Sf.
Valentine's
Party,
Stewart
os
Ray
Reflects
...
...
and
Reminisce
STEWArrr-
Lodge,
Loyal
Portland
Canal
Order
of
Moose,
2
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Mews
Friday,
February
24,
19f,0
An
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Pfince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
G
A
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
.
.
.
.
,
.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
.
w-.wo
.urn-,
i
Hssi.steu
uy
women
oi
u.e
Moose,
cu-rwrar.
held
a
whist
drive
and
rtnnro
n
i
!
.
JUL
?A,;iNv.
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A
v--
nix
I
Saturday
In
the
Moose
Home
in
'
j
M,a'
C,s
honor
of
St.
Valentine's
Day.
It
:
nmans.
was
a
well
attended
affair
and
1
:
oi-
.
air
shelters,
filhn?
hospitals
and
increasing
cemeteries
A
Japanese
novelist
is
urging
that
trie
United
States
annex
Japan.
The
latter
country
w
mid
thereby
become
the
49th
State
and
Japanese
possess
the
right
to
settle
in
California
or
anywhere
else.
It
looks
doubtful.
The
new
hotel
for
Prince
Rupert
will
cost
about
half
a
miliion.
Some
are
saying
they
had
a
nation
the
outlay
wcuid
be
more
However,
do
not
be
downcast!
Five
hundred
thju.;arid
good
Canadian
dollars
can
make
anyone
feel
quite
comfortable.
One
can
find
folks
here
ho
have
hud
experience
in
the
opposite
everybody
enjoyed
the
evenlnor
,,u's
$7.00
m.-..
,.
Winners
in
the
whist
were:
Ladies
first,
Mrs.
C.
E.
Gibson;
consolation,
Mrs.
Roy
Sharpe.
men's,
first,
Angelo
Bugnella
and
W.
S.
Orr
tied
with
W.
S.
Orr
win-
$5
75
MeB-,F:nj.t
By
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
5c;
Per
Year,
$8
00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
British
Elections
i
'
ill
j
N
jnlng
on
the
draw;
consolation
Prince
Rupert
wilf
soon
have
three
theatres
one
on
Third
j
Prince
Rupert
pictures
taken
I
1
Z.US
,
:
I
l
$12.50
Men's
lli-a,.
Henry
Nellson.
William
Tooth
won
the
fancy
table
centre
which
was
drawn
for.
The
supper
pre-
t
Plaid
il(.k
by
J
Denny
Allen
in
1909
are
in
a
Fjrat
stree
Q
Third
Avenue
window.
One
shos
,
M
HoW
Thrfe
I
LN
AT
A
LATE
HOUR
this
moraine;
.lone
(Rupert
Road,
down
by
the
water
;
pared
by
the
ladies
was,
as
usual,
;par
excellence.
front,
where
there
was
something
f
.
ri-vp,nmpnt
rw
ai.t.'
and
night.
Ruperts
rid
...
'
ha"dlv
J..AU.
'
;.
.
dclng
day
annear
enough.
The
j
$3.75
By,'
tm
"ANNIHILATION
BECKONS,"
SAYS
EINSTEIN
Dr.
Albert-Einstein,
world
famous
physicist,
shown
posed
before
a
microphone,
as
he
warned
that
the
armament
race
between
the
U.S.
and
the
U.
S
S
R.
was
"hysterical"
and
may
lead
to
extinction
of
life
on
this
planet.
Also
mentioning
the
H-bomb
he
said
that
"It
appears
on
the
public
horizon
as
a
probably
attainable
goal."
Einstein
called
for
the
doing
away
with
mutual
fear
and
distrust
since
"annihilation
beckons."
first
stores,
first
caies,
first
Q
;
after
the
polls
in
yesterday's
general
election
had
closed,
the
result
of
the
British
contest
was
still
inconclusive.
The
Labor
government
had
by
last
night
what
appeared
to
be
a
solid
lead
of
seats
on
returns
from
large
metropolitan
and
industrial
Lonely
Miner
Htors
Of
Blessed
Event
STEWART
In
a
lonely
out
present
arrangement
fits
the
situation
neatly
and
greatly
widens
the
city's
scop
and
yarictv
of
entertainment.
And
that's
eicome.
theatre,
first
newspaper,
first
post
office,
first
barber
shop?,
first
fire
department,
first
hotel
and
first
ruddy
light
district
Boys'
tm
all
sim,.
