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Published
at
Canada's
Must
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
54.
rRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MARCH
4,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Sab
Act
Hied
choo
irowriDini
n
me
ges
Cafej
,i
I,,
iliu;)
l
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ldcrt,l
.,r
M-v.-.a.
nouceu.
bre
i'
r
,t
1
1
if
Three
School
Budget
Sent
Back
To
City
Council
by
Board
I
interim
on
Tliii'l
Avenue.
i.,l-
lose
Halves
Opened
and
Buildingjjls
Saturated
Thousands
of
callons
of
water
pouring
from
four
.,m.
ami
ater
dam-
:
t-
f
.
i
.
!
1
I
I
i,
-
illlU
OIL'
r.'ot
R.iiiM'
&
Hardy
uS
.-xUnituislH'd
by
j
,,
uitcr
an
hour's
j
Chairman
Large
Accuses
Aldermen
of
Using
School
Budget
to
Put
Pressure
On
Provincial
Government
Prince
Ituport's
$178,000
school
budget
for
WIS
will
he
sent
back
to
the
city
council
for
inclusion
in
'
'
"
y
'II
I;
;
JL
I
u,.
H
&:T-r-
;
i
fa
f
;;f-
two-inch
hose
lines
during
the
night
left
Booth
Memorial
High
School
sodden
and
dripping
from
top
floor
to
basement
today
as
the
three-storey
institution
underwent
its
crowning
act
of
vandalism.
All
classes
u.i.s
Ui
.i
noticed
at
i
i
lw
tifir'k,
ititilKil
,iLititYinti..
i
U..
i'....i
4-1.
..4
It...
!
had
to
be
cancelled
for
the
day.
i
,
lil,
I.
HOSSI-
'-
--.y
a
uiuiuui
Lnunuuin
llto
Hie
wit.
latZL
Llltlt
Ull'
ny
ix.i'ir.-
constable
j
council
last
week
returned
it
to
the
hoard
for
re
Vandals,
whose
identity
is
not
ined
in
;m
warm
;
auction.
.-.moke
pouring
;
I.J
rustee
A.
liruce
Brown
expressed
the
Jioard
known,
entered
the
building
and
opened
the
valves
of
four
fire
hose
lines,
setting
off
a
deluge
that
had
penetrated
the
floors,
j,
ir
,,
thr
building.
TODAY'b
STOCKS
Courtesy
8.
D
Ji
buston
C
Vancouver
o
ceilings
and
"walls
of
the
two
members'
attitude
at
the
month
ly
meeting
last
night
whin
lie
said:
"In
my
opinion,
we
were
very
conscientious
when
we
prepared
those
school
estimates.
I
don't
sec
how
we
can
reduce
them."
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
school
board
upper
floors
and
flooded
the
third
floor
tQ
a
depth
of
sev
ij
YOUTH
TRAINING
FOR
FISHING
INDUSTRY
ASKED
j.,rn,
Aii'i
answered
1,11,
a
nutter
of
mill-
:
jj
tin:
interior
aflame
;
turned
hoses
on
It.
Inicki
and
lour
Ivtav
',
required
to
put
out
!
.
I)""'1
1
i
the
restaurant
was
j
eral
inches
before
the
condition
I
chairman,
suggested
that
tiff
rossiuuiiy
oi
mixing
me
clly
coul,cli
was
merely
using
im
end
to
end
and
s-'h"'
curriculum
with
Prince
the
school
budget
as
an
instru-j
the
m-
(
i
ruined
ny
was
discovered
at
6:30
this
morning.
School
Janitor
S.
L.
Peachy
found
the
furnace
room
flooded
to
a
depth
of
six
inches
to
which
another
several
inches
was
added
when
he
opened
a
fire
door
leading
into
the
classroom
corridors.
'
Thinking
that
perhaps
a
water
line
had
broken,
he
investigated
and
found
two
hose
lines
gushing
on
the
main
floor
and
two
on
I
iuuperis
Dasic
turning
inausiry
iie"t.
w
wmtu
vu
uais
a.
pin-
L-soir
Provincial
govern-,
vocational
t
MonU-'through
training,
r
,"
i
.
,,
.......
,
..
,i,
ment
and,
in
doing
so,
was
em-'
wt'r:
i
curs
thc
,"h
hw?
