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k
Racial
or
Religious
Acropolis
1
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Keeping
Road
Reservoir
Excessive
dice
in
Canada's
Capital
1
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to
lyee
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After
is
eib
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By
ret'Uh'r
plowing
Uur
liu::
forSkceno
Would
Moke
English
and
French
Draw
Througn
System
provincial
department
of
public
j
v.orks
Is
keeping
the
highway
j
open
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Tyee
Hit
Ihi)
GL'i.otin
Siirnn
nn.l
Tli.it
ftot
Both
Compulsory
School
Languages
4
speak-!
of
the
evening,
E.
T-
Applewhaite
Reds
Held
Off
in
Their
At
tempt
to
Land
o'a
Hainan
Island
Engineer
;i.
w
Stevens
of
the
,
Another
water
crisis
is
oeveioping
in
i
nnce
HU-pif.vinciai
department
of
public
Wrt
unless
there
i
an
amelioration
in
the
cold
snap
t'ClKl
10KI
Ulf
Jimiui
VJiauiuri
ui
It
t't
lv
had
beard
manv
times
of
the
ra-
taipeh,
Formosa
-cener-
"l
"
...
.
.
,
.
.
aiissimo
Chiang
Kui-fjiik's
staff
religious
prejudices
that
existed
in
Ottawa
aUy
dwllcd
ikm
that
the
CRASH
IN
fcDMONTON
EDMONTON
A
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
oificer
and
an
airman,
names
of
neither
of
which
have
yet
been
disclosed,
were
instantly
killed
when
a
training
plane,".
a
Tiger
Moth,
dived
to
earth
:.tnd
craslied
upsicle
down
in
a
driveway
in
the
residential
area
of
the
city
this
morning.
CONFESSES
TO
AHSON
DAVENPORT,
IowaCharge
of
murder
has
been
laid
against
Mrs.
Eleanor
Atherley,
255-year
old
mental
patient,
who'is
said
by
police
to
once
did
he
hear
any
criticism
of
race
or
re-
communists
had
invaded
Ha.mar
by
tomorrow,"
something
drastic"
will
have
to
ue
done,
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderham
said
this
morning.
Meanwhile,
an
appeal
is
being
made
to
consumers
to
go
as
sparingly
as
possible
on
water
in
the
effort
to
--
-
prevent
a
serious
emergency.
tion
is
good
although
ley
which
niar"s
advisable
the
use
of
j
chains.
The
purpose
of
maintainiin;
i
fhe
road
open
to
Tyec
during
iv;
''li'MlT
me
tubi
scmuii.
.n
a
mhuuuu
tu
wic
IaY'S
stocks
Co
Ltd
I
Supposedly
due
to
the
practice
winter
is
primarily
to
have
the
'
situation
that
far
under
control
!so
that
the
entire
road
to
tiw
j
Interior
may
be
opened
earlier
Vancouver
Battle
With
Snow
Is
Won
l
of
running
water
to
keep
pipes
from
freezing
during
the
past
two
weeks,
the
level
of
water
in
Acropolis
Hill
reservoir
dropped
to
the
vanishing
point
lartt
ins
and
was
that
way
this
moru-
in
the
spring
without
being
de
layed
by
having
to
dig
through
between
here
and
Uie
lower
Skeena.
So
far
it
Ls
estimated
that
about
32
feet
of
snow
hos
faih'!1
j
so
far
this
winter
on
the
sum-i
isiaiiu.
mey
saia
r.o
invasion!
whatever
had
occurred.
j
Nationalist.
Navy
units,
patrol-
i
ling
Hainan
Strait,
were
recently
j
.sirt'iiKihcncd
to
pi
event
a
Com-j
munlsi,
move
from
the
mainland
of
I.luehow
coast,
ten
miles
away,
j
The
Nationalist
Army
reported
today
thai
it
had
sunk
thirty
ot
j
filly
Chinese
junks
which
were
trying
to
invade
small
Weichou
,
lsliinu
oil
Lichow
Pihlnsuia
h.
South
China.
Additional
Nationalist
viar-!
shlj).s
have
been
rushed
to
patrol
;
duty
In
the
area
In
the
attempt
;
to
smash
an
expected
Communist
attempt
to
Invade
big
Hainan
j
Island
.
i
Dispatches
report
a
large
con-
j
centration
of
Communist-
craft,
mainly
in
HanRrhow
Bay,
for
au
Invasion
of
Chu
Run
Islands,
100
miles
south,
of
Shanghai.
