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onr.iES
DRUGS
VICTORIA,
B.
C.
--Daity
Delivers
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PH0ISE81
fcABS
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
57.
.
r-RINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
9,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
0
r
fto
Rid
Cii
ity
or
Kats
Gove
on
dates
il
ax
FEU
by
Parent
Teachers
Victoria
Censure
Vote
in
el-nee
in
l'riuc-c
ltupert
was
under
fire
ninthly
meeting
of
the
Conrad
Street
.Teachers'
Association
last
evening.
,.m
U
be
beconiintr
more
and
more
:
rr
!
1
'
'
J
1
fJL
It
f
iCONFIDENCE
VOTE
IS
UP
only
at
the
city
dump
but
.
in
the
city
tinjj
decided
to
draw
up
a
resolution
for
House
Rejected,
29
to
12
Two
Coalition
Member
Join
With
C.C.F.
A'iX
L-
y
ill
i
it
Ottawa
House
Expected
o
y
Have
Division
This
Afternoon
Operation
On
Kins
George
i,
I
OTTAWA,
V
Parliament
!
will
likely
get
a
chance
this
af-1
fcrnoon
to
vote
on
whether
or
j
not
it
has
"confidence"
in
the
government
-the
vote
deciding
I
whtther
the
government
is
to
s,Tk
II
IC
I'll-ollirr
P.-T.A.'h
,1
t,i
the
effect
h't.-p.s
b'
htken
j,r::,l,s
whw.se
,,,
carriers
can-fhe
resolution
,;
City
bruin
op-,ikm
m
r
at
'he.
In
Division
Yesterday
In
the
Legislature
VICTORIA
(CP)
Premier
Byron
Johnson's
vote
of
confidence
m
the
coalition
government
won
a
Legislature
Tuesday
but
two
coalition
members
voted
with
the
Opposition.
Voted
down
29
to
12
:
was
!
LONDON,
uVThe
King
will
iiikUtco
a
nerve
operation
soon
:.land
or
fall.
"
from
all
visible
sign,
the
government
will
stand.
l
supply
for
si
to
jn)provc
the
flow
of
blood
to
an
amendment
moveu
uy
iwuuua
KZ
i
'
Kaslo-Slocan)
which
expressed
regret
that
the
budget
speech
omitted
to
mention;
re
i"'
JL
'W
,
..,
.jfi.iiii
-r-ii).iarirfct----rriii'---
Unit,
the
huge
his
right
leg
which
is
still
suf-
bk;
eomonton
FIKK
EUMONTON
A
large
fire
in
the
Itevcloii
Building
in
the
industrial
section
of
Edmonton
was
still
raging
at
noon
and
was
estimated
by
that
time
lo
have
done
$1,009,0(1(1
damage.
The
fire
started
at
9:30
a.m.
and
spread
rapidly.
The
Imild
in;
contains
a
number
of
wholesale
concerns.
i.L.r.s
in
utair
VANCOUVER
The
l.alior-Progressive
party
will
contest
at
least
two
Vancouver
seats
In
the
federal
election.
Nominating
convention
for
Van-
The
vote
of
non-confidence)
i.
n
at
times
rcrhiK
rrom
a
circulation
ob-;ny
fur.
i
siruetion
In
the
main
artery.
vision
of
the.
three
percent
1
tax.
The
amendment
amounted
to
censure
for
lack
of
tax
re-
comes
from
the
C.C.F.
amendment
to
the
address
in
reply
to
the
Speech
from
the
Throne.
It
declares
the
government
has
,
will
also
a.sk
This
was
disclosed
last
night!
JUNEAU
WORKS
OMJOHES
ACT
UTUME
MINISfERIS
PRIME
TARGET
Loiiis
St.
Laurent,
Canada's
prime
minister,
is
the
target
for
newsreel
and
still
cameramen
during
vi&t
in
Washington.
He
attended
a
luncheon
given
him
by
President
Truman.
Prominent
diplomatic
figures
and
members
of
Congress
and
of
the
president's
cabinet
also
attended
the
luncheon.
i,
uf
l
lie
Kant
i-
when
Buckingham
Palace
re-Uiat
requires
leased
a
bulletin
signed
by
His
,
cariKittc
cans
Majesty's
six
doctors.
