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at
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Strategic
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Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
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VOL.
XXXIX,
No.
265
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
14,
1950
.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Quebec
und
His
Plane,
Returning
From
Hits
Mountain
In
Alps
Cold
Hits
Korea
War
os!
Son?
Rome,
X
(CP)
A
Vancouver
son
was
presumed
last
war,
is
in
Lon-
GRENOBLE,
France
(CP)
Fifty-one
Holy
Year
pilgrims,
all
but
one
of
them
Canadians,
died
in
the
Alpine
crash
of
the
air
liner
"'Canadian
Pil-
Seaway
Plan
down
ciues
wt,
lead
to
nis
son.
erland
started
a
hunt
Wilfrid,
in
194C.
He
RpinO
PllChpri'111'"
kun
rom
Rme
to
Paris
late
yesterday.
D
C
1
1
1
g
rUollCUj
With
them
died
the
seven-man
Canadian
crew
of
tb.3
Frozen
Silence
Settles
Above
Battlefields
Yank
Forces
Advance
on
Power
Sites
SEOUL
Vto
Frozen
silence
settled
today
over
Korean
battlefields.
Temperatures
of
six
above
zero
virtually
paralyzed
the
northwestern
front
where
an
estimated
90.000
Chinese
Communist
faced
a
concentrated
into
a
railway
Mi
,'01",
,lv
and
there
saw
a
wrecked
four-engined
plane.
The
plane
disappeared
late
But
it
is
Still
on
Shelf
Until
January
certain
was
nis
sou.
disappeared
into
a
i
declares
that
fb'3
Monday
in
a
glow
of
fire
near!to
Paris
slage
of
the
flight,
WASHINGTON
(AP)
The
St.
V
8500-IOOt
Mont
L,
OD.OU
ana
to-
POPE
OFFERS
PRAYERS
United
States
First
Corps.
It
party
Lawrence
River
seaway
and
day
an
Alpine
rescue
k
on
the
right
tran.
r
.
i
i
.
v,
was
even
colder
in
the
"I
power
proposal
is
on
the
shelf
reached
the
wreckage.
us
a
navi"Rioc
in
ur
A
terse
radio
message
from
Ldlan
Air
Force
and
the
party,
battling
rain
and
Many
Americans
are
still
In
summer
uniforms
as
the
Army
rushes
Arctic
clothing
to
the
sleet
on
the
Alpine
peak,
said:
'own
bv
me
w-mitv.i.s
I
m
1945.
The
body
recovered.
-
-
"No
survivors."
VATICAN
CITY
Pope
Plus
today
offered
special
prayers
at
mass
in
his
private
chapel
for
the
Canadians
killed
in
the
Alpine
plane
crash.
The
Pope,
informed
at
midnight
of
the
disaster,
immediately
dismissed
church
officials
who
were
with
him.
With
tears
streaming
down
his
cheeks,
he
went
to
hu
private
chapel
to
pray
for
the
victims.
chilled
troops.
4
Rescue
operations
were
then
Parka-clad
Marines
pushed
7
called
off
for
the
day
in
the
face
of
worsening
weather
conditions.
through
frozen
hills
in
the
cen
tre
line
toward
Changjin
reser
Grants
4
voir
and
iU
great
hydro-electric
here.
until
at
least
next
January,
but
Congressional
backers
continue
to
get
in
their
plugs.
Latest
to
do
so
was
Rep.
John
D.
Dingell
(D-Mich.)
A
post-session
issue
of
the
Congressional
Record
carries
this
plea
by
Dingell
to
seaway
supporters:
"Become
aggressive
people
.
.
.
control
the
blind
and
selfish
railroad
and
lakes
shipping
interests
any
anyone
else
who
stands
in
the
way
of
the
earliest
possible
completion
of
the
tidewater
pro
f
V-
cences
oi
the
following
trade
ecommended
by
the
Scene
of
the
crash
is
about
85
miles
from
Mon
Btlanc
where
an
Indian
Air
Lines
plane
crashed
with
48
passengers
No
Figures
on
development.
Farther
east
two
regiments
moved
along
ice-caked
roads
in
sub-zero
weather
toward
the
Manchurian
border,
30
miles
away.
