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Stalin
Lashes
I
PROVINCIAL
1
wmlw
no
Out
at
Alleged
PHONE
f
STARCABS
down
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29TH
War
Mongers
1
NORTHERN
AND
CKNTRAL
BRITISH
OULUMBIA'8
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXVH,
No.
254.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
28,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
0)
IvafcoD
of
Europe
Only
tofin)
Q)lnnlo
MOSCOW,
Vh
Prime
Minis-
ter
Joseph
Stalin
today
accused
Great
Britain,
the
United
States
and
so-called
"neutral
states,"
including
Canada
of
supporting
a
policy
wnich
can
lead
to
the
unleashing
of
a
new
war.
He
added,
however,
that
the
present
International
crisis
"can
only
end
in
ignominous
failure
on
the
part
or
instigators
oi
a
new
war."
Stalin
criticized
Canada,
China,
Colombo,
Syria,
Belgium
and
Argentina
for
actions
in
the
United
Nations
during
the
Berlin
discussion.
'Those
gentlemen
are
obviously
lending
their
support
to
a
policy
of
aggression."
Continuing,
Stalin
said:
"The
Without
Weapon,
Slavery
'!(
CRACKS
DOWN
OK
PARKING
I
JEROW
RESIDENTIAL
STREETS
l0ice
will
"crack
down"
on
motorists
who
...vp
the
narkinc
bylaw
which
Drohibits
Would
Result
-
Churchill
Calls
For
Bolstering
of
Defences
and
Cultivation
of
German
Co-operation
nate
parking
on
narrow
streets
at
night,
N,
Potterton
saia
mis
morning
ioiiowing
,'n
from
city
council
to
tighten
its
obser
'tel
:
A
t
:
fx
m
-in
t
-".
:
j
.
point
is
man
inspirers
oi
tne
I
aggressive
policy
of
the
United
i.
i.iiuv
liil
vjiiiv
Liic.State3
and
Britain
(Jo
riot
con-
.
.
p
-m
L..
i
s
rtpr
thpmsplvps
interested
in
agreement
and
co-operation
vance.
However,
drivers
who
for
years
have
parked
their
cars
on
residential
streets
without
molesta-
f
1
tVn
1An,
,tlf
kA
atom
Domo
prevents
eiioiavciuciii.
ui
uuiup
"j
communist
forces
directed
from
the
Kremlin."
The
w
i;
egation
with
the
TJ.SJ3JI."
He
said
that
J
war-time
Prime
Minister
called
for
both
secret
and
they
fear,
above
all
else,
an
4
,
i
turn
iiiiu
uic
law,
win
given
lniDrClt
a
few
days
to
make
other
ar
open
debate
on
the
state
of
British
defences.
He
de
agreement
with
'
Russia
since
5
agreement
would
undermine
the
j
clared
that
western
powers
il
1
1
T
v
I
J
F
rangements
for
leaving
their
cars
,
i-
-
position
of
the
war
mongers
and
;
should
put
no
obstacles
in
the
at
night,
Egt.
Potterton
said.
He
Lrary
anil
3f0
would
deprive
their
aggressive
way
of
reconciliation
with
Ger
docs
not
plan
to
take
action
policy
of
Its
objective.
?
Ifcjrres
Conferred
many
and
added:
"There
can
NEW
UNION
IS
SNUBBED
AGAIN
until
after
November
1.
'Precisely
for
this
reason,
?
be
no
revival
in
Europe
without
"That
will
give
them
time
to
Stalin
said,
"they
disrupt
agree-
find
other
places
to
put
their
ments
already
reached,
disa-
I
active
and
loyal
support
of
German
tribes."
University
of
British
vehicles,"
he
said.
vow
their
representatives
who
1
have
reached
agreements
with
The
bylaw
Is
an
ancient
one
autumn
congregation
;;day
afternoon
an
)f
2,500
people,
parotids
of
the
graduatr
.
Vancouver
Labor
Council
Refuces
Its
Application
For
Affiliation
VANCOUVER,
ffli
The
Van
the
U.S.S.R.
and
transfer
the
auestlon.
in
violation
of
the
COMPLETING
HER
FLIGHT
FRIDAY
which
apparently
has
been
enforced
only
periodically.
The
last
time
It
was
enforced
was
about
four
years
ago
when
a
United
Nations
charter,
to
the
hembers,
saw
degrees
couver
Labor
Council
last
night
d
on
360
students
Today's
Douglas
aircraft
out
turned
down
an
application
oi
the
newly-formed
Woodwork
police
drive
resulted
In
scores
of
armories.
