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LIBHAHY
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Flood
Fund
Still
Ne&dirHFelp
-
Give
Generously,
Give
Nov
1
I
nc
Rupert's
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
bod
j
PHONE
A
Prompt
At
All
Service
Hours
Dyke
ORMES
DRUGS
mm
Daily
Delivery
I
PHONE
81
CABS
STAR
V
g.C.
FLOOD
EMERGENCY
CAMPAIGN
i
jjective
$25,000
hrd
to
Date
$12,201.69
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
PortPrince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII
No.
142.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JUNE
17,'l948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
alestirie
Situation--
Is
Lookin
Biriglnta
$20,01)0
MHO
RESEARCH
BOARD
DUE
NEXT
WEEK
Ceianesj
Mill
Digging
Through;
Construction
Is
Due
In
October
First
phase
of
construction
of
the
$25,000,001)
cellulose
acetate
mill
project
for
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
at
Watson
Island
has
been
finished
with'
Bernadotte
Promises
Peacetime
Status
Quo
CAIRO
(CP)
United
Nations
mediator
Count
Folke
Bernadotte
took
off
for
Tel
Aviv
today
to
meet
Israeli
leaders
and
talk
permanent
peace
plans
for
Palestine.
The
first
week
of
the
28-day
armistice
has
now
ended
with
the
country
fairly
quiet.
A
letter
which
Bernadotte
wrote
to
Premier
Important
Research
Group
Is
Coming
to
City
Six
mqmbers
of
the
Fisheries
M7
L,
1
$15,000
,0111)
Research
Board
of
Canada,
ac
completion
recently
of
excavation
work
on
the
20-
companied
by
five
other
scien
acre
millsite
facing
Fort
hdward.
B.C.
Bridge
and
Dredging
and
Macco
Ltd.,
the
tists,
will
visit
Prince
Rupert
next
Monday
and
Tuesday,
then
company,
is
now
contracting
leave
for
the
interior
to
view
salmon
conservation
projects
shipping
its
machinery
and
Mahmound
Fahmy
Pasha
has
been
made
public.
It
promises
equipment
south
after
having
being
carried
on
on
the
Skeena
$10,000
blasted
and
bulldozed
a
two-
River
watershed
level
terraced
area
on
which
Embargo
On
Freight
Off
The
party,
headed
by
Dr..
will
sit
the
huge
timber
con
G.
B.
Reed.
Board
chairman,
B.
C.
Vote
For
Japs
version
plant.
will
arrive
here
on
the
Prin
that
the
military
situation
in
the
Holy
Land
will
be
restored
to
peacetime
status
quo.
The
Arabs
have
promised
to
send
four
experts
Monday
to
headquarters
at
Rhodes.
In
Tel
.Aviv
Bernadotte
In
Work
on
the
project
began
IIMMiMBMMMMJMtllfTij
,IH
Hill
I
cess
Adelaide,
win
meet
witn
last
August
and
during
the
fall
winter
and
spring,
up
to
100
men
Will
be
Accorded
Next
the
Skeena
River
Advisory
Committee
and
with
representatives
of
the
fishing
industry
before
flying
to.
Lake
Lakelse
Tuesday
$5,000
ion
have
labored
in
two
dally
shifts
to
move
500,000
cubic
yards
of
tends
to
ask
the
Israeli
authorities
if
they
plan
to
send
consultants
also.
Election,
it
is
Clear
VANCOUVER,
IP
The
Van-
CONGRATS
FOR
NEW
ITALIAN
PRESIDENT
Premier
Al-ctde
de
Gasperi
of
Italy
is
shown
(right)
as
he
congratulated
Luigi
Einaudi
on
his
election
as
president
of
the
Italian
republic.
Eiiiaiuli
was
elected
after
the
favorite,
Count
Carlo
Sforza,
dropped
out
of
the
race
during
the
balloting.
rock
from
the
barren
face
of
evening
the
Island,
pushing
it
onto
the
They
will
be
joined
here
by
couver
News-Herald,
in
a
dis-
salt
water
to
expand
the
area.
1
K.
F.
Harding,
general
manager
j
patch
from
Victoria,
said
today
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisher-
that
Canadians
of
Japanese
or-
WINNIPEG
(CP)
Canadian
National
Railways
today
announced
the
lifting
of
the
embargo
on
movement
of
freight
to
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert.
