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HA
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'8
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Princ.
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PH0IIE81
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
40.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
24,
1900
PRICE
.
FIVE
CENTS
CABS
)umm
.
HP
.
da
for
I
Downtown
Shooting
Board
Set
Up,
Laltorites
Win
But
e
Rig
Slrike
Delayed
Woman
.Shot,
Chinese
Dead
By
Scantest
Margin
WASHINGTON
il
President
I
Truman
Unlay
net
up
an
emergency
fact-finding
board,
auto-I
j
matieally
heading
off
a
nation-
:
wining
StAlU
II
CONTLM'ES
lanes
and
surface
craft
are
i
wide
railroad
atrlkc
scheduled
i
when
Hi''
Royal-
;
f()l.
Monday.
The
action
haw
the
uttc
No.
1
ceased
!CffrC(,
0f
delaying
the
strike
for
,n
a
few
weeks
;
slxly
duy8
Dispute
is
between
the
.
LONDDN
(CP,)
The
Labor
government
tonight
had
won
a
victory
in
the
general
election;
of
yesterday
by
a
small
majority.
In
one
of
the
closest
election
races
in
British
history,
the
Socialists
edged
out
Winston
Churchill's
Conservatives.
Tragedy
Shortly
Before
Noon
in
Second
Ave.
Rooming
House
Hih'I
and
a
ltLL1'
carriers
and
brotiicrhoods
of,
rig
will
remain
,
rujwuy
conductors
and
railway
l
A
Chinese
waiter
is
dead
and
near
Skidegatc
trainmen.
The
latest
standing
of
elected
-
.
?
"
lor
furl
her
devci-
members
was
Comjlanc?
MeM.iht.prs,
a
white
woman,
is
in
General
hospital
I
with
a
serious
wound
in
her
right
:
temple
after
a
shooting
affray
;in
the
King
George
Hotel
on
iS-Towl
Avenue.
!
Labcrite,
Seymour
Hills.
j
In
the
last
House
of
Cotumoiis
i
Labor
held
a
148-seat
majority
j
over
the
Conservatives.
S,
,
I
Both
Liberal
and
ommwnistj
313
287
7
20
-
labor
:,.
:
...
.
Conservatives
t.iberals
Doubtful
ide
afur
cornplc-jical
survey
this
geological
infor-ovided
by
the
o
official..
slated.
i.
company
lalta
Petroleums
Masset
Has
Good
Times
,
look
a
severe
beatipp
-
.,
"
(
oiiini
on
rst
Wlpsd
Owt
,"
Comniunlsl
leprtsentation.
in
the
House
was
Wiped
out-whn
continuing
the
search
around'
Princess
Royal
.Island,
down
the
coast
from
here,
for
five
mi
sine
men
-rem
the
linited
States
B-36
rnmber
which
was
I'it-hed
a
week
an
la:
t
Tuesd
ir
a"t"r
taking
fire.
The
missing
men
are
now
iielieved
either
to
have
failed
lo
survi""
plunge
or
to
have
perished
in
the
sea.'
DAYLIGHT
SAVING
VICTORIA
British
Columbia
will
have
daylight
saving
again
this
year
from
pril
10
to
September
t-i.
The
government
makes
the
announcement
following
the
adoption
by
Vancouver
city
at
the
recommendation
of
the
Union
of
British
Columbia
Municipalities.
-
-
v
THREE
ROAD
ROl'TES
VICTORIA
Randolph
Hard-ing
(C.C.F.-Kaklo-Slocan)
told
the
Legislature
yesterday
that
British
Columbia
should
have
i
to
the
B.
C.
Gov-
j
Frank
Mali,
waiter
at
the
Rex
iCufe,
was
dead
at
11:55
this
i
morning,
lie
was
found
by
Const.
iJohn
Brady
of
the
city
detacli-itnent,
B.
C.
Police,
tace
down,
jhead
turned
to
the
lelf
and
blood
oozing
out
of
the
wound.