Thermometers
registered
21
degrees
below
zero
in
places.
vember
3.
ial
assistance,
police
ng
committee
to
the
the
city
council
was
The
Canadians,
13
of
them
Roman
Catholic
clergymen,
had
Bond
Saving
VIEW
P.O.W.
GRAVES
Groundcrew
members
of
the
R.C.A.F.
426
Transport
Squadron,
flying
the
airlift
between
McChord
Field,
Wash.,
and
Japan,
view
the
graves
of
Canadian
Army
men
who
died
as
prisoners
of
war
after
the
fall
of
Hong
Kong
in
the
Second
World
War.
Inspecting
the
cemetery
at
Yokohama
in
thl
s
Canadian
Army
photo,
are
left
to
right
:
LAC.
Andy
Gardiner,
Winnipeg;
Sgt.
,Herve
Guind
on,
Sudbury,
Ont.;
and
LAC.
Bertrand
Garceau,
Montreal.
,
.
(CP
PHOTO)
Eytcheson
and
Orace
been
received
by
the
Pope
a
few
gram,
involving
the
mighty
St.
Lawrence
River.'
.
Laren
chartered
ac
TMrtffpll
Rniri
t.hnf.
lin
tr
nnw
t.hp
hours
before
the
plane
left
Rome.
Forty-seven
of
the
pilgrims
were
from
Montreal,
Quebec
City
rr
St.
Lawrence
project
has
been
"Interference
tion
and
J.
Collins
Mayor
Makes
Statement
In
Reply
to
Former
City
Commissioner
Figures
were
presented
by
Mayor
Rudderham
at
last
night
s
meeting
of
city
council
to
rebut
the
"dream
and
inspiration
of
a
pitifully
small
group,
zealous
and
and
villages
on
the
St.
Law
ors.
rence
River.
One
ot
them
was
Iiollson
room
rentals
determined
"
Is
Resented
pproval
by
the
sani-
He
said
they
cannot
succeed
an
mea?-
,
nk
o
-mi
i,
J
The
DC-4
plane
Tibet
War
Over
Now
C.N.R.
DEVELOPMENT
Prince
Rupert
Figures
in
New
Canadian
National
Plan
had
been
published
statements
attributed
to
E-Commlssloner
W.
J.
Alder.
Rmiitre
reported
re-
chartered
from
a
Cartierville,
well-financed
weu
imancea
nroeram
program
is
is
out-
out-'
.
.
firm
to
th
the
niwima
pllgrim3
Quebec,
fly
As
at
December
31,
1935,
the
between
Montreal
and
Rome.
city's
net
debenture
debt
was
There
Is
no
indication
of
what
lined
and
backed
by
the
united
;
action
of
the
interested
states."
"Money,"
Dingell
said,
"should
be
available
to
whatever
extent
$1,804,808.64
of
which
$69,215.21
communlcation
from
-
Chamber
of
Com-mmending
changes
in
iffic
and
parking
by-inviting
the
Junior
caused
the
plane
to
come
down.
was
either
held
by
the
city
or
The
matter
of
the
arterial
highway
into
Prince
Rupert
along
Eleventh
Avenue
was
brought
once
more
to
the
city
council
s
attention
Monday
night
by
Aid.
George
Casey.
AW
Casey
said
the
highway
had
been
completely
neglected
this
year.
He
mentioned
that
"outside
inter-
i
Communists
to
Maintain
Token
Force
After
Agreement
on
Peace
Terms
Villagers
at
three
points
m
the
cancelled,
leaving
the
outstand
is
necessary
to
combat
the
en-
ing
principal
debt
at
$1,735,-
area
said
they
heard
two
ex
plosions
and
saw
a
"glow
of
fire
trenched
opposition.
i
their
meeting
when
iered
changes
in
the
VANCOUVER
The
Vancouver
Sun
says
that
plans
are
being
discussed
In
Montreal
for
a
big
terminal
and
industrial
project
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
on
the
north
shore
of
Bur-rard
Inlet.
The
project
would
be
tied
up
with
the
completion
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
into
Vancouver.