;
ing.
The
immediate
effect
of
this
lis
that
water
pressure
in
the
I
higher
residential
areas
weakens,
i
The
mayor
attributed
the
drop
Trains
Moving
Again
in
And
Out
of
Prince
Kupert
After
Clearing
of
Line
mit
in
the
neighborhood
of
Rain-
ThP
Pnniiritan
Nnt.innal
railwa
v
,
m
tnc
reservou
uj
uic
Iicjr:
ter
consumption
during
the
cold
iine
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Ijinirtz
Mascot
...
Eastern
cille
Border
....
r
McDonald
rwk
.
''render
.
ver
..
.
,i
..
French,
and
English
problem
Mr.
Aimlcwaile
offered
the
KUitltestion
th
'i
It
should
be
comoulsary
for
i-pch
"indent
in
Canada
to
learn
to
sprik
and
write
both
French
;;!u!
Fnelish
fo
that
a
ereatrr
nnduLstndlni;
eould
be
brought.
1
about
between
French
and
Emr-li-ti
spcaklne;
f
anedlan.i.
j
Mr.
Apple
nalte
concluded
bv
calling
on
the
young
men
of
the
olsltiet
ti
w:.rk
on
the
development
of
the
Northern
countrv
and
not
cxpec'.
the
Dominion
and
provincial
governments
to
de-vef,
h
lor
them.
M.
Atiplewhalte
a-s
introduced
bv
Harold
Helserson
.
In
the
regular
business
of
the
Iiimiir
Chamber
permission
ii
fiven
to
T.
Crawley,
u.
Melers4n
and
O.
Wegard
to
reniulete
planx
for
the
erection
ft
street
tfttiwi
and
welcome
MRU
in
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
Other
plans
for
the
routine
n
ii'cludi
.
the
hldl"
ft
rv
Beauty
ConU-st
on
March
17
V)
c;-i3"rtr
hi
S'"!!
hers
on
Ma
3
f.-
the
title
of
M'.ii
Northern
BC.
The
Junior
CInmber
will
run
a
Valentine
Unree
on
Frhruorv
l't
;-rd
y
St.
v.itriek's
Dav'Dan-e
spell
and
not,
as
at
first
speculated,
an
effect
of
frost
on
the
mains.
A
preliminary
inspection
Indicated
there
was
no
frost
on
bow
Lake.
i
'
The
trench
through
the
snow
from
Prudhomme
Lake
to
Tye?
provides
for
passing
of
two
cars
although
there
are
a
few
places
where
it
is
only
w
ide
enough
to
take
care
of
one.
have
confessed
to
starting
the
fire
which
destroyed
a
mental
hospital
building
last
week
with
loss
of
forty
lives.
i
i
TO
END
COED
WAR
NEW
YORK
The
New
York
Times
said
today
that
secret
talks
had
been
opened
between
United
States
and
Russia
with
a
view
to
ending
the
cold
war.
HEADING
FOR
FORT
ABOARD
FLYING
ARROW
Escorted
by
the
United
States
destroyer
Baussell,
this
shot-riddled
American
freighter
headed
tonight
for
the
mine-free
Chinese
port
of
Tsiangtao
on
Shantung
Peninsula,
diverting
from
the
original
destination
of
Shanghai.
-
SNOW
DOWN
COAST
VANCOUVER
The
angry
winter
last
night
dumped
from
two
and
one-half
to
eight
inches
Terrace
today
was
open
and
trains
were
running
again
following
the
clearing
since
yesterday
of
big
snow
drifts
east
and
west
of
Kwinltsa
which
had
prevented
carrying
out
of
service
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'since
Sunday
when
the
last
train
the
line.
City
Engineer
Don
Stewart
left
at
noon
for
Shawatlans
to
make
a
complete
check
of
the
line.
The
drawing
of
water
has
been
twice
normal
during
the
past
two
weeks,
the
major
taid.
Protedion
By
Varships
from
the
cast
came
through.
However,
a
strong
wind
was
again
drifting
snow
on
the
line
before
Gold
.
