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Delivers
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PHOIIE
81
;
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
72.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
26,
1949
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PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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Seized
at
IN
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nad
CHARGES
UIIIOII
WITH
nussinii
hero
VJK1S
IAT10IIAL
INCIDENT
Oil
MAGNIFICENT
ABOARD
H.M.C.S.
MAGNIFI
AND
DISRUPT"
TACTICS
Immigration
Status
of
Trio
Being
Questioned
N
K
W
Y
0
It
K
(CP)
Three
Canadians
were
seized
by
federal
agents
last
night
at
a
world
peace
conference
meeting
here.
The
three
men
and
a
woman
were
taken
into
custody
by
eight
immigration
agents
on
orders
of
the
Department
of
Justice.
They
CENT
en
Investigation
Is
being
'!
iv
Former
Mayor
of
Toronto
Gets
$100,000
'
'
A1NTREE,
England
CR
Russian
Hero
romped
home
ahead
of
Roimond
and
Royal.
Mount
,rL
"Tlie
strike
which
the
Canadian
'nioti
called
against
the
Canadian
National
i.uKr
Rodney'
last
Monday
has
now
been
conducted
aboard
the
Canadian
aircraft
carrier
Magnificent
into
an
incident
in
which
32
ratings
include
the
company's
motor
ship,
the
Challenger
which
has
arrived
at
Halifax
tltw
has
been
forbidden
by
the
C.S.U.
to
failed
to
heed
a
call
to
muster
on
the
flight
deck,
it
was
announced
today.
The
incident
occurred
March
21
as
the
Magnificent,
in
com-
sign
articles
for
a
new
voyage
are
held
for
questioning
on
their
immigration
status.
1
'
;
:
1
Tlmy
had
been
regarded
as
guests
eati
ii:r
today
to
win
the
103rd
running
of
the
Grand
National
Steeplechase.
Russian
Hero
is
owned
by
W.
F.
Williamson
and
ridden
by
L.
McMorrow.
He
was
66
to
1
in
the
betting.
The
Dally
Worker,
the
British
Communist
party's
official
paper,
selected
the
nine-year
old
of
honor.
pany
witn
snips
oi
tne
uanacuan
R.
C.
Vaughan,
president
of
tin:
Canadian
National
(West
Indies)
Steamships,
stated
today.
"The
orders
of
the
Union
forbidding
crews
of
the
Canadian
IS1
Would
Arrest
Mrs.a"d
Ryal
Navy
Plied
the
Car"
The
trio
are
Mr.
and
storm
which
Barker
faiilcy
or
Toronto
and
"J"
"uo-
,rUH'in
roast
ciui
-
John
Ooss
of
Vancouver.
Fairley'
,
,
"
0"u'uv
i
is
now
moving
National
Steamships
to
sign
ar-
Ernie
Dalskog
aid
will
nt
rravi
(
udes
for
a
new
voyage
under
is
vice-president
of
the
Cana-"1"
a"
11
dlcale
their
apparent
disgruntle-
dSan
Council
of
American-
u,t
until
this
-
11
f
'
w
,,
ft
the
old
agreement
have
been
Soviet
Friendship.
His
wife,
ment
witn
some
oi
iMe
conditions
aboard
the
carrier.
Cloudy'
skies
and
i
Latest
Move
in
Connection
With
I.W.A.'s
$130.00
hIh
will
aceom-
gelding
to
win
the
race.
A
field
of
43
horses
started
in
the
classic,
the
world's
most
famous
and
gruelling
steeplechase.
Cromwell,
the
favorite,
finished
fourth,
dashing
the
hopes
issued
despite
the
fact
that,
In
the
case
of
the
Canadian
Paclfi'c
Beaverbrac'
and
the
Elder
,
amiss
Hie
m-
VANCOUVER
'(ft
A.
T.
R
S
of
t'"'
pUPVtltf-O.
Dempster
Line's
's.s.
Cargil,'
the
Campbell,
counsel
for
the
In
cr
will
prevail
Margaret,
is
a
member
of
the
cultural
committee
of
the
Labor-Progressive
party,
formerly
the
Communist
party
of
Canada.
Goss
Is
a
theatrical
producer.
