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Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
62.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
13,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENT8
"AiAS
TlAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.'
or
thwest
Air
I
Dimes
p
amie
ivHssin
1
4
n
Alaska
IDI
AMCC
fDlTir'C
Planes
Investigating
Fire
Senate
Passes
Marshall
Plan
Regulations
for
Halibut
ly
Announced
by
Board
Jacific
halibut
fishery
On
Peak
Near
Anchorage
FLYING
FROM
SHANGHAI
TO
EDMONTON
WITH
THIRTY
,
PASSENGERS
FOR
DEATH
OF
JAN
MASARYK
PRAGUE,
'ft
Jan
Masaryk
received
last
rites
of
state
today
as
President
Eduard
Benes
wept
at
his
bier.
'
In
the
vaulted
pantheon
of
jthe
National
Museum,
which
'was
draped
in
black,
the
Com-
fREGULATIONb
hUK
I94tt
WASHINGTON
(CP)
The
United
States
Senate
moved
toward
final
action
today
a
European
recovery
program
after
defeat
THREE
PERCENT
SALES
TAX
FOR
B.C.
IS
PREDICTED
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Vancouver
News-Herald
in
a
dispatch
from
Victoria
last
night
predicted
that
Finance
Minister
Herbert
Ans-comb
will
announce
a
sales
tax
for
British
Columbia
on
all
goods
except
food
in
his
budget
address
next
Wednesday.
The
paper
speculated
that
the
tax
will
be
3
cents
on
each
dollar.
One
cent
would
be
for
municipalities
and
2
cents
for
the
provincial
treasury.
The
tax
would
yield
about
$14,000,000
yearly.
ternational
Fisheries
Commission
has
just
that
the
regulations
for
the
Pacific
halibut
1948
have
been
approved
by
the
Governor-f
Canada
and
the
President
of
the
United
ANCHORAGE
(CP)
A
chartered
Shanghai-to-
munist
premier,
Kiement
Gott-
St.
Paul
Northwest
Airlines
DC-4
plane
with
30
per-
are
now
effective.
These
regulations
apply
waid,
made
the
main
funeral
sons
aboard
vanshed
over
Alaska
last
night,
and
a
ching
and
landing
01
naiiDui
in
ana
irom
oration.
He
berated
critics
the
waters
oft
the
coasts
of
the
Masaryk
in
the
West
and
inder-ectly
accused
them
of
causing
a
fire
had
been
sighted
on
a
mountain
side.
A
Civil
Aeronautic
Administration
plane
headed
for
the
16,208-foot
Mount
San-
the
foreign
minister's
death.
ing
a
major
drive
to
slash
Its
first
year
funds.
By
a
56
to
31
vote
last
night
it
blasted
aside
a
determined
bid
led
by
Senator
Robert
Taft
(Rep.-Ohio),
chairman
of
the
Senate
Republican
policy
committee
to
shave
$1,300,000,000
from
the
$5,300,000,000
Marshall
Plan
figures.
Senator
Tom
Connally
(Dem.-
WIS
iNNED
United
States,
Canada
and
Alaska.
The
Commission
was
established
by
treaty
between
the
United
States
and
Canada,
to
rebuild
the
stocks
of
halibut
on
the
banks
of
the
North
Pacific.
A
0
Canada
has
ccp
known
commu
These
stocks
had
been
so
serf
Texas),
one
of
the
program's
te
country,
it
was
ously
depleted
by
unrestricted
chief
sponsors
in
Congress,
pre
initially
In
the
Hou.se
fishing
that
fishing
had
become
DAYLIGHT
TIME
STARTS
APRIL
25
VICTORIA,
B
Daylight
saving
time
will
begin
in
British
Columbia
on
April
25
and
will
continue
until
2
a.m.
on
September
26,
according
to
an
Order-in-Council
passed
by
Lieutenant
Governor
Banks
on
Friday.
dieted
its
overwhelming
passage
FATAL
FIRE
IN
MONCTON
MONCTON,
New
Brunswick
P)
Two
persons
are
dead,
one
Is
missing
and
eight
are
In
hospital
with
injuries
and
burns
as
a
result
of
a
flash
fire
that
gutted
a
three-storey
business
and
apartment
block
on
the
main
street
yesterday.
yesterday.
The
move
unprofjtable.
Under
regulation
Royalties
Up,
Special
Funds
Provided
In
Forest
Act
Changes
Kenny
Introduces
Bill
at
Victoria
VICTORIA
(CP)
Amendments
to
the
Forest
by
tonight.
