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at
Canada's
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Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
'
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
245.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
18,
1948
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FIVE
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Nations
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vaiif
jayj
vj.j.
Red
Letter
Day
For
Regular
Baptists
Spiritual
Services
"Sledge-Hammer
Blow''
Dealt
Say
Vancouver
Industrialists
Following
Announcement
CP)
The
United
States
demanded
to-
Ttnitpfl
Nations
turn
the
deadlocked
I
i
X
Sunday
was
a
"red
letter"
day
JEWS
TO
TALK
PEACE
TEL
AVIV
Israel
today
accepted
a
United
Nations
offer
to
arrange
peace
talks
with
Egypt
on
-the
fighting
in
the
Negev
area
of
southern
U
problem
over
to
the
five
great
powers
OTTAWA
Ol
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
trade
and
A..AHnr.
nuu
HJTnrcVtaf
Vie.
for
the
enthusiastic
local
mission
of
the
Regular
Baptl&t
for
direct
negotiations.
commerce
and
acting
Prime
Church.
It
marked
the
formi'l
Minister,
announced
today
an
Austin,
cruet
united
states
delegate,
-member
political
committee
that
the
18
per
cent
reduction
in
the
dedication
of
the
neat
new
church
building
on.
Sixth
Av
import
of
iron
and
steel
pro
could
go
no
fur
"MONTY"
NAMES
NEW
LOCUMunvwm
formally
named
a
British
railways
L.M.R.
Montgomery
count
locomotive,
"The
Rov
Pioneer
Corps"
during
.
VMm
London,
recently.
The
driver
at
ceremony
a
Euston
Station,
Edward
Tasslker,
of
WUlesden
toe
ceremony
was
ex-Fireman
ihS
Pioneer
Corps
from
October,
Shed
rved
In
the
Royal
W39
to
Apr"
1946.
He
made
seven
spectacular
escapes
from
first
captured
in
May.
1940
Above
he
enemy
a
ter
he
was
of
the
shares
the
footplate
Viscount
Montgomery
meld
I
Marshal
locomotive
with
Driver
Tasslker
after
the
narnmgeeremony
ducts
from
the
United
States.
enue,
the
baptism
in
the
fua
rite
nf
five
newly
professed
L
to
control
the
L
Soviet
Union
The
announcement
came
Just
members
and
spirited
morning.
10
days
after
Defence
Minister
uclpate
In
worn
afternoon
and
evening
service?.
Brooke
Claxton
said
that
"steel
PEACE
FOR
PALESTINE
I'nitcd
Nations
Mediator
.
co-operative-
Rev.
Lorlmer
G.
Baker,
vigorous
was
the
most
important
single
Pd
Russia
with
missionary
and
pastor
from
factor
eovernine
the
extent
of
L
manoeuvre
for
Vancouver,
was
here
to
take
a
Canada's
preparedness
and
wa
of
atomic
bombs
leading
part
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
potential.
Palestine
but
rejected
a
ceuc
Israel
is"
assured
that
the
Egyptians
will
behave.
deceptive;
says
chewier.
PARIS
Hon.
Lionel
Chevrier,
Canadian
delegate
to
the
United
Nations,
today
attacked
the'
Russian
proposal
for
inter-nationa
control
ol
atomic
energy
as
a
"program
of
specioua
and
deceptive
simplicity"
VANCOUVER
WINS
AGAIN
VANCOUVER
The
defending
Canadian
junior
football
champions,
Vancouver
Blue
Bombers,
Saturday
marched
through
North
Shore
Lions
by
a
score
of
9
to
0
to
take
the
1948
series
here
five
games
to
one
and
cop
the
second
straight
British
Columbia
championship.
'
PROBLEM
OF
EIRE
Say.
Time
is
Ripe
For
Settlement
ries
before
they
O.
R-
S.
Blackaby,
tne
local
At
the
same
time
Mr.
Howe
or
not
they
ex-
told
the
Canadian
Press
that
leaders,
in
the
proceedings
ol
PARIS.
0i
Dr.
RalDh
Bunche
the
day.
One
of
the
outstana-tne
features
was
the
rousing
Interim
mediator
for
the
United
Nations
in
Palestine,
told
the
FIVE
KILLED
HEAR
CQESTOtl
VJIIEtl
TI1AII1
HITS
HOTOn
CAR
CRESTON
(CP)
Five
persons
were
killed
and
seven
injured
when.'a
1938
car
in
which
tiiey
were
with
westbound
freight
train
at
all
riding
collided
a
a
crossing
three
miles
from
here.