He
had
been
seated
on
the
dais
as
a
"distinguished
guest"
and
Detter
HJeal
For
Veto
;at
sections
tins
4
eveninu
with
ternational
Woodworkers
o
f
America
(CIO),
sought
court
permislon
yesterday
;
for
the
Union
has
given
the
crews
of
these
vessels
the
right
to
sign
under
the
old
agreement.
As
a
result,
the
'Beaverbrac'
has
sail-
of
the
jockey-peer,
Lord
Mlld-may,
of
besting
a
jinx
that
has
snatched
a
Grand
National
vic
expected
Sunday.
arrest
of
Ernie
Dahkog.
former
tory
from
him
twice
before.
Bernard
M.
Ismail,
British
Columbia
Command
president
protested
vigorously
when
ac
president
of
the
I.W.A.
In
Bri
,h
iiiwn
rhir-icd
011
schedule
and
the
'Curgill
Russian
Hero
was
fully
eight
L
liUVI
)
.'
costed
by
federal
agents.
tish-Columbia.
He
seeks
a
writ
,s
with
intern)
it-
lengths
ahead
of
Roimond
at
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
told
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Runert
The
Fairleys,
seated
at
a
I
ol
attachment
from
the
Sup
the
finish.
Lord
Bicester's
Roi
choice
table,
left
quietly.
I
branch
last
nlc'ht
that
while
aning
cloudy
with
iv.ers
S
u
i)
d
a
y.
ry,
25
miles
per
mond
was
quoted
at
22
to
1
ana
Later
immigration
authorities
1
"yOV1
ale
members
of
a
very
Is
expected
to
do
so."
'
Meanwhile
the
two
Canadian
National
ships
continue
to
bi
strikebound
with
the
C.S.
U.
crews
refusing
to
sign.
The
"Lady
Rodney's'
crew
is
remaining
on
board
although
they
have
been
ordered
off
by
the
ship's
NKW
RECORD?
Mis.
Jack
McDonough.
R.R.2,
Arthur,
near
Kitchener,
has
given
birth
to
four
children
in
less
than
16
months.
Twins,
John,
Arthur
and
Linda
Elizabeth,
were
born
November
17.
1947,
and
on
February
28
another
set
of
twins,
Francis,
Anthonly
i.nci
Heather,
were
born.
Mrs.
McDonough
has
two
other
children,
Mary
Pauline,
who
will
be
five
In
September
26
months.
CP
Photo)
and
Gloria
Joyce,
ordered
Goss
and
Mrs.
Fairley
iai-ge
organization,
I
frankly
:
to
westerly
25
(
to
return
to
their
homes
while
don't
think
that'
we
have
the
reme
Court,
charging
Dalskog
with
non-payment
of
$130,000
to
a
court
receiver.
Dalskog
and
Harold
Pritchett
last
October
3
led
a
'swift
disaffiliation
move
from
the
I.W.
A,
and
formed
the
rebel
Woodworkers'
Industrial
Union
of
the
tldrd
place
Royal
Mount,
owned
by
Mrs.
M.
Harvey,
start-
ed
at
18
to
1.
.
.
SWEEPSTAKE
WINNERS
'
Three
Canadians,
two
Irom
Toronto
and
another
from
Klnf
Fairley
was
permitted
to
remain.
power
that
we
should
have.
a
and
decreasing
.-rly
'15'
Sunday,
oi
Lows
tonight
The
Vancouver
barrister
who
is
regional
head
of
the
veterans'
f
i
,
TP..,
.,
..
r
.
liiiulay-at.
Port
officers
and
they
are
being
fed
Cambridge
won
j
49;
Miissctt.
3
Biuup
,
w
ur
,a
1.
Hey.
Saskatchewan,
each
noon
to
attend
the
mecUng
al
'
Canada
of
which
Pritchett
is
r
HuM'il.
33
and
$100,000
In
the
BWe,psUke
sweepstakes.
The
now
president,
a
supreme
wnicn
ne
nmaueu
rrmee
bu-
.
.
...
.
,
w
H
nnwiv.
Court
order.
amolullntc
the
WARNS
GOV'T
OT
UNEMPLOYMENT
C.l'.L.
Makes
Us
Annual
Siilimission
at
Ottawa
Patricide
In
Slaying
Alleged
Prominent
Vancouver
island
Business
Man
Shut
Ut
Death
In
Store
irom
trie
mocks
Dy
picscts.
