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PRINCE-
RUPgRT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
15,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
P
anes-"Violate
Alaska
ussiam)
Skies
.4
;
OUTLAW
BILL
President
of
Philippines
Ketchikan
Lumber
May
Follow
If
Juneau
Shipments
Feasible
fiW7
Mysterious
'Sr'K
Submarine
NOT
POPULAR
OTTAWA
A
bill
to
outlaw
the
Communist
party
in
Canada
last
flight
ran
into
heavy
oddo-
Passes'Away
MANILA,
President
M;in.
Test
Shipment
of
635,000
Feet
of
Lumber
Arrives
Here
From
Alaska
uel
A.
Roxas,
56-year
old
chief
Capital
Destined
For
East
and
Mid-west
If
shipment
of
lumber
from
Juneau
to
the
Unilcd
executive
of
the
Philippine
Republic,
is
dead,
the
Malacaman
Palace
announced
early
today
He
was
stricken
Thursday
and
his
illness
was
at
first
riia.
sition
in
the
House
of
Common
j
Sponsored
by
Wilfrid
Lacroix,
Independent,
Quebec,
Montmorency
it
came
up
for
second
reading
in
the
first
period
set
aside
during
this
session
for
the
discussion
of
public
bills
introduced
by
private
members.
It
made
no
headway
in
the
hour
given
for
such
legislation
and
c
V
nnce
KuI,ert
I,roves
feasible,
Ketchikan
bpruce
Mills
may
route
American
shipments
the
same
way,
Ldward
Ellis
of
Seattle,
nswishmt
rlit-if.r
m.Jn.
Statements
Made
By
Publisher
Bill
Baker
of
Ketchikan
KETCHIKAN
(CP)
Publisher
Will
iam
no.ed
as
"acute
fatigue."
Later
a
brain
hemorrhage
was
given
ager
of
States
Steamships
said
here
Wdenesday
i
ariemoon.
now
goes
to
the
bottom
of
the
Baker,
writing
for
the
as
the
immediate
cause
of
death.
He
had
suffered
from
a
heart
aliment
for
a
number
of
years.
I
Roxas
collapsed
while
ad
list
of
public
bills.
K
B.
W.UTO.V
annual
meeting
of
Brotherhood
of
ol
Way
Employees,
Ketchikan
Chronicle
af
Toronto
Wins
Stanley
Cup
Mr.
Ellis
accompanied
a
test
shipment
of
spruce
lumber
which
arrived
here
at
5
p.m.
Wednesday
from
Juneau
and
is
now
being
transferred
to
rail
cans
at
the
dry
dock
wharf.
Trip
scow
carried
635,000
board
lilwn
commended
the
LEWIS
DECISION
ON
MONDAY
NEXT
ta
for
Ihe
fine
services
dressing
American
troops
at
an
,
air
field.
Vice-President
Alcldo
'Marino
succeeds
Roxas.
ter
a
three
weeks'
tour
of
Alaska,
said
today
that
reports
of
Russian
planes
having
violated
Jhe
Alaskan
skies
are
correct.
The
article
added,
however,
that
both
Amprimn
anr)
during
recent
difficult
Sir.
Walton,
now
C.N.R.
-esident.
was
once
sup-:nt
here.
If'
v-
f
1
WASHINGTON.
O.C..
m
Judge
T.
Alan
Goldsboroutrh
to
ufiiitun
W
Scoring
three
ul
common
grade
spruce
goals
In
each
of
the
first
two
lum
tor-periods,
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
In
tow
of
tne
95-foot
diesel
Wednesday
night
defeated
De-tug
Santrina,
Capt.
Louis
Bag-trolt
Red
Wings
by
a
score
jf
'Ben'
the
steel
scow
left
Juneau
7
to
2,
capturing
the
Stanley
'
Spruce
Corporation
wharf
at
8
I
Russian
planes
crossed
the
bor-,
der
into
each
other's
territory
j
over
a
period
of
sveral
months.
day
heard
arguments
of
John
BRIEFS
OF
PROVINCES
EGYPT'S
KING
DISTRIBUTES
LAND
PLOTS-King
Farouk
of
Esypt
turns
the
handle
of
a
lottery
drum
at
Kafr
Saad,
in
the
Kharbia
province
of
Egypt,
as
members
of
his
cabinet
look
on.
