PROVINCIAL
LIBTIARY
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
VICTOR
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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL
XXXVII,
No.
106.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
5,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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186,000
POUNDS
HALIBUT
LANDED
HERE
TODAY
Nine
Canadian
halibut
boats
landed
186,000
pounds
of
fish
Forest
Management
License
Awarded
Cellulose
Company
Signing:
of
Document
By
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney
Clears
Way
For
Construction
of
Port
Edward
Pulp
Mill
VICTORIA
(CP)
The
granting
of
a
forest
management
licence
to
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
by
the
provincial
government
cleared
the
way
for
construction
of
a
$25,000,000
cellulose
plant
at
Port
Edward,
near
Prince
Rupert.
The
licence,
signed
by
Lands
and
Forests
Minister
CANADIAN
BRITISH
AID
GOODS
WASHINGTON
(CP)-;-A
$33,500,000
shipment
of
food
to
Britain
under
the
European
Recovery
Plan
was
authorized
today
by
Paul
G.
Hoffman,
economic
co-operation
administrator.
The
supplies
wheat,
flour
and
bacon
will
be
purchased
in
Canada
with
United
States
funds.
Orders
will
be
placed
for
$17,000,000
worth
of
wheat,
and
$11,000,000
worth
of
bacon.
here
this
morning,
eight
of
which
delivered
151,000
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Coop.
It
was
the
first
really
heavy
delivery
of
the
season.
Only
one
vessel,
the
San
Juan,
E.
T.
Kenney,
was
the
first
AID
GERMAN
STUDENTS
issued
under
the
Forestry
Act
sold
on
the
exchange,
to
Whiz
Fisheries,
getting
14.5
cents
a
pound
for
meuum
halibut,
13
cents
for
large
and
9
cents
for
chicken.
as
amended
during
the
1947
session
of
the
legislature.
Clearing
of
the
site
fcr
the
mill
is
nearing
completion
and
construction
work
is
to
begin
shortly,
Mr.
Kenney
said.
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
is
a
MONTREAL
Ol
A
campaign
conducted
by
members
of
Mc-Gill
University's
Newman
Club
in
aid
of
the
University
of
Ham-,
burg
has
been
concluded
successfully.
The
Montreal
students
collected
1
tons
of
clothing,
800
cans
of
food,
500
U.S.
RAILROAD
STRIKE
DUE
DESPITE
BAH
Official
War
.
History
Is
Released
Today
subsidiary
of
the
Celanese
Cor-
bars
of
soap,
300
books
and
1
I
poration
of
America.
"Entrance
of
the
Celanese
several
donations
of
money.
Carroll,
I
Corporation
into
large
-
scale
Most
Rev.
Francis
MOUNTAINS
BEARING
BLANKETS
OF
SNOW
leed
is
in
WASHINGTON
ft
A
government
lawyer's
contention
that
President
Truman
still
has
power
to
seize
strike-threatened
United
States
railroads
brought
a
union
retort
today
that
such
a
step
would
not
bar
a
walk-out.
Catholic
Bishop
of
Calgary,
was-production
of
cellulose
Prices
for
medium
and
large
were
slightly
higher
than
those
bid
on
the
first
cargo
yesterday,
but
the
chicken
price
was
two
cents
lower.
Opening
price
paid-
by
Bacon
Fisheries
for
the
first
cargo
yesterday
was
14.2
for
medium,
12
for
large
and
11
for
chicken.
Today's
landings:
San
Juan,
35,000,
14.50
and
13
and
9,
Whiz.
Capella,
16,000,
Co-op.
Neptune,
17,000,
Co-op.
::
rivers
in
the
Skeena
and
Bulkley
watersheds.
A
late
arousing
fear
that
a
sudden
run-off
may
create
floods
;1
damage
transportation
and
communication
facilities
prince
Rupert
and
the
Interior.
a
vis
tor
in
the
city
today,
being
a
round
trip
passenger
on
the
Prince
Rupert,
northbound
to
Ketchikan.
OTTAWA
The
official
story
of
the
Canadian
Army
in
the
Second
World
War
was
published
today
in
a
180,000-word
book
written
by
Col.
Charles
Stacey,
director
of
the
historical
rection
of
'he
General
Staff
Issued
by
the
Defence
Department,
it
is
"historical
summary"
and
simply
entitled
"The
Canadian
Army,
1939-45."
