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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Patifir
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest.'
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
210.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
14,
1949.
PRICE
FIVE
CENT3
City
Hit
B
Water
nsis
0
After
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15
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ASKING
GREATER
TRAFFIC
SAFETY
velocity
the
soi-ui-
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Irin
Used
arras
i
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1!
out
dun.m
me
Serious
Mishap
Between
Shawatlans-WooGvorth
May
Be
'Limited'
Supply
This
Afternoon
A
Repairs
are
Rushed
by
Emergency
Crews
Prince
Pvupert
faced
the
prospect
of
an
indefinite
"dry
spell"
today
following
a
break
at
midnight
in
ti
e
,
the
city
drencmo,
',0i
300
of
Its
tclc-
out
of
order.
the
wottcst
aad
.
far
this
season,
.
.
by
old
till"'"
lu
.
..rt
in
vears,
iWVOd
in
train
me
45-inch
water
main
that
carries
the
city's
domestic
water
supply
from
Woodworth
Lake
to
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Company's
Shawatlan's
hydro
plant.
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CANADIENS
WIN
MONTREAL
Montreal
Can-adiens,
spearheftded
by
Maurice
Richard,
blasted
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
4
to
0
in
the
National
Hockey
Lea
sine
opener
at
the
Knrum
here
last
night.
The
victory
puts
tbe
Habs
in
a
first
jitare
tie
Hiili
the
Detroit
Red
Wings.
All-star
Bill
Human
racked
up
the
season's
first
shut-out
in
Montreal's
win,
R
i
c
h
,i
r
d
scored
twice,
with
Rookie
Right
Winger
fid
Lube
getting
a
goal
and
an
assist.
Strict
enforcement
of
the
city's
traffic
bylaws
will
be
requested
)y
the
Prince
Rupert
Junioi
Chamber
of
Commerce.
The
re-aiiest
will
be
put
to
the
city
rmmril
as
a
safety
measure
to
Ijack
up
the
current
police
drive
ti;iiiiii)l
tiaffic
offenders.
While
the
request
will
be
made
In
general
terms,
discussion
of
Hie
mailt
r
at
Wednesday
night's
tunlnr
Chamber
meeting
arose
from
a
prowsal
by
6.
G
Furk
Hint
the
parking
bylaws
which
illow.-
parking
on
only
one
side
if
ca;,t-and-wet
avenues
be
cn-ioiced
both
day
and
night.
The
matter
of
Jay-walking
came
up
for
discussion
and
It
was
'
proposed
that
pedestrial
,
in
the
week,
biv-.
,,f
'i
11!
11m
11
i!di'.it
mood.
4;
the
line
was
out
of
order.
Northern
B.C.
Pow
Co.
manager
T.
B.
Black
stf-tcd
reading
:ip
A
rockslide
was
reported
to
have
taken
out
three
lengths
of
the
huge
pipe
about
half
a
mile
above
the
hydro
power
house,
cutting
off
the
supply
to
both
tin
city
and
the
power
company's
electrical
source
there.
"
MILLER,
kill,
DIES
-'
a
crew,
as
aid
city
rjngineer
Stewart.
Both
Mr.
Black
and
EZZARD
CHARLES
FAVORED
!
Citizens
awoke
this
morning
l,mks
With
Ta-t
Here
a.
i.
4
SAN
FRANCISCO
Odds
of
;to
find
that
their
water
taps
1
to
5
were
quoted
today
on
i
failed
to
yield
the
necessary
rt
m
one
oi
n
crossing
in
the
down
tov.n
,
iita
he
explored.
Jlabit
of
ped
U
halibut
fishrr-
jneer
school
early
Mr.
Stewart
are
at
the
scene.
Chief
Engineer
Jack
tyddie
of
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
took
a
crew
of
four
over
at
the
same
time
about'
3
a.m.
Mr.
Boddie
and
George
Oeddes
are
manning
the
pumping
platt.
Heavy
rainfall
for
the
last
two
-days,
apparently,
loosened
rode
I
on
a
slope
above
the
water
main.
nm
1111511
-o.
liquid
and
since
that
time
the
City
Engineer's
office
has
been
besieged
with
telephone
calls
demanding
an
explanation.
Earliest
estimate
at
w'uirh
water
would
be
again
in
the
mains
was
3
o'clock
this
after
pas-.'d
away
In
home,
1153
Kl.v
-
Ezzard
Charles
Jo
successfully
defend
his
heavyweight
title
against
Pat
Valentino
in
a
15-rounder
at
the
San
I'ranci'-ro
Palace.
