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at
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Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
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VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
08.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C.
MONDAY.
MARfiH
5n
lain
.
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pown
ittve
rvKTSi
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8
Gives
n-u
o
dTo
Dentin
Dim
Interior
Vi
ence
Tell
Court
of
few
5
Sholg""
Attack
or
the
v's
session
Mike
waring
of
....
..ii,,,..tr.rl
Would
Make
Road
Repair
'Hopes
Are
Raised
-
i
Landing
On
Local
Pioneer
Dies
Suddenly
Lpd
Willi
aiK'"l'"-
Kispiox
Tragedy
Native
Town
Has
Tragedy
John
Eklund,
77
year
old
Community
Ratepayers
Discuss
Various
.Mailer
al
Meeting
Mainland
lft
Oscar
uumap
March
1
,t
how
on
,u.y
4:30
p.m.
lie,
gayjclUT
and
Ern-dll)!C(
outside
the
jindrowcil
towards
fxt
y
.
if
y
&
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i
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V
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V
3
BUDGET
NEXT
WEEK
pioneer
of
'
this
district
as
found
dead
in
his
cabin
at
the
Fisherman's
Floats
east
of
the
Residents
of
Rushbrook
Heights
A
two
year
old
..native
5
p.
m
boy
was
burned
to
uea.n
Charles
TTVirlav
in
a
fi
dry
dock
shortly
after
Sunday
by
his
friend
are
to
be
canvassed
to
sign
a
pe-
.
TAIPEI
9
Capture
of
'the
tition
regarding
the
road
situa-
mainland
tow.i
of
Sungmeh.
tion
in
that
area,
It
was
decided
209
mi.Ics
8011111
of
Shanghai,
in
at
a
meeting
of
the
Community
a
commando-type'
operation
has
hcre
Mike
I!o.i"
tne
raised
Nationalist
hopes'
for
.
I
thi.
"
OTTAWA
Finance
Minister
Douglas
Abbott
announced
today
that
be
expects
to
bring
down
his
'
budget
al
8
p.m.'
(Eastern
Standard
Time)
Tuesday,
March
28.
The
finance
minister
said
that,
barring
unforeseen
events,
lie
will
ask
for
unanimous
consent
of
members
to
start
the
speech
al
that
time.
Ratepayers'
Association
in
Civic
Centre
last
week.
EaitKaen
ana
two
cumpanions
,
.
,
,
.
tv-
i
Prior
to
5
o'clock,
Ericksen
had
completely
destroyed;
hlH
been
visiting
tha
deceased
and
home
at
the
Ki.SpioX
In
thought
thai
he
was
dying.
He
dj
reserve
near
Hazd-
lmmediately
ljft
the
dwelling
in
..
.
,
rearch
of
Bart
HJdslrom.
anoth-
ton,
B.C.
police
reported
The
lime.
Mr.
and
Mr.
on
the
Communist
coast.
'y,
:.
(
petition
request
repairs
to
roads
Mr.
and
Mis.
J;,t-
ait
then
usual
er
friend.
N'Jt
being
able
to
lo-
Saturday,
be
carried
out
by
Uic
city
or
priv-
K
'T
01
ounemen
wcones-ate
not
rcpresent
thc
eUb-.
contractors
at
the
Associa-'
?,a
f
lnvaSlott
beach-,
lion's
expense.
The
petition
had
"
j
been
held
up
for
the
past
four
rt
L
raIV;
w'L
thJ
alor
engage
in
a
tau;
masirom,
nc
coiuaziea
two
All
witnesses,
ln-
tcstificd
that
normal
self.
No
Hiuuiuo
uuv
nas
iinaiiv
uiuuuiu
.
Mil
,mo
lt
capital
that
the
ill
feeimgs
pene-
landing
party
was
prepared
to
withdraw
any
time
superior
forces
showed.
-
'
.
.