The
first
printing
Is
10,000
copies
($2,50).
STORK
WINNER
IN
conformity
with
the
company's
long-range
plan
of
supplementing
its
supplies
of
essential
raw
materials,"
declared
Mr.
Kenney.
"Production
from
this
plant
A
country-wide
1
strike
over
wages
and
working
rules
has
been
called
for
next
Tuesday.
David
E.
Robertson,
head
of
the
Brotherhood
of
Firemen
and
Engineers,
said
that
White
Rt.
Rev.
J.
B.
Gibson,
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
returned
to
the
city
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
DING
BULKLEY
RIVER
WASHES
HACKS,
DELAYS
TRAIN
ARRIVAL
will
be
used
to
supply
this
substantial
share
of
the
company's
expanding
requirements
for
.
j
Rupert
from
a
trip
to
Vancou
HOSPITAL
RACE
PRINGE
GEORGE
It
was
a
case
of
wings
over
wheels
during
a
10-minute
race
between
Mr.
Stork
and
a
taxi
early
Sunday
morning
with
the
former
winning
the
keenly
contested
dash
by
seconds.
Alex
McKenzie,
driver
for
House
seizure
"will
not
settle
yarns
and
plastics."
Excavation
work
on
the
mill
the
wage
dispute
it
will
only
North
Cape,
14,500,
Co-op.
Reward,
20,000,
Co-op.
Tramp,
24,000,
Co-o.
Five
Princes,
22,000,
Co-op.
Island
Queen,
11,000,
Co-op.
Anchor
A.,
17,000,
Co-op.
The
flooding
Uulklev
ver
and
Nelson.
He
was
accompanied
by
Rev.
S.
Kinley
of
Kincolith.
Bishop
Gibson
will
leave
by
train
at
the
week-end
for
Smlthers.
site,
which
began
last
year,
is
irritate
it."
In
the
preface,
Col.
Stacey
emphasizes
that
this
is
au
interim
report
on
the
Army
a
(summary,
not
a
history.
A
four-volume
official
history
proper
'is
being
prepared,
with
1950
the
expected
to
be
completed
about
Production
Kiver,
fed
by
fast-melt-in";
snow,
washed
out
the
NEW
BRUNSWICK
I
Vet's
Taxi,
started
out
with
In
Britain
the
end
of
the
month.
The
B.C.
Bridge
and
Dredging
Company
has
the
contract.
ELECTION
CALLED
target
dale
for
completion.
IN',
-
Britain
chalk-
Marshall
Pleads
East-West
This
interim
book,
with
12
Timber
lands
from
which
the
FREDERICTON,
P
Premier
Canadian
National
Railway
tracks
near
Telkwa
Tuesday
afternoon,
delaying
the
arrival
of
last
night's
train
by
25
hours.
colored
paintings
by
Canadian
company
will
draw
its
large
re
McNalr
Tuesday
night
called
a
New
Brunswick
election
for
quirements
of
logs
for
manu
Understanding
To
Save
U.N.
incipient
mother
and
father
at
about
7
a.m.
for
the
Prince
George
and
District
Hospital
and
within
an
hour
returned
to
his
stand
and
shakenly
signed
his
log:
"Two
passengers
and
new-born
baby."
Both
mother
and
chilfl
are
doing
well.
war
artists,
15
maps
in
color
and
three
in
black
and
white,
ru'.i;
in
February
when
iciion
('quailed
an
an-uf
15,049,000
tons.
The
record
was
Januarys
i
which
equalled
an
't
of
14.580,000
tons.
facture
cover
several
thousand
"early
summer"
proBably
June.
He
could
not
set
the
tlate
until
is
a
painstaking,
detailed
work
square
miles
orf
the
Naas
and
WASHINGTON
(CP)
Secretary
of
State
George
Marshall
said
today
that
Russian
leaders
must
be
covering
the
Canadian
Army
Skeejia
'
watersheds.
The
train
Is
due
to
arrive
at
midnight.
Divisional
Super-
he
has
conferred
with
the
cabi
through
Its
training,
Its
build-up
(put
fur
the
first
two
v,.
;
intendent
C.
A.
Berner's
office
net,
the
Premier
told
the
Legls
lature.
