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PHOIIE
81
PMNCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
4,
iM,
"
PRICE
nVE
CENTS
iirvey
Of
Alaska:
1R
ypz
Line
Job
ing
Next
Week
FULL
AUTONOMY
IS
DESIRABLE
St.
Laurent
Docs
Not
Like
Asking
London
for
B.N.A.
Amendments
RUSSIANS
ESCAPE
FROM
SOVIET
VITII
MESSAGE
for
COMMUNISTS
WESTOVEK,
Mass.
r
Two
Russian
Air
Force
officers
who
escaped
from
Russia
by
plane
landed
here
today
delighted
to
reach
the
United
States.
They
had
a
message
for
American
Communists:
"Instead
of
making
all
their
noise
Uiey
should
volunteer
to
go
over
to
Russia
for
one
month.
Ttocv
would
he
aiart
In
rplnrn
it
Maior
O
Deration
in
Connection
Department
Of
Interior
Asked
For
Appropriation
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
(CP)
Representative
Jackson
(Democrat
-
Washington),
member
of
the
House
sub-committee
on
Department
of
Interior
appropriations,
has
asked
the
Department
to
start
immediate
planning
for
a
survey
to
determine
the
cost
of
a
railroad
to
Alaska.
Jth
Port
Edward
Celanese
Mil!
nction
of
the
five-and-a-half
mile
pipe
line,
j
here
and
resign
from
the
Communist
party."
!,c
driving
oi
;.uyu
ieet
ot
tunnel,
through
tr
will
he
taken
from
Pruelhomme
Lake
to
OTTAWA
O;
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
said
last
r.'ght
that
Canada
should
have
the
right
to
ameiid
its
own
constitution
without
reference
to
the
United
Kingdom
Parliament.
fi
Island
celanese
mill
of
the
Celanese
Cor-
CHIEFTAIN
EXECUTED!
Author
of
'Forever
Amber'
Get
Decree
RENO-Kathleen
Winsor,
who
Amcnca,
will
start
next
week.
First
oper-the
building
of
a
road
from
Watson
Isl-
,
h
materials
will
-
Jackson
and
Senator
(Democrat-Washington),
introduced
bills
directing
Presid
wrote
"Forever
Amber."
has
Cost
of
Living
Goes
Up
Again
ATHENS,
(f
-
A
general
Klaff
obtained
a
divorce
from
Arthur
ent
Truman
to
authorize
study
i
the
line
uuil
i
the
bed
for
contractors
are
j.lM
,,
H.NliJ
I
'
,,,
,1.
spokesman
said
tonight
that
Tne
Prime
Minister
said
he
did
not
like
the
idea
of
having
to
go
to
London
to
get
amendments
to
the
British
North
America
Act
and
said
lie
was
sure
the
British
people
did
not
like
it
either.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
gave
no
details
of
a
proposal
forwarded
bv
a
!K"i!i!eH
Ltd.
of
of
a
route
for
a
proposed
railroad
from
Prince
George
to
Alaska.
Jackson
said
he-
planned
to
ask
that
funds
for
survey
and
planning
the
railway
be
Includ
:
k-
pipe
line
job
ii
year
and
will
uO
to
200
turn,
s.ili!
arrived
in
the
the
Communist
guerilla
chieftain,
Marjos
Vafiadcs.
Is
believed
to
have
been
executed
by
the
rebels
for
having
failed
to
conquer
Greece.
The
guerilla's
underground
radio
said
that
Vafiadcs
had
been
ill
for
several
months
and
was
unable
to
carry
out
im
portant
talks.
former
government
which
it
is
ed
in
the
Department
of
the
iiosun
this
af
ter-
Bhaw,
Uie
band
leader.
They
were
married
In
Juarez,
Mexico,
In
1946.
Property
settlement
was
reached
out
of
court.
Clamp
Down
New
Embargo
Britain
and
I'nited
Stales
Blockade
on
Soviet
Berlin
Is
Tightened
commonly
believed
would
call
for
consent
of
the
nine
prov
Interior
appropriation
bill
for
the
fiscal
year
beginning
July
1.
i.i'tmvcr
to
be
sup-I
charge
of
the
inces
for
a
request
to
the
Uni
SAW
REVOLUTION
Miss
fay
Paterson.
now
visiting
her
parents
iu
Toronto,
wan
an
eye-witness
to
the
bloody
army
revolution
in
Venezuela
last
fall
which
resulted
in
Uj
fall
of
the
government,
n,,.
pitc
this,
Miss
Paterson
Jt-Clares
the
Latin
Amencu
country
is
a
gay
plate
m
hve
In
normal
times.