A
Willie
Gallacher,
fiery
repre
-
The
Speaker.
There
arc'
625
seats
in
the
Hou
e.
'
".i.
....?'"';'
Figures
toi.ipded
by
the
Canadian
Press
tonight
showed
that
Labor
had
won
more
than
313
seats
necessary
for
a
majority
In
the
House
of
Commons.
.
This,
was
on
the
basis
of
seats
already'-
conceded
and
likely
results
on
basis
of
leadership.
-
Prosperity
at
Principal
Community
of
Norlhrrn
Graham
Island
ii
additional
pci-iicn
Charlotte
Is-U
holder
of
the
'n
P
iermlt.
Oil
sentative
of
West
Fife
la
the
last
Parliament,
lost
the
riding.
His
only
colleague
ln
the
House,
Philip
Plrathi.
was
beaten-yesterday.
Harry.
Pollott,
general
secretary
of
the
party,
mas
defeated
as
ho
had
been
tn'
l!?e
1945
election.
"
.Yesterday
young
resulted:
in
a
record
83
percent
poll
and
voters
seemed
to
divide
their
choice
!'gatc
lest
well
i
was
also
an-H
further
plans
of
lull
be
to
conduct
fial
study
of
land
Principal
community
of
nor-
ma
v,I',VPr1
W1,s
cluU:,lcd
ln
hern
Grahajn
Island,
the
townjllw
"Bnl
,lallU'
of
Masset
Is
enjoyins
continued!
Witnesses
C.
S.
McBridc
and
prosperity,
It
U
reWrted
by
B
vie
Johnson
wero"
asleep
when
T.
Phillips
who
arrived
In
UiciUlry
hoarcl
ulc
s)lls.
Running
city
yesterday
by
air
and
ex-;
t.0
tlirlr
Iour,
they
saw
the
woman
MIOHTY
MOUSF,
1AKES
DEBUT
Developed
by
the
VS.
navy,
the
"Mighty
Mouse,"
a
powerful
new
type
aircraft
rocket,
is
shown
In
tliese
photos
being
fired
from
a
Douglas
Skyralder
during
a
lest
at
the
naval
ordnance
station,
lnyoken,
Calif.
The
rocket,
more
deadly
than
any
developed
during
World
War
II,
Is
fast
and
powerful
enough
to
destroy
any
known
aircraft
with
a
direct
hit.
Complete
report
from
all
seats
will
not
be
available
for
several
red
on
me
uuw
days.
.
.
:
.
.
-
1
Four
remote-
Scottish
constit
pecis
to
remain
unin
Tine
nr;!rusn
out
buod
pouring
out
ol
of
the
-week.
Mast
notable1
her
temple.
She
ran
down
the
activity
of
late
at
Masset.
Say!.
stairs
where
the
ambulance
later
Vancouver
and
i.slon
of
the
com-
until
almost
evenly
between
Cowser-were
vallves
and
Labor
with
litW
Tor
uencles
(Jo
not
.report
Monday.
Two
of
these
ilthe
comdclloll
of
held
by
Conservatives,,
one
by
the
Liberals
and,
olhur
niinwiiv
vitn
th'
Saskal-
ASKS
FOR
RIGHTS
National
UDerai
ana
nc
Dy
a
groups.
.,
Labor
man
in
tfie
last
House.
I
Anthony
Eden,
who
stands
fiini'iu
for
long-
Voting
ln
a
Manchester
divis-
second
to
Chu'ehlll
in
Iva-v
been
deferred
-until
Uvc
party
leadeiihlp,
wa.s
re-
i
of
233,309
acres
t
cast
of
Kerro-,lcy
in
west
cent-
Mr.
Phillips,
has
been
the
cun-;plcked
ler
up
and
took
ncr
to
struction
of
the
now
crab
ca"-;
hospital,
nery
for
Sam
Simpson's
Queen;
Charlotte
Canners.
The
project!
The
witnesses
said
llicy
heard
is
now
nearlng
completion
and,
the
woman
scream
four
times
in
about
a
month's
time,
.-should
before
she
ran
from
the
second
be
ready
to
start
packing
tic;
storey
room.