$4
25
Boys'
TuT
!
post
in
the
mountains,
Bob
Bur-
were
all
there
together.
We
lived
iwise,
caretaker
for
the
Morris
i
or'"s,
shw-
areas,
where
admittedly
lay
its
principal
strength.
n
Rupert
Road
for
a
while,
in-
The
north
is
a
wild
enous
,
a
dang
-ms
proofs
Mr.
lac-:
Summit
Mine,
was
the
recipient
i
Nu
-
S
Powdered
Whole
country
any
season
and
a
Leod
also
asked
Mr.
Stuart
if
he
of
a
very
fine
Valentine
message
;
f
thontrht.
it.
wn
nnilciin)
tnr
a
n.hnn
Via
P..luaH
,1
i.,
l.ln
,
$2
75
Bovsla,,.,,,,
that
crashes
certainly
risks
re
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i.
.
.
v.
.
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.
mil.
1
1
,iv
i.v.i.v
mb
iauiu-Kii;.
acno-ieie-
maining
out
of
.ight
permanent
barber
to
use
glycerine.
Tht
l.phone.
the
news
that
his
i
;
Boots,
all
sj.ITI
wife
had
i
f
3-.
f,,'
s",,lW
ng
boy
in
(
.
:iroauciion
came
easv.
n
,
.,
,
,
.
.
,
Kesults
from
the
country,
however,
coming
in
today,
this
down.
A
few
hours
rrysTre,
sharply
whittling
:
Tne
American
physical
sodetv
before
these
words
appeared
in
print
it
was
still
!
says
"no
nation
has
the
riht
to
...
.
.
,
.
,
use
such
a
bomb"
as
the
hydro-
conceiveable
that,
meagre
as
their
wins
might
have
ipen
bomb.
But.
from
inference.
Town
With
"Soup"
chemist
said,
"no."
'given
birth
to
a
bound
-MIWiy
ly.
Din
t
eonc!t"e
that
a
railway,
a
hiihwav.
and
a
few
thousand
neocle
will
tame
a
wilderness
Mr.
MacLeod
had
brougnl
this
i
Vancouver.
The
mine,
which
is
question
before
the
two
lastjaout
twenty-seven
miles
from
witnesses
because
of
the
fact!
Stewart.
Is
only
accessable
at
this
Evidence
in
McEachern
Case
Continues
in
City
Police
Court
been,
the
almost
disappearing
Liberal
party
might
tnere
ou!tt
be
tne
rl?nt
t0
l,t!!-
Just
as
merciless
as
it
was
a
nfe-
.
,
,
V
'
ize
another.
less
fearsome,
vet
time
aeo.
Fallen
fliers
are
some-
i
i-i.-'
i
i
i.
l
j
have
the
balance
of
power.
Political
prophets
had
1
a
bomb
xhere
would
be
.t,e
times
found.
To
do
that
much
is
i
that
a
barber,
John
T.
McNeill,
time
of
the
year
by
snowshoe
or
At
the
trial
of
Angus
McEach-
had
also
lived
at
the
residence
oven
themselves
Correct.
It
was
an
extremely
right
to
once
more
start
building
i
a
feat
indeec
em,
charged
in
city
police
court
Produced
as
evidence
was
th
;
With
making
nitrOHlvcerine.
bottle
of
elvreiine
the
e.irthen-
I
plane.
I
mmm
corded
the
president
and
Ueas-'
Const-
Jack
White
testified
he
ware
jar,
a
search
warrant
and
urer
and
impressive
tribute
was
had
seen
accused
at
about
3
p.m.
a
receipt
for
rental
of
the
shack.
Da'id
to
the
memorv
of
the
late
come
lnt0
tne
N
C.O.'s
office.
The
t.ial
was
adjourned
until
Arnold
Flaten.
wartime
president.
wlt
Corporal
Taylor
and
Wales,
today
at
2:30
p.m.
Movint,
pk,N
Shippinif
i4
1
Red
Cross
In
Session
Cartatt
tJ
close
fight
with
indications
that
it
would
be
a
photo-
:
finish
up
to
the
accounting
for
the
last
seat.
It
was
probably
too
much
to
expect
that
there
would
be
a
decisive
result
in
this
election,
much
as
it
might
have
been
desired
in
view
of
the
foreboding
uncertainty
of
the
future
both
in
the
economic
and
;
international
fields
and
the
heavy
and
perplexing
problems
that
lie
ahead
Early
indications
are
that;
of
Red
Cross
here,
who
recently
"c
"au
'""
me
rear
m
Police
station
and
offered
the
passed
awav
in
Victoria.