.
mal
acting
group.
v'-
'
'v
VJ
4
Daughter
of
Mrs.
CJiiiiitiiia
Green,
she
and
her
mother
shared
the
dwelling
with
.
the
Magnus
Johnson
family,
Police
at
Hav.elton
report
that-
on
two
previous
occasions,
Johnson's
'13-year
old
daugiitcr
Lillian
had
attempted
to
set
fire
to
tlie
dwelling
-
-
.
On
Friday
she
was
left
in
Wh
house
with
the
youngster.
.
V-'
other
persons.
Upon
arrival
at
the
cabin,
Mr:
iilund
was
found
dead.
Police
and
Coroner
M.
M.
Stephens
were
notified
and
an
inquiry
was
held
at
the
Sheriff's
office
this
afternoon.
Cause
oi
death
was
found
natural
and
due
to
coronary
thrombosis,
the
coroner
reported.
I
Mr.
Eklund
had
lived
in
this
ceased
al
approxi-
m
into
the
light
at
the
meeting,
meeting.
R.
D.
Clcland,
member
of
the
I
.T.A.,
attended
the
meeting
and
requested
support
by
the
Association
in
establishment
of
a
kindcr-'garten
program.
Mr.
,
Clcland
had
not
sufliclcnt
Information
with
him
but
would
compile
all
p.m..
the
witncssi
Ving
Tip
Of
itr,
who
hud
been
'X?
v2.i
,
'
BELGIANS
STRIKE
BRUSSELS
Belgians,
opposed
to
the
return
of
King
Leopold
III
to
the
throne,
began
a
round
of
work
stoppages
today,
calling
out
30,000
mr.-i
to
underscore
determined
Socialist
opposition
to
pro-Leopold
forces.
Tramway
and
foundry
workers
walked
off
their
jobs
j
In
widely
scattered
parts
of
the
country
but
the
hardest
hit
city
was
Antwerp
where
128
ships
were
immobilized.
Then
entire
administrative
staff
of
the
port,
Including
126
pilots,
joined
with
time
before,
pro-
B-36
Sighted!
;
is
wife
and
Musto
cabin
on
an
ad-
Musto
rowed
Mrs.
VANCOUVER
A
Royal
Cana-I
.
the
dwelling
while
IMPOSES
ON
MAMA'S
OOOD
NATURE
Pride
of
the
London
zoo
is
the
newly
arrived
polar
bear
cub.
"Brumas."
A
lively
little
fellow
and
apple
of
his
mother's
eye,
Brumas
spends
a
good
part
of
his
time
annoying
Mama
Ivy
by
nipping
at
her
hide.
Mama
doesn't
get
her
customary
afternoon
nape,
but
she
doesn't
seem
to
care.
dian
Air
Force
plane
and
a
sal-
'
i
The
coroner
at
Hazelton
i.
n
contact
with
the
Attorney-Ore-
eral
in
Victoria
to
obtain
permission
for
an
inquest.
The
body
of
the
Infant
has
not
been
located.
district
since
1914,
the
most
of
the
time
spent,
in
this
city.
A
logger
by
trade,
he
was
also
employed
as
a
rock
man
by
the
city
i
during
the
early
days-of
con
aiong
a
connecting
blankets.
vage
launch
are
.searchUlg
off
,
the
northern
.
tip
of
Vancouver
Island
following
:
report
;
of
.
al
'
freighter
that
an
alrplalie
wing
t.Vb
had
Wn
a!cKt1
9fY
ml!at
jie
trio
foruot.
two
struction.
He
also
worked
in
Al
necessary
data.
He
stated
that
during
last
year,
180
childrew
were
eligible
for
the
pre-scliool
'
classes
and
more
will
be
available
this
year.
Ratepayers
were
of
the
opinion
that
a
kindergarten
'operated
by
the
school
board
would
be
better
than
the
present
set-up.
They
believed
regular
school
teachers
were
favorable,
j
Aid.