Lewis
in
the
contemnt
trial
ICR
OF
WAR
and
put
off
any
decision
until
He
also
said
that
a
"mysterious
SES
PANIC
By
lottery
means,
the
king
distributed
plots
of
land,
about
five
1
submarine"
had
lingered
In
Al
up
in
lour
straight
victories
in
"'
ou"oay
niaKing
an
best
of
five
final
for
the
i
troubled
passage
over
the
340
eutian
Island
waters
for
about
EiHAGEN,
9
-
Rumors
Against
New
Freight
Rate
Invited
by
Transport
Commissioners
auics
cacii,
io
ouu
poor
iamuies
ana
graduates
of
agricultural
schools.
New
dwellings
for
these
destitute
farmers
will
be
built
on
their
land
under
government
auspices.
ten
days.
The
Navy
had
a
fix
d
had
broken
out
be-
ihe
United
States
and
on
the
submarine
by
radar
and
had
awaited
word
from
Wash
miles
of
water.
Mr.
Ellis
left
Juneau
by
air,
joining
the
tug
at
Ketchikan.
"Tliis
is
a
test
shipment
u
aiised
a
near
panic
to
OTTAWA,
a
The
Board
of
ington
as
to
what
action
to
take.
Jutland.
Newspaper
tele-
Transport
Commissioners,
as
a
mes
were
jammed.
Ori-
Several
thousand
personnel
at
Aleutian
bases
had
been
put
on
he
rumor
was
nut
deter-
world's
professional
hockey
title.
By
plastering
Detroit
in
the
four
games
after
whipping
Boston
in
five
of
the
opening
play,
off
round,
the
Leafs
swept
to
their
second
straight
cup
triumph
and
their
fourth
in
eight
years
under
Coach
Clarence
(Happy)
Day.
Altogether
it
is
the
sixth
time
the
battered
old
trophy
has
reposed
in
Toronto.
Monday.
H.
Graham
Morlson,
assistant
attorney
general,
argued
for
the
government
that
Lewis
and
the
United
Mine
Workers
were
clearly
in
contempt
of
court
for
continuing
the
coal
mine
work
stoppage
for
a
week
after
the
court
order
had
been
issued
for
it
to
end.
Lawyers
for
Lewis
made
only
one
sentence
of
argument:
"The
government
has
failed
to
prove
its
case."
Yesterday
Lewis
and
the
U.
M.W.A.
made
their
formal
plea
of
"not
guilty"
after
Judge
Goldsborough
had
overruled
a
me
aiert
and
leaves
cancelled.
.
The
Chronicle
also
said
that
it
had
reports
that
a
B-29
which
crashed
north
of
Nome
two
davs
nr.si
step
in
the
general
freight
rates
inquiry,
,
today
called
for
briefs
from
provincial
governments
and
other
parties
claiming
unfair
treatment
under
the
present
rate
structure.
The
briefs
of
the
provinces
are
to
be
In
by
May
25
and
will
be
turned
over
to
the
railways
v
hlch
will
be
given
until
June
30
to
answer.
after
Christmas
"had
a
Soviet
B
TAX
TO
SEATTLE
SHIPPING
OFFICIALS
AFRAID
OF
CANADIAN
VESSELS
Could
Drive
American
Ships
From
Alaska
Trade,
Company
Executives
Admit
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Seattle
officials
of
steamship
lines
serving
Alaska
testified
before
a
Senate
sub-committee
today
that
proposals
to
per-rrjit
Canadian
vessels
to
serve
Alaska
ports
would
drive
United
States
vessels
from
the
trade.
"As
wtrges-
and
other'
costs
tm
Canadian
vessels
shell
in
her
belly."
.
,At
Washington
no
comment
was
made
from
Air
Force
headquarters
as
to
the
Ketchikan
report).
i
wi
An
learn
whether
or
not
handling
and
shipping
costs
will
make
it
feasible,
to
ship
lumbsr
through
Prince
Rupert,"
he
said.
"If
it
proves
to
be,
we
will
continue
shipping
throughout
the
summer
and,
we
hope,
through
the
winter."
"I
learned
at
Ketchikan,"
he
declared,
"that,
if
this
proves
practicable
for
the
Juneau
Spruce
Corporation,
the
Ketchikan
Spruce
Mills
may
also
us
.thin
:
route.,
for
uMppin
lumber
to
the
States.
