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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
STAR
CABS
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
122.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MAY
25,
1?48
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Extended
Sding
Skeena
Halts
Hopes
Are
Low,
However,
Of
Arabs
Quitting
Fight
Bulletins
BUDGET
IS
ASSAILED
Canadian
General
Goes
All
Out
j
For
Hazelton
-Alaska
Railway
lway
and
Rail
Traffic
OTTAWA,
-0)
Opposition
members
yesterday
In
the
House
of
Commons
lashed
the
Abbott
kl'ECTS
OF
TRAVEL
CONFUSED
AS
Best
From
Both
Military
and
Development
Standpoints,
Worfhington
Declares
budget
as
one
of
"privation,
LAKE
SUCCESS,
(CP)
Hopes
were
low
today
that
the.
Arab
States
would
use
a
48-hour
extension
granted
by
the
United
Nations
security
council
to
accept
its
cease-fire
appeal.
Israel
has
accepted.
As
the
Security
Council
takes
a
day
off,
reconvening
Wdnesday,
there
is
no
indication
from
Arab
quarters
scarcity
and
frustration"
and
VEK
CONTINUES
TO
RISE
TODAY
traffic
on
the
Canadian
National
Railways
charged
its
"trifling-
tax
reduc-
Sneakinp;
on
the
defence
of
Canada
before
a
een-
jveeti
Ilazelton
and
Prince
Rupert,
stopped
by
rrtiTn.
n.rT,H
rii,f
era
conference
of
the
Pacific
Northwest
Trade
Asso-
Canadians
relief
from
,
expected
,.
,
,
,
j.
n
i
n
n
wartime
t.avatinn
:
ciation
held
recently
in
Victoria,
Major-General
h
.
F,
that
they
will
back
down
from
ut
near
Kitwanga,
30
miles
west
of
Hazelton
demands
that
the
Jews
abandon
FAVORING
STRIKE
OTTAWA
With
A.
R.
Mosher
president
of
the
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor,
stating
.
that
the
Railway
Brotherhood
was
voting
99
per
cent
to
go
on
strike,
Minister
of
Labor
Humphrey
Mitchell
moved
into
the
dispute
again
today
with
a
request
to
the
railway
companies
and
union
leaders
to
meet
again
and
consider
a
20c
per
hour
increase.
KING'S
PLATE
WINNER
TORONTO
Last
Mark,
Jim
Fair's
stout-hearted
brown
colt,
came
up
with
a
blistering
stretch
drive
Monday
to
win
Ross
Thatcher,
cc.F.-Moose
i
Worthincton,
C.B.,
M.C.C.,
M.M.,
emphasized
the
lis
morning,
may
nut
ue
resumeu
ior
some
Lime
the
project
of
a
Holy
Land
state.
jaw,
said
the
government
had
nee(i
for
establishing
a
proposed
ranway
or
highway
The
latest
deadline
expiry
is
of
rising
Hood
conditions,
it
was
reported
by
ridden
roughshod
over
set
for
tomorrow
noon.
The
mI
Superintendent
C.
A.
Berner's
office
wishes
of
99
per
cent
-of
Cana
BIG
FLOODS
IN
KOOTENAY
K1MBERLEY,
B
Dozcnd
of
houses
were
dynamited
today
to
favoring
the
route
originating
at
Security
Council
allowed
the
ex
ore
noon
todav.
dian
adults."
knpaglng
river
-vashed
nected
their
engine
Ian
belts
tension
last
night
to
give
the
Arabs
further
time
for
consideration.
-Fighting
continued
in
k
of
roadbed
to
a
depth
to
keep
the
water
from
being
at
3
o'clock
this
morn-
blown
back
over
their
engines.
Prince
Rupert
At
Saskatoon
prevent
them
being
swept
away
by
the
swollen
Maple
Creek
and
t
may
be
necessary
to
An
increase
in
the
river
height
Fish
Sales
MONDAY
American
Seattle,
50,000,
19.10,
18
and
10,
Hazelton
over
the
Rocky
Mountain
Trench
route.