Chancel-
of
Vancouver
returned
there,
Lmber
officiated.
ers'
Industrial
Union
for
affili
warnings
and
a
few
prosecu
tions.
without
getting
as
far
as
Port
security
council
where
they
passess
an
assured
majority
and
where
they
can
prove
anything"
All
this
is
done
to
demonstrate
the
necessity
of
a
new
war
and
to
prepare
conditions
for
the
unleashing
of
a
new
war.
t:ul
processions
unu
Hardy,
to
receive
mechanical
It
provides
that
no
one
shall
ation.
Yesterday
it
had
been
announced
in
Ottawa
by
the
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor,
attention
and,
having
started
out
again;
will
not
reach
Sands-
leave
a
car
unattended
on
city
,
.
i
.
m
nn
i
1
IMMIGRATION
CHECK-UP
Dr.
Andre
C.
E.
Boussat,
one
of
four
Frenchmen
in
Canada-charged
with
collaboration
with
the
enemy
in
France
during
'..the
Second
World
War,
leaves
Montreal
Immigration
headquarters
with
his.
family
f(
ilowing
:
a
routine
medical
check-up.
Bouaat
was
allowed
to
remain
In
Canada
by
a
federal
cabinet
order-in-councll
after
immigration
authorities
had
ordered
his
deportation
for
entering
the
eountry
on
a
false
passport.
Shown
with
Boussat
are
his
wife
and
four
children,
Francois,
Michel,
Marie-Jose
and
Marie.
Marie-Jose
Is
carrying
four-months
old
Marie
in
her
arms.
?;
(CP
Photo)
ne
more
class
reach-:.cial
farewell
of
Its
Eight
Honorary
De-conferred
at
the
Dit
until
late
this
afternoon
with
which
the
Vancouver
La
All
this
can
only
end
in
Ig
Accordingly,
the
Canso
from
I
on
Ira
Dilworth,
Col-
nominious
failure
of
the
insti
here,
which
left
for
the
Islands
bor
Council
is
affiliated,
that
a
letter
had
been
sent
to
the
W.
I.U.
pointing
out
that
the
In
is
Fairey,
Alexander
gators
of
a
new
war,
asserted
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon,
will
not
be
back
until
tomorrow
Stalin.
"
(Winston)
Churchill,
a,
John
Dennett
ue-
ternational
Woodworkers
of
LOCAL
WOMAN'S
SISTER-IN-LAW
the
main
instigator,
has
already
Jfssie
Fisher
Gordon,
morning
when
it
will
bring
in
streets
ana
avenues
oi
u
ice
or
less
in
width
during
the
hours
of
darkness
unless
the
vehicles
have
parking
lights
turned
on
This
will
hit
motorists
living
in
residential
districts
with
narrow
streets
where
the
lots
arc
too
narrow
to
permit
construction
of
driveways
or
garages.
Sgt.
Potterton
received.
Instructions
to
enforce
the
bylaw
.following
Monday
night's
city
Punished
For
America,
as
a
C.C.L.
affiliate,
Evans,
William
Stew-
m!n?aH
Z
r"
Passengers
and
mail,
held
jurisdiction
,
in
the
wood-
K
,
managed
to
deprive
himself
of
the
trust
of
his
peopde.
The
samp
fstp
awaits
other
war
and
Dr.
William
SUCCUMBS
TO
RUSSIAN
CRUELTY
working
industry.
I
The
W.I.U.
was
formed
In
Bri
War
Crimes
1
r.h,
director
of
the
In-
j
mongers."
tish
Columbia
-
-
last
month
by
-
a
Vloiild
Car
C
Service
of
the
CBC,
r!y
principal
of
Vlc-
1VHS.,
l
illlilU
lbUllucv
in
iici
ia.
Wilhelra
Runge,
a
brother
of
Mrs.
Hugo
Kraupner;k"a,
'"n?..?;
of
thiicity,
died
recently
i
a,
hospital.
at
Pthageni
council
meeting.
v
t.
School
and
then
a
j
t
Terms
Ranging
From
Three.
Years
to
Ut
Ar
Meted
j-Out
at
Nuernberg
However,
the
council
did
not
Communists
U.S.