...
dlry
Miadiail
ill
i
noon
and
at
points
had
reached
Mumps
And
Chicken
Pox
London
fc.nrit.lMi.
win-shin
I
lu
hiehcs
depth.
More
Phones
i
wilt
continue
prolecUon
of
Brit-i
P-i'
mid-afternoon
yesterday
liKh
Khinninir
nff
rn,inn
from
ni..
one
iarts
drift
east
of
KwliVitsa
temnU
of
Chinese
NuUonalusts
I
';ad
"ccn
penetrated
by
plow
:!Are
Coming
Up
hWVn.io
riimmimiUiPiii
and
the
train
which
left
here
i
ictriirr
(
(.iilimirs
Accnrdinc
To
Kepurt
of
llenllli
I'nit
of
snow
on
the
Iiowcr
Mainland,
snarung
nana
Lf'dnc
III
.
.
southern
porW
4h
Jl0WJ0ty-Uk.
Wmt
.
m
Eayent.
alonirthe
'rotnnninicaiion
nm-tatinn
UtlOIl
aiHl
-ind
tOinniliniV
aitOU
d
,
UK.
pOl
However,
ir.mever.
the
the
Arlmhalt
Admiralty
v
indicated
indicated
I
tl.rougtl
to
PaeillC
wh(TC
It
tum-
nri
chicken-
Cr-'i'.s
of
tht'inps
1
1
Tin-re
is
now
vonnrfur
169
ntnf
telephone
connections
on
the
city's
switch
board.
Of
these
coast
of
Rritish
Columbia.
Five
and
a
half
inches
ert
around
and
came
back
U
I
Prince
Rupert,
today
after
a
sec-
j
r
on
M;iTh
17.
both
nt
the
Civic
j
p,,x
are
still
t-eim:
reported
am-.
Centre.
wv,
the
children
of
city
schools,,
PiiUH
were
nut
lined
by
Chair-
j
u
cordi;
to
the
monthly
report
i
Pete
that
warships
would
not
go
beyond
the
three-mile"
limit
in
Chinese
territorial
waters.
100
have
been
reserved
for
the
Rushbrook
Heights
area,
whose
residents
have
to
ryears
beer.
luiariian
jond
large
drift
west
of
Kwinltsa
I
had
been
cleared
from
the
track,
j
This
train
got
in
at
8:30
a.m.
;
Passengers
from
the
Monday
clamoring
for
telephones
whik
Toronto
for
December
of
the
Prince
Ku
i
pert
Health
I'l
it.
Driving
hEsj
l.eeii
dangerou.i
and
has
been
J
kept
to
a
minmiiim
but
all
111"
J
ti
hools
have
been
visited
reguUr-
i
lv
and
examinations
are
pro-
j
rr'diii!;
sntisi.iftorily.
says
tire
i
'
reoi.rt.
'
-
i
pr
Hufh
McKenzie
for
the
j
holding
of
a
Public
Speakhig
.
class
In
the
Civic
Centre
on
Jan-
f
n:trv
18
.Any
member
or
the
!
Civic
Centre
mv
attend.
Plans
I
fo"
the
ouhllsl'inu
of
the
"J.
C.
;
8rw"
on
mnnthlv
basis
under
Frtih
r
Mich
it
l
St.-ijinlet'in
were
;
il--.i
ao'T'-vid.
'
It
was
at
the
monihly
meeting
of
the
Junior
Chamber
that
Kobe
r
I
McKay
was
introduced
as
Hie
repreM-nUitive
from
the
Senior
Chamlx
r
of
Commerce.
.'tit
12
.51
:t'i
.13';
OitU
night
eastbound
train
were
left
off
at.
Terrace
where
Uiey
are
to
be
picked
up
tomorrow
by
a
train
which
Is
to
leave
here
at.
10
o'clock
tonight
for
the
East,
this
being
the
train
whicn
should
have
left
last
night.
Two
freight
trains
with
25
cars
of
meat
and
groceries
for
Sluli.s'ical
report
on
Incidence.
fif
romimmiiuible
diseases
in
the
eitv
(Inline
D'Vtmber
shows
24
Canadian
of
snow
fell
at
the
airport
during
the
night
and
fourteen
inches
at
North
and
West
Vancouver.
Heavy
drifts
are
delaying
railway
trains.
