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Pacific
Port
"Prince
.
Rupert,
.
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest'
PHOtlE
8!
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NO.
108.
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TTII..l.r,
PEICE
FIVE
CENTS
ircanes
May
Cut
mo
ib
it-,
iber
and
Council
Talk
7
As
See
iLJ
It
Housing
Proposition
earnest
appeal
to
publicise
legislation
allow-vhajr
f
houses
under
the
Dominion-Provin-
Rising
Red
Gobbles
Over
200
Sq.
Miles
Of
Land
WINNIPEG
(CP)
The
swollen
Red
River
Mi.d
its
tributaries
criss
crossing
Greater
Winnipeg
threatr
ened
today
to
cut
the
prairies'
largest
city
into
a
half
dozen
unconnected
sect-ions,
thus
crippling
flood
control
operations.
The
army
boss
of
all
Manitoba
floo.fl
.
control
operations
.
said
the
risk
that
bridges
crosSng
the
liver
would
be
rut
icipally
supporter!
plan
brought
into
effect
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
was
made
by
a
committee
from
Prince
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
the
City
Counci!
Wular
meeting
Monday
night,
lhc
Chamber
NUTS,
1UTS,
BOOKS
(
THE
.
U.S.
GENERAL
Mc-
'
AUL1FFE
became
famous
for
his
defiant
word
"nuts"
In.
the
'resident
ij.
m
-
tary
P.
H.
Llnzcy
and,
Battle
of
the
Bulge.
Now
he
tells
the
world
that
the
U.S.
and
out
of
action
was
"alarming."..
j
Not
only
the
Red,
but
the
trl-jbutary
As&lnlboine,
Seine
'
and
I
La
Salle
Rivers
were
rising
j.
d.
MrRae,'M.lA..:
i.Wd
the
meeting,
j
i'lircd
bv
Mr.
rei.sci.-
i
steadily.
Keeping
bridges
open
Is
a
top
)
l
jMu
.
.
....
stone
put
tlif
case
for
'plvr
of
Commerce.
Ho
;
jHition
or
the
rounr.il
j
Jwmbcr
of
men
Iroml
1
Cellulose
who
crowd-
j
links
on
pay
(lays
to;
bncy
home
to
their
,
fa
families.
Those
men.
J.
D.
McRae,
M
L.A.,
and
founj
there
was
greater
co-operation
bi
t
ween
Federal
and
Provincial
Governments
und
that
housing
was
available
on
reasonable
term
He
had
agreed
with
Mr;
McRae,
he
said,
that
a
half
page
advirti
imnt
fhould
be
Inserted
in
the
Daily
News.
An
advertisement
had
been
place
J
and
there
had
been
only
one
person
who
asked
lor
application.
That
had
not
been
completed
and
returned.
Asked
by
Mr.
Felspnthal
If
the
advertisement
had
been
the
half
Soviet
both
have
a
new
"nerve
,
pas"
which
will
painlessly
par-
.
alyze
whole
armies,
and
rob
I
hem
of
the
will
to
fisht.
Seems
like
a
grand
Idea.
In
fact,
a
few
whiffs
of
It
at
the
UN
would
do
no
harm.
DO
YOU
HAVE
TROUBLE
getting
your
'
youngsters
to
eat
t
the
right
kind
of
.lunch?
.
Miss
Marie
Pcdley
tells
of
how
!
Gllmore
Avenue
School,
Burn-!
coy,
used
six
white
rats
to
teach
I
by
actual
demonstration.
(
Three
rats
were
fed
white
bread,
jam,
Jelly,
cake,
etc.
and
toft
drink.
Three
others
wer?
fed
brown
bread,
carrot
or
applo.j
and
milk.
j
:
.1
..U....1.I
Virion
f
"
f
A
E::y,uner
crews-
round-the-clock
force,
battle
the
rising
Red
River
at
Elm
Park
In
St.
Vital
a
tynniprg
suburb.
Hundreds
of
sandbags
are
being
thrown
uP
to
5S
t
UWnT
16
rSidential
Pro"crly-
"
the
an
army
truck
used
in
help-
assignment
for
the
military
.-forces.
B
'-
-
-'
The
Red
Cross
was
Instructed
to
evacuate
450
person
.
from
Southeastern
St.
Vital,
a
low
lying,
Winnipeg
suburb.
'
,
,
a--
The
Tavenous
Red
now
covers
200
square
miles
of
SoutMrh
'
"
Manitoba.