Wilfrid
McLean,
representing
city
council,
took
an
act
11,000
dock
a.)!
shipyard
workers
in
a
24-hour
strike.
Queen
Mary
Chapter-
aska,
j
,
Bom
in
northern
Sweden,
he
came
to
Canada
in
1908
and
later
journeyed
to
the
west
coast
An
old
age
pensioner,
he
had
been
retired
since
1941.
For
the
:
cookliou.se,
where
alien
piace.
Iherc-.roeerded
to
follow
1
stepped
outside,
in
on
me,"
said
north
of
Cape
Scott
in
Queen
Charlotte
Sound.
It
might
have
been
from
the
B38"
bomber
Applewhaite
On
Warehouse
Deal
SusHcsts
Chamber
of
Commerce
Sec
Madsen
Regarding
Future
Use
Furnishing
Adjudicator
Is
Talented
Drama
adjudicator
at
this
week's
Music
and
Dnuna
Fcstl-i
al
will
be
James
McGralh.
According
to
word
received
by
dittlied
February
13,
-off;-,th.e
British
Columbia
coasi...
twelve
I
men
parachuting
safely
to
earth.
Hew
Ward
(
past
two
years,
nc
had
been
a
Dunlap
said
'
Don't
ive
part
In
discussions
and
presented
valuable
information
to
member
of
the
Valhalla
Lodge.
The
victim
said
a
"TARZAN"
CREATOR
DIES
ENCINO,
Cal.-
Edgar
Rice
Burroughs,
aged
74,
creator
of
the
fictional
Tarzan,
died
at
his
home
yesterday.
His
death
resulted
from
a
heart
attack.
Proline
writer
of
"Tarzan
of
the
Apes,'
he
was
rated
as
a
multi-millionaire
of
royalties
including
the
moving
pictures.
and
five
others
still
being
miss-1
He
was
single.
.
I
Queen
Mary
Chapter.
Imperial
lamp
from
the
ingr.
Inquiries
instituted
by
wire
members..
Funeral
arranetemcnts.
under1
Odrer,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
dow
radiated
the
;
Canon
Basil
S.
Procktcr,
prcsl-
late
last
week
by
the
Prince
Ru-
:
In
rceard
to
the
city's
nre.wnt
Ro
'ili'S
rrawvill
Sl.s&u;uuiuil,
couid
sec
pert
Chamber
of
Commerce
in
buildine
building
bviaw.
bylaw,
he
he
explained
a
the
direction
of
B.
C.
Under-jis
now
concentrating
all
its
takers,
will
De
announced
later,
forts
on
the
fuunishinsr
of
a
,
private
ward
In
the
Prince.
R'J-
v."'
r""Miu,.M"'
V
:.--.vw.-r-v-w
the
Department
of
Education
I
trigger.
He
said
he
eccived
the
pellets
oulder.
was
unable
to
send
Mrs
John-1
tt
w
upuai
ui
me
Amen-
person
can
construct,
any
type
of
son
anain
this
year
and
arrani-1
can-built
warehouse
on
the
local
building
in
the
city
without
much
'
Dert
General
Hot,
-1.
TIj-
Kfl.l.S
TWIN
KIKTFJl
,
-
,
FRESNO,
CalU-A
li-Vear-oiilT'
Shoots
Vife,
Child,
Self
jCh1rpj'l
V!!riS-
'
"
"
-I
ing
lasC
week-
at
......
Mrs.
D.
Orchard
Meiwi.
L
e
t
.
f
Apartment,
with
the
recent
Mrs.
J.
Stewart,
in
M
chai.
girl,
yielding
to
long-smoulder-
j
,
wile
tolled
oil
the
imped
but
slipped
a
by
the
le-.s.
He
i
d
fur
Mr.
McOratb
to
replace1
'roni,,
oemoiiuon
or
winch
opposition.
Further
discussions
in
l.(r.