FLY
OVER
ATOM
PLANTS
MOSCOW
Charge
was
made
here
today
that
I'mlcd
LIGHTER
MOMENT
A
lieavy
pile
of
official
documents
poinU
to
serious
work
ahead
of
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent,
left,
and
Ernest
Bevin,
but
the
BritLvh
forefeiv
secretary
took
time
out
for
a
bit
of
cood-natured
banter
with
Mr.
St.
Laurent
during
an
interval
in
their
discussions
in
tilic
Prime
Minister's
office
at
Ottawa.
(rj
p
photo)
strians
of
crossing
streets
without
any
thought
for
normal
crossing
polnl-s
i.s
a
hazard
to
Ihcinselves
and
to
motorists,
il
was
pointed
out.
However,
members
felt
that
en-roicemont
of
pedestrian
rules
wutild
require
full-time
polici
came
to
Prince
sending
It
tumbling
to
the
bot
furty
years
a-o
States
supersonic
planes
had
Hie
(lavs
ol
me
Masset
to
Get
Adequate
I
supervision
of
downtown
traffic.
tom
of
the
valley.
The
45-inch
line
is
owned
by
the
power
company,
but
the
city
STUDENTS
KING
DURING
FUTURE
noon,
according
to
City
Engineer
Don
Stewart.
Even
then
it
would
be
only
a
limited
supply,
since
the
source
would
be
from
an
emergency
dam
on
Mount
Oldfield.
rs
and
had
lived
which
with
present
police
strength,
is
impossible.
a.
acivrly
follow-
has
Joint
responsibility
for
IU
j.;n;f
through
all
maintenance.
City
Engineer
id
vids.,i
tildes
H
been
flying
with
geiger
counters
over
the
Russian
atomic
bomb
plants
in
West
Turkestan.
(
ONTINVE
INQl'IRY
LAKE
SIX'CESH
The
special
political
committee
of
the
United
Nations
sseinbly
Thurs-
$32,000
Seaplane
Base
Masset
i.s
to
have
an
'adequate
seaplane
landing
at
ma
anil
highly
Students
of
Booth
Memorial
School
will
have
an
opportunity
to
see,
first
hand,
how
civic
and
Reservoir
behind
the
Mount
I
Stewart
said.
Oldfield
dam
holds
only
a
quar-
The
city's
pumping
station,
ter
of
a
million
gallons
of
water,
1
situated
near
tidewater
at
the
jivcntiire.
Newest
27,
1053.
lie
Old
Norway
Heard
From
(while
the
storage
reservoir
attlower
end
of
Snawatlans
LaKe,
noo.evelt.
Park,
which
maintains
was
recently
repaired
and
a
new
a
cost
estimated
at
$32,(KK),
according
to
advice
received
in
the
city
from
E.
T.
lApplewhaite,
M.P.
for
a
and
a.
a
fish-
day
decided
to
continue
the
in-
I
pressure
in
the
city
mains,
islis-lnch
pipeline
trtun
the
putr
v
quiry
Into
charges
of
violation
la
million
an;
a
quarter
gallons.
ling
station
to
the
lake
Installed.
private
business
enterprises
are
operated
if
plans
for
a
"Future
I
Citizens"
Day,"
projected
by
111"
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
are
completed.
Date
s"l
for
the
ritpericiM-e
h-citizenship
bv
the
monthly
J'.K,-
Skeena.
The
federal
Department
of
Public
Works
of
human
rights
in
Hungary,
The
Roosi'V
t
Tark
reservoir!
Householders,
who
awoke
th..
srly
boyhood
He
just
as
a
yonnj;
:
thi
rl
out
of
-iteiorc
arriving
1
waSi
empty
by
.
a
clock.-,
this
morulas
t'
find
their
water
taps
Dr.
Fridtjof
Endresrn
Brings
Message
in
Word
and
Picture.
considers
it
advisable
that
stteh
a
landing-should
be
provided
1-aJher
than
a
ma)&r'.'$50o0
scheme"
which
had
also
been
considered.
In-
j
.
morning.
'dry,
had
no
opportunity
to
store
However,
City
Engineer
Stew-away
any
wair.
Practically
c
urt
and
a
crew
of
city
workmen
'the
water
in
most
houses
;.'
Local
Norwegians
and
their
...
