
the
Tones
Down
Attacks
On
I'nited
States
and
Eases
.Up
On
War
Talk
When
ten
feet
lrom
the
men
rmaus
to
Join
their
benefit
of
departmental
experts
the
ice
was
giving
way
unde:
their
feet
so
the
three
rescuers
if
problems
arise
iD
connection
with
which
they
feel
they
desire
assistance.
In
Wrlef,
the
stepped
into
the
boat
but
it
broke
through
the
ice.
A
rope
was
thrown
to
Isaac
mho
was
pulled
Intention,
is
to
give
a
service
in
on
German
unifica-appeal
was
broadcast
Boviel-cuntrolled
Ber-3y
the
pro-communist
Pfiplc's
Council"
is
proclaimed
lis
aim
:
the
Allied
Control
,s
the
governing
body
..v.
to
see
that
hospitals
are
not
unduly
crowded.
Christian
Scientists,
Blue
Cross
mVmlwrs
.will
be
exempt,
aluo
persons
in
remote
areas
where
hospital
services
are
documents
seized
in
a
raid
la-t
FflncTe
Rupert
similar
to
that
other
mirtiiers
.of
Parliament
which
is
available
in
over
the
side
into
tne
ooat
Dut
night
on
what
tney
termed
a
the
men
did
not
know
that
the
well
organized
communist
school
two
Knclsons
had
tied
them-
for
children
of
Ukrainian
de-selves
together
with
a
ten-foot
scent
to
be
taught
about
Hie
liminary
work
would
start
'
in
midsummer
on
a
line
north
from
Prince
George.
(In
the
British
Columbia
Vjh-islature
yesterday
John
Hart,
president'
of
the
Paflc
"GreaS""
Eastern
Railway,
said
"a
ma
a
from
the
south"
had
recently
made
new
overtures
toward
the
purchase
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway.
He
said
that
he
had
told
the
man
that,
until
the
government
had
exhausted
efforts
elsewhere,
he
could
not
discuss
the
matter
with
him.
belonging
to
(he
party
and
51
others
including
high-ranking
army
and
police
officials.
The
National
Socialist
party
was
headed
by
President
Benes
The
experts
arrived
this
morn
There
will
be
an
advisoiy
rope
and,
as
they
pulled
Knel-
in
Russia.
b
u
i
1
d
1
n
g
i
inS
y
alr
from
Vancouver
m
council
and
a
fund
will
be
set
up
towards
the
1
the
Persons
of
Assessors
Ken-
18
ARE
X
MONEY
provision
of
extra
hospital
accommodation
which
It
Is
conceded
will
be
needed.
MOSCOW
A5)
The
Russian
press
has
toned
down
its
attacks
on
the
United
States
and
Great
Britain:'
;--
.-.,V
There
has
been
nothing
official
on
this
but
foreign
political
observers
in
a
number
u
Moscow
missions
nave
noticed
a
change
In
the
tone
of
the
press.
The
Literary.
Zazette,
sharpest
critic
of
the
West,
has
be-j
come
much
milder
in
the
past
month.
!
(The
Gazette
once
compared
President
Truman
to
Adolf
Hitler).
There
is
a
decided
lack
of
war
talk
in
Russian
newspapers.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtesy
S.
D
Johnston
Cn.
I.Kt.
Vancouver
.
EDMONTON
GRAIN
FIKK
EDMONTON
A
$100,000
blaze
early
yesterday
gutted
the
I'nited
Grain
Growers
"South
Side"
feed
plant,
destroying
valuable
machinery
and
much
of
30,000
bushels
of
stored
grain.
son
in,
dragged
the
son,
John,
Police
said
the
school
wus
down.
The
rope
was
cut
from
sponsored
by
the
United
Ukran-Knelson
and
John
dragged
into
lan
Canadian
Association,
the
boat
but
the
boat
was
too
Later
the
police
raided
a
hall,
small
for
so
much
weight
and
seizing
stacks
of
communist
the
water
came
over
the
top.
literature
and
propaganda
Hugh
Neave
tried
to
get
out
onto
which
had
come
direct
from
the
ice
but
it
broke
and
he
fell
Russia.
'
in
and
held
onto
the
side
of
the(
boat.