'
All
reserve
rmy
units
in
the
greater
Winnipeg
area-12.
In
all
were
put
on
active
service
In
a
final
effort
lo
stem
-
the
'
SiiHl,
Miuuiu
j
s
here
with
them,
their
own
good
and
ir
rnouj)
uf
the
community.
the
delegation
had
!i
the
backing
of
ap-
Halibut
Sales
TODAY
American
:
TOD
A
Y'S
STOCKS
FINANCIER
DIES
SANTA
BARBARA,
Calif.
William
Pierson
Hamilton,
81,
retired
New
York
financiur
and
former
partner
of
J.
P.
Morgan,
ilird
yesterday
after
a
long
il',tnss.
THUG
STEALS
Ji0
PHILADELPHIA
Auiomob,
ile
salesmai)
and
customer
wrre
shot
to
death
by
a
holdup
man
last
night
on
a
used
car
lot.
The
rolher
escaped
with
$200
which
the
customer
had
brought
with
him
to
make
payment
on
the
car,
police
said.
INVITATION
TRIP
l
y
100
members
of
the
page,
Clly
Clerk
II.
D.
Thaii)
(Courtesy
8.
most
oi
wnom
were
Tlicy
had
come
to
I).
Johiiktuii
Co.
Llil
)
Those
on
the
first
diet
slump
Pierce,
18,000.
20.5c.
ia.5
and
k
council's
earnest
con-
replied
that
it
had
been
a
two
column
display.
Mr.
Felscnthal
said
he
thought
the
half
page
should
be
taken
and
In
addition
of
their
proposition
in
an
antagonistic
spreading
flood.
Already.,tlhUi-ands
of
troops
are
on
duty.,
r
Tile
city
power
supply
is
threatened.
If
electricity
fails,
Winnipeg
will
lose
transportation
telephone,
newspaper
and
radio
ea
in
ncann.
inose
on
the
right
I6
5
Pacilc.
diet
thrived.
j
Mother
No.
3,
1G.000,
21.4c,
20
5
All
the
children
could
see
for
anci
j8c
Pacific
I
themselves
how
diet
affects
Good
Hope
No.
1,
25,000,
21.7c,
health,
temper,
and
even
good
m,.j,.
n
,
Aumaquc
:
.28
Beattie
68
Bcvcourt
.32
Vancouver
Bayonnc
03
Bralornc
8.00
mind.
He
suggested
til
publish
a
half
pac,e
j
".p
'VO
jf
ill
.
i
rent
in
the
Daily
News
looks.
communications
and
other
public
utilities.
All
theatres
have
iie
public
that
housing
ouuju
.I72
Buffalo
Canadian
.21
Consul.
Smelters
........
102.50
Conwest
1
39
Donalda
63
liiuble
under
the
fol--
.02
.06
1.26
.26
o.i
I
I
oanuneiia,
27.000,
21.7c,
21.6c
tand
17c,
Booth.
j
Vclma
C,
34,000,
21.5c,
20.5
and
j
18c,
Storage.
Says
the
teacher:
"About
a
third
'of
Grade
Six
girls
arc
drlnklnt;
more
milk
.
.
.
and
are
sure
their
hair
is
shinier
and
U:
been
ordered
closed
immediately
And
In
this
critical
point
In
the
flood
flight,
a
growing
sUeum
of
refugees
pour
from
low-ly-
B.
R.
Con
B.
R.
X
Cariboo
Quartz
...
Congress
lledley
Mascot
...
Pacific
Eastern
Pend
Oreille
Pioneer
Premier
Border
..
11
down
payment.
TORONTO
Premier
Small-wood
left
Toronto
by
plane
to
uoiuia,
18,0011,
21.5c,
20.5
and
holds
the
curl
longer.
circular
letters
sent
to
every
known
address
In
the
city.
Aid.,
Black,
said
the
advertisement
had
been
a
feeler.
Besides
there
had
been
a
lot
of
publicity
given
housing
proposals
In
th
pri.is.
He
felt
the
response
was
not
good
enough,
although
there
had
been
a
great
deal
of
talk
about
it
on
the
streets.
He
w-.i.s
of
the
opinion
that
the
city
ftfiould
bo
responsible
for
pro-Vidrhg'sCn'lres'ld-art
area
Tpcn-ec
under
the
scheme
but
that
it
should
not
be
held
liable
financially
either
for
any
part
THE
BEST
BOOur
I
haveU7c'
SLoraK-
read
on
Europe
since
the
Hitler!