It
was
vision.
.
...
Dr.
J.
J.
Oillis
(Coalition-Yale)
and
Mrs.
Tilly
J.
Ralston
(Coalition-Vancouver
-
Point
failed
in
its
social
security
measures
and
a
number
of
other
matters.
Efforts
StiU
Being
Made
j
order
to
cut
stressed
mat
me
operation
was
i.
i
ho
rats
not
serious.
The
bulletin
said
voted
with
the
C.C.F.
to
Bring
Suspension
or
Repeal
Orey)
rouvcr-Kiehinonil
lias
'
been
j
called
for
Mareli
13
and
for
:
Vancouver
Centre
March
27.
(1(;KS
knock
the
Uhc
Monarch's
general
health
v
riiiwns
cluim,1
was
excellent.
several'
Prof.
James
Learmonl
of
I
n.ni
,.T
,)(
methods
Mayo
Clinic
in
the
United
VluVoiitn
tlriSUtcK
may
perform
the
opcra-
opposition.
JUNEAU
While
British
Cpl-;
....
umbia
and
Alaska
continue
to-
-rue
WFATHER
winin
1-
feel
the
weight
of
the
Jones
Act,
ef
farts
to
gain
relief,
if
not
Synopsis
abolition,
continues.
.
.
Relatively
dry
air
covered
he
Tt,.
ai,.v,
sjonf
rprpnt.iv
entire
province
this
morning
TEMPEST
IN
LEGISLATURE
Vancouver
Newspaper
Asked
to
Apologize
v
fi.
t
V
A
I
FULTON
TO
HEAD
CONCILIATION
i
im,!i
i.acni
if
FLOODS
LEAVE
passed
a
Memorial
asking
for
an
and
present
indications
point
to
another
two
days
of
clear
skies
overhaul
of
this
Act
(other-
wise
known
as
the
Marine
Act
and
sunny
weather
in
most
re-
TO
PROBE
I'.M.W.
AN
S.W.
VANCOUVER
The
CIO.
in
the
I'nited
Mates
has
named
a
committee
to
investigate
the
I'nion
of
Minn,
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers
in
British
Columbia
and
the
handling
of
funds.
io
Wives
or
iviemoers
Judc
W.
o.
Kuitori
lias
oeen
appointed
chairman
of
a
eon-)
cillation
bond
which
will
seek
settlement,
of
a
wa!;e
dispute'
i
between
the
city
and
the
Prince
,
jnHlre.-s
by
1'ub-..
Mi
b'-o
uarct
ike
oil
ill'.'
(luli'.'S
ilcilUi
Nur.v
in
MANY
HOMELESS
VICTORIA
(CP)
Members
of
both
sides
of
the
of
1920)
in
order
to
remove
the
gions.
Some
cloudiness
is
pres-gross
discrimination
contain-
ent
in
central
British
Columbia
and
moist
Pacific
air
tow
therein.
The
Memorial
would
pected
to
bring
c
loudy
akte.
to
mean,
among
other
advtantages,
the
Queen
Charlottes
and
north
the
opening
of
sertain
Alaskan
o
coast
racrinns
regions
timorrOW.
tomorrow.
After-
,
fincArio
ff
FliMxl
waters
uvipert
local
of
the
internation-
j
ouse
yesterday
criticized
two
stories
appearing
m
Vancouver
New.Herald
as
yoliow
Jou;
.'nidi
:-n
The
The
pelt
hundreds
of
people
nome-
1
extremely
Intor-
traae
routes
to
uanauiau
iiho.
Icss
in
four
stales
today,
mere
is
a
new
flood
threat
in
Montana
ami
rlsint;
waters
are
the
the
'
easting
casting
renecuuns
jeiitxtiuno
un
wives
nmo
yt
hall
tlris
lnomin
rnin
lrom
"v."
-
abor
.
Relations
sry
on
Monday
and
another
on
Tuesday
concerned
'
Mrs!
Charles
Banks,
wife
of
the
Lieutenant-Governor,
provincial..
L
Hoard.
atMif
Hie
)(;,si-in7.
il
f'ee
ilen-
liiioi
rliildrrn
in
noon
temperatures
will
reach
the
low
fifties
at
the
coast
and
forty
to
forty-five
over
most
of
I
the
interior.
