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"Prince
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Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHOtlE
81
'
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
86.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
12,
1949
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PUZZLES
NIMRODS
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aim
City
Council
Expresses
Impatience
Over
Delay
Taking
Action
j
au
ppoi
is
iisnernien
in
uic
uisiricw
is
f,ia
site
for
trie
nsn
naicnery
wmcn
prole
authorities
are
willing
to
place
in
the
tiding
a
suitable
location
can
be
found.
'.
Two
hundred
members
of
the
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
clashed
with
police
at
Lapointe
Pier
on
the
Vancouver
waterfront
today
,
as
new
threats
of
violence
rumbled-
from
Capetown
to
Montreal
in
the
C.S.U.
strike.
Meantime
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
called
in
Ottawa
for
a
judicial
in
Suggestion
that
the
city's
proposed
$550,000
telephone
.
loan
bylaw
is
being
obstructed
at
Victoria
were
made
in
city
coun
ST.
LAURENT
ON
COALITION
EDMONION'
fo
Prime
M'n-ister
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
launched
a
one-day
visit
to
Emonton
Monday
with
the
statement
that
it
is
obvious,
if
the
Liberal
partv
did
not
win
a
clear
majority
in
the
next
election,
no
party
could.
At
a
press
conference,
Mr.
Sl.
Laurent
was
asked
whether
the
Liberal
party
would
consider
coalition
If
no
party
had
a
clear
lead
after
the
elections.
The
Prime
Minister
parried
that
"the
Liberal
party
like
to
deal
with
realities
rather
than
the
hypothetical
situations
vc
are
sure
will
not
happen."
a
location
was
orougm
up
ai
me
annual
If
?
s
I
B
1
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I
III
,
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i
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:
,
v
;
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v.'i
-
-
-
cil
last
night
by
the
alderman
;(
Rod
and
uun
Civic
Centre
last
who
admitted
impatience
at
the
quiry
into
a
bloody
clash
in
Ot-
Planning
For
niters
wore
in-mit
suggestions
tawa
last
week.
So
far
127
members
of
the
4id
In
selecting
a
delays
which
have
held
up
its
approval
by
the
provincial
government
for
the
last
several
months.
Since
the
draft
for
the
bylaw
MOON
ECLIPSE
HERE
TONIGHT
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
T.
propagation
of
,
Joint
Defence
.
the
variety
L.C.)
and
rival
Seafarers'
In
was
first
submitted
to
the
Department
of
Municipal
Affairs
ternational
Union
(A.F.L.)
have
been
arrested
in
connection
with
incidents
arising
from
the
C.S.U.
strike
which
was
called
March
United
Stales
and
Canada
Would
Co-ordinate
Industry
in
Event
of
Emergency
jrts
fishing,
g
also
endorsed
,ns
for
the
re-Came
and
Mig-Act
in
Central
...
-i.
...Ml
U
,.
for
approval,
"minor
criticisms"
of
the
document
have
been
re
31.
Canadian
ships
In
Vancouver,
oia
wnicn
win
ue
Montreal,
Saint
John
and
Hali
ferred
with
such
regularity
that
the
aldermen
feel
that
it
is
being
deliberately
held
back.
They
decided
to
take
decisive
the
provincial
on.
SAYS
VIDEO
OBSTRUCTED
,
OTTAWA
.
The
Canadian
WASHINGTON,
DC,
W
United
States
and
Canada
today
established
a
joint
committee
to
co-ordinate
their
plans
for
industrial
mobilization
in
the
A
full
eclipse
of
the
moorj
will
be
visible
in
Prince
Rupert
this
evening
If
,sky
is
clear.
The
moon
will
enter
the
penumbra
at
5:31:6
Pacific
Standard
Time
(actually
before
the
moon
rises
here)
but,
by
the
time
the
total
leclipse
begins
at
7:28,
the
astral
sphere
will
have
risen.