'
barraing
the
board.
smoke
and
sprayed
'
be
investigated
by
the
bchool
h
...
the!
convinced
that
Uie
city
I
fu-LmiMi
iu,.rH
oi
ih-
....trMtiim
of
Bralorne
9.75
B.
R.
Con
J.
034
B.
R.
X
07
Cariboo
Quartz
1.90
DcjUonia
11
'2
Grull
Wihksne
05
Hedley
Mascot
73
Minto
02
Pend
Oreille
2.25
Pioneer
3.35
Premier
Border
044
Privateer
25
Reeves
McDonald
1.15
Reno
10
Salmon
Gold
21
Sheep
Creek
1.02
Taylor
Bridge
4541
Taku
Rvier
55
j
Vananda
.17
Congress
03
Pacific
Eastern
06
Hedley
Amalgamated
.
.024
Central
Zeballos
.01
2
Silbak
Premier
43
Two
hundred
thousand
dollars
was
made
available
by
the
Canadian
gove
nmuiit
for
the
purchase
of
fixKl,
clothing,
medical
and
educational
supplies
through
the
Canadian
Appeal
for
Clyldrcn
Pictured
here
is
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
as
he
makes
formal
presentation
or
the
cheque
to
A.
B.
MacDonald,
chairman
of
the
national
committee
for
the
United
Nations
Appeal
fui
Children.
Standing
are
Senator
Carine
Wilson,
of
Ottawa,
vice-chairman
of
the
National
Council
for
the
United
Nations
Appeal
for
Children,
and
Senator
Thomas
Vien,
vice-rhairnian
of
the
Canadian
Appeal
for
Children.
;
council
is
satiified
that
our
es
Advisory
(tut
Haines
at
the
1
1
o
c
a
1
Employment
4'
Ihf
n.irttllflll
How-
!
riiiiwil
timates
are
as
low
as
possible,"
i
nu
ana
fixtures
in
I
The
request
was
made
of
the'
"J"?
lllr,'w-
oHicc
were
only
Board
last
night
by
a
deiega-1
-
"
'
w
Pul
Pressure
on
uie
provio-
h
,,r
ArtvUrv
rminrll
niPm-
Halted.
Bovernment.
They
are
mak-
that
direct-
fial
Ix-rs
who
urged
by
ic
Haniv
suffered
the
upper
floor.
Apparently,
they
had
been
pouring
water
into
the
rcoms
and
corridors
for
some
time.
In
the
top-floor
room
of
Mis.?
L.
Gidney,
senior
English
teach-
SAWLOG
SCALE
IS
UNDER
'17
LEVEL
Hockey
Probe
Termed
'Mass
Torture,'
Suspensions
Warranted,
Says
Prexie
at
tmininc
11
u
,VJ,JR
iiihiiii;h.iil
jii
i-ck
and
ceiling
and
inR
such
courses
...
to
make
a
case
for
themselves
it
ant!
sinoKe
ihigh
school
graduates
for
j
tering
the
fishing
Industry,
an
He
took
Issue
with
a
statr-
wwA.il
i.i
..
ljttnK
.iclMnn
to
til.
Uie
cily
fire
;
i
effective
apprenticeship
sys-
DKTliOJT
(CI)
The
National
Hockey
league
h.rrt
h
nt.
riprk
h
n
Tinun
Sawlog
scale
in
the
Prince
Kir
i.is
Bjh:
bv
Thomas
that
claimed
that
thc
portion
I
continues
to
probe
betting
involving
league
players
P"t
forestry
district
for
the
firs',
sOU
r
o,.
iojh
,,u.i
hiiHo.i
u.hi..h
!
....
n
U'.....
A,l..
t
Tl,.
n,,;e
,.,v,o.l
two
months
of
1948
was
slightly:
.
tem
coul(1
sel
tn,!
the
Tun
e
Ha-
UP-
chi(,f
for
thc
dele
!
Ptcnian
I
au
en
dued
their
.
er,
a
hose
nozzle
had
been
put
j
into
a
desk
drawer
and
the
valvt
!
opened.
The
other
hose
on
the
top
1
floor
had
been
left
In
the
cor-'
ridor.
I
On
the
main
floor,
one
hose
:.Zm
l
j;.
