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at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
.
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Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest'
Vnr
wvtv
t
n
a
V"J-
'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
10,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
hi
i
CABS
D
I
Fleet
TM
Coali
N
himig
ft
Voming
o
Hack
After
Abbott
Favors
f
o
Orient
;Lower
Tari,ls
i
isal
MONTRFAL
O
Finance
Min-
e
r
'
isler
Abbott
said
Thursday
he
be-
j
((T)
-Pre-war
poison
for
Paci-
licves
thRt
..tne
0"oprl
ikn
Inonnsd
fiViinrr
flopf
Pte
policy
for
Canndn
wii.h
ro-
VKI
'
.
u
H'1-im'n-uic
,7
7
'Pt
to
tariffs
and
other
trade
tv.ck
Hon.
Robert
W.
Mayhew,
minis-
barkers
is
to
set
th:m
j3n
9'.
.
Wm
tn...I
More
Rain
For
This
Area
One
of
the
most
acceptable
mornings
since
before
Christmas
greeted
city
citizens
today
as
they
walked
briskly
to
daily
chores
in
mild
damp
air
and
soggy,
slowly
disappearing
snow.
Rain
fell
through
the
night
and
early
morning
and,
according
to
the
Digby
Island
forecaster,
rain
occasionally
mixed
with
snow,
will
drop
through
today
and
tonight.
Moderate
westerly
winds
will
prevail
with
temperatures
above
the
40
degree
level
durins
afternoons.
Yesterday
the
minimum
reading
stood
at
37
above,
falling
to
30
above
overnight.
.
Iviek
1,',CK
11
from
u
Japan,
said
in
an
intr-
rep
son
able
levels
and
kceo
them
j
,,
.
1
i.
down,
both
here
and
abroad."
v
that
the
Japanese
neei
uoes
nut,
warn-'to
the
Pacific
Coast.
"They
realize
it
'f
i
This
does
not
mean
free
trade."
he
said
in
a
speech
pre-j
pared
for
delivery
et
the
an-,
nual
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Section
of
the
1110'
Chamber
of
Commerce.
I,
?
2
Dr.
Athens
Is
Diving
Champ
cir
liumcianu
;
i
but
they
do
to
n-.ii
hi
their
.,.,-s
.south
of
,.ci
sixty
per
.tems
from
the
aiavs
be
that
w
said.
More
,op)r
and
4u0,-n-iRed
in
the
nrJaiiy
Japan
1
;..ih
producer.
Would
Train
Fliers
Here
.
:.-.
';t.
SINCLAIR
SEES
TITO
1
VANCOUVER
Marshal
T:io
:
of
Yugoslavia
says
Ms
split
with
Russia
is
permanent,
U
was
reported
ve&ittday
b
James
Sinclair,
M
P.
for
Corns
Capilano.
Mr.
Sinclair,
la
a
telephone
interview
,
f
r
n
Rome
with
the
Vb
r
Sun,
said
Tito
had
ti..i
.
.:
"The
Russian-)
tal
;
thing
and
five
nothing.
There
is
no
turning
back
on
the
road
we
,
are
on.
The
Russians
never
forgive."
Mr.
Sinclair
has
been
on
a
trip
to
Belgrade
in
his
capacity
as
Parliamentary
assistant
to
the
Minister
of
Finance
to
discuss
Yugoslavia's
debt
to
Canada.
TOP
SECRETS
STOLEN
ROME
Thieves,
believed
by
the
Turin-Rome
Expreso
whn
an
international
spy
ring,
to-
day
robbed
an
Italian
government
official
of
top-secret
documents.'
The
official,
Walter
Sobri
of
the
Ministry
of
Transport,
was
travelling
on
the
Turin
Rome
Express
when
robbed.
A
brief
case,
containing
documents
on
railway
installations,
described
as
"of
llyilrdgen
BLIND
MOTHER
HAS
FOURTH
CHILD,
IXIES
HER
OWN
HOUSEWORK
A
mother
who
has
never
seen
her
husband
or
children,
Mrs.