Planks
were
laid
from
the,
LOCAL
TIDES
nem
iecKie
ana
i
nomas
neaiy
who
have
already
set
themselves
up
In
part
of
the
Unemployment
Insurance
Commission
offices
where
they
will
now
be
available
for
the
reciving
of
returns
and
payments
as
well
as
to
give
tax
information
to
facilitate
the
filing
of
returns.
A
J-
Increased
Canu-
and
freight
traffic
v
TiansCanada
Air-
U.N.
CALLS
FOR
TRUCE
$1,761,000
deficit
on
mean
continental
op
ine
annual
report,
WIN
CHAMPIONSHIP
MINNEAPOLIS
With
Doug
.Maher
scoring
the
winning
goal
with
28
seconds
of
play,
Houston.
Thursday
night
defeated
Minneapolis
four
to
three
to
win
the
United
Slates
Hockey
League
championship
three
games
to
two.
I
Sunday,
April
18,
1948
.High
8:48
17.7
feet
uuhi,
uu
wie
iue
uuu
an
managed
to
get
to
firmer
ice
one
after
the
other.
tie
Huu.sc
of
Common.;,
ON
EVE
OF
ELECTION
today.
Mr.
Lcckie
and
Mr.
Healy
expressed
hope
to
the
Daily
News
this
morning
that
local
people
would
take
full
advantage
of
their
availability
here.
I
22:02
17.7
feet
sleigh
Low
'
2:39
9.9
feet
I
15:30
5.2
feet
"aria
Atlantic
.service,
The
boat,
beer-
and
floated
out
In
the
lake.
W
a
surplus
of
$136,-1
"iRlU
to
and
from
NEW
YORK
O-
The
United
'
,
Nations
Scurity
Council
early
today
ordered
a
truce
In
Palestine,
the
terms
being
the
same
as
tHose
previously
rejected
by
both
Jews
and
Arabs.
There
wa3
no
indication,'
however,
that
either
faction
would
abide
by
it.
tain,
ws
suffered
in
spite
Momentous
Polling
In
Italy
To
Start
Tomorrow
ROME
-On
the
eve
of
the
momentous
general
election
in
which
voting
starts
tomorrow,
Prince
1
percent
increase
in
Rupert
Wins
Senior
Hoop
i
.
,
Title
Russia
and
the
Ukraine
ab
Bralorne
7.55
B.
R.
Con
02'i
B.
R.
X
OS
Caribob
Quartz
1.20
Dentonia
02
Grull
Wihksne
04
Hedley
Mascot
52
Minto
01
'i
lr:ilfic
and
thirty-t!"
jump
in
volume
nd
other
costs
were
up.
stained
when
an
11
member
council
ended
a
5'2-hour
debate
at
Lake
Success
with
a
9
to
0
vote.
E
WEATHER
ISLAND
LOGGER
IS
KILLED
BY
FLYING
SNAG
oecona
oame
ocore
48
to
37;
All
Out
Reception
Is
Planned
Italy
has
assumed
some
of
the
aspects
of
an
armed
camp
as
the
government
has
mustered
special
military
and
police
forces
to
guard
against
any
possible
communist
coup.
Interior
Minister
Mario
Scel-ga's
security
forces
arc
watchful
last,
as
constantly
rumored,
last
minute
communist
moves
materialize,
especially
In
the
leftist
north.
Srelba
helrl
mil
the
threat
to-
Synopsis
wry
cundi
I
ions
are
10
Persist
in
several
I
TRAIN
WRECK
IN
ENGLAND
CREWS,
Cheshire,
England
B
At
least
twenty
-two
persons
were
killed
and
28
injured
as
a
result
of
a
train
crash
early
today
on
a
main
London-Scotland
line
when
a
mail
train
from
Aberdeen
ran
ito
the
rear
of
a
if
the
province
today.
A
Saskatchewan
man,
whose
wmtss
is
pxnrtert
t.rw
Pend
Oreille
3.85
Pioneer
2.90
Premier
Border
03
'2
Privateer
-.
20
Reeves
McDonald
1.60
Reno
'.