The
npw
rnnte
it
is
sniri
wnnlrt
nermit.
nf
shinment
of
com-
"This
should
be
a
crusade,
a
near
the
mountain
top
after
the
war
to
protect
our
Interests
and
plane
flew
low
over
their
ham
RALIMPONG
(CP)
The
struggle
between
Tibetans
and
Chinese
Communists
advancing
into
Tibet
is
all
over,
an
eats"
had
been
interfering
and
593.63,"
the
mayor
s
statement
said.
:
-
If
the
serial
instalment
debentures
and
sinking
fund
debentures
outstanding
at
Dec.
31,
1935,
had
been
allowed
to
run
to
their
in
defence
ot
our
homes,
our
lets.
Rankine
clergyman
aboard
business
Institutes,
and
our
churches.
We
should
give
no
ion
Shakes
was
Monsienor
J,
Alervilte
..Bu
-mo-lilies
via
Prince
Oeoi-Re
td
Prince
Rupert
and
i
td
Alaska.-
ifj6"?
quarter
and
ask
for
none.
To-
reau,
aged
47,
former
dean
of,
-1.
r.l
l
!
t
U
TH.."
.
various
dates
of
maturity
at
canonical
law
at
Laval
Univer
involved
in
the
project.
ions
Plant
Isity,
Quebec.
Another
prominent
their
then
existing
rates
of
interest,
the
total
interest
payable
from
January
1,
1936.
to
the
last
morrow
may
be
too
late."
What
Dingell
meant
by
"tomorrow
may
be
too
late"
is
a
fear
expressed
not
only
by
him
f
CiumunisJ
China
and
Tibet
had
agreed
on
peace
terms
and
the
fighting
had
ceased.
China
will'
maintain
a
token
force
in
Tibet
but
will
not
interfere
with
the
Dalai
Lama.
ifcw
Jersey
0h
A
date
of
maturity
would
have
1
Blue
Bombers
Quebec
citizen
was
Ulysses
ue
mers,
professor
of
pharmacy
at
Laval.
The
pilot
Is
listed
as
OniHe,
Alfred
Ohmstead.
aSed
28,
of
f
blue
flame
shot
100
amounted
to
$669,355.
The
Con
but
others
in
the
midwest
that
the
steel
industry
(based
around
solidated
Refunding
Bylaw'
of
the
Great
Lakes)
may
find
it
1935
for
4
interest
on
the
sink
lie
air
as
an
explosion
f
huge
E.
I.
DuPont
de
?lant
tonight
but
only
Mes
were
reported.
necessary
to
move
eastward
in
suggesting
an
alternative
route
along
the
boulevard.
He
said
that
route
had
nad
no
sanction
from
the
council.
He
suggested
the
city
clerk
communicate
witn
the
public
works
department
at
Victoria
asking
them
to
put
through
the
arterial
highway
via
Eleventh
Avenue
and
reiterating
the
council's
endorsation
of
the
route.
'
Mayor
George
Rudderham
said
there
had
been
others
"butting
into"
the
highway
project
and
suggesting
routes
other
than
that
chosen
by
the
council.
He
said
the
work
had
already
been
delayed
a
year
Decause
of
Interference.
He
added
that
he
objected
to
interference
of
that
nature
when
the
council
was
the
elected
body
representing
the
Montreal.
His
co-pilot
was
Robert
James
Henderson
of
Willow-
'order
economically
to
avail
itself
Western
Winners
WINNIPEG
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers
won
the
right
yesterday
to
represent
the
west
in
the
Gray
list
shook
houses
and
of
foreign
ores.
"
LABRADOR
FACTOR
Nine
Degrees
Of
Frost
Here
Dipping
to
23
degrees,
the
thermometer
at
Digby
Island
reached
the
coldest
of
the
season
last
night.
Prospects
for
tonight
are
cold
and
clear
once
more.
During
the
night
several
water
pipes
in
the
city
were
frozen
for
the
first
time
since
last
winter.
Early
Winter
Taking
Lives
tows
in
Elizabeth,
five
Testimony
disputed
by
anti-
p
It
was
heard
as
far
seaway
forces
has
been
given
n.
10
miles
across
New
from
here.
dale,
Ontario.
First
rescuer
to
reach
the
scene
reported
"nothing
left
but
pieces
of
bodies."