,:
i
,i7uv,a
'-
w
lower
than
or
the
Name
period
A.
P.
Con.
Calniont
C.
&
E.
Home
'
;
,
,
.,
in
involuntary
"mass
torture.
pay
i.s
39
per
cent
higher
than,
,
,
fawiu,
f
T
tha
Qt
-.,;.
t-
ana
Knowledge
of
I
nii
saving
the
m'.l
and
those
ad-
gation
was
J.
S.
Wilson,
cnair-man
of
the
local
Employment
Advisory
Council.
With
him
were
J
C.
Ollker
and
Harry
of
1047
25,229,059
board
feet
this
year
as
against
29.183.0iW
a
year
ago,
monthly
report
of
Dis
tal
on
Tuesday
with
the
League
president,
Clarence
.S-i'iCiiouniig
business
Toronto
trict
Foraste.r
,J,
E..
.Mrdhteson
j
laloudm
theirlHaMon-
represenung
ine
jn-
Ciwiipbell,
and
Detroit
and
Mien'
142
.45
4.00
6.05
.07
.20
.65
.45
.14
.12
Ran
officials,
held
a
special
meet-
i
indicates.
Xk.w
lire
uepartment:lu',try'
tt,ul
ueorBe
Anaeraon-i
,,!
,ivi
ii,
U-ep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
had
been
dragged
Into
a
classroom
and
the
other
left
lh
the
hallway.
The
vandalism
is
Uie
second
perpetrated
at
the
school
this
Sawloir
.scale
last
ntonth
was
AUiona
Aumaque
Beattie
Bevcourt
....
Bobjo
Buffalo
Canadian
.
(secretary,
representing
the
flsh-i
ermen.
in
1947.
Last
year,
with
a
total
budget
of
$155,000'.
Ihe'clty"
wa.s
required
to
raise
about
$80,000,
he
said,
while
this
year,
with
a
budget
of
$178,000.
the
city's
share
i.s
$100,233.
Increase
in
the
city's
share
is
about
per
cent,
not
39
per
cent.
Hie
board
moved
Unit
it
inform
council
that
the
school
budget
cannot
be
reduced
and
h.,
.
...
ii...
I...,
I.
B.C.
on
Top'
In
Curling
CA1.UAKY
'I'
-British
Colllin-
u:r.
'.it-
oi
in
the
LIU
btuldinu
UII1UUI1I4
I
......
I..,;....
month.
On
Monday
night,
someone
entered
the
building
and
!
iney
presented
a
n-wjiuwuu
ing
with
newspapermen
last
night
prior
to
the
game
of
tire
Bruins
in
Boston
with
Chicago.
He
urged
them
not
to
go
into
the
Boston
players'
dressin;,
room,
saying
"these
boys
are
under
terrific
strain
and
are
12.178.540
board
feet.
Production
in
February.
1947.
wa.s
11.560.072,
while
in
January
of
this
year,
:t
was
13.050.513.
Pole
and
piling
production
last
month
wa.s
249,335
lineal
feet
in
smashed
a
fuse
box
but
made
no
apparent
attempt
to
steal
anything.
pa.vsed
at
a
recent
meeting
oi
the
advisory
council
which
urged
the
Kchixjl
Board
"to
investigate
through
the
Department
of
Education
the
possibility
of
it
Diamovtu
d.ilh
iiii-u
a
mat
pint
;
not
m
any
condition
to
answer
j
February,
while
in
January
tie
in
the
Dominion
curling
j
questions.
Until
some
announce-j
was
7.jg..508.
There
was
no
indication
of
theft
involved
in
last
night's
that,
If
tha
city
is
unable
i
I'scihlishliiir
hv
npxt
Kentembcr
the!
-'v"
I
.
x
i
,
Dl,
1
championships
here
today
when
work.
.'
rui-'
arc-,
which
un-
a;(i
ii.iM-
been
les-Ai:ie
lire
iiul
been
exit-
tore
il
made
great-
H
it,
apparently,
started
'JW'
.it
tin-
rear
of
thc
if
User
are
booths,
tti.e
Chief
tail
Heck-it
It
was
likely
tliiit
a
!
h.
it.'