Edward
Stevens,
36,
of
Oakville,
Out.,
gave
birth
to
her
fourth
child
recently.
Seen
with
husband,
Teddy,
seven,
Kenneth,
four,
Lynda,
two,
and
buoy
Bryan,
she
lost
her
sight
and
right
hapd
in
a
percussion
cap
explosion
when
she
was
six.
She
does
all
housework
and
is
the
"best
cook
in
the
whole
'orld,"
according
to
her
husband.
Prince
Kujiert
Aero
Club
in
Annual
Session
Dr.
Kcrgin
Ite-Kletted
HoiiiIk
Too
i
Klaus
Fuelis,
Confessed
Spy,
binmilted
Gave
Great
Help
To
Soviet
id
To
Many
Attend
Deccico
Funeral
The
annual
nicellng
of
the
Frinee
Rupert
Aero
Club
was
held
in
Club
quarters
ut
Seal
Cove
Wednesday
nlicht.
Officers
for
the
ensuing
year
were
elected
as
i
lollows:
i.
rresidmt,
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergln
reflected.
1
Vice-President,
Wm.
Mclean.
!
Secretary,
J.
Flnley.
Stiideiris'
Revival
Here
AUCKLAND
-Canada
scored
a
first
place
victory
in
British
Empire
Games
tonight
when
Dr.
George
Athans
captured
the
springboard
diving
;
championship.
Dr.
Athans
Is
.
an
interne
uV
Vancouver
General
Hospital.
Dr.
Alhans
liad
been
trailing
Peter
Ilcutley
of
England
up
to
the
last
plunge
but
he
flnaily
beat
him
out.
Five
thousand
persons
watched
the
handsome
young
Vancouver
medico,
close
out
his
competitive
swimming
career
and
who
plans
to
retire
now
to
private
practice,
score
the
triumph
Hie
sixth
for
Canada
in
the
week
long
games.
A
heavy
rain
was
falling.
A
three-man
Canadian
swimming
team,
including
Allan
Gilchrist
of
Ocean
Falls,
came
second
to
England
with
New
Zea
LONDON
.
Klaus
Fuchs.
brilliant
Gennan-born
Britisli
scientist,
wlio
confessed
to
giving
vyal
atomic
spcrets
to
Russia,
was
today
committed
fur
trial.
He
faces
a
maximum
of
fourteen
years'
imprisonment
if
i
Requiem
Hitih
Mass
for
Giu-scppc'
Joseph"
Declcco.
73.
who
j
died
in
General
Hospital
hist
Pund:.y.
was
celebrated
by
Rev.
!
Father
K.
Green
at
9
a.
m.
Frid
'V
Illinois
College
Students
Turn
to
Religion
Mature
of
It,
Teachers
Mi,
i:itor
i:i
!!
A
It
Lord.
Vjin
'.uvcr
Nor-
the
maximum
importance
were
stolen
from
his
compartment.
If
.
convicted
on
two
charges
ol
violating
the
Official
Secrets
Act.
Fuchs
confessed
that
since
1942
he
knowhngly
and
continuously
passed
or.
to
Russia
British-Aiiicrican
atomic
secrets,
the
r-os'-eutidii
told
the
court
today.
WHEATON.
Illinois
0
A
spun-
i
in
the
Church
of
Annunciation
laneous
religious
student
revival
Manj
friends
attended
the
ser-which
started
Wednesday
nipht
!
ier
hich
wns
followed
by
pray,
at.
Little
Wheaton
College,
had
'
trs
ut
the
Fairview
Cemetery
bv
developed
into
a
marathon
Rev.
.Father
O.
P.
M
ihan.
prayer
meeting
today.
Some
15U0
i
Fronds
also
assembled
for
j
'
Treasurer.
E.
C.
Wallace.
I
Chairman
of
Technical
Com-!
!
niit
U-e,
R.
Kclsey.
!
Chairman
of
Enlertaiiiment.