"There
is
no
difference
of
any
kind,"
said
Mr.
Vaughan,
"between
-the
terms
which
Union
members
have
been
permitted
to
accept.
In
the
case
of
the
two
shipping'
companies
mentioned
Is
Winner
pert
branch
officers
for
1949-
or
to
al
Kln.
bO
lie
delivered
an
address
Baskatchewan
30
mUes
west
following
the
iustallaUou
cere-
2B-.
Saskaloon;
George
Oreig,
,
'
iiiotnes.
i
district
registrar
as
receiver
for
British
Columbia
I.W.A.
funds,
directed
that
all
money
and
CRASH
LONDON
Cambridge',
MMllh(,r,,hio
lu
the
Canadian
".
olQ
lOT?u.i!.
"
property
be
turned
over
to
the
raced
from
behind
to
win
thoSI
(Dlm,
ap
'
th,
rmmtrv
totals
ePWyee,
anu
uaipn
y..-
OTTAWA
-Warning
that
receiver.
300.000.
of
which
31,000
paid-up
mn5Lirr-,
.,.,.
and
ordered
to
refuse
in
the
case
of
the
Canadian
National,
in
all
three
cases,
the
terms
of-
JThe
$130,000,
It
is
alleged,
as""'":rou
u-huiu-uuumbv.
unemployment
ls
strikinu
Can
erilwted.
a
.
an
l.W.A.
strike
,
mmk.
.Y
uawc-w.
Mm
If-
A
Un-
In
British
Cuium-I-...
rftwlnberft
art
nwmt
fa
haVp
ada,
the
Caiuidiau
CHmuiess
f
t
DUNCAN,
Vancouver
Island,
-r-MU,
Winter
.
Kfrot,.
WlB9l
ioenl
.merclymt
.and
president
of
the
Ibincan
Cliambrr
of
lengtli
today
before
a
huge
Ji-iwl-Ut
-UiO-ineu
-were
MenU-.4.
crowd
lining
and
eucircling
the
Thames
course.
'
lund
under
Dalskog's
direction.
LOCAL
TIDES
Iield
tickets
on
horses
wmcn
failed
to
place.
They
will
ge
$470
each.
'
Three
top
prizes
in
the
Army
vTj.imifl
aboard
tiIit
in
Labrador,
rriKirlcil.
The
i
Commerce,
W'as.slwt
aeuu
in
nis
be
expanded
to
40,000.
"I
want
you
to
know
that
anything
I
say
about
our
governments
or
government
de
The
victory
today
Was
the
:,t.ore
here
at
5:30
last
evening.
Five
shots
from
a
25-calibre
!
lifty-first
for
Cambridge
in
the
Sunday,
March
27,
1949
d
ail-mi
limo
mile.;
ft
can
only
be
assumed,
therefore,
that
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
is
seeking
to
apply
the
formula
of
divide
and
disrupt.
This
is
a
formula
characteristic
of
the
Communist
doctrine
but.
foreign
to
dnio-
i
Ouoso
B.iv.
Planes
I,alxr
Friday
called
on
the
government
to
enlarge
its
"rainy
day"
public
wmlM
program
and
immediately
put
it
UtU
operation
Ut
provide
work.
In
its
annual
legislative
submission
to
the
cabinet,
the
3'it).(i()0-))iai)
Canadian
Congress
or
Labor
also
urged
government
action
on
housing,
lower
taxes.
automatic,
pistol
wer
pumped
Higl
into
hls-bw.y.
His
23-year-old
I
ki.ii.
Doneias
Cool:,
has
been
Low
19.0
feet
classic
event
which
has
been
19.4
feet
J
held
off
and
on
since
1829.
6.6
feet
J
Oxford
has
won
43
times
wth
4.5
feet1
one
dead
heat.
,
0:31
12:27
6:31
18:40
and
Navy
Sweepstake
of
Quebec
went
to
residents
of
tho
United
States.
Bruce
Kerr,
67-year
old
Burns
Lake
man,
drew
two
horses
but
they
failed
to
place.
-.
Bay
ami
Harmon
tiyiim
to
the
scene,
'n
alxant
are
re-
Icratic
procedure.
The
Union
has
deliberately
chosen
the
,
C.N.S.E.
for
this
purpose.
Con-
charged
with
murder.