'
0cU)hcr
2
whollt
,t
Jli'iii
lioiis
have
been
l.ssunri
nt
iter;
two
years
tailing
hea'.th.
Ww,
Mrs.
Wy-
Ifift
lata
tliiq
miiniincT
an
crnml
in
the
hot
wat
that
stored
friends,
tlespit
extreniy
tern-
-
S(.lpct(.d
8tudcnta
neKt.iinim
nestuous
weather,
weather,
burned
ournea
oi,t
"
.
..
.
,
,
,
Ottawa
that
Ihe
larger
item
included
in
the
estimates
for
t
Abar.doning
carrying
a
quantity
of
coal
to
from
Ihe
tlipli
scnooi
win
re-
Jt
a
sifter.
Jii.'s.
supply
fuel
for
the
city's
steam
tanks.
FIRE
DANGER
Exclusive
of
the
domestk
hardship
wrought
by
the
watei
J
B'rsriwp
H.y,
coming
year.
"The
Department,
pumping
plant,
oelow
snawat
coiT;.;deis,
la.it
nglht
in
numbers
which
packed
the
Sons
of
Norway
Hall.
They
heard
and
saw
the
message
brought
from
the
homeland
by
rif
svidttof
Endrescn
of
Oslo
irnved
bv
to
place"
the
mayor,
aldermen
and
business
leaders
hi
their
jobs.
The
project
wax
placed
under
chairmanship
of
Alf
Worthing-
Of
Canton
lans
Lake.
He
estimated
that
the
plant
should
be
in
operation
iFtiuicy
of
Prince
litne
Pennev
of
sometime
today
but
neither
is
says
a
communication
from
Mr.
Applewhaite,
"that
the
interests
of
the
community
and
the
department
itself
would
best
be
served
by
the
provision
of
a
sub
shortage,
there
was
a
definite
danger
from
th
standpoint
ot
fire.
City
Fire
Chief
Earl
Becker
warned
that
extreme
precautions
Um
of
the
Daily
News
staff,
who
Continued
I
page
f
capable
of
maintaining
an
ade
CANTON
ffi
Communist
forces
entered
the
suburb
of
Canton
today
after
Che
main
wstcp-daugiit'
rs,
Francis
and
Mrs.
a!
'Prince
Rupert.
University
who
Is
making
a
lecture
tour
of
America.
Dr.
Endresen,
who
brought
tl.e
quate
supply
to
the
city
mains.
THREE
LENGTHS
OCT
and
housing.
Food
rationing
stantial
structure
which
would
body
,f
the
Canton
Nationalist
should
be
employed
In
the
present
emergency.
The
slide,
which
took
out
the
!
personal
greetings
of
the
lor-
Romania
and
Bulgaria..
By
'
vote
of
41
to
3
(Soviet
bloc)
with
nine
abstentions,
the
committee
approved
a
joint
Cana-,
dian
-
Bolivian
-
United
Stales
resolution
calling;
for
a
ruling
by
the
International
Court
of
Justice
in
connection
with
the
charges
involved
in
the
accusations
over
the
trials
of
Joseph
Cardinal
Mindszenly
of
Hungary
and
Protestant
church
leaders
in
Bulgaria.
'
MOCII
FACLi
ASSEMBLY
rARIS
Socialist
Jules
ftlorh,
whose
interior
ministry
smashed
last
year's
wave
of
strikes
in
France,
went
before
the
National
Assembly
Thursday
to
ask
it
to
ratify
him
as
the
new
Premier.
Police
surromvJ-ed
the
chamber
to
guard
against
possible
demonstrations
by
Communists,
who
bitterly
oppose
Moch.
Premirr
Henri
Quelle's
government
resigned
recently
in
a
dispute
within
the
cabinet
on
a
wage-price
issue.;
Moch
told
the
was
still
a
bugbear
and,
in
thisive
long
and
satisfactory
scr-
garrison
Ned
westward
last
night
,-..,.n,i
the
snnaker
sue-
vice.
Departmental
officials,!
down
the
main
highway.
Ail
45-inch
main
between
Wood-
William
Loag
of
the
City
Hall
A'UiHLR
cign
minister
of
Norway
gave
an
address
on
present
day
conditions
In
Norway
after
which
worth
Lake,
highest
lake
on
the
staff,
returning
this
afternoon,
from
Shawatlans
Lake,
reported
hawatlans
watershed
and
the
innpsis
the
"presentation
of
colorful
films
cave
Eraphic
elaboration
that
the
level
of
Shawatlan3
Lake
was
ten
feet
above
norma'..