At
2K
sua
has
visited
23
countries
,m
f
leaving
shortly
to
tour
Europe
while
on
leave
of
absc;-
from
her
position
with
an
v.t
firm.
ici
Pnoiu-
t
ted
Kingdom
for
legislation
nec
DAMAGED
P10W
DELAYS
TRAIN
SERVICE
EAST
Damage
to
a
rotary
plow
while
it
was
clearing
away
a
slide
five
miles
west
of
Kwinltsa
Thursday
morning
delayed
traffic
on
the
railway
line
another
36
hours,
causlnj
a
train
that
left
Prince
Rupert
at
1
p.m.
yesterday
to
turn
back.
Railway
authorities
hope
to
bo
able
to
clear
a
trala
for
Jasper
at
8
o'clock
tonight.
If
it
leaves,
It
will
be
the
first
train
to
net
through
since
the
line
was
covered
by
tons
of
rock
following
a
blast
near
Salvus
on
essary
to
rid
that
body
of
all
RESULTS
IN
authority
over
Canadn.
The
Prime
Minister
also
un
PALESTINE
claimed
the
government's
determination
to
work
inr
rnii-
FOREIGNERS
IN
ISRAEL
BERLIN
Ht-
Great
Britain
and
elusion
of
the
North
Atlantie
I
accompanied
by
:
ice
manager.
FPJCA
MSH
f
A
iour-(
lighted
'
,-
vi
:
to
be
carry-in.
A:
my
icrhni-I
rtnum,
crashed
TEL
AVIV
iff
Final
election
OTTAWA
The
official
cost
of
living
index
jumped
710
of
a
point
during
December
and
bounced
back
to
its
all
time
high
of
159.6,
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
announced
today.
This
increase,
coming
between
December
3
and
January
3,
erased
completely
the
710
Of
a
point
drop
the
first
in
23
months
which
took
place
during
November.
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(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
Vancouver
Bayonne
062
Bralorne
9.00
B.
R.
Con
03
V
B.
R.
X
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Cariboo
Quartz
1.30
Congress
05
Hedley
Mascot
5a
Pacific
Eastern
.08
Pcnd
Oreille
:
fi.OO
the
United
States
clamped
down
security
pact.
He
said
that
Can-
results
for
the
Israeli
constitu
an
embargo
today
on
all
freight
ada
could
not
withdraw
from
ent
assembly,
announced
todav.
world
afairs.
passing
through
their
zones
of
APPEALS.BEFORE
gave
Prime
Minister
David
Ben
Germany
from
European
coun
Gurion's
Mapai
(Labor)
party
46
seats
of
a
total
of
120.
tries
to
the
Soviet
zone
efectlvc
Sunday.
Sunday.
The
Mapan,
Left
Wing
So
folium
In
Critical
Of
The
embargo
affects
all
rail
A
diversion
around
the
rock
barrier
"
was
comnletri
vnir
fur
a
Ninth
cialist
party,
received
19
seats,
1
npoli
in
the
United
Religious
Front
16,
and
road
shipments
heretofore
travelled
across
the
bi-zone
into
Story
of
Jewish
Volunteers
Is
Hard
to
Tell
By
JAMES
LONG
TEL
AVIV
t
APi
The
story
of
the
foreign
volunteers
who
helped
the
fledgling
army
of
Israel
win
the
battle
of
Palestine
is
one
of
the
hardest
to
tell
here.
Censorship
doesn't
like
it.
At
the
outset
it
was
not
permitted
to
write
about
foreigners
in
the
fighting
forces.
Even
now
cor
and
the
Heruth
(political
party
day
and
work
of
clearing
a
500-foot
long
snowsllde
was
almost
completed
when
the
rotary
plow
St.