!
the
year
tllXf
UCV
It
I
convinced
that
the
Soviet
Union
can
"live
side
by
side
in
peace",
with
the
western
powers,
within
the
United
announced
this
morning.
MINE
LEADER
r
y-V
-B
Wi-
A
i
level
needed
to.
meet
nmrnfS'
1948"1artretnf
tons
even
after
al-
,
TTieTTood
'was
the
first
6f
what'
Nations.'
.
"
"
V
:
?
mav
be
a
series
caused
by
over-
British
Enforce
Jerusalem
Truce
He
made
that
argument
in
opposing
any
drastic
r
a
production
drop
i
flowlllg
rivers
In
the
Interior
as
UtfUK
I
LU
AO
COMMUNIST
TORONTO,
(fi
Reid
Robin
"
shake-up
of
the
U.N.
without
lie
summer
holiday
heavy
spring
OTTAWA,
(Pi
A
truce,
by
British
guns,
kept
most
last
winter's
unusually
snow
melts
under
the
sun.
and
its
campaigns.
It
is
a
really
worth
-
while
record
and
the
speitl
in
which
it
was
compiled
exceptional
for
any
comprehensive
official
book
is
a
tribute
to
the
determination
and
diligence
of
Col.
Stacey
and
his
historical
section.
The
author
had
access
to
all
relevant
official
document!
In
the
possession
of
Defence
Headquarters
and
has
produced
a
book
that
rings
with
authenti
son's
appeal
for
discharge
from
Russian
agreement.
Such
a
step,
Marshall
said,
probably
would
destroy
the
organization
and
mean
the
setting
up
of
a
rival
Jews
and
Arabs
in
Palestine
to
custody
was
refused
today
and
he
will
be
deported
to
the
Uni-
ted
States
as
a
communist.
Robinson,
eastern
president
military
alliance.
He
appeared
before
the
House
foreign
affairs
committee
which
LEADS
PRIMARY
BUS,
Ohio,
iff
-
Sena-
Unseawinally
cold
weather
is
holding
the
snow
In
the
mountains
and
a
sudden
spell
of
warm
weather
could
bring
it
pouring
down
the
mountainsides
causing
the
BulkJey.
and
Skeena
river
BIG
MONEY
LURES
CANUCK
PILOTS
Itut
Find
Their
$1,3IHI
1'cr
Month
Incomes
Don't
Cio
Far
TORONTO,
Cl
The
Chinese
air
force
Is
paying
$1,300
monthly
in
United
States
currency
for
Canadian
pilots
willing
to
go
to
the
Far
East
and
instruct
its
personnel
In
mosquito
bomber
operation,
according
to
a
former
R.C.A.F.
officer
here.
He
said
at
least
six
pilots
and
as
many
ground
crew
now
are
in
China
under
contract
to
the
of
the
International
Mine,
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers'
Union.
is
considering
proposals
for
reorganizing
the
United
Nations
(CIO)
has
been
in
Jail
since
his
LIVING
COST
INDEX
REACHES
ALL-TIME
PEAK
OTTAWA,
The
official
cost
of
living
index
climbed
four-fifths
of
a
point
during
March
to
establish
a
new
peak
of
151,6,
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
reported
Tuesday.
The
index,
calculated
on
the
basis
that
1935-39
costs
equal
100,
now
is
at
the
highest
point
In
history.
day
from
each
other's
throats.
The
Palestine
government
said
that
the
cease
fire
order
for
the
Katamon
quarter
of
southern
Jerusalem
had
been
extended
Indefinitely.
Truce
negotiations
for
the
entire
city
are
continuing.
The
Army
volunteer
army
in
Palestine
reported
that
the
British
authorities
had
warned
them
to
stop
shelling
the
Jew
city
through
its
312
pages.
appeal
against
a
deportation
or
der
was
thrown
out
two
weeks
ago.
He
was
ordered
deported
un
'DOCTOR'
STEALS
WOMAN'S
PURSE
iTalt
took
a
14
to
nine
systenifTfc$jJn,
dangerously.
y
in
the
see-saw
vole
',.,,
th
Harold
E.
SUwsrn
!
RaiUmy-IIc
works
of-
that
the
thaw
28
conicsted
Rrpubli-
HUNMQpta
d.ntial
delegates.