1
Forecast
1
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
'
1
en
Months
Old,
Judne
W.
O.
Fulton
s
appoint-
ard
nif.mbcrs'
wives.
pUi",nii):?
Nebraska
which
is
still
leelinn
about
under
the
weather's
elements.
Surnint
waters
of
swollen
i'hurv
ment
was
anproveu
along
wiw
..
.
.
hi'irv.t.he-hatnin'
luncheon
as
....
...
w
J....
l.n
r
J
Has
Twenty
Teeth
DEFENCE
OF
ALASKA
I
WASHINGTON
Representative
Fisher
(
iHnioeral-Teas
planned
today
to
urge
the
House
of
Krpresentalives
to
anprove
an
ample
radar
screen
for
Alaska
which
he
calls
"Hi
most
vital
of
all
our
slratCKic
spots."
He
declare
that
Alaska
needs
more
troops
for
its
defence
asainst
any
sort
of
attack.
"There
is
no
question
today
but
that
fended,"
Fisher
said.
William
M.
Watts,
city
nominee,
Tlie
yarn
on
mouuajr
ort
ls
not
scrved
in
Uie
Par
thel
nTTiun
KiMhcth
Ann
rmct
r.ipar
tndav.
Increasing
and
Thomas
Elliott,
the
fire-
ms.
Banks
had
been
forced
to
:
liamentary
dining
room,"
SM:Vs
;
uict
shy
,i!e
tii.it
it
was
'
ni.itcy
this
Una-
aiu
bai
k
such
a
ni'te.a
lae.k
of
,vl
reams
have
spilled
over
thous-fitui'i
of
acres
in
Nebraska,
Iowa,
Montana
and
Louisiana.
inin's
representative,
wno
ic-
(,inisicr
a
verbal
spanking
for
Rt.orv
said.
I
Dowd
has
twenty
tine
teeth
and
ci0U(jiness
tonight,
becoming
thpl
the
child
is
not
yet
ten
months
overcast
Thursday
forenoon,
I
commended
him
as
chaininn
U
tir
fail
ins
to
answer
promptly
Harold
Winch
rose
in
!
ii...
Ml
iimmintmei.tK
Colder
weather
in
many
parts
i!
i
'
h
vi:lll
l.-fi
old.
Dentists
-feua"
pnysicmna
winds
lignt.
uiue
cnause
u
the
Midwest
slates
nas
'
Of
U
S'X'
lW
rn.
salu.rU
4
i
i.
tMi
Viittuit
of
Labor.
,
,
r.lieon
and
said
that
one
of
the
S1H
ll
.
marvel
at
something
they
say
temperature.
Lows
tonight
ana
has
never
been
heard
of
before,
highs
Thursday
At
Port
Hardy
It
so
happens
that
this
month
30
and
49,
Massett
30
and
47,
-r.ficr!
'
V
No
dale
has
yet
been
an-
guests
had
had
one
cocktail
too
nounced
for
the
conciliation
nKt,)y.
there
Is
to
be
a
Domlnlon-wiae
prince
Rupert
JU
ana
1.
,
..
'-More
Changes
In
I
Smhi'iI
,
P.-
I
.A.j
-
.
v
I'rinre
Rupert
Stalin
s
Cabinet
-
House
yesterday
arid
said"
(hat
the
articles
cast
a
shadow
on
the
wives
of
all
members.
The
House,
he
said,
was
entitled
to
an
apology.
Because
of
the
Imputations,
perhaps
that
apology
should
be
made
before
the
bar
of
the
House,
Winch
suggested
He
moved
a
motion
saying
that
conferences
of
dentists.
They
hearintr,
City
Clerk
11.
o.
inani
said
this
morning.
will
make
a
special
note
of
the
RAKE
FOR
CLAMS
Fishermen
digging
for
clams,
ii
fn
limiili:i!i
Hi
r?i
t
rfc.
T.n
nilirp
1
1
1111
L
V.
-
:
1V,
.
Il
-t
.
.
.
.....--
tT
,
Dowd
case.