Go,Kl
ParUier,
28,000,
21.7c
'
I
payment
each
month
Hie
piinripal
.
repay-1
rest
and
taxes.
'nple
realize,"
he
said,
,
can
buy
their
own
uar
Is
THE
STATE
OF
EUROPE
:
"su
;
al,ti
'C
Royal.
.04
V2
.06
y2
5.65
3.25
.03-2
.
,12
V2
"
2.45
03
ing
suburbs
Into
the
city
proper
j
More
than
12.000
persons
,mosUy
women
and
children
jb,ave,evacmited
tjomea
while
the
Eldona
31
East
Sullivan
670
Giant
Yellowknifc
9.0
God's
Lake
...35V
Hardrock
.49
I
Igrjricana...,
.1.9
Vk
Heva
.,'
.
:
.00
x
Hosco
.09
Jacknife
07
Mermaid,
16.000,
21.5c,
20.5
und
1
rPiivateer
li
easy
to
tim"
-
-
McDonald
men
remained
in
the
battle
17c
Mliu.
-
.
.
.
,-
-
Relief,
23.000,
21.5c,
20.5
and
I
17c,
Atlin.
by
Howard
K.
Smith.
Smith,
is
the
last
big-lime
reporter
that
still
reports
without
bias
for
U.S.
networks
from
overseas,
all
others
long
since
Reeves
Reno
..
I
against
shaky
dikes.
B.
Black
said
the
City
had
looked
Into
fne
day
for
Winnipeg
on
a
cross
Canada
tour
to
invite
provvrt-ciat
premier
to
Newfoundland's
Cabot
Day
celebrations
at
St.
Johns
June
24.
.
"GAS
MASTER"
TO
HANG
BERLIN
A
west
Berlin
court
yeslerday
sc.iitrnced
lo
deafh
Erich
Bauer,
former
"Gas
Master"
of
a
Nani
concentration
j
I
camp
in
Poland.
Bauer,
50,
convicted
of
crimes
against
j
Co-op
I
Sheep
Creek
1.15
j
Silbak
Premier
38
'
Taku
River
.
11
H
year
and
gained
having
been
alven
Urn
silent
I
Tslunrl
Oiiwm
Or.
mm.
'r-,
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
of
the
original
cost
or
debts
..formation
to
realize
..
...
-..uru,
CN'lllHi,
tT
OC
nnn.
r
..
..
.
..
purge
treatment.
Maybe
Columbia
Broadcasting
System
figures
tlr.it
not
many
people
wld
be
done
at
that
housing.
However,
been
in
contact
with
incurred.
That,
he
felt
should
be
the
responsibility
of
the
two
senior
governments.
ii.,
-j.uini,
v.apniia
no.
I.
aj.OOO;
Panda,
14,000;
Miss
Margot.
21.-,
000;
Kyrlclle,
No.
2,
17000;
Pj
will
hear
Smith
anyway
as
he
humanity
was
said
to
have
taken
part
in
the
killing
of
at
least
250.UU0
Jews.
convs
on
at
8:U
Sunday
morn-,
Uorppn-
"50:
Clipper
No.
2.
Ing
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
28,000;
Norman.
15.000;
Dovre
B..
Anyway
his
book
Is
like
his
50000:
Arctic,
No.
1,
23,000;
Bal-broadcasU
rlRht
down
the
Hue
Slic
N(.
L
28,000;
North
Fore,
in
the
centre
telling
both
good
land,
10.500;
Taplow,
40.000;
Gus-and
bad
about
what
he
sees
In
tav,
18.000;
Rodney
p.,
16,000;
every
country
In
Europe.
Ipherlow,
24,000;
Wales
Island,
JAMES
ALDRIDGE
is
an
24,000;
Dickie
Boy,
8,000.
Australian
writer
with
a
repu-1
MONDAY
tatlon
already
established
by
American
three
good
books.
,
Can
Rar
Rmm
2n
,
nll.
jest
Into
Rooming
isc
Death
Adjourned
lit'.-t
into
the'
death
of
20
vear
old
Bettv
Joliet
Quebec
67
a
Lake
Rowan
20
Lapaska
.06
Little
Long
Lac
45
Lynx
37
Madsen
Red
Lake
........
3.05
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
.52
McLeod
Cockshutt
3.45
Moncta
'.