Laurent
f
London,
which
l
e
to
the
War
representing
the
former
Irgun
terrorists),
14.
the
Soviet
zone
from
countries
like
Belgium,
France,
Switzerland,
the
Netherlands,
Luxem
i
Mud
received
a
broke
down
and
had
to
be
REVISION
COURT
Ten
Pvtilions
iicaiiist
City
Assessment
Appraisals
Ten
appeals
against
land
and
property
assessments
for
194'
taxes
have
been
filed
with
City
Assessor
H.
D.
Thain
and
will
be
heard
by
the
civic
Court
ot
Revision
which
will
tit
in
annual
Mission
at
the
City
Hull
on
February
10.
The
calendar
of
appeals
is
the
smallest
in
recent
years,
be
m
M'
pilot
was;
Drought
to
Prince
Rupert
for
bourg
and
Denmark.
Progressive-Conservatives
Still
Seeking
Dominion-Frovincial
Parley
no
other
de-1
"'pairs.
The
announcement
said
that
The
train
which
left
here
at
I
p.m.
yesterday
went
as
far
as
the
vHbargo
had
been
ordered
OTTAWA.
Donald
-
Flem
Pioneer
3.40
Premier
Border
.035i
Privateer
.20
bwartwp-
of
restrictions
placed
by
(he
Soviets
on
travel.
iMARlllE
TRAFFIC
!
TO
WEST
INDIES
MONTREAL
Various
phases
of
marinetransport
In
connection
with
the
Canada-West
In
respondents
are
not
permitted
to
speculate
on
the
round
numbers
of,
for
example,
Americans
who
are
in
military
service
here.
ing,
Progressive
-
Conservative
Toronto-Eglinton,
said
yester
Tyee,
20
miles
east,
thon
,P-i
turned
to
the
city.
1
The
snowsllde
came
down
j:
,
o'clock
Thursday
morning.
It
I
was
immedlutely
attacked
by
Reeves
McDonald
3.25
Reno
.06
Cheep
Creek
1.50
Officials
said
the
effect
would
be
"considerable"
but
refused
to
elaborate.
iDWERS
For
one
thing,
the
Israeli
state
ing
14
Jess
than
1948.
In
the
day
that
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
had
apparently
made
up
his
mind
not
to
call
a
Dominion-Provincial
conference.
He
said
that
the
Prime
Minister
Stlbak
Premier
.38
4
years
immediately
prior
to
does
not
want
to
be
accused
of,
1948,
following
re-appraisal
of
!
importing
mercenaries
,or
brlng-
dies
trade
agreement
will
be
!
U)e
snow
plow
which
had
clear-
the
subject
of
discussions
at
j
ed
4;;rj
tn-i
0f
ns
500
fpel
wl)en
Taku
River
34
Vananda
38
Salmon
Gold
15
Undoubted
city
property
by
a
Vancouver
,
"'8
in
adventurers
V
lo
Confer
M
j(h
l
e
and
:
j
oh
lleiirs
Barbados
next
week
when
-
F.
ly,
some
did
come
here
for
both
had
indicated
in
his
s
peech
Monday
that
lie
had
neither
M.
MacLennan,
assistant
deputy
minister
and
comptroller.
appraiser,
the
number
of
appeals
was
vastly
greater.
Members
of
I
he
Court
of
Revision
who
will
hear
the
appeals
are
Aldermen
Ruddcrham.
Department
of
Transport,
will
reasons,
but
it
was
felt
here
these
were
not
representative.
For
another,
many
of
the
volunteers,
again
for
example,
the
Americans,
risked
loss
of
their
meet
with
rem-esentatives
nf
the
British
West
Indies
and
time
nor
patience
to
attend
further
conferences.
Apparently,
he
said,
it
was
all
right
for
the
government
to
attend
international
conferences,
whether
they
succeeded
or
not,
but
it
broke
down.
Gangs
of
men
using
hand
shovels
have
been
working
on
the
remainder
of
the
slide
since.
The
snow
plow
was
expected
to
be
repaired
in
time
to
return
to
the
slide
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon.
Last
night's
westbound
passenger
train
turned
around
at
Terrace
and
returned
east.
Bermuda.
.
Black,
Daggett,
Whalcn
and
Forman.
They
will
elect
their
Thinks
Election
Coming
June
27
OTTAWA,
'CP-Senator
John
T.
Haig,
Progressive
-
Conservative
leader
in
the
Senate,
is
the
first
prominent
political
Hgurc
to
pin-point
a
date
for
the
next
general
election,
lie
thinks
It
will
be
held
June
27.
