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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
28,
1950
PRICE
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troops
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force
today
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Korea
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drive
thom
from
the
frontier.
There
were
fVnt
n
Canadian
Minister
of
Defence
Is
In
Favor
Uncertain
as
to
Where
This
Country's
Special
Forwe
Will
Go
kiion
or
me
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Communists,
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WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Canada's
defence
minister
has
come
out
in
favor
of
the
appointment
of
General
Dwight
D.
Eisenhower
as
supreme
commander
of
the
Allied
iorce3
in
Europe.
Amid
a
growing
belief
that
the
general
is
slated
to
receive
tha
post,
Eisenhower
has
indicated
that
he
is
willing
to
ic
Chinese
Communists
'w
lui-ces
along
the
,of
the
Yalu
River,
,
to
guard
large
power
ircistancfi
cnecked
a
s?a!th
brigade
In
Its
odrive
toward
theMan-lorilrr.
The
advance
of
Lallan
troops,
was
,it,
made
up
of
British
o
a
halt
two
miles
west
.
communist
troops
are
:
id
on
the
high
ground
BE
PREPARED
LONDON
Sir
John
Hodsoll,
chiel
of
Britain's
civil
defences
against
atom
bombs,
last
night
win
i
d
hat
Britain
mnst.
be
prepared
for
a
"Pearl
Harbor"
surprise
attack.
He
said
Britain
could
deal
with
the
atom
bomb
ii
the
country
were
prepared
and
trained.
TOWARD
COMMUNISM
TORONTO
Dr.
Charlotte
WhiUen
of
Ottawa
said
today
that
education
in
Canada
is
headed
towards
materialism
and
endlessness
the
goals
of
.Communism.
The
writer
and
social
worker
deplored
the
lack
of
religious
principles
in
nci-Catholic
schools.
It
is
the
responsibility
of
elementary
schools,
she
said,
to
teach
children
they
are
living
in
a
democracy
under
God.
take
cn
the
psacetime
equival-
ent
of
the
job
he
held
during
idcsof
the
highway
and
More
Yanks
Put
to
Death
1
by
tanks
and
self-pro-
iU.
a
Reds,
aided
by
Chl-
V
:
;
'
r-
-imimists,
fought
today
TIBET
CALLS
FOR
HELP-
fied
fury
to
stem
the
vance
toward
the
Man-torder
Like
parts
of
the
the
Second
World
War.
Hon.
Brooke
Claxton,
Canadian
minister
of
defence,
here
to
represent
Canada
at
today's
meeting
of
North
Atlantic
defence
ministers,
told
a
press
conference
that
he
knows
of
no
one
better
fitted
than
Eisenhower
for
the
job
of
commanding
the
combined
force
for
the
defnece
of
western
Europe.
Eisenhower,
supreme
Allied
commander
in
Europe
durinj
the
Second
World
War
and
now
president
of
Columbia
University,
said
that,
if
he
was
named
to
the
force,
"I
am
a
soldier
and
Scottish
League
Cup
Final
Hibernian
0.
Motherwell
3
Division
"A"
Alrdrleonians
2,
St.
Mlrrn
1
Clyde
2,
Hearts
2
Dundea
3,
Partlck
Thistle
2
Fast
Fife
3.
Third
Lanark
1
Falkirk
2,
Ralth
Rovers
3
Mortin
O.Ceitlci
Rangers
1,
Aberdeen
2
En-l'sh
Learue
Division
1
Arsenal
3.
iXrby
Countv
1
Pnrry
2.
Aston
Villa
0
Chelsea
3.
Sunderland
n
Evertan
1.
Manchester
United
4
Hurldersfield
Town
0,
Bolton
Wanderers
4
Mlddle;borough
1,
Fulham
1
Newcastle
United
4,
Blackpool
2
Port-mouth
1.
Wolverhamptor
Wanderers
4
Sheffield
Wednesday
4,
Liverpool
1
Stok
City
2,
Charlton
Athletic
0
West
Bromwich
Albion
1,
Tottenham
Hotspur
2
Di
vision,
f.
Birmingham
City
3
Blackburn
Rovers1
2
Bury
4,
Luton
Town
1
Cardiff
Citv
1,
Brentford
1
Chesterfield
1.