We
want
to
know
whether
or
not
we
can
compete
with
mills
in
the
States."
While
there
is
no
cornora'
'')RIA.
'
Aii
opposition
cut
the
retail
sales
tux
e
to
two-
per
cent
"was
Mi
on
a
siiow
of
hands
motion
to
dismiss
the
contempt
citation.
Immediately
after
Lew-is'entered
his
plea,
government
THE
WEATHER'
IS
HELD
UP
BY
DEAD
MAN
Widow
of
Slain
Colombian
Leader
Obdurate
Conference
Resumes
JEWS
CLAIM
WIN
IN
WAR
?is!aturc
last
night.
-
are
subsiantjajiy
"ower
than
The
'
weather
Is
expected
to
remain
mild
throughout
British
Columbia
today
and
Friday.
Skies
will
be
cloudy
in
most
regions.
lawyers
began
presenting
evidence
to
show
the
seriousness
of
the
strike.
!
On
Monday
Lewis
issued
a
back
to
work
order
to
his
400.-
those
on
American
vessels,
it
seems
obvious
to
me
that
this
Coalitionists
James
of
Aibtrni;
Mrs.
Tilly
Poini-Cirey.
and
W.
A.
'tt,
South
Okanagan--
BOGOTA
Kfi
A
dead
man
threatened
the
political
peace
cf
Would
Unite
Two
Churches
Anglican-United
Fusion
000
soft
coal
miners
following
connection
between
Juneau
Spruce
Corporation
and
States
Steamship
Co.,
ownership
of
the
'd
the
Opposition.
rrince
Rupert,
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
CoastTleur
bill
would
result
in
Canadian'
JERUSALEM,
,
fl)
Jewish
vessels
driving
American
pas-,sources
said
today
that
2,000
senger
vessels
from
the
trade."
ewish
fighters
had
scored
a
S.
A.
Zeusler,
assistant
presi
,
"decisive
victory"
over
an
Arab
dent
of
the
Alaska
Steamship
volunteer
army
led
by
Fawzl
Co.,
said.
iBey
Al
Kaukjl
in
northern
Pal-
estine.
Information
sain
thok
agreement
of
employers
to
grant
pensions
of
$100
per
month
to
the
Hou.se
adjourned
toriau
rinnHw
vt,,
un
i
:
.
,
"
Altuaj.
W111U
riot-wracked
Colombia
today.
He
was
Jorge
Eliecer
Gaitan,
assassinated
leader
of
the
Liberal
opposition
to
Conservative
Presi
a
nau.se
aea
ne
l
ivht
iitn
i
jj
i
,
--..
"-vt
i.imiigc
in
tempera
two
firms
is
largely
In
the
same
hands,
therefore
he
was
sent
to
supervise
the
shipment.
Mr.
i.u.tiau
VUIKSUinO-
Tliro
T
mtra
fAnUkf
1
Advocated
By
Two
Heads
dent
Mariano
Ospina
Perez.
His!
Ellis
d
been
adopted
and
the
Friday:
Port
Hardy
40
and
58,
expt,on
clause
was
Massett
35
4
pnnce
ru
said.
The
Santrina
is
workers
over
the
age
of
62.
Meantime
about
half
the
miners
had
gon
back
to
work
but
many
were
waiting
to
see
how
Lewis
comes
out
in
this
second
encounter
with
Golds-
"puusiuon.
I
pert
32
and
50
TORONTO
Members
of
the
Posed
amendment
to
maritime
;jlere
nad
been
200
Arab
casual-Church
of
England
in
Canada
laws
whichjvould
permit
Cana-
tles
nd
that
the
Jews
had
cap-and
the
United
Church
of
Can-
dian'
vessels
to
carry
passengers
1
I?
t8een
fleld
&nns-ada
on
Tuesday
were
urged
t1
between
Alaska
ports.
Another!
"Sterday
an
explosion
rocked
would
permit
Canadian
vessels
the
Jewish
Yemen
Moshe
quar-
intensify
their
study
of
ciiffi-'
...
.
i.
1
Tfr
riT
.IPI'Itdcj
lorn
n
J
il
i
1
widow
said
yesterday
the
day
set
for
his.
state
funeral
that
she
would
not
let
him
be
buried
until
the
President
had
resigned.