Olof
Hanson
and
Arnold
Flaten
represented
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
at
the
conference
and,
reporting
to
the
executive
of
the
Associated
Board,
disclose
that
Major
General
Worthing-ton's
arguments
for
a
westerly
so
damming
it
up.
Lois
Creek
is
track
before
traffic
today,
coupled
with
softening
of
Mimed.
,
I
the
road,
has
completely
halted
on
an
lndepedent
rampage
and
the
eighty-ninth
annual
running
of
the
historic
$10,000
added
King's
Plate
with
a
purse
of
50
guineas
donated
by
has
surrounded
15
houses.
re
on
me
lower
okcchu
traffic
and
most
of
the
Prince
Legion
Secretary
P.
M.
Ray's
Dispatch
to
Daily
News
.
(By
Philip
M.
Ray)
Palestine
today
despite
the
cease
fire
negotiations.
In
Jerusalem
an
Arab
legion
and
volunteer
forces
hammered
at
the
Jews
still
holding
out
in
the
old
walled
city.
Hagana
claimed
it
had
driven
Arab
forces
out
of
the
Jordan
Valley
aad
said
that"
Shaar,
Labor
forces
in
the
thousands
Storage.
pvering
the
tracks.
Rupert
"holiday
makers
who
visit-
are
striving
to
curb
floods
which
hile
at,
Pacific,
nrst
e(j
Terrace
and
were
marooned
California,
22,060,
19.20,
18
&
10,
Pacific.
point
east
of
Princs
there
are
expected
back
by
already
claimed
the
life
of
four
year
old
John
Zebin
near
Grand
route
were:
Merits
are
developing
traln
or
by
piane.
'First,
from
a
military
point
Forks
yesterday
and
which
fear
mat
me
river,
UsthM
prlnce
R
n
of
view
so
that
communications
Frisco,
16,000,
20,
18
&
10,
Whiz.
Canadian
J.
II.
Todd,
14,000,
20,
19
&
9.50,
Pacific.
Cape
May,
9,000,,
20,
19
&
9
50
Hoagalan
and
Masada,
south
of
the
Sea
of
Galilee,
had
been
and
inundate
the
vu-
I
team
whlch
,eft
by
bus
yestcr
have
heavily
damaged
the
enay
district.
with
the
various
Alaska
centres
i
SASKATOON
(
Special
to
Daily
'
News)
Prince
Rupert
delegates'
to
the
Dominion
command
convention
of
the
Canadian
Legion
arrived
in
this
beautiful
city
of
50,000
persons
to
find
glorious
weather
and
temperature
hovering
around
the
eighty
mark.
The
convention
proceedings
are
maKing
prepara-,rf
mornlne
to
Dlav
at
the
could
be
established.
At
Cranbrook
five
work
trains
ve
to
ingner
ground.
T(,rTAce
Kinsmen
celebration.
have
been
dispatched
to
repair
Whiz.
g
anx-oasy
the
rise
of
started
back
shortly
after
their
level,
railway
officials
:
arrival.
The
game,
scheduled
for
the
King.
Lord
Fairmond,
from
the
Winnipeg
stable
of
Jim
Spears,
was
second
and
W.
J.
Wewster's
colt
Joey
Bomber
was
third
in
a
field
of
16.
B.
C.
GRADUATE
PREMIER
NANKING
The
Chinese
legislative
Yuan
Monday
reluctantly
confirmed
President
Chiang
Kai-Shek's
surprise
appointment
of
Canadian-educated
Wong
Wen-Hao
as
Premier.
Wong,
59-year
old
scientist,
was
educated
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia
and
in
Germany.
track
washouts.
"Second,
a
railway
along
this
route
would
open
valuable
military
areas,
forest
and
farm
areas
much
.
more
superior
to
what
are
Flood
waters
of
the
Kettle
captured.
.
At
Tel
Aviv
yesterday
two-engined
planes
dropped
a
few
heavy
bombs.
In
London
yesterday
Foreign
Secretary
Bevin
said
that
Great
Britain
was
usrug
its
utmost
influence
to
Insure
that
the
Uni
ling
labelled
the
situa-,the
evening,
was
not
played.