.39
Negus
1.65
Noranda
69.75
Louvicourt
20
Vi
Pickle
Crow
172
Regcourt
,
05
San
Antonio
3
45
Senator
Rouyn
35
Sherrit
Gordon
2.35
Steep
Rock
3.50
Sturgeon
River
22
Silver
Miller
90
Upper
Canada
3.25
Vananda
.15
Salmon
Gold
00
Spud
Valley
05
Silver
Standard
-
1.23
Oils-Anglo.
Canadian
5.05
A.
P.
Con
40
Atlantic
1.95.
Calmont
60
C.
&
E
8.25
Central
Leduc
4.40
Home
Oil
15.00
Mercury
11
Okalta
,
185
Pacific
Pete
5.75
Princess
51
Royal
Canadian
.08
Toronto
Athona
.'
.12V'j
Nationalist
Air
Force
Hit
Reds
The
fine
weather
whifih
he
province
has
enjoyed
for
all
too
short
ah
interval
is
definitely
on
the
wane
this
morning.
Weather
disturbances,
which
for
the
past
few
days
have
been
entering
Alaska,
are
now
moving
farther
southward
and
will
now
trail
slowly
across
B.
C.
As
a
result,
dull
showery
weather
is
expected
to
spread
all
over
the
province
by
tomorrow.
With
cloud
moving
Into
the
inlerior,
temperatures
,in
,
the
watershed
areas
are
once
again
expected
to
fall
below
the
normal
figures
for
this
time
of
year.
Regional
Forecasts
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy.
Occasional
light
rain
today.
Intermittent
rain
tomorrow.
LitUe
change
In
temperature.
Wind
whose
body
was
found
in
a
downtown
roont-e
April
li),
was
adjourned
totlay
until
May
lo.
TAFEI.
Formosa
Wi
The
Na
s
m
the
hands
of
a
pathologist
at
Victoria
are
tionalist
Chinese
air
force
today
reported
it
sank
the
better
part
of
2,800
Communist
invasion
l
to
be
returned
to
police
by
that
time.
Sgt.
I'ottorton
told
the
jury
that
a
letter
from
the
I't
SI
uteri
thui
ho
.i,.,!
as
His
new
novel,
THE
DIPLO
MAT,
Is
not
too
good
as
a
love
story.
But
It
docs
show
up
phases
of
the
great
world
struggle
of
our
times.'
The
book
selU
for
$4.50
und
is
published
in
Canada
by
McClelland
and
Steuart.
The
story
centres
around
a
professional,
old-school-tie
diplomatist.
Lord
Essex
and
a
16.
5c,
Bacon.
Canadian
Tramp,
20,000;
Five
Princes,
36,000,
and
North
Cup,
12,500
Co-op.
Canadian
Margaret
No.
1,
34,000,
21.6c,
20.8
and
17c,
Booth.
Twinkle,
26,000,
21.6c,
21
and
17c,
Royal
Fish.
La
Comone,
10,000,
21.6c,
21.5
aft
in
a
blistering
attack
on
three
ports
opposite
Formosa.
Const.
Jack
White
testified
f
determine
the
cause
I
i)ul
in
his
opinion
may
p
caused
by
phenol
The
small
craft,
ostensibly
assembled
for
a
Red
Invasion
Old
Home
Destroyed
npnlnst.
Formosa,
were
'
trnnned
light,
increasing
to
southerly
i.2U
,
1
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,
who
150
Buildings
Are
Wiped
Out
R1V1ER
DU
LOUP
ih
The
scientist,
MacGregor.
The
pair
in
surprise
raids
on
the
ports
of
after
midnight
tonight
ajwtW
V
Swatow,
Amoy
and
Foochow.
The
Ing
to
southwest
(20)
aboot
ftrwm
the
body
later
exe-N
mortem
stated
that
f(s
of
phenol
were
nn.
that
the
room
in
which
the
body
was
found,
wa
padlocked
at
9;30
p.
m.
This
was
about
two
hours
before
the
body
was
discovered.
Const.
White
tiLso
testified
that
he
searched
the
room
thoroughly
and
only
found
a
cafe
knife,
normally
used
to
Jam
a
door.
Anntlinr
ultnr:s
Vivian
Lor-
force
also
reported
a
fresh
:
tomorrow.
Low
tonight
and
hign
attack
Monday
night
on
.