The
total
eclipse
will
end
at
8:53:8
with
the
final
passage
of
the
umbra
at
9:54
p.m.
fax
have
been
tied
up
by
work
stoppage
and
Dominion
shipping
is
also
idle
in
such
ports
es
from
the
dis-
nd
the
annual
action
on
the
matter
last
night:
after
reading
a
letter
from
B.C.I
Deputy
Minister
of
Municipal
Affairs
who
auestioned
explana
as
Liverpool,
Capetown,
Brisbane,
Georgetown
and
British
Guiana.
ion
at
Harrison
.
eVent
of
an
emergency.
The
De-i
April
28,
29
and'
partmcnt
gf
state
made
public
;
be
Geoffrey,
jtn
exchange
of
'notes
between
Association
of
Broadcasters
today
charged
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
with
tions
of
the
bylaw
draft
sub
Yesterday
Percy
Bcngoughr
Terrace
Rod
and
,
Lawrence
A.
Steinhardt,
Amerl-
obstructing
the
availability
of
mitted
at
his
request
in
March.
d
Gordon
Jollif
fe
can
ambassador
in
Ottawa,
and
Finance
Chairman
Alderman
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
president,
said
the
television
to
.the
Canadian
people.
Charlotte
Islands
Hon.
Lester
B.
Pearson,
minis
MASSET
MAN
T.
B.
Black,
champion
of
the
wounding'
of
striking
seamen
Club.
They
will
The
charge
followed
the
action
half-million
dollar
telephone
re
hem
a
resolution
at
Halifax
by
"trigger-happy
strikebreakers
from
Montreal
habilitation
scheme,
told
his
SUCCUMBS
IN
yesterday
by
the
Board
of
Governors
of
the
Canadian
Broad-;
Li
club
urging
that
colleagues
that
"there
seems
to
must
be
soundly
condemned."
be
appointed
to
be
a
desire
on
the
part
of
Mr.
HARBOR
FALL
casting
Corporation
in
shelving
six
applications
from
private
ampaipi
lor
tne
ter
or
external
affairs
for
Canada,
creating
a
Joint
Unjted
States-Canada
Industrial
mobilization
"committee.
1
Stelnhardt's
note
said
that
tlie
common
Interests
of
the
two
governments
in
defence,
"their
proximity
and
complementary
characteristics
of
their
resources.
Indicate
the
advantages
of
co-ordinated
efforts.
wolves
in
the
dis-
Bracewell
to
procrastinate
as
much
as
possible.
Some
of
his
flrmR
for
television
broadcasting
licences.
In
Vancouver
today
the
200
CS.U.
.members
attempted
to
prevent
21
members
of
the
Seafarers'
International
Union
members
from
boarding
Uie
The
body
of
David
Parnell
criticisms
are
purely
of
a
minor
54-year
old
skipper
of
the
Ncl
The
Board
suggested
that
the
nature.
I'm
not
sure
that
he
is
son
Bros,
seiner
Western
Rover
companies
get
together
and
was
taken
from
Prince
Rupert
freighter
Riverside.
C.3.U.
men
COLORFUL
M
P.
Jean-Francois
Pouliot,
ebulicnt
independent
Liberal
Member
of
Parliament
for
Tcmiscouta,
can
usually
be
counted
on
for
a
novel
twist
in
any
contributions
he
makes
to
House
of
Commons
debates.
Mr.
Pouliot
recently
rose
on
a
question
of
privilege
in
the
House
to
complain
of
an
unsigned
letter
which
described
him
as
a
"Jackal.".
First,
elected
to
the
Commons
in
1924,
the
member;
who
haila
from
Riviere-du-Loup,
Quebec,
comes
from
a
long
line
of
politicians.
His
father,
grandfather,
and
great-grandfather
werealKlitiar
agree
upon
Joint
operation
of
responsible
but
it
looks
as
if
someone
is
trying
to
hold
up
the
i
bylaw."
harbor
at
3:30
this
morning
l0n
the
Riverside
stoned
S.I.U.
port
showed
the
good
condition,
lip
drive
was
ap-meetmg
and
Ned
ippointcd
to
head
for
that
purpose,
appreciation
to
the
within
a
matter
of
minutes
at-
seamen
as
they
came
aloncsWo
Mr.