Growtn
01
iweniy
imivmciai
i'ai-'
),.Vel
Soviet
leaders
were
pro-)
mollusk
in
f,,iiv
formed
and
flawless
the
most
vaiuaoie
Tuesday's
story,
however,
caused
an
uproar
among
members.
It
said
that
wives
of
members
would
try
to
make
amends
this
week
by
inviting
Mrs.
Banks
tn
lunch
to
Drove
that
they
knew
I
ronvcfii
ii
hi
to
hcin,i,t,.(i
today.
ITie
lutest
shifts
--mi
in
April.
Miss
jn
the
cabinet
of
Prime
Minister
:
.
LOCAL
TIDES
Thursday,
March
10,
134'J
SINGLE
WOMAN'S
TAX
JFNEAl'
Braving
the
wrath
or
spinsters,
Democrat
William
Egan
introduced
a
bill
in
the
Alastia
House
last
night
calling
for
a
tax
of
S50
per
head
on
single
women.
He
said
its
intent
was
to
"further
the
institution
of
matrimony,
relieve
the
housing
Miortage
and
levy
a
tax
on
the
privilege
of
being
single."
the
House
does
not
condemn
the
freedom
of
the
press
nxcept
teeth
in
the
fist
ten
months
of
Canada,
use
an
implement
simi-lire
is
believed
to
be
something
lar
to
a
hand-rake,
which
has
phenomenal.
long
prongs
and
a
short
handle.
TORBRIT
SHIPS
FIRST
SILVER
High-
as
rimsen.
Iter
;
Joseph
Stalin
sees
n.
i.
.uiij-r-t
to
the
ap-
relieved
as
minister
of
machine
I'.-T.
C'ouueil.
tool
industry
and
advanced
to
iul
to
hold
the'
vice-chairman
of
the
council
of
when
it
deteriorates
into
licence
of
the
press.
The
motion
passed.
18.1
feet
h
t0
be
utyijke.
16.6
feet
11.0
feet'
"There
will
be
no
drinking
5.4
feet
by
the
political
girls
at
this
!):;)
23:01
3:24
16:34
Low
,f
white
clei)hant
ministers.
A.
I.
Kostousov
suc-
9
c,.C(ts
to
Efremov
s
ministry.
(.total
weight
of
1,450
pounds,
the
Ingots
From
Alice
Arm
For
Many
members
got
an
oar
in
the
discussion
with
wives
In
the
gallery
to
watch.
Meanwhile,
Mrs.
Banks,
in
an
Interview
with
the
Canadian
Rochester,
New
York
First
shipment
of
refined
ingots
to
come
from
the
silver
is
valued
at
$14,227.
it
wiu
be
shipped
by
express
from
Vancouver
to
its
destination.
The
Torbrit
Mine,
which
is
18
miles
from
Alice
Arm,
began
irti
Atlantic
Security
Pact
Progressing
Trpss.
lamdied
the
affair
off,
,;.
I1
I
Torbrit
Mine
at
Alice
Arm
producing
iiIUU
ore
last
fall,
but
Its
No
1NU
one
UiiC
was
WrtO
i
iJiai;wi-w.
vw
,
.
.
the
matter
lightly.
Some
of
the
passed
through
nmce
"",mlll
m
not
get
Into
operation
NENANA
ICE
IS
STILL
THICK
Approval
by
United
States
Senate
Sure
ladles
were
very
late.
I
asked
xuesaay
011
u.c
until
recently.
A
breakdown
at
them
to
come
earlier
next
year
sun,
bound
for
the
Eastman
1
d0WQ
ni)ms
to
avoid
inconvenience
to
the
Kodak
Co.
at
Rochester
wew
operatlons
and
the
quantity
kitchen
staff.
No
one
was
wor-
York,
where
the
metal
will
be
had
already
beeft
pro.
FAIRBANKS
The
ice
at
Ncn
ana.
Alaska,
was
39
inches
thick
ried.
It
was
very
amusing,
"f
-
-
duced
was
shippea
xnis
wbcb..
,
The
mine
also
produces
zinc
Think
nothing
more
of
it,
graphic
materials.
please
.
I
composed
of
23
bars
with
a
iiiftl
late
In
February
with
about
four
j
feet
of
snow
011
top.
