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AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHONE
81
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
85.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
11,
1949
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CHAMP
PLAY-OFFS
C.
SET
HERE
FOR
APRIL
.22-23
SNEAK
THIEF
ROBS
GUESTS
Kathy
Fiscus
Had
Drowned
-
.
-
1.
.4.
f
V
Church
Blows
Up-Six
Dead
Jr
Rnnert
definitely
pets
the
Senior
"IT
tiiphamDionship
playoffs,
according
to
word
A
bold
sneak-thief
was
routed
by
a
hotel
clerk
whom
he
roused
during
his
prowling
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
early
1
-
,
Tl
SAN
MARINO,
Cal.
(CP)
The
world
is
a
f-nm
the
lintisn
LOiumuia
Amateur
tas-
v..
MARION,
South
Dak-jfi
ft
St.
Mary's
Catholic
Church
blew
"MYSTERY
WOMAN,"
SPY
CASE,
TAKEN
MONTREAL
0
Freda
Linton,
last
of
those
sought
in
connection
with
the
Russian
spy
probe,
surrendered
to
police
here
today.
She
will
be
arraigned
in
court
tomorrow.
She
was
known
as
the
"mystery
woman"
of
the
Russian
espionage
case
and
Is
alleged
to
have
collaborated
with
Fred
Rose,
former
Member
of
Parliament.
The
woman
is
expecting
a
baby
in
June.
sociation.
Game
dates
are
April
22
and
23
up
here
yesterday
while
partly
Sunday
morning
but
not
before
little
sadder
today.
Little
Ruoert
playing
the
winner
of
the
semi
filled
with
kneeling
Palm
Sun-
he
had
entered
the
rooms
of
Knthv
Flunns
wn
hrnno-hr
s
r
r
i'
111
a
IWO-JdaillcS
tULeU
IJUllIt
iui
wc
JIU-
three
sleeping
gue.U
and
made
.
,
,
.
e
Q
f
hQY
e
i"P
off
with
a
quantity
of
money.
The
to
tu,uu
AKl
ou
vuit.
-n-u
prowler
was
put
flight
For'
Royal
mothers
and
fathers
share
in
by
Mrs.
Helen
Bryant,
when
he
Ud-up
Men
measure
the
grief
that
cknfovorl
Vft.
rnnrvi
f
O
OA
Cm
SOme
vinciai
cnampionsnips.
TicKets
will
go
on
sale
this
week
and
as
usual
will
be
sold
on
a
first-come-first-served
basis.
Kamloops
meets
Brentwood
of
the
Victoria
League
In
a
two-game
play-off
at
Kamloops
on
April
15
and
16.
The
winner
travels'
tn
Prince
Runcrt.
It
Is
day
worshippers.
Six
elderly"
persons
were
killed
and
at
least
fifty
ptiwr.s
were
Injured
when
the
roof
and
brick
walls
came
tumbling
down
upon
them
as
they
knelt
in
their
pews.
It
was
just
before
9
a.m.
a:
Mass
was
about
to
begin.
J
The
explosion
occurred
as
tl
furnace
was
being
switched
on.'
;
overcame
David
and
Alice
Fis-j
cus
when
the
body
of
their
tow-
day
morning.
His
movements
aroused
her
and
he
fled.
Police
Ke
and
Hugh
Mc-.4cd
with
armed
rob-ntenced
to
two
years
W
(T
.,,
.
l
I
"
-
old
was
invest.itrat.inn
sine
thPn
hnBiucttueu
"ec-jfear
FRENCH
VESSEL
rrokes
of
the
paddle,
failed
,
to
reveal
his
identity.
found
1
in
water
weclSed
100
feet
down
aH-hich
Mrs.
Bryant's
alarm
set
off
an!about
invest.ieat.inn
which
rniisprl
other
1
P'Pe
s
Westminster.