The
plane
had
dug
a
hole
into
the
rocky
face
of
the
mountain
at
full
power.
Hon.
Oneslme
Gagnon,
provincial
treasurer
of
Quebec,
missed
the
flight
by
five
minutes
due
to
late
arrival
from
the
Rome
VANCOUVER
Fog,
sleet
and
spokesman
said
that
Ha
plant
blew
up
on
i
floor
of
one
of
the
ing
fund
basis
required
payment
of
$69,423.74
per
annum
which
for
20
years
would
amount
to
$1,388,474.80.
Against
this
total
Interest
could
be
credited
an
amount
of
$569,384.00
which
is
anticipated
earnings
on
sinking
fund
investments.
Without
crediting
this
interest
the
refunding
bylaw
increased
interest
payments
over
what
they
would
have
been
by
$719,119.80.
By
crediting
the
accumulative
interest
the
Increased
cost
was
$149,-735.80."
The
Mayor
explained
that
he
was
in
no
sense
criticizing
Mr.
Alder
for
refunding
the
city's
bonded
indebtedness
but
that
the
figures
had
been
compiled
only
because
of
the
claimed
saving
of
$680,000
thereby.
Cup
final
for
Dominion
football
championship
at
Toronto.
They
rolled
to
an
easy
29
to
6.
victory
over
Edmonton
Eskimos
in
the
third
game
of
the
best
of
three
final
Tor
the
western
championship.
The
Winnipegers
will
now
meet
on
November
25
the
survivor
in
the
east
of
the
Hamilton
Tiger
Cats
vs
Toronto
Argonauts
at
Toronto
Balmy
Beach.
airport.
icy
roads
took
a
toll
ot
asatn
in
British
Columbia
during
the
night:
,
The
dead
are:
Mrs.
Alice
Robertson,
45,
killed
in
a
two-car
collision
in
Surrey,
and
Mrs.
M.
Northram,
79,
of
Victoria,
fatally
injured
when.
hit
by
a
car
in
a
blinding
snowstorm.
plosion
buckled
walls
Med
Plaster.
Fire
Chief
Earl
Becker
was
pleased
with
the
fpresight
this
morning
of
one
man
who
had
his
fire
extinguisher
checked
before
thawing
out
his
pipes.
citizens.
He
said
the
voters
knew
how
to
get
rid
of
them
if
they
P
full
night
shift
of
did
not
nke
what
the
council
puieu
worKers
was
'n
Ai,t
that
Lake
Superior
ores
on
which
the
steel
industry
has
depended
for
decades
are
nearing
exhaustion.
If
this
proves
true
the
alternatives
are
seen
like
this:
1.
Move
to
the
east
to
reap
the
benefits
of
vast
deposits
newly
discovered
in
South
America
2.
Build
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway
so
that
ore
from
yet-to-be-developed
Labrador
fields
can
be
shipped
cheaply
to
the
existing
mills.
Dingell
said
in
his
latest
plea:
"I
warn
the
people
of
the
Great
Lakes
region
that
unless
the
waterway
is
completed
soon,
steel
production
will
-shift
to
the
east
or
wherever
else
the
highest
8n'ya
few
minor
cutsi
Th.
siitnrestion
of
Aid.
Casey
ps
resulted.
-Hnnteri
and
the
city
clerk
Passengers
ranged
in
age
irom
old
to
young,
from
70
to
23
years.
First
report
of
the
disaster
came
from
Agence
France-Presse
which
said
the
French-Canadian
plane
had
crashed
Into
the
mountains
west
of
an
AlDlne
village.
wgton,
DuPont
head-
instructed
to
write
the
departed
it
was
Just
a
"rou-
ment
ot
DUblic
works.
Tht
jackal
which
attacks
sheep
ia
South
Africa
Is
the
South
African
counterpart
of
the
fox.
The
plane
was
on
the
Rome
African
tribes
have
N
about
almost
every
In
1949
Canadian
hotels
had
a
total
of
163.916
rooms,
an
Increase
of
35,000
since
1941.
12-Year
Old
Wheat
Champ
TORONTO,
ICP)
Twelve
year
old
Rickey
Sharpe
of
Munson,
Alberta,
today
won
the
Royai
pi
oiue.
