VICTORIA,
S.
C.
1C5
PROVINCIAL
-IT'S
Take
heba
PHONE
y
MM
STARCABS
-
GYRO
Apple
Day
Saturday,
Oct.
23
MAKING
JASPER
WINTER
RESORT
JASPER
PARK
A
$2,000,-000
development
program.,
which
is
designed
to
make
Jasper
Park
a
winter
as
well
as
a
summer
tourist
resort
has
been
commenced.
Such
attractions
as
skating
rink
and
indoor
swimming
pool,
bowling
alleys,
are
to
be
included.
There
will
also
be
development
of
skiing
grounds
to
the
northeast
of
the
town.
4
Arab
B
.tile
RaM
KORTKERM
AND
CXNTBAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
;
if.--
,
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXVII.
No.
248.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
21,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
kt
j,
Bccrshcba,
Arab
race,
,
the
today
by
Israeli
bitter
bat"e'
a
spokesman
an-
ln
Palestine
is
Sett
Fi
sacclru
IV
Pig
after
israe
en
the
Unite"
Hind
in
the
Ne-
HOWE'S
MIND
IS
UNCHANGED
OTTAWA,'
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,-
Acting
Prime
Minister,
;he
United
Nations
jrance
tnai
taw
Formula
for
Berlin
is
Now
Being
Worked
Out
PARIS
(CP)
Five
big
powers
today
declared
Utdid
not
reach
ALASKA
SHIP
MERGER
PLANNED
SEATTLE
A
consolidation
of
operations
of
the
Alaska
Steamship
Co.
and
Northland
LOCAL
MEN
TO
BE
GIVEN
WORK
On
Erection
of
Construction
Camp
Buildings
at
Watson
Island
'
m
In
an
intprvipw
ui-t.h
t.h
fona.
City's
Gravel
Delivery
Dicker
With
Construction
Co.
Fails
WILL
COMPLETEGRAVEL
DELIVERIES
IN
OWN
TIME,
COMPANY
MANAGER
INFORMS
COUNCIL
CONTRACT
LACKS
PENALTY
CLAUSE
An
attempt
by
city
council
to
dicker
with
Hig-hway
Con-
the
fixing
u
,
on
i
,
hich
troops
ouii
.nft,b..,
in
the
battle
oii"
-
-
Transportation
Co.
to
take
effect
after
settlement
of
the
current
.
themselves
m
favor
of
settling
their
differences
t
y
lsi"l
neacefullv.
While
the
six
"neutrals"
of
the
United
vrdaV
W!al
U1C
'
7
ivraell
received
were
reported
to
have
been
order.
Egypt
also
nuc.
work
of
erecting
camp
construe-
Nations
Security
Council,
including
Canada,
polished
To
change
for
a
30-day
extension
to
the
current
gravel
delivery
ih
ciitr,).
time
f
ranee
wu
uuminaica
oy
vne
r
r
7
.
.
'agreement
fell
flat
Wednesday
aiternoon
when
the
company
tion
building
at
Watson
island
Up
a
new
formula
for
the
settlement
oi
the
iseriin
cus-
"
i"""1"
"Mannonnprti
that
it
would
make
aeuverv
in
its
own
time-
.
wnere
we
uommma
wuuibk
Dute
tne
Bier
j'ive
announced
support
oi
a
Mexican
R.
H.
Hankey,
local
superintendent
of
the
company,
told
Co.
Ltd.
Is
to
have
its
celanese
t:
.
1
resolution
appealing
to
them
to
it
Nazis.
iish
aggression,
Mr.
Howes
statement
came
,
tinned
The
order,
,,.
after
Francisque
Gay,
French
I"
as
meeting
embassador
to
Canada,
had
m
expected
the
suggested
that
the
four
French
1
.
.
......
j
tvrtnm
In
fan
art
a
"arriisprt
nf
the
Northland
company,
said
that
certain
assets
of
the
concern,
Including
the
steamship
council
a
special
meeting
oi
settle
their
affairs.
Russia
and
Mayor
Arnold
said
and
the
aldermen
agreed
ruefully.