Cook
was
proprietor
of
West-well's
dealers
in
confectionary,
fancy
goods,'
china
and
toys.
TING
TENSION
NOW
OFF
IN
COAL
FIELDS
'
.srqucntly
the
strike
becomes
not
only
a
strike
against
one
of
several
companies
but.
In
effect,
a
strike
against
the
Government
of
Canada
w
hich
owns
the
ships":"
renewed
price
controls,
measures
against
inflation
and
deflation,
extension
of
the
federal
labor
code,
social
security
measures
and
legislation
In
a
wide
range
of
other
labor
and
social
RED
partments
Is
not
said
In
a
political
manner,"
he
declared.
"We
should
forget
politics
in
the
Canadian
Legion.
However,
I
Insist
on
our
right
to
criticize
the
government
hi
our
struggle
to
get
better
conditions
lor
our
comrades."
He
told
that
the
primary
duty
of
Second
World
War
veterans
is
"to
see
that
War
Veterans
Allowance
recipients
get
a
square
deal
which
they
never
have
done."
Basic
rates,
which
now
stand
at
$85
a
month
for
married
recipients
and
$50
monthly
for
single
men,
should
be
sharply
increased
and
the
Legion
will
continue
to
insist
that
the
PITTSBURG
W
Tension
;
is
l1
-Newclniumds
to
off
today
in
the
American
coal
f"'!5
mT
b-
,
This
measure
is
the
lust
of
a
HOUSEBREAKING
IS
ADMITTED
Two
men
were
remanded
for
sentence
in
city
police
court
Friday
after
they
pleaded
guilty
to
a
scries
.
of
breakings
and
enterings
of
city
residences.
One
of
the
men
aiso
pleaded
guilty
in-
11UUM!
1)1
LOII1-
i.Hl,
,.,1,!,.),
much
Iw.
Trapp
Tech
Eliminates
Rupert
hi
Hoop
Series
Locals
Take
Heart-Breaking
Defeat
Gamely
Vancouver
College
Also
In
Final
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Trapp
Technical
School
of
New
Westminster
did
it
again
last
night
as
they
did
two
years
ago.
They
sidelined
Bo-Me-Hi
Rainmakers
of
Prince
Rupert
in
the
semi-finals
of
the
British
Columbia
inter-High
School
basketball
championship
contest.
The
score
was
',A
to
27
and
the
game
was
as
hard
fought
as
the
count
lndi-i-
1
:
'
,
Mllll.a
111
will.,
niuwi
i'lay
as
members
pam.d
b(.fOI.e
tho
end
of
this
iusion
of
(he
debate
u
,,
w,i.r,.i
m-e
t.d
KNOW
YOUR
MAN
BRISTOL,
Eng.
(P
A
know-
fields
and
in
the
industries
which
depend
upon
coal
for
Operation
foiiowing
the
order
of
John
L.
Lewis
to
his
miners
to
return
to
the
pits
Monday,
thus
ending
a
two-week
work
stoppage
of
463.000
members
of.
United
Mine
Workers
In
the
lts
east
of
the
Mississippi.
...
continue.
the-man,
know-llie-diseasc
list
given
by
Dr.
Frank
Bodmaii
at
ii
health
conference
included:
worriers
Ret
gastric
ulcers;
top'
to
a
charge
of
robbery
with
schedule
be
increased
.to
an
wrnment's
control
Tht
drmaiids
were
?
-'bat
of
the
"I
a
bill
providing:
ar
extension
of
food
b"ards
established
to
needed
to
fill
con-
STOCKHOLM,
Sweden
?
-Sweden's
shipping
Increased
11
percent
In
1948
over
1947.
Last
vii.ienep
lout
from
which
and
heart
a
mount
considered
adequate
dogs,
blood
pressure
t
ra
u
b
1
e
;
martyrs,
heumatlc
amounted
to
00
cents.
Mr.
Isman
crlticl.ed
the
pro
year,
her
merchant
marine
in
Wilfred
Brass,
a
recent
ar-
vincial
government
for
Its
fall
creased
by
145.000
gross
tons
to
fever;
muddlers,
diabetes;'
ana
a
total
of
2,057,000
gross
tons.
gamblers'
are
prone
U
accidents.
riv-.i
from
the
nrairies
and
cated.