Harry
;
tlJf
Breen
acknowledged
that
the
"'cers
a
drink,
great
success
of
the
R.d
Cross
j
(At
this
"point
the
officers
in
work
here
during
the
war
had
!
the
courtroom
and
counsel
at-been
due
tq
Mr.
Flaten.
"His
early
tempted
to
refrain
from
laugh-death
is
a
bitter
thingla
take,"
:ingi.
Two
Campaigns
Were
Successful
H.
M.
Wightman
New
Secretary
commented
Mrs.
C.
II.
Elkins
i
.
As
sojn
as
he
'.ad
Drodured
it
will
be.
another
election
for
Great
Britain
soon
unless
some
sort
of
a
nationalist
government,
which
the
state
of
affairs
today
might
justify,
is
formed.
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,
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ient
tent
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Car.adian
Liquid
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for
for
Oxygen.
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welding
supplin
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Lmdsay'i
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0
T?u
jrTfrx
Storage
Storage
L-
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rfij
lJiU3-iy
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;uid
'
Est
1910
rh.
C
TTtv(
throats;
M.''r
A
V'
'common
sonit
A
year
of
successful
and
happy
T.N.
Youngs
acknowledged
j
the
bottle,
the
Corporal
went
on,
accomplishment
with
local
con-
work
of
ladies
in
connection
with
j
cpl.
Wales
left.
To
Const.
White
ditions
such
that
it
was
possible
the
blod
donor
campaign.
ir.en-;and
Cpl.
Taylor
the
accused
is
to
assist
the
rest
of
the
country
tioning
especially
Mrs.
Alor.so
;
alleged
to
nave
said
that
without
any
draw
by
local
de-
Kaines
and
Mrs.
G.
H.
Monlgom-
McKnight
powdered
the,
whole
mands
of
disaster
or
distress
was
cry.
town.
I
mnrie
the
snnn
fnr
Me.
At
least,
Britons
did
decide
they
were
not
want
ing
radical
changes.
The
complete
rejection
Of
Com-
reported
upon
last
night
at
the
Report
was
made
that
a
First
Knight
with
the
promise
that
munists
and
Left
Wing
Laborites
made
that
clear.
aiinum
luccuys
ui
uic
nmccnu-
hTesDyterian
unurcn
anaoiaii
ne
wouia
not
use
it
in
town,
pert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Red
Girls
in
Training
homo
nursing
McEachern
was
peeved
because
Cross
Society.
class
had
been
succesful
pass-
McKnight
had
not
used
the
ex-Treasurer
Stan
Saville
reported
,
ing
fifteen
girls.
It
was
left
to
plosive
elsewhere.
The
accused
that
the
1849
campaign
for
funds
the
executive
to
arrange
some
then
said
he
would
see
the
offi-had
gone
over
the,
top
with
a
form
of
public
presentation,
pos-
cers
later,
and
walked
out.
.
IMPRESSING
WASHINGTON
Tltli
4Trtlttmiit
ii
not
publlb4
9r
Alsplay4
by
tht
Liquor
Cnntrol
Bord
ot
toy
tht
Ooytrnmaat
ef
vritUh
Columbia.
total
subscription
of
$4,102.30.
sibly
in
,
the
churchs
The
meeting
Const.
Whit
continued
his
THE
CRYING
NEED
always
of
the
vast
Pacific
"r
area
has
been
for
more
and
better
grounded
the
clinching
effort
having
been
decided
to.
invite
Inspector
or
testimony
staling
that
at
3:30.
a
concert
put
on
by
T.
N.
Young.;
Schools
Joseph
CheH
to
organ-
p.m.
on
December
31,
he
anV
UnnwWlo-o
in
Wnhino-trm
sava
Phrktian
Science
unde"
Rotary
Club
sponsorship,
ize
the
Junior
ReO.
Cross
further
Const.
Redhead
visited
the
home
to"
&
'
Mr.
Mr.
Ykmnes
Voungs
reported
rennrtert
nn
on
(In.
Ill
the
CltV.
mention
ber;8
made
of
the
accused
r.
shark
at
113
the
'
Monitor.
blood
donor
clinic
which
had.
of
'.he
good
work
already.
i'iii
Pane
Avenue.