He
made
Uie
forecast
of
election
day
during
Throne
Speech
debate.
Mr.
MacLennan
left
here
'iV.
CB
W'ell-iuliii'lued
1
tfti.iy
thai
they
be-1
'Wiiiei
Kialiii
would
be
i'1
l:ikj
pai
t
in
a
lour-
I
ifieliH'
v.iih
President
!
f
':..(!
Elates,
Prime
I
"f
Oreal
Uril.Un
I
't
lenri
Queuiii,.
t,r
j
Tlasj
v
ould
mi
-et
ou-1
ll!
W
United
'Slates
'
IS
l,f
iiren
,r.l
i
,ii
.
1
Thursday
night
accompanied
Spud
Valley
06
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
4.90
Atlantic
72
Calmont
41
C.
&
E
5.85
Central
Ledyc
1.26
Home
Oil
12.25
Mercury
16
Okalta
1.32
Pacific
Pe-te
2.05
Princess
33
Royal
Canadian
10
South
Brazeau
19
own
chairman.
Included
in
the
list
l,s
an
en-
I
m
Yr
fV.c.ili,...
XT,.ti
1
.
:i
the
same
government
would
not
sit
on
Its
own
affairs.
citizenship
by
serving
in
the
armed
forces
of
another
country.
It
can
be
suid,
however,
that
the
total
number
of
volunteers
who
came
here
and
fought,
many
now
have
gone
back
to
j
ways
contesting
assessments
on
One
of
several
to
participate
in
debate
on
the
Throne
.Speech,
'
i:h
"he
.Soviet
of
interest
to
by
Captain
R.
A.
Clarke,
general
manager,
and
J.
M.
Gauthier,
freight
traffic
manager,
Canadian
National
Steamships,
who
will
act
as
his
advisors
during
Uie
meetings
which
open
February
7.
The
party
will
act
as
a
factfinding
mission
for
the
Dominion
to
gather
data
concerning
future
shipping
requirements
under
thetrade
Fleming
charged
the
government
with
attempting
to
rip
up
the
Canadian
constitution,
practicing
extravagance
and
failing
to
make
headway
in
the
housing
lm
in
I
he
absence
nt.il
ives.
various
properties
which
It
owns
in
the
city.
The
others
are
all
by
private
properly
holders.
The
appeals:
Vivian
Garten,
lot
13,
block
18,
section
5,
Seventh
Avenue
West.
$400
land
assessment
too
high.
John
D.
Morrison,
lot
l,
block
0,
section
1.
Keeoiicl
Avenue,
$f00
improvements
w
Jnh.
their
homes
ran
well
up
into
thousands.
Of
these
some
hundreds
were
not
Jews.
The
.service
with
the
most
foreign
volunteers,
of
course,
was
the
Israeli
Air
Force.
This
is
the
service
under
the
great
est
secrecy,
the
most
difficult
Archbishop
Takes
Back
Strange
Case
of
Roman
Catholic
Primate
Takes
Another
Turn
BUDAPEST
,Cf
Josrf
Cardinal
.
CRIED
Toronto
Athona
13
Aumaque
35
Bcattie
57
Bevcourt
30
Bobjo
.13
Buffalo
Canadian
14
Consul.
Smelters
11.75
Con
west
1.28
Donalda
53
Eldona
C8
East
Sullivan
3.00
Giant
Vellowknife
5.70
of
which
to
write.
THE
WEATHER
Tacoma
Commerce
Chamber
Coming
Members
of
ttKr
Tacoma
Chamber
of
Commerce,
enroute
lo
Alaska
on
a
goodwill
tour,
will
be
in
Prince
Rupert
on
May
23
aboard
the
Canadian
Pacific
srvamcr,
according
to
word
reach
Ins
Prince
Rupert.
They
will
bp
here
again
on
May
28
southbound.
A
couple
of
years
"go
a
similar
party
was
here.
Pioneer
Alaska
Banker
it
Dead
MINNEAPOLIS-
E.
A.
Kas-mussen
of
Ska
svy,
president
of
the
Bank
of
Alaska
and
well
known
pioneer
of
Alaska,
succumbed
suddenly
In
a
Minneapolis
hospital
to
heart
disease
with
which
he
whs
Kiri,.u.i
'
The
United
';'
department,
lMNi".s
for
the
cle-
But,
it
can
be
said,
at
least,
'
that
at
the
start
of
fighting
there
were
virtually
no
Israeli
pilots.