However,
that,
since
the
agreement
con
pulp
mill
wiu
be
recruited
to
a
.
large
extent
locally,
It
was
stat-
g
'
ill
ed
today
at
company
offices.
iloSl!
,rasn
-i-L
IV
INI
Kins
1
1
Chief
Washakie,
are
to
be
trans
tained
no
penalty
clause,
delivery
of
the
gravel
for
street
re
k
er
wou
a
oe
iucu
i-
K'1
1
1
1
.
I
..
.
I
Y.
,
..
,
France
supported
the
idea
conditionally
while
Great
Britain,
United
States
and
China
made
no
reservations.
The
two
dis
ferred
to
the
Alaska
Steamship
Co.
they
did
embark
on
a
round
of
criticism
that
Included
both
the
company
and
themselves.
"The
contract
should
have
in
habilitation
would
be
made
on
Thirty-Seven
The
camp
buildings
are
being
put
up
at
this
time
so
that
all
will
be
in
readiness
to
accommodate
the
construction
crews
A
Foreign
OfflC?
wuituumuuu
oiui
wie
cuciuy,
id
mat
the
order
should
return
to
their
country
!
be
carried
an1
appeal
before
the
courts
if
Meanwhile,
today
at
Seattle,
the
company's
terms
without
the
strike-bound
Alaska
Trans
regard
for
the
contract
cluded
a
clause
under
which
Drorjer
as
soon
as
the
contrac-!
PRESTWICK,
ScoUand
A
portation
Co.
said
that
it
is
sus
certain
quantities
of
gravel
Mr.
Hankey
was
quoted
by
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thaln
as
say
ad
Haifa
were
air
pending
operations
"indefinite
should
have
been
delivered
peri
ing:
"We
will
pay
no
penalty
ly"
and
"has
no
future
plans."
tors
are
ready
to
start
the
work,
flaming
Royal
Dutch
Air
Lines
Meantime,
tenders
for
the
main
Constellation
crashed
Into
a
buildings
have
not
yet
been
cow
pasture
near
here
early
to-called.
It
was
stated
today,
al-
day,
killing
37
of
40
persons
OA
senters
said
the
resolution
should
be
amended
for
the
"wording
is
not
quite
satisfactory."
The
resolution
on
Berlin
calls
for
an
immediate
lifting
of
the
blockade,
adoption
of
Russian
currency
and
a
conference
of
the
Big
Four
to
Iron
out
their
A
spokesman
for
the
company
i
clause.
We
may
lulfil
the
con-
odically,"
Mayor
Arnold
continued.
"The
contract
was
badly
mey
nave
cuuceni
iur
uieir
honor."
The
suggestion
was
mdae
in
private
discussions
at
the
Prime
Minister's
office
between
Mr.
Gay
and
Mr.
Howe.
Mr.
Gay,
in
a
statement
made
public
after
the
discussion,
said
that
he
told
Mr.
Howe
that
"the
persons
in
question,
who
had
said
that
most
of
its
Seattle
op
i
tract
and
we
may
not.
The
city
MPORT
eratlng
personnel
will
be
let
go
can
do
what
it
likes
about
u.
though
it
has
been
intimated
board.
The
dead
include
one
that
they
will
be
within
the
Canadian
crew
member
and
Final
delivery
date
for
the
on
Friday."
10,000
cubic
yards
of
gravel
un
next
few
weeks.
First
work
to
be
nine
American
passengers.
The
OPPED
drawn
up,"
Alderman
Rudder-ham
agreed.
Alderman
George
Casey
criticized
the
company,
which,
he
said,
had
given
"unsatisfactory
der
the
six-month
contract
undertaken
will
be
the
con-
remainder
were
mostly
Dutch
differences.
The
three
western
powers
announce
acceptance
of
been
condemned
In
absentia.
j
Import
rcstric-1
ere
tried
by
the
French
courts
signed
last
May
Is
November
13
Earlier
Mr.
Hankey
sought
a
30-
Crete
footings
which
will
pre-
people.
erection
of
steel
which
cede
the
buK3t
four.engined
plane
the
formula.