CASE
FOR
UNION
MONTREAL
Two
major
railroad
unions,
in
a
brief
presented
to
a
federal
conciliation
board
contended
that
thousands
of
Canadian
railway
workers
were
forced"
to
live,
on
wages
"which
fail
to
provide
a
decent
standard
of
living"
CONFERENCE
PROGRESS
OTTAWA
The
Dominion-provincial
conference
today
made
slow
progress
towards
an
agreement
on
formula
for
amending
the
Canadian
constitution
in
Canada.
Representatives
of
the
eleven
governments
have
agreed
to
form
a
comit-teo
to
co-ordinate
proposals
of
three
provinces.
Premier
Duplessis
would
have
had
the
recent
federal
constitutional
legislation
repealed
but
met
with
no
support.
sixty
will
go
to
fill
application
since
before
1948.
No
other
nev.
installations
will
be
made
unti
these
have
been
completed
There
are
enough
instrument;
on
hand
to
complete
sixty
Installations.
Two
hundred
mon
phones
are
being
brought
in
fron
Vernon-
This
Is
announced
in
a
telephone
department
report
prepared
by
Superintendent
Jack
V
Edwards.
The
report
also
states
that
during
last
month,
54
instrument
troubles
were
cleared
in
addition
to
200
cable
troubles.
Some
of
the
cabie
trouble
was
at
THE
WEATHER
SYNOPSIS
Clear
skies
and
sub-zero
temperatures
were
general
in
most
interior
sections
of
the
province
during
the
night.
Along
the
extreme
southern
coast
a
series
ol
minor
disturbances
forming
off
tlic
south
coiust
of
Vancouver
Island
brought
considerable
snowfall
to
this
area.
By
5
o'clock
this
morning
2.5
inches
had
fallen
at
Vancouver
airport,
over
5
inches
at
Abbotsford,
while
Pa-chena
Point
on
the
southwest
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
reported
over
8
inches
of
snow,
only
slow
improvement
in
U-.c
weather
in
this
area
is
expected
today.
A
fairly
active
PucUie
storm
is
located
ulxuit
500
miles
v
est
of
the
Queen
Charlottes
this
'morning
and
should
bring
rain
Prince
Rupert
which
had
been
held
up
at
Salvus
also
got
through
this
morning
following
the
clearing
of
the
line
during
the
night
and
arrived
at
10
a.m.
Railway
ofices
staled
today
that
they
hoped
to
keep
snow
conditions-unch-r
control
on
the
cases
of
mumps,
24
cases
of
!
mea;,le.s
and
15
cases
of
chicken-!
(XIX.
!
'
Well
bany
clinics
were
well
a-
j
tromzed
during
the
month
with
i
attendance
of
.73
infants
and
20
pre-.school
children.
There
were
20
infant
visits.
34
j
pre-school
visits
and
47
school
j
visits
by
staff
during
the
mouth
I
with
180
children
examined
at
i
school.
1
The
jail
clinic,
f
ui'clioncd
well,
j
Manv
Alfend
His
Funeral
Many
friends
and
relatives
of
the
deceased
attended
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
chapel
Tuesday
af-
line.
UlcBride
and
Eleventh
Avenue
Railway
crews
were
being
rest-J
due
to
a
cut
by
an
axe,
and
a
ed
today
after
some
of
them
had
rifle
bullet,
in
the
cable
by
the
old
battled
as
long
as
seventy-seven
rifle
range
on
the
highway
at
to
the
northern
roast
by
Friday
"
hours
with
the
drifting
snow.
Montreal
Circle
was
another,
night.
jThey
will
go
Into
action
again
to-
The
terminal
shack
at
McBride
Smellers
.
102.25
1.17
1
,
.
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'
-
40
;
ilivai
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3.10
and
Eleventh
Avenue
Is
still
lernoon
at
the
funeral
services,
There
were
11
positive
reacUons.
for
a
pioneer
cil.y
man,
Eric
Kos-
'
Miss
Margaret
8teeves
.spent
two
ang,
who
died
Saturday
at
his
.days,
with
the
Division
of
Vetie-home,
G15
Eighth
Avenue
West
at;
real
Disease
Control
hi
Vaneou-the
age
of
7C
years.
s
i
ver
ohseiTing
the
work
done
"Thf.
hvi.uiu
U..I-W
i.f
Aii's"
:inil
'
there.
