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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHONE
81
vuu
AAXVIII,
No.
56
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
TUESDAY,
MARCH
8.
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
n
PWw
Hwfc'
ft'V
fl""
For
A
asks)
A.
L
ji.
1
MS
...
S
ti
r
)tehdl
t
ins
and
Japanese
To
Get
Vote
"i
r
v
Ml)
O
Lands
Committee
For
Raising
of
Territory
President
Truman
Will
Now
Ask
Congress
For
Immediate
Admission
'
WASHINGTON.
D
C.
(CV)-
Trip
Wis
enmrnittoo
je
Being
Extended
To
Union
War
TRAIN
LATE
BUT
NOT
FOR
SLIDES
eople
in
This
Province
Thveuumed
late
connection
at
Jasper
A
will
cause
tinlgnl's
vc:;iDouna
f
4.
u
,
.
...
,
,
.
Trartr
and
Labor
Congress
and
American
federation
Not
SrcitiR
tyc
to
Kye
p.wnger
train
to
arrive
an
u
ftepiewntauveh
l-ouay
approved
01
hour
and
forty
mimiies
behind
statehood
for
Alaska
and
Hawaii.
its
scheduled
arrival
time
of!
Representative
Morris
(Democrat
-
Oklahoma)
30:43,
it
was
announced
at
the
'cast
a
dissenting
vote
on
Hawaii
and
Representative
(CP)
Premier
Byron
Johnson
in-he
legislature
yesterday
an
amendment
icial
Flections
Act
which
would
give
the
ancliise
to
Indians
on
reserves
and
Jap-x
Uritish
subjects.
The
amendment
does
;e
Liquor
Act
regarding'
Indians.
OTTAWA
O
The
Trade
and
Labor
Congress
executive
today
threatened
a
jurisdictional
war
railway
divisional
office
here
Marshall
(Democrat-Minnesota)
voted
against
Al-
this
morning.
It
should
arrive
.
'
,
.
aska
in
UI11JI
UilUUl
uu-
Indians
who
are
off
Uie
rescr-
m
-analla
the
American
vation
have
the
franchise.
j
Federation
of
Labor,
its
power-IXiukhobors
are
now
the
onlv
fuJ
Ulllled
Kuu"s
aIIv.
11
iiK
jections.
President
Truman
will
now
ask
Congress
for
Immediate
admission
of
the
two
territories
as
states.
resident
of
British
Columbia
'
A-
Fl
of
U
mak"s
&,,oU
a
VPll(
tl
j
threat
to
pull
.some
of
its
unions
who
air
unable
to
vote.
II
BILL
ODUM
SETS'
MARK
1
i
I
l.vif
s
Nun-Stop
from
Honolulu
to
East
Coast
of
United
here
at
12:23
Wednesday
morn-;
Ine-
'
.
:
I
No
ob.il
ructions
have
occurred
ou
the
line
in
the
lower
Ekeena
sub-division
since
the
week-end
and
train
service
is
running
smoothly,
it
was
reported.
Last
night's
eastbound
train
left
on
schedule
and
freight
train
move-m;nl",
a-e
frequent.
Dancer
of
fiuthc:
snowslides
along
the
.Skeena
Is
diminishing
daily
as
a
result
of
warm
winds
Regret
Expreticd
At
Death
of
Official
out
of
the
Connie.;?;.
The
Congress
neli
sliip
cut,
loose
with
a
NlaliiiiK
attack
on
"unwarranted"
A.
F.
of
L.
attempts
to
dominate
the
T.L.C.
in
a
letter
prepared
for
dispatch
r
In
I
:kf
crart
t
Rescue
Midi.
t
Sher-II
,suid
yesterday
fblicnncn
were
mst
floe
of
ice
SWEDEN
TO
TAKE
CARE
A
resolution
expressing
regret
at
the
recent
death
of
It.
W.
WAR
RECORD
OF
SCOUTS
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent,
right,
leafs
through
a
copy
of
"The
Left
Hand
Shake,"
the
story
of
scouting
during
the
Second
World
War.
The
volume
was"
presented
to
the
prime
minister
by
Jackson
Dodds
of
Montreal,
Canadian
scouting
commissioner.
F,
Desrochers,
left,
general
librarian
of
the
Parliamentary
Library
looks
on.
(C.
P.
Photo)
H.