PRODUCE
CONING
AGAIN
VANCOUVER,
0)
Lettuce,
Issue
any
Instructions
lnregaid
to
the
parking
situation
In
front
in
trie
British-occupied
.zone
of
Western
Germany
from
endocarditis,
the
direct
result
of
horrible
experiences
during
the
war
while
in
flight
with
her
of
the
Post
Office
building
ai
staff
of
U.B.C.'s
de-of
English.
Ho
Is
.n
anthology
of
Cana-y
and
a
literary
critic
iEie
Fisher
Gordon
tomatoes
and
grapes
will
roll
NUERNBERG
W
Sentence,
ranging
from
three
years
to
life
were
Imposed
on
Germany's
family
Deiore
tne
aavancing
though
complaints
have
been
received
of
day-long
parking
Russians
in
eastern
Germany.
into
Vancouver
from
California
Monday,
dealers
reported
Wednesday.
It
will
be
the
first
ship-
which
obstructs
traffic
in
from
eleven
top-ranking
military
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
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CHWHKHHHWHSHJH9H
Vancouver
-
Bralorne
7.20
B.R.
Con
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V
B
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08
.
Cariboo
Quartz
11
5
Dentonia
01
Vi
Grull
Wihksne
,
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'
Hedle'y
Mascot
-
32
!
A
.letter
received
by
Mrs.
Kraupner
from
her
brothor,
who
Crofton
House
School
of
the
building
during
the
busy
:n
1898,
comina
from
TORONTO
WINS
OVER
MONTREAL
Detroit
Improves
Lead
in
'
was
a
machinist
in
Stettin
be
periods
of
the
day
ment
of
American
produce
since
barriers
were
thrown
up
at
the
fore
the
war
in
which
he
seryed
commanders
for
wartime
atrocities.
Lt.-Gen.
Walter
Warlimont.
aged
54,
found
to
be
one
of
Adoif
Hitler's
top
advisers
in
drafting
in
1886.
She
retired
ice
in
1937
after
40
leading
educatlonal-
border
last
year
to
conserve
United
States
dollars.
Prices
will
be
reasonable,
the
dealers
Canadian
Chamber
Urges
They
be
Denied
Labor
Privileges
Birks
New
President
VANCOUVER,
iW
The
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
yesterday
Expressed
the
belief
that
privileges
and
protection
of
all
labor
relations
legislation
should
be
withheld
from
any
organization
led
or
dominated
by
communists
or
their
sympathizers.
The
declaration
was
made
in
a
statement
of
Chamber
policy.
"Communlsis,"
said
the
de
as
a
tradesman
for
the
German
Army,
describes
terrifying,
experiences
of
the
flight.
It
says:
summary
1
execution
orders)
TO
PATROL
ON
HALLOWE'EN
state.
'
f.
T.
Fairey
was
born
While
Emmi
with
her
chil
)1,
England,
and
came
dren,
her
mother
and
sisters
and
f-
in
1907,
He
taunht
at
TWO
DIE
III
brothers
were
fleeing
west,
Rus
hi
later
at
Boys'
Cen
National
Hockey
League
NEW
YORK,
P
While
Detroit
Red
Wings
moved
into
a
ihree-point
lead
by
defeating
New
York
Rangers
3
to
2
last
night,
the
Montreal
Canadiens
dropped
their
first
game
of
the
season
to
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
3
to
2.
against
Allied
military
commandos,
was
sentenced
to
life
Imprisonment.
The
sentencing
followed
the
conviction
by
a
United
States
court
of
eight
German
generals
sian
low-flying
planes
attackedJ
Law
and
order
m
Prince
Ru-nert
on
Hallowe'en
night
will
the
refugees
with
whom
the
jum
r&tK
iscnoois,
He
taught
at
King
Ed-
AIR
CRASH
road
was
veritably
plugged.
be
bolstered
by
patrols
supplied
by
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Com
i
School
from
1914-21
There
were
mountains
of
dead
EDMONTON
A
Northwest
out
for
overseas
ser-
claration
"should
be
barred
and
three
other
officers,
an
ad
from
government
employment,
be
and
uncounted
wounded.
Emmi's
life
was
saved
by
a
miracle.
She
Minto
V2
Pend
Oreille
5.65
Pioneer
2.70
Premier
Border
02
y2
Privateer
11
Reeves
McDonald
2.80
Reno
06Va
Salmon
Gold
".
10
Sheep
Creek
140
Taylor
Bridge
33
Taku
River
-25
Vananda
39
Congress
-03
Spud
Valley
06
Central
Zeballos
01
Silbak
Premier
28
Oils
Air
Lines
plane,
bound
from
St.