'herelore,
have
ben
Instructed
to
Include
an
item
for
this
work
in
the
district
estimates
for
the
coming
year.
While
this
may
mean
some
slight
delay
11
is
Nationalist
resistance
to
the
Communists
In
the
entire
Canton
area
has
collapsed.
A
Communist
.victory
march
into
the
city
is
expected
triis
afternoon
gested,
in
sendim;
parcels
home,
sugar,
coffee,
rice
and
dried
fruits
were
articles
to
be
much
desired.
Norwegians
were
doep-
the
jwral
along
The
wharf
and
railway
track
at
and
chwdy
ktes
of
what
had
been
saia.
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
hydro
plant
at.
the
head
of
Woodworth
Lake,
came
down
along
Shawat-lans
Creek
near
the
junction
of
North
Fork
Creek,
a
tributary.
According
to
initial
reports,
three
A
few
Nationalist
soldiers
are
ly
appreciative
of
the
sympathy
far
and
away
the
best
decision
ioer
most
oi
i)s
impressive
Indeed
was
the
ex-
the
province
position
of
how
Norway,
even
1
More
than
Uo
though
only
four
years
lwd
tell
or.
the
nor-
elapsed
since
the
liberation,
was
and
assistance
that
had,
come
in
the
long
run.
I
have
seen
j
still
seen
on
the
rtreets
but
they
the
lower
end
of
Shawatla1-Lake
are
under
water
and
a
partially
turned
-on
yalve
at
thi
upper
end
of
Shawatlans
Lake,
which
regulates
ths
suppry
of
water
to
the
pumping
station.
Canada
and
preliminary
sketches
oi
me
iypnare
hurrying
to
join
units
wmcn
so
generously
from
length
of
the
pipeline
had
been
have
already
left
the
city.
knocked
out
of
position,
cutting
as
uie
ii
aihiii
coming
back
after
the
ravago
,
ne
united
Slates.
No
defence
preparations
had'
of
landing
proposed
and
I
am
satisfied
that
it.
will
give
fi
r
better
service
than
some
temporary
little
float
thai
mi'hi
'
Pacific
storm
f
war
and
the
despoliation
oi
off
the
flow.
nwih
coast
reaion
the
occupation.
The
city's
18-inch
water
main
is
beyond
reach
under
the
ab-
Three,
reels
or
pictures,
two
of
them
in
color,
depicted
the
and
beaut
l'ul
i
nre
again
clean
i!H.
IntermilL.
Ill,
!
Tim
llf'llirP
at
any
time
be
damaged
or
Ce
today
ln.tcated
ammunition
dumps
were
being
blown
vp.
Police
are
still
on
duty
and
wi
to
spread
to
in,
industries,
handsome
CUM
ltics
of
O.slo,
Bergen
and
Ti
oncl-
,
,
spvprP
wrathcr
runs
out
of
the
4j-inch
main
at
the
Shawatlans
hydro
plant.
Immediate
repair
efforts
began
when
It
was
learned
that
normal
height
of
un-
iuke
water.
Water
is
flowing
out
of
the
lower
Shawatlans
Creek
to
the;
level
(
Continued
Page
3)
"
diHiiroaive
as
ml
hannv
people,
all
a
tcsti-
lijem,
me
".
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"
......
1(,
(IpVt,,ment,
of
oiv
Mtward
-across
the
....,i.,i
i
miurane
and
res-
l!
m
xi
to
48
niciicy
of
the
Norse
race.
B
eatncr
will
be
nra,P
and
confidence
have
to
mUfijr
torn
.in
I
drputies
there
would
be
no
ihange
in
jforeig.n
policies
if
he
were
named
Premier.
IVkoch's
fate
rests
mainly
'on
domestic
issues.
A
vole
is
expected
today.
NHHit'd
u
PLEDGE
WASHINGTON
Prime
Min
there
is
no
large
scale
looting
reported.
.
'
!
Mwt
of
the
population
ave
staying
Indoors.
All
regular
land,
air
and
sea
ccmmimlcation
out
of
Canton
has
been
broken
off.
The
British
Ship
Wusih,
la:,l
.
returned
to
Norway,"
Dr.
Eudre-r
noCri
liia
listeners,
sisscrt-
fwwast
tural
rdUC"t
f"tS
traffie
between
Prince
RnpeU
with
accent
on
the
recrtiM-ionai
i"""
....