Jj-
aimed
at
inose
by
the
Commission,
the
stocks
The
bill
is
designed
to
speed
ford,
where
Gulkana'
C.
A.
A.
range
station
reported
a
fire
had
been
seen
during
the
night.
(An
unofficial
late
report
from
Edmonton
said
helicopters
had
taken
off
to
search
for
the
missing
plane
at
Anchorage).
The
plane
was
carrying
24
passengers
and
crew
of
six
over
the
Great
Circle
route
from
the
Orient.
Last
radio
contact
with
the
big
craft
was
at
11:03
p.m.
P.S.T.,
when
it
passed
over
Gulkana
range
station
about
150
miles
northeast
of
here.
Airlines
officials
said
the
four-engined
plane
left
Anchorage
at
labor
organization
"tA
United
States.
on
these
northwest
banks
have
been
improved
until
they
now
funds
to
16
western
European
countries
to
bolster
them
against
si
Louis
St.
Laurent
afford
the
finest
halibut
fishing
Communism.
external
affairs,
tne
world
and
rovide
greatly
1
v
that
immigration
increased
annual
catches.
The
I
been
ordered
to
par
worl
of
tne
commission
Is
an
Act
were
introduced
in
the
Legislature
Friday
to
increase
royalties
on
timber,
establish
a
revolving
fund
to
assist
loggers
and
increase
the
forest
protection
fund.
The
bill,
introduced
by
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
Min-
istpr
nf
T
anils
and
For
fists,
nrn-
RANGERS
BID
FOR
STANLEY
CUP
POSITION
TROUBLE
IN
FAIRY
LAND
GIVES
known
communists.
outiitandlng
demonstration
of
to
answer
specific
can
be
accomplished
by
to
whether
entry
practical
International
co-opera-
already
been
re-
tion
and
fisheries
man
agement.
NEW
YORK,
Oi
Two
youths,
one
of
them
the
first
player
1C:C5
p.m.,
P.S.
T.,
and
was
scheduled
to
make
Its
first
stop
at
Edmonton
at
5:04
a.m.,
P.S.T.,
vides
for
a
forest
development
r
-rj
.
7
,
The
Commission
consists
of
Chinese
descent
to
In
appear
four
members,
two
from
each
VEATHER
today.
MORTALS
FINE
ENTERTAINMENT
Dainty
white
fairies
and
green
and
yellow,
pixies
frolicked,
threatened
to
do
battle
and
then
made
up
to
each
other
in
a
delightful
operetta
staged
by
children
of
Borden
Street
School
at
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
Friday
night
before
a
capacity
audience.
country.
Present
members
are:
e
luonM
t
have
been
called
by
.u
the
New
j
whi.mnre
nf
the
Canadian
.
up
mercy
rngni
Brings
Sick
Man
To
City
fund
of
$2,500,000
to
be
used
to
make
loans
to
timber
operators.
Mr.
Kenney
estimated
that
the
fund
would
lead
to
providing
$10,000,000
worth
of
work
within
the
next
few
years.
He
made
no
estimate
of
the
York
Raneers
In
a
move
to
Department
of
Fisheries,
Van
clinch
a
berth
In
the
Stanley
Cup
play-offs
for
the
first
time
i
jtynopsis
k
disturbance
giv-t.?
the
southern
B.C.
uy
has
moved
in-I
causing
light
snow
iugan
Valley
this
ruble
cluodiness
Is
couver,
B.C.;
Edward
W.
Allen,
of
Seattle.
Washington;
O.
N.
The
mountain
fire
was
to
the
right
of
the
regular
course
followed
by
the
airliner.
Three
of
the
crew
members
were
from
St.
Paul,
Minnesota,
while
the
fourth,
Robert
Hay-?
steward,
was
from
Seattle.
!'
Tl:-:
fisosnger
were
oil"
work
The
ninety-odd
youngsters
made
the
most
of
the
MipWrrsnn
nf
Prince
Runert.
and!8mce
Increased
revenue
to
be
gained
A
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
'charming
story.
"The
Pixies
union
r
j.mM.
of
the
United
Manager
Frank
Boucher
yes-
Statw
Fish
and
WUMf
Ser-,
.
I'
:
'
-,.-.,,
fW
MaWt.t
Frldav
after-
krthe
province
this
farm
club,
r.cK14
r,-
wr
n,it
'iters
amateur
New
u"
";
.......
dant.es,
wiu.e
a
il
y
U;in
ba.la
ji
JAP
CURBS
MODIFIED
ers
employed
In
the
Orient
by
Ik
iih
i,.iru
temperatures
re-
.
nMi..uS,,.v
......