Paul
to
Anchorage1,
crashed
and
miral
being
acquitted.
The
three-man
tribunal
found
that
Boston
and
Chicago
will
playing
in
Chicago
tonight.
1
1929-38
he
was
vlce-of
Vancouver
Techni-'
and
in
1938
was
ap-
education,
transportation,
com
merce
which
will
prove
lour
cars
and
personnel
to
cruise
the
city
during
the
crucial
period
when
pranksters
may
be
abroad.
The
patrols
will'
be
similar
to
those
suDnlied
a
year
ago
by
had
travelled
ahead
on
a
bicycle.
munications
and
similar
vital
burned
35
miles
north
of
Ed
four
others
were
innocent
of
Her
relatives,
together
with
our
?rovinc!al
Director
of
services."
clotting
World
War
II,
saying
monton
Wednesday
night.
Two
members
of
the
crew
were
re-
'
two
children,
were
travelling
on
Education.
He
dir-
that
they
did
not
rate
high
The
Chamber
urged
that
the
term
treason
be
re-deflned
and
a
horsedrawn
wagon
which
was
War
EmerRcncy
Train-
BIG
DEAL
IN
B.C.
TIMBER
ported
killed
and
three
injured.
n
in
British
Colum-
the
Junior
Chamber
and
which
were
held
partly
responsible
for
an
orderly
observance
of
loaded
with
the
few
belongings
nhle
to
save.
After
enough
to
make
policy.
i
Yesterday
the
tribunal
had
announced
the
acquittal
of
thirteen
leading
Nazi
war
chiefs
)rld
War
II,
was
an-
strengthened
In
the
Criminal
Code
and
that
provisions
of
the
code
be
strictly
enforced.
;uporintei'ident
of
Edu-
It
was
a
cargo
plane
and
there
were
no
passengers.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Interests
or
Gibson
Brothers
1945,
and
now
server
Volunteers
number
about
A
P
C.nn
.H
three
field
marsnais,
nine
gen-
i
'
Minister
of
Educa-!
and
East
Asiatic
Co.
Being
Merged
l
a
dozen
wlli
man
the
four
cars.
erals.
one
admiral
on
charges.
B.C.
The
offer
was
made
to
ponce
the
attack
had
ended,
Emmi
was
frantically
looking
for
her
loved
ones
but
without
result.
The
road
had
in
the
meantime
been
cleared
of
the
wreckage
and
the
dead
had
been
piled
up.
Since
she
could
not
find
her
people
omnrlCf
fhp
livine.
she
had
to
A
weak
disturbance
was
mov
of
conspiracy
to
wage
aggressive
VANCOUVER,
XP
Organiza
ing
across
southern
British
Col
!,rd
was
born
In
Nova
d
is
a
Graduate
of
Henry
G.
Birks
of
Montreal
was
elected
president
of
the
Chamber
in
succession
to
C.
Bruce
Hill
of
St.
Catharines,
Ontario.
A.
Brice
of
Klrkland
Lake
and
Toronto
was
elected
vice-president
and
D.
L.
Mor-rell
of
Montreal
was-
re-elected
executive
secretary.
tion
of
a
new
British
Columbia
umbia
this
morning
followed
Dy
Calmont
:
5
C.
&
E
5.85
Home
10.15
Toronto
Athona
12Vi
Aumaque
16
Beattie
56
He
was
srhnril
t-irlnH-
Sergeant
L.
A.
N.
Potterton
this
week
and
was
accepted
in
the
Interests
of
an
orderly
celebration.
Members
of
the
Junior
(
Chamber
approved
the
idea
at
timber
company
was
announced
woHnnsrtnv
hv
Prince
Axel
a
weak
northwesterly
circulation
of
cool
Pacific
air.
Another
lowna
and
Vancouver
war.
At
that
time
the
court
found
Field
Marshal
William
von
Leeb
guilty
of
one
sub-charge
under
a
count
involving
crimes
against
civilians
in
occupied
countries.
they
of
Denmark,
head
of
the
East
take
It
for
granted
that
inspector
of
Schools
at
active
storm
is
located
about
Asiatic
Co.
It
will
involve
a
also
were
dead.
'Pert
1915-19.
Okana.
their
monthly
business
meeting
900
miles
west
of
the
queen
'-22,
Vancouver
1922-
at
the
Civic
Centre
last
night.