,
Im?nmes.
A
sequem.
of
par-
and
the
Queen
Clia,
ott.eh.an
necessity
of
an
arteqi
.
te
the
ticular
interest
was
that
ol
life
at
the
key
point
of
foa.-inceof
n
Lapland,
the
far
north
prov-
lamling
set
has
hern
stressed
consiu
r-ulation.
nomadic
Mongolian
pop-
Surprising
scenes
oi
ably
of
late,
ncricultural
pursuits
nortn
of
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
IMPORTANCE
Prince
Rupert's
strategic
position
in
the
north
country
was
emphasized
by
Miss
Dorothea
Norton.
KKiim
Overcast
n,t
Nnrueolans
were
al-
mir,ing
cloudy
v.
H
li
wavs
prepared
to
make
unlimited
..n..
me
,nPHf
ina
thai.
iiiiu:ori.u--iiv.'
vessel
to
get
away
Ut
night,
I
cloudiness
aA
niirtv
mioht
be
nreserved
the
Arctic
Circle
were
shown
end
(
.
n
tnM
how
Norway
once
New
York
City
librarian
and
lecturer,
in
speaking
before
some
eighty
members
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
at
the
Civic
Centre
last
night
on
the
subject
of
Alaska
which
she
described
as
the
keystone
be
left
for
Hong
Kong
viUi
the
Chinese
practically
clinging
to
the
rails.
There
were
aiso
a
few
foreigners
aboard.
m
and
Salur.
'"''t.
Winds
suiilh-
again
was
liie
world's
third
na-'.lon
in
iU
merchant
navy,
second
in
modem
motor
vessels,
first
in
whaling
production
and
pictures
of
rare
beauty
in
tnei
land
of
the
midnight
sun
proved
(highly
impressive.
The
final
film
dealt
largely
with
tkiiru:.
Rudolph
Olsen
acted
as
chairman
for
the
evening
and
ex-!
Churchill
Is
Caustic
An
earlier
dispatch
frim
Hong
Kong
estimated
the
Canton
gar
tween
two
continents,
Asia
and
i
uii
wcreasir...
to
Los
t-niKht
'"'day
-aL
p
,rl
salt
water
fisheries,
second
In
oWtrin.l
ni'iiver.
Sixth
111
Il'P
ister
Nehru
of
India
assurid
the
Cnitrcl
Stales
Consress
Thursday
.
that
his
country
cannot
and
shall
not
be
neutral
in
the
event
of
any
world
agression
or
threat
to
freedom.
But
he
said
every
prayer
an
Indiart
raises
ends
with
an
invocation
for
peace
and
lie
indicated
,
a
possible
parallel
between
India's
foreign
policy
and
Mohandas
Gar.lhi's
creed
of
passive
resistance.
The
"Father
of
India,"
said
Nehru
rison
at
about
80,000
men
but
messed
the
nlcasure
it
w.ts
toi
v.vv.
,...
r
in
iiri
ti..:..
..
"3t
'ttjit
did
not
confirm
the
figures.
I"
,
"
i
.nice
ku-
and
jjDpr
production
and
se.-
.,
.
f
m
Endre
America.
She
referred
to
the
great
harbor
of
Prince
Rupert
and
dwelt
upon
the
important
part
this
port
would,
doubtless,
again
play
in
the
event
of
an
ienth
in
aluminum.
Social
and
Telephoned
reports
yesterday
had
said
Nationalist
forces
han
plified
her
spoken
ideas.
The
visiting
speaker
was
introduced
by
Mrs.
O.
R.
S.
Black-aby,
president
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club.
Following
the
meeting
the
members
adjoumec
to
the
home
of
Mrs.
Blackaby
where
a
reception
was
held
uv
cultural
standards
were
hlgiij
visRor
Rcknowledged
nts
Government
"Not
Only
Ie'
But
Decomposing"
Delay
Deplored
LONDON
0'
Kornvi'
Tiime
Minister
Winston
Churcl.iil,
de
abandoned
the
south
China
city
Plans
for
all
,
organized
resist-
again
and
in
the
social
serv-l,-a:picasure
at
having
been
able
to
the
country
and
its
people
ha
j
come
to
the
"Norwegian
town''
reached
an
advanced
position
.
.
Rupcrt
which
he
had
othe
war.
She
also
acknowledged
the
potential
commercial
potentialities
of
the
port
as
an:e
had
ended
withui
the
provisional
capital.