,
.
,
...
.
.
f
cnrunP
-
inoon.
mnr
and
Mr
James
fir
Chair-1
ine
smaller
cnnaren
coninouiea
Texas
and
Caiifornia
oil
com-
man
and
secreUry,
respectivelyLarry
(King)
Kwong
of
Vernon,
Anotner
amendment
proviaea
ine
piane
maue
an
bona
fide
farmers
to
take
uled
stop
at
the
north
Island
pames.
OTTAWA,
$t
Restrictions
on
the
movement
of
Japanese
in
rtrlna
the
current
vear.
"u
"'"c
uwc
ul
ir
normal.
Jipert,
Queen
Char-
Coast
North-:iear
!Ijrth
today,
remain-on
cloudy.
Sunday
onto.
greauy
to
xne
entertainment;.
The
appreciative
audience
gave
the
young
performers
round
after
round
of
applause
throughout
the
three-act
fantasy.
all
of
Canada
east
of
the
off
the
annual
growth
on
wood
lots
next
to
their
property.
Rl'PEKT
DISTRICT
settlement
after
a
call
had
been
received
from
Dr.
J.
S.
C.
Dunn
that
Fred
Richardson,
elderly
Massett
bachelor,
was
critically
The
halibut
regulations
are
based
upon
the
results
of
biological
and
statistical
investiga
ROYALTY
SCALE
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Forestry
ill
with
a
heart
condition
and
LEGION
SPORTS
GROUP
TO
MEET
light.
Little
change
ure.
Lows
tonight
Jnday:
Port
Hardy
needed
hospitalization
tions
carried
out
by
the
Commission's
staff
of
fishery
biologists.
The
regulations
are
guided
from
year
to
year
by
investigations
of
the
effect
of
past
iMassett
28
and
45,
district,
the
increase
In
fir,
spruce
and
cedar
royalties
will
be
from
$"l.65
to
$2.50
per
1.000
board
feet
for
grade
one
quality;
INTERIOR
MAN
TAKES
OWN
LIFE
A
colorful
pioneer
of
the
central
interior
took
his
own
life
this
week.
He
was
George
M.
Biernes,
72-year
old
Kispiox
Valley
rancher,
who
died
of
a
gunshot
wound
in
the
head.
Friends
found
Biernes'
body
in
a
hayshed
on
his
ranch
after
.
hearing
a
shot
from
a
heavy
Itt
32
and
47.
Canadian
Legion
Athletic
.,1nHr..i,
llnAH
iVlO
cfnrVs
nf
'
...ill
want
tl'ttVl
IVin
In
all,
it
was
a
complete
triumph
for
the
children.
J.
S.
Wilson,
principal
of
Borden
Street
School,
trained
the
choir
and
directed
the
program,
with
other
members,
of
the
school
staff.
Mrs.
Harry
Seaman
was
accompanist.
Mr.
Wilson
was
master
of
ceremonies.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
op
ireuwuuiu
o
tum..in."-c
win
n.v.i
'or
.
second
ona
graa
Grade'
halibut
and
by
annual
confer-
Lm,
Board
on
Sunday
to
work
J
Jo
Glen
Lee,
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
agent
at
Prince
Rupert
received
permission
from
the
company's
Vancouver
office
for
the
Prince
Rupert-Sandspit
plane
to
detour
to
Massett
on
the
eastbound
flight.
Capt.
James
Black
landed
on
Massett
Inlet
and
took
Richardson
aboard.
Rockies
have
been
lifted,
Labor
Minister
Humphrey
Mitchell
announced
Friday,
but
remaining
restrictive
legislation,
requiring
Japanese
to
obtain
permits
to
enter
British
Columbia,
will
remain
in
force
until
April
1,
1949.
Orders
-
in
-
Council
tabled
by
Mr.
Mitchell
also
disclosed
the
government's
intention
to
continue
for
another
year
the
prohibition
against
granting
fishing
licences
In
British
Conimbia
to
Japanese,
and
against
their
serving
on
fishing
vessels
sailing
out
of
British
Columbia
ports.
Football
halibut
fishermen
and
vessel
making
a
cinder
running
track
e
On
'
hemlock,
the
increase
is
owners
in
the
major
halibut
;at
Roosevelt
Park.
ports.