The
funeral
was
postponed.
owned
by
the
mill.
Shortly
after
the
shipment
arrived,
longshoremen
of
Pacific
Stevedoring
Co.
began
unloading
the
scow
and
placing
the
$8,500
Swimming
Pool
10
carry
mercnancuse
original-1
"
-uoei-M
"u
cracisis
omau
arms
.
lire
followed.
ing
in
the
United
States
from
borough.
It
was
Goldsborough
who
fined
Lewis
$10,000
personally
and
the
union
$3,500,000
in
1946
because
they
ignored
a
court
order
to
end
a
strike.
The
fines
were
for
contempt.
Later
the
Union's
fine
was
cut
to
$700,000.
culties
which
stand
in
the
way
of
union
of
the
churches.
Most
Rev.
G.
F.
Kingston,
Primate
of
the
Church
of
England
in
Canada,
and
Rt.
Rev.
T.
W.
Jones,
moderator
of
the
United
Church,
issued
a
joint
Gaitans
fatal
shooting
last
Friday
touched
off
a
Colombian
rebellion
that
ravaged
this
capital
and
left
three
hundred
persons
dead.
The
Pan-American
conference
resumed
work
yesterday
in
the
revolt-battered
city
after
having
est
Project
of
Gyro
Club
Service
Organization
Pledges
Existing
sources
and
Mortgages
Future
Efforts
lumber
in
box
cars.
The
lunT-ber
is
expected
to
fill
about
25
cars.
A
dry
dock
locomotive
crane
i.s
being
used
to
unload
the
lumber.
When
the
project
gets
under
way,
the
Santrina
will
be
kept
continuously
busy
shuttling
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Juneau
Arab
sources
said
that
Arabs
drove
up
in
a
captured
Haga
armored
car
and
placed
a
box
of
explosives
in
a
house
at
the
edge
of
the
quarter.
Members
of
Hagana,
Jewish
militia,
opened
fire
after
the
blast
but
the
raiders
escaped
to
the
Arab-controlled
Jaffa
Gate,
the
informants
said.
letter
with
a
view
of
stimulating
been
broken
up
five.
days
ago
by
int?-'
rt's.ourccs
nfl
mortgaging
maxi
consideration
of
suggestions
for
a
mutually
acceptable
ministry
the
bloody
uprising
which
the
with
scowlouds
of
lumber.
Shipment
will
arrive
at
10-day
In
Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Portland
5,
Hollywood
4.
San
Francisco
7,
San
Diego
3.
Los
Angeles
6,
Sacramento
5.
Oakland
5,
Seattle
0.
Colombian
government
and
".ing
efforts,
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
which
were
presented
in
1946
to
the
Anglican
General
Synod
and
the
United
Church
General
'"Ma,
t.
in
iii
a
a
special
special
business
business
session.,
session,
dprirWl
decided
State
Secretary
George
Marshall
of
the
United
States
attributed
Council.
to
international
communism.
i
a
new
concrete
swimming
pool
in
McClv-l
I
al
.an
csfiniated
initial
cost
of
$8,500.
The
addition
to
the
existing'
children's
Delegates
voted
unanimously
DELEGATION
HOT
HEARD
to
resume
the
conference
ses
7.'
fl
will
be
designed
sions
here.
One
of
the
first
Canadian
ports
to
Alaskan
ports.
This
is
now
prohibited.
The,
hearing
continues
today
BULLETINS
STRIKE
NEAR
END
VANCOUVER
Immediate
settlement
of
the
45-day-old
strike
of
West
Coast
deepsea
ships'
officers
is
anticipated
today
f
o
I
lo
w
i
n
g
announcement
by
ship-owners
that
no
penalties
will
be
imposed,
CANUCKS
BEAT
HAWKS
VANCOUVER
Vancouver
Canucks
eked
out
a
7
to
6
win
over
San
Diego
Sky
Hawks
here
last
night.
Canucks
now
lead
the
best
of
seven
series
for
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
tide
three
games
to
one.
HANGING
SUSPENDED
LONDON
In
an
historic
seven
-
hour
debate
on
the
sanctity
of
human
life
which
brought
scenes
of
tumult
to
::
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
:
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
nw.se.s,
vii
-..
"t
"wlruction
wi.i-u
Dp.
.