Entry
of
Com-
ploring
the
fact
that
Britain
was
Canada,
particularly
the
north.
muiiisi,
troops
was
awi'iled.
being
sentenced
to
three
to
five
While
there
had
been
largo
k)n?
hoped
tQ
see
scale
reconstruction,
Dr.
Endre-j
p0iowin(,
the
meeting.
Dr
sen
also
admitted
everything
Endrcsen
was
entertained
at
the
had
by
no
means
been
accom-
home
of
Dr
Jcns
MunLhe,
Ncr-
months
of
furuher
Labor
gov
became
the
"centre
of
the
world."
Historic,
geographical
and
ge-o'ocical
information
about
Al-
ernment,
told
the
National
Con
honor
of
Miss
Norton.
Other
hostesses
ior
Miss
Norton
during
her
stay
here
were
Mrs.
O.
E.
H.
Montgomery
ai,
dinner
in
the
Civic
Centre
Wednesday
night;
Mrs.
Thomas
B.
Earlier
information
from
Canton
said
troops
had
pulled
out
of
Canton
but
this
was
coupled
wit:i
reports
that
the
Nationalists
had
been
ordered
north
to
in
his
prepared
spr.rch,
"taught
us
a
technique
of
action
which
was
peaceful
and
yet
it
was
effective."
and
yielded
us
results
which
led
us
not
only
to
freedom
but
friendship
with
those
with
whom
until
yesterday
we
were
in
conflict."
servative
convention
today
v.iao
jasiia
ar.d
northern
Canada
and
comparisons
with
northern
areas
17.1
f
1:2
7.2
1
..
13;w
r.,5
1
1
1
pushed.
There
was
still
mucn
w
we(,ian
vice-consul,
and
Mrs.
n'be
done
in
the
way
of
recon-
j
Munthe
etistruction
of
highways,
railways,
Today
Dr
Endresen
showed
the
government
was
"not
omy
dead
but
decomposing."
Speak
-in.,
of
the
Prime
Minister's
an-
defend
the
city.
However,
this
1
of
Quebec
was
the
substance
oi
Black,
at
dinner
xnursciay
nignt.
his
Ditcures
beiore
me
pup.it.
u,
turned
out
to
be
erroneous.
nouncement
that
there
wouia
the
informative
address
by
Miss
I
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
at
tea
Wed-Noi
ton.
j
nesday,
and
Mrs.
N.
A.
Beketov
Booth
McMmorial
School.
New
Zea:and
Presbyterian
D
missionaries
told
an
Associated
The
45-minute'
talk
revealed
win
a
Grcscoe
Frank
Clark
of
Prince
George,
William
McKay
Who
is
bac
Press
correspondent
in
Canton
at
tea
Thursday.
Tnis
evening
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
O.
Large
will
be
dinner
hosts.
be
no
immediate
election,
Mr.
Churchill
said,
however,
that,
like
the
guillotine,
"the
longer
the
drop,
the
surer
the
execution."
Rt.
Hon.
Antnony
Eden,
for
from
a
holiday
visit
to
Winni
that
they
had
heard
heavy
gun
a
deep
study
in
the
northern
for
northern
Liberal
"
organizer
t,,;,i,
rv,i,iiii
carts
of
this
continent
m
all
4
w,u.
VIOLINIST
..
i
-
v.n.Hi
on.
Miss
morion
is
leaving
mi
n-
fire
around
Kongtauen,
10
miles
distant.
peg
says
that
according
to
what
fom
the
train
can
be
seen
most
of
the
wheat
harvest
is
in
mi!
uusiner
and
Professional
Women's
Club
mer
foreign
secretary
and
now
'CfE'T
I
.
,
rv.rserva-1
sion
not
to
hold
a
genera,
elec
Weather
in
Winnipeg
y
RE.
FE1DAY,
OCTOKEK
28,
191!)
deputy
.u
.
-
-
.
t)on
now
wa.
..utterlv
de.,,or.
ant
although
any
time
now
the
C30
P.M.
illCKETS.
arrival
of
sharp
frosts
can
oe
,
for
able"
In
view
of
the
gravity
of
S1.50,
si.;
mat
utlve.l
looked
for
in
the
prairie
prov
to
AiasKa
wmcn
tuiuiumj
1
Britain's
economic
situation,
,,0t
The
lre
deci-
am
government.
a
new
$1
and
50c
(Tax
Included)
isiuess
and
Professional
members
and
fru
inces.
Ti
l
w