River
at
Grand
Forks
are
con
morning
with
a
found
in
the
proposed
Rocky
t.
nathed-
jlnsed
"
and
were
unable
The
river
is
reported
to
be
tinuing
to
recede
after
flooding
Ispaco,
24,000,
20,
19.10,
9.50
Royal.
N.W.,
18,000,
1
50,
18.10,
9.50.
Atlln.
Gosnell,
8,000,
18.60,
17
&
9.50
Royal.
......
...
B
iny
forecasts
as
to
when
more
than
eight
feet
above
Its
Mountain
Trench
route."
the
city
to
a
depth
of
eight
feet
ral
attended
by
the
uovernor
General,
Lord
Alexander,
and
Saturday
afternoon
following
vice
might
be
resumetl.
'
normal
level.
f
city
motorists
who
I
Despite
the
fact
that
the
C.N.
Major
-
General
Worthington
also
argued
that,
if
the
main
trunk
line
was
established,
the
the
bursting
of
a
dam.
ted
Nations
cease
fire
would
be
Vrrare
over
the
May
24
R.
roadbed
was
under
between
Annabelle,
6,000,
19.70,
19
St
9.50,
many
distinguished
visitors
included
among
the
congregation
At
Fort
Steele,
20
miles
west
accepted
by
Jews
and
Arabs.
six
and
eight
inches
of
water,
cut
short
their
trip!
Bacon.
lateral
lines
leading
to
tidewater
1
.
of
here,
all
families
on
the
wsst
,
,
,
OI
OOU
persons.
19
last
night's
train
left
for
ths
snow
Fall,
41,000,
19.90,
LOGGERS'
DL..IAND
REJECTED
flats
were
evacuated.
Wild
Horse
could
be
worked
on
and
lished
by
lrot.?s
necessarily
hav-
east
on
time,
but
rail
traffic
was
1
g
50,
Booth.
lrjied
home
on
Monaay
J
who
remained
found
Is
stranded
as
rising
Immediately
after
mncneon
the
Leglonaires,
1200
strong,
bridge
is
reported
but
and
at
Bull
stopped
today
by
the
flood
Cape
Spear,
u.oou;
conme
,
to
b
e
billeted
in
Alaska,
River
a
Canadian
Pacific
Rail
marched
with
four
bands
to
the
the
Skeen
River
over-
Jean,
16,000;
uuivik,
k.uuu;
cov
way
reservoir
is
smashed.
VANCOUVER
Demands
for
a
35
percent
hourly
wage
boost,
a
union
shop
and
a
union-administered
welfare
fund
by
3000
International
Woodworkers
of
America
(CIO)
have
enant,
20,000;
Tramp,
21,000;
11
e
highway
at
two
The
Hazelton
route
was
en-,
Be8sborough
Hotel
cenotaph
dorsed
byHhe
President
and
the
where
the
Governor
General
Spokane
Chamber
of
Commerce.
d
Dormmon
and
provincial
which
washed
out
the
track
at
Kitwanga,
76
miles
east
of
the
divisional
point
of
Pacific.
Last
night's
eastbound
train
went
as
far
as
the
Kitwanga
Steveston,
28,000;
Co-op.
iking
travel
virtually
FRIENDSHIP
OF
ARABS
NEEDED
LONDON
W
To
safeguard
the
Middle
East.
against
the
-
march-of
communism
preservation
of
Arab
friendship
is
essential,
Great
Britain
has
told
the
Uni
WENT
EASY
ON-
presidents
laid
wreaths.
The,
TUESDADY
American
Freya.
31,000,
19.50,
18.10
and
f'ipic
who
holidayed
at
NEW
FLOODS
ON
PRAIRIES
washout
and
then
returned
to
JONES
ACT
I
procession
then
proceeded
,
to
The
question
of
the
Jones
Act
march
through
the
city
and
the
dismissed
informally
bv
the
Governor
General
took
the
sal-
,
orVame
in
it
pacific
where
It
was
being
held
10.50,
Storage.
been
rejected
by
the
lumber
and
box
manufacturers
in
British
Columbia's
southern
interior,
it
was
learned
Friday
night.
and
serviced
today.