Knocking
on
OJ
iconomicai
iizi
Oil
)ZiZ
Ufl
.l,:v,
ln
..t'ttiv,,
oeen
neia
ncre
wnen
5J0
donors
"ofn.
at
oornen
o
reei
otiium
aoov,
tney
received
no
answe-
nnnm-Dccmrnl
ihe
Congressional
m.n.m-,
Which
have
Visited
the
?
groups
had
come
forw,rd
A
refriger-.;
under.:
the
.leadership.
Of'.
-W.
but
noticed
smoke.
Making
an
pacifjc
lands
in
recent
weeks,
including
Alaska
and
aw
unit
had
been
installed
m
Cheeseman,
;
enhance,
they
.iiscovered
a
ima.i
.
-
ttx
lQ.j,.a
Khinrl
tha
.;cfinf
imnwocimi
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-
Treasurer
Stan
Savil'e
reported
blaze
which
could
have
burned
naw
du
.
.
,
.
leave
oeninn
tne
aisunci
impression
pital
and
84
pints
of
blood
had
'
arrangemeirts
wel
under
vay
t-
the
building
to
the
ground.
Af.ei
THE
FLEETS
IN
and
They
Lore
to
Eat
at
MILLIE'S
HAMBURGERS
Better
and
Better
AND
Fttll
Course
Meals
served
5-7
p.m.
MILLIE'S
that
the
long
existing
Situation
Will
get
their
in-
Deen
used.
This
year
a
clinic
the
forthcoming
annual
can-
extinguishing
the
fire,
they
found
..
.
J
,J
11
mi
1
rt
hmi.
would
have
even
more
success,
paign
for
Re;cl
Ci'os;
funds.
He
the
accused
in
the
second
room,
formed
attention.
Mr.
Youngs
felt,
if
it
was
ar-
j
stressed
tht'liaed
for
further
stretched
out
on
a
bed.
The
con-
s
aim
u
is
as'
asKiiT'
for
vol-
stable
stated
that
the
ad
used
In
addition
to
the
members
of
Congress,
the
'J?"ed
for
September
when
u,
li";v'"Sa,,u
parties
included
staff
members
of
various
depart-
k1
fWelJrWt1
be-ouiceti
for
tv
'
--
-iiav-
IN
Zmeiits
army,
navy,
interior,
state
.coming
grrif9;ufted
as
follows:
PROSECUTIONS
had
been
drinking.
Searching
the
shack,
the
two
constables
discovered
a
bottle
cf
glycerine.
McEachern
stated
he
knew
nothing
about
the
bottle.
VNl'SV'AL
Next
crown
witness
was
Orme
v
.
-v,.
,
'
"
.
xiutioraiy
rresKient.
ki.
Hev.
.
-
Members
of
Congress,
representing
a
diversity
..
.
James
b.
Gibson,
Bishop
of
caie-
GLASS
INDUSTRY
uimimbv
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
Wholesale
Warehouse
rryin
a
rrpresnUti'
prompt
erict
te
the
trade
GOODYEAR
TIRE
&
RUBBER
CO.
Tires,
tute
hose,
belting,
accessories.
CANADIAN
WESTINGHOUSE
CO.
Lamps
on!j.!
and
incandescent,
6
to
230
volts.
GENERAL
BATTERY,
CO.
of
CANADA
-
Radio
flashlights,
ignition
batteries.
G.
H.
WOOD
Si
CO.
Industrial
sanitation,
pap"1
deodorizers.
DUSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C--
Dnstbane,
Rlsal.
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies.
IMPERIAL
WIPING
RAO
CO.
nndnth.rs
'
OPEN
6
a.m.
to
1
a.m.
DAtl.T
Just
off
Third
Avenue
at
political
opinion
and
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leave
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pharmaceutical
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terday
that
prosecution
would
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who
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testified
that
niUoa
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be
launched
;;nder
the
Combines
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t,
agreement
on
at
least
one
subject
the
importance
n.
e.
Arnold.
of
the
Pacific
to
the
future
of
the
United
States.
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a.
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vv
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gredients
McEachein
is
alleged
to
have
employed
but,
that
it
was
T,
,
,
...
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secretary,
h.
m.
wightman
Act
into
the
flat
industry
of
Can-
i
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nave
seen,
and
most
have
been
rudely
j
Treasurer,
Stan
Saville.
ada.