Accounts
are
incoherent
but
police
believe
the
driver
Alex
Sedar,
v,oiro
VtaA
nis
vision
obscured
by
a
hillside
on
trie
Sunday
Schoof
rally
with
eighty-
the
government
was
studying
plans
for
the
-expansion
of
Canada's
steel
industry.
(Vancouver
Industrialists
said
today
that
the
curtailment
of
steel
import
from
the
United
United
Nations
at
the
week-end
two
children
In
attendance:
LISTS,
S
LOSE
Mr.
Baker,
In
the
dedicatory
sermon,
exhorted
the
congrega
that
the
"time
Is
ripe
for
settlement"
in
the
Holy
Land.
He
believed
both
sides
would
accept
States
was
a
sledge-hammer
tion
to
remember
that
dedica-.
a
reasonable
proposal
for
peace
blow
to
British
Columbia
Indus
inn
of
a
building
had
no
sig
Itoad
Parties
Are
try.
He
referred
to
the
growing
nlflcance
if
there
was
not
also
Meantime
lighting
goes
on.
The
United
Nations
security
may
.
-
onnroIinhln
thc
French
Elections
rUaUWttjr
wum.
u.fv
need
of
a
steel
Industry
In
Brt
dedication
of
Individual
mem
council
today
was
called
to
meet
tlsh
Columbia).
iGaulie
and
Com-
bers
and
workers
to
the
task
01
evangelism
In
the
community.
NAVAL
TRAGEDY
crossing.
Most
of
the-
victims
were
young
people
returning
home
from
a
dance.
LONDON
Observers
today
wondered
whether
an
unheralded
week-end
meeting
of
United
Kingdom,
Dominions
and
Eire
spokesmen
had
solved
the
Commonwealth's
problem
as
to
whether
a
sov-
.
Li-
u,,A
V.,,
V,o
RntiKh
prown
both
suffered
In
special
session
tomorrow
to
discuss
the
new
flare-up
of
fighting
in
Palestine.
ace's
municipal
el-
lAnd
the
Individual
memoci
day.
On
these
el-
could
only
perform
nis
iuncu
FRANZ
LEHAR
IN
OLD
COUNTRY
Killed
were:
-
Larry
Morozoff,
aged
15,
Cres
in
trie
r.hurch
as
he
was
unnea
IS
NEAR
DEATH
to
Christ
in
his
profession
and
lembership
of
the
,tive
chamber
Is
Isls
Rot
25
per
cent
Valley.
Twenty
-eight
Missing,
One
No
Announcement
service.
VIENNA
One
of
the
world's
Michael
Nesplah,
23
Canyon,
B.C.
Bless
'This
Drowned
When
Storm
Hits
Dte,
Radical
Inde-
R.
Weick
sang
On
Mill
Tenders
most
famous
composers
of
op
t
j
.Aflteial
:w.-4f
nt
Olynyk,
24,
and
William
ereign
repuunc
is
nut
uutmu
jj
to
continue
as
a
member
of
the
British
Commonwealth.
The
question
arises
out
of
the
intention
ol
Eire
to
repeal
the
External
Relations
Act,
jme
of
the
last
ties
linking
Eire
to
Britain.
CHRISTIAN
DEMOCRATS'
WIN
nnrcssF.TTlORF.
Germany
Christian
Demo-
House
ana
Mrs.
awaia
piwwa
Peter
Peter
erettas.
Franz
Lehar,
is
near
per
cent,
DeGauI-nservatlvcs
12
per
VANCOUVER
0i
D.
O.
Sten-
50,
Northville,
AlneriA.
at
the
piano
to
accompany
ine
1
poRTljANDt
Dorsetshire,
Eng.
lOlynyk,
Qlynyk
death
here.
He
Is
79
years
ol
mcnoias
vjuigiuiiui-e.,
siiib"6
"J
-
.
.
..
...
'
irt,Twpnt,v-eiBht
navat
raungs
,d
Communists,
10
hte
city
of
Paris
age
and
one
of
his
best
known
son,
B.C.
works
was
"The
Merry
Widow.