G.T.PERRY
Sees
Central
British
Columbia
On
Eve
of
Great
Development
The
whole
north
country
Prince
Rupert'
and
Central
British
Columbia
is
on
the
eve
of
a
great
upsurge
of
industrial
and
economic
expansion,
H.
G.
T.
Perry
of
Prince
George
declared
before
to
the
40(1,000
members
of
the
Brighton,
British
Columbia
rep-
Congress
States
TETERBORO,
New
Jersey,
0,
-iBig
BUI
Orum
soared
in
frop?
Honolulu
shortly
aiter
11
a.m.
resen
tall
ve
of
the
federal
De-
Immediate
Uucn-oII
spark
ih
li
broke
away
which
are
causing
the
snow
to
Determined
to
Provide
Herself
for
Defence,
Chief
of
Air
Staff
Declares
iriin-iPfi'tmcnt
of
Trade
and
Industry,
was
a
sharp
reprimand
deliver-
be
nan
tlr
disappear
quickly
on
the
higher.
Central
Standard
Time
today.
was
passed
at
the
meeting
of
ed
to
the
Concrete
by
the
Am
snowslide
I't"?
a
0000-mile
world
non-
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
erlcan
Federation
of
Labor
ex-
slopes.
However,
the
I
clAn
rni.ftr1
fn.
1
i
.t!
.
t
.
1
,-
VANCOUVER,
0'
Sweden
is
Commerce
last
night.
Mr.
rculivc
last
month
over
the
Con-
danger
is
not
yet
completely
Brighton
visited
the
north
last
gress'
suspension
of
Frank
Hall,
i
ov,'r-
lL
pointed
'out.
Odum,
aged
29,
set
down
his
determined
to
provide
herself
with
defensive
armament,
Lt.
!i:gan.
Aircraft
died
from
scv-
ilicllldiug
III"
;on
at
Traverse
ike
&
iinc
fliers
try
to
lawl
on
evacuation.
fall
on
the
occasion
of
the
an
Oen.
Bengt
woroemskiold,
chief
of
staff
of
the
Swedish
air
force
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night,
said
.......
here
.
at
the
week-end
after
.
.
"After
a
lifetime
in
the
north,
I
was
never
so
n
r
P
Tj
mini
A
1
'
Beaclicraft,
which
carried
288
gallons
of
gasoline,
Just
36
hours
and
one
minute
after
leaving
Honolulu.
Hundreds
of
people
swarmed
around
the
plane
as
the
former
chief
of
the
railwaymen's
Union
j
of
the
American
Federation,
which
has
been
interpreted
as
an
ultimatum
to
the
Congress,
to
fall
in
line
with
A.
F.
of
L.
policies
or
lose
at
least
some
of
Us
International
affiliates
with
a
total
rikcmhcrship
estimated
i
enthusiastic,
so
hopeful
as
I
Force
installations
in
Northern
nual
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
or
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
at
Juneau
and
manifested
keen
interest
in
the
development
of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
local
Chamber
will
seek
to
learn
who
is
to
be
his
successor
so
a
confinuitv
TIDKS
Canada.
The
general
said
his
TO
ADVERTISE
BUILDING
SOON
Administration
Structure
l
.S.
Installations
to
he
Offered
Within
Few
Days
war
ferry
pilot
succeeded
in
his
Stiiili
!l,
4
am
today,"
asserted
the
veteran
ourselves?"
asked
Mr.
Perry,
newspaper
publisher
who
saw
Faced
today
with
the
great
for
the
immediate
future
an
challenge
of
Communism
and
unprecedented
epoch
of
de-
its
promise
of
a
fuller
life,
a
ii.UI
170
feet
of
;
trip
had
resulted
in
a
"very
satisfactory"
exchange
of
in-i
formation.
li.OO
l.Vl
feet
second
attempt
to
break
thei
record.
Last
time
in
January
he
had
been
forced
uown
av
Oakland.
I
I.
M
112
feet,
of
that
interest
may
be
main-
II
0
8
feet
i
tained.
at
300.000.
j
Hall
lias
Iwen
endeavouring
j
to
clean
the
Congress
of
com-
,
muuists.
If
any
of
these
unions
try
to
withdraw
from
the
Congress,
the
.
.
.
:
.1
,
i..,tn
velopment
tributary
to
the
rail-
promise
which
was
Impressing
way
line
between
Red
Pass
and
people
of
lesser
historical
know-Prlnce
Rupert,.