R.
',
Vool.s.
i
Chairman
of
House
and
!
Grounds,
N.
Hkogmo.
!
Chairman
of
Ground
School,
'Pat
Deanc.
i
niiectors
J.
C.
Gilkcr
and
B.
i
Abereronible.
!
Tlie
President,
in
hi.s
annual
students
and
110
faculty
members
!
piavprs
at
fie
Grcnville
Court
C
.vrWabiy.
tills
could
have
In-ri"(!",-i
ir
formation
not
only
on
of
the
non-seetanan
fundament
NEW
YORK
The
impact
of
the
coal
strike
is
being
felt
to-night
with
the
taking
of
hundreds
of
passenger
trains
off
their
runs.
Freight
services
are
being
cut
by
twenty-fiVe
percent
a.r,U
passenger
train
curtailment
from
thirty
to
fifty
percent.
Thousands
ol
railway
employees
wil
lbe
laid
off.
Quitting
"Reds"
1
land
and
Australia
third
and
loin
Ih.
i
nr.-'
school
1
,ii
In-
Hie
sp"al'.T
K-iai
..'um
Week
f
A
-.
m.
el'.air-
,i!,.-;,:i'-n
Wee':
j
,,-
I'm
lMp-il
I
r
r
..
;;.i:nunc"tl
j
..-
a-
..irmiio!!'.
j
IV.
ic
Cfiiiro
I
Ills
i
!
U
be
held
i.'ii-
A..nii;'
him
i
lh::j,-"'l
the
previous
day
r.t
8
n
in.
;
Pai;!'(Ter.s
were
Iiuis
Amad.'o
Charles
Ba'agno,
B.
Sylvester.
J
Cinersui
ard
A.
Richards.
Ftine"-!!
'report,
expressed
satisfaction
as
!
far
as
uromess
was
concerned.
A
alist
prolestant
school
joined
in
the
prayer
service.
They
jammed
Pierce
Memorial
Chapel
for
more
than
32
consecut
ive
hours.
Sonie
remained
during
early
motiiiivr
tiours
and
there
was
no
indica
the
jl
mi
bmb
but
also
on
the
hydu'
gen
bomb.
.
In
7nMii
actor.
Millard
Tyd-nr-;.
Democratic.
Michiuan,
declared
that
Fuchs
had
given
in-"cvnv'tion
which
mmht
have
jTaylorcraft
plane
had
been
pur
arri)ti"rinent.
were
in
chrrge
of
Man
Killed
In
Terrace
Woods
C
Undertakers.
:
B.
chased
and
a
certificate
of
air
worthiness
obtained.
'
The
Club
was
now
in
the
p'l:.,--
tion
of
a
break-up.
No
classr
'n?"'ird
ui
Russia's
development
were
held
yesterday
and
tlvn
1
I
I
VS
Irs
!,tlon
tp
begin
tpwalilig,tt
fsehool
and
giving
flying
instruc
M
-the
liydrofc
frwib-'By-wie-,:
two
year's.)
TERRACE
HEfM'S
will
probably
be
none
today.
A
loRi'ing
accident
took
the
nn';
ibtit-Tl
bV
j
tion
as
soon
as
weather
permit;.
MONSTER
EGG
111,
nf
Ulllium
Tivlni1
nmiOfit'pn
Trail
Having?
Union
Switch
GUAY
TRIAL
TO
BE
POSTPONED
tot
Kcmo
Lumber
Company,
at!
T,"c
P'dent,
extended
hearty
!
I
"anks
to
the
executive
for
tlre-I
Terrace
late
yesterday
afternoon.
lale
,,our8
a,ld
sa,,s-
Worklu.1
in
the
woods
nine
miles
i
i
TERRACE
-Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
i
A.
Griffiths,
formerly
of
Prince
'
,.rth
r,l
T,.i
r:.ee
the
m
iridle-ne
!
'f
tory
Ucnlevcmenu
La
Dr.