They
,
gcneraHy
predicted
that
Kam-
preferred
this
to
a
,n
sentence
without
Counsel
for
defence
Gonzales,
formerly
guests
on
the
top
floor
of
the
hotel.
Three
of
them,
on
wakening,
found
thab-their
rooms
had
been
entered
while
they
slept
IS
UNLOADING
The
10,000-ton
French
liberty
ship
Vlre
is
discharging
1,000
tons
of
concrete
reinforcing
steel
at
the
Watson
Island
dock
today
after
arriving
from
Antwerp,
via
Portland,
Oregon,
jr.upert
who
has
l;jcn
LABOR
HAD
HARD
BLOW
Announcement
of
death
by
drowning
was
made
last
night
to
bring
to
a
tragic
end
tireless
digging
of
weary
rescuers
and
anxious
waiting
of
sympathizers
everywhere.
A
crowd
of
15,000
watched
final
rescue
efforts.
Dr.
Robert
McCullock,
family
J
and
their
garments
searched.
law
since
moving
to
H.
S.
Hum,
of
Victoria,
lost
$15
from
a
wallet
in
his
clothes,
Conservatives
Strength
In
i
while
Andrew
McRae,
of
Port
Essington,
and
James
Bennett,
RS
OF
physician'
said
Kathv
had
been
of
Vancouver,
also
r
e
p
o
r
t
e
d
Sunday
morning.
The
first
deep-sea
ship
to
dock
at
the
former
American
army
British
County
Election
Was
Spectacular
j
LONDON
O)
Labor
leaders
loops
will
win
a
play-off
.berth
as
they
have
a
very
strong
team
with
three
former
Dominion
senior
"A"
champ
players
in
the
person
of
Art
"Lefty"
Barton
and
Sandy
Hay,
former
members
of
the
U.B.C.
team
and
Arnold
Web
ster
of
the
Victoria
Dominoes.
Kamloops
lost
the
title
in
the
semi-finals
last
year
to
Port
Al-berni
after
winning
it
In
1947.
Victoria
Brentwoods,
although
not.
predicted
to
win
the
semifinals,
met
a
lot
of
strong
competition
on
Vancouver
Island
and
are
not
to
be
ignored
having
such
well-known
players
In
their
line-up
as
R.
Behn,
W.
Benn,
O.
Cruikshank,
K.
Slater,
B.
Slug-get,
J.
Turner,
W.
E.
Turner,
and
H.
C.
Yardley.
ucau
amue
last,
neara
irom
Friday
afternoon."
Then
her
UT
MEN
terrified
screams
drifted
faintly
up
to
her
mother.
Efforts
to
money
missing.
The
thief
obtained
no
money
from
Mrs.
Bryant's
room,
being
scared
off
before
he
had
a
chance
to
take
anything.
The
case
is
being
investigated
by
the
city
police.
'
said
today
that
had
they
had
j
more
time
to
explain
the
new
budget
they
might
not
have
lost
1
such
ground
In
last
week's
coun
PRESENTING
BABY
CLAIRE
CHENNAULT
Gen.
Clair
Chen-nault,
famed
hero
of
the
U.S.
"Flying
Tigers,"
the
air
group
which
fought
valiantly
against
the
Japs
in
the
first
stages
of
the
war,
uroudly
presents
his
baby
daughter,
Claire
Anna,
at
his
home
in
Canton,
China.
Mrs.
Chenfiault
is
beaming
down
at
the
baby.
The
general,
now
president
W
a
Chinese
air
line,
made
newspaper
headlines
when
he
married
his
Chinese
wife
after
war's
end.
ipert
Deep
Sra
Fl.sh-;on
Sunday
installed
have
her
grab
a
rope
failed
and
ile
of
officers
at
a
the
Fishermen's
Hall
;
all
was
then
silent.
There
was
still
water
in
the
old
well
after
45
years.
From
all
of
southern
California
men
came
with
machines
to
Members
discussed
th
mqenn
u
hiph
nnnc
!
ty
elections
in
England
and
Wales.