Relief
In
Cold
Weather
Coming
If
a
southeasterly
wind
dee'des
to
visit,
the
Prince
Rupert
area
Lieurcnont-Governor
Of
Gyros
Is
Coming
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
will
receive
an
offieal
visit
January
25
from
the
district
lieutenant
governor,
Jack
Higyinbotham,
New
West
minster,
who
wlil
con
Terrace
Pacific
school
children
"AUIde
With
Me"
were
aeeom-
j
panied
by
Mrs.
J.-C.
Gilker,
Of-j
i
night.
A
freight
train
Willi
twenty
carloads
of
frozen
fish
will
be
dispatched
immediately
behind
the
eastbound
passenger
train
tonight.
Tonights
train,
due
from
the
East
at
10:15
,is
reported
seven
hours
late
owing
to
connections
at.
Jasper.
were
examined
during
me
S
month.
Thirty-five
homes
at
Terrace
were
visited
and
there
licialing,
Canon
W.
F.
Hush-
r'orecasl
North
coast
region
Thursday
cloudy
with
snow
flurries
alone
Charlottes
and
Vancouver
Is-lund
clear
along
the
mainland.
Winds
norUiwesterly,
20
miles
per
hour.
Friday
cloudy
morning,
becoming
overcast
Friday
afternoon.
Intermittent
snow
beginning
over
Charlottes
Friday
morning
spreading
to
mainland,
and
northern
Vancouver
Island
Friday
afternoon.
Snow
chene-
duct
the
installation
of
Prcsid-
j
Frid.iy,
the
weatherman
su
ent-weet
a.
j.
uouuimw.
a,,cs
slightly
slightly
wanner
warmer
weather,
down.
A
new
400
pair
cross
connecting
box
Is
being
shipped
from
the
east
and
Is
due
to
arrive
here
at
some
time
this
month.
This
box
will
be
Installed
by
the
Government
Telegraphs
with
assistance
from
the
local
department.
Meanwhile,
a
Government
Telegraph
man
is
stationed
at
Miller
Bay
,
to
watch
for
small
troubles
in
i
the
open
wire
line.
.
'
The
department
has
$15,000
in
:
the
revenue
fund
and
ail,
ei;ti-
mated
$1800
per
month
from
the
!
increase
in
rales
to
spend
t
his
other
1950
officers,
w
.F.
Slot
Tit
1.1c
iirnillArim.
Ililo
.
TM
i
i
,1
'r
brook
recalled
that
In
1911
his
iirst
burial
was
the
wife
of
Mr.
towing.
;
Mr
.Rosang,
a
city
rock
eon-I
ractor,
was
born
in
Sweden
and
had
come
to
Prince
Rupert
when
i
was
attendance
of
twelve
at
well'
!
baby
clinics
.
j
In
Smlthers
district
30
school
i
i
children
were
examined
and
41
:
attended
the
well
baby
clinic,
i
Nineteen
cases
of
measels.
10
i
has
been
appointed
chairman
of
i
a
special
committee
to
make
ar-
j
Ilp
'
forecast
as
-
rnnsrcnicnts
for
activities
in
con-
'
nnrt
cold
with
southeasterly
Float
Ramp
Is
Being
Repaired
neclion
with
Mr.
lligginbothain's
i
winds
eommencing
either
visit,
principal
of
which
will
be
j
touirht
or
Friday,
the
installation
dlnm
r
and
dance
'
late
'
lug
to
rain
over
Charlottes
Friday
!
evening.
Winus
'
.southeast,
2S
miles
per
hour.
Milder
Friday.
;her
j
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Friday--
,
Another
indication
cf-hi
on
the.
nigh
of
January
25.
j
tnberuclosis
and
one
of
venereal
U'lscase
were
reported
from
Sml-!
tilers.
Arrangements
are
being
made,
to
Fend
one
child
from
iS
mit
hers
to
Vancouver
prcven-
torium.
I
Routine
visits
were
also
paid
to
the
city
was
In
an
Infant
state.
He
was
connected
with
street
construction
work
here.
Burial
wiis
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
Pallbearers
were
Harold
Ness,
Louis
Anders,
Martin
Johnson,
John
Clausen,
Ernest
Ratchford
and
Eric
Erlckson.
Maierial
for
repair
of
lUc
;
year
on
new
cable
InstallaUons.