Andrei
Vishinsky
agrees
to
present
It
to
Moscow.
i
lifted
during
the
according
to
correct
legal
pro
service"
in
all
Its
dealings
with
the
city.
Alderman
Black
echoed
day
extension
In
order
to
de-J
will
come
i
rum
me
uumunuu
REVISITING
PR.
RUPERT
ne
fresh
fruits
and
cedure
and
had
been
found
liver
6,000
cubic
yards
of
high
Bridge
Co.
his
sentiments.
Finance
Minister
i
gumy.
into
flames
after
striking
a
high
tension
wire
about
ten
miles
from
the
air
field
after
an
attempt
had
been
made
at
landing
in
a
mist.
quality
gravel
from
the
Denlse
Arm
pit.
Council
then
sought
to
jnced
last
night.
The
four
men
are
Dr.
George
hat
temporary
lift-
Benoit
Montel,
49-year
old
sur-port
bans
was
mad
geon
now
lecturing
In
Laval
The
man
who
built
Prince
Ru
B.C.
BUYIIIG
OF
BONDS
IS
HEAVY
Victoria
Barbers
Increase
Prices
get
a
refund
from
a
year
old
contract
in
exchange
for
the
pert's
two
main
public
buildings
Following
the
meeting,
Mr.
Hankey
told
a
reporter
that,
while
he
intended
to
disregard
the
delivery
date
set
in
the
contract,
he
planned
to
continue
bringing
In
good
quality
gravel.
The
plane
was
bound
from
Am
to
improvements
in
University
at
Quebec;
Julien
the
city
hall
and
the
fire
VICTORIA
in
future,
the
extension.
jsition.
LaDedan,
3a,
interior
decorator
hall
returned
here
Wednesday
cost
of
a
haircut
In
Victoria
will
In
long-djstance
conversation,
C.
W.
Nash,
head
of
the
com
November
1,
the
bor-
and
cabinet
maker
working
lr.
be
75
cents,
and
a
shave
50
sterdam
to
New
York.
A
Canadian
co-pilot,
Kevin
J.
O'Brien,
was
killed.
His
home
itown
Is
not
known.
to
pay
his
respects
to
the
city
which
had
been
his
nome
for
17
Delivery
of
the
total
10,000
Province
Leads
All
Canada
in
Individual
Average
Purchases
OTTAWA
British
Columbia's
cents.
A
child's
haircut
will
be
j)
lettuce
and
to-
Montreal;
Andre
Charles
Enter
similar
open
per-
manual
Boussat,
45,
also
a
phy-
'yards
would
be
completed
about
pany,
told
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thaln
that
he
would
not
con-
years
prior
to
leaving
a
quarter
50
cents.
Itlnamher
1
1
hp
estimated
average
bond
subscription
in
th;
liluwed
for
cabbage,
siclan
now
working
for
a
drug
of
a
centry
ago.
sider
making
a
refund
but
that,
fQur
b;hmd
the
agreed
he
was
willing
to
pay
of
$25-a-
ryand
spinach.
firm
.and
Jean
Liuls
Hue.
third
series
Canada
Savings
Loan
la
above
the
national
av
M.
J.
McNeil,
pioneer
city
contractor,
ex-alderman
and
build
"
J
w.am
n
1
fir
fr
nor
flo
Mil
V
ua,
ticua",
(
Despite
the
fact
that
the
city
rent
deliveries
went
over
the
Salle
thu
erage.
According
t
p
figures
Just
released
from
Ottawa
In
,
the
T
FOR
BRITAIN
(failed
in
its
attempt
to
obtain
ing
inspector,
arrived
on
the
Prince
George
from
his
home
contract
period.
)
a
r.rata
refund
on
the
eravel
'first
.tabulation
in
this
loan,
the
in
Los
Angeles
for
the
first
ki
i
s
r
timjs
alnce
leaving
In
1923.
He
is
now
85
but
his
interest
in
life
mss
iNeeaea
ror
is
still
keen.