Floyd
W.j
Avery,
manager"
of
the
annual
ice
guessing
classic
and
northerners
estimate
when
the
Ice
will
break
and
start
running,
says
the
river
froze
last
fall
at
the
WASHINGTON,
1.MJ.
(Ci')-AlHiuvl
by
l
ie
Unitl
States
Senate
appeared
assured
today
lor
the
iiroireted
North
Atlantic
security
treaty,
it
was
..approved
by
the
Senate
foreign
-relations
committee
1
.
'1.
.,.,.1
.h.t.ii
r
lh
n;iH,
;ire
exnected
to
be
and
lead,
both
of
Which
are
bringing
high
prices
on
;
the
market.
Commencement
of
shipments
of
refined
silver
from
Torbrit
was
regarded
as
a
red
letter
day
for
historic
Alice
Arm
camp
wliich
has
had
its
ups
and
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
vesieruay
announced
anu
in
about
it
two
weeks.
The
pact
would
.,
have
,
e.
1
lowest
mark
ever
known.
Every-
thc
effect
of
bunting
iwnn
ivm-
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wno
registers
a
guess
nas
a
Bevcourt
23
erica
to
defence
01
wesiem
(
f;iunce
to
win
a
casii
prize
rriM
a
I
niTPCl
FOR
ritiiu
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v'
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liurope.
MR.
ANDERSON
Secretary
of
Stale
Dean
Ache
Vancouver
Bayonne
06
Bralorne
-9-00
B.
R.
Con
03
B.
R.
X
10
Cariboo
Quartz
1.30
Congress
.,
3Vi
Hedley
Mascot
44
son
said
today
that
the
treaty,'
Miss
Grace
Brynolson,
01
new
York
City,
a
research
worker
a:;
now
drafted,
.
,.
,,,.,1-p-,.i,.,rlhat
make,,
clear
that
'
...
Final
rites
for
the
late
Freil-rrick
Kueeiie
Anderson
of
Queen
downs
since
those
early
prospectors
went
up
the
rugged
Klt-sault
River
valley
and
looked
down
Hie
bluffs
of
Dolly
Varden
canyon.
Optimism
for
the
future
of
the
camp
has
reached
a
degree
of
enthusiasm
comparable
with
that
of
the
roaring
years
around
the
end
of
World
Bobjo
HV2!
Buffalo
Canadian
Consol.
Smelters
103.75
Con
west
-
-
1-32
Donalda
-53
Vz
Eldona
.57
East
Sullivan
2.80
Giant
Yellowknife
5.40
God's
Lake
43
1U1
X
I1IIC
!VlUfctJ"v
u
v
in
the
city
today,
having
made
ttif
nations
signing
it
will
defend
themselves
against
agsres-
Charlotte
City,
who
died
m
no
pital
here
Friday
were
held
oil
Tuesdav
afternoon
at
4:30
from
the
trio
from
Vancouver
on
a
"
i
;
.
i
v."
r'0
I
.
i
s
V-
I
-
f
t
5.05
Pend
Oreille
c.ion
from
any
miartcr.
tie
pic
Hardrock
'.
-161i!
tured
the
pact
as
"the
end
re-cult
of
western
policy
develop
holiday.
She
is
a
granddaughter
of
W.
J.
Alder,
former
City
Commissioner
and
a
pioneer
resident.
She
will
sail
south
Thursday
night.
B
C
Undertakers
tlrenviilc
Court
Chapel.
Kev.
Earl
Holland
or
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
officiated.
.1.1.
,.,iioiiuni,lon
iolned
in
3.35
.03'2
.19
2.95
.06
'
Pioneer
Premier
Border
...
Privateer
Reeves
McDonald
Reno
.-
ments
brought
on
by
Russia
s
blocking
of
peace."
War
I
when
the
uony
vaiucu
boom
was
at
its
height.
The
railroad
which
was
built
at
.that
time
has
now
been
torn
up
and
the
grade
used
for
the
truck
road
down
which
the
Torbrit
has
now
commenced
transporting
its
bullion.
To
bring,
Tor
Harricana
-07
Heva
10
Hosco
,.'.