Mrs
Baker
talked
to
the
cnu-
i
,
"
,
,
.
missing
and
one
midshipman
mis-jare
dr
at
Sunday
School
on
Voaullists
reglster-
strom,
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.,
said
that
he
did
not
know
of
tenders
haying
been
already
called
for
construction
of
the
'mfw"Triltt
TjtfllcflnES
at
Port
Ed
"He
Is
extremely
ill
and
beyond
.u
sfonary
work
in
unma
aim
vjwas
uiowcu.
hope-,"
was"
last
night's
report
such
Intereatlno-
B.nRCdoteS
Of
31
CARLOADS
OFFISH
HERE
ltlUVI.B"0
.
things
as
Chinese
dolls.
swa,mping
of
a
liberty
Doai
rrom
the
aircraft
carrier
Illustrious
hv
a
eale
In
Portland
Harbor
NAMED
TO
ward.
It
was
a
matter
on
which
head
office
in
New
York
would
make
an
announcement.
Northland
Transporta-
DISPUTE
Mr.
Baker's
message
at
mi
baptism
service
was
on
the
re
The
last
night,
the
Admiralty
an-
nounced
today.
The
boat
was,
-
,
-
sponsibilities
of
baptism
ana
TON,
DC,
.
i.
ui
chnrp
(JaDL.
J.
iviav-wuu,
'eratsfheld
first
place
and
Communists
lost
-strength
in
yesterday's
communal
elections
in
the
Rhineland
and
Ruhr.
KILLED
IN
FALL
VANCOUVER
A
55-year-old
man
died
instantly
Sunday
night
in-
an
unexplained
plunge
from
the
fourth
floor
of
a
fire
escape
in
a
down-
town
hotel-the
St.
Regis.
He
was
Evan
M.
Don-nell.
The
right
side
of
his
head
was
completely
crushed.
;
church
membership.
,
HOWE
ADMITS
HIGHWAY
NEED
OTTAWA,
P)
Construction
of
a
TransCanada
Highway
will
be
discussed
at
a
Dom
here
this
mornlne
from
Ketchi
uman
today
creat-
when
it
was
caught
by
the
gale.
:ency
board
to
in-
kan
to
unload
31
carloads
of
frozen
fish
for
rail
shipment
to
ispute
between
the
In
an
evangelical
address
in
the
evening,
Mr.
Baker
declared
that
basic
sin
was
the
denial
of
Christ.
In
a
world
that
ap
neared
to
be
morally
derelict,
T.L.C.
APPROVES
SEAMEN'S
UNION
:i
18
non-operating
the
eastern
United
States.
.
-
ns
In
the
United
he
called
for
Christians
to
as
VICTORIA
Full
and
un
THE
WEATHER'
Synopsis
Cloudiness
is
increasing
over
the
western
portion
of
the
province
with
the
gradual
motion
eastward
of
a
weather
system
which
lies
off
the
west
!!
GRADER
inion
-
provincial
conference,
Minister
of
Trade
and
Industry
C.
D.
Howe
said
today.
He
did
not
indicate
the
date.
He
said
that
the
government
had
been
'seized
with
the
economic
importance"
of
the
road.
reserved
support
was
given
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
at
the
Unions
and
Bond
Sale
GoirigOver
sume
practically
the
duty
oi
"saving
souls."
No
person,
God
had
said
in
His
Book,
was
too
low
for
redemption.
In
some
churches
Mr.
Baker
felt
that
there
was
but
a
"fiddling"
ef
closing
session
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
here
FARTHER
BRITISH
PLANE
IS
NEARLY
HIT
Shell
Fire
Burst
Close
to
C-54
coast.
Skies
remain
clear
in
tne
eastern
section
of
the
province
Saturday
afternoon.
Frank
Han
and
other
anti-Communist
lead
Communism
i
Hill
Be
Extended
tsa
to
Improve
intenanee
with
night
time
temperatures
ers
were
not
present.
VANCOUVER
Early
returns
received
at
Canada
Savings
fort
at
the
prime
task
of
saving
souls.
The
Junior
Choir
sang
under
After
Taking
Off
from
Berliti
dropping
to
the
low
twenties.
C.C.L.
Proves
Itself
More
Loan
headquarters
in
Vancou
i"w
to
ensuring
better
LOCAL
BOAT
WRECKED
NEAR
AHYOX,
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
the
direction
of
Mrs.