Kergln,
In
closing,
suggest
QUEBEC
Le
Soleil
reported
i
Rupert,
now
living
on
farm
today
the
trial
of
J.
Albert
Guay.
land
on,
the
highway
about
Quebec
jeweller,
accused
of
j
two
miles
west
of
Terrace,
have
i-
il'.Y
Will
6c
canon
Ki'huol
.':
to
Ihe
pro-,ii
Adlrm.
Ti
a
1
it
rV
pnur
to
Ids
i;;i.;Miii;'.
It
d
HI
adiiress
tun
'is
of
in-
man
was
htruck
in
the
back
and
..nL
Kir
n
oi
.,-
tlr.i
l
Vt
tnrll
ItfT
ed
as
the
obeciives
for
the
com-
TRAIL
(f
The
executive
officers
of
Local
480
of
the
International
Union
of
Mine.iMill
and
Smeller
Workers
resigned
ves-
!
back
when
hit
by
a
falling
tree
"B
"r
!
m,"
1
He
was
taken
to
the
Terrace
Red
;
.--
Cross
Hospital
and
pronounced
SNOW
HAMPERS
SEARCH
WIHTEHORSE.
A
snowstorm
today
held
down
planes
searching
for
the
big
,
United
Stales
transport,
now
missing
for
two
weeks
with
44
persons
on
board.
Meantime
a
ground
rescue
party,
including
five
parachutists
and
a
RCAF
doctor,
inched
its
way
up
a
jagged
inounta'n
peak
to
the
aid
of
ten
stranded
fliers
who
have
now
spent
three
days
and
nights
in
sub-zero
weather
since
their
search
plane
crashed
Tuesday.
The
rescuers
jumped
from
a
"Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Dakota
in,"
dead
on
arrival
st
ruction
and
increase
in
mcin-
bershio.
i
The
meeting
was
followed
cy
a
i
social.
murder
in
connection
with
a
plane
crash
that
killed
23
last
September,
may
be
postponed
from
February
20
until
February
27.
Le
Soleil
said
in
a
newspage
story
that
crown
prosecutor
Noel
Dorion,
due
to
take
charge
of
the
case
against
Quay,
at
FAROUK
OPENS
NEW
PARLIAMENT
His
majesty.
King,
larouk,
is
shown
as
he
listened
to
the
address
to
the
king
being
delivered
by
H.
E,
Nahas
Pa-stha.
new
Egyptian
premier,
during
the
opening
or
the
Egyptian
parliament.
Nahas
Pasha's
party
won
a
majority
liliilr.ssioll.
vill
b'.i-
hi-
a
hen
in
their
poultry
home,
which
laid
an
egg
last
wck
of
mammoth
proportions.
It
measures
ei;,rht
inches
In
circumference
one
way
and
nine
and
a
half
inches
the
other.
It
weighed
seven
ounces,
and
w.is
found
to
contain
another
perfect
egg
inside.
'i
i!1m
r
li-i.lin-t
present,
is
occupied
with
a
case
j
In
Sherbrooke
and
is
unlikely'
Merchant
Marine
Policy
Defended
to
be
free
February
20.
Taylor,
In
his
early
forties,
had
been
a
Terrace
resident
with
liU
wife
and
teen-age
son,
William
Jack',
since
April
of
last
year,
and
was
woods
foreman
with
th?
company,
logging
contractors
for
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Company.
A
coroner's
aiiiuesi
began
at
2
p.
m.
todav
and
it
Is
exueetci
tlie
body
will
be
forwarded
to
the
former
.home
or
the
deceived
In
Fort
Willla.v..
Ontario
for
burial.
He
was
a
veteran
of
the
Second
Great
War.
in
addition
to
his
wife
and
in
parliament
during
the
recent
elections.
Boris
Horsfall's
Operatic
Cur-nival
troupe,
after
a
successful
engagement
here
Wednesday
night,
returned
to
Vancouver
Thursday
night
aboard
the
Prince
Mustangs
And
.