1
1
by
.some
pat-'
rK
i'jn.sibie
'lltt.ie
alruve
were
tin.
ment
of
action
is
made,
strain
will
continue."
vocation
courses
for
entry
intoia'ei"
Ul
Mr.
Peachy
found
the
front
fore
a
board
of
arbitration.
they
defeated
Nova
bcotia
io
door
of
the
building
unlocked
although
School
Principal
A.
M.
Railroad
tie
production
climbed
greatly
last
month,
15,442
ties
being
cut
as
against
4,127
thc
previous
month
and
6.982
in
February,
1947.
Cordwood
production
was
102
cords
in
February
as
against
134
in
January.
Sawlog
.scale
by
varieties
in
February
was
as
follows:
Fir
764.262.
Commenting
on
a
quotcd"7
with
a
two-entler
on
thc
last
statement
by
Mayor
Arnold
end.
earlier
this
week
Inspector
of;
Mam(oba
dl
)(,ll)re
a
DaUlin(,
Schools
E
E.
Ilyndn.an
took
:;
()
f(
gkl
crrd
by
Jack
issue
with
the
mayors
reported,
(jJ
Ga,
,5
t(j
?
to
reference
to
"frills
in
modem
1
1,
.iUsh
Cohmlmi
U)
mwe
t0
ed"r
ai
I
the
top
auain.
"I
don
t
u
think
,
we
can
u
be
ac-
Meanwhile
Campbell
went
to
the
southern
Michigan
prison
to
interview
James
Tamer,
reported
"go-between"'
for
at
least
two
league
players.
Yesterday
Campbell
said
that
evidence
of
hockey
gambling
which
had
been
turned
over
to
the
fishing
and
fish
processing
industry"
of
High
School
graduates.
Harry
Hanson
said
he
believed
that
the
fishing
industry
would
welcome
any
training
that
would
prepare
young
men
for
such
work.
The
Board
moved
to
write
to
the
Department
of
Education
for
full
particulars,
including
available
grants.
Consul.
Smelters
93.50
Conwest
.88
Donalda
75
Eldona
83
Elder
55
Giant
Yellowknife
....
4.75
God's
Lake
73
Hardrock
15Vi
Harricana
-
06
V2
Heva
12
Hosco
33
Jacknife
044
Joliet
Quebec
36
Lake
Rowan
12
Lapaska
07
2
Little
Long
Lac
1.18
Lynx
10
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.94
"McKenzle
Red
Lake
..
.55
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.31
Moneta
.35
Negus
2.40
.Noranda
41.65
"
Louvicourt
1.28
'
t
Pickle
Crow
...'..
2.15
'cused
of
enjoying
"frills"
when
Witli
Ontario
and
British
Col-'
King
Edward
School
grounds
arc
Uimbia
on
top
with
six
wins
I
!ii
cushions
which
i
smouldered
througli
ynne
cafe
was
closed
ubiiiit
midnight.
'&
los.s
i.,
about
$10,-
i
tt'
the
.sei-und
to
strike
r('M''uraiU
in
less
Last
June,
a
fire
j
ded
i
tH.
kitchen,
l;'.tble
damage.
Hurst
said
that
he
had
checked
all
the
doors
and
found
them
locked'
when
he
left
the
school
at
9:30
last
night.
Mr.
Peachy
telephoned
the
police
and
School
Secretary
Mrs.
M.
M.
Roper
immediately
after
turning
off
the
valves.
The
police
began
an
investigation
at
once.
Later
in'
the
morning,
student
volunteers
assisted
with
the
jot)
of
mopping
up,
one
which
will
not
be
completed
until
the
water
between
the
floors
and
ceilings
of
the
upper
and
main
floors
finally
stops
dripping.
Plaster
on
the
ceilings
and
walla
Cedar
786.03:..
Spruce
6.961.864.
Hemlock
1.567.709.
Balsam
631.78'.
Jarkpine
1.321.2
Miscellaneous
145,578.
in
such
deplorable
condition,
or,
and
one
loss
each.
Manitoba
with
the
rain
blowing
in
on
the!
plays
Northern
Ontario
and
New
children,"
he
declared.
"I
don't
Brunswick
and
British
Colum-think
you
will
see
any
"frills"
.
bia
tanulcs
with
Quebec
and
New
GUILDFORD,
L-urrey.
Eng.