'
'
'
-'l
wa
to
be
commenced
today
by
its'
reference
"
tb-ronlng
"
and
'tha
Mr.
MoGrath
is
a
former
pro-1
purchaser,
Soren
Mudscn
of
Ed-
building
bylaw
will
take
place
fcsslonal
actor
and
director,
nionton,
have
brought
a
reply
at
the
next
general
meeting
After
many
years
on
thcstage
from
E.
T.
Applewhaitc,
M
P.
for
Meanwhile
more
information
Will
in
England
and
India
he
camo
'Skecna,
to
the
effect
that,
when
be
gathered.
.
to
Canada
with
the
McLeod
not
owning
the
land,
War
Assets
H
was
decided
that
the
harbor
Rt"ixrtory
Players
and
contin-
procedure
is
always
to
sell
out-
facilities
committee
.should
ap-ued
with
the
company
until;
riht
on
restoration
of
site
basis
proach
owners
of
property
on
the
RODNEY.
Out.
P
Lewis
Su-.
The-
chanter
deckfwf
'to
lak'r
ing
hatred,
calmly
killed
her
.sleeping
twin
sister
yesterday.
Sally
Richard
was
killed
by
a
12-calbre
rifle
slug
into
the
brain
as
siie
iay
sleeping
about
3
a.m.
'
She
defiantly
confessed
to
an
assistant
district
so
jumped
over-led
that
Rozin
had
onto
the
edge
ol"
Ectiy
at
him.
,
negi,
tobacco
farmer,
shot
andjemt
membership
in
ihc
Pnm
a
jkilied
his
wife
and
son
on
theiri
Rupert
Mtisjc
and
Diana
Ff.ti-:
farm
today
and
then
drove
to'
Vr1
and
Mrs.
J.
Stewart
was
up
town
where
he
shot
and
killed
noin
ted
rcoreenta!ivc.
:-t
"Jy-
wr
the
head
with
Mrs'
D.
Orchard
Mcio
was
appointed
representative
tt
tut?
Women's
Co-ordination.
Council.
himself
in
front
of
the
Town
Hall.
Sunegi's
farm
is
about
one
mile
from
this
community,
about
35
miles
west
of
St.
Dunlap.
as
only
the
owner
of
the
land;
waterfront
and
ask
them
to
pro-can
make
further
agreements
for'
vide
proper
ladders
and
lighting
its
uxc.
along;
the,
docks.
Present
ladders
(Canadian
National
Railways
arc
old
and
dangerous,
members
arc
the
owners
of
the
laiid
in
this
agreed,
and
repairs
or
newer
fac-
warn
for
about
30
ie
float
where
he
t
and
taken
to
the
their
return
to
England
several
years
later.
Mr.
MoGrath
both
sings
and
recites
and
the
Festival
committee
hopes
that
there
will
be
opportunities
to
make
use
of
his
talents
during
the
Festival
sessions.
Stanley
Bligh,
music
and
drama
editor
of
the
Vancouver
Pun
is
here
to
act
as
adjudicator
for
all
music
classes.
Mr.
L.Ht'h
is
no
stranger
here
for
ho
Arrangements
were
toucjudpU
for
the
annual
Daffodil
Tea
to
be
held
on
Easier
Monday
More
food
parcels
are
to
Iij
sent
overseas
and
the
chapter
has
decided
to
adopt
tuiothei
family.
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
was
appointed
delegate
to
the
provincial
annual
meeting
to
be
held
in
Van-
llltles
arc
required.
The
committee
consists
of
chairman
Aid.
McLean,
Secretary
Herman
Thor-sl.elnson
and
B.
J.
Eyolfson.
The
matter
of
civic
employees
using
gasoline
which
was
discussed
at
a
meeting
of
city
coun-
casc.
Mr.