The
track
is
to
be
used
for
iReuU'fsi
Results
from
$125
to
$2
for
first
grade;
95
cents
to
$1.25
for
second
grade,
and
75
cents
to
$1
for
third
grade.
The
1948
regulations
are
slmi-
f00t,
races
on
the
committee's
calibre
rifle.
Investigation
by
Coroner
Murhpy
and
Constable
eretta,
Mrs.
Seaman,
by
royal,
fames
played
today
lar
in
most
respects
to
tno.se
i
July
1
sports
celebration
in
whicn
The
sick
man
was
taken
un
ti
Kingdom:
it
is
expected
competitors
from
i
West
of
Hazelton
Indicated
sui-1
clde.
JSH
1.KAGIE
der
the
care
of
Dr.
C.
H.
Han-klnson
on
his
arrival
here.
decree
of
the
pixie
king
and
fairy
queen,
was
called
to
the
stage
to
receive
a
bouquet
in
appreciation
of
her
services.
northern
towns
and
native
villages
will
take
part.
-Final
Hound
The
C.P.A.
Canso
carried
sev
"nty
1,
Manchester
Construction
plans
call
for
tne
en
passengers
on
the
flight
to
of
last
year.
As
Indicated
below,
only
two
significant
changes
have
been
made,
namely
an
increase
In
the
catch
limit
for
Area
2
and
a
redefinition
ol
Massett
Nursery
area
which
Is
closrd
to
halibut
fishing.
FIVE
AREAS
3.
It
was
reported
that
he
had
been
in
a
despondent
mood
for
the
last
three
weeks.
One
of
the
earliest
residents
of
the
uuDer
Skeena
Valley.
Mr.
KING
AND
QUEEN
WERE
OUTSTANDING
Prince
Rupert.
track
to
be
set
on
a
level
with
the
baseball
field
at
Roosevelt
3,
Tottenham
1
overtime).
Top
honors
for
the
perform
ORGANIZER
AT
LABOR
COUNCIL
Many
Matters
Discussed
at
Regular
Meeting
Provincial
and
nationwide
problems
of
organized
labor
IIMI
1
KAGl
K
The
coast
is
divided
into
five
pt
Division
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
2,
Vancouver
10.
San
Francisco
6,
Oakland
4.
Los
Angeles
7,
Fresno
5.
RUSSIAN
OIL
INTERESTS
Russian
oil
Interests
in
northern
Persia
cover
an
estimated
40,000
suare
miles
of
the
Azerbaijan
Province.
Rovers
1,
Ports-
i
0.
areas
lor
reguiaiory
puiywco.
Area
1A
includes
waters
south
of
Cape
Blanco,
Oregon.
Area
ance
were
rightly
shared
by
the
Biernes
had
been
a
cattleman,
leading
characters,
Mary
Lou
farmer
piacer
miner,
guide
and
Lunn
as
king
of
the
pixies,
and
u
man
He
was
well
known
Beverly
Comer
as
fairy
queen.
Q
early
reslclents
of
prince
RU-
.
Mary
Lou
was
outstanding
in
rt
her
part
as
the
king
who
sought,
Fo'r
years
he
packed
maU
De
successfully
to
establish
the(tween
port
Essington
and
Haz,
claim
of
the
pixies
to
fairy
land.'elton
before
tne
railroad
wa3
Her
manner
and
voice
were
ideal
put
throughi
ln
summer
he
used
Charlton
Athletic
were
the
subject
of
an
address
IB
lies
brtween
Cape
Bianco
l
Arsenal
2.
and
Wlllapa
Harbor,
Washington.
Prior
to
1948
these
two
Park
so
that
it
will
not
interfere
with
games
played
there.
A
meeting
of
the
committee
in
the
Civic
Centre
last
night
narrowed
down
the
date
for
the
International
junior
boxing
tournament
to
either
April
9
or
April
10.
The
card
will
involve
10
fighters
from
Ketchikan
and
10
from
Prince
Rupert.
It
will
be
held
In
the
Civic
Centre
gymnasium.
Plans
are
also
being
projected
for
a
tournament
with
the
Interior
towns
of
Smithers
and
Terrace
which
have
active
box-tne
clubs.
Puwn
0,
Stoke
City
by
William
Wiison,
general
organizer
for
the
American
Federation
of
Labor,
before
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Coun
.:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
::
Courtesy
S.
D.
Jonnr.ton
Co.
Ltd.
F'1
Town
2
Mill.
a
canoe
and
in
winter
dog
teams.