Labor
received
a
staggering
blow
from
the
Conservatives
who,
on
still
incomplete
returns,
gained
544
seats.
horseshoe
wharf,
now
owned
by;
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.,
since
the
war,
the
Vlre
probably
will
sail'
Tuesday
night
for
Pugct
Sound
ports.
More
colorfully
painted
than
in
wartime
days
when
similar
ships
put
in
to
Watson
Island
for
munitions.
The
Vire
has
a
black
hull
and
red
funnel.
She
was
piloted
Irom
Portland
to
Prince
Rupert
by
Capt.
W.
W
Mounce.
who
Is
well
known
here,
having
brought
in
many
deep
sea
ships
over
the
years.
.
Master
of
the
Vire
is
Capt.
E.
The
following
officers
illy
installed
in
office
i
g
Officer
John
Mor-
CLOVER
LEAFS
ARE
WINNERS
WHISPERING
VOICE"
REVEALED
TO
PACKED
HOUSE
AT
RED
CROSS
SHOW
iree
tne
tot
from
the
narrow
pipe.
They
worked
without
sleep,
always
in
danger
of
slides.
Finally,
tf
30-inch
shf
t
Vas
Labor
lost
336
seats.
DELEGATES
FROM
CONVENTION
drilled
down
beyond
100
I
rid
VANCOUVER
!!)
Vancouver
.
H.
Mork.
.dent,
John
Synes.
Treasurer,
George
Identity
vof
Prince
Rupert's
whispering
Mystery
..
hal
Clover
Leafs
went
fnto
the
West-
a
24-inch
casing
was
sun-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
UJ.
Voice
that
transcribed
hfiarseness-in-a-lead-pipe
ern
Canada
senior
men's
basket-
was
rescue
shaft
U.rouvh
ball
finals
for
the
third.straight
,wnicn
Kathy
was
finally
year
as
they
squeezed
past
Vic-I--v
"
-
.
Debris.
The
O.
W
:-0!e
Kiidal,
Einar
1
which
perplexed
the
grey
mrtter
of
a
large
part
of
I
"tlie
dtyV
pojfulation-was
bought'
to
light
through
.
.
Vancouver
u
r
:-
1,
-
Bayonne
-
;.
.08
acunir
from
her
west
west'
coa
coa3t
f.nri.1
Y
MC!
A
40
fy
34
horn
Kr.ll
?
f
Roy
Wicks.-.
.
,
I'ing
glso
named
Mr.1
Syncs
and
Mr.
Andcr-
agents,
Empire
Shipping
Co.
simplification
oi
its
coniusing
maze
oi
aues
lasi
nijjht
and
was
revealed
to
an
audience
of
GOO
at
the
Rotary
Club's
Red
Cross
benefit
IUCMSE
in
;
fl'
gates
to
the
Trades,
urday
night.
The
Maple
Leafs
won
the
bet-of-five
series
for
the
British
Columbia
championship
three
games
to
one.
They
now
meet
the
win
chestra
and
selections
by
the
concert
as
being
that
of
George
Council.
Members
of
Prince
Rupert
Symphony
Or
Northern
delegates
who
have
been
attending
the
annual
convention
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia
at
Bella
Coola
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
night
enroute
to
their
various
homes
They
included
Johnson
Rv:
til
Greenville,
vice-uresidant
ior
Mitchell.
LONDON
DOCK
MEN
STRIKE
mmittee
are
Ole
RAIL
FARES
t
-
ner
of
the
McGrath-Winmpeg
Bralorne
8.55
v
B.
R.
Con
;
.03
B.
R.
X.