Applcwhaitc's
message
to
tho
Chamber
odds:"You
all
knjw
of
my
cflorts
to
preserve
these
buildings
for
use
and
my
promise
to
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe
not
to
raise
forther
objections
to
the
Thomas.
SASKATCHEWAN
FIRE
KINISTO,
Sask.
Two
persons,
a
former
girl
employee
of
the
hotel
and
a
book
salesman
from
Rcgina,
were
bunted
to
death
in
a
fire
which
destroyed
a
hotel
here-at
the
week-end.
FIRE
AT
GOM)ltKII)(;E
GOLDBRIDGE
A
J.'JO.BOO
fire
early
,
today
destroyed
a
general
store
and
cafe
here
and
badly
damaged
the
post
office
and
telegraph
office.
WO
OWN
I
tO
AO
WORK
COWICHAN
BAY
Sixty
residents
of
Cowichan
.
village
tumid
out
today
lo
repair
the
main
road
running
through
the
town
and
said
they
would
deduct
the
cost
froril
their
taxes.
Their
spokesman,
Don
Peck,
said
they
had
failed
to
gel
action
from
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
after
repeated
requests.
Jetter
and
Musto,
the
shot
and
not-e
ater.
In
the.
7
changed
his
''!
him
to
a
bed
it
arrangements
to
-e
Rupert.
"
Dunlap,
rin.in
"ycd
with
liiin
lor
"
"ley
had
known
25
years.
Up
to
the
sale
If
the
administration
build-
ell
Monday,
was
also
brought
up.
ing
Is
held
up
long
enough
to
en-
Aid.
McLean
was
loath
to
discuss
able
us
to
get
it
into
use.
(The
the
matter
feeling
that
It
should
,
was
in
the
city
in
a
similar
capacity
last
year.
He
arrived
lrom
Vancouver
on
the
Princes.
Noraii
this
morning.
couver
on
April
24,
25
and
2fj.
VETERAN
STAFF
monthly
raffle
was,
won
BEDFORD,
England
(CP)
Six
by
Mrs.
J.
Carr.
workmen
witii
a
combine
service
The
next
meeting
will
be
lieU
of
nearly
260
years
are
retiring
'at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
Carr
from
a
Bedford
firm.
Borden
Street,
on
April
11th.
administration
building
has
been
first
be
dealt
with
by
city
council,
t
since
purchased
by
Frank
Kaf-
Members
agreed
that
the
cm-
tel
of
Toronto
who
is
having
It
ployces,
especially
the
Fire
Chief,
ARTIST
-
PREACHER
rjr
.
Well
known
throughout
Wcsleru
Canada
and
the
Northwetern
States,
Rev.
H.
O.
Jorgcnson
will
shortly
conduct
a
series
of
on-the-spot
Illustrated
lectures
at
First
Baptist
Church
hcre.
Mr.
Jorgcnson,
who
comes
from
Fosston,
Minnesota,,
has
been
engaged
in
missionary
and
evangelistic
work
In
the
four
western
provinces
for
nearly
seven
years.
His
work
is
under
the
Baptist
Union
of
Western
Canada
and
the
Norwegian
Baptist
Conference
of
America.
Commencing
Friday
evening
of
this
week,
he
will
be
here
for
'1"B.
nu.iii
was
Winter
Ending,
l,cr
in
the
logging
I
converted
into
an
apartment
should
be
able'
to
use
reasonable
house).
'
amounts
of
fuel
for
their
own
Mr.
Madscil.
who
was
inter-
vehicles.
It
was
much
cheaper
"I'd
that
Ro,in
had
Xfin
flfl
flPflirK
viewed
soon
after
he
arrived,
in
than
buying
an
automobile,
they
Spring
Begins
r
"
"71
"nine,
for
lw.
!,.!
Tmt"
3
"3
lt-l
,nelr
h,il
h
hu
Ihn
:
hinmlit.
THE
WEATHER
Asked
by
defense
winter
ends
and
spring
begins
'
Daily
News
and
the
Chamber
o!