,
ledge
and
enlightenment,
Mr.
;
A
great
consummation
dir-jperry"
asserted
that
it
was
the
eefcly
-trtttiitary
td
frhic
ftu-
f
urgent
necessity
for
'(he
western
-
The
administration
building
California.
'
portion
of
the
United
States!
,
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
JoluiEtoii
Co
W
)
wartime
installations,,
here
Will
.be,
advertised
for
sale
within
10
COMPLAIN
PERSECUTION
Premier
of
r,xuuvt-
u,-...a.
nwi,
di,ySf
,heTrliice
Rujiett
Cham
I
pert
was,
of
course,
the
$25,-
nations
to
establish
and
pro-1
000,000
eelanese
mill
at
Prince
'
claim
the
full
and
free
life
to
j
Rupert.
Then
there
was
the
be
obtained
in
the
practice
of
WC
Will
IJrl
111
H'il"l
t
lldlt
C
?i
p
r
Commerce
was
advised
Until
to
take
over
jurisdiction"
of
those
unions.
very
definite
possibility
or
the
true
democracy.
iffOCOMMERCE
CHAMBER
discriminatory
and
persecutory
treat-i.itive
visitor's
to
Prince
Rupert
receive
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada)
Mr.
perry
brought
the
creet-
China
Quits
Will
Open
Way,
It
is
Believed,
To
Peace
With
Communists
j
last
night
by
War
Assets
Cor-'
iHiration.
The
.Chamber
has
been
iuter-j
citing
lt:;c!f
in
the
possibility
of
j
having
the
building
taken
over
'
for
use
in
providing
additional
j
housing
in
the
city.
!
The
Chamber
also
was
ad-
Vancouver
Bayonne
.'.
06
Bralorne
9.00
B.
R.
Con
03
B.
R.
G
;
11
Cariboo
Quartz
132
Congress
01
Hedley
Mascot
43
Pend
Oreille
5.50
Pioneer
3.30
Premier
Burder
03
Vz
Privateer
.19
Reeves
McDonald
3.10
niM'tbsmii
at
the
meeting
of
the
Prince
plant
in
this
area.
.'rhe
importance
of
primary
industry
was
apparent,
Mr.
Perry
pointed
out,
when
it
was
considered
that,
.for
every
per
ings
of
the
Prince
George
Board
of
Trade
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
and,
for
himself,
assured
the
local
Chamber
of
his
devoted
co-operation
with
all
their
worthy
projects.
8
i'KT
(if
Commerce
last
niirht.
The
out-
AIR
STRIP
RULED
OUT
l'
passitig
of
a
resolution
urging
the
current
reconsideration
fi'itics,
in
their
i
vised
that
the
matter
of
dis-i
j
nosal
of
such
installations
as
son
employed
in
such
an
industry;
indirect
employment
was
given
for
4'2
more
persons
I
K
U)
iiimiedl-
!
NANKING
0
Premier
Sun
Fo
'and
his
cabinet,
carry-over
from
t
the
Nationalist
regime
of
the
re-
j
itired
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kal-j
Slick,
quit
today.
His
resigna-j
itlon
opens
the
way
for
a
Prem-j
ler
more
acceptable
to
the
Communists
in
jieaee
talks
to
end
.China's
civil
war.
Mr.
Ferry
had,
he
said,
ob
served
with
Interest
business
was
to
the
iiolicing
committee
of
the
city
council.
L.
M.
Fcluenlhal
felt
(here
niight
be
some
relaxation
to
the
native
visitora
on
occasions
such
i
the
large
warehouse
had
been
brought
to
the
attentnion
of
the
'
Minister
of
National
Defence
for
investigation
of
its
possible
value
for
preservation
lor
de-
.
fence
purposes.
I
The
Chamber
was
assured
To
Check
Tim
Buck
.05V2
...
1.35
36
30
.31
18
Reno
Sheep
Creek
Silbak
Premier
'
Taku
River
........
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Salmon
Gold
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licfiior
re-!rt
U
the
na-
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up
I
niiit.-f.
r
t-lie
P
'VC-.t
l-;.tf-
coin-
f
"UliDII
f
(!,(.