The
only
restriction
placed
on
the
traffic
is
that
it
will
be
moved
subject
to
delay
because
of
concentration
of
track
forces
and
equipment
on
the
sections
of
line
affected
by
spring
floods
on
the
coast.
EVACUEES
MOVE
mm'c
rnnoraitvi.
who
is
nne'igin
will
be
given
the
franchise.
Meanwhile,
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.,
a
subsidiary
of
the
Celanese
Corporation
of
America,
is
mak
of
the
two
west
coast
represen-jin
British
Columbia
at
the
1949
n
1
pi
TA
UfiMCC
tatives
on
the
Board.
Mr.
Hard-1
sesson
or
tne
legislature
ana!lmv,X
v
HUI'SI-J
!for
the
first
time
will
be
allowed
Four
Alaska
Ports
Accord
Royal
Welcome
to
New
Prince
George
ing
will
'accompany
the
party.
into
the
interior.
ing
final
arrangements
for
plans
and
specifications
and
it
is
expected
to
have
them
in
the
hands
of
tendering
companies
within
a
few
weeks.
The
letting
of
a
general
con
to
vote
in
a
provincial
election
18
months
hence.
This,
the
newspaper
said,
became
clear
in
provincial
circles
IB
Mrs.
S.
Dumas
...
$
5.00
fruus
2.00
f
Hunter
.
.
'
1.00
t.jus
..'
2.0(1
.
ms
2.00
i
O.
Smith
1.00
4
Limit
5.00
4
Davey
1.0.1
$
Wicks
2.00
G
Ymidtn
.'
1.00
tyiamillon
.,
.
200
The
Fisheries
Research
Board
(Continued
on
Page
&)
tract
for
construction
of
the
WILL
FIGHT
iic-in;ur.:urating
the
company's
.service
into
Skagway
after
a
lapse
of
almost
10
years,
the
palatial
new
flagship
of
mill
is
expected
to
take
place
after
the
authorities
studied
the
new
Dominion
Elections
Act
which
gave
the
federal
vote
to
even
those
persons
denied
the
provincial
vote.
Even
Though
Unauthorized
Fraser
Flood
Waters
Still
Receding
VANCOUVER,
In
spite
of
the
danger
of
disease
and
the
warning
of
the
health
authorities
that
they
should
not
return
to
their
evacuated
homes
until
thorough
inspection
has
been
made
and
approval
of
living
conditions
given,
,
some
Fraser
Valley
evacuees
are
already
returning
to
their
homes
while
others
respects.
They
enlhuscd
over
sea
breezes,
superb
sce'nery
and
service
and
cloudless
weal
her
every
day.
All
in
all,
expectation
were
more
than
realized.
in
the
latter
part
of
August.
Steamships
Currently,
the
company
has
.-da
Haii
2.00
'
Canadian
National
II
Switer
1(h)!
Pacific
Coast
fleet,
the
steam-
about
20
men
working
on
lo
JO
LAST
MAN
1
1
Gas
Masks
Arc:
Answer
Threat
of
Great
Lakes
Shipping
Companies
to
Prince
George,
Capt.
Ernest
At
Wrangell
and
Skagway
the
k
.tson
5.00
eating
tunnels
and
on
final
surveys
for
the
pipe
lines
which
Baseball
Standings
.
,
National
League
Pittsburgh
11,
New
York
6.
Cincinnati
3,
Brooklyn
4.
Chicago
8,
Boston
5.
American
League
New
York
3,
Chicago
1.
Philadelphia
J,
Detroit
2.
Boston
7,
Cleveland
4.
Washington
5,
St.
Louis
6.
Western
International
League
Tacoma
5-5,
Salem
4-8.
I
ALL
EVEN
IN
IGOLD
BENEFIT
I'i'oyiuk
5.0)
will
bring
millions
of
gallons
of
Caldwell,
received
a
warm
and
tourists
discovered
that
plenty
enthusiastic
reception
at
four
0f
sourdoughs
had
been
left
over
Panhandle
ports
Ketchikan,
from
the
rush
and
that
the
trail
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway.
0f
'98
had
not
been
quite
obllt-Thc
vessel
was
back
in
port
from
erated.
Whiskers,
almost
equal-
I
innsun
4.00
f
fining
5.00
Vicreck
5.00
CORNWALL,
Ont.
W
Twenty
water
dally
from
Pond
Lake
VANCOUVER,
W
The
only
impatiently
'vawait
the
green
This
work
is
four
gas
masks
was
the
Union's
nillc
mnes
away
answer
to
-tear
eas
threats
by
wincr
riiroctori
hv
w
R
Bonnv-
winner
was
the
British
Columbia
light
before
doing
so.