West
Ham
Unlt-
ed2
Country
City
3,
Doncaster
Povers
1
Grimsbv
Town
4
Southampton
2
Leicester
City
2,
Swansea
Town
3
Manchester
City
0.
Hull
City
0
Notts
Countv
2.
Barnsley
1
Preston
North
End
1,
Sheffield
United
1
Queen's
Park
Rangers
3,
Leeds
Unltd
0.
.
bred
dragon,
the
Red3
WITH
THE
U.S.
FIRST
CORPS
IN
NORTH
KOREA
ff
Bodies
of
30
Americans
have
been
discovered
in
and
near
a
northbound
train
30
miles
northeast
of
Anju.
Nine
were
badly
burned.
The
QUINTS
CREATE
CONFUSION
-Thousands
Jammed
Montreal's
Windsor
Station
to
glimpse
the
Dlonne
quintuplets
as
they
arrived
Sunday
from
their
trip
to
New
York.
The
crowds
foiled
attempts
to
smuggle
the
quintet
out
quietly
it
it,.
United
Nations
:
behind
the
line
of
ad-
A
company
of
U.S.
Mar
Chinese
Invasion
Leads
to
Appeal
other
21
Americans
had
been
ks
cut
to
pieces
In
an
shot.
Two
survivors
were
found.
The
Judge
Advocate
of
.the
aw
Wonsan.
neiess,
a
high
U.
3.
Pope
Challenged
To
Prove
"Errors"
First
Corps
said
the
north
Army
source
said
Am-
bound
train
had
been
attacked
1
1
will
do
as
I
am
told
to
do."
nd
British
troops
were
t
to
reach
the
Manehur-
and
set
afire
by
American
T"e
meeting
of
the
defence
planes
I
heads
of
the
North
Atlantic
and
the
6tatlon
was
in
confusion
for
half
an
hour.
They
finally
were
herded
into
a
baggage
elevator
while
police
filled
two
cars
t.n
decoys.
The
famous
five
visited
the
Archbishop
of
Montreal
and
left
for
Ottawa
two
hours
later.
(CP
PHOTO
J
jer
within
a
week.
Th
y
bis
milei
to
the
south.
Information
indicated
tho;Pllcl'
niuuiu.
is
expecieu
w
fleeing
Red
Koreans
had
killed
i
propose
the
country
which
will
Mh
Korean
battalion
holding
Its
position
on
LONDON
0
The
Protestant
Alliance
today
made
an
offer
to
Pope
Pius
XII
to
embrace
the
Roman
Catholic
faith
if
he
proved
by
the
Bible
the
bodily
assumption
or
the
Virgin
Mary,
as
well
as
"the
other
errors
of
your
church."
all
the
Americans
and
nine
ofiproviue
me
supreme
cuimuuuu-the
bodies
were
burned
in
the'.er.
The
government
.of
that
her.
It
reached
the
Ya'.u
NEW
DELHI
(CP)
The
government
of
Tibet
has
asked
India
for
help
to
meet
the
threat
from
Chinese
Communist
forces,
usually
reliable
sources
said
here
tonight.
Earlier
government
sources
in
close
touch
with
the
Tibetan
capital
said
Communist
troops
had
entered
the
eastern
mountain
district
of
Tibet
three
days
ago.
,
air
strike.
No
Red
Korean
dead;
country
would
tnen
name
im
northwest
Korea
Thurs-iater
had
been
reported
man
for
the
post.
were
found.
rawing
because
Its
sup-
Alexander
to
Mr.
Claxton
also
told
reporters
that
there
Is
a
possibility
Canada's
special
force
of
10,000
The
Pope,
November
1,
will
were
cut
by
the
Reds
luth.
proclaim
a
new
dogma
that
the
Conservatives
.
I
IN
FIGHT
mother
of
Christ
ascended
physi
Stay
Longer
Chinese
prisoners
had
Union
S.S.
raised
for
United
Nations
use
may
not
be
sent
to
Korea
,
as
Scheduled
but
may
be
trained
in
the
Ui'ited
States.
this
winder.
Becau.se
the
situation
is
fluid.
India's
ambassador
to
Communist
China
today
confirmed
reports
that
Chinese
army
unii.3
have
been
ordered
to
advance
Yi
30.000
to
60.000
Chl-
Quit
Coalition
cally
as
well
as
spiritually
to
heaven.