Mr.
Garson
corrected
a
.shocked
bv
it,
the
transformation
Of
a
Vast
st
Section
cvuuu
Executive-
Mri
C
H.
Elkins.
natemrtnt
he
had
mide
the
prev-,
.
,
.
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UH.
R.
J.
D.
Smith,
Mrs..
J.
D.
lous
day
in
regard
to
the
match
OI
tne
World
trom
a
friendly
area
to
One
Under
the
jFraser,
E.
D.
Forward,
T.
K.
industry.
No
decision
haa
yet
domination
of
Soviet
Russia.
.
.
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j
Youngs
and
H.
J.
Graham.
been
made
as
to
prosecution
Prir
rince
Rupert
Florists
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Flower
for
All
Occasion!
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Mr.
Youngs
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was
was
reappointed
reappointen
mere,
wi.c.
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wiwieu
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in
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United
States
is
too
weak
militarily
in
the
Pacific.
campaign.
There
was
an
all-around
expression
of
regret
at
the.
decision
of
H.
A.
Breen,
who
has
beeii
a
tower
of
strength
in
Red
Cross
work
for
the
past
ten
years,
to
0
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8:00
p.m.
OJU
resign
as
secretary-
Appreciation
of
his
splendid
work
was
ex
f
pressed
and
a
vote
of
thank::
tendered
.
-
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From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday
10:15
p.m.
,3aturda
DRUG
DRUGS
IMPRESSIVE
MOMENT
Votes
of
thanks
were
also
ac-
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Prompt
and
Courtcou.V
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till
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from
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Sun"
FINEST
Statehood
for
Alaska
and
Hawaii
has
received
distinct
impetus
in
the
visit
of
these
members
of
the
senate
and
house.
And
while
Washington
is
mentioned
here,
we
wonder
if
Ottawa
is
sufficiently
interested
in
the
iyific
Pcene-
Certainly,
the
visitations
we
get
at
Vrince
Rupert
would
not
indicate
much
interest.
WjtV
NO
WHEAT
HERE
?
VANCOUVER'S
GRAIN
movement
this
season
V
is
setting
a
high
mark
for
recent
years
as
the
iT
ocean
freight
rate
situation
encourages
shipment
'
"Kyway
of
the
Pacific
Coast
instead
of
by
the
eastern
;.
route
with
a
current
saving
to
Britain
of
10c
a
:
bushel
or
so.
It
is
no
wonder,
therefore,
that
Prince
Rupert
people
wonder
why
the
elevator
here
should
!'
continue
to
be
an
unused
and
seemingly
forgotten
j
outlet.
Of
course,
if
we
choose
to
accept
the
situa-
'
tion
without
even
making
an
inquiry
of
the
authori-
ties"
such
as
the
Canadian
Wheat
Board,
nobody
;
else
is
going
to
worry
about
us,
certainly
not
Van-i
'
couver,
even
if
the
recent
snow
blockades
of
the
!
railway
lines
to
that
port
did
hold
up
the
movement
:
of
--wheat
there
quite
considerably-
It
would
seem
rttimely
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
fvand
the
City
council
to
be
getting
busy
and
find
out
;:jhj
nothing
is
being
done
about
using
th
local
i.
Jjbuse.
We
should
be
entitled
to
some
excuse
even
if
it
is
that
they
allowed
the
place
to
get
frozen
up
and
out
of
commission
or
maybe
they
could
blame
it
on
the
water
or
the
power
shortage
or
even
the
cold
weather
although
there
are
terminal
grain
'
Thrrators,
which
are
used
once
in
a
while,
in
places
colder
than
Prince
Rupert
at
its
moderate
worst.
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U.S.
HAS
SURPLUS
OF
EGGS,
MILK
Deep
in
a
limestone
quarry
near
Atchison,
Kansas,
is
seen
part
of
the
$100,000,000
of
dried
eggs
and
powdered
milk
the
government
has
collected
over
the
past
two
years
and
acquired
under
the
price
support
program.
73,000,-000
pounds
of
powdered
eggs
and
169.000.000
pounds
of
dried
milk
are
being
marip
available
for
distribution
through
federal,
state
and
local
welfare
agencies.
The
agencies
will
pay
nothing
for,
the
supplies,
but
must
pay
for
transporting
the
food
from
federal
storage
depoto.
Other
warehouses
throughout
the
country
contain
the
balance
of
the
materials.