J)9
Cariboo
Quartz
1.17
j
Congress
.04
-
Hedley
Mascot
30
Pend
Oreille
4.70
Pioneer
3.25
Premier
Border
-.03
Privateer
17
Reeves
McDonald
2.25
Reno
i
.05
Sheep
Creek
1.20
.ng
also
discussed
the
series
for
the
right
to
pl;y
in
The
audience
thronged
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
the
late
evening
concert
and
heard
Carlo
S
Himsen
namo
"The
Voice"
LONDON
P
Some
6,200
dock
workers
went
on
strike
an
agreement
between
the
Canadian
finals.
and
fishermen
re
today
holding
the
unloading
up
af,er
lhe
wcond
round
of
ducs
fusion
of
cost
of
radio
PUBLICATION
OF
of
46
ships,
some
containing
in
the
ditty
had
been
explained
and
depth
sounders
e
boat
and
crew.
The
KING'S
MEMOIRS
chestra.
The
Shrine
Club
Band
was
conducted
by
Peter
Lien
and
the
Symphony
by
Neville
Gerrard:)'
;
An
appeal
in
behalf
of
the
Red
Cross
financial
'drive
was
made
by
R.
A.
Morlcy,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Red
Cross
Society,
who
told
the
audience
that,
since
its
beginning
last
month,
the
campaign
has
netted
$2,000,
half
the
district's
quota.
Master
of
ceremonies
was
T.
Norton
Youngs,
who
was
teamed
still
under
consldcra-
OTTAWA
(CP)
Former
Prime
meat
and
other
foods
for
rationed
Britain.
The
walk-out
was
called
in
protest
at
the
layoff
of
33
men
that
the
National
Dock
Board
said
it
no
longer
needed.
.35
.20
.23
.14
.07
Silbak
Premier
.
Taku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
Spud
Valley
the
Naas
River
district;
Frank
Cald(f
of
Greenvlllts
newly-
;
elected
general
secretary
for
,
the
province;
Peter
Caldcr
ol
,
Greenville;
JcJfery
Benson
and
William
Barton,
Kincollth;
Paul
Price
and
Thomas
Gosnell
of
Port
Simpson;
Vincent
Wells
of
Prince
Rupert,
rc-appointrd
busines
agent;
Matthew
Williams
of
Skidegate,
vice-president.
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
district;
Fred
Russ,
Elijah
Jones
and
Tom
Smith,
Mas-sett;
Edward
Bolton,
Port
Es-
by
Walter
Smith,
co-master
.
of
ceremonies.
Up
to
that
time,
no
one
had
been
able
to
wring
from
the
"poem"
an
explanation
of
the
Voice's
identity,
although
several
guesses
had
been
hazarded
by
those
whose
ticket
numbers
entitled
them
to
a
try.
Mr.
Hanson
was
winner
of
a
floor
lamp.
,
Minister
Mackenzie
King
last
week
announced
that
he
would
write
and
publish
his
memoirs
under
sponsorship
of
McGill
University
and
financed
by
the
Rockefeller
Foundation
of
Ne"w
York.
The
Foundation
trustees
WEATHER
Synopsis
F
areas
of
the
nrov-
Increase
of
fifteen
percent
in
railway
coach
fares
as
announced
by
the
Canadian
Passenger
Association
and
becoming
effective
this
week
means
the
minimum
one-way
fare
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Terrace
will
henceforth
be
$3.80
instead
of
$3.36
and
from
Princ
Rupert
to
Smithers,
$9.10
instead
of
$7.85.
Prince
George
single
coach
fare
will
be
$18.70
instead
of
$16.15.
Actually
the
coach
fares
are
back
to
what
they
were
before
the
recent
fifteen
percent
federal
tax
was
removed.
The
increase
would
bring
them
up
to
the
present
first-class
fares.
Spokesmen
for
the
Passenger
Association,
representing
all
railways,
in
'making
the
announcement
of
the
increase,
said
it
will
become
effective
without
necessity
of
approval-
by
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners.
He
said
that
the
standard
fare
in
the
most
part
of
Canada,
as
mainly
clear
this
Old
Country
H
northern
and
cen-
has
voted
an
appropriation
of
$100,000
to
McGill
University
for
ins
were
cloudy.