O.
the
Michigan
authorities
"warrants
expulsions
without
doubt."
j
ThLs
information
indicated,
said
Campbell,
that
two
teams
of
the
National
League
were
involved.
In
answer
to
a
direct
question.
Campbell
said
"nothing
implicates
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks"
but
lie
added
"my
investigation
will
involve
trips
to
Chicago
and
Boston."
-A
Rhode
Island
Red
hen
here
In
the
interior
of
Booth
High
1
Brunswick
before
the
laid
an
eight-ounce
egg.
School."
I
ships
close'
tonight.
negcouri
uivs
pis
Being
Barred
From
Canada
San
Antonio
4.15
Senator
Rouyn
i.
.52
Sherrtt
Gordon
'.....
197
Steep
Rock
1
2.10
Sturgeon
River
.20
Silver
Miller
30
W4S
(
OLKl
th
Mil
HAH,
LONDON
former
King
Michael
f
Romania
said
yesterday
that
his
abdication
was
forced
upon
hint
and
he
dirt
not
consider
himself
hounrt
by
it.
lie
claimed
he
was
forced
In
sign
the
abdication
act
or
be
held
responsible
for
bloodshed
which
would
follow
his
refusal.
i
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
federal
government
has
i
i
.i
i
i
..
'.i
i.
GEORGE
TO
MAKE
MAIDEN
1,143
ATTEND
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
Chicago
4,
Boston
4
Uiei
New
York
2,
Detroit
4
Montreal
3,
Toronto
2
(lecuieu
to
pnicettt
il
i
rfifrir
lllkic
n
riniT
iinirrr
MUIU
r
inn
VIM
AUEJ
the
barring
of
commu-
JtnUULj
nists
from
Canada
under;
HMrVli
SC)iyoi
,,opu.
is
saturated
over
large
areas.
Probably
the
wettest
room
in
the
whole
school
is
the
manual
training
room
where
machines
and
student
handiwork
was
saturated.
High
school
classes
which
or-inarily
are
held
In
the
Civic
Centre
are
continuing
uninterrupted
but
no
classes
were
held
in
the
High
School
today.
The
vandalism
Is
the
greatest
of
a
long
series
of
acts
which
have
damaged
the
school
and
for
which
the
School
Board
has
paid
large
amounts
of
money
to
repair.
existing
legislation,
It
WdS
Uatiy,,
ju
February
was
1,143,1
fl'.
linic
l,
will
1.
an
important
dav
Mi
the
"'I'm
waterfront
for
on
the
morning
of
that
J'l"Mv
'apt.
i.;n,(ls,
Caldwell
will
bring
into
MORE
TRAINS
ARE
EXPECTED
Daily
Service
Between
Prince
Rupert
and
Jasper
Under
Consideration
learned
today.
For
several
weoks
!
arcordini-,
to
the
monthly
re-the
cabinet
has
been
consideriir;
;
ports
of
the
lour
principals
x
Vs
.
v
made
to
the
school
board
last
night.
This
was
a
slight
differ-over
January.'
Enrolment
at
Booth
Memorial
High
School
for
the
month
was
469,
Willi
259
in
junior
high
1
Iii-st
call
the
fine
new
coastal
liner
."''
which
is
now
Hearing
completion
at
the
U'
m
Victoria.
Schedule
of
the
Prince
,lp'
"pening
season
:
1
made
kiinwn
K)m
.
...
-..m
i
the
question
of
how
to
proceed
against
the
entry
of
Reds,
particularly
among
Labor
union
officials,
from
the
United
States,
and
an
informed
source
said
it
had
finally
come
to
the
eon
No
announcement
is
yet.
avail
able
at
local
railway
offices
as
to
the
service
this
summer
on
the
Jasper-Prince
Rupert
line
..m,.,,,.
".
'
""""
Ocean
Falls
and
arriving
nere
'"'"iij
.
hnv
ll
n
of
the
Canadian
National
Rail-
I
If
cruise
I,-,
,
,
Monday
morning,
June
i.
ai
j
V
p!
2
Tr'-km.
and
sailing
at
1
p.m.
for
elusion
this
week
that
II.
can
j
school
and
2,10
in
the
senior,
move
under
the
Immigration
j
Attendance
percentage
was
91.