I
'I
'lisciiiiiiimtion
i:
l-hc
matlcr
of
i:
Hi'cuiHinoda-
In
view
of
the
extremely
high
estimated
cost
of
$1,250,-000
and
"overe.stimationu"
of
its
actual
value
as
a
factor
in
improving
of
air
transportation
in
and
out
of
Prince
Rupert,
the
Department
of
Transport
has
Informed
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
that
it
does
not
consider
as
justified
which
had
been
transacted
by
the
Chamber.
He
suggested
that
the
Chamber
get
hi
touch
with
the
regional
development
division
of
the
provincial
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry,
through
W.
H.
Crocker
of
Prince
George,
when
it
required
in
as
this.
Certainly,
other
conventions
had
concessions.
T.
N.
Young;;
felt
that
some-
Spud
Valley
.08
Communist
Curbinfs
Hinted
at
Ottawa
Sun
Is
on
the
Communisis'
war
criminals
list
and
has
been
at
odds
with
Acting
Presldsnt
Li
Tsung-Jen.
General
Ho
Ylng-Chin,
far
that
there
wmtld
lie
lull
protection
for
any
persons
who
might
bid
for
use
instead
of
demoli
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
4.35
IMtiS
i.hoiild
be
done
by
the
lomiiiloii
government
to
pro-
tion
and
plenty'
of
time
would
"l!iHleiit
F.
vide
special
aecommodbtlon
fori
the
establishfiienl.
of
an
air
formation
such
as
had
been
re
be
given
prospective
purchasers
more
acce
jraoie
to
me,
necis,
is
to
investigate.
I
expected
to
succeed
Sun.
strip
at
Tugwi
ll
IMond.
the
natives
In
Prince
Rupert
In
HV'z
76
46
4.90
1.18
11.50
A.
P.
Con
Atlantic
Calmonlt
C.
&
E.
..:
Central
Leduc
Home
Oil
K.
ut
of
to
or
nee
alti'iidaiice
iuvilaUoii
'""llnillce.
'
'i
behalf
le.
prP.
OTTAWA,
0!Prlme
Minister
St:
Laurent
said
yesterday
that
Communist
activities
were
"under
constant
surveillance."
and-
that
statements
made
by
Tim
Buck,
Labor-Progressive
leader,
would
be
checked
by
the
Department
of
Justice.
The
Prime
Minister
was
an
quested
in
connection
with
resources
tributary
to
possible
northern
railway
development
to
Alaska.
As
for
a
railway
to
the
Peace
River
country,
Mr.
Perry
ex
Mercury
-Vz
Bulgarian
Clergymen
Sentenced
to
Life
l
I'D
native
'
ami
hundred
pressed
enthusiastic
belief
that
the
way
of
a
recreation
hall
mid
living
quarters.
He
also
suggested
the
establishment
of
Dominion
policemen
here.
These
might
be
Indians
themselves."
In
deciding
on
vote
to
ask
the
federal
authorities
to
speed
up
the
relaxing
of
the
liquor
laws
In
regard
to
the
natives,
the
Chamber
decided
against
recommending
at
this
time
that
the
franchise
be
extended
to
all
In
Vlllai'cs
in
as
much
of
the
fine
coal
of
that
swering
a
question
by
Oeorge
'I
IllOIII'hl
II,..
area
would
reach
the
coast
at,Drew'
Leader
of
the
Opposition.
'
ail.
T,
.
i,...
on
what
the
Progressivi-uon-
The
letter
from
the
minister,
Hon.
Lionel
Chcviier,
read
at
last
night's
Chamber
meeting,
expressed
the
view
that
the
first
class
seaplane
base
now
existing
so
convenient
to
Trince
Ru
pert
was
even
more
advantageous
than
would
be
an
airstrip
at
Tugwell
Island,
handicaps
of
which
were
cited
as
the
time
required
to
reach
It
from
Prince
Rupert,
the
unsheltered"
water
between
the
city
and
the
island
and
the
limited
use.
on
account
of
unfavorable
w-.ai.hrr,
which
would
be
permitted.
In
view
of
the
di.screpcncies
between
the
department's
views
and
those
of
W.
R.
May
of
the
SOFIA
(CP)
-"Four
top
defendants
in
Bulgaria's
Okalta
1-55
Pacific
Pete
2.48
Princess
31
Royal
Canadian
09
Toronto
Athona
IU2
Aumaque
21
Beattie
53
Bevcourt
24
Bobjo
12
trial
of
Protestant
churchmen
were
today
sentenced
to
"lite
imprisonment.