Blackaby
and
community
singing
of
ver
indicate
that
employees
oi
Rritish
Columbia
companies
are
Decisive
Than
T.C.L.
By
Canadian
Press
nenresentatlves
of
some
720,-
of
the
highway
be-
Coast
Overcast
today
and
to
hymns
was
entered
into
with
BERLIN,
an
Pilot
of
a
United
States
C-54
plane
taking
off
from
British-controlled
Gatow
airport
today
reported
shell
bursts
near
his
plane
at
a
height
f
Snnn
fpet.
"Mv
Diane
was
rce
Rupert
and
Ter
signing
more
'heavily
for
Cana
000
Canadian
workers
put
La
SURVIVORS
SPENT
MIGHT
ON
BtAln
Nctlons
have
been
spirit.
da
Savings
Bonds
series
tnrce
Mr.
Baker
will
lecture
tonigni
"n.
E.
C.
Carson,
mln-
than
In
the
first
two
series.
bor's
attitude
towards
communism
on
record
last
week
In
two
..
different.
waVS.
..
'
un-Vif
KaiU
tn
Prince
Ku-
First
comnany
.to
report
was
btlc
works.
That
the
morrow,
occasional
light
rain
tonight,
wind
southeast
(25
m.
p.h.)
today,
southwest
0!Q
m.p.
h.)
tomorrow.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
hiehs
Tuesday:
Port
Hardy
38
he
radioed.
on
experiences
in
jaya.
dominated
North
Manchuria
Powell
River
with
263
applica
pd
out
of
Prince
Ru
f
our
City
men
were
uiuu6u
hit,'
nearly
them
them
very
pert
Sunday
night
by
a
rescue
vessel
that
P
1
-
,i
V
u
j
rUcnytitnrv
Inlet.
Zo
miles
webt
.
w
.
he
was
engaged
for
In
Victoria
the
Trades
and
i.hnr
Cnneress
of
Canada
extend
its
operations
tions
totaling
$78,500,
or
an
average
of
over
$300.
in
missionary
work
and
LOCAL
LABOR.
Pinitsa
area
beyond
onnteH
n
resolution
at
Its
final
and
92.
,.,i,iv,
-nnntnr
he
is
Diannlne
and
52,
-Massett
42
Pacific
Mills
at
Ocean
aiis
Rupert-Skeena
boun
MAN
ELECTED
wj
.m
i.i
vi.
-----
.
.
.
,
.
c
...dnn
"rienlorine"
actions
of
renorted
that
546
application?
le
KUPe"
"
"u
an
early
return.
vicinity
of
Skeena
.T
R.
Black,
business
agent
for
have
already
been
slgned.Mhi3,
beached
as
a
result
oi
burning
"V""v:r;
John
Wick,
of
the
liall-hut
halibut
The
four
were
Capt.
l
the
change
of
policy
.TV
.1.'
1
VI
.
.
wf
V.
"some
communists"
In
Canadian
labor
unions.
TCL
right-wingers
ered
the
document
as
the
Prince
Rupert
local
of
the
is
the
same
number
as
1947
bus
w
maintenance
has
rarr.ent.ers'
Union,
was
elected
boat
Johanna
and
three
passen-
,
.
'cd
from
Hon.
E.
T
:
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
:
1
.
-
n
1
TM
.
.
...
iimhorc
1
eanneri
lOOQ.
a
uiaimtn
weak
"milk
and
water
but
h
an
executive
memoer
oi
uic
pinister
of
lands
and
bu!
the
bonds
subscribed
totalled
$64,000
more
Canvass
Is
still
in
progress.
x
H.
J.
Bird,
coast
organizer
for
Ted
smiui,
oerv
mui
imm
eers.
.
..
Bud
Tlmmermelster.
All
and
a
piece
of
saU
cloth
.
Provincial
Council
of
Carpenters
went
through
on
a
308
to
264
vnto
m
member
for
Skeena
these
provided
little
shelter.
tHnnt.
shplter
In
&
courtesy
es.
u.
juuimwju
vv.
n.kl.
Rnhln
m
10
been
communicated
ilUU
jjtrcii
-
oorrlQ
from
tne
interim
ui
the
loan,
reports
"the
three
Die;
In
Toronto
the
Canadian
rnnaresa
of
Labor
manhandled
Vancouver
(AFL)
at
a
recent
convention
in
Vancouver.