The
train,
Canadian
I
fed
by
melting
mount-t.
had
risen
above
the
Cue
from
the
east
at
11:45
to
&'two
Central
B.C.
delegates
with,
ute
as
the
parade
was
enroute
Mr,i
Margot
t
I.
21000
23,000,
19
19.20,
20
1750
drum-
Atlln.
n
j.a
number
of
American
delegates!
to
Kiwanis
Park
where
a
ted
States.
10,
Diplomatic
officials
say
that
to
the
Association
and,
on
the
neaa
service
"clu
level
at
Kwinltsa
and
As
the
level
continued
Waterfall,
31,000,
19.10,
17,50
&
night,
was
already
running
three
hours
late
and,
when
it
will
get
through,
depends
upon
the
progress
of
bridging
or
de-
A
splendid
reception
was
ac
WINNIPEG,
Floods
of
three
rivers
were
today
wreaking
fury
on
an
estimated
100,000
acres
south
of
The
Pas.
General
resurgence
of
actual
or
potential
flood
conditions
was
reported
in
whole,
it
was
realized
that
the
Act
was
most
unfair
to
Alaska.
10,
Pacific.
any
more
made
the
re-
corded
the
parade,
the
popula-
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Thunderstorms
occurred
over
southern
Vancouver
Island,
the
this
was
Britain's
answer
to
a
still
informal
protest
by
the
United
States
against
an
avowed
British
Intention
to
stick
by
Reiief,
14,000,
19.20,
17.60
&
10,
irney
on
Monday,
leav-
touring
the
wash-out.
Bacon
the
sports
celebration
terior
town
had
fin-
Alberta
as
the
Saskatchewan,
Gony,
15,000;
P.
Doreen,
16,000:
However,
it
was
a
contentious
(
uon
tana
me
mosquiwesi
tum-matter
and
the
feeling
was
that,
.ing
out
In
thousands,
due
to
the
fact
that
the
territory
1
Horse
Artillery
and
Air
Force
bands
gave
a
concert
after
the
of
Alaska
was
endeavouring
at,
Worst
point
on
the
highway
was
reported
to
be
a
quarter-
treaty
obligations
to
supply
Arab
nations
with
arms
"unless
and
the
Pas
and
Carrot
Rivers
over
Lower
Mainland
anl
the
Fraser
Valley
last
night
and
early
this
morning.
Cloudiness
is
still
Morris
H.,
12,000;
Capella,
18,000
Co-op.
mile
stretch
a
mile
west
of
flowed.
Large
freighter
canoes,
.
many
of
the
travel-
Shames
were
at
11
o'clock
last
until
the
United
Nations
in
ter-venes
in
Palestine."
iiied
up
in
convoys
to
manned
by
the
Manitoba
fisheries
department,
are
providing
night,
the
water
was
"up
to
the
the
moment
to
have
the
Act
vice
luuuwmg
which
miui
Columbia
members
held
a
cau-thing
in
amended
Washington,
any-j
that
might
be
done
by
the
cus-
'
Association
at
this
time
would!
Sunday
night
the
Capitol
floor
boards."
About
a
dozen
farmers
with
food,
mail
and
messages.
quite
general
in
these
areas
but
some
clearing
Is
expected
during
the
afternoon.
The
west
coast
and
the
Queen
Charlottes
are
likely
to
remain
cloudy.
Fog
cars
Dassed
through
the
flood
flooded
areas
so
that.,
,
ir
got
Into
difficulty,!
mid
be
at
hand
to
aid
I
works
crew
members
than
,
meaire
m
downtown
pasKaunm
nrobably
do
more
harm
during
the
evening.
was
crowded
to
capacity
for
the
At
East
Kwlnitsa,
Just
west
of
BUY
POOL
CHL0RINATOR
good.
impressive
ceremony
of
official
banks
which
moved
onshore
dur-
WELLAND,
Ont.,
W
The
Little's
Sawmill,
water
more
than
a
foot
in
depth
covers
the
opening.
The
Governor
General
j
incr
Vip
nicrht.
were
ejmected
to
race
stood
by
on
Sun-
board,
of
water
commissioners
and!,,,.
.
.
M,j
4n
r.