Items
on
the
conference
agenda
will
probably
be
a
resolution
against
communism
in
the
western
hemisphere.
tervals.
For
years,
Juneau
Spruce
Corporation
has
shipped
first
grade
lumber
by
.steamship
and
ocean
tow
to
Tacoma
and
Seattle,
but
this
is
the
company's
first
bid
to
market
common
grades
m
the
United
States.
The
cargo
is
destined
for
purchasers
in
the
east
and
middle-west.
Some
ol
it
is
still
unsold
and
will
be
marketed
enroute.
A
number
of
local
Canadian
National
Railways
officials
were
on
hand
to
witness
the
arrival
of
the
.shipment.
ls
3"
by
75
feet.
Federal
Government
Sees
"Communistic
Propaganda'
OTTAWA,
"(K
Charging
that
an
anti-price
rise
delegation,
meeting
in
the
capital
this
week,
was
"being
used
for
communistic
propaganda,"
the
govern
already
attracting
much
advance
interest,
most
of
the
Gyros
arc
now
sprouting
luxuriant
beards.
Induced
by
the
dictates
of
fashion
and
substantial
prizes
which
are
to
be
presented,
rrmny
other
men
abotlt
town
are
fondly
nurturing
hirsute
appendages
varying
from
grizzled
grey
beards
sl0Pe
on
ti.
"
Havs
r-i-,.,,1.
h,
'
n.
com-
"ndncial
arranm...
ment
refused
to
see
five
hund
LABOR
ACT
AMENDMENTS
VICTORIA,
(l
Amendments
to
the
Labor
Act,
introduced
in
Project.
4
.....
.
red
men
and
women
assembled
akin.
V11'
',lnBle
i
,1.
vw
uiau
van
y
ivii
aiiuiiiic:,
"
vj.u
'WS
rTirri
r
v
,
i
clean-shaven
Oyros
are
under
Vancouver
Bralome
7.50
B.R.
Con
02t2
B.R.X
06
Cariboo
Quartz
1.35
Dentonia
02
Orull
Wihksne
05
Hedley
Mascot
53
Min
to
..j
01
1
2
Pend
Oreille
3.55
Pioneer
2.80
Premier
Border
04
Privateer
.19
t.
Reeves
McDonald
1.60
Reno
06
'z
,
(""jKiouna
i
......
wneiu.
miV
be
common.:-
hi.....
r
"w
'mmotliat.,.!,,
A
number
of
other
activities
CRASH
TAKES
THIRTY
LIVES
SSlr'
was
the
Legislature
late
last
night
I
by
Hon.
Gordon
Wlsmer,
minis-
ter
of
labor,
give
most
of
the
powers
of
the
minister
to
the
K
of
V.
WMs-
ittee
J
P'ayeround
from
across
Canada.
Mrs.
Rae
Luckock
of
Toronte,
resident
of
the
11
-year
old
Toronto
Housewives'
Consumers'
Association,
said
she
"very
much
resented"
the
charges.
She
described
the
group
as
"definitely
non-political."
The
delegation
had
t
brought
with
it
a
petition,
urging
return
to
price
coatrol
and
subsidies
which
it
wished
to
present
to
government
heads.
The
petition
had
been
signed
by
one
million
persons
throughout
the
country,
Mrs.
Luckock
said.
SHANNON
AIRPORT,
fc
Thirty
persons
were
reported
killed
today
in
the
wreck
of
a
Pan-American
World
Airways
newly-appointed
Labor
Relations
Board.
The
Board
will
make
all
decisions
on
conciliation
and
arbitration
and
will
supervise
strike
votes
and
prosecutions.
Ntin,
"M,-snn
at
fin-
i"
...
,
i
1
constellation,
"Empire!
of
the
Bevcourt
3
Bobjo
10
Buffalo
Canadian
.10
Consol.
Smelters
...
103.00
Con
west
88
Donalda
68
Eldona
70
Elder
48
-
Giant
Yellowknife
3.90
God's
Lake
73
Hardrock
15
Harricana
05
Heva
ir
Hosco
28
'a
Jacknife
04
Jolict
Quebec
31
Lake
Rowan
10
Lapaska
05
V2
Little
Long
Lac
.90
Lynx
09
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.65
McKenzie
Red
Lake
53
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.07
Moneta
28
Negus
2.03
,
Noranda
47.50
Louvicourt
61
Pickle
Crow
.