"After
three
weeks
aimless
wanderings
Emmi
arrived
In
Charlottes
and
Is
expected
to
brine
eale
force
winds
to
the
roal
Srhnni
merger
of
Gibson
Bros,
interests
and
the
East
Asiatic
Co.
of
Denmark
and
will
be
capitalized
at
between
$2,000,000
and
hfl
1930-31,
Inspector
of
MINERS-TROOPS
northern
coast
by
Friday
morn
Stettin.
There,
for
no
parUcular
reason,
she
looked
up
the
for
Trip
To
Queen
Charlottes
ing.
'w
Vancouver
1931-36
c'pal
of
Vancouver
Nor-
STILL
BATTLING
on
Prince
Axel
arrived
here
Tuesday.
;
m
193G.
He
is
presl-1
Canadian
Education
Montreal
Writer
Describes
Life;
Native
PARIS
0
Walling
sirens
mer
apartment
of
her
sister
and
there
to
her
horror
found
htv
little
girl
and
her
mother
lying
on
the
floor,
near
starvation.
The
little
boy
had
been
somewhat
stronger
and
had
on.
Presidpnt.
nf
(lip
railed
out
French
miners
for
Forecast
North
Coast
and
Charlottes-Southern
Section:
variable
cloudiness
today,
clearing'
this
evening.
Clear
Friday
morning,
becoming
overcast
Friday
afternoon.
Intermittent
rain
begin-nine
Friday
night.
Winds
north
Totems
and
Craftsmanship
Disappearing
r
niTY
JASMIN
in
Windsor
Star
TIGERS
IN
battle
today
as
troops
moved
!
Aid
Society
1916,
and
of
the
Community
1942.
Df'T.nnr,
1
1..
Into
the
pro-communist
Pas
de
Charlottetown
to
Queen
Char
If
vou
sav
"From
Calais
area
to
take
over
strike
;i
DOG
HOUSE
bound
northern
mines.
A
gov
been
able
to
keep
them
supplied
with
water.
As
if
by
a
miracle,
Emmi
had
been
able
to
save
her
mother
and
her
two
little
chil
,ih
wan
uui
u
in
l,nvic!5
aild
is
a
gradu-
lotte
City,"
it
means
as
much
a
stretch
across
wruc
d
"ii
inA
flvrvcirvh
"From
nail-
ernment
announcement
'
said
westerly
(20
m.p.h)
today,
decreasing
to
light
tonight
and
Increasing
to
southwest
(20),
Friday
night.
Little
change
la
.
university
of
New
!
Came
to
B.C.
in
1910
that
a
large
force
of
troops
and
"Covering
t'p''
Tactics
in
Binding
Players
I'psct
by
Commissioner
Chandler
dren
from
death
by
starvation.
large
convoy
of
police
were
as
to
use
me
oiien
icpcatcu
ti.w
--
'
ChSte
City
is
a
Utile
toWn
of
fishermen
nn
Craham
Island,
the
northern
part
oi
ueen
nar-
Rpfnri
the
attack
bv
the
Rus
surrounding
mines
and
closing
appointed
Provincial
of
Schools
In
1945.
He
1945.
(P
Detroit
Tigers,
sinn
nlanes.
her
mother
with
T"iTTTROTT
Bevcourt
-2
Bobjo
1
Buffalo
Canadian
08
Vi
Consol.
Smelters
122.50
Conwest
1-19
Donalda
62
Eldona
I-08
East'
Sullivan
3.15
Giant
Yellowknife
5.00
God's
Lake
45
Hardrock
25
2
Harricana
-
07
Heva
'
U
Hosco
20
Jacknife
-03
V
Jollet
Quebec
54
Lake
Rowan
06
Lapaska
I
5
Little
Long
Lac
72
Lynx
07
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.43
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
-35
McLeod
Cpckshutt
91
Moneta
35
Negus
216
Noranda
53.50
Louvlcourt
55
Pickle
Crow
2.05
Regcourt
05
San
Antonio
3.65
Senator
Rouyn
53
Sherrit
Gordon
2.35
"Steep
Rock
1-66
Sturgeon
River
115
temperature.
Low
tonight
and
high
Friday
at
.Port
Hardy.
37
in.
'
-
harb-
in
hnsphall's
dOChOUSC,
anA
Vo
ntbpr
rpla-
Two-thirds
of
the
striking
"
i-
UUI
LlillUl
M.