During
the
month
18
new
tele-
.,
rr..m
the
Cow
H;.v
at
Port
Hardy
20
and
32.
Smd-iplt
22
and3
P.
Prince
Ruper
t"0
and
32.
;'.l)ii':mcc
responded
'
lst
night
at
a
p.m.
Mi
BROUGHT
BY
AIR
MILK
HERE
Pilonc!i
wcre
stalled
the
City,
mod
to
the
Cow
Bav
fishermen's
i
!
temperature
Is
an
expectant
mix-
:
tnie
of
raih
and
snow
tonight'
end
intermittent
rain
Friday
j
moriiing.
Temperatures
today
I
v
i'l
remain
a
few
degrees
above
;
nine
removed
and
25
moved
to
w
of
330
Ninth
Avein.
t!'ken
to
General
liv.
floats
is
on
the
ground
und
the
i
Judee
Eric
D.
Woodburn
of
other
locations.
PrWo
n,,m
nrrivi.d
tn
t
ho
work
has
already
started.
Re
the
Haelton
area.
.
,
Visits
werj
also
made
to
milk
nrorineers
in
the
Interior
whose
city
on
this
morning's
late
train
'
builtliiiis
of
the
ramp
was
made
J
qAMAqE
OF
$2000
To
meet
the
short
noiice
enier-ieiicy
arising
from
the
uncertainty
of
train
service
due
to
snow
conditions
in
the
interior,
milk
supplies
were
brought
to
the
I
i.....
r
.rl
1
ft
lui
Itf
Tllirh
from
the
n
er
or
lie
s
here
to
hwmuij
vv.
STREET
SKIDDING
IN
I
rue
nr
In
the
winter
since
which
conduct
the
trial.of
Loretta
Barn-
pil'OlK
-ij
Wil.t
ivui'v
w
...
...f-..
quality
following
inspections.
Weather
conditions
curtailed
camp
inspections.
Uie
CO
mark
nvd
drop
to
over
10'
above
overnight.
This
morning
at
4
o'clock.
the
mercury
dropped
to
nine
'
city
today
from
Vancouver
by
hart,
local
woman,
charged
following
a
recent
stabbing
incident,
CITY
OF
FRINCE
RUPERT
Noiice
Re
-Wafer
f,.
:..
.
.
,
.
-
:
I
has
been
temporarily
patched,
j
Plans
arc
now
being
drawn
up
for
the
complete
renewal
of
all
the
Cow
Bay
floats
Including
oi.e
which
went
out
entirely
In
a
big
Skidding
on
icy
Prince
Rupert
streets
has
brought
an
estimated
$2,W0
damages
to
city
vehicles
The
city
division
of
the
B.
C.
Police
announced
that
during
the
rir.
This
aflcrnoons
regular
flight
from
tho
south
is
bringhi?
in
thi'
ton
twentv
cans
of
the
ii
hove,
one
of
the
lowest
read-
i
involving
Ben
Pcttcrson.
well
j
known
fisherman.
The
trial
is
:
proceeding
this
afternoon
in
County
Court
hcallh-yiving
fluid
from
.the
.
i"
year.
Yesterday
al
4
p.m
south.
temperatures
were
20
above.
-sijutuy
or
ciry
water
mains
ii
iriuufu,uuit
jeet
consumption
during
the
present
cold
winter
storm
one
Sunday
about
past
two
weeks,
accident
report:
a
year
ago.
I
have
been
coming
in
rapidly.
1
All
Wnlnr
...
nrr
r.r,nmlml
ir
rrCt
t
C
t
t
I"1C
AFTER
THE
BALL
GAME
Friday,
January
13,
11)50
J
wuier
to
a
minimum'
I
here
is
no
immou-dongcr
of
water
failure
if
everybody
will
co-
.
DANCE
.
Basketball
Friday
&
Saturday,
Jan.
13
&
14,
8:30
p.m.
UBC
Chiefs
vs
PRINCE
RUPERT
Reserved
$1.00
Rush
75c
Students
50c
At
Civic
Centre
cr
Irate
High
ODDFELLOWS'
HALL
Andy
SUNaughton's
Trio
Friday
Nile
-
8:29
.
20.2
feet
21:52
'10.4
feet
2:06
8.7
feet
15:34
5.5
feet
10-2
George
Rudderham,
Mayor
(H)
Low