1
,
i
.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
grade
of
Iron
ore
is
delivered
at
IG
PROSPECTORS
THE
WEATHER'
Synopsis
Cold
air
from
the
Yukon
covered
all
of
British
Columbia
this
morning
wittt
overnight
temperatures
dropping
below
zero
in
the
vicinity
of
Prince
George.
Scattered
'snow
flurries
have
been
reported
at
many
points
overnight
although
there
was
considerable
clear
and
cold.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Clear
along
the
mainland
and
cloudy
with
a
few
showers
elsewhere..
Continuing
cold
light
northeast
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy
and
Sandspit,
28
and
38;
Prince
Ru
the
lowest
price
per
ton.
"The
steel-
and
other
heavy
(Courtesy
8.
led
Thousands
of
Miles
By
Winter
Fair's
world
wheat
championship.
It
was
the
first
time
in
the
history
of
the
Fair,
founded
tr.
1922,
that
a
junior
has
won
VANCOUVER
this
championship.
Industries
dependent
upon
cheap
water
transportation,
like
the
automobile
Industry
and
thousand
others
ln
the
Great
Lakes
and
inland
areas,
will
shift
in
the
same
direction
In
close
proximity
to
their
basic
steel
supply.
"It
is
inevitable,
therefore,
.02
Bayonne
rom
Here
in
Metal
Search
tl(i
Parties
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Mrs.
Amy
Kelsey
of
Erickson,
Bralorne
-
6.30
B
C,
who
won
the
championsmp
2Vi
.04
last
yetr,
placed
sixth.
B
R
Con
B
R
X
....
ri
Co.,
operating
at
widely-spread
points
in
"ea
durintr
the.nu&r
summer,
have
all
been
Cariboo
Quartz
1.05
pert
20
and
36.
that
Michigans
Industry,
the
centre
of
which
Is
in
the
Detroit
....
.07
.40
Congress
Hedley
Mascot
Fire
Hall
Ramp
metropolitan
area
with
the
i
O
v
w
.
j
1
Wk
safely
during
recent
weeks
by
Neely
Pend
Oreille
7.95
rest
To
Be
Inspected
...
1.95
.06
...
.VA
Pioneer
Premier
Border
,
.
Privateer
llJ'ing
exploration
superintendent
for
JNortu-jtish
Columbia,
and
have
left
for
the
com-
'&nts
at.
Trail
.
'
The
utilities
committee
report
greatest
production
ln
the
world,
must
without
basic
materials
shrivel
and
die.
-
"Our
businesses
and
our
homes,
our
real
estate,
schools
and
churches,
too,
will
shrivel
and
die.
Without
the
waterway
Detroit
will
tomorrow
become
ihe
world's
biggest
ghost
town."
rwJ
'He
DeHaviland
Beaver
F
Which
I'll
UiJ
V...
HMr
ed
to
the
city
council
last
night
Wednesday,
November
15,
1950
High
5:46
18.1
feet
17:17
18.9
feet
Low
...
H:23
10.1
feet
Ily,n
many
thousands
for
the
northwest
region,
personally
directed
this
party.
Smaller
groups
which
carried
out
exploratory
work
for
the
enmnanv
durinn
the
season
were
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
'
Seattle
'..
M
Bevcourt
..
...
.42
Bobjo
.
12
Buffalo
Canadian
.22
'2
Consol.
Smelters
119.50
Con
west
.,
1.70
Donalda
.50
Eldona
:
:..
.28
East
Sullivan
7.95'
Giant
Yellowknlfe
....
6.40
God's
Lake
.36
Hardrock
.25
Harricana
.08
Heva
,
.08
Hosco
.5'i
Jacknife
514
Jollet
Quebec
;
,
1.04
Lake
Rowan
.7'4
Lapaska
.4:,,4
Little
Long
Lac
45Va
Lynx
15'2
Madsen
Red
Lake
45
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
2.20
Moneta
.33
Negus
.85
Noranda
73.50
Louvicourt
-18
,
Pickle
Crow
1-70
t
Regcourt
.05.
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
.22
Sherrit
Gordon
2.66
Steep
Rock
6.50
Sturgeon
River
13
Silver
Miller
.88
Upper
Canada
1
80
...