1
DO
Regcotirt
,
07
V2
San
Antonio
3.90
Senator
Rouyn
40
Sherrit
Gordon
2.15
Steep
Rock
2.05
Sturgeon
River
18
Silver
Miller
27
named
in
Skies.
The
plane,
bound
from
!Hs
ami
u:
wrBe.
The
minister
will
administer
London
to
New
York,
crashed
for
the
year,
most
of
them
In
the
renewed
effort
for
the
swim-ing
pool,
were
set
down
at
lat,t
night's
meeting
intluded:
June
5
Tag
Day,
October
16
Apple
Day.
Ccotber
29
Hallowe'en
Hoe-down.
On
May
15
a
dancing
party
Is
to
be
held,
committee
for
that
affair
being
Dr.
Jens
Munthe
and
Allan
Sheardown.
Latest
new
members
of
the
club
A.
M.
Hurst
and
Norman
Baker
were
installed
last
night
by
Dr..R.
G.
Large.
Guests
were
Alf
Olsen
of
Banff
and
Orville
Moscrlp
of
Vancouver.
O.
G.
Stuart,
president,
was
in
the
chair.
Prior
to
the
dinner
he
was
host
to
the
members
at
his
suite
In
the
Waldron
the
Act
and
deal
with
appoint-
and
burned
while
trying
to
land
ments.
at
Shannon
airport.
Nineteen
of
The
Industrial
commission's
those
killed
were
Americans.
No
clause
.
to
penalize
individual
,
Canadians
were
aboard.
A
Call-
Commons,
Parliament
decided
last
night
to
dispense
with
the
hangman's
noose
for
an
experimental
period
of
five
years.
The
vote
was
245
to
22.
House
of
Lords
has
yet
to
confirm
the
measure.
AMERICA'S
BLOCKED
VIENNA
Russian
troops
today
set
up
a
road
block
which
isolites
the
American
air
base
at
Tiilin.
It
is
not
known
yet
what
action
the
Americans
will
take.
KETCHIKAN
"STREAK"
KETCHIKAN
A
mysterious
bright
oranee
streak
was
seen
in
the
sky
near
Ketchikan
last
night.
It
was
believed
to
of
s'inv,
:Siue
Ule
p-4-
'""oilli!
nnal
rtn.
r
,l"i
on
Pi....
to
ar
Of
the
r
:
TCnUC
strikers
is
dropped.
fornia
man
is
the
sole
survivor.
'
Salmon
Gold
17
Sheep
Creek
1.05
Taylor
Bridge
.40
Taku
River
54
Vananda
15
Congress
.02-'!i
Pacific
Eastern
05
Hedley
Amalgamated
..
.02
V2
Spud
Valley
13
Central
Zeballos
01'4
Sllbak
Premier
.
.31
Oils
A.P.
Con
13
Calmont
50
C.
&
E.
4.90
Home
7.35
Toronto
Athona
07
Aumaque
15
Beattie
64
other
,r'C
Uent.rc'
bBS'n
cons
,
w.,8
"itlmii...
ue
Gyro
Sltai
r.rt
Oen-
LABOR
AMENDMENTS
VICTORIA
New
amendments
to
the
Labor
Act
offered
by
Minister
of
Labor
Wis-mer
call
for
supervised
poll
of
workers
on
"reasonable"
company
offers,
appointment
by
Canadian
companies
of
bargaining
represent
a-tives
within
the
province
and
the
cancellation
of
union
agreements
on
violation
of
arbitration
regulations.
There
is
nothing
in
the
bill
to
set
up
restrictions
on
communist
activities.
LOCAL.
TIDES
Friday,
April
16,
1948
High
5:49
18.4
feet
19:36
15.7
feet
Low
.
1?'5P
5
6
feet
WALLACE'S
PROMISES
WASHINGTON
Henry
Wallace,
presidential
aspirant,
today
promisee
repeal
of
the
Taft-Hartley
Law,
$100
per
nionlh
old
age
pension,
$1
an
hour
minimum
wage,
control
against
Wall
Street
and
friendship
with
Russia.
alm..."
Ur"Oer
way.
be
about
800
feet
W
f0nhtOmbe
Klfsr
0,1
rVh'i.
sea.
It
might
have
been
an
airplane
or
it
might
have
been
a
flare.
.