The
woman
Is
be-hclllhli
for
which
the
north
lieved
to
be
an
ex-CWAC.
A
Graham
.Island
beaches
a
r
e
I
month
ago
she
was
taken
to
hos-lamous.
Primarily
designed
for
pital
where
her
stomach
wa3
crab
conning.
It
will
be
readily
pumped
out.
three
highways
linking
with
the
:
Transl'anada
Highway.
However,
he
believed
a
southern
route
through
the
Crow's
Nest
into
this
province
should
be
the
first
choice.
P
LAYER
IS
FINED
MONTREAL
Billy
Reay
.r
the
Montreal
Canadians
'
wax
fined
$100
today
by
President
Clarence
Campbi-H
of'
the
National
Hockey
League
for
a
when
he
"punched""
Referee
March
9,
due
,to
the
death
of
a
elected
to
the
House
for
Warwick
Frank
Calder
Of
At
I
in
Makes
Maiden
Speech
In
Legislature
kin.
Also,
in
souin-
.
the
company
te
No.
90
in
the
of
Noah
Turner
candidate.
.
'
.
I
and
Leamington
divuiion.
Tlie
Labor
government's
lead
ln
Betw
een
4:45
and
S
p.
m.
t
oday
the
elections
was
whittled
down
Labor
and
their
eombined
toes
today
under
a
Hood
of
Conscr-1
were
dead
level
four
times
and
vative
victorir
in
farm
and
four
times
Labor
went
icto
a
:,,.ih11
city
districts.
The
Labor
one-seat
lead.
Thrte
minutes
I
margin
In
the
contest
for
Houae
later
Labor
spatted
into
an
ov-
convertible
'for
the
putting
up
Hjrr..t.l
.,...(..,
I
ll.nl
Is.
nnrt
or
dams,
.shrimps
and
prawns.:
"""t
VICTOUIA--(CP)
Frank
Calder
University
ol
ixumiwu
seats
pluoimeteui
crau
icaa
oi
uv
mjbis.
Out
Clement
Davles.
teader
of
tlie
Ivrjra
an
overnight
figure
of
61
A
year
round
operation.
It
will.
,
.
,,
nsnmrnU
brtwwn
the
two.
provide
a
substantial
'measure
of
employment
for
both
whites
Tiie
woman
is
approximately
and
Hit
Uvea.
The
site
U
Ju.st
to
2a
years
of
use
while
Mall
1;;
the
north
of
the
government
about,
40.
The
bespectacled
dock:
-
Ilol'nnd
and
Phillips
are
Chinese
wai
well
known
hre.
about
to
start
pile
driving
for
having
worked
at
the
Rex
Cafe
Many
of
today's
first
returns
were
f
rtu
districts
the
I.aborito
had
conceded
in
advance.
Still'
to
be
heard
'from
were
many
feather
educated
fuU-blootled
Indimi,
made
his
maiden
speech
in
the
legislature
yesterday,
jus
C.C.F.
member
for
Atlin
demanded
a
hilKof
HglXs,'
suclias
wUs
laid
down
in
the
United
Nations,
for
all
minority
grouj).s.
Quotino;
the
late
Hooker
T.
Washing-ton,
noted
negro
educator,
('uldtrtiaid:
"No
race
can
hold
another
race
down
in
t
he
ditch
without
staying
in
the
ditch
with
it."
,
.
;-
The
Indians
do
not
ask
for
a
for
a
number
of
years.
lie
had
normally
safe
Labor
districts
in
Parliamentary
Liberal
party,
led
:
a
niftil
rra,nd:.Dr
.
followers
back
into
the
House
when
he
Was
re"
-elected
1n
Montjamorv
riding.
Tlie
possibility
of
another
election
was
being
freely
discussed
as
late
artenioon
counting
put
Winston
Churchill'
Conservatives
closer
to
Labor.