The
flood
Flood
Emergency
Fund,
to
the
guage
at
Mission
dropped
to
the
tune
of
about
$2,000,
when
Stan
22.9
foot
level
yesterday,
the
Leonard
and
Fred
Wood.
Van-
lowest
since
May
28.
Eighteen
7:30
10
mianigni
iasi
evem.
mig
tne
oizarre
oeara
mveuucu
Canada
Shipping
Lines,
Michael
castle
a
hydraulic
engineer
from
p.Diis
53
,
t
Held
5.00
j
$
i
&
Ray
20.00
t
"1
5.00
i
Jackson,
Canadian
Seamen
Montreal.
TTYiinn
flrpnh
T.nkps
riirpCLnr.
said
rru.
tvaf
qp
Bremerton
5-4,
Yakima
0-5.
the
Los
Angeles
Chamber
of
ago,
were
being
worn.
It
was
a
Vancouver-Spokane
and
Wen-
couver
professionals,
met
Chuck
feet
is
considered
the
safety
Commerce
party
on
board.
happy
touch
of
novelty,
largely
'
tul
conduction
of
the""
mill
f
-UHcU
1.00
Congdon
of
Tacoma
and
Ed
level
atchee-Victoria,
postponed,
rain.
The
passengers
were
ecstatic
unlooked
for.
!&
Niekerson
25
00
Jackson
said
that
the
Cana-
may
begin
by
October.
About
d'an
Seamen
s
Un
on
had
12000
$5i000i000
nas
been
set
aside
as
beauties
of
the
trip
and
the
ex-
was
welcomed
by
a
crowd
of
(Porky
Oliver
here
Wednesday.
Yesterday
a
special
session
of
Leonard
squared
the
match
on
the
British
Columbia
Legslla-the
sixteenth
with
a
20-foot
putt'
ture
was
called
to
vote
relief
for
a
birdie.
They
halved
the
last
funds
to
speed
the
rehabllita-two
holes.
Oliver
posted
two
un-
Hon
plans
for
homeless
families
''I
Wright
2.00
Mrs.
It.
O.
Large
..
25.00
nimble
5.00
m
7.5;)
celience
of
the
fine
new
ship,
townsfolk
headed
by
Mayor
Pal
immediaceiy
avauaoie
lor
um.
to
carry
on
a
fieht
to
construction
and
the
total
in-
Capt
Caldwell
and
his
officers
Carroll,
complete
with
his
luxur-
"Jf
man"
m
the
dispute
with
five
vestment
as
planned
will
exceed
well
and
crew
members
were
iant
red
whiskers,
who
present-
satisfied
with
the
manner
in
ed
Capt.
Caldwell
with
a
key
to
Great
Lakes
shipping
compan-
$25,000,000.
Pacific
Coast
League
Portl
and
1,
Los
Angeles
0
(10
innings).
Hollywood
8,
Sacramento
6.
San
Francisco
10,
Seattle
5.
Oakland
8,
San
Diego
4.
THE
WEATHER
der
par
of
70;
Leonard,
71;
Wood
and
destitute
victims
of
reced
.72,
and
Congdon
73.
.
ies.
which
the
vessel
functioned
the
town;
William
Feero,
presi
J.
Leach
2.00
grocery
5.00
4
ids
3.00
ifc:
Machine
Works
10.00
Service
Station
....
5.00
INDIANS
ARE
DENIED
VOTE
French
Government
Honors
Canadians
tinus
5.00
ing
floods.
The
session
will
open
July
7.
.
First
passenger
train
to
move
into
Vancouver
since
the
start
of
the
floods
arrived
last
night.
It
was
a
18-car
train
with
200
passengers
which
crossed
over
a
hurriedly
-
erected
wooden
trestle
at
Hatzlg.
Later
a
train
REJECTION
IS
NOT
SURPRISE
Considering
that,
after
all,
it
dent
of
the
Skagway
Chamber
'was
.something
in
the
nature
of
0f
Commerce;
Gail
Budd,
presi-a
'Vhakedown"
cruise,
so
hur-;
dent
of
the
White
Pass
and
riedly
had
the
vessel
been
press-;
Yukon
Route,
and
C.
F.
Abrams,
cd
into
service,
there
were
no
'
newly
appointed
superintendent
complaints.
lof
the
railway
division.