It
was
a
heart-breaking
their
shooting
form
which
help-
ure
to
revise
the
Liquor
Act
to
he
United
Kingdom.
PAPER
IS
FINED,
loss,
for
the
northern
lads
but
ed
to
keep
Prince
Rupert
in
the
reduce
the
license-
fees
which
they
took
It
gamely.
running.
Rube,
with
ninp,
and
Fred
White,
a
native,
pleaded
tiUilty
lu
four
charges
of
break-in;;
and
entering,
two
at
the
King
Tal
rooms
and
two
at
cab
Legion
clubs
pay
on
a
gallonage
basis
for
beer.
Some
clubs
pay
up
to
$1000.
a
year
merely
for
license
fce.j
'
The
most
important
factor
In
ins
on
Eraser
Street
wectnesuay
nidit.
i
t
Haiiley,
with
seven,
were
high
scorers
for
Trapp.
In
the
hurd-f
ought
.close
game
no
team
was
ever
leading
by
more
than
four
points.
Prince
Rupert,
playing
cautiously,
was
behind
8
to
9
at
the
quarter.
l
"
N
J
i
-
Brass
also
pleaded
ginu.y
io
Equally
close
was
me
other
bracket
of
the
semi-finals
In
which
Vancouver
College
eased
past
Fentlcton
by
a
score
of
37
to
32.
,
Trapp
Tech
and
Vancouver
College
meet
tonight
in
the
final
to
wind
up
the
series.
Prince
the
Canadian
Legion,
lie
asserted
Is
not
the
Dominion
or
provincial
commands,
but
the
EDITOR
IS
JAILED
Contempt
of
Court
Found
In
Old
Country
Murder
Trial
LONDON
if
The
High
Court
yesterday
fined
the
proprietors
of
the
London
Dally
Mirror
$40,000
for
;
contempt
of
court
and
ordered
the
editor,
Silver
-star
Bolan,
to
be
detained
in
prison
for
three
months.
a
charge
of
breaking
and
enter-tni
the
cabin
of
E.
J.
Maloney.
Wantage
Road,
and
theft
of
a
radio.
The
radio
was
later
re-r(vered
bv
.police.
local
branch,
which,
has
duties
The
game
went
slowly,
Trapp
not
only
toward
ex-servicemen
,
Rupert
meets
Pentlcton
for
third
and
women,
but
to
trie
community,
in
which
It
exists.
having
the
edge
In
the
second
quarter.
Prince
Rupert
at
one
point
led
16
to
14.
Trapp
pressed
Brass
entered
a
plea
of
guilty
piace.
lo
a
chaw
of
robbery
with-
In
the
consolation
series
last
i
si
i
"We
must
show
people
that
the
Legion
is
not
only
ready
to
afc
'W
TJ
-i1
in
the
third
quarter
and
took
back
the
lead
but
Prince
Rupert
came
back
to
tie
and
then
re
violence
asainyt
Mr.
iwawu-jv
Hign&
ijukc
oi
onnaugnis.
oi
He
forcibly
took
a
sum
of
New
Westminster
defeated
King
money,
'amounting
to
about
00
George
of
Vancouver
39
to
27
and
aid
ex-servicemen
but
that
it
s"
j
gain
the
lead
23
to
21.
.
cents
from
.his
victim.
West
Vancouver
won
over
Powell
River
36
to
28.
K2!
The
consolation
final
will
also
The
contempt
consisted
of
an
article
published
in
the
Mirror
which
was
held
to
prejudice
the
the
trial
of
John
Haigh,
39-year-old
c
npany
director,
charged
with
the
murder
of
Mis.
Olive
Durand-Beacon,
rich
elderly
widow
who
disappeared
from
a
London
hotel.
The
Daily
Mirror
had
alleged
that
Haigh
was
guilty
of
"murder
after
QUI
Country
Trapp
took
the
lead
finally
with
seconds
remaining
and
led
by
two
points.
However,
the
Rainmakers
could
not
get
the
tying
points,
Trapp
scoring
again
with
the
bell.
be
played
tonight.
Trapp
Tech
knew
they'd
been
in
a
straggle
before
they
fin
.-
.
...AH
also
is
ready
to
take
afull
part
In
the
affairs
of
the
community.
Mr.
Isman
paid
"
tribute
to
John
S.
Wilson.