,
wilLte
ajr
ftdual
one.
irtc
returns
from
yes-lK
washout
undcr-
TO.OOO
Republican
prl-rtjj
fPCt
f
track
near
Ml,e,
mat
seven
Taf
f
Quick,
scouring
der
a
regulation
which
permits
the
deportation
of
aliens
found
to
be
communists.
with
or
without
Russian
cooperation.
Marshall
declared
that
what
the
world
needs
today
Is
not
new
structures
for
peace,
but
better
use
of
the
organization
which
already
exists.
The
problems
of
today
require
the
"performance
of
obligations
already
undertaken,
fidelity
to
pledges
already
given."
His
testimony
amounted
to
a
plea
to
the
United
States
Con
VANCOUVER
Mrs.
Esther
L.avine,
of
Homer
Street,
suffer
ed
a
slight
heart
attack
while
on
J
-J
&
,albed
to
a
depth
of
nil
in
tm.
m
'
t
Hil,-hinir
iranii
uhirh
a
shopping
errand.
Assisted
to
mt
total
",r
:
00
:
ri...fu,
u
.
.
.
VVTf
Wfrking
nearby
was
pressed
"Mdy
had
a
30
delegates
I7S
T...,..-
.
.1,0
j.
her
home
by
a
man
who
repres
ish
positions
or
British
planes
would
1
be
used
to
destroy
the
Arab
artillery.
MINE
SIGHTED
DOWN
COAST
A
floating
mine
has
been
sighted
in
40
fathoms
of
water
57
miles
northwest
by
north
of
Triangle
Island,
Queen
Char
WARSHIPS
GOING
TO
HUDSON'S
BAY
government's
air
force.
Maintenance
men
draw
about
$600
a
month
In
U.S.
currency,
he
said.
But
there's
a
catch
to
these
breath-taking
incomes.
Canadians
in
China
have
to
buy
necessities
of
life
at
black-market
prices,
and
when
it
comes
to
,
,,
...
bet
and
womea
lor
nours.
i
Sr'elSS'S
T,KWCStK,ndpf
r
train.
gress
not
to
lose
patience
with
the
United
Nations.
Legislators
SEES
NEED
FOR
STRONG
CANADA
OTTAWA
0)
The
falterin
foreign
affairs
debate
petered
out
in
Commons
.last
night
on
a
militaristic
note.
As
the
four-day
debate
ended,
two
Progressive
-
Conservative
members,
W.
Garfield
Case
rs
lead
iiv
crossca
over
uiu
ranira
si,
ented
himself
as
a
physician
she
was
given
a
casual
examination,
and
advised
to
rest.
Mrs.
Lavine
rested
for
two
hours
and
then
discovered
that
her
wallet
containing
$3.50,
car
tickets
and
personal
papers
had
been
stolen.
MONTREAL,
CP
Canada's
new
aircraft
carrier
Magnificent
will
lead
summer
naval
exercises
have
complained
especially
about
Russia's
frequent
use
of
shopping
day
the
big
pay
the
Big
Power
veto.
lotte
Sound,
the
local
office
of
the
Department
of
Transport,
cheques
dwindle
rapidly.
In
real
purchasing
power,
the
boys
are
marine
section,
reported
today.
t
WEATHER
Synopsis
,ri"
which
has
been
giv-l"il
strong
winds
in
the
this
afternoon.
The
rastbound
train
Is
sched-uli
d
to
leave
at
8
o'clock,
its
regular
time,
tonight.
Prospect
of
similar
trouble
to
railways
and
highways
exists
In
the
Fraser
Valley,
where
the
mountains
are
carrying
huge
burdens
of
snow,
none
of
which
has
begun
to
melt
yet.
Interior
Hydro
Bylaw
Approved
(Grey
-
North)
and
Douglas
Harkncss
(Calgary
West)
urged
lris
(luring
the
night
::
TODAY'S
STOCKS
::
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
Canada
to
arm
as
a
means
of
'-
.o
the
interior
dur-
"lurning
accompanied
by
making
sure
her
voice
will
be
heard
in
the
councils
of
the
Uni
cloudiness
and
occa-
into
northern
waters
this
year
which
will
see"
the
"first
Canadian
warships
ever
to
enter
Hudson
Bay,"
Defence
Minister
Claxton
announced
Tuesday.
The
Magnificent
will
not
enter
the
bay
herself,
the
minister
Intimated,
but
will
accompany
two
destroyers
and
a
tanker
into
Baffin
Straits.