W-
ww.--
-
be
seen
in
museums
ana
llt
na-
lotte
archinelaeo
off
the
north
and
50.
'"'am
Stewart
Wallace
in
f,pnt'nnf,M.,v
Mil
miners
are
employed
in
north
Northern
Section
Clear
to
British
Columbia
coast
I
flew
tnrougnoui,
uic
-r
wco
nttu
--
tlonal
parks
mainland
of
Canada,
I
enjoyed
league
players
by
a
ruling
of
jand
got
logt
and
it
was
0my
by
T
....
op
m,.rii
Commissioner
A.
B.
(Happy)
,ihis
mira.P.uioua
chance
that
huvvn,
wu-
ium
Q
1
ls
a
Graduate
of
the
day
except
for
variable
cloudi
from
Prince
Rupert
early
lasc
month
because,
this
time,
I
ness
this
afternoon.
Cloudy
to
tne
prospeuo
ui
o.i..s
ia
mnkPS
the
"
.
:
.
,
...
ern
fields.
The
area
has
been
almost
without
gas
and
lights
since
the
wage
strike
arose
four
weeks
ago.
oi
Toronto
and
Bal-Oxford,
He
has
been
night,
becoming
overcast
Friday
wu..,..!
.
a
EiMlIUl
1UU11U
U1C1I1
Uaill
"
uuvu
anantc
ann
P11T.S
..
nlavcrs
more
Of
tnis
inieretunB
in
thp
home
islands
of
the
net;
Rkviiw
m..u
"
tin.
morning.
Light
rain
beginning
wanted
to
go
the
farthest
west
possible
in
Canada,
having
only
reached
Vancouver
and
This
was
only
a
minor
expert
fV
Or,
r.
f
Dockers
have
stopped
unload
Friday
morning.
Winds
wester
Halda
Indians.
But
nothing
re
across
"covering
up"
tactics
used
to
bind
them
orally
to
Detroit
farm
clubs.
ence
of
all
tha
hotrors
that
Emmi
ing
22
shins
in
seven
ports
and
ly
(15
m.D.h.)
today,
decreasing
had
to
live
through."
to
light
tonight
and
increasing
the
government
is
considering
rETUVL
NOTICE
mains
in
Queen
Charlotte
uity
and
the
neighboring
reservation
of
Skldegate
of
the
old
splendor
sending
troops-
to
do
th
work.
In
to
southeast
(25)
by
Friday
morning
and
to
southeast
(45)
Victoria
on
two
previous
occasions,
last
year
and
during
a
hltch-hlklng
tour
of
the
U.S.
and
Canada
back
in
1931.
After
dreaming
for
many
TnpsHnv
LOCAL
TIDES
The
dockers'
move
appears
r,ir
26,
i(ua
33
Marv
jean
by
Friday
afternoon.
Little
aimed
at
frustrating
govern-
hVahi
nrfS'be,'oved
'wife
of
Friday,
October
29,
1948
mpnt
nlans
to
import
extra
BENEFIT
ASS'N
IS
REFUSED
LICENCE
VICTORIA
S,
W.
Taylor,
superintendent
of
Insurance,
yesterday
refused
to
grant
a
lirpnce
to
the
North
Pacific
Knd
J?firtRe
Cove-
R.
f
at
it
i
rirr;"cori"uet
gr
'
conduct
ser-
serin
2
2
nri
0
rlnv'"e
1jvrJ?urt.?hia"
Court
Cha-
High
11:05
21.0
feet
23:31
20.5
feet
millions
of
tons
of
coal
to
com
of
craftsmanship
but
three
rotting
totem
poles,
gray,
weather-beaten,
one
of
which
was
broken
in
two
and
Invaded
by
weeds.
A
photograph
of
the
Skldegate
of
1914
showed
a
whole
forest
(Continued
on
Page
7)
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Friday:
Mas-sett
and
Prince
Rupert,
40
and
50.
years
at
tne
signt
oi,e,uui-
totem
poles
and
very
skilful
.
Tnt":m
ora
Fndav.
Octo-
.
.
K
i
,nfnv
pensate
for
three
million
tons
Low
4:49
4.8
feet
"'k
mpnt
c
i
o
ota
o
ruinir
nun
uctiuwi"
lost
In
the
strike.
fakpp,
Yfwtery.
B.C.
Un-1
,nr.prf
oanoes
of
the
industrious
17:24
4.9
feet
Benefit
Association.
J
K
char"e
of
Hida
tribe,
all
of
which
are
to