In
a
"letter
to
the
Pope,
the
alliance
asked:.."If
you
will
show
Miunist
soldiers
were
OTTAWA
P
The
Prime
Min
(Speeding
Up
beside
the
North
Ko-nants.
Intelligence
off!-
ister'
of
f
ic
announced
.
today
the
extension
of
the
term
of
Mt
the
scripture,
for
the
bodily
assumption
of
the
blessed
Virgin
ne
time
expressed
skep-
Viscount
Alexander
as
Gover
into
Tibet
but
he
has
no
Information
any
troops
have
actually
entered
that
country,
a
government
spokesman
said.
This
was
the
first
word
from
Ambassador
K.
M.
Pannikar
since
-
ERANDON
The
.ManitefcU.no.
fifijl-decislon.
could,
.too
nmd
progressive-SConservuave
Assj-I
until
later
this
year,
illaxton
ciation,
by
overwhelming
major-'
ai4.!
'-
?
Ity
215
to
17.
decided
yesterday
L
Aaf1d
ab?ut
the
iWUty
of
(Ar.t
0,a;
fmm
t.hrnalitinn
Canadian
troops
going
to
Eu-
Mary
and
the
other
errors
"
of
Union
Steamships
are
speeding
up
their
service
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
as
nor
General
of
Canada.
The
announcement
said
the
King
had
nnnrmjaH
tViA
vtjaninr
f
iir
an
iyour
church."
i
The
alliance
claims
a
member
o
prisoners
were
Identified
their
uni's
th
Special
Unit
and
th
"
"
"
"
"
"
r.
mio.
I
rope,
a
move
wnich
nas
Premier
-
government
headed
by
'aaui
1
tv
tha
mrinjiine
reports
01
me
invasion
ur
from
November
1,
according
toiship
of
some
30,000
Douglas
L.
Campbell.
th
riPfencP
minister
said
1
E.tuiion
of
the
Eighth
of
1951.
I
der
were
circulated.
The
spokesman
added
that
no
reply
had
Hon.
Errick
F.
Willis.
Leader
I
maUer
fm
the
Canadiail
a
new
schedule
announcement
made
today.
Red
Army.
Viscount
Alexander
became
of
the
Conservative
party,
who
Governor
General
in
1946.
led
the
break-away
movement,
been
received
from
Pelping
to
the
Indian
note
yesterday
expressing
regret
and
surprise
at
The
statement
quoted
Prime
was
re-elected
leader
after
hav
pnoWins
The
Friday
night
boat
from
Vancouver
(now
the
Camosun)
will
sail
at
8
p.m.
instead
of
9
p.m.
and,
calling
at
Alert
Bay,
Minister
St.
Laurent
as
saying
the
invasion
order.
ing
resigned.
He
had
been
deputy
Decision
he
was
sure
the
people
of
Can
premier,
resigning
as
such
August
Air
Shipping
Hot
So
Dear
Perhaps
shipping
by
air
Is
not
expensive
after
all.
The
recently
Inaugurated
monthly
mall
service
to
Alyansh
drew
tenders
from
boat
owners
ranging
from
$2,000
to
$2,600.
Queen
Charlotts
Airlines
won
the
tender
with
their
bid
of
$1
080.
The
water
routes
were
from
Kincolith,
52
miles
from
Alyansh,
while
the
air
tender
was
from
Prince
Rupert,
100
miles.
10
after
criticizing
premier
TORK
0
-Rocky
Orazi-
Campbell
for
his
flood
control
liament
to
decide
and
a
st
1
was
not
expected
to
be
C
1
until
next
year.'
.
.
'
-
(
Gus
Sfromdahl
:
Passes
Away
Prince
Rupert
lest
another
respected
pioneer
citizen
last
Hi
strong
after
taking
policy.
ada
"generally
will
share
trie
gratification"
of
his
colleagues
and
himself
that
"Lord
and
Lady
Alexander
have
found
it
both
pleasing
and
convenient
to
agree
io
this
extension
of
their
Raymond
Boyer
Is
In
Toronto
Hon.
W.
C.
Miller,
minister
01
toxlng
lesson
to
whip
iniro
of
Youngstown.
Bank
Robbery
Hold-Up
In
Vancouver
Montreal
Branch
Downtown
Relieved
of
$2000
VANCOUVER
u
Eour
masked
armed
men
today
held
up
a
downtwon
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
here
and
made
a
clean
getaway
with
$2000.