Synopsis
The
weather
situation
gener-
ii
,
v.n..f
n-uii-v,
rv.lnm.
"
rawley
:
10.00
MONTREAL
During
the
re-
'
-
iiiutii.st.rius
15.00
cent
visit
of
the
French
train-
OTTAWA,
'0
The
House,
of
!
,
"
;
mttus
2.00
change
waay.
Lagni
ram
LONDON
W
A
spokesman
1
At.
Yra112c11
ana
oKiiuwuv,
-
'
the
uiu
Fnllnwlne
following
"
a
a
trio
uiu
ud
uu
the
me
rail-
mi-
.
cruiser
Jeanne
To
h-a
d'Arc
here,
h,
r.
Commons
.
voted
against
aointf
pvtpnri-
extend-
ncant
lu"
ing
llfa
-A
uwci
ii,aiun-
u
uuuiiiwii.i
TvvvA
f,M.'.nv
-
i
..
,
,nr
iccon.
.
.
.n
t
irn
Unnnott
t
tt
cs
rnnr.
f
,-.
(hn
unccian
firnrKiccv
nprp
Plumbing
&
ting
15.00
...
1.
.
...
.
.
1
11
v
TnHiona
11
.
win
will
uciaiai.
i
if
i
."s
i,
tivci
u.ci
Liic
nis.
suuuiLiit
cuw........
ff:
f
tv,
r.nJln
1
ii.
t
U1
f
V,o
Prinre
(.nuigu
uiu
uti
h"
way
iu
uu,.,!..,
w
three
oiticers
ot
tne
Canadian
inar
tne
franchise
io
me
inaians
..
'"""
v...
j
mn.
nt
th.
.,.
with
1'tT.s
ran
into
luii-inng
ceivuia-
ists
were
oacn
111
town
at
osaS-
armori
services
were
decorated
residine
on
reservations.
By
a
"
miorming
ureai
ontaui
uui
ti'U.s.staiul
10.00
..X,
tiM'is
(.
the
Golden
Jubilee
of
Wav
in
time
for
a
pageant
re-
h
lh.
p...i,
n,nmnt
tvp
vnt.
tn
-q
thP
rihamher
re-
warm
sunny
weather
over
tne
Russia
cannot
accept
the
trviee
I
VII
Station
5.00
iff
northern
section.
Gradually
lm-
a.rlbrilINU
BOA
I
mntin'n
nf
Dnn
Rrown
DOwer.
London
agreement
for
I
he
'Gold
Rush"
and
re-enact-
enacting
incidents
01
tne
iran
ceremony
taking
place
on
board
jected
a
1.00
mcnt
of
the
days
01
ya
empna-
,
.
,
.
.
:
I.I.I...I..
nln
of
'98
days
including
the
shoot-
tne
cruiser
Those
SQ
honored
,ubcral
-
Essex
West)
which
ProvlnB
conditions
are
expected
separate
government
in
western
c
UNDAMAGED
Marshall
Frank
Rcid
and
ver
the
southern
portion
of
the
sald
that
the
Russian,"
viwwv-i-f
ing
of
were
Alr
Marshai
H.
Edwards,
would
have
extended
the
vote
to
GcrmanV(
Soapy"
Smith
and
dramatiza-
Cmdl.
H
R
Rayner
R.c.n
and
the
Indians.
The
motion
was
in
province
tomorrow
ambassador,
George
Zarubin,
Capt
QJe
skogs
55.foot
beam
tion
of
Robert
W.
Service
poems.
W1(J
Cmdr
Georges
a.
Roy
the
form
of
an
amendment
to
u
T?.
m
th
nad
told
Sir
wllliam
stranB.
trawler,
which
went
'aground
on
Fireworks
effectively
added
to
R.C
AF.
the
EiccUons
Act..
LQw
Carlottes
tand
chairman
or
the
six-power
con-
Grmdstone
Reef
at
the
harbor
f'M'hmidt
H.Ultnger
....
Marshall
A
na
Deshman
-'fit.i;
ton
'-fcraupner
Cp'ix'tt
ftlle
1.00
1.00
1.0,1
1.00
5.00
1.00
2.00
the
snow
mat
wrangeu
put
on
fyn,,,,aMOOOMM(ortIw
v-uo-uy".w
-
...
ierence,
on
June
(
mat.
uie
oo-
nt
n
t
Metlakatla
Passage
.act
trtriav
11
m
nr.prm
llfillL
.
,j
....
n
'
ir"".
'"U
viet
regaraea
tne
agiecu.cu
ao
nortly
before
noon
Wednesday
(light
rain
Overcast
Friday.
Wind
0,aUon
of
the
Potsdam
pact.
,
.northwest
15
m.p.h
today
JhjM
Even
during
negotiations
,
tlde
at
10:30
last
night.
Found
Tuesday
night
to
welcome
the
,
Prince
George
and
her
passen-1
gers.
Thor
Hoffsted,
president
of
i
the
Wrangell
Chamber
of
Commerce,
led
other
citizens
dressed'
:
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
::
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
sii'(l
tne
scenic
anu
iimuiu.
mor
of
the
cruise.
There
were
also
other
notable
highlights.
A
crownins
blessing
of
the
voyage
was
the
superb
weather
prevail-in-
throughout
its
duration.
Climate
is
given
as
one
of
several
reasons
why
so
many
persons
have
gone
to
Southern
California
but
the
I.os
Angek's
Chamber
of
Commerce
visitors
agreed
that
the
climate
of
the
northern
British
Columbia
and
Alaska
coast
rivals
and
theirs
in
some
I
even
surpasses
Kingston
2.00
i'
Shade
2.00
I
Biiyne.
5.00
fickcrman
2.00
r
wua,.
"-
which
produced
tne
agreement,
1
10
be
undamagedi
she
Contin-
ature.
Moscow
radio
and
Russian
news-
ued
on
her
way
to
the
Hecate
Strait
fishing
grounds.
as
"Ninety-Eighters"
in
the
of-
Schaeffer
5.00
ebb
3.00
Toronto
Athona
08
not
be
acceptable
to
the
Russian
government
so
the
rejection
now
British
Warships
ttmussen
2.00
Aumaque
-
-lSj
1
"SUGAR"
RAY
IS
FAVORED
is
no
surprise
...
5.00
Are
Sold
to
China
Beattie
02
Bevcourt
29
Bobjo
12
Bulletins
wtvenzm
Smith
rr
l:i'hy
sh
'a
user
CHICAGO,
Ray
(Sugar)
Robinson
is
a
3
to
1
favorite
to
ficial
greeting
to
Capt.
Caldwell
and
Charles
P.
Bayer,
leader
of
the
Los
Angeles
party.
A
typically
Alaskan
entertainment
was
staged
in
the
Alaska
Brotherhood
Hall
where
native
girls
presented
folk
dances,
bull
fiddle
artists
performed,
the
"Shooting
of
Dan
McGrew"
was
staged
and
a
dozen
"Can
Can"
girls
put
on
dances
in
snappy
costumes.
There
was
even
a
message
from
Robert
W.
Service
RESERVE
IS
PORTSMOUTH,
Eng.
The
cruiser
Aurora
and
destroyer
Mendip
have
left
the
Royal
Navy."
They
are
to
become
Chinese
ships
of
war.
2.00
2.00
2
00
2.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
2.00
3.00
3.00
retain
his
world's
welterweight
boxing
crown
tonight
against
the
No.
1
contender,
Bernard
Docusen
of
New
Orleans,
in
a
scheduled
15-round
bout.
Robinson,
seeking
his
thirty-
Buffalo
Canadian
06
'A
Consol.
Smelters
121.00
Conwest
1.10
Donalda
75
Eldona
IM
East
Sullivan
2.80
Giant
Yellowknife
4.65
God's
Lake
65
OLDING
ON
I
Smith
-M't'
.....
umits
f'l
Mrs.
J.
But
There
Are
Mill
liistffieiiit
U.S.
Hollars
Bergman
third
consecutive
triumph,
will,
.LOCAL
TIDES
'
(Standard
Time)
Friday,
June
18,
194R
High
....
11:30
17.2
feet
23:16
20.5
fee;
Low
5:15
3.9
feet
fniiius
,
2.00
.14.
be
shooting
for
a
quick
knock
0714
out
against
his
21-year
old
foe.
Hard
rock
Harricana
Vancouver
Bralorne
8.10
B.R.
Con
04
B.R.X
07
Cariboo
Quartz
;
135
Dentonia
:.
'
.
M't
Grull
Wihksne
.04
Hedley
Mascot
51
Min
to
01
Pend
Oreille
3.95
Pioneer
2.60
Premier
Border
03'i
'
Privateer
20
Reeves
McDonald
1.85
,
Reno
08
Vi
Salmon
Gold
15
Sheep
Creek
1.12
Taylor
Bridge
41
Taku
River
"...
35
Vananda
,
36
Congress
03
Pacific
Eastern
05
Va
Hedley
Amalgamated
..
.02
Centra'.
Zeballos
.01
V
SilbaU
Premier
-.
.32
Oils
A.P.
Con
.;
16
.
Calmont
52
,
C.
&
E
6.50
Foothills
2.90
Home
8.75
CRASH
KILLS
41
Sl'NBCRY,
Pa.
Forty-one
persons
are
feared
to
have
perished
today
when
a
United
Air
Lines
transport
plane
struck
a
colliery
transformer
near
here
and
crashed
in
flames.
The
plane
was
bound
from
San
Diego
to
New
York.
FRENCH
CONSUL
STRIKE
PARIS
More
than
25
towns
have
been
hit
by
a
wave
of
strikes
across
France
and
indications
are
that
100,000
men
'nous
2.00
'
'"'Jus
2.00
"tiiiued
on
Page
Four)
WINNIPEG
f
Canada,
ap-lrently,
has
stopped
UE
"un"
interrupted
drain
on
her
reserves
of
United
States
dollars
.
17:09
7.6
feet
throughout
which
took
place
Arthur
Gerg
and
uu
child
.......
who
is
now
living
in
France.
Mr.
Bayer
led
the
Los
Angeles
people
in
singing
"Let
Me
Call
You
Sweetheart"
and
other
numbers
and
,in
a
brief
speech
of
welcome,
described
the
concert
at
Wrangell
as
one
of
the
real
highlights
of
the
entire
trip.
Three
prominent
members
of
the
Los
Angeles
party
chartered
a
plane
at
Wrangell
and
enjoyed
an
hour's
fine
trout
fishing
at
Mirror
Lake,
40
miles
distant,
their
catch
including
a
12-rnch
DISABILITY
INSURANCE
i"--
v(.
tonight
on
the
Prince
'
1947
and
is
a
mwt.
my-
l:'katoon
where
tliey
wiil
-rrT
A
TIT
A
The
iiiv,
best
uiov
way.
.
Ul
1
fl
n,
vi
will
be
off
jobs
by
tonight.
A
several
weeks
visiting
at,
Heva
12
Hosco
J8V4
Jacknife
04V2
Jollet
Quebec
1
44
Lake
Rowan
07
Lapaska
05
Little
Long
Lac
80
Lynx
09
Madsen
Red
Lake
'
2.50
McKenzie
Red
Lake
36
MacLeod
.
Cockshutt
....
105
Moneta
-36
Negus
2.30
Noranda
50.25
Louvicourt
62
holding
her
own
m
iKto,
of
the
Governor
ham
Towers.
Ibank
of
Canada,
said
here
to-
dav
However,
the
present
reserve
of
$500,000,000
which
might
v,nn
oHenuate
when
Can-
to
provide
assistance
for
incur-,
KencIal
fciiifcC
b
called
for
Mrs.
Black
Vice-
,
President
of
W.
A.
NANAIMO,
(Special
to
Daily
News)
Mrs.
James
S.
Black
of
Prince
Rupert
was
elected
third
vice-president
of
the
provincial
(iniYimanH
nf
the
Wnmon'c
Anv-
pme
of
Mrs.
Berg's
parents.
aoies
ana
cnppies
is
tnrougn
a
gaturday,
C'KNTRE
CARNIVAL
ri
Vs
international
trade
was
at
beauty.
There
were
also
vsiits
,
Ms
ore-war
level,
is
now
insuf-Jto
points
of
industrial
interest
j
'ENKRAL
meeting
contributory
disaDiiuy
insurance
plan.
Health
Minister
Paul'
Martin
told
t
he
House
of
Commons
i
yesterday.
Those
who
could
not
'pay
their
share
would
have
to
Ibe
assisted
by
the
state.
SENIOR
APPOINTED
OTTAWA
C.
Norman
Senior,
a
well
known
newspaperman,
has
been
appointed
Canadian
consul
to
San
Francisco.
r
r
v.
vastly
cti
ac
nr..
i
on
tne
wrangeu
the
iliary
of
the
Canadlah
Legion
here.
'"'ay.
June
IS,
S:lill
p.m.
ricient
to
Ketchikan's
welcome
took
(Continued
on
Page
Two)
"million
requested
from
allJ
celerated
pace
of
business
and
h'eher
prie
-
he
said.
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urouns
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