Later
he
took
up
land
ln
areas
together
formed
a
single
area,
Area
1.
Area
2
includes
the
waters
between
Willapa
Harbor
and
Cape
Spencer,
Alaska.
Area
3
covers
the
waters
from
Cane
Snencer
to
a
line
running
Pmgh
l.
r
C1,y
4,
Burnley
1.
Bob
jo
13
ti
0,
Prestoii
Nnriii
cil
In
the
Carpeters'
Hall
on
Thursday
night.
Mr.
Wilson,
who
has
been
visiting
local
branches
of
the
trade
unions
for
the
last
week,
lor
ine
pari.
i
Sweetness
of
the
queen
Immediately
caught
the
fancy
of
the
audience,
and
her
interpre-
tation
of
her
role
warranted
high
praise.
Other
leading
characters
were:
Agnes
Mcintosh
and
Neila
Mc-Kelvie
as
attendants
to
the
true
west
from
Cape
Sarichef
f
Uton
Wanderers
1,
Fed
1
(tie).
gave
an
outline
of
a
brief
pres-
T7,trorf
KriVlllcr
rlllhi
rrn.
T"-i'
.-.
r.
"tl
Division
on
Unimak
Island.
Area
4
includes
those
waters
of
the
Bering
Sea
Tying
north
of
the
line
run-nine
from
Caoe
Sarichef.
Lwis
United
1.
the
Kispiox
Valley
20
miles
north
of
Hazelton
and
used
it
as
his
headquarters
when
he
took
a
contract
to
pack
supplies
to
maintain
the
Yukon
telegraph
lines.
He
staked
coal
claims
In
the
Groundhog
coal
fields
and
placer
claims
on
many
creeks.
He
made
large
amounts
of
money,
but
lost
it
in
innumerable
projects.
One
of
these
was
a
plan
to
establish
a
game
hunters'
resort
on
his
ranch
and
fly
hunt
is
training
fighters
In
the
ar-
i
Columbia
the
British
with
Joe
Ward
acting
executivye
mory.
,
of
the
Trades
and
u.
"nlngham
Citv
1.
'queen;
Ivy
Gillespie,
king's
min-jister;
Jacquelyn
Moore,
king's
!
physician,
and
Olive
Strand,
The
Area
S
limit
of
28.000,000
Buffalo
Canadian
11
Consol.
Smelters
95.00
Conwest
80
Donalda
70
Eldona
72
Elder
52
Giant
Yellowknife
....
3.65
God's
Lake
61
Hardrock
13V4
Harrlcana
.07
Heva
12
Hdsco
30
Jacknife
04
Joliet
Quebec
35
Lake
Rowan
12
'y
3,
Leicester
City
h
l
Barnsley
i
pounds
and
the
Area
4
limit
of
500,000
pounds
remain
the
same
as
in
1947.
The
Area
2
catch
limit
is
25,500,000
pounds,
an
increase
of
1,000,000
pounds
over
1947.
There
are
no
catch
limits
general
of
pixie
army.
VARIED
ENTERTAINMENT
WELL
RECIVED
A
square
dance
by
eight
older
youngsters
brought
exclamations
of
praise
and
delight
from
many
'bor
Congress
of
Canada
on
Cha
nnan
of
the
committee
18
TtTT
f
"th?
'
cmdlan
!
He
alMtSd
or
efforts
bein,
SSTSe
eplSsZlll'n-de
to
bring
int.
the
trade
on
movement
the
displaced
who
formerly
held
that
post.
Mr,
Nlcoll
is
still
active,
however,
i
I
persons
who
are
being
brought
.
I
to
Canada
and
who
are
settling
events.
promoting
sports
(
CTDirfcTPrM
MOTHER
The
housing
shortage,
Mr.
"overs
o,
Coventry
Plymouth
Argyllo
for
Areas
1A
and
IB.
adults,
while
the
smart
displays
OPENS
MAY
I
f
1
forest
0,
Fulham
Lapaska
061aOf
marching
by
the
pixie
army
Vancouver
Bralorne
9.75
B.
R.
X
07
Cariboo
Quartz
1,50
Dentonia
11
Grull
Wlhksne
04
Hedley
Mascot
70
Minto
02
Pend
Oreille
2.50
Pioneer
3.15
Premier
Border
04
Vz
Privateer
18
Reeves
McDonald
'
1.20
Reno
10
Salmon
Gold
19
Sheep
Creek
1.00
Taku
River
55
Congress
03
V
Pacific
Eastern
.05
Vz
Hedley
Amalg
03
Spud
Valley
15
Silbak
Premier
44
Oils
A.