..,
arrain
was
again
in
attendance
road.
Drivers
stayed
as
close
as
here
voted
purchases
totalling
lilt
UUUUL
miu-UOJ
w
,'int
PLAYED
TARZAN,
FATALLY
HURT
Body
of
Native,Lad
Brought
Hhere
from
Alert
Bay
Emulation
of
Tarzan,
a
common
boyish
diversion,
proved
fatal
for
Reggie
Allen,
13-year
old
Kincollth
lad,
at
the
residential
school
at
Alert
Bay
which
Monday
and
were
re-for
helping
more
than
possible
to
the
railway
as
they
TRUMAN
AND
ALASKA
WASHINGTON
President
Truman
Friday
sent
to
Congress
a
five-point
program
for
the
development
of
Alaska
with
the
request
that
it
be
admitted
to
statehood
at
"the
earliest
possible
date."
The
program
calls
for
improving
the
transportation
system,
construction
of
housing
and
community
facilities,
land
for
natives
and
encouragement
of
land
settlement.
about
$2,063
to
buy
and
install
lifough
inundated,
spots
tonight.
Relatively
clfar
skies
are
general
throughout
the
interior.
Some
cloudinesi
will
de
new
equipment
in
the
Welland
could
while
traversing
an
inviS'
ible
stretch
of
highway.
swimming
pool.
Included
will
The
suggestion
of
the
Association
having
a
meeting
in
the
north
was
discussed
by
the
local
delegates
with
members
of
the
executive
and
the
general
feeling
appeared'
to
be
that,
with
transportation
facilities
as
they
are,
too
much
time
would
be
necessary
for
the
journey
and,
as
a
result,
representation
would
be
too
ad.
so
anchored
down
two
one
a
mile
west
of
A
small
bridge
at
East
Kwin
velop
over
the
mountains
this
other
distinguished
guests
included
Hon.
Milton
F.
Gregg,
federal
minister
of
veterans'
affairs;
Premier
T.
C.
Douglas
of
Saskatchewan,
representatives
of
the
parent
body
(British
Empire
Service
League)
from
England
and
Scotland
and
high
be
an
$800
cnlorinator.
ltsa
was
reported
by
the
Public
afternoon
but
pleasant
weather
ind
the
other
near
East
Works
Department
this
morning
is
expected
In
most
of
these
re
he
was
attending.
His
remains
to
be.
afloat
and
in
dangerous
gions.
Both
brioges
had
been
the
high
water.
The
Forecast
condition.
Legion
officials
from
various
orks
men
used
cablci
'
1
r
'
t"
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Char
small.
R.
T.
Rose,
executive
parts
of
Canada,
secretary
of
the
Vancouver
bridges
In
place
and
lottes
and
North
Coast
-
Over
SEES
NO
WAR
IN
FAR
NORTH
OTTAWA,
KB
Defence
Minister
Claxton,
following
an
air
trip
to
Churchill,
Manitoba,
sain
there
are
no
armaments,
no
y
planks
to
protect
the
cast
with
fog
and
occasional
were
brought
here
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
south
and
burial
will
be
made
locally
today.
Reggie
was
swinging
on
a
rops
from
a
tree
when
he
lost
his
hflld
and
fell
to
tta
ground,
suffering
a
skull
Injury
which
resulted
in
his
death
a
few
hours
later
in
drizzle
until
Monday.
Cloudy
es
to
the
trestles,
who
travelled
the
road
Social
Security
Tax
Will
Work
No
Hardship;
Those
this
afternoon.
Overcast
with
DAUPHIN
MAN
WINS
KIN
CAR
lay
reported
eight
Inches
Hoard
of
Trade,
however,
thought
it
would
be
possible
at
some
time
to
arrange
for
the
directors
of
the
Association
to
meet
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
delegates
have
recom
fog
over
the
low
areas.
tonight
and
Wednesday
morning
lifting
a,
across
it
just
west
of
atom
bombs,
no
slit
trenches
or
at
East
Kwlnitsa
and
Mill
test
modern
fighting
equipment
hospital.
,
st
of
Shames.
By
Mon-
Best
Able
Will
Do
Paying
there.