The
gunmen
seized
a
woman
passerby
as
they
entered
the
bank
and
used
her
as
a
shield
education,
and
Hon.
Charles
E.
Greenlay,
minister
of
labor,
op
f
a
close
but
unanimous
last
night
at
Madison
stay
in
Canada.
posed
the
breakaway,
feeling
that
Garden.
Graziano
welgh-
For
many'
months
there
have
they
were
committed
to
coalition.
been
persistent
suggestions
to
The
coalition
government
was
i
Pounds
and
Janiro,
ands.
night
with
the
death
of
Gu3
O.
Stromdahl,
who
passed
away
with
a
heart
attack
at
his
home.
the
government
that
nis
term
be
extended.
It
was
understood
Sointula,
New
Bella
Bella
and
Butedale,
will
arrive
here
at
3
p.m.
Sunday.
She
will
sail
at
11
p.m.
for
Port
Simpson,
Kincolith,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart
and,
returning
here
Tuesday
morning,
sail
at
12
noon
that
day
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts
Instead
of
1:30
p,m.
which
for
many
years
has
been
the
time.
Arrival
at
Vancouver
will
be
about
8
a.m.
Thursdays.
The
Wednesday
night
boat
from
Vancouver
(now
the
Chll-cotint
is
also
to
sail
henceforth
at
8
p.m.
instead
of
9
p.m.
and,
calling
at
Westview,
Namu,
Beila
Bella
cannery
and
Butedale
(Watson
Island
is
being
eliminated),
arrive
here
at
1
p.m.
Fridays
to
sail
at
9
p.m.
instead
originally
formed
in
1940
when
Hon.
John
Bracken
was
Premier.
Born
in
Stockholm,
Sweden,
OF
EUROPE
No
election
is
anticipated
as
the
Canadian
government
iook
the
initiative
In
advising
the
the
Liberal-Progressives
have
a
he
came
to
Prince
Rupert
on
the
steam
trawler
G.
E
Foster,
when
British
government
to
recom
TORONTO,
J'
Dr
Rayi-iond
Boyer,
wealthy
Montreal
chemist
who
once
served
a
penitentlarv
term
for
wartime
violation
of
Canada's
Official
Secrets
Act,
is
here
today
and
says
he
has
r-intentlon
of
leaving
Canada.
Last
night
Minister
of
External
Affairs
L.
B.
Pearson
said
in
New
York
that
the
Royal
Canadian
Mourned
Police
had
lifted
Boyer's
passport
two
days
ago
"as
a
result
of
information
which
reached
the
government
and
which
l.d
them
to
believe
that
mnks
Find
Interest
mend
this
step
to
the
K-ing.
she,
with
the
Andrew
Kelly
ana
James
Carruthers,
.maae
tne
large
majority
of
seats.
Speculation
centred
today
on
the
future
of
the
two
Progressive
Conservative
cabinet
ministers
remaining
in
the
coalition
government
following
the
party
decision
to
break
up
its
10-year
partnership
with
the
Liberals.
wm
in
Lands
Abroad
as
teller
Bruce
Auchinvale
was
ordered
to
"fork
over
the
dough."
The
bandits
ordered
the
customers
to
lie
on
the
floor,
and
one
of
them
held
a
screaming
woman
ni
front
of
him
as
they
scooped
the
money
from
the
deposit
wicket.
world
famous
trip
around
Cape
Horn
in
1909.
He
was
well
known
to
old
time
fishermen
here.
He
was
for
a
long
time
a
marine
engineer
with
the
Department
of
Transport
and
wis
Alcoa
Erects
Power
Lines
"fh
Riviera.
Italv
Paris.
Srotland
Erurland
of
10
p.m.
for
the
Queen
Char
In
pleading
at
the
two-day
lotte
Island
and
return
here
Sunday
to
sail
at
8
p.m.
Instead
Seen
During
Nine
Months'
Trip
provincial
conference
yesterday
Boyer
intended
to
leave
the
j
country."