The
only
ones
available
were
the
few-and
these
with
field.
Therefore,
he
said,
"the
government
does
not
possess
the
confidence
of
the
people
nor
does
it
deserve
the
confidence
of
tills
IIou.se."
MAKING
COMMUNISTS
Rofcrt
Fair
tSocial
Credit,
Battle
River),
said
that
government
policies
were
helping
to
create
Communists
in
Canada
because
the
potential
production
of
the
country
was
not
bel
Ing
made
available
to
the
people.
They
were
dissatisfied
and
were
turning
"perhaps
to
Joseph
Oskey,
lot
3d,
block
IS,
section
S,
Seventn
Avenue
West,
$400
land
assessment
too
high.
T.
rrystay,
.lots
27
ami
28,
block
10,
.section
1,
Second
Av-ncue
at
Eighth
Street,
land
claimed
too
high.
$2,350
and
Improvements
$(i,oiB
Robert
Kelsey,
lot
8,
block
G,
oi
Mr.
and
Mlndszenty
recanted
in
court
today
a
letter
he
wrote
before
out
combat
experience
who
had
completed
R
AF.
training
cour
God's
Lake
his
arrest
saying,
if
ever
he
ad-
section
7.
Fifth
Avenue
East,
'ln!'..eiiiinsel
for
''
'nc
annoinice-v',f'ie
not
a
vail
-'"if-"
ion
,
head-
'"'
h'';nilu:.s
nr..
Synopsis
Cold
polar
air
pushing
southward
over
British
Columbia
has
brought
clear
skies
to
the
northern
and
central
portion
of
the
province.
Clearing
skies
and
lower
temperatures
are
expected
over
the
southern
portion
of
th
province
later
today.
A
weather
disturbance
in
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
Is
expected
to
bring
cloudiness
to
the
coastal
districts
(
tomorrow.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
$1,920
too
high.
E.
Cavenaille,
part
of
Waterfront
blok
"1"
Seal
Cove,
im
.45
.19
.09
U
10
Vz
.26
.04
Vz
...
-
.43,i
..
.06
Vi
08Vi
...
.95
Hardrock
Harricana
Heva
Hosco
Jacknife
Joliet
Quebec
....
Lake
Rowan
...
Lapaska
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
'':;'
Island,
inuiii-
the
Communist
way
of
life."
ses
Just,
as
the
Second
World
War
ended.
There
were
only
about
30
of
them.
But
even
in
the
Air
Force,
which
attracted
many
Americans,
they
were
not
as
numerous
as
the
British
and
South
Africans.
These
constituted
the
largest
group
of
the
men
who
flew
for
Israel.
milted
his
guilt
to
government
charges
against
him,
it
would
be
because
of
weakness
of
the
flesh.".
The
Cardinal,
being
tried
on
charges
of
treason,
espionage
and
blark
market
operations
to
which
he
has
pleaded
partly
provements
$4,li30
too
high.
I1"1
''''lire,
where
;k"'i
last,
week
11
in
New
York
New
Set-Up
On
Cannery
Fires
.13
while
on
a
visit
here.
ne
hii(j
been
attending
a
Republican
convention
In
Omaha
and
was
In
a
department
store
with
his
wile
when
he
was
seized.
Son
and
daughter
have
arrived
from
Anchorage
to
join
their
mother.
Albert
E.
Stiles,
lot
21,
block
2.r,
.section
o,
Eighth
Avenue
East,
land
$;il0,
improvements
$2,300
too
high.
John
Tokar,
lot
2,
block
32.
section
0,
Coinox
Avenue,
land
$400,
improvements
$500
too
high.
Mrs.
Irmu
Johaiiseu,
lots
13
and
20,
block
30,
section
7'f
Eighth
Avenue
Easl,
laud
$10'j
guilty,
declared,
"I
wrote
this
letter
some
time
in
November
1948.
Now
I
want
to
state
that
rt'
first
Jaffa
wyson
went
on
A
shipment
f
Coast
Clear
and
cold
today.
Increasing
cloudiness
tomorrow,
becoming
overcast
in
afternoon.