A
Football
I'm
aonroiiphinfr
The
two-hour
variety
concert
this
purpose.
Oils
,
Anglo
Canadian
3.85
A.
P.
Con
22
Atlantic
71
Calmont
M
C.
&
E
4.60
Central
Lcduc
102
Home
Oil
1050
Mercury
.12
Okalta
2.22
Pacific
Pete
2.30
"ottcs
Will
caiiSP
win
was
a
blend
of
cnlertainmcn.
which
included
practically
all
of
the
city's
best
musical
talent
with
Walter
Smith
in
organizing
the
show.
Tiny
Sonja
Berg,
costumed
in
white
to
resemble
a
Red
Cross
nurse,
handled
the
placards
which
'announced
the
program
sections.
Ushers,
volunteers
from
the
Soroptimlst
Club,
were
Mrs.
M.
O.
Kullander,
Miss
Margaret
McLeod,
Miss
Ellen
Klnnaird,
and
Miss
Winnie
Poxon.
All
were
costumed
as
Red
Cross
nurses.
Rotarians
in
charge
of
the
door
were
C.
A.
Bcrner
and
D.
C.
Stevenson.
northern
coast
this
temperatures
will
high
sixties
in
the
""lor
this
afternoon.
11
the
northern
in-
SAN
DIEGO
WINS
AGAIN
with
quiz
features
added.
The
quiz
shows,
which
were
In
ad
dition
to
the
Mystery
Voice,
COllIme
temnnra-
English
League,
First
Division
Arsenal
1,
Middlesbrough
1
(tie).
'
Aston
Villa
2,
Preston
North
End
0.
Blackpool
1,
Portsmouth
0.
Bolton
Wandcders
2,
Charlton
Athletic
2
(tie).
'
Derby
County
2,
Newcastle
United
4.
Huddersficld
Town
0,
Birmingham
City
0
(tie).
sington,
vice-president,
Prince
Rupert
district;
Titus
Campbell,
Port
Essington;
Albert
Young,
Kitsclas;
Harold
Sinclair,
Kitwanga.
vice-president,
interior;
Lazclle
Charlie
of
Fort
Babinc,
vice-president.
Burns
Lake
district.
-
Disembarking
at
Butedal
were
Weiler
Robinson,
Hartley
Bay;
Peter
Bates,
Hartley
Bay;
Joe
Gray,
Kilimaat,
and
Heber
Maitland,
Kltimaat.
were
the
"Mr.
Big
Brain"
cyn
test
and
the
"Dr.
P.R.
Quiz."
tile
mid
fifties
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
Play-offs
Evened
The
"Mr.
Big
Brain"
show
Forecast
arloties
anM
ni-m,
SAN
DIEGO
W
San
Diego's
sought
to
reveal
which
of
the
approved
,by
the
Transport
Skv
Hawks
swamped
New
West
city's
three
service
clubs
and
)
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Com
(It
is
minster
7
to
0
last
night
to
even
'
Board,
Is
3.45c
per
mile,
merce,
possessed
uic
nigncsi
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
four
cents
Per
mlle
west
of
Wolf
play-offs
at
two
games
each.
,
j
Creek
Alberta,
owing
to
the
Thp
Ran
nintm
niiokstprs
show-
mountain
differential).
Overcast,
continuous
'l
ternoon
and
tonight.
scattered
showers
suthwest
winds
in-
southeast
(30
m
p
""noon,
westerly
(25'
LTltUc
change
in
tem-
Lows
tonight
and
'?rrw:
Port
Hardy
35
.29
06
.10
.15
.IS
ill
,u
.13'
95.50
1.17
.51
.57
2.85
.'
6.0S
38
V
.18
.07'
,.