08
'2
Salmon
Gold
18
Sheep-Creek
1.05
Taylor
Bridge
40
Taku
River
54
Vananda
15'a
Congress
02
Pacific
Eastern
05
,wie
day
will
be
mast-
cousin
resides
at
Terrace,
was
killed
in
a
logging
accident
at
Led
by
the
mayor
whose
enthusiasm
and
appreciation
appears
to
be
matched
by
that
of
all
citizens,
Prince
Rupert
today
planned
an
"all
out"
welcome
Morgan's
camp,
Cumshewa
In
ar'd
mild.
Forecast
""Pert.
Our.
rh.,.
Glasgow-London
passenger
ex-jfor
jhe
conquering
local
basketball
heroes
who
are
let,
on
Tuesday.
His
body
was
day
to
suspend
lhc
ratcful
el-brought
to
the
city
Thursday
.,,,,
,.
,lhprtv
of
the
vote
press
near
the
village
of
Winds-
3
wth
Coa.st-rii.,i
night
on
the
Coquitlam
and
will
should
te
compromliiCd."
due
home
Morylay
afternoon
ou
the
Princess
Adelaide
from
Port
Alberni
where
they
captured
the
";'trf'l
.showers
todav.
L'We
chanpn
in
he1
V8
mak'
Killed
by
a
flying
snag
as
,Pollw;
r
vailed
among
the
Port
Alberni
neaiey
Amaig
ua'2
ARE
MEETING
FOR
RECOVERY
Conference
of
Marshall
Plan
Beneficiaries
At
Oarls
PARIS
W
Western
Europe
yesterday
bound
itself
to
stand
united
in
order
to
avoid
falliiiK
divided
into
deeper
poverty
and
war.
It
did
so
in
a
3,000-word
charter
signed
In
Paris.
The
charter
created
the
"European
Organization
of
Economic
Cooperation,"
designed
to
assure
efficient
use
of
more
than
$5,-000.000,000
which
the
United
States
has
pledged
in
the
European
recovery
program
charter
signed
at
a
meeting
of
representatives
of
sixteen
Marshall
plan
countries
and
occupied
western
Germany.
Among
the
delegates
were
many
,
foreign
ministers.
ln-
Lows
tonisrhr.
nnH
British
Columbia
Senior
"B"
championship
last
night.
They
Spud
Valley
13
was
bucking
sawlogs
in
the
'
ul
DL
V
.
nhy-AL
P,.t
u
uenirai
eDanos
uua
woods
was
Henry
Emde,
of
j'ord.
The
dead
Include
at
least
nine
men,
ten
women
and
two
babies.
Survivors
said
a
passenger
had
stopped
the
express
by
pulling
an
emergency
cord.
The
crew
was
investigating
and
placing
warning
detonators
when
the
crash
occurred.
Massctt
35
.,a
a
Silbak
Premier
33
are
,turnlng
out
the
band
and
expectation
Is
that
citizens
hi
Jptrt
35
and
48.
fans
'
in
their
enthusiasm
as
the
championship
cup
was
presented
to
Angus
MacPhce
hy
Harry
Chapman,
secretary
of
the
British
Columbia
Basketball
Association.
Beynon
and
Dominato
were
tions
to
demonstrats
they
are
ready
to
keep
order.
As
Italy
wound
up
the
final
hours
of
the
crucial
Parliamentary
campaign,
communists
scrambled
to
regain
lost
support.
Campaigning
ended
at
mid-ninht
last
niaht
and
the
voting
large
number
will
be
on
hand
to
cheer
as
the
boys
come
homo.
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Asso
Oils
Calinont
51
C.
&
E
5.25
Home
.".
7.50
White
Fox,
Saskatchewan.
His
skull
was
fractured
as
he
tried
to
step
clear
of
the
hurtling
piece
of
wood.
His
cousin,
Ralph
Emde,
was
working
at
the
same
camp
at
the
time.
He
accompanied
the
"sh
Ltlim....
banished
for
personal
fouls
as
118
Province
ciation
dinner
welcome
and
a
big
dance
In
the
evening
at
the
Civic
Centre
whan
4he
officials
well
as
one
Alberni
player.