Apt,.
In
the
three
elementary
i
schools,
Borden
Street,
with
an
i
enrolment
of
193,
had
an
at-
Ireaitv
i,
,.
1
l",KHchikan.
Taku
Olacier,
Ju-
'
's
'
III'
(ir
.
.
reported
neau,
Haines
and
i3Kagw.v.
the
vessel
will
ar-
Southbound
THE
WEATHER
jtenriHiire
percentage
of
95,
King
I
Edward
had
an
enrolment
of
'275
and
an
attendance
of
92
per
i
cent,
wiule
Conrad
Street
had
WOCLD
SIGN
t'P
HELSINKI
The
influential
Finnish
People's
Party
recommended
today
that
Finland
begin
negotiations
with
the
Soviet
Union
on
Prime
Minister
Stalin's
proposal
for
a
treaty
of
co-operation.
High
officials
of
the
government
said
they
foresee
little
chance
of
a
final
decision
011
negotiations
before
tomorrow.
ways.
It
is
understood,
however,
that
the
possibility
of
re-instituting
a
six
trains
a
week
service
has
been
under
consideration.
With
two
steamers
again
operating
on
the
run
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert,
and
to
Alaska,
expectation
is
that
there
will
be
increased
traffic
on
the
railway
line.
Forecast
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Char
r
'
neavily
booked
;
However,
tho
com-ln
"8
to
have
a
limit-"
accomodation
av-V'x
bu.siness.
Jt'-Geurgp-s
C.U1
h31T
rive
here
Saturday,
June
26,
at
7
p.m.
and
sailing
at
11:15
for
Vancouver
with
a
cruise
into
Gardiner
Canal
and
call
at
Ocean
Falls
southbound.
Arrival
,iS
OH
Si,
....
srlav
-"
uuy.s
at
Vancouver
will
dc
lureua)
Hied
,r
',bilsls
of
lottes
and
North
Coast
Over-
,
an
enrolment,
of
206
and
an
at-cast
with
rain
today.
Cloudy
i
tendance
of
91
per
cent,
with
showers
tonight
and
tomor-
j
Rural
school
enrolment
total-row,
clearing
by
evening.
Winds!
led
73.
There
were
35
at
Port
southeasterly
(40
m.p.h.l
today,
.Essington,
eight
at
Port
Simp-shifting
to
southwest
(251
to-
son,
20
at
Digby
Island
and
10
night
and
northwest
20i
to-
at
Port
Edward,
morrow
afternoon.
Normal
tern-
,
,
.
"
will
lr
le
.In
a,,.
June
June
29,
at
9:30
a.m.
Tn
her
succeeding
voyage
at
ten-day
intervals,
thu.
Prince
George
will
make
similar
ports
it
''Aug-
LOCAL
TIDES
Friday,
March
5,
1948
High
9:41
17.0
feet
Vie
C;Uls
h"e
HAS
SECOND
SET
OF
TRIPLETS
Mrs.
Marg:iret
Trait
Walker
who
became
the
"one
woman
in
54
million
to
give
birth
to
Successive
sets
of
triplets
when
she
had
a
boy
and
two
girls
for
tier
second
.set,
relaxes
with
a
magazine
while
she
ponders
names
for
them.
She
has
decided
that
one
will
be
rutnied
Mary,
wants
to
find
names
beginning
with
"M"
for
the
others
also.
The
triplets
were
delivered
in
hospital
by
Dr.
Stewart
Bauman,
who
also
delivered
the
first,
set
five
years
ago.
of
call.
Lows
tonight
and:
iajinjjwin,
v
uivu
Aviauon
ptu.
n.ina
Wnnnrt.
npratureS,
ARABS
AMBUSH
JEWS
JERUSALEM
Arabs
ambushed
a
Ilagana
patrol
near
Uamallah
today
and
police
said
that
17
Jewish
militiamen
were
killed.
23:26
16.0
feet
conunr
I
Port
Hardy
37
Nlinister
reed
H,-
wm
to
opemte
during
highs
Friday-At
NaUjan
I-
Low-
3:55
11.2
feet
16:49
6.4
feet
and
45,
Masseur
ana
.
rnnce
the
summer
on
the
present
sehedule.
Rupert
35
and
43
plane
clubs.
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