A
town
planning
program
was
MacLeod
if
Roznin
.
2
-u;
a
m
tomorrow
Of
course.
I
Commerce,
said
that
"the
door
Is
to
be
presented
by
Allan
Arm-
&
Dunlap
stated
this
is
just
the
official
change
of
open,"
as
far
as
he
was
concerned,
strong
but
Mr
Armstrong
was
Synopsis
Tlie
sun
way
shining
brightly
over
much
of
the
interior
of
Bri
"M
a
few
drinks
vV
.
the
season.'
Actually,
Prince
Ru-
to
any
negotiations
witn
a
view
w
aoseni,
so
me
maucr
win
r-pert
has
been
enjoying
typical
use
of
the
building
but,
unless
brought
up
at
next
month's
laP
had
brought
a
aid
eac'n
01
the
,rir'k.
Dunlhn
also
ten
days
with
meetings
each
evening
except
Saturday,
and
Sunday.
He
will
take
part
In
church
services
on
Sunday.
Mr,
meeting.
snrinE
weather
for
the
last
few
other
arrangements
were
niauc,
tish
Columbia
and
the
lower
mainland
this
morning
bui,
tin-settled
weather
is
expected
to
herald
th.3
arrival
of
spring
on
ii
would
be
demolished
although
In
the
chair
was
President
R.
did
nut
relish
the
Ferguson.
not
hurriedly.
f1
tirmklng
heeau.se
the
west
coa&t.
'
I
"r
"'I
what
he
will
Jorgcnson's
procedure
Is
to
transform
what
he
Is
saying
Into
a
large
picture
before-the
'
audience,
the
picture
being
usually
given
to
the
person
who
has
brought
the
most
visitors.
""Bii
the
lo;
King
Another
active
centre
appears
to
be
developing
off
the
w-st
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
and
rain
associated
with
this
rUs-
11
aid
not,
imply
weeks.-
Gardeners
have
been
bestirring
themselves
and
there
has
'wen
the
urge
to
clean
up
and
improve.
Civic
beautificatlon
nnd
town
planning
ideas
have
taken
new
birth.
For
those
who
may
be
Interested
in
the
technical
determination
of
where
winter
ends
and
spring
begins,
it
may
be
explained
that
It
becomes
spring
at
the
vernal
equinox
when
the
earth's
axis
is
perpendicular
to
the
plane
of
the
Communists,
Police
Fight
SAIGON.
Indo-China
9
Communist
-
led
Indoi
-
China
rioters
battled
with
police
for
ItlllS
turbance
will
spread
over
mos
tof
ereetlv
;mri
Basement
Fire
Caught
In
Time
A
fire
which
had
evidently
bean
smouldering
for
several
hours
around
an
old
stump
at
the
rear
of
the
former
Hyde
Prisoner's
box.
antt
well
manner-
the
Island
by
mid-day
and
Into
the
lower
mainland
and
the
lower
Frascr
Valley
this
afternoon.
Increased
cloudiness
and
International
.Hockey
Canada
And
Britain
Tied
y
jg
?fMKtZ'
.
mr
,
.
t
n
four
hours
yesterday
in
protest
scattered
showers
will
extend
in-I
to
the
interior
by
this
evening,
i
Outlook
for
Tuesday
is
very
lit
fe
orbit,
of
the
earth
around
the
Mm
is
;i(
t-lnhl
lmirlnu
f.n
flip
di-
LONDON
ff
The
Edmonton
tle
bstter
as
another
storm
ar-
jj
;recUon
of
the
sun
and
the
length
Pas"!pears
to
be
developing
about
COO
Mercury's
today
coasted
KTr,nt.
11
1
r
I.U
lllOb
,
.
.
j
miles
off
the
coast.