Liverpool
0,
Manchester
City
Manchester
United
1,
Chelsea
il
(tic).
i
Sheffield
United
1,
Evcrton
1
Maple
Leafs
Are
Two
Up
D
E
T
R
O
I
T
Toronto
Maple
Princess
Royal
Canadian
South
Brazeau
Toronto
Athona
Aumaque
Beattie
Bevcourt
Bob
jo
,
Buffalo
Canadian
Consol.
Smelters
Conwest
Donalda
....
Eldona
East
Sullivan
Giant
Yellowknife
....
God's
Lake
Hardrock
-.
Harricana
Heva
Hosco
Jacknife
Joliet
Quebec
Lake
Rowan
NEW
TECHNIQUE
AGAINST
CANCER
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
Discovery
of
a
possible
method
of
mental
power
as
indicated
by
members'
ability
to
answer
general
knowledge,
questions.
Winner
of
this
was
T.
B.
Black,
a
Rotary
Club
contestant.
Others
in
the
show
were
C.
G.
Ham
and
Duncan
McRae,
Gyro
Club;
George
Dibb
and
Bill
Long,
Kinsmen
Club;
Bruce
Brown,
Rotary
Club,
and
Hugh
Mac-
ered
shots
from
all
angles
at
New,
Westminster
goalie,
Lucien
Dech-ene.
His
thirty-seven
saves
were
not
enough.
Hits
Out
50,
38
and
l'1)ert
38
and
48.
For
some
years
railways
have
maintained
a
differential
between
standard
and
coach
class
fare
which
up
to
now
has
been
3c
hi
the
most
of
Canada.
Now
they
arc
bringing
the
coach
fare
up
to
the
original
scale
and
for
the
time
being
same
fare
for
coach
and
first-class
travel
will
prevail.
(tic).
Sunderland
0,
Burnley
0
(tie).
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
3,
Stoke
City
1.
'
Second
Division
Barnslev
4.
Tottenham
Hot
F
TROUBLE
Leais
won
the
second
g.ane
straight
in
the
Stanley
Cup
play-offs
last
night
from
Detroit
Red
Wings
by
a
3
to
1
score.
Next
games
will
be
Wednesday
and
Saturday
In
Toronto.
Rookie
Sid
Smith
'scored
all
three
goals
for
Toronto.
FIVEllAZis
Kenzie
and
J.
K.
McLeod,
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Martin
F.
Stuart,
in
cap
and
gown,
was
interlocutor
and
also
acted
as
"Dr.
P.R."
in
the
later
quiz.
.08
V2
.21
Va
.04
V
.35
.10
forecasting
cancer
of
the
uterus
from
one
to
two
years
before
it
develops
was
disclosed
by
a
Canadian
doctor,
Ernest
Ayre
of
Royal
Victoria
Hospital
and
McGill
University
of
Montreal.
Cancer
of
the
uterus
Is
one
of
the
most
frequent
of
all
malignancies.
It
kills
aproxlmately
26.000
women
annually
in
the
spurs
1.
Blackburn
Rovers
2,
Sheffield
Wednesday
1.
Bradford
4,
Bury
1.
Cardiff
City
3,
Lincoln
City
1.
Fulham
1
Leeds
United
0.
Grimsby
Town
3
Brentford
0.
Luton
Town
0
West
Bromwtch
At
Soviet
Trinic
Minister
C.
R.
Alike
Makes
Slashing
Attack
GLASGOW
"Only
Communists,
their
fellow-travelers
and
a
few
eccentrics"
oppose
the
At
1.
T
lqUlry
lnto
re-
tn
Canad
LV"
'l'
at
Halt-
Audience
members
took
part
in
the
"Dr.
P.R."-
show
and
"T'U
headquarters
,J
Pl0b
s
being
'j
P
Roar
aj
,
ARE
GUILTY
cleaned
the
stage
of
a
number
of
prizes
through
their
ability
lantic
security
pact,
declared
s
'
irnv,
M
..
r
t
.
Albion
1.