Bracewell's
letter
contain
ter
he
had
fallen
overboard
m
smaii
boats
and
used
roDC
ed
a
suggestion
that
the
city's
from
the
vessel
at
Cow
Bay
ladders
to
board
ship.-
A
tug
later
lowed
the
Riverside
away
PLEAD-GUILTY
teM'tssuefetmds-
noate
''-
It
is-belrvad
rre-
suc
proposed-
plan
private
stations.
,
The
Board,
carrying
out
what
it
stated
was
the
government
television
pojlcju,
indicated
that,
for
the
time
being,
no
individual
station
or
company
will
be
granted
a
television
-
broadcasting
licence.
iummb
lr
a.
upply
under
three'
d
1
f
f
e
r
e
n
t
dates
cumbed
to
a
heart
condition
which
arc
expected
which
caused
him
to
fall
,
into
might
affect
their
marketing
TO
BOAT
THEFT
from
the
pier.
C.S.U.
crew
members
on
the
Seaside,
sistcrship
of
the
River
near
future
will
be
!
will
be
planted
in
side,
have
accepted
writs
order
Mi
Rainbow
lakes.
ing
them
off
the
vessel.
value.
He
countered
with
a
proposal
that
the
bonds
all
be
issued
on
the
date
and
sold
at
periods
suitable
to
the
city.
He
also
objected
to
a
recall
clause
for
the
bonds,
saying
that
bonds
which
are
Issued
for
the
water.
Mr.
Parnell,
a
native
of
Mas-sett,
is
believed
to
have
collapsed
and
fallen
overboard
'
when
he
went
out
on
deck,
seeking
relief
from
a
4ieart
condition
that
bothered,
him
'during
the
early
j
Three
youths
were
remanded
ror
sentence
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
in
police
court
yesterday
after
they
had
pleaded
James
Thompson,
C.S.U.
west
of
conducting
a
as
turned
over
to
for
consideration.
MISS
LINTON
OUT
ON
BAIL
ern
vice-president,
said
union
lawyers
would
go
to
the
courts
today
to
try
to
get
the
Supreme
Court
injunction
against
thn
guilty
to
charges
arising
out
of
the
theft
of
a
wath,
camera
specific
periods
have
a
higher
nnH
nlhpr
articles
from
a
boat
Convicted
Of,
Mass
Murder
Seven
Ilich
German
Diplomats
Found
Willy
of
Directing
Pogroms
Against
Jews
GERMANY,
XT
Seven
high
German
diplomats
and
government
officials
were
1
convicted
today
as
willing
accomplices
in
the
Nail
extermination
of
6,000,-000
Jews.
They
were
the
men
who
directed,
the
pogroms
and
signed
orders
sending
Jews
from
all
over
Europe
to
gas.
chambers
and
concentration
camp
J,
strike
set
aside.
n
of
officers
as!moored
at
Cow
Bay
jast
week.
MONTREAL,
(T-Freda
Lln-the
retirement
of
I
rard
Pnarsnn
nnr!
Robert
I
ton.
last
of
20
persons
sought
as
'
fro,n
thc
Pst
of
!
Woods,
both
recent
arrivals
from
links
in
Canada's
bizarre
Soviet
isurcr,
which
he
was
ireea
on
ouuu
V.mrnuvpr.
nleadcd
EUllty
to
Py
rln8
THE
WEATHER
'
:
Synopsis
-
The
weather
is
cloudy
in
all
sections
of
British
Columbia
today.
A
few
rain
showers
are
being
reported
along
the
northern
coast
and
light
snow
flurries
in
the
Cariboo.
Skies
will
clear
during
the
day
and
widespread
frost
is
expected
tonight
in
thc
valleys
of
the
interior
and
in
sheltered
coastal
areas.
Tomorrow
will
be
another
sunny
day.
Forecast
Queen..
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Cloudy
with
showers
today
and
tomorrow.
Southerly
winds
(15
m.p.h.).
Little
change
in
temperature.
Ground
frost
tonight.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow':
Port
Hardy
32
and
50,
Massctt
35
and
50,
Prince
Rupert
25
and
45.
hours
of
the
moping.
The
fact
that
he
did
not
sink
during
the
time
that
he
was
in
the
water
is
said
to
bear
out
the
belief
that
he
died
at
the
time
of
immersion.