Morgan
Phhllun,
gtneral
sec
l'Mse
of
the
Mount
Hugh
McLean.
The
incident
occurred
when
the
Canadiens
were-playing
at
Detroit
February
8.
-v
'
MORE
INH
RANI
k'
,
OTTAWA
Measure
ior
the
exlension
of
unemployment
benefits
was
introduced
In
the
lloH.sji
of
Commons
yesterday
and
was
approved
by
Opposition
parties
although
they
did
not
agree
that
this
was
the
means
of
meeting
the
unemployment
crisis.
There
u
ill
be
supplementary
payments
for
January
and,
February
for
those
whose
insurance
had
run
out
in
the
fall.
Tbe
maximum
for.
receiving
payments
Is
raised
from
3100
to
$5800.
tut
of
Transport
Scotland.
.
i
Prime
Minister
Clement
Attlcc
learned
early
today
that
he
had
scored
a
personal
'
victory
in
Walthanistow
.,
West
n
riding
of
I'.miatirally
relay.
the
cannery
dock.
'lids
.should
be
a
big
cycle
year
for
pink
salmon
In
Masset
waters.
,
Coi
ikm
1
1
ra
b
le
)
in
pro
ve
i
ne
nt-s
have
been
made
at
A.
B.
Anderson's
Masse
l
sawmills
'In
Del-kiitla
Slough,
along
tlie
road
been
drinking
col
fee
a
few
hour:i
before
tlie
shooting
with
Culist.
Brady,
the
officer,
who
had
discovered
his
body.
Sgf.
Iincc
Pol
lerton.
1
Const.
Ross
Oibson
and
"Const.
Brady
were
first
on
the
scene
following
a
ti'tcpiione
call
from
titi'.Iand-
I'Kluliitioii
radio
London.
In
a
'f
oiir-coriiered
race
Information
to
and
Annette
I.s-
hand
-out,-
Calaer
said.
Tliey
retary
of
the
Labor
Party.-
saw
Labor
"needs
a
majority
of
thirty
seats
to
function
effectively
as
a
govenuneat.'
Attlee
piled
up
21,095
votes
to
8,988
'
for
.his
c'Miser'vuUvc
opponent.
"
:
.'
'
..
'
l
il
Dick
Saunders,
fnjm
injin
Miisset
Lt,vK-i
town,
wjkh,
and
am.
twenty
....
lo
members
of
al
their
lunch-
Also
successful
was-
Sir
Staf
J.
.
M
A
(
j.rv,st,y
While
men
are
in
steady
employment'
tl.nConst.
Gib-u"rc-
'son
acquired
the
keys
to
Hie
r
Ir.
Saunders
des-h
of
the
DOT.
ford
Crlpps,
Chancellor
of
the
i
Exchequer.
Sir1
Stafford
had)
three
opponents
Llberul,
Con-j
servative
and
Communist.
A
lmmber
of
houses
arc
being
:room.
Const,
Brady
rushed
up
Ambulance
Kept
Busy
improved
around
the
town
and
we
face-lifting
Is
being
done
f
il
feet,
above
sen
relayed
weather
ask
for
.
equal
opportunity
on
education,
health
.matters,
employment
and
equality
of
citizenship.
.
-
While
Calder
was
not
In
favor
of
racial
discrimination,
he
deprecated
the
action
of
private
fishing
companies
hi
sending
to
tlie
interior
tf
the
province
to
recruit
former
Japanese
lisher-nni
ln
numbers
to
man
fishing
boats.
This
would
drive
out
the
older
assets
Who
had
been
suoh
an
asset
during
the
war.
the
stairs
and
found
the
door
closed.
Pushing
it
open,
lie
saw
the
hoily
on
the
floor.
Sgt.
l'otterton
is
continuing
the
Investigation.
Burly
Foreign
Secretary
Ernest
Bevin
won
in
Woolwich
East.
Health
Minister
Aneurln
Bevan
won
.
In
the
Welsh
constituency
of
Ahbyvale.