"average
uhscrlptionTs-
$1ST
or
$4
higher
than
the
average
at
this
time
in
series
two.
British
Columbia's
averaga
bond
purchase
is
$277.
Through
the
savings
plan
However,
he
finds
it
.
a
bit
e
Says
Clutterbuck
The
special
meeting
was
caU-ppjV
it-
did
manage
Jo
,
ob-ed
Wednesday.afternoon
to
nt4in
a
commitment
from
Mr.
sider
this
proposal.
However,
Nasn
that
a
refund
would
be
the
meeting
was
thrown
out
of
mafje
on
the
cemetery
contract,
joint
when
City
Engineer
Don
Tnis
contract
followed
the
in-Stewart
told
council
that
Mr.
ltial
agreement
on
the
Falrvlew
Hankey
had
informed
him
that
Bay
roac
which
contained
the
no
such
a
penalty
clause
would
refUnd
clause,
be
considered
and
that
delivery
-je
cemetery
ditching
con-of
the
remaining
quantities
tract
was
for
$2474
and
the
city
confusing
to
be
remembered
by
people
whose
faces
and
names
$15,380,100
had
been
signed
on
he
Is
unable
to
recall
and
these
gh
Commissioner
'Happy'
About
up
until
Tuesday.
This
Is
an
have
been
numerous
since
his
KING
VISITS
KING
LONDON
King
George
visited
Prime
Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
of
Canada
at
Mr.
King's
hotel
suite
today.
Mr.
King
rested
comfortably
last
night
and
continues
to
show
improvement.
He
may
be
able
to
leave
for
home
by
boat
next
week.
NOiMINATION
TRAILA.
D.
Turnbull
of
the
metallurgical
department
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
was
last
nieht
nominated
coalition
candidate
lonomic
Recovery
and
'Hopeful'
arrival
here.
increase
of
three
million
dol-
Tn
we-
niinti
'
lact
lnQTl
Elf
t".VA
laio
tm.i
tail
umv
iumh
t
v
wiu
'My
memory
must
be
slip
would
be
made
entirely
on
the
same
time.
ping,"
he
commented.
"I
have
trouble
remembering
the
people
Employees
In
payroll
com
company's
terms.
A
guarantee
bond
of
$17,000
posted
by
Highway
Construction
Co.
cannot
enforce
delivery
by
who
remember
me."
panies
buying
bonds
total
78,-007,
an
increase
of
more
than
withheld
$625
because
of
the
company's
alleged
failure
to
complete
It
properly.
The
refund
for
which
this
contract
qualified
was
$200.
Final
payment
of
contract
has
been
deadlocked
for
almost
a
year.
With
Mr.
McNeil
Is
his
daugh-
International
Political
Outlook
country
or
people
want
war
but,
with
such
a
.ension
as
exists
today,
the
only
way
to
avoid
;ihe
is
to
stand
firm
behind
the
things
we
"eriRht.
That
is
the
policy
of
Mr.
Bevin
and
shall,
a
policy
which
has
the
-approval
of
and
all
the
free
nations.
Crisis
and
tension
11,000
over
the
number
of
sub
w:i,
v.fi,
rtat.
h,,r.
nnlv
rnv-
scribers
at
this
time
last
Magazine's
Los
Angeles
bureau.
-;:n.t
tV.
7,,
hnrn
anH
n,-ent
t
n
vi.e
y-j
r
She
was
..!14
hntnra
tVio
Mintnrt.
HmUPVPr
Mf
NSLKh
Said
that
National
highlights
of
early
returns
show
that
railway
em
school
in
Prince
Rupert
and
rff
completed
Mr.
Hankey
told
'he
would
agree
to
the
refund
if
iiicimrao
"
...
!
.
i
fVm
Mt-u
wnnlri
malro
final
na
V-
to
continue
for
some.'
,
ployees
with
nearly
two
million.
His
account
of
To
Mr.
McNeil,
the
greatest
-
,'
'
"'
,
J'Z
T
Lniw
r
rom
snuuii.
knowing
where
the
s.
il
we
continue
to
the
downtown
is
...
change
In
area
manttll
matter
of
475.
how
Britain
was
making
marked
strides
in
coming
back
eco
h
orna'th
nf
t.hp
t.rp
wh
chi""
"
"
'
.