He
did
not
amplify
VICTORIA
The
erection
of
tor
continuance
of
the
coalition
Police
said
they
were
investigating
a
mysterious
tip-off
from
a
woman
who
telephoned
them
of
9
p.m.
for
Butedale,
Namu
n
interesting
outline
of
his
eight-month
tour
prefabricated
transmission
line
towers
at
strategic
points
on
the
Westview
and
Vancouver,
Vancouver
arrival
time
is
set
for
1
seconds
before
the
bank
was
retired
from
that
service
in
lyis.
He
was
married
in
Prince
Ruper;
to
Jessie
Banks,
who
survives
him.
Surviving,
beside
his
widow,
are
two
daughters
Mrs,
Karl
Sunderland,
Ketchikan;
and
Miss
Ann
Stromdahl
at
hom.e;
two
sons,
for
the
life
of
the
present
legislature,
both
Mr.
Miller
and
Mr.
Greenlay
said
they
were
elected
at
last
year's
general
election
roPe
was
riven
The
Dailv
News
by
Arthur
I
held
up.
additional
p.m.
Tuesday.
sbank
yesterday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Brooksbank
under
the
coalition
banner
and
"binary
16
on
the
Queen
Mary
from
New
thev
felt
under
obligation
to
The
question
or
Boyer
s
wneie-abouts
was
brought
up
by
Toronto
newspaper
stories
which
said
hfl
had
disappeared
and
might
be
heading
for
Russia.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
'
Cool
showery
weather
prevailed
over
the
greater
part
of
British
Columbia
this
morning
in
the
I
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
!
stick
by
the
bi-partizan
aamin
iney
arrived
in
Cherbourg
France,
feu
Gus,
jr.,
and
Neil
both
in
Prince
Rupert
and
one
grandchild.
istratlon.
50-mile
power
line
for
tne
Aluminum
Co.,
in
Tweedsmuir
park,
to
test
winter
weather
Is
progressing.
The
line
runs
from
the
Kemano
-River
at
6,000
feet
above
sea
level
to
Kitimat.
',
The
Minister
of
Lands,
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenny,
said
this
week
the
lines
are
being
strung
In
short
stretches
where
there
is
greatest
chances
of
trouble.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
But
the
convention
voted
them
21,
.
,
athree-dav
tnn
in
Do,.i
the
hands
of
B.
C.
Undertakers.
down
205
to
26
and
then
voted
r,i
their
tour,
they
set
of
the
part
the
Americans
played
in
the
First
World
War.
They
215
to
17
to
end
the
political
arrangement
which
was
begun
during
the
war
years.
r
-'uies.
From
there
wd
by
motor
coach
visited
the
Casino
twice.
wake
of
yesterday's
storm,
uan
force
winds
which
developed
over
southern
coastal
waters
yes
rt,e
tncy
spent
three
whiio
tn
Nice,
thev
took
two
"
was
strip
t.rins
to
Cannes.
15
miles
LOCAL
TIDES
Sunday,
October
29,
1950
High
3:12
18.5
fe't
14:49
20.5
feet
Low
8:48
87
feet
21:35
4.6
feet
superb
resort
VANCOUVER
City
schools
enrolment
for
September
total
terday
abated
this
morning,
outbreak
of
cold
air
from
the
PWatkm
of
from
150,
Bobjo
IIV2
Buffalo
Canadian
26?i
Consol.
Smelters
120.00
Conwsst
La.
1.85
Donalda
54
Eldona
26
East
Sullivan
8.50
Giant
Yellowknife
........
6.75
AIR
PASSENGERS
primarllv
hnsi.
led
41,106.
This
is
an
Increase,
of
Mackenzie
basin
covers
the
nor
rP-The
Prompnarioo
almost
1800
over
a
year
ago.
away,
and
one
to
San
Paulo,
a
walled
city.
Here
they
found
a
quaint
and
Interesting
place
with
narrow
streets
and
old
buildings.
Nice
they
found
a
resort
for
(Continued
on
page
8)
K
Americans
or
for
One
u
onj
.
thern
section
of
the
province,
accompanied
by
snow
and
temperatures
well
below
freezing.
?
Anglais,"
the
Ather
Vancouver
Bayonne
01'J4
Bralorne"
6.70
Cariboo
Quarts
1.25
Hedley
Mascot
37
Pacific
Eastern
.05V2
Pend
Oreille
8.30
Pioneer
2.10
Premier
Border
.05'2
Privateer
08
Reno
'.