Jets
I
terriay
and
the
United
Steel
Workers
of
America
rciO-CCLi
moved
in
to
form
a
new
locrl
which
it
is
expected
ths
majority
of
the
8;no
workers
here
of
onsolidated
Mining
and
Smelt
ing
will
immediately
Join.
Resignation
of
the
officers
was
announced
by
John
Gordon,
in-tcrnational
representative.
He
wil
ladminister
the
local's
affairs
until
a
meeting
Is
held
to
elect
a
new
slate
ol
officers.
The
mine
and
mill
union
war
ousted
from
the
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
last
year
when
it
was
charged
with
being
directed
by
the
Communist-led
international
executive
.
Harvey
Murphy
of
the
mine
and
mill
union
sees
"treachery
''
in
the
move.
.
M"-.
Adli'iu
'ii1'1"-
have
been
'.'.ui-
ijI
cliis.ii
Ooin
1
SCI
IK'S
iii
(.he
'i'
Hup-rt
and
i
iiiid
;"-t
up
at
'.v
iliruii:di'ut
il.'Vs
brfure
VA-""liMiciires.
Th';
"I
Iv.o
of
tin
se
:
I1',
v.,
ami
wop'
"I
Mr.
Hunter
of
i..
i
.
.
..i
.
.
i
lale
yesterday
and
landed
300
yards
from
the
wreck.
I
i
X
I
Returning
to
her
childhood
country
after
many
years
in
:
Ketchikan.
Mrs.
Nelson
passed
I
through
the
city
aboard
the
!
Prince
George
Thursday
night,
SAINT
JOHN,
N.B.
Transport
Minister
Chevrier
sad
yesterday
It
would
have
cost
the
federal
government
$25,000,000
a
year
to
keep
Canada's
deep
sea
merchant
fleet
in
operation.
Out-
George.
Aged
Woman
Is
Burned
to
Death
MONTREAL
Mrs.
Laura
Tremblay,
84,
lost
her
life
and
two
children
were
Injured
in
a
fire
that
destroyed
a
frame
bungalow
in
suburban
ville
Jacques
Cartier,
across
the
St.
Lawrence
River
from
Montreal.
Two
youths,
overnight
guests,
had
carried
the
elderly
woman
and
several
others
t
o
safety.
It
is
WHITEHORSE
9
Canadian
i
Mustang
fighter
planes,
yestcr-
j
day
more
than
held
their
own
against
American
jet
aircraft
in
j
a
mock
clog
fight
at
low
alti
is
survived
bv
a
j
lining
the
reasons
behind
the
son.
Mr.
Iavic
iiiiH'iled
daughter
in
Fort
Wil
enroute
to
Australia,
where
she
will
ti'.kc
up
residence.
Mrs.
Nelson
has
many
relatives
in
the
hum.
tudes
over
tlii.-.
northern
bass.
The
"baltl";"'
was
a
training
prelude
to
"Exercise
Swett-
inMuaimej-
j
'I
'In"
l'linee
It
u-
j
;
Av.ecj.itidu
v.'a',
j
i
"
in
In
Ihe
uicet-
i
governments
decision
10
pay
a
$3,000,000
subsidy
to
Canadian
shipping
companies
for
one
year
only,
Mr.
Chevrier
said
he
felt
the
gfjvernmcnt
had
adapted
Ihe
onlv
sensible
DOliCV.
country
down
under.
Terrace
Weather
Very
Pleasant
TERRACE
-Weather
conditions
In
Terrace
have
been
most
pleasant
following
the
rocf-nt
cold
spell.
A
new
fall
of
snow
of
about
two
or
three
inches
has
made
watking
eaay,
and
the
temperature
ranges
from
20
to
tliirly-M.x
sib've.
The
bit
lor
winls
have
iil.o
abated.
'
Ijuar.
joint
winter
manoeuvre
THE
WEATHER
thought
Mrs.
Tremblay
ran
)n
thr
nortn
liici
is
scheduled
back
into
the
burning
home
believing
others
were
inside.