Dollar
purchases
have,
almost
double
subscriptions.
Civil
Service
employees
have
increased
purchases
by
nearly
half
a
mil
kill.
Jj
v
"
mi
vm
-'
"
p,
I
confidently
be-
were
just
"knee
high"
when
he
nomically,
by
means
of
the
effort
and
sacrifices
of
its
people,
w
can
expect
an
up-
for
Rossland-Trail
in
the
provincial
by-election
for
the
purpose
of
filling
the
seat
made
vacant
by
the
death
of
the
late
James
L.
Webster.
PERMITS
NOW
NEEDED
OTTAWA
Import
permits
will
be
reguired
for
all
shipments
from
United
States
of
certain
types
of
structural
steel
and
iron
beginning
October
25,
Trade
Minister
How?e
announced
today.
FRENCH
COAL
STRIKE
PARIS
Strike-ridden
France,
collieries
flooded
and
fuel
perilously
low,
was
braced
for
more
violence
today
as
more
troops
were
rushed
to
trouble
spots
in
the
south
central
coal
fields.
'
than
a
downward
!
led
up
to
an
optimistic
discus
TODAY'S
STOCKS
::
Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
sion
of
the
International
scene
k
the
way
in
which
left.
The
business
district,
too,
contains
more
buildings.
Mr.
McNeil
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
1906
after
nine
years
in
the
Yukon
and
Alaska.
He
entered
the
contracting
business
and,
In
addition
to
build
from
the
economic
and
political
t
international
situa-
standpoints.
Toronto
Piimmed
up
yesterday
by
lion
dollars
with
sales
to
date
totalling
$1,068,850.
...
Despite
the
fact
that
a
number
of
B.C.
payroll
companies
did
not
start
canvasses
until
this
week
most
returns
to
date
show
increase.
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Linesi
starting
a
drive
on
October
18,
jhas
already
exceeded
the
en
The
distinguished
speaker
ex
pressed,
his
appreciation
of
the
Clutterbuck
as
he
a
a
large
joint
lun-ine
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Vancouver
Bralorne
7.25
B.
R.
Con
-
"3
B.
R.
X
08
Cariboo
Quartz
'-
1-20
warm
hearted
reception
ana
ing
the
city
hall
and
fire
hall
in
1911
and
1912,
he
constructed
a
R
Clubs
which
was
the
l.umber
of
homes,
just
how
hospitality
which
he
had
received
In
Prince
Rupert
like
elsewhere
In
the
West.
He
was
many
he
can't
recall.
He
also
had
a
hand
In
construction
of
the
dry
dock.
wnt
of
the
visit
to
rapert
oi
the
United
;
HlGh
Commissioner
to
m
the
course
of
a
tour
tire
total
of
last
loan.
Forty
per
,
cent
.
employee
participation
Is
a
20
per
cent
participation
not
unaware
of
the
great
part
that
Prince
Rupert
had
played
Athona
09
Aumaque
18
Beattle
.58
Bevcourt
21
Bobjo
lOVi
Buffalo
Canadian
......
.08
',4
Consol.
Smelters
121.50
Conwest
,
1.10
Donalda
62
Eldona
1.11
East
Sullivan
.
3.10
Giant
Yellowknlfe
4.95
God's
Lake
.46
Hardrock
27
Harrlcana
.07
Mr.
McNeil
and
his
daughter
In
the
war
and
of
the
great
M.
plan
to
remain
in
the
city
about
Victoria
Lumber,
Chemainus,
possibilities
of
this
area
for
fu
may
be
faced
with
now
has
30
per
cent
employee
ture
development.
The
worm
-
:jJny
more
struggles
as
was
looking
for
new
areas
in
which
expansion
could
take
U1
me
continuing
con
participation,
totalling
$40,000
against
a
15
per
cent
participation
for
$27,000
in
the
last
offering.