The
destroyers
will
go
on
to
Churchill,
Manitoba.
Douks
Problem
To
'Pen'
Keepers
getting
only
about
20
per
cent
ol
their
fancy
take-home
pay.
Letters
from
pilots
already
serving
in
China
indicate
this
has
caused
no
little
disillusionment.
TAKKS
WIFE
AND
BABY
Among
pilots
now
reported
enroute
to
China
is
Carl
"Moose"
Fumerton,
Toronto
R.C.A.F.
winner
of
the
D.F.C.
and
bar.
Relatives
say
he
left
accompanied
by
his
wife
and
baby.
ted
Nations.
Beattie
67
Bevcourt
37
Buffalo
Canadian
10
uarneid
suggested
that
tne
Dominion
build
a
"substantial"
air
force
to
back
up
Canada's
obligatlonj
and
commitments
under
the
United
Nations
iy
Legislature
PRINCE-
GEORGE
Third
reading
of
the
application
for
special
act
to
allow
bylaw
to
be
submitted
to
the
taxpayers
regarding
the
proposed
hydroelectric
power
plant
at
Willow
River
had
been
passed
by
the
provincial
legislature
Monday.
his
application
was
made
subsequent
to
the
vote
of
the
ratepayers
December
last,
when
the
proposition
was
approved
by
a
majority,
and
the
action
of
the
city
council
In
proposing
to
bring
in
a
bylaw,
asking
that
Backward
spring
brings
to
mind
the
freshet
season
of
1930
when
snow
was
held
in
the
mountains
until
June,
they,
under
the
heat
of
the
early
summer
sun,
sent
torrents
of
water
into
the
Skeena,
washing
out
the
railway
tracks
and
tying
up
traffic
for
several
weeks.
In
spite
of
the
cold
weather
mkirVi
hns
heen
current
this
S'H
precipitation.
The
''c
f
an
extensive
low
art'u
off
the
coast
will
ntinued
cool
unsettled
during
today
and
torn
all
regions
of
the
''"recast
J'Perl,
Queen
Char-'"'
N,"'th
Coast-Intertill
today
and
Thurs-'"is
southeast
30
mllK
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Veg
Relatives
of
John'
Howard
Turnbull
of
St.
Thomas,
who
won
the-
D.F.C.
and
bar
as
a
night
fighter
with
the
R.C.A.F.
says
he
is
"either
in
China
or
etarian
Doukhobors
whose
religion
bans
raising
of
animals
spring,
railway
men
are
hoping
for
human
consumption
are
a
r'f.
ioiti,
.i
that
the
run-off
will
be
sui-
DAILY
BROADCASTS
FOR
FISHING
FLEET
VANCOUVER,
The
British
Columbia
fishing
fleet
will
receive
four
broadcasts
a
day
to
assist
them
in
catching
tuna.
Temperatures,
position
of
fish
and
other
information
will
be
problem
to
British
Columbia
Denltentiarv
officials.
0-....JT,
occreusing
lo
,l
26
ihis
afternoon.
$1,300,000
be
provided
to
eiitab
ficicntly
gradual
to
keep
the
water"
within
the
river
banks.
"U1
ill
hpmnopqlni-n
During
winter
months
they
,Jlsn
lne
nvaro
eicciric
pram,
was
K'ht
and
highs
Thurs-
cannot
find
enough
work
for
enaorsea.
,
on
his
way."
Don
Lewis
has
left
with
four
other
Torontonians
to
take
ground
crew
jobs
In
Nanking.
He
said
he
was
In
charge
of
the
party
but
refused
to
give
any
details
of
his
employment
as
"senior
officers
don't
want
any
members
of
the
sect
serving
wltn
tne
passing
of
the
third
terms
for
arson
and
riotous
reading
by
the
legislature,
it
Is
'narcly
40
and
50,
Mas-Jnd
50,
Prince
Rupprt
40
Urges
Tolerance
Vancouver
Hralorne
9.25
B
R.
Con
04
B.
R.X
Ofl
Cariboo
Quartz
1.92
Dentonia
01
Vis
Grull
Wlhksne
03V2
Hcdlry
Mascot
63
Minto
f
.03
Pend
Oreille
4.05
Pioneer
'..