.03
Sheep
Cre.ek
1.20
Taku
River
05
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
,
'.
.04
Silver
Standard'
2.30
Oils
.
.
Anglo
Canadian
4.90
A.
P.
Con
43
.
Atlantic
2.45
However,
this
Is
not
expected
to
D.isnri
much
farther
south.
No
Americans"
in
honor
marked
change
in
weather
con-
God's
Lake
Hardrock
...
Harricana
...
Heva
Hosco
Jacknlfe
35
.29
09
.08
07
.08
rtiiinns
is
exoected
over
the
To
Vancouver
(
today
Mr.
OToole,
Robert
Gilmore.'
R.
An-nls,
H.
Eloff,
Mr.
Melhulsh,
J.
W.
Smiles,
D.
J.
Kennedy,
J.
H.
Gallagher.
J.
L.
Henderson,
R.
Durham,
H.
E.
Sjoqulst,
G.
MacKen-zle.
To
Sandspit
(today)
Ray
Bell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walnwrlght,
V.
Mac
Donald,
E.
Green.
To
Masset
(today
1
C.
P.
O.
Cuttress,
Mrs.
Gray;
(Juskatla)
weekend.
,
Forecast
liyrch
of
Annunciation
Joliet
Quebec
1.05
Lake
Rowan
09
Lapaska
.04'
Little
Long
Lac
41
North
coast
region
Cloudy
with
a
few
showers
in
vicinity
of
northern
Vancouver
Island.
Var
iable
cloudiness
over
the
remain
der
of
the
region
today
and
Sun
ATTENTION
Members
of
Local
180
United
Association
Working
at
Watson
Island
I
have
been
advised
by
Mr.
Joseph
Connolly,
our
general
organizer,
and
Labour
Relations
Board
Officials
as
follows:
"All
men
ore
to
report
for
work
on
Monday
morning
as
usual.
This
does
not
include
the
two
shop
stewards
who
were
terminated.
This
is
pending
an
official
inquiry."
(Signed)
GEORGE
S.
WEATHERLY,
Business
Agent,
Local
180
l1S,"idav
a.
.
-.i
J.
R.
Wrathall.
-
uroH
i
commencing
i
i
p.'.
From
Vancouver
(yesterday)
fterwn
and
Tuesday,
starting
at
7:30
p.m.,
I..
"Wain
U.l.
w
TJrlr
Wniir
n
H.
MacDonald,
A.
P.
Macnur,
'"""Wi
Will
CU1IUIU.V
a
.iivmj
"Urch.
day.
Cloudy
vicinity
north
Vancouver
Island
this
afternoon
and
tomorrow.
Light
southeast
winds
vicinity
of
northern
Vancouver
Island
and
northerly
(15)
elsewhere.
Little
change
in
temperature
southern
section
and
cold
F
Dalgneault,
W.
Lyons.
Mrs.
F.
Wnhse.
W.
Shlnbine,
J.
Briene,
D.
-
niinuncianon.
tsimnar
aevuuuno
heW
thro,
Lynx
15'i
Martsen
Rd
Lake
a
15
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
.45
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.45
Moneta
32
.
Noranda
73
00
Louvicourt
'
.21
San
Antonio
50
Senator
Rouyn
.24
Sherrlt
Gordon
2.55
Steep
Rock
5.35
Sturgeon
River
.
16
Golden
Manitou
6.10
Calmont
95
C.
&
E
7.50
Central
Leduc
2.80
Home
OH
14.35
Mercury
14
Princess
..
.55
Royal
Canadian
Xl
Toronto
Athona
OS3;
Aumaque
353i
Beattie
.64
Bevcourt
.41
ilamat,
uu&nut
the
world
by
Catholics
in
view
oi
uie
Corson,
K.
Cutts,
Mr.
Picco.
Maryi
y
tne
Pope
of
the
dogma
of
the
assumption
From
Juskatla
(yesterday)
On
o
1
Ltlr'st,
into
Heaven.
uu
nan
.
.
the
congregation
will
renew
the
elsewhere.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy.
38
and
50;
Sandspit,
32
and
50;
Prince
Rupert,
30
and
45.
'
P'edge,
Hector
Yeomans.
From
Masset
(yesterday)
G
Spence,
George
Gorrlll,
S.
Yu-cklm.
.
.
.
-
wMch
they
made
last
October.