:
,
.
lW0
Ways
of
lifp.
nne
JAM
VOICE
OF
AMERICA
WASHINGTON
George
V.
Allen,
assistant
Secretary
of
State,
said
last
night
that,
the
State
Department
has
"located"
eighteen
transmitters
in
the
Soviet
Union
which
are
trying
to
jam
the
".Voice
of
America"
broadcasts
to
Russia.
IN
CLOSET
FOR
YEAR
TORONTO
Police
said
today
that
an
emaciated
boy
had
been
found
scratching
on
the
door
of
a
west-end
hpme
begging
for
food.
He
said
he
had
been
kept
for
a
year
in
a
clothes
cupboard,
fed
only
with
bread
and
water,
by
his
uncle
and
aunt.
;
.
ALASKAN
FIFTH
COLUMN
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
llcb
annpaic
t
f
;
Dentonia
x
Ol'A.
Grull
Wlhksne
05
Hedley
Mascot
33
Pend
Oreille
6.00
Pioneer
2.35
Premier
Border
.03
Privateer
-1214
Reeves
McDonald
2.75
Reno
06
Salmon
Gold
,
-13
Sheep
Creek
12
Taylor
Bridge
-31
Vananda
-33
Congress
03
V
Hedley
Amalg
02
.
Spud
Valley
-09
Central
Zeballos
01
Sllbak
Premier
-26
Oils
place
and
here.
Indeed,
was
one
of
the
greatest
of
them.
With
iu
life
mull
,utner
hich
does
not-
A
disturbance
which
moved
B.C.
Pulp
and
Paper
at
Port
Heva
10Vi
its
vast
and
varied
.
resources,
ander
was
sure
that
Inland
over
Northern
and
cen
Alice
has
already
exceeded
the,
Hosco
26
DI1L1M1
VUIUIUU1U
-
,
,
,
.
Uin
J-l(r
th.i
"
of
man
would
trl-
Jacknlfs
MVz
Europe
of
its
own."
Here,
in-
w
btiuhi
end.
With
Knrmw
night
now
extends
across
Van
Jollet
Quebec
41
deed,
was
an
area
that
would
couver
Island
causing
cloudy
"w
to
economic
re
,
Lane
Kowan
uo-4
skies
over
the
southern
coast.
1
result
of
the
aid
eslcrn
word
the
The
system
was
weakening
ap-
total
take
of
last
loan.
Two
hndred
and
forty
applications
total
$58,000.
This
Is
a
55
pel-cent
employee
participation
as
against
38
per
cent
participation
last
year.
Gordon
.Be
lye
a
employees
have
subscribed
....6,700,
an
increase
of
$1,300.
Burrard
Drydocks,
North
Shore,
with
35
per
cent
em-
throuuh
its
Mar
nreciably
this
morning
and
will
European
aid
and
produce
only
occasional
ugnv
rain
In
the
vicinity
of
the
'
roe
errnt
u
make
a
great
contribution
to
Canada,
"a
country,
on
the
move."
Turning
to
his
subject.
Sir
Alexander
said
no
"blrds-eye
view"
could
be
properly
given
of
what
was
happening
in
Britain
except
In
the
International
setting
with
the
Mother
Country
as
a
member
of
the
Common
a
p.
Con
JUNEAU
Representative
Charles
K
e
r
s
t
e
n
said
yesterday
that
the
congressional
committee
he
heads
had
found
evidence
of
fifth
column
activity,
in
Nome
and
on
Diomede
Island.
Lapaska
05
Little
Long
Lac
70
Lynx
09
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.50
McKenzie
Red
Lake
.32
McLeod
Cockshutt
95
Moneta
.35
Negus
2.10
Noranda
........
54.00
Louvicourt
.55
Pickle
Crow
2.06
r
Browlne
Lower
Mainland.
Elsewhere
over
the
Drovince
cloudy
skies
are
Calmont
-50
C.
&
E.
610
ironeral
and
a
southwesterly
Foothills
3-6S
81tUitlon.
9.85
GOOD
LUCK,
BAD
LUCK
P'yee
P""u;
"?
vf
led
un
for
$125,000.