Don
Fitch,
about
whose
appearance
body
here.
starts
Sunday
morning
at
8
NON-CONFIDENCE
Deceased
is
survived
by
his
welcome
and
felicitations
will
take
place
are
on
the
program.
parents
and
a
brother
at
White
o'clock
TALK
NEXT
WEEK
i,h
Support
of
Columbia
Legisia-to
abolish
capi-fe'U
be
soult
winch
C.C.P.-Bur-
Betting
odds
have
dropped
to
The
meeting
was
called
to
order
by
Foreign
Secretary
Ernest
Bevin
of
Great
Britain.
CANUCKS
TAKE
CHAMPIONSHIP
VANCOUVER
fl
-
Vancouver
Canucks
last
night
captured
the
Pacific,
Coast
Hockey
League
championship.
By
defeating
the
San
Diego
Sky
Hawks
four
games
to
one
they
took
the
best
A
seven
series
four
games
to
one.
Bsrnie
Bathgate,
Canucks'
centre,
topped
the
scoring
with
two
there
had
been
some
doubt,
olayed
after
all.
Scoring
:
Prince
Rupert
Lindsay
12,
Davis
7,
Holkestad,
Morgan
6,
MacPhee
5.
R.
Holkestad
8,
Beynon
2,
Forman
6,
Dominato
2,
Filch
0..
,
It
was
a
touch
and
go
series
and
the
Prince
Rupert
boys
evidently
made
a
fine
impression
on
the
Alberni
fans.
RuM'it
had
72
shots
and
made
18
good.
Alberni
had
89
shots
Fox,
Saskatchewan.
He
was
unmarried
and
had
worked
at
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
camp
for
the
last
five
months.
ONTARIO
10
VOTE
IIINF
7
five
to
1
against
the
con'imu-
OTTAWA
Protracted
de-nlsls
winning.
bate
on
the
freight
rates
Issue
The
election
tomorrow
and
has
been
delayed
until
next
Monday
will
test
whether
Italy
week.
Opposition
motions
of
is
to
line
up
with
Russia
or
the
non-confidence
in
the
govern-West.
ment
are
coining
up.
Fifteen
he
Popular
Front,
led
by
i
speakers
participated
in
the
de-eommunists,
has
striven
to
oust
bate
yesterday
but
ther
are
still
the
moderate
coalition
govern
J
about
ten
to
be
hearofrom.
the
death
for
The
locals
capture
the
title
two
games
straight
and
by
an
aggregate
margin
of
eighteen
points.
They
took
the
second
game
last
night
by
a
score
of
48
to
37
after
having
won
the
opener
Thursday
night
62
to
55.
The
Important
thing
is
that
it
is
the
first
time
that
Prince
Rupert
has
ever
had
a
senior
championship
basketball
team.
The
total
series
count
was
110
to
92
for
Prince
Rupert.
nillrrir,..
,.
,
FOUNDED
BY
PIONEERS
Winnipeg,
at
the
junction
of
the
Red
and
Assinboine
rivers,
was
founded
as
Selkirk's
colony
by
Lord
Selkirk
in
1812.
hi.
'"'
n8-
goals
and
one
assist.
uieni
under
the
Christian
Dcmo-
TORONTO
Kt)
The
Evening
crats.
Telegram
said
yesterday
that
it
Public
security
forces
are
had
learned
there
would
be
a
'
variously
announced
and
bc-
and
made
12
pay.
Rupert
shot
18
penalties
and
made
10
while
Alberni
scored
on
11
out
of
29.
ILDAMCE
P.
R.
FISHERMEN'S
CO-OR
GENERAL
MEMBERSHIP
MEETING
ODDFELLOWS'
HALL,
2
P.M.,
SUNDAY,
APRIL
19
provinciai
election
in
Ontario
,
tween
3(K),ouo
ana
uu,uuu.
t
"A
huge
crowd
was
at
the
game
and
the
cheering
was
deafening,"
Herbie
Morgan
advised
the
Daily
News
today.
Rood
sportsmanship
pre-
There
was
guarded
election
eve
peace
ovr
the
country
ll:CEXTBC!.Rupcrt'
victorious
B.C.
All-Stars
ine
Doys
are
in
Vancouver
next
June
7.
Later
there
was
an
today
and
will
be
sailing
from
official
announcement
from
the
there
for
home
tonight.
government.
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'
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10
P.M.
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50c
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