,,'
:
'i
'
on
Karl
Lindner's
Kurl.scourt
Hotel.
Not
quite
so
definite
are
these
projects
but
Masset
Is
heariiv'
'hat
an
nir
strip
is
to
be
put
in
nenr
the
ixilnt
on
the
south
City
ambulance
was
busy
yesterday
as
fpur
calls
were
one
ln
the
morning,
two
Five
ministers
ia
report
success
George
(luring
the
afternoon
and
the
were-.
Labor:
:
Minister
1
,
-49
V:J
ill
'
X
Proceeding
With
Education
Minister
Geo.
I
fourth
in
the
evening.
First
call
Isaac,
of
Delkatla
Slough
where
it!
l..l..u
Sff.
...,-..
1,,lnt
l!
lii
and
Annctto
I1
'lilts,
iii
turn.
i"ii
and
guidance
Jllyiim
the
coanf,
t'il.
He
added
thai
J'
are
received
by
1
a
liindllnc
from
the
Canadian
fiys.
f
are
relayed
by
lie
stated,
to
I
it
Prince
George,
f
Kdmonton
and
P'
Parc
a
forecast.
A
is
drawn
uu
so
Tomlinson,
Lord
Privy
Seal
and;
of
the
day
was
at
II
a.m.
when
Deputy
Prime
Minister
Herbert!
Ewart
Bayllss
of
the
St.,
Elmo
Morrison,
the
last-mentioned
In
j
Hotel
was
taken
to
General
Hos-
U.S.
Official
Takes
Plunge
VIENNA
iff;
A
man
Identified
by
police
as
the
United
Stales
naval
attache
to
Bucharest
plunged
to
his
death
in
a
railroad
tunnel
south
of
Salzburg
today.
Semi-official
sources
said
to
day
there
was
no
hint
of
foul
play.
'
United
States
Army
investisa
tors
tentatively
identified
tbe
man
as
being
Capl.
Eugene
Karpe
close
friend
of
Robert
A.
Vogeler
Anieric.au
business
man,
who
was
Saskatchewan
Rink
Winner
Lewisham
South.
A
soimwhat
unique
marine
(n
pmnf
(
hfirnP
incident
of
the
winter
at
Masset
llHIICIilJI
VllUlljV
w.is
the
washing
up
Nortli
Island
beach
of
large
quantities
WASHINGTON
-
fl
Judge
Hich-
if
li.rlin.
nhiilones
which
had
mond
B.
Kcech
refused
today
to
drop
contempt
of
court
charges
There
w:as
Jubilation
among
Conservaitve
leaders
at
Iiondon
Party
headquarters
as
Labor's
lead
was
reduced.-
.
Winston
Cliurchlll
lvaa
reelected
to
Parliament.
His
son,
pltal.
At
l:30p.ip.,
the
ambulance
met
the
Queeu
Charlott
Airlines
Rapide
t
Uke
,
off
Mrs.
Wilfrid
Brown
of
Masse
tt
stricken
with
appendicitis,
wlro
was
then
rushed
to
General
Hospital.
Stanley
Wllkins,
Prince
Rupert
been
torn
from
their
normal
rocky
Jiabltats.
Frosty
wcatlicr
kept
thorn
ln
good
shape
and
Uiey
were
hauled
Into
Masset
against
tlie
striking
coal
miners
union
and
ordeied
trial
for
Monday.
He
told
attorneys
for
the
QULBKO
--
A
determined
Saskatchewan
rink
yesterday
won
the
Canadian'
school
curling
championship
when
it
nosed
out
a
powerful
Manitoba
rink
by
one
FRANK
CALDKR
M.
L.
A.
Heard
in
Legislature.
'H
know
the
tvne
Randolph
Churchill,
was
defeat
r
encountered.
He
United
Mine
Workers
uf
Allien
by
the
sackful.