-25'2
Jacknlfe
,
.043i
Jollet
Quebec
36
Lake
Rowan
08'.4
Lapaska
oa
T.itt.le
Ijine
Lac
18
'S
ToiiHUr
muhCTOR
CONFERS
-In
an
informal
"KMde
ilk.
lo-iiUo
si.iiv
the
DeOrasse,
Leo
Dolaii
,
lSr"etor
ur
ii...
c..u.,,ii.,
t.r,vi.i.,.n,oi-il.
tourist
bureau,
ex-'
singing
the
hymns
"Thine
Forever"
and
"Nearer
My
God
to
Thee."
Mrs.
J.
C.
Oilker
was
organist.
Interment
J
took
lace
at
tair-vi..w
CemeU-ry
with
tlie
follow
"iirist,
inf,
,mnii..
,iii,
r
cii,,n
Robbins.
head
of
Sheep
Creek
1-35
-
Silbak
Premier
35
River
-3
Taku
-
Vananda
-3
Salmon
Gold
17
Spud
Valley
O7
Oils
Amrlo
Canadian
-
4.X5
er
niilllieurers:
Carl
Berg,
'
j,
,
r.
brit
into
the
production
stage
has
represented
a
heavy
outlay
in
road,
mill,
power
house
and
camp
construction
on
the
part
of
tlie
Mining
Corporation
61
Canada
during
the
past
two
years.
"
rv'-'
ii....ii,v
Kvtheson.
Finest
Falk,
lsl
board
i
B:m
Juillli
Vw,no
Hi,.0
According
to
V"lxn,
her,;
bound
for
Ar-l
.,.mV(t
a
Pan-American
plane
llll
CanadU.11
tourist
-program
last
year
resulted
in
?
"i
income
f)r
the
government
of
Canada.
In
a
re-to
tt.
Puor
R)co
t,nirisl
board,
Robbins
predicted
f.!s,H"(l
annual
tourist
bust-
'ild
be'Woifa
a
-$10,0(10,000
Lynx
-
-
-12
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.72
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
.39
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
1.00
Moneta
4'-,4
Negus
2.26
A.
H.
iveson,
Paul
Craft
and
Smith.
A.
P.
Con
-
-22
&
Atlantic
73
Calmont
AHhimh
the
yak's
shoulders
4.95
Central
Xeduc
Home
Oil
11.65
.133,4
than
six
often
measure
more
feet
from
the
ground,
its
head
almost
touches
the
ground.
Y
HATCHING
lul,rhPd
and
that'
ls
Rl'"ost'
lARl.Y
QDDlTS.ir'
'heard
of
for
mid-winter.
Mercury
Okalta
162
J.F.A.W.U.
ALL
MEMBERS
SPECIAL
MEETING
Thursday,
March
10,
8
'p.m.
SONS
OF
NORWAY
HALL
Fifth
Ave.
and
McBride
St.'
1.50
Noranda
oi.M
J
Louvicourt
27
Pickle
Crow
--
2.10
Regcourt
05
San
Antonio
-
4.10
Senator
Rouyn
41
Sherrit
Gordon
2.29
Rock
1-58
Steep
-
-
Sturgeon
River
..........l
iVA
Silver
Millet;
-41
f'f'ORb,
oi.-ir
km
I
t'ontinues.
t.hn
"
,.Ti
AU
'MtHSlDED
bUBSlIJLD
For
"deliberately"
AFTER
TEMPER
B
hockey
game
Pacific
Pete
Princess
Royal
Canadian
..
Toronto
Athona
Aumaque
Beattie
.32
.09
'.12
,
.21
.54
ing
Vic
Lynn
of
the
'io
i(g0
Bhl,k
Hawks
was
fined
Red
Ham
U
rftoB
Campbell.
in
Chicago,
President
uiarmn:c
m&
wmiUu..
""-'-run
with
liabv
Very
Important
Be
There
(58)
,
f
C.
McMurtde,
3250
by
National
Hockey
,k
during
the
game
and
wound
U1L
6vicc
of
the
On
Lynn
was
smacked
by
anuu
.
forgotten
their
tempers,
VJ-
"
""
""""
J:
.i-.'-a-'S-i
.
'
'
mT
of
Agriculture,
f".
-'re
were
743,100
up
In
a
hospital,
xno
t
however,
and
shake
hands
above.
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