Prince
Rupert
zone
commander,
and
to
charter
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch,
which
was
founded
in
1926.
Mr.
Wilson
acted
as
chairman
prior
to
the
Installation
of
officers
and
introduced
Mr.
Isman;
Following
the
meeting,
there
were
refreshments
and
musical
entertainment.
::
Football
ally
prevailed
over
Prince
Ru-
"
JO
SAFETY
Saved
from
towering
waves
in
a
blinding
snowstorm
by
modern
radio
'"e
Great
I
ni
.
,
.u.n
)nrn
heinir
Liiwed
to
Dort
Spring
and
Flaten
were
tops
rtiElioii
Cup
Semi-l'
inais
pens
ruggea
Boom
Memorial
i'orii
.
,
commercial
iisning
tug
rerrociuu
i
fihRidc
which
loe,.rt
v,.
c,.i
wi..
ho
Frrroclad.
20-year
old,
13.-ton
tislmm
in
scoring,
playing
aggresively
"
Port
I),
roiLsmout.lv
1,
Leicester
City
3
-
8"
cnooi
quimc
Aciuauy
..ivnH.n.ootnn
Wanderers
l,
Rudy
Wiley's
lads
outplayed
and
but
losing
on
the
rebounds
which
"v"
on
Lake
Eric.
About
10
a.m.
the
vessel
began
to
fill
Willi
waici
uom
a
V-
ere
of
Ilvii
ti
...
.
i
,.
i
n,
h.,t.t.
Rut.
the
enormous
seas
foicecl
hurt
their
chances.
Spring
bag
ouUrtiul
the
northcoasters
Manchester
United
1
(overtime
throughout
but
they
,
were
offiged
eleven
points,
Flaten
7.
EXHIBITION
tie)
ll'n
to
Northsule,
so
me
c
gh
their
until
the
sinking
ship.
They
kept
her
afloat
v?ifthe
"me,
reached
the
scene
This
aerial
photo
also
shows
another
urUdentiU
Scottish
Cup
Scnu-I'inais
The
following
officers
were
installed
by
Mr.
Isman:
BASKETBALL
TONIGHT
8:15
INTERNATIONAL
SERIES
CHALLENGE
GAME
President,
James
Nicoll
First
vice
president
Rod
Mc-
Leod
(in
absentia)
Second
vice
president
Alex
Haig.
Executive
council
W.
H.
Mur
KXfi
nnn
l'KINCK
KUPKICT
ALL-STARS
Clyde
2,
Dundee
2
(overtime)
,
Rangers
3,
East
Fife
0
I
Scottish
League
Division
A
Celtic
2.
Saint
Mirren
1
Queen
of
the
South
0.
Aberdeen
0
(tie)
(Albion
Rovers
vs.
Clyde,
Dundee
vs.
Motherwell,
East
Fife
vs.
Hearts,
Morton
vs.
Rangers,
postponed
due
to
Scottish
Cup
semi-finals)
y
Fashion
Footwear
(Intermediate
Champs)
vs.
,.
?
II
1"C
II
vs.
To
the
Citizens
of
.
.
.
:
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
B.
C.
Owing
to
circumstances
beyond
my
control
I
find
it
necessary
to
relinquish
my
practice.
I
wish
to
express
my
most
sincre
thanks
to
all
those
who
have
reposed
their
confidence
in
me
during
the
30
years
I
have
served
you
In
my
professional
capacity.
I
have
endeavored
to
find
successors
Jn
whom
you
and
I
may
have
complete
'confidence
and
I
know
they
will
serve
you
well.
C.
H.
1IANKINSON,
M.D.,
CM.
J
fl
ISa
M"ExLAKATLA
(Alaska)
A.
V.
ray,
Allan
M.
Hurst,
Graham
Alexander,
Victor
Duncan,
Nell
Savoys
(Senior
League)
Cameron,
J.
S.
Greet,
Miss
Frances
Thomson,
Charles
Monday
and
Tuesday
8:30
p.m.
ALL
SEATS
RUSH
25c
STUDENTS
10c
AH
Passes
Cancelled
Proceeds
to
Benefit
Fund
TICKETS
(Hibernians
vs.
Falkirk
also
:
Reserved
80c
Rush
55c
Students
30c
Sergeant
at
Arms
James
postponed)
,Tax
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