3.05
Premier
Border
04
Vi
Privateer
.22
Reeves
McDonald
1.85
Reno
09
Salmon
Gold
1.17
Sheep
Creek
i
1.10
Taylor
Bridge
4J
Taku
River
.45
Vananda
17'?
Congress
02
Pacific
Eastern
05
Hedley
Amalgamated
..
.02
'j
Spud
Valley
12
Central
Zeballos
00
Silbak
Premier
47
Oils
A.P.
Con
19
Calmont
54
C.
&
E
5.90
Foothills
2.90
Home
v.
8.20
Toronto
Athona
07
Aumaque
17
damage
In
the
province's
In-
now
P
lo
lne
cllv
councu
w
go
Of
East
and
West
terior.
It
is
hoped
that
spring
aneatJ
wun
suDmission
oi
me
Consol.
Smelters
109.50
Conwest
1.10
Donalda
75
Eldona
1.05
Elder
50
Giant
Yellowknlfe
4.55
God's
Lake
73
Hard
rock
17
Harricana
12',2
Heva
13
Hosco
31V4
Jacknife
.05
Jollet
Quebec
38
Lake
Rowan
.'.
09
Vi
Lapaska
05
'2
Little
Long
Lac
1.14
Lynx
09
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.70
McKenzie
Red
Lake
52
V2
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.13
Moneta
30
Negus
2.35
Noranda
49.50
Louvlcourt
69
Pickle
Crow
2.12
Regcourt
05
.
San
Antonio
3.90
Senator
Rouyn
.44
Sherrlt'
Gordon
2.99
Steep
Rock
2.10
Sturgeon
River
17
Silver
Miller
29
SKE
VOTE
OTTAWA.
Q
The
House
ot
bylaw
to
the
electors
at
a
later
date.
gardening
will
provide
a
tem-orary
solution.
Commons
Tuesday
heard
Russia
KTS
MAY
put
on
the
air
by
the
fisheries
patrol
boat
Laurler.
An
expert
biologist
will
be
on
board.
The
patrol
boat
Howay
will
also
aid
in
patrolling
fishing
grounds.
First
aid
men
and
medical
supplies
will
be
available
and
patrol
craft
will
be
equipped
for
towing
boats
hi
trouble.
The
justice
department
recog
nizes
their
refusal
to
work
In
30
DAYS
publicity."
Wives
and
families
of
the
men
are
transported
to
the
Far
East
by
the
Chinese,
but
no
special
allowances
are
made
in
salaries
for
married
men.
After
their
LOCAL
TIDES
Thursday,
May
6,
1948
the
farm
yard
where
animals
EAL,
are
raised.
Apart
from
this,
the
"-Results
'"
was
oi
of
a
a
High
11:58
18.0
feet
k,(,i
.
L
ll'
125nn,
Canadian
Low
5:57
5.7
feet
17:58
6.3
feet
cautiously
defended
and
tne
United
States
sharply
criticized.
William
Irvine,
(CCF-Cariboo)
said
he
was
convinced
that
many
things
"which
many
of
us
say
and
believe
about
the
Russians
are
Just
as
false
as
some
of
the
things
which
they
say
and
believe
about
us."
He
urged
that
efforts
be
made
to
find
a
"desirable
synthesis
between
the
two
extreme
ideologies
without
our
fighting
it
out
on
the
battlefield."
"-Mrs
,
18
brother.
f
ProbaWy
not
be
"ikJl
days'
unlon
oUl-Jl
today.
The
union
'iectin"kae
J0115
Tuesday
Doukhobors
are
little
trouble.
Their
own
members
prepare
their
meals
in
the
prison
kitchen,
as
their
beliefs
decree
strict
vegetarian
diet.
A
MISCHIEVOUS
PET
The
snake-killing
mongoose
is
readily
tamed
and
makes
a
good
though
mischievous
pet.
arrival
In
China,
the
families
are
on
their
own
and
the
Chinese
will
assume
no
liability
in
case
any
of
the
Canadians
arc
killed.
It
was
reported
that
all
recruiting
for
Far
East
service
has
been
secretive.
Band
Concert
shrineTclub
Peter
Lien,
Bandmaster
va
v
-
'Tu-cent,
an
orff;r'
The
?rLl
are
klng
35
cents
an
at
Civic
Centre
Auditorium,
Monday
May
10,
8:15
p.m.
Adults
75c
(110)
Students
35c