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
Saiid-
air
air
are
sent
to
Moscow
to
try
to
get
and
17c,
Bacon,
the
Russian
to
evacuate
Persia.
To
Co-op
Signal,
24.000,
J
R.,
While
there
the
Russians
cun-
15.000;
Oslo,
22,000;
Reward.
20,-nlngly
detect
a
spilt
In
the
ob-
000;
Borgund,
13,000.
Larry
H
jcctlves
of
the
two
Britishers.!
15,000;
Cape
Spencer,
22,000;
They
therefore
permtl
the
part."
1
0ony,
17,000;
Strafen,
19,000;
to
proceed
to
Persia,
where
the
Viking
No.
1,
18,000;
Teeny
Milly,
Nlngpo,
90
miles
south
of
spit
and
Prince
Rupert
40
aiivl
50.
.
..
slated
that
cause
of
difficult
lo
determine.
f
ls
ri)
obvious'
reason
s'l-
He
added
that'
BURNS
LAKE
1
i.e
farm
residence
of
Oscar
Anderson
of
Grassy
Plains
wasi
destroyed
by
fire
on
Saturday
morning
while
the
owner
was
away
at
a
dance
at
the
Community
Hall.
The
great
building,
known
as
the
biggest-ana
best
built
farm
house
In
the
Central
Lakes
district,
was
erected
by
the
late
John
K.
Bostrom
from
the
proceeds
of
heavy
contracts
during
the
construction
of
the
Grand
ja5
blue
in
color.
Her
raine
Brochu,
testified
that-on
put
wiacns
inio
a
accp
Buu.
33
000;
c
R
s
,g
000
.
k
f
muiith,
ho
said
rnn-
or
about
AdtI!
18
she
was
asked
MacGregor,
who
was
actually
frolhy
fluid.
.
.
by
Jabour
to
purchase
a
syringe.
reared
in
northern
Persia,
sympathizes
with
the
democratic
that
"I'd
"nr
fieri
very
sudden-I
She
refused
stating
-A.,
17,000;
Deep
Sea,
19,000;
Nurd,
21,000;
Neptune
No.
1,
20,000.
'
big
three
meeting
vas
no
evidence
of
rather
not
do
it"
.
N
in.
IN
LONDON
TODAY
wireless
reports
at
mid
afternoon
that
two
staff
men
of
radio
station
CJFP
said
150
buildings
had
been
wiped
out
In
the
fire
raging
in
the
mill
town
of
Cabano.
The
fire
Is
still
out
of
control.
Cabano
is
50
miles
south
of
fire-ravaged
Rimouski,
where
flames
caused
damage
of
$20,000,-000
during
the
week-end.
Mayor
Emilien
Morln
of
Cabano
has
ordered
evacuation
of
the
entire
town
and
lias
called
for
help
from
the
Canadian
Army
and
Red
Cross.
rrunk
Pacific
and
had
always
1
V
She
wa.s
dead
Ni...-
wi,01,
founf,
'V
Wales
testified
that
lllcrt
lo
the
police
of-11:55
Ai
ril
19,
he
found
:n"s
and
Prno,,t
in.
aspirations
of
the
Azerbaijanians.
These
am
being
exploited
plenty
by
the
Russians.
Heice
this
brings
him
info
direct
conflict
with
his
superior,
Lord
Essex,
who
thinks
first,
last,
and
all
the
time
of
British
imperial
interest.
'
In
the
end
MacGregor
com
LONDON
Picked
agents
of
.been
famed
for
hospitality.
Scotland
Yard
and
the
F.B.I.
1
Built
of
huse
logs
it
was
lined
stood
by
unobtrusively
today
in
throughout
with
Coast
lumber
strategic
spots
at
London
airport
utalr
rails
and
cabinets
being
of
as
State
Secretary
Dean
Acheson
hard
wood
construction
beauti-
a
i
j
iile
N.
C.
O.'S
off'ino
Mrs.
Anna
rryatay,
who
with
her
husband,
operates
the
King
George
Hotel,
stated
she.
saw
Mrs.
Young
In
her
room
at
some
time
arter
11
a.
m.
April
18.
She
saw
nothing
irregular
ahout
the
young
woman's
appearance.
Leo
Wing,
a
cook
lr.
the
Pacific
Cafe,
was
asked
by
Jabour
if
he
'Jabour)
could
boil
some
water
on
the
stove.