A
wachman
on
the
Atlin
Fish-erics
dock,
passing
by,
heard
a
splash,
ascertained
that
a
manj
had
fallen
into
the
water
and
notified
the
police.
He
then-assisted
in
pulling
the
body
out
F
lne
last
22
years
market
value
than
those
which
are
subject
to
recall
at
the
wish
of
the
issuer.
Other
objections
to
the
20-year
financing
scheme
proposed
by
the
city
were
termed
"trivial"
by
the
aldermen.
Legislation
enabling
the
city
to
borrow
money
against
the
anticipated
earnings
of
the
telephone
system
was
passed
recent
Sends
.
Pact
0
To
Senate
ball
today
and
scheduled
to
appear
April
19
-for
preliminary
trial.
Miss
Linton,
now
married,
surrendered
yesterday,
ending
cllon
of
his
son,
Uie
position.
The
1M9
officers
is:
charges
of
theft
of
more
than
$25
while
William
McMann.
also
of
Vancouver,
pleaded
guilty
to
retaining
stolen
property.
All
three
were
teen-age
youths.
Thomas
Boulter.
a
successful
hideout
of
more
Douglas
Kerr.
a
United
States
war
crimes
They
were
arrested
by
Con
than
three
years.
She
is
1
seven
!court
rulpd
wuurer.
F.
W.
MVc
SatUrday
8taWe
Jack
on
following
a
complaint
that
the
months
pregnant,
ine
ao-yea.j
In
.searinR
woriliSi
the
court
old
dark-haired
sunny-featured
(
conyicted
william
Keppler,
Haru
woman,
named
as
a
contact
be-
Heinrlch
Lammers.
Richard
0.
Van
dcr
e
Rorvick,
B.
J.
"i
Christcnsen.
of
the
harbor.
Two
sons,
Earl
and
Wilfrid,
asleep
aboard
the
Western
Rover,
did
not
know
of
the
tragedy
until
they
were
aroused
by
the
police.
An
inhalator
crew
from
the
city
fire
department
attempted
to
revive
him
after
he
had
een
brought
ashore,
but
without
success".
ly
at
the
legislature.
Prior
to
that
time,
the
only
way
In
which
the
bonds
could
have
been
secured
was
against
the
city's
gen-1
eral
credit.
To
expedite
the
approval
of
the
bylaw,
council
authorized
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thain
to
make
a
trip
to
Victoria,
to
Interview
seiner
Sharon
M.
had
been
robbed
on
Thursday.
A
watch,
camera
and
several
smaller
articles
belonging
to
Hanford
Mc-Bride,
the
skipper,
were
missing.
.
Walter
Darre.
Otto
Dietrich,
Hans
Kehrl,
Gustav
Steen-gracht.
Van
Moyland
and
ss.
Lt.
Gen.
Gpttloh
Berger.
tween
Russian
agents,
reiuii
to
give
police
her
married
name.
.
.
Thc
voluntary
surrender
was
carried
out
quiletly
through
the
young
woman's
attorney,
JoscDh
Cohen
K.C.,
and
came
a
F
BATH
HEATER
a
geyser
in
Yel..
After
lllA'l
hearing
iH'uriiig
an
uii
vAjimuaviui
explanation
1.
m
1
Mhrows
25,000
gal-'
o
the
circumstances
by
Con
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Coroner
M.
M.
Stephens
has
department
heads,
giving
a
full
explanation
of
the
bylaw.
Prior
set
an
inquest
for
tomorrow
af
North
Atlantic
Alliance
Strongly
Recommended
By
Truman
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
President
Truman
seitt
the.
North
Atlantic
defence
treaty
to
the
Senate
today
with
request
for
its
approval
as
"one
step
on
the
road
to
peace."
In
his
message,
Mr.
Truman
said
that
thetreaty
deals
with
"realities
of
the
situation
we
face
today."
He
also
said
it
Is
set
up
"within
the
terms
of
the
United
Nations
charter
and
.the
constitution
of
the
United
States."
"This
treaty
is
only
one
step
although
a
long
one
on
the
road
to
peace,"
declared
the
chief
executive.
"No
single
action,
no
matter
how
"significant,
will
achieve
peace.