;;
TODAY'S
STOCKS
::
(Courtesy
S.
U.
Joliutlou
Cu
Ltd.
J
tv
get
underway
from
Whiten
irsc
February
13.
The
Must-U'gs
flew
at
be-Iv.een
3T)0
and
375
miles
an
hour
i.
ii
.i
i
i(
n
v.'c
i
I;
1
be
'
Education
-'-mew"
uud
in
1
leal
me
articles
;'
during
Hie
'in
various
eili-o.ii
(1'i'U.
The
Synopsis
I
Most
of
the
province
is
over-
AppLE
GROWERS
cast
and
mild
today
with
cold
Jl
'
weather
confined
to
the
extreme
ARE
SEEKING
Alt'
northern
edge
of
British
Colur.i-
.
M
,
'
,.,.
-n..
ii,
mucl
tir
av
Ul
innn
4w
-v.
Premier
An-
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
(
today
Mr
and
Mrs.
R.
Allen".
J.
C.
Stevenson,
J.
C.
Martin.
J.
S.
English.
To
Sandspit.
(today)
II.
Helin
From
Vancouver
(Thursday
J.
C.
McLean.
will
change
to
scattered
showors
gallon
headed
by
o.
,f
niivi.i
trus
MacDonald,
er-nipnrod
with
the
.WO
miles
peri
i
li
nil-
.of
the
jets.
'
Five
thousand
Canadian
and
j
'
American
troops
and
Itw
plnnes
.
'.i!l
participate
in
Uie
Sweet-'
!
briar
nrunocuvers.
wlll
confer
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
Loas'if
New
York
5.
Chifaiio
It-
Bcattie
:
52
Hevcourt
Jfi
Bobjo
.
.14
Buffalo
Canadian
........
.08':
Consul.
Smellers
99.15
Conwest
113
Donalda
-57
Eldona
.31
East
Sullivan
4.75
Giant
Yellowknife
6.25
?L
'
d
snow
WU,'
begin
in
the
with
federal
authorities
;
today
interior
this
afternoon
and
par-
to
discuss
possible
fwaj
to
Annapolis
Valley
stelunw
South-
sist
tonight
and
tomorrow.
.
w
k
!
h,.iiiiil"
A
fTi
n
ITl
eI
I
1.
I
Vancouver
Bayonne
03
'a
Bralorne
-
9.25
H
R
Con
U2':-'
li
R
X
06
...
Cariboo
Quartz
1.-23
Congress
New
23'g
Ileciley
Ma.scct
26
Pacific
Eastern
,
.05
Tend
Oreille
5.60
Pioneer
3.40
Premier
Border
03'.?
Privateer
13,
..riw
it'.ifM
h
eh
swent
tlie
coaai.
apu:
B""-
"
by.v......
.
spokesman
said
the
discussions
last
nigth
are
subsiding
to
fresu
southerly
winds
tills
morning..
Temperatures
will
rcinuin
mild.
Forecast
North
Const
Region
Ovcrcust
with
ruin
showers,
occasionally
nixed
with
snow
today
and
to-nlfht.
Little
change
In
tempera
would
be
in
the
nature
of
"pre-1
liminary
talks
on
current
problems
faced
by
the
growers."
There
was
no
assurunce
a
final
agreement
would
be
reached.
Mrs.
Diana
Blair
Shower
Honorcc
.34
.36
.061:
.07
.08
V
.05
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harrlcana
Hcva
Hoseo
Jacknife
;
v.
ill
be
an-
;
1
"r
ils't.
reported
j
;,;,l!'"
i
to
Chair
-"''i'
'
r
i
'embers
of
'
r.
it
.Wrifiht,
I
7
;-
""',
Mrs.
I
'
1
e'"'"ra.
'
"i-ide-tl
Iti'pre-!