P.
Con
14
Yz
Calmont
40
C.
&
E
3.95
Foothills
3.35
Home
5.80
Toronto
'
Athona
07
Aumaque
15
Beattie
62
Bevcourt
.
.35
The
fishing
season
Is
agal'.i
Little
Long
Lac
1.15
i
111
4.
Nm:,,,,,,..
opened
in
all
areas
on
May
1.
It
ends
in
Areas
IB
and
2
when
B
2.
ers
into
the
great
hunting
grounds
he
knew
so
well.
But
misfortune
overtook
the
scheme.
In
his
constant
explorations,
he
discovered
a
low
pass
through
the
mountains
to
the
Peace
River,
which
had
it
been
used
for
a
railway,
would
have
opened
valuable
acreage
for
settlement
and
given
the
north.
Improved
rail
service.
The
funeral
was
held
at
Hazelton
on
Thursday.
;
UlMt'd
o.
W..vl
Wilson
told
the
delegates,
Is
IS
RECOVERING
j
caused
by
lack
of
building
ma-"CHTCAGO
ffi
Only
survivor
.
terials
resulting
from
the
fedcr-from
the
crash
of
a
Delta
Air-
al
government's
export
policies.
Hues
DC-4
plane
on
the
muni-
Only
30
per
cent
of
Canada's
clpal
airport
here
Wednesday
i
lumber
production
is
retained
nleht
Mrs.
Tripolino
Neo
of
for
thed
omestic
market,
much
flch
Albion
2.
the
Area
2
catch
limit
Is
taKcn,
and
In
Areas
1A
and
3
when
the
Area
3
catch
limit
is
reached.
Area
4
closes
at
the
same
FSH
l.KAf:i
i
were
greeted
with
enthusiastic
applause.
A
dancing
group
of
small
boys
and
girls
also
showed
evidence
of
many
hoours
of
practice.
The
fairies,
too,
were
graceful
in
their
dancing.
Led
by
Drum
Major
Art
Nick-erson
the
rhythm
band
repeatedly
pleased
the
audience.
Mrs.
Kathleen
Stone
was
In
chnr-re
pf
the
younger
dangers,
Ivision
"a"
time
as
Area
3,
unless
it
has
been
closed
earlier
by
reason
of
ln
Clyde
3.
!
suburban
Oak
Lawn,
Illinois,
is
of
It
low
grade.
Sawmill
opera-
l-
Mirren
n
h.,
Lynx
09
Vz
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.85
McKenzle
Red
Lake
51
MacLeod
Cockshutt
....
1.18
Moneta
35
Negus
2.23
Noranda
43.50
Louvlcourt
74
Pickle
Crow
2.03-
Regcourt
-
.06
San
Antonio
4.05
Senator
Rouyn
4j
Sherrit
Gordon
1.78
.
Steep
Rock
t.90
.
Sturgeon
River
.....:..i.
.20
-.
.
Silver
Miller
27
recovering
after
suffering
severe
i
wrs,
ne
sam,
preier
to
sen
in
burns
on
both
her
legs
and
both
j
large
quantities
on
the
export
arms
were
broken.
As
she
was,
market,
rather
than
cater
to
Motherwell
0
2'
'alklrk
0.
"
LOCAL
TIDES
the
fierv
wreckage
i
domestic
needs.
pistle
2.
ti.j
Sunda
the
attainment
of
Its
own
catd
limit.
Set
line
vessels
are
again
allowed
to
secure
permits
to
retain
for
sale
one
pound
of
halibut
with
each
seven
pounds
of
other
salable
species
of
fish
caught
Incidentally
while
fisn-(Contlnued
on
Page
5)
i
aud
Mr.
J.
A.
Rutherford
or-Iganized
the
band.
Other
ers
assisting
in
the
production
2.
tie).
High
March
14,
1948
....
3:18
20.6
feet
15:37
19.1
feet
....
9:33
4.6
feet
21:2
5.7
tact
3,
AW,,
ed
the
Miami-bound
plane,
she
screamed
hysterically
for
her
child,
a
seven-year-old
son,
who
perished
with
twelve
others
on
board.
Chicle,
used
in
the
manufacture
of
chewing
gum,
was
first
brought
to
the
United
States
as
a
substitute
for
rubber.
Low
the
Suth
o,
Hearts
were-S.
A.
Cheeseman,
Mrs.
Morris,
and.
Miss
.O.
Fester.