As
a
director,
he
is
zonal
representative
of
the
area
north
from
Ocean
Falls
and
west
the
boat
were
used
for
kindling
mills
at
Ocean
Falls,
Feweu
the
Prince
Rupert
ol
Commerce
seeking
gale
and
rain
since
1
o
clock
Saturday,
night
when
picked
up
by
the
boat
Neptune
II
Sunday
fire
but
so
strong
was
me
its
Red
minority
for
live
ay
River
and
Port
Mellon
have,
wind
that
It
was
about
two
hours
Ntenance
of
the
road,
htlon
havlne
been
that
Buffalo
Canadian
08Vi
Consol.
Smelters
119
00
Conwest
1-10
Donalda
-
62
Eldona
-
I-10
from
Prince
George.
Mr.
Biacn
morning.
running
and
then
elected
a
strongly
anti-Communist
slate
of
officers.
It
heard
C.C.L.
President
A.
R.
Mosher
tell
the
Red-
frdi.ltp
Pcimn
,,U
Vm,
The
three
nassengers
aDoaru
through
-their
employees
committee,
indicated
that
they
are
shooting
for
80
per
cent
em-nlovee
narticlDation
in
the
loan.
before
they
succeeded
m
geum.j
a
blaze
going.
tio
.Tnhnn&
were
heading
for
Pween
Prince
Rupert
returned
today
by
air
from
Vancouver
where
he
attended
the
carpenters'
convention
and
later,
the
national
Canadian
Congress
East
Sullivan
2.90
the
mining
town
of
Alice
Arm
pice.
In
Ihe
morning,
oapi.
vyh.
set
out
alone
in
the
skiff,
to
row
The
national
average
is
42
per
4.95
led
United
Electrical
Workers
Union
to
change
their
tune
or
Giant
Yellowknlfe
on
business.
Bralorne
710
B.
R.
Con
02
B.
R.
X
08
Cariboo
Quartz
1-25
Dentonia
Grull
Wlhksne
05Vi
Hedley
Mascot
32,
Pend
Oreille
4.80
Pioneer
2
32
Premier
Border
-02'
4
Privateer
12V5i
Reeves
McDonald
2.45
Reno
-06V3
Onlmnn
rinlH
.11
.
'
.
it.
rnilps
away,
ine
iney
expressed
hope
fOad
WnnlH
ho
krnt
In
of
Labor
Convention.
The
Johanna,
now
resting
on
be
"thrown
out."
io
-
waited
at
the
other
three
men
cent."
At
Victoria
the
New
Method
Laundries
employees
during
the
.43
.27
.06
V,
.10
a
small
beach
on
the
bleak
shore
V
in
the
future.
rninmimism
was
at
the
core
nf
everv
maior
issue
before
the
of
the
inlet,
will
be
subject
oi
a
salvaee
attempt
by
Armour
first
two
days
of
drive
signeci
on
for
$8,500.
Their
total
last
rvrnwress
each
of
which
claims
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harrlcana
......
Heva
Hosco
-
Jacknlfe
,.
Joliet
Quebec
Lake
Rowan
,
camp.
Shortly
after
Capt.
Wick
left,
Smith,
Withers
and
Timmer-.Di.ter
Knotted
a
boat
con
KEY
SCORES
SATIIRAV
AVERAGE
RENT
$27.43
MONTH
nTTiWA-
Canadian
home-
year
was
$7,700.
360,000
members.
The
t.t.,
however,
took
a
more
decisive
Salvage
Co.
this
week.
She
was
badly
holed
in
the
starboard
.28
.03
V2
.40
.0614
.05
National
I,fa
rue
One
C.P.R.
department
has
reported
that
90
per
cent
of
siderable
distance
down
the
in-
nn..,
f
la
treed
it
with
the
stand
from
the
start.
f
,
Torontn
1
Tl-o
Tnterna
t.ional
Union
of
bow
and
Is
completely
suo-
merged
at
high
tide.
'
The
Johanna
left
Prince
Ru
employees
have
bought
Doncis.
Lapaska
R0
2.
Montreal
ft
'
Mine
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers
seekers
heard
today
a
govern
tel.
mej
.do--
blanket
and
the
vessel
headed
direction.
It
was
ths
in
their
Little
Long
Lac
75
said
to
he
Communlst-dominat-
Fe
Coast
League
nd
4.