Golden
Manitou
6.40
,
far
north
as
Fair-!aa,
Into
Tweedsmulr
the
Whether
Congress
eventually
south
and
into
the
Reeves
McDonald
3.85
Reno
2Vz
Sheep
Creek
1.24
Sllbak
Premier
:
32
Taku
River
08
Vananda
.9
V
Salmon
Gold
02
Silver
Standard
-
2.25
Western
Uranium
1.00
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
1....
4.90
A
P
Con
37
Atlantic
2.50
will
authorize
the
St.
Lawrence
three
parties
of
two
prospectors
oopVi
two
of
these
were
flown
mining
division
ln
the
ls
bm
stored
for
the
11
lhe
Seal
Cove
air
project
remains
to
be
seen,
but
all
indications
are
that
Congress
ln
and
out
of
the
Tweedsmuir
that,
in
view
of
complaints
from
the
firemen
regarding
condition
of
the
ramp
in
front
of
the
fire
hall,
the
engineer
had
been
asked
to
inspect
it
and
report
back
to
the
committee.
The
committee
had
authorized
calling
for
tenders
for
repair
to
the
ambulance.
A
request
from
the
Civic
Centre
Association
for
additional
lighting
on
Second
Avenue
and
Mc-Brlde
was
under
consideration.
The
committee
'recommended
Park
area
and
one
was
up
me
will
treat
the
proposal
more
ser
Tnifii
River
south
of
Atnn.
TO
REORGANIZE
ELKS
P.
A.
Miquelon
of
Edmonton,
Dominion
grand
organizer
for
the
Benevolent
and
Protective
Order
of
Elks,
is
in
the
city
with
a
view
to
establishing
a
lodge
of
this
popular
order
in
Prince
Rupert.
Such
a
lodge
existed
and
flourished
some
years
ago
in
the
city
and
many
of
its
old
members
are
still
here.
'l
Dartu
f
u.
t
orwiiinn
to
flying
these
rmriioe
Mr
Moore
carried
out
inrfitHriiiai
flights
for
examina
iously
in
the
next
session.
Al
Manson
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterdav
afternoon's
plane
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
Van
packer
which
operated
.88
Calmont
tion
of
properties
in
many
parts
th
hinterland.
One
fllgn.
Central
Leduc
2.35
transferred
for
two
GAME
AMENDMENT
The
B.C.
Game
Department
advises
the
following
amendment
has
been
made
to
the
1950-51
Game
Regulations:
On
Graham
Island,
no
deer
shot,
killed,
or
taken
shall
be
exported
or
shipped
from
the
said
island
during
any
other
period
than
from
September
9th
to
November
30th.
There
shall
be
no
open
season
on
Red
Deer
anywhere
in
the
western
district.
266c
couver.
.........
13.75
.13
1.76
7.30
Home
Oil
.,
.
Mercury
Okalta
Pacific
Pete
accepting
the
tender
of
Fraser
&
Payne
for
supplying
bedding
for
the.
fire
hall
at
a
cost
of
$90.05.
the
lowest
tender
received.
St-
Jamel.
where
datert
u
,4lW
has
extension
V,r.lrt.
""a
tw
"
Princess
.-
1-58
took
him
as
far
as
iu"'"
via
Mayo
and
Dawson.
j
With
the
season's
exploration
work
completed,
Mr.
Moore
and
Dr.
Whltmore
are
now
assembling
their
report
material
and
next
month
they
wlll
go
to
company
headquarters
at
Trail
to
present
the
reports
and
make
their
proposal
for
next
year.
Royal
Canadian
.10
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
Junior
6:45;
Intermediate
7.30
8:45
Brownwoods
vs
Co-Op
HOCKEY
SCORES
SUNDAY
Pacific
Coast
Vancouver
4,
Portland
7
Western
International
Nelson
5,
Kimberley
4.
for
ame
out
to
finJ
,her
moth.
A
sDaXa'susedtoserv-
TORONTO
Athona
.
-H
Aumaque
,
-28
The
Hindus
established
principalities
in
Indonesia
as
early
as
the
second
century.
jwe
,.
uuncan
"""iJcwy
geologist