Nine
of
the
others
got
from
Prince
Rupert
as
over
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
to
the
south.
Grain
and
cattle
would
also
find
its
citlet
through
this
port.
The
discussion
of
treatment
of
natives
at
Prince
Rupert
and
the
question
of
the
return
of
the
Japanese
to
the
Pacific
coast
servative
chief
described:
aS
a
"world-wide
pattern
of
treachery"
disclosed
by
recent
.
Communist
statements.
He
said
the
Department
of
Justice
,
was
studying
a
bill
to
curb
the
party's
activities.
dians.
!''"
Iiim.
Mr.
Anil'
bitter
coiii-FV
"
in
,mt,
,(.jn,;
J
''"ill
lime
prino-
natives
felt.,
f
(l""ars
but
did
t
lT.S.la
pn,i(.11(.,..
f!'l"a.eU
against
J
''coiiiiiiodti-P
U'fy
were
rele-
live
to
nine
years.
Two
were
given
suspended
sentences.
All
were
accused
of
spying
for
Britain
and
the
Butlaio
Canadian
w2
Drew
said
that
a
statement
United
States
and
most
of
them
led
Mr.
Perry
to
an
inspiring
.
.
,
communist
lead
Consol.
Smelters
103.75
Conwest
1-35
Donalda
.53
Hold-Up
In
?""y.
ti
native
appeal
for
an
embracing
of
the
ers
m
countries
outside
Russia-great
principles
of
freedom
and
lndicating
that
they
would
aid
liberty
including
that
"of
the
Russja
in
eVent
of
war
gave
new
people
of
the
lesser
nations
in
meaning
to
a
statement
of
Buck
our
midst,"
as
expressed
in
the
in
Vancouver
in
1946.
Buck
then
United
Nations
Charter
of
Hu-
said
he
would
not
defend
Cana-
01
Willi
I.
II....,
for
black-market
currency
.dealings.
Sentenced
to
life
are
Rev.
Vassil
Zlapov,
48,
Congregationalism
Yanko
Ivanov,
48,
Methodist;
Nikola
Naumov,
49,
Baptist,
and
Georgl
Chernev,
46,
Pentecostal.
Vancouver
I.nne
Bandit
iets
Away
With
$1100
from
iirl
Counting
Cash
Canadian
Pacific
Airmics.
wno
had
made
an
exhaustive
survey
and
.had
esiiiiiated
that.
'airstrip
development
at
Tugwell
would
cost
only
$100,000,
it
was
decided
to
refer
the
communication
of
Mr.
Chcvrier
to
C.P.V
r'uttoi,
by
lhp
f111
inlmmed
him
I
w''t
around
Eldona
58
'2
East
Sullivan
2.78
Giant
Yellowknife
....
5.50
God's
Lake
-
-42
Hardrock
I6V2
Harrlcana
-OG
Heva
10
Hosco
m
25'2
THE
-WEATHER
Sy.rr'psJs
Relatively
cold
air
ha3
moved
south
to
cover
the
entire
province
In
the
past
24
hours.
Cloudy
skies
with
scattered
showers
at
the
coast
and
snow
"flurries
over
many
of
the
southern
Interior
regions
have
marked
the
leading
edge
of
the
cold.
Consider
t"
Die
aih.
While!
VANCtiiiVKR
0A
lone
bari-
man
Rights.
"If
we
do
not
admit
the
equality
of
race,
how
can
we
4ri.!V'0l"nS
ill'i"'"d
!
dlt,
holding
a
handkerchief
over
""Hk,
1.1
111
I.,!
ll.l..
1.1
I
lllim
n,,l-ltl
jiiii
ur:i
4
ill.
iit
kii
lu'iipri
Aiiinir
,
ai
.
da
In
the
event
of
a
war
with
the
Soviet
but
would,
in
fact,
follow
the
same
course
as
he
had
in
the
last
one.
r
'
Buck.
was
interned
in
the
last
war
by
Mr.
St.
Laurent
who
wa3
then
minister
of
justice.
avoid
being
called
hypocrites
icatment!
yesterday
from
the
office
of
a
Tl.
'"iVlll.,
.
.
.
"
wus
such,
Vancouver
trucking
company.
A
woman
employee
of
Pun-ell's
HIS
STORY
WAS
HOAX
ml
ti...