Frenr,
.08
pert
at
7:30
Saturday
morning
and
was
entering
the
approach
Employees
are
definitely
confirming
the
pre-loan
prediction
that
they
are
anxious
to
buy
Canada
Savings
Bonds
in
most
ed,
has
been
suspended
by
the
ment
statistical
report
uiat
uc
average
Canadian
pays
only
$27
43
monthly
rent.
Apartments
37-foot
Neptune
II,
capi.
Roald,
heading
on
a
shark
fish
f
ancisco
i.
lor
Anelees
Sheep
Creek
Taylor
Bridge
"
-31
Vananda
i
31
03
Congress
Congress
-03
Pacific
Eastern
09
Spud
Valley
-06
Central
Zeballos
-02
Sllbak
Premier
27
n
c.L.
and
John
Clark,
inter
to
Observatory
Inlet
when
sne
that
stove
In
struck
a.
deadhead
ing
expedition.
Capt.
noaiu
.
and
flats
averaged
ju.j.
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
..
McKenzie
Red
Lake
McLeod
Cockshutt
Moneta
Necus
2.45
.33'
.95
.33
2.16
companies.
national
president
fwm
Chicago
nskeri
for
reinstatement.
Ker
5.
Tao,
r,
the
trio
off
the
Deacn.
He
The
average
lnausinai
wise
Is
said
to
be
$49
weekly.
4,
New
Westminster
The
convention
ruled
that
the
planking
of
her
bow
on
uk
starboard
side.
The
mishap
oc
So
far
as
reported,
the
average
bond
sale
Is
In
excess
ot
1947
said
L.
F.
Worsley,
B.C.
payroll
director.
there
had
been
"malicious"
pub
Conditions
in
Ottawa,
lorun-
Then
he
headed
up
me
inland
picked
up
Capt.
Wick.
The
Neptune
II
then
turned
back
to
Prince
Rupert,
arriving
curred
at
7
p.m.
Oils
lication
by
a
Union
newspaper
SUNDAY
National
i
,
'
to
and
Calgary
suggest
nwe
chance
of
getting
a
home
any
of
statements
derogatory
to
u.t.
Capt.
Wick
succeeded
in
the
boat
to
a
small
beach
f11
7,
New
York
0.
'
where
near
the
oinciai
nguic.
L.
officials
and
said
that
print
here
with
the
survivors
.
A.
P.
Con.
"
Calmont
,
44
'&
5
50
C.
E
-
Foothills
3
60
before
she
settled.
Further
ai-
ed
annlrvrv
hv
the
union
Was
last
night.
"
",c
Coast
League
v
I.
Portland
5.
WMtmln.k.-
-
temota
to
put
her
higher
on
e.
0
-
necessary
before
reinstatement
Noranda
5100
Louvicourt
..
55
Pickle
Crow
:
2.10
Regcourt
San
Antonio
3.80
Senator
Rouyn
-50
Sherrit
Gordon
2-30
Steep
Rock
65
Sturgeon
River
-05
LOCAL
TIDFS
Tuesday,
October
19,
1948
the
beach
as
the
tide
rose
were
The
Johanna
was
uu.
Prince
Rupert
In
1912
and
has
MISSIONARY
RALLY
Regular
Baptist
Church
629
Sixth
Avenue
East
;
8
o'clock
TONIGHT
',
Rev.
and
Mrs.
L.
G.
Baker
could
be
considered.
knn
V
ier
l
battle
H
!-
San
Diego
2.
nnsnerpKsful
19.8
feet
been
owned
by
Capt.
jomi
The
four
men
nut
a
small
skiff
High
s
60
Home
Toronto
Athona
-
Aumaque
58
Beattie
nQ
Mrs
....
over
the
side
and
made
for
shore
since
1922.
During
tne
served
in
the
fishermen
s
1:55
13:50
7:45
20:2Q
"
In
Japan
a
husband
may
divorce
his
wife,
if
she
Is
childless,
disobedient
or
ill-tempered.
21.3
feet
6.1
feet
3.3
feet
lned
on
"
l
"
"
l2
in
a
henvv
fiownnOUr
Of
Tahl
Low
"'
.
a
brinf
trlr.
tn
that
drenched
them
to
the
skin
Naval
Reserve
witn
wap"
"
in
command.
Later,
they
vere
able
to
recove: