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Columbia
Collulos.
Compony
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on
which
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work
ii
In
pr.'O'tM.
Steel
Construction
On
Charlottes
Of
Several
Buildings
At
thquaki
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Off
Queen
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Watson
Island
finished
Seven
Hundred
Workers
Now
Engaged
On
Project
Which
Is
Going
Well
PARKING
BYLAW
Shock
Officially
KEEPS
BANTAM
WEIGHT
TITLE
AIR
BASF.
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Seal
Cove
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by
the
rltv
fnim
Earthquake
Aftermaths
Described
As
Most
QUEBEC
ffi
Quebec's
Fern
f!t
of
Transport,
Ja
to
Queen
;ws
as
a
reforl-
NOW
IN
EFFECT
An
amending
bylaw
to
the
city's
traffic
and
parking
bylaw,
which
will
limit
parking
in
the
Tost
Office
block
of
Third
Avenue
to
15
minutes
during
the
hours
between
9
a.m.
and
6
p.m.
received
its
final
reading
In
city
council
last
night.
The
amend
A
local
householder
had
be;n
'
Steel
construction
has
been
completed
on
several
buildings
of
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Company,
Ltd.
high
alpha
pulp
plant
being
erected
on
Watson
Island,
rind
work
is
proceeding
satisfactorily
in
all
directions,
according
to
C.
H.
Klo'tz,
project
engineer.
"Installation
of
underground
'
Council
approved
ando
Gagnon,
24-year-old
Canadian
bantamweight
boxing
champion,
last
night
defeated
Jackie
Turner
of
Vancouver
by
a
unanimous
decision
in
a
twelve-round
bout
for
the
title.
,
Oagnon
weighed
116'2
pounds
"quoted
hy
the
a;;o,
subject
Severe
This
Year
Animals
Behaved
Strangely
Before
Tremor
Graphic
Masset
Story
RpiKmoirranhical
authorities
have
announced
thai
repairing
his
water
pipes.
He
had
Just
connected
up
the
system
and
was
waiting
somewhat
anxiously
the
results
of
his
plumbing
attempts
when
there
was
a
rumble.
Just
as
the
hot
water
began
to
come
through
"3
by
adiolninj
sewers,
pipe
lines
and
water
Cellulose
Company,
Ltd.
have
passed
the
700
mark,
an
Increase
ment
bylaw
also
provides
for
diagonal
uarkine
alone
the
I
maln3,"
Mr.
Klotz
reported,
"is
well
advanced.
The
large
ag-cregate
and
batch
plant
is
of
approximately
17
percent
during
the
last
month.
W.
cni,n
0
north
side
of
Second
Avenue
between
Sixth
and
Seventh
the
centre
of
Sunday
night's
earthquake
shock,
whicli
the
hou.se
shook,
the
windows
rattled
and
as
he
looked
out
and
Turner,
115'.4
pounds.
The
champion
was
forced
to
fight
throughout
and
was
never
(Continued
on
Page
4)
functioning
successfully
and
the
"r
&
v.'i.!;s
visit1
ai'rt
rtaiiKiiter-ln-Ml's-
C.
H.
Collins.
transit
shed
has
been
substan
Streets.
(
Continued.
Page
3)
Prince
Rupert
felt
so
vividly,
was
west
ot
the
norm
up
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
where
the
ocean
flooi
is
known
to
he
unstable.
It
was
Graded
as
a
shock
of
'""IlillS'S
train
fnr
THE
WLATHEFC
(Synopsis)
A
weak
storm
centred
30D
through
the
window
he
saw
trees
swaying.
"What
on
earth
have
I
done
now?"
he
groaned
apprehensively.
He
was
relieved
to
learn
it
wa3
only
an
earthquake.
tially
completed.
"All
the
steel
for
the
office
building
and
pulp
storage
building
has
been
erected.
It
Is
hoped
!h-y
will
spend
a
,;c
ri'iunilng
t'j
"8"
intensity
and
was
the
most
severe
in
the
world
All
Twenty-One
on
miles
off
the
west
coast
of
Vi'.i-
this
year.
The
intensity
at
the
that
the
office
building
will
be
here,
caused
considerable
damage
but
no
casualties.
,
couver
isuum
i
muviug
muur
available
for
occupancy
by
staff
i
,
u
w,u
lve
.some
centre
Is
estimated
to
have
been
ten
times
that
which
caused
such
employees
within
the
next
five1
cloud
today
over
the
south
'ilional
Brooklyn
3
widespread
havoc
in
the
South
Two
Indian
lads
were
shooting
with
a
"BB"
gun
near
Cow
Bav.
Their
tareet
was
an
old
'Just
after
the
start
of
the
tremor
chimneys
began
to
fall
or
six
weeks.
rashednane
uiie
"Foundations
and
footings
on'i
like
ten-pins
all
over
the
village.'
tin
can.
.
A
shot
hit
with
a
ping,
American
republic
of
Ecuador
on
August
5.
According
to
further
advices
received
at
the
office
of
the
coastal
regions
but
nothing
more
serious
than
this
is
expected
from
it
in
British
Columbia.
Showars
will
occur
today
over
the
central
Interior
-of
the
The
chimney
of
the
Anglican
Church
was
among
those
which
there
was
a
rumble,
the
Cow
Bay
electric
power
sub
station
a
number
of
the
processing
buildings
are
now
ready
to
receive
the
steel
work.
Excavation
omrk
is
virtually
cnmnleted
in
!''
32.
8c
and
simok,
there
were
flashes,
the(
Dally
News
todav
from
the
fell
while
that
of
the
Catholic
Church
was
damaged.
province
and
the
southern
val-
preparation
for
the
erection
ot
leys
will
enjoy
considerable
un-
"A
number
of
windows
vere
and
nd
1
shine.
Th
north
coast
remains
the
boiler
house,
coal
hopper
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
chimneys
fell
like
tn-ptns
at
Masset,
the
DelkaUa
bridge
writhed
like
a
snake
and
the
ground
telephone
poles
quivered
ana
the
trees
swayed.
The
lads
look-'
ed
In
horror
and
then
beat
it
for
home
as
fast
as
they
could.:
But
that
was
no
faster
than'
p.
Co-op.
!.
Co-op.
f
-WO,
Co-op.
M
Co-op.
smashed.
Whole
shelves
nr
pre
cloudy.
The
outlook
for
Wed
conveyor
buildings."
j
nesday
is
for
mostly
clear
skies
serves
toppled
to
the
ground
Bnnkrnses
and
china
cabinets
Within,
the
last
few
weeks
con
east
of
the
coast
range.,
but
Co-op.
some
clients
left
their
tables
In
cracked
at
several
points,
animals
became
confused
and
un
tractors
began
the
fabrication
on
fell,
causing
the
loss
of
mucn
(Continued
on
Page
3.'
the
local
restaurants.
Although
WINNIPEG
P
Royal
Canadian
A
Force
said
that
the
Canso
aircraft
missing
in
northern
Manitoba
since
Sunday
was
sighted
today
on
direct
track
from
Churchill,
80
miles
east
of
Norway
House,
on
the
way
to
Winnipeg..
There
was
no
sign
of
life
and
it
is
thought
that
the
plane
crashed
and
turned.
The
search
party
later
reported
that
none
were
living
aboard
the
crashed
plane.
A
parachute
rescue
team
proceeded
to
the
scene
in
an
amphibious
Canso.
An
armada
of
thirty
planes
had
been
looking
for
the
missing
plane.
On
board
were
twenty-one
passengers
made
up
of
seven
crew
men,
four
meteorological
bureau
men,
Canadian
Press
reporter
Jack
Avison
of
Winnipeg
and
a
woman
physiotherapist
as
well
as
eight
Eskimos.
,
The
aircraft
had
left
Winnipeg
on
August
15
and
had
encountered
thunderstorms.
The
wreck
was
sighted
by
a
Canso
piloted
by
Flying-Officer
F.
D.
Advent,
Vancouver.
the
plant
site
of
wall
panels
and
roof
slabs,
which
consist
of
a
ruly,
horses
at
Llmberlost
Lodge
could
not
be
controlled
even
an
they
returned
to
finish
their
meals.
good
china
and
glass.
"There
are
several
crac.ks
In
the
road
on
the
DelkaUa
side.
layer
of
foamglas
Insulation
be
hour
before
the
main
shock.
Dec-
ran
wildly
from
the
woods
into
tween
two
layers
of
concrete.
This
novel
assembly
will
be
used
Even
the
sacred
precincts
of
(Contmuedfn-'tqe
5)
Someone
crossing
the
long
vei-katla
bridge
at
the
time
of
the
earthquake
described
it
as
re
the
meadows.
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
ROOSEVELT
PARK
6:30
PJM.
COMMERCIAL
HOTEL
,
VS.
MERCHANTS
Mrs.
Margaret
W.
Oreen,
Daily
'
Aue8t
24,
1943
In
certain
departments
of
the
plant.
"
Workers
now
engaged
in
miscellaneous
activities
of
Columbia
News
correspondent
at
Masset
I
wrote
as
follows
today:.
"
';05
22.0
feet
":4B
20.5
feet
vals
all
night
at)d
twoor
three'
were
noticed
between
9
m.
and
noon
Monday."
sembling
a
writhing
sna.
Cattle
on
the
flats
became
terrified
and
raced
madly
around.
"Tremors
were
felt
at
In
tor-
"The
'quake,
described
locally
as
the
worst
ever
experienced
4.5
feet