Last
loan
at
Home
Can
...
KAMLOOPS,
B.C.,
tf
John
thls
tlme
subscriptions
totalled
wealth
of
Nations.
He
empha
flow
of
moist
Pacific
air
is
expected
to
bring
some
rain
to
the
North
Coast
areas
this
afternoon
and
overnight.
There
will
BUILDING
COSTS
DUE
FOR
DROP
VANCOUVER
Spiraling
costs
-
w
arovnd
this
"
am
confident
that
hall
together
enter
ZEBALLOS
MINE
sized
The
necessity
of
economic
Stamarski,
who
won
a
brand
i
$100,000
and
participation
was
stability
being
re-established
new
automobile
on
a
ticket
In
a
20
per
cent.
whirl,
.
aavance
win
,,..
.
'
"
'
draw,
Kamloops
Exhibition
Hes
u,
""lK-e
Previous
Regcourt
.05
San
Antonio
3.70
Senator
Ronyn
............
.48
Sherrit
Gordon
2.40
Steep
Rock
175
Sturgeon
River
.15
Silver
Miller
.33
Without
it,
there
could
be
no
political
stability.
In
1948,
the
speaker
recalled,
vauiean
ae
CLOSING
DOWN
VICTORIA
Privateer
Mines
Ltd.
announce
the
closing
down
of
their
gold
mine
at
Zcballoa
on
t
he
West
Coast
of
Vancou-tiP
Tsland
owing
to
steeply
ris
of
construction
will
taper
off
and
drop
during
the
next
three
years
at
the
rate
of
ten
percent
annually,
it
was
predicted
by
a
panel
of
speakers
at
the
northwest
conference
of
the
Society
be
little
change
in
conditions
over
the
rest
of
the
province.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Variable
cloudiness,
becoming
overcast
this
afternoon.
not
be
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
10:45,
Is
reported
to
be
on
time.
wrecked
it
a
few
hours
later
when
he
plunged
through
a
fence
Into
a
ditch.
we
of
dc-
OUt
r,f
u...
it
seemed
that
the
world
had
made
a
start
toward
resuming
Wtau.
utiierment
of
its
equilibrium.
It
had
been
Intermittent
rains
tonignt
anu
l
prosperity,
of
Residential
Appraisers
held
nt.
Harrison
Hot
Springs.
The
thought
then
that
another
three
ing
operating
costs.
Suspension
of
operations
becomes
effective
.iuuhiiu.uwk.u-
....
lncreasinK
LOCAL
TJDF5
've,Jr0PPrtunity
than
i
i
.u
j
...ju
n
atirt
r
riiiiiv.
t
unto
e-
-
(20
m
p.h.)
during
other
assistance.
miBht
see
the
to
southerly
Friday,
October
22,
1948
average
cost
ox
puu1B
uV
'ore
"
rRT
FRrvi,.
.
November
1
I
Have
a
Good
Time
Navy
Drill
Hall.
Music
by
)
Help
a
Good
Sport!
Four
Dukes.
Drawing
for
N
nMi:t
II
AMf17
Bendix
Washing
Machine,
Uenelll
imUUC
Friday,
October
22,
9
p.m.
High
3:48
17.9
feet
home
m
Vancouver
uraay,
n,
wae
15:25
20.3
feet
announced,
is
a.u
per
square
A
pail
of
water
In
a
freshly
j
rrin
of
s
;
jTressins
14
...
1
ntld
T
Alir
O
1
the
afternoon,
uttie
cnnusc
'
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Friday-At
Port
Hardy
45
and
52,
Massett
40
and
50,
Prince
Rupert
40
and
50.
wciuhs:,
luemoers
of
8.4
feet
,
foot
In
Portland
it
is
$a.ia
ana
4.5
feet
In
Tacoma
$1022.
job
of
rebuilding
to
a
large
extent
accomplished,
but,
a
number
of
adverse
factors
had
intervened
such
as
an
abnormally
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on
Page
8
painted
room
will
neip
icmvj
the
odor.
.
.'
N
Lt
,
U
Several
guests.
be
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