We
must
continue
to
work
patiently
and
carefully,
advancing
with
practical,
realistic
steps
in
the
light
of
circumstances
and
events
as
"
not
water
150
stable
White,
Magistrate
Vance'
a
surprise
Jofche
Royal
Cana
'
ery
70
minutes,
reserved
sentence
unUl
April
19.
dian
Mounted
Police.
Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Jtd.)
to
that,
however,
he
will
en
ternoon.
A
well
known
coast
fisherman
and
part
owner
of
the
Western
deavour
to
iron
the
matter
out
by
telephone.
PARLEY
HAPPY
OVER
FRANCHISE
.j
m
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
Van
riHrtratc.
was
an
Eskinmo
dcr
Cootcn
and
child
saile
dthis
af
ternoon
on
the
Catala
on
a
H"
Afhii.
of
Premier
Johnson
at
being
unable
to
attend
the
-
convention
on
the
eve
of
such
a
momentous
occasion
as
the
granting
of
the
Aumaque
18
Bcattie
49
Bevcourt
23
Bobjo
.:
,
:
.11
Buffald
Canadian
13
Consul.
Smelters
95.75
Conwest
...
:.,
1.17
Donalda
50
Eldona
58
East
Sullivan
:'.
.2.81
Giant
Yellowknife
6.00
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
Rover,
Mr;
Parnell
is
survived
by
his
wife,
four
sons
and
a
daughter
at
Masse
t.
The
body
will
be
sent
to
Masset
Thursday
for
burial.
-
The
sonsare
Wilfred,
Earl,
Ambrose
and
Samuel
Parnell
and
the
daughter
is
Miss
Daisy
Parnell.
Brothers
are
-
Moses
Parnell
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Joseph
Parnell
of
Masset.
Tliere
f
mual
convention
Norman
Broadhurst
and
W.
1Ve
Brotherhood
of
Provincial
franchise
to
natives
tOllClllrtort
..1
..
Hopkins
of
the
J.
H.
Todd
and
Son
Fishing
Co.,
Victoria,
left
Thc
meeting
expressed
grati
scrlptlon
of
a
pack
dog,
which
was
later
loosely
applied
by
early
traders
to
Indian
packers.
Thc
convention
went
on
record
as
favoring
thc
Department
of
Fisheries'
salmon
conservation
program
and
agreed
to
do
"all
In
its
power"
to
aid
In
building
up
thc
spawning
grounds
and
protect
the
salmon.
Assurance
has
been
given
by
this
afternoon
by
the
Catala
on
w'k-end
was
Urm.
fclogatc.
as
the
fication
at
receiving
thc
provincial
franchise
which
will
enable
their
return
south
after
bring
they
occur,
building
our
struc
d
most
streamlined'
the
natives,
"through
thc
vote
ture
of
peace
soundly
and
ing
a
small
boat
north
to
the
God's
Lake
.38V2
Hardroek
'
.17'2
are
six
granchildren
lne
founding
of
to
fight
against
many
things
The
remains
will
be
taken
fori
solidly."
company's
Inverness
cannery
this
week.
'Uon,
The
uact
is
exnected
to
bo
burial
at
Masset
where
deceased
which
have
obstructed
Indian
was
born
in
1895.
Vai!icouvr
lJayonne
.0
jBralarne
8.60
B.R.
Con'
-03
Cariboo
Quartz
117
B.R.X
10
Congress
Hcdley
Ma,scot
20
Pend
Oreille
4.05
Pioneer
3.30
Premier
Border
03
Privateer
17
Reeves
McDonald
'
2.35
.
Reno
05
!&
Slx-ep
Creek
125
Silbak
Premier
33
Vananda
-
23
Taku
River
20
Salmon
Gold
14
Spud
Valley
-07
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
3.80
A.P.
Con.
21
Atlantic
'.
-07
Calinont
39
C.
&
E.
4.G0
Central
Lcduc
100
Home
Oil
10-50
Mercury
.-
-12.
mull
tt
;
hcm
Agates
re-4ay
n'.8ht
on
tiv-
hunlr!,s
f
.,..