...j.
NO
ORDERS,
p'tlvrd
that
they
j,
Trucking
Co.
who
was
counting
cash
in
the
office,
said
the
ban
EL
to
Prince
"
fcurna-
MINES
QUIT
WINNIPEG
11"
The
Royal
REPRESENTATIVE
'"Men,
Canadian
Mouuiea
ronce
bm
able
clci'iitig
is
expected
during
the
afternoon
across
southern
British
Columbia
and
somewhat
lower
temperatures
w-ill
be
recorded
in
most
of
these
ureas
lonteht.
The
northern
coast
and
central
interior
regions
will
remain
clear
throughout.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast-Clear
today
and
Wednes-
HALIFAX
ff-The
current
ad-
QQ!
BLOOM
DIES
would
larger
tlirlr
MANITOBA-'
B.C.
EVEN
HAMILTON,
0i
Manitoba
and
British
Columbia
went
into
a
first-place
tie
today
after
the
third
round
of
the
Canadian
curling
championships.'
Each
luu
three
straight
victories.
Ontario,
which
entered
the
round
tied
with
the
western
provinces,
dropped
a
14
to
6
decision
to
the
British
Columbia
rink,
skipped
by
Reg
Stone
of
Trail.
Manitoba
defeated
Quebec
16
to
5.
Experts
now
rate
British
Col
Jacknife
04
Joliet
Quebec
37
Lake
Rowan
08
1
4
Lapaska
08
Little
Long
Lac
.74
Lynx
,
12i
Madsen
Red
Lake
'
2.75
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
.38',i
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
1.00
Moneta
42
Vz
Negus
2.25
Noranda-
54.25
Louvicourt
28
Pickle
Crow
2.12
Regcourt
-05
San
Antonio
4.15
Senator
Rouyn
41
Sherrit
Gordon
2.25
Steep
Rock'
160
StuEgeon
River
17
Silver
Miller
42
yebli'Sday
that
a
Inige
searcli
here
during
the
wee
k-end
"for
the
fugitive
desperado.
Mickey
McDonald,
had
been
touched
off
on
a
hoax
tip
from
31-year-
dit
"just
walked
in
and
grabbed
the
money.
He
was
holding
a
hankie
to
his
face.
I
don't
think
lie
said
anything."
It
was
the
second
time
Uip
firm
had
been
held
up
ithh
three
months.
On
December
J8
two
armed
bandits
slugged
the
owner,
O.
L.
Purcell,
and
es
old
John
Perry
oma.
best
.
I(lt
Wa
,,
an
most
re.
y
hatl
I
had.
This
of1;;::
7,.iii;i
now
in
custody,
admit-
day.
Winds
northeasterly
(15
nient
in
the
Nova
Scotia
coal
industry,
where
and
how
Nova!
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
Rep-Scotia
coal
is
to
be
sold,
will
be
resentatlve
Sol
Bloom,
New
York
diagnozed
this
week
at
Ottawa.
Democrat,
who
rose
from
uear
During
the
past
fortnight
sev-
poverty
to
riches
and
world
eral
pits
have
been
worked
only
prominence,
died
suddenly,
last
part
time
and
several
miners
night
of
a
heart
attack
almost,
have
been
thrown
out
of
work,
on
the
eve
of
his
seventy-ninth
The
reason
is
no
orders
and
birthday.
Song
writing,
acting
the
reason
behind
that
has
been
and
business
enterprises
maci
-given
as
the
mild
maritime
win-
him
a
millionaire
before
he
waj
ter.
.
j
20
years
of
age.
caped
with
$515.
ted
that
lie
had
made
up
his
m.p.h.)
exposed
areas,
light
else-story
that
he
had
acted
as
"a
where.
Little
change
in
tempera-grocery
man"
for
McDonald
and
ture.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
several
companions
on
a
farm
Wednesday
At
Port
Hardy
38
near
Austin,
Manitoba,
about
and
42,
Massett
28
and
45,
Prince
PLASTIC
LENSES
wea
10
run
uid
bf
be
J'a
anarchy.
He
u,ls
be
made
umbia
as
the
best
contender
for
Contact
lenses
are
being
made
the
'crack
Manitoba
squad.
PiPhtv
miles
west
of
;.e"e.
Rupert
28
and
45.
from
plastic
in
lieu
of
glass.
J