From
now
on
day
become
longer
than
iiitilil.
in
the
northern
heml-
'orccasl
'inads
of
poll-
Transfer
and
bottling
works
at
Americans
backing
Vict
Nam.,
building
at
171
Third
Ave.
East,
the
new
pro-French
govcrn-rcsultcd
in
a
call
at
5.30
Satur-'
ment.
day
inomlng
for
the
services
of
Students
and
laborers,
waving
the
fire
department.
By
that
the
gold-starred
flag
of
Moscow-time
a
patcli
under
the
buildUi;?
Uallied
Ho
Cnl
Minn's
guerrillas,
was
afire
and
smoking
protuse-
buUd.
burned
ft
block
of
market
lv
The
alarm
was
turned
in
Pioneer
ings
before
French
police
dls-Rooms.
from,
the
adjoining
Soon
after
Mr.
and
persed
them
with
tear
gas
and
Mrs.
Russ
Gatske,
who
occupy
,
volleys
fired
into
tile
air.
Montri-nTc
..I
..i,i
il.
-
...lllnn
room
iinais
oi
me
worm
s
amateur
hockey
tournament.
I
Edmonton
Mercury's
thtfov
North
Coa.st
Region
--Cloudy
today
and
Tuesday.
ScatLrcrl
showers
toduy
and
intermittent
1
1:
unwi
Hie
suilllliwi
auiaiiv..
a'Ul
3:10
n
Ju"e
21
When
Uie
NOrUl
POl
Wresbd
'
'
start
tilting
away
instead
of
"ll
have
been
toward
the
sun
and
the
days
a
lour-goal
third
period
splurge
!
ra"
beginning
Tuesday
af
lcr-
at
the
United
States
Saturday
ni.vht
f.r
n
S
in
a
vMnrv
anrt
woo",
time
cuangc
in
tempcr-
shKv"!ng
liriimr
'
Btart
shortening
again.
""Miments
e.turc.
Winds
southeast,
23
miles
per
hour,
in
the
exposed
moved
closer
to
the
world's
amateur
hockey
championship.
1
,
The,
victory
left
Mcrcurv'a
at'axeas
and
light
elsewhere
';
bottles
or
be(T
r"
0nc
Place
where
the
upper
floor
of
the
building,
were
aroused
by
smoke.
No
damage
was
done
to
the
property
which
Is
ownd
by
Oscar
Havroy
I
I
LOCAL
TIDES
Tuesday,
March
21,
1950
that
time
tied
with
Britain
for!
day.
becoming
-
southeast
vmy
was
uiiiier
It
is
estimated
that
eighty
rioters
were
Injured
but
no
deaths
are
listed.
1
George
L.
Rorio
and
S.
B.
Laird
are
leaving
on
tonight's
train
for
a
week's
business
tj-lp
to
Snilthers
and
Hazelton.
UP
IN
THE
A1K
With
such
jumps
as
this
Suzanne
Mono,
shapely
Toronto
miss
who
holds
the
Canadian
senior
women's
figure
skating
title,
is
attracting
the
attention
of
the
judges
in
the
world
figure-skating
competitions
in
London,
Eng.
As
the
world
event
entered
its
final
day.
Suzanne
was
35
points
behind
the
present
champion,
Alena
Vrzanova,
for
the
title.
C.
P.
Photo)
High
fen
men
r.f
first
place
with
four
points
each'm"es
per
houj
over
the
entire
but
Canada's
goals
for
and
area
Tuesday
morning.
Lows
lo-agalnst
recorc
;s
rar
superior,
f
night
and
highs
Tuesday
At
All
.other
teams
have
been
de-jPart
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prlnce(
Kated
once
or
more.
".
'
Rupert,
35
and
45.
u'
uie
nr-
21.0
feet
19.2
feet
3.9
feet
5.8
feet
Plumbers
were
reported
iu
have
been
working
on
water
pipes
under
the
building
ou
Sauiriay.
.
2:40
15:08
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21:03
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Wonv.
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