LOCAL
TIDES
Wednesday,
April
13,
1949.
thc
Department
of
Fisheries
that
the
program
will
not
interfere
with
the
rights
of
natives
to
fish
for
their
own
consumption.
A
committee,
which
-will
op-
progress
In
thc
past."
Expectation
was
expressed
that
"the
Dominion
government
will
not
deter
thc
progress
already
made,
but
will,
through
revisions
to
the
Indian
Act,
grant
a
(national
franchise
and
given
a
long
debate
in
Scnato
but
its
approval
is
confidently
expected.
'
BREAK
FOR
MOTORIST
Electrically
treated
highways
which
melt
snow,
are
now
being
perfected.
!Silws
Irom
all
uw'
High
1:11
23.0
feet
'13:43
22.0
feet
CUBIT
MEASURE
The
cubit,
ancient
measure
of
distance,
was
actually
the
length
of
a
man's
forearm
from
elbow
to
end
of
the
middle
finger.
itaUc,,dod
the
co.
1
4S
in,.,,,,,...,
;
Hanicana
.'.
.
.07
Heva
-
:....-:.....'..:...
.07
Hosco
....
.20'a
Jacknlfe
-
.04
Jolict"
Quebec
-35
Lake
Rowan'
10
Lapaska
.10
Little
Long
Lac
.80
Lynx
12
Madsen.Red
Lake
2.87
MeKenzic
Red
Luke
44
MeLeod
Cockshutt
1.05
Moneta
.06
Negus
2.40
Noranda
'.
55.00
Low
7:33
11
feet
crate
jointly
with
a
committee
from
thc
United
Fishermen
and
,ul,uu
Jonn
ml
.!:'
v,
Nri
Vancou.
19:43
3.2
feet
still
let
the
Indian
keep
his
ab-!
original
rights."
L'S
Premier
n
f"nr
Cast,,,
nTX"
AM.......
Allied
Workers'
Union,
was
set
up
to
negotiate
fish
rri,'ps
wl,n
the
companies.
Dining
thc
meeting,
eight,
members
were
ap;
pointed
to
be
deputized
as
reg
Tcy
-General
.
nit
km
k
"Ml
The
meeting
received
assurances
from
Premier
Johnson
and
Altorncy-Ocneral
Wlnnicr,
through
their
representatives,
that
the
vote
would
in
no
way
British
Columbia
BASKETBALL
FINALS
(SENIOR
'B')
Prince
ltuiert
vs.
Kamloops-Victoria
Winner
CIVIC
CENTRE
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY,
April
22
and
23
'Indian
8'
Amen-
u
Louvlcourt
-
,
.14
Va
istrars
of
voters
for
their
respective
districts.
The
meeting
welcomed
a
ncw
interfer
with
B.C.
aboriginal
Pickle
Crow
2.15
Regcourt
.:
.0434
C
,;hwnn
and
rights.
"SWASH"
IS
"SLANDEROUS'
district
into
tnc
uiuwhuiwi.
H
was
the
Burns
Lake
district,
orcanized
last
fall.
Covering
50c
STUDENT
TICKETS
$1.00
RESERVED
75c
RUSH
(Taxlncl
On
Sale
2
p.m.
April
13
The
convention
condemned
the
I
Eilu
.
"wmiv
Okalfa
2.20
Pacific
Pete
2.20
Princess
30
Royal
Canadian
f
.08'
South
Brazeau
IO'i
'
Toronto
Athona
-
I3
San
Antonio
':
3.95
Senator
Rouyn
.40
Sherrit
Gordon
2.08
Steep
Rock
...
1.50
;
Sturgeon
River
.'.:...
.17
EUver
Miller
.40
word
"Siwash"
and
voted
that
its
application
to
Indians
be
wiped
out
as
slanderous.
Origin
Confirm
Season
Reservations
by
April
18
All
Reservations
Must
Be
Claimed
48
Hours
Before
Game
parts'
of
the
northern
Interior,
it
includes
Babine
.
Lake
and
vicinity,
Burns
Lake,
Fort
Fraser,
(Continued
on
Fage
3)
y
"xte:.l.,l
ii.
11
of
the
word,
as
explained
by
a