He
found
that
90
per
cent
about
mid-day.
Winds
light.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
WednesdayAt
Port
Hardy
42
and
60,
Drawing
Features
Big
Ball
Which
Ended
Celebration
The
Kinsmen
car
Is
due
for
a
mended
to
the
Associated
Boards
that
this
area
should
endeavour
to
be
represented
at
all
future
had
risen
to
more
than
Most
motorists
discon-
of
the
,waklng
hours
of
man
are
spent
here
in
a
struggle
for
sur
VICTORIA
In
an
address
to
the
people
of
Columbia
last
night,
Hon.
R.
C.
MacDonald
min
vival.
Massett
45
and
58,
Prince
Rupert
46
and
60.
meetings
ofthe
Association.
The
tourist
industry
came
in
The
boy
was
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Paul
Allen
of
Kincol-ith.
The
father
is
a
patient
in
Miller
Bay
Hospital
here.
Boy
Scouts
and
Girl
Guides
marched
to
the
wharf
at
Alert
Bay
as
the
casket
was
borne
to
the
steamer
for
delivery
here.
Mr.
Claxton
admitted
that
a
long
easterly
trip.
J.
L.
Tychollz
of
218
Seventh
Avenu.e
-Dauphin,
Manitoba,
holds
the
lucky
ticket
and
is
now
the
owner
of
the
1948
ister
of
mines
and
municipal
atiairs,
aescriDeu
uit
new
three
percent
sales
tax
as
a
social
security
tax.'
ball,
dancing
to
the
music
of
few
Individual
armaments
had
been
taken
there
to
see
the
reaction
of
cold-
weather.
While,
Ford
which
was
given
away
as
a
Sammy
McQualg
and
his
orches
door
prize
at
the
ball
climaxing
for
special
discourse
at
the
conference,
the
polnb
seeming
to
come
constantly
to
the
fore
thai
there
was
lack
of
understanding
of
how
to
develop
the
tourist
industry
to
the
fullest
extent.
generally
speaking,
It
is
an
Ideal
It
would
work
no
harasmp
on
any
secuon
01
uie
munity,
he
predicted,
and
asserted
it
was
"abundantly
tra
while
they
waited
for
the
results
of
the
draw.
yesterday's
celebration.
spot
to
test
men
and
equipment,
The
drawing
was
made
at
2
clear"
that
the
tax
"will
be
paid
SMALLER
THAN
CANADA
Brazil
has
an
area
of
3,291,41(3
square
miles
compared
to
Cana-
the
report
indicates
that
it
is
the
a.m.
and,
as
Queen
Barbara
had
power
existea
to
mane
luium
Earlier
in
the
evening,
Queen
Barbara
Ball
and
retiring
Queen
Alice
Nickerson,
in
company
last
place
where
Canadians
are
for
very
largely
by
big
business
and
Industry
and
those
fortun
exemptions.
l
da's.
3,466,556
square
miles.
likely
to
be
fighting
anybody.
As
for
recipients
of,
social
al
While
roads
and
highways
were
of
great,
importance,
there
seemed
to
be
a
general
lack
of
proper
accomodation
and
dis
departed
with
her
court
at
midnight,
Miss
Leah
Basso-Bert
was
asked
to
draw
a
ticket
from
the
wire-mesh
cylinder
containing
ate
people
who
can
aitora
10
with
the
four
princesses,
presided
at
the
Queen
of
the
May
lowances,
it
was
discovered
d
computation
that
the
tax
would
Local
Contracting
Firm
Gets
indulge
In
so-called
luxury
spending."
all
the
ticket
stubs.
Blindfolded
amount
to
only
a
few
cents
a
courteous
treatment
as
well
as
continual
misinformation
to
the
Ball
when
the
Kinsmen
Club
was
host
to
350
kiddies.
Open
to
all
children
up
to
the
age
of
18,
the
dance
provided
carefree
en
month
probably
between
20c
It
could
be
shown
clearly
by
$100,000
Job
At
Miller
Bay
and
40c
a
premium
which
they
statistics,
asserted
Mr.
MacDon
travelling
tourist.