Tne
cook
said
Jabour
boiled
a
dishpan
of
water
and
added
that
he
did
not
see
Ja-
a
talk
with'
Jabour.
'
slated,
he
and
Cnn..;t
luliy
flnuhed.
It
is
covered
a?
insurance
to
the
amount
of
fdhfau
Drorenrinri
tr.
housf-
The
door
was
mits
the
unforglveable
sin
b?
stepped
off
his
plane
from
Paris
telling
all
to
the
London
Times.,
on
his
first
visit
to
Britain
in
12
He
loses
his
Job,
but
gets
the'
years.
Within
an
hour
he
was
girl,
Katliy.
'
j
at
the
foreign
office
to
meet
For-
Why
he
would
want
her,
I
eign
Secretary
Bevin
lor
crucial
wouldn't
know
from
the
book.
talks
preliminary
to
thf
Big
"""iiug
me
room.
4
EDMUNSTON,
N.B.
Raging
'"img
girl
about
30
r
w.e
was
it,in
..
1
hour
after
tha1,
time.
The
Chinese
STAMPS'
CHANCES
FADING
QUICKLY
CALGARY
-Ji
Toronto
Marl-boros
paced
themselves
like
champion
long
distance
runners
The
author
never
does
makj
Three
foreign
ministers'
confer-
I
'h(V
The
Cnrnnvul
Kathy
come
quite
alive.
Klnivas
verv
small
mH
was
shown
a
photograph
containing
a
dishpan.
Mr.
Wing
did
not
identify
the
object.
Photocrarhs
of
the
scene.
fire
was
reported
out
of
control
today
In
the
Temiscoutata
C'.nnity
milling
town
of.
Cabano.
150
miles
from.Quebec.
,
Thirty
buildings
were'
reported
destroyed
in
the
town
of
2.000
population.
At
least
one
mill
and
I
"ou
oresser.
I
'"r
;fseribnd
the
rill
But
he
does
a
swell
"job
of
exposing
the
unhappy
position
of
the
scientist
who
gets
caught
in
the
wheels
of
politics.
Purntf
It
ahnilf.
ihn
r..n
............
u..
A
hAaor
tunranll.
ence
Thursday
to
dlscusj
ways
of
winning
the
cold
war.
Baseball
Scores
MONDAY
National
Brooklyn
7,
Pittsburgh
5
Philadelphia
6,
Cincinnati
5
s'
ff
,"P'
Her
"nr'ips-,tered
as
exhibiU.
They
showed
L,
I
a;nl
wpre
the
!
positions
of
the
girl's
body
and
I
last
night
to
win
the
fourth
game
I
of
the
Allan
Cup
final
3rl
from
the
Calgary
Stampeders.
After
I
1
the
victory,
which
gives
them
a
j
3-1
lead
In
the
best
of
seven
sen-;
lor
hockey
hampionshlp
series,
j
the
Dukes
left
for
Edmontoi..
where
the
Remaining
games
wih
be
played.
The
ti.th
came
is
to-J
morrow
night.
rauia,
t,ne
wore,
room
surrouiiuings.
..
sllp-
Following
are
Jury
members:
time.
.Tnhn
.
,
r-i
d
CHECKING
FLOODWATERS
This
earth
dyke
running
southwest
at
Wildwood,
a
suburb
of
Winnipeg,
holds
back
the
overflovof
the
bloated
Red
River,
three-quarters
bf
a
mile
away.
Piloting
the
wheelbarrow
out
of
the
water,
which
at
some
spots
was
five
Xeet
deep,
Is
a
milkman
who
has
volunteered
for
flood-prevention
work
after
finishing
his
rounds.
'
(CP
Photo
LOCAL
TIDES
Wednesday,
May
10,
1950
High
8:31
16.2
feet
21:38
17.7
feet
Low
.I.
......".
2:45
"
9.2
feet
15:02
6.5
feet
two
hotels
as
well
as
many
homes
wer
reported
In
flames.
The
fire
was
believed
to
have
started
In
a
mill-yard
sawdust
pile.
The
flames
spread
rapidly.
Bitr,
scivp
a
roreman:
0111
onemuuwu,
.
r-v.onst.Slmnnclr,
v,
ir
Llnzey,
Harold
Helgerson,
Boston
3,
St.
Louis
10
'
American
Clevland
2,
Washington
4
office
and
signed
it,
Don
Stewart,
Stewart
Donald's
I
son
and
M.
McArthur.
5
said.