1
(
'"''and,
ri'porl-1
'
'
1
'oviiiciai
ex-
1
-i
in
Vaneou
':
"
''
i.ilierwhlch
1
v.d'j
ihe-
xeltl"-;
1
''
I
lie
IV
C.
T.F.
.
mnvrr
)lt.
--(,
Ai
Li
Ti'aclv
"s
"
'
"fi'l
workah
1
"lift
and
it
U
"!'
eoulil
be
p:
,-
"
v
"i
fil
Mr.
(
-
"'
i
li!
report
l
"
I
he
ani":ul
Reeves
McDonald
.03
ture
KrtuM
i
wester
V
WI110S.
J
Reno
Sheep
Creek
...
KiUjuk
Premier
Taku
River
Vananda
miles
per
hour.
Lows
tonight,
and
,
1.13
.38
.12
.11
.07
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy.
Salmon
Gold
3U
and
40:
Kundsplt,
JJ
una
jo.
Prince
Rupert,
32
and
38.
Due
eveulir:
prior
to
me
marriage
of
Mrs.
Diane
Bliih'
to
Hubert
Elkins
of
Terrace,
which
took
place
yesti
rday,
Mrs.William
Long
and
Mrs.
A'j
Phillipson
were
shower
hoslsses
in
honor
Joli-t
Quebec
:
.70
Lake
Rowan
05
1
Lapaska
.04s
Little
Long
Lac
,
.51
Lynx
.14
Madsen
Red
Lake
,
2.88
McKennie
Red
Lake
55
MeLeud
Cocksliutt
2.08
MoneU
,.1
Negus
1.50
Noranda
68.00
Spud
Valley
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
4.05
of
Miss
niuir.
lively
girts
weie
'
111
In
H.C.T.K
'"'"w
at
Ea;
.er
'"
-"HI..
n'ni"Mi;ly
)-'
"'inns
of
"i,p
presented
In
a
small
ear
uuu
there
was
much
fun
in
their
un-w
rapping.
Later
in
the
evening
tempting
reticshmcnls
were
served.
Invited
guests
were
Mrs.
it.
t,r
Mrs.".
D
Mtch.
Mrs.
R.
.19
1.S3
.04
3.75
Louvijjourt
...
Pickle
Crow
.
Regcourt
San
Antonio
Saturday,
February
11,
1'JaO
A
P.
Con
8
Atlantic
Calmont
B
Central
Lcduc
'
1-20
Home
Oil
U
35
Mercury
10
Okalta
2.00
Pacific
Pete
4.50
Princess
:
3
Royal
Canadian
06
'i
Royalite
9.25
Toronto
Athona
08
Aumaquc
-12
7:59
High
19.3
feet
15.7
feet
Senator
Rouyn
23
Sherrlt
Gordon
"'"'(I'll
by
K
G.
'
""I'i'AMt
Lhti
CO'U-
n
anreen;
t
'V'1
''liunl
Tr;
''w
from
Jumi-
Low
21:48
1:34
15;17
Jones.
Mrs.
E.'V.
Whiting.
M-s..
wnn.ini
Rood
Mi-'"
Iris
Christ
9.9
feet
5.8
feet
2
3
2.43'
.22
.62
3.40
iansen.
Miss
Chprlotte
Balato.
ic
neinhine
Balagno,
Miss,
Steep
Rock
Sturgeon
River
...
Silver
Miller
Upper
Canada
..
JAP
REPATRIATES
WELCOMED
FROM
RUSSIA
Crowds
line
the
road
outside
Tokyo
to
greet
Japanese
repatriates,
the
first
group
to
arrive
In
the
winter-time
from
Russia.
Of
the
2,500
men
to
arrive
aboard
the
Takasago
Marti
from
Nahodka,
200
were
hospitn!
cas"s.
Mis
n
Vonrien
sailed
aboard
r
,
Miss
M.
main,
ivnao
.J'
nations
will
be
r,.i
nm
Thursday
.Millie
Bill.
night
for
a
visit
to
Vancouver.
Audrey
Wrathall
.
,
'
s.
.
V.
,