It
was
felt
that
every
district
and
commun
Miss
Basso-Bert
reached
deep
and
came
up
with
ticket
number
7724
which
had
been
sold
to
Mr.
Tychollz
by
U.
C.
Slind,
also
of
tertainment
for
those
who
wish
ald,
that
an
average
famuy
paid
Tor
security
and
continuity
of
their
allowances
in
good
ity
should
appoint
some
repre
maintalnine
Itself
adequately
ed
to
trip
gaily
around
the
ball
sentative
that
the
proper
facil
times
and
bad,
room.
Some
of
the
boys
were
Dauphin.
A
large
crowd
attended
the
will
contribute
through
payment
nt
thp
tax
no
more
than
one
or
ities,
courteous
treatment
and
shy
about
asking
the
young
A
$100,000
contract
has
been
awarded
by
the
federal
government
to
the
Prince
Rupert
contracting
firm
o'f
""Mitchell
&
Currie
for
the
construction
of
a
concrete
boiler
house
and
laundry
in
connection
with
for
Indians
near
this
city.
It
the
...
Miller
.
.
Bay
.
Hospital
.
'
rA
1
rtf
J
i.
i,
r
-ont.
nf
the
money
11
ladies
to
share
steps
but
for
reliable
information
were
available
to
the
tourist.
Alaskan
problems
came
In
fr
over
an
hour
the
boys
and
tirl
spends.
had
the
floor
to
themselves
tc
Disclosing
that
in
the
last
two
years
the
costs
of
social
service
in
this
province
had
very
nearly
doubled,
estimates
being
that
it
would
be
nearly
$20,500,000
in
the
1948-49
fiscal
year,
the
minister
stated
that
the
government
had
decided
It
should
be
remembered
that
fN
BANS
COMMIES-
considerable
attention
at
the
will
be
a
two-storey
structure
measuring
ovvy
iv
ieta.
try
whatever
form
of
dancing
contain
the
Lower
storey
wm
conference
including
aboriginal
they
felt
capable
of
doing.
the
tax
does
not
apply
to
rentals,
nor
does
it
apply
to
food-stuffs
nr
to
meals'
served
in
res
r
no
room
In
the
Cana-plon
for
Communists
V
S.
Evans
of
Toronto.
rights
and
Indian
reservations
At
9:30
the
Queen
officially
closed
the
kiddies'
dance
and
banquet
of
the
conference
when
the
speaker
was
A.
R.
Mac-Dougall
K.C.,
M.L.A.,
Vancouver-Point
Grey.whose
subject
was
"Let
Freedom
Ring."
John
P.
Riley,
vlce-presidenv
of
the
Milwaukee
Railroad
at
Seattle,
was
elected
president
of
the
Association
in
succession
to
Charles
B.
Lindeman,
Seattle
in
the
territory,
tourist
develop
fvincial
president
of
taurants
under
a
value
of
51c.
It
Hnps
not
aDDlv
to
fuels
or
to
ment,
fuel,
railway
and
fur
seal
the
youngsters
left
for
home;
He
will
advocate
his
boilers
and
heating
plant
for
the
large
hospital
while
the,
upper
floor
will
contain
the
steam
laundry.
The
boiler
room
and
heating
plant
is
now
contained
within1
the
present
hospital
building.
on
the
course
of
finding
new
revenue
rather
than
deducing
expenditure
on
social
services
LOCAL
TIDES
Wednesday,
May
26,
1948
High
-
3:00
20.4
feet
16:12
17.7
feet
Low
9:45
2.9
feet
'
21:44'
8.9
feet
treaty.
leaving
the
hall
free
for
the
adults
who
were
beginning
to
and
those
of
Ontario
medical
prescriptions..
Further
showed
that
a
where
experience
Paires
at
th
T.BDinr
The
Central
British
Columbia
delegates
were
accorded
head
in
the
form
of
the
three
per
arrive
for
their
evening
1101
hardship
UOUlf
might
t-
be
worked
upon
cent
goc,al
securlt,
tax
whch
pn
convention
in
Sas-
table
honors
at
the
principal
newspaper
publisher.
any
section
of
the
community,
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on
Page
Four)
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