Nottingham
Forest
2,
Leicester
City
1.
Prime
Minister
Clement
R.
At
NUERNBERG
"CP'-Fivc
of
K.c.
;:r
w-
Plymouth
Argylc
2,
Coventry
City
3.
United
States
alone.
Dr.
Ayre
said
his
new
technique
opens
up
the
possibility
of
tracking
development
of
such
cancers
in
all
victims
and
attacking
them
at
the
earliest
and
most
curable
stage.
BASEBALL
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
League
FRIDAY
San
Diego
2,
Oakland
0.
Hollywood
5,
Sacramento
3.
Seattle
10,
San
Francisco
2.
Los
Angeles
8,
Portland
7.
SATURDAY
Sacramento
18,
Hollywood
6
San
Diego
9.
Oakland
R
(ten
innings)
Seattle
13,
San
Francisco
8
Los
Angeles
6.
Portland
3
SUNDAY
Seattle
5-2.
San
Francisco
4-1
(first
game
ten
Innings)
Los
Angeles
8-5,
Portland
5-2
lh(
'it
C-
Mter
or
"JF
tlce
who
departed
from
his
customary
mild
.
manner
yestoruay
to
make
a
slashing
attack
upn
Soviet
Russia.
He
placed
the
responsibility
for
the
world
split
squarely
upon
Lapaska
10l4
Little
Long
Lac
80
Lynx
13
Madscn
Red
Lake
2.92
McKenzie
Red
Lake
42
McLeod
Cockshutt
...
1.06
Moneta
:'.
46
Negus
,
2.40
Noranda
55.00
Louvicourt
14
Pickle
Crow
2.12
Regcourt
.i
05
San
Antonio
3.95
Senator
Rouyn
41
Sherrit
Gordon
2.05
Steep
Rock
.14
Sturgeon
River
.
.18
Silver
Miller
33
to
answer
questions.
The
musical
portion
of
the
program
was
of
a
high
quality.
It
opened
with
three
selections
by
the
Shrine
Club
Band,
two
marches
and
a
Viennese
medley,
included
accordion
solos
by
Mike
Colussi,
a
piano
solo
by
10-year-old
Mardell
Soiland,
choral
slng-
Queens
Park
Rangers
l,
Chesterfield
1
(tie).
Southampton
0,
West
Ham
United
1.
'
ratlMs
on
th,
Adolf
Hitler's
leading
govern-;
mcnl
officials
were
convicted
today
by
the
United
States
war
crimes
court
of
helping
him
plan
an
aggressive
war.
Chief
defendant
was-
Baron
Ernest
von
Weizsaocker,
Secretary
of
State
In
HiUer's
foreign
office
and
one-time
German
ambassador
to,
the
Vatican.
The
court
will
pronounce
sen-t'.uces
on
Friday.
Russia
where
there
was
no
free
Division
Scottish
League,
First
nt
Ian
inc
bv
the
Rotary
Club
Male
the
U
LOCAL
TIDES
Tuesday,
April
12,
1949
High
0:32
32.0
feet
12:58
21.9
feet
Low
6:49
2.4
feet
19:0-1
2.8,
feet
dom
of
election,
speech
or
i
thought
and
where
there
was
ai
dictatorship
more
reactionary
j
than
even
some
of
the
worst
of
the
dictators
of
tht
past.
Clyde
0,
Aberdeen
0
(tie).
Hibernian
2,
Partick
Thistle
1.
Morton
3,
Albion
Rovers
0.
Motherwell
4,
St.
Mirren
1.
Third
Lanark
3,
Falkirk
2.
Uvelv
'"fd
as
Hollywood
7-5.
Sacrame,
Chorus,
two
vocal
solos
by
tenor
Rowland
Miles.,
popular
selec-t.)nnp
tv
Ult
pour
Dukes
Or-'
ie.
.
"'cwcbcs
of
San
Diego
14-0.
Oakte
f