Wind,
northerly,
(20
m.p.h.)
today,
light
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
an
dhighs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy
22
and
32;
Massett,
25
and
30;
Prince
Rupert
20
and
I
see
things
differently.
I
re
"1;hin'
2."00
tons
WOULD
HAVE
HIGHER
RATE
gret
my
error."
"
London
docks.
JUNEAU
Because
of
the
increase
of
cannery
fires
in
Alaska,
all
of
the
west
coast
insurance
groups
have
agreed
to
a
blanket
50
per
cent
raise
In
rates
for
all
canneries,
or
any
properyt
Identified
with
the
fishing
industry.
Large
canneries
which
have
been
recently
burned
include
the
plants
at
Hydaburg,
Excursion
Inlet
and
Kodiak.
With
one
exception,
none
rebuilt.
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.80
McKenzle
Red
Lake
40
McLcod
Cocksliutt
....
1.10
Moneta
49
Negus
2.40
Noranda
57.75
liouvicourt
39
Pickle
Crow
2.20
Regcourt
,
.06
San
Antonio
.'..
4.40
Senator
Rouyn
43
Shcrrit
Gordon
22
Steep
Rock
1.55
Sturgeon
River
19
Silver
Miller
35
28.
ietball
Earlier
the
court
said
that
the
Cardinal,
06-year
old
Roman
Catholic
Primate
of
Hungary,
admitted
writing
a
letter
to
United
States
Minister
Seldan
Chapln,
asking
him
to
furnish
a
plane
for
his
escape
and
offering
$4000
for
a
pilot.
CP.lt.
Makes
Request
in
I'vent
of
Mountain
Differential
Being
Krmoved
OTTAWA
-The
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
today
asked
the
Board
of
Transport
Commission
LOCAL
TIDES
Saturday,
February
5,
1949
too
high.
Canadian
National
Railways,
various
properties,
assessment
too
high.
Anthony
Eden
In
New
Zealand
AUCK1.ANH.
New
Zealand
-
.High
5:40
18.5
feet
VANCOUVER
BLACKS
OUT
VANCOUVER-.
-All
street
lights
are
being
turned
off
at
1
a.m.
until
such
time
as
the
power
Nidation
is
relieved.
This
was
Himounccd
here
last
evening
as
the
electric
supply
criais
increased.
Another
snowfall
"commenced
Thursday
ufternoou
and
was
increasing
as
the
dajr
lengthened.
Further
frost
is
DreriieteH
ltli
18:12
15.5
feet
Low
12:19
8.2
feet
23:59
9.0
feet
Rt.
Hon.
Anthony
Eden,
former
-f
'niary
K,
Rupert
f
MMI.S
J"'1'
7
pan.
,;
fund
Season
Rcb-,
ICaneclled
for
!
NiKht
ers
for
an
immediate
two
percent
general
increase
in
freight
rates
if
it
removes
the
mountain
dilereulial
rate.
K.
M.
D.
Spenee,
C.H.R.
associate
counsel,
made
the
request
as
he
concluded
final
argument
for
the
com-
j
pany
in
British
Columbia's
ap-'
plication
for
removal
of
tiici
British
.foreign
secretary,
arrived
yesterday
iroin
Vancouver.
He
said
lie
was
glad
to
PRINCE
RUPERT
FISHERMEN'S
CO-OPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION
Membership
Meeting
Sunday,
February
6,
2
p.m.
v
To
discuss
business
concerning
the
stores
and
vamps
(30)
MONTREAL,
Illegal
slot
machines
collcted
by
the
police
are
causing
trouble.
Ordinarily
they
are
broken
up
and
usable
parts
sent
to
Montreal
jail
for
use
in
the
machine
shop,
but
all
available
space
has
been
taken
up
and
police
may
have
to
rent
storage
room.
hear
that
the
Prime
Ministers
of
U.F.A.W.U.
SPECIAL
MEETING
WAGE
CONFERENCE
REPORT
Oddfellows
Hall,
4th
Ave.
East
FRIDAY,
FEB.
4,
7:30
P.M.
(2y
Canada
and
New
Zealand
were
In
favor
of
the
Atlantic
Alliance.
"o
much-needed
rain
in
sight,
j
He
is'
making
a
world
tour
by
air.
mountain
differential.