Many
were
the
id
by
Michael
journalist,
but
Footc,
Labor
Hotel,
was
transferred
to
Jjospi-his
son-in-law,
tal
at
4:30
p.m.,
and
ln
U
eve-
fine
feeds
which
the
Masset
folk
ea
Hint
they
could
have
trial
by
had
of
tlie
succulent
delicacy.
jury
11
(icy
desired.
Duncan
Sandys,
was
a
winner,
ning
at
9:15,
J.
E.
Cook,,
1050
sentenced
to-
fifteen
years'
im
Cliurchlll
rolled
up
a
total
of
Ambrose,
was
taken
to
hospital
prisonment
on
Tuesday
on
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
The
latest
if
a
scries
of
active
Pacific
storms
is
this
morning
moving
into
Alberta,
leaving
nil
various
types
of
mg
the
coast
such
;liso
wltii
an
air
I
ween
130
to
140
others
at
160
to
"ir,
and
newer
1
the
DC-4,
fly-lr
D'T
hour.
This.
charge
of
being
un
American
spy
!
37,239
votes
to
18,604
for
the
by
tlie
ambulance.
victory
In
the
last
round
of
pl?y
Third
place
wa.s
occupied
by
British
Columbia
with
Prince
Edward
Island
fourth.
Labor
Leader's
Brother
Suicide
t::
WD
A
V;S
STOCKS
::
(Uourlesy
a.
U.
Julniitou
Co
)
culls
for
a
great
ileal
ion
facilities.
nr
hut
the
northeastern
.section
of
the
province
id
a
moist
south-
!
erly
flow
of
mild
Pad
Tic
air.
There,
was
some
Indication
thl
;
morning
of
a
minor
disturbaive
was
developing
about
7C0
miles
southwest
of
Vancouver
Island
tuition
division
of
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air
navi-
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f'ldcrs
explained.
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radio
ranges
'"ullng
systems,
'owers
and
other
Thomas
A.
Lew'.s.
nged
67.
brother
of
John
1
Lewis,
president
of
the
United
Mine
Workers
of
America,
was
found
shot
lo
death
In
his
home
here
-
today.
Deputy
Coroner
Catherine'
Rutherford
1
said
ho
had
.shot
himself
bc-
but
this
storm
Is
cxtircled
to
affect
only
the
southern
sections
of
the
province
tomorrow.
Forecast
North
Coa:;l
Region
Cloudy
with
occasional
showers
today
f
sure
safe
travel."
.
SkP
v
such
as
denartmer.t
ht.
Mild.
cause
of
ill-health.
and
Saturday.
Winds
Metric
power
and
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Saturday
Cariboo
Quarts
.
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Ne,
20
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Mascot
1
Pioneer
3.35
Premier
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03'
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Reeves
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Valley
04
At
Port
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and
Prince
Rupert.,
30
and
43.
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a
letter
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that
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TIDES
Saturday,
February
25.
1950
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6:31
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20:05
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13:53
8.3
feet
fy
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for
the
National
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To
Our
Patrons:
is
presented
to
Anglo
Canadian
3.P8
A
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Con
22
P'ng
ion.
,l'"'-uUng
Km-
iicetlng
of
"Owng
to
the
deplorable
condition
of
the
Port
Edward
Road
we
cannot
always
guarantee
that
,"ur
buses
will
be
on
time;
we
hope
that
whoever
is
responsible
will
sec
that
something
is
done
tibout
if.
s
Wc
thank
you.
The
Munuqemenr,
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BUS
LINES
LTD
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JUBLEUS
HUDDLE
-Some
of
Toronto's
unemployed
huddle
on
the
floor
of
the
Fred
Victor
Mission
on
Jarvis
Street.
This
photo
was
taken
In
the
February
cold
spell
when
the
men
had
no
other,
place
to
sleep.
The
mercury
went
to
10
below
zero
hi
downtown
Toronto.
Each
night
the
Mission
tries
to
take
care
of
the
overflow
from
the
St.
Lawrence
market
where
hundreds
line
up
nightly
,
for
free
accommodation
provided
by
the
city.
.
(CP.
Photoj
Silver
Miller
Upper
Canada
3.30