PROVINCIAL
LI32ARY,
VICTORIA,
B.
C.
ILSLEY
QUITS
COMMONS
SEAT
;
mo
-
PHONE
starAcabs
down
By-Election
in
Nova
Scotia
Set
CoL
Drew
Gets
Ontario
'
'
Constituency
OTTAWA
m
Acting
Prime
NORTHERN
AMD
CENTRAL
BRTTIBH
COLUMBIA'S
MXWBPAPSR
,
AY
29TH
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL-
XXXVII,
No.
255.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER,
29,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Minuter
L.
8.
St.
Laurent
an-
;
nounced
today
that
Rt.
Hon.
3.
L.
Ilsley,
former
minister
of
finance
and
justice,
had
re
signed
his
seat
in
the
House
of
Commons
and
a
by-electloh
,
would
be
held
December
13
to
i
Tram
fill
the
vacancy
caused
thereby
In
the
Nova
Scotia
riding
of
TITLE
FIGHT
iess
Leaders
See
New
Head
ADJOURNMENT
OF
1
1
.V
Digby-Annapolis-Klngs.
Mr.
St.
Laurent
also
said
that
,
a
by-election
would
be
held
in
the
riding
of
Laval-Two
Mount-
ains,
Quebec,
in
time
for
that
riding
to
be
represented
In
the
next
session
of
Parliament.
!
The
Acting'
Prime.
Minister
:
further
indicated
that
a
by-
'
election
might
be
held
December
20
in
the
Ontario
riding
of.
Carleton
in
which
it
was
an
;
...
5
..
!
ON
TONIGHT
Of
Scouts
Control
Desirable
.ix.
Sandy
Sadler
and
Willie
Pep
Meeting
in
Madison
Square
Garden
nirvK.R
(CP)
The
position
of
the
Cana-
NEW
YORK
W
Sandy
Sadd
Col.
Hamilton
Grant
Named
Commissioner
Annual
Meeting
Hears
of
Progress
Col.
A.
Hamilton
Grant
Is
to
UNITED
NATIONS
Political
Committee
Finding
Too
Much
Work
Before
Christinas
'
PARIS
0
Plans
are
being
made
to
adjourn
the
United
Nations
general
assembly
December
10
and
reconvene
in
New
York
about
the
end
of
February,
it
Is
authoritatively
learned.
ler's
two-year
chase
of
Willie
Pep
ends
tonight
when
he
meets
a
going
over
at
the
annual
meeting
of
Irgot
lian
Chamber
of
Commerce
here
yesterday
station
of
a
wide
range
of
arguments.
nounced
yesterday
George
Drew,
the
new
Progressive-Conservative
leader,
would
seek
admission
to
Parliament,
Russell
Boucher
having
offered
to
re
succeed
Col.
Keith
Dixon
as
district'
commissioner
of
Boy
Scouts
in
Prince
Rupert
district.
Col.
Grant
was
unanimously
also
expressed
concern
over
decreases
in
exports
to
countries
other
than
the
United
J..
:
Kingdom
and
the
United
States.
sign
in
his
favor.
Mr.
St.
Laur
the
featherweight
boxing
champion
for
the
title
in
Madison
Square
Garden.
The
odds
are
3
to
1
against
him.
Pep
Is
no
w26
years
old
but
shows
no
sign
of
slowing
up,
having
won
fifteen
out
of
fl-teen
bouts
this
year.
nominated
at
the
annual
meeting
last
night
of
the
Prince
Ru-
C.
K.
Highmoore
of
Toronto,
The
Palestine
question
and
the
Italian
colonies
issue
would
ent
said
that,
were
he
asked,
he
would
advise
that
the
Liberals
not
contest
this
traditionally
Progressive-Conservative
seat
against
Col.
Drew.
IFUSES
-
supervisor
of
the
foreign
TO
REINSTATE
MINERS
OTTAWA
A
Canadian
Congress
-
of
Labor
spokesman
said
-last
night
that"
the
Congress
is
likely
to
formally
readmit
the
International
Union
of
Mine,
Mill
and
Smelter
Workers
into
the
fold
next
week.
The
Union
had
been
suspended
from
the
Congress
two
months
ago
for
printing
in
a
union
paper
what
the
C.C.L.
termed
"false
and
malicious'
information.
.
BEAU
JACK
WINS
WASHINGTON
Beau
Jack,
former
Augusta,
Georgia,
bootblack,
put
on
a
"killer"
demonstration
Thursday
night
to
stop
Eric
Boon
of
London
by
a
technical
knock-out
in
one
minute,
21
seconds,
of
the
third
round
of
a
scheduled
ten-round
boxing
match.
Jack's
weight
yas
pounds
and
Boon's
144.
.'
nert
District
Boy
Scouts'
Asso
Canadian!
snelved
untu
,ater-
For
the
change
department.
ciation
which
received
with
re
Important
political
committee
Bank
of
Commerce,
said
there
DEMAND
gret
the
resignation
of
Col.
Dixon
who
is
leaving
soon
for
j
they
would
Involve
too
much
work
before
Christmas.
Netherlands
and
Argentine
Snubs
Victoria.
Under
Col.
Dixon's
Mm
Arthur'
was
a
large
volume
of
trade
being
done
in
currencies
which
are
not
acceptable
under
present
Canadian
regulations.
"If
leadership
the
Boy
Scout
move
Lnfrrenirs
Will
U.S.
Proposal
ment
has
increased
during
ths
Frobfd
we
escape
another
war,"
High
I'll.
1
past
two
years
until
today,
with
BOSTON
WINS
OVER
CHICAGO
ETON
0
The
United
its
active
membership
of
110
reject
Russia's
de
moore
said,
"I
see
a
progressive
though
slow
relaxation
of
controls
with
eventual
solution
rest
boys,
it
Is
one
of
the
most
Japan
Trade
Pact
TOKYO
W
A
trade
agreement
between
the
Netherlands
Including
Indonesia,
and
Japan
was
completed
today
subject
to
final
approval
by
-General
Douglas
MacArthur
and
the
Netherlands
government.
It
involves
exchange
of
goods
valued
at
$93,000,000
in
twelve
months.
SANTIAGO
0)
Chile
last
night
rejected
a
proposal
of
the
United
States
for
international
control
of
the
sub-Arctic
which
has
been
under
contention
between
the
two
countries.
an
official
report
on
flourishing
boys'
organizations
in
the
city.
.
NEW
YORK
W
The
Chicago
fciiig'.as
MacArtnurs
ing
on
fuller
and
freer
trade
inferences
at
Tokyo
United
States
com-
Black
Hawks
led
for
five
minutes
In
the
game
against
Boston
Bruins
last
night,
coming
the
closest
to
winning
in
five
Annual
reports
presented
at
last
night's
meeting
showed
steady
and
healthy
expansion
during
the
past
year.
Shortage
rtment
of
State
made
passing
through
ordinary
commercial
channels."
The
three-day
annual
Chamber
meeting
ended
yesterday.
.
SHIPMENT
IS
st
night,
saying
that
of
leaders
was
emphasized
as
!d
by
MacArthur
in
starts.
They
lost
by
a
score
of
5
to
1.
The
win
lifts
the
Bruins
to
sole
tenure
of
second
place,
having
drawn
away
from
Mont
the
greatest
problem
now
facing
SEAT
FOR
COL.
DREW
OTTAWA
George
Drew
will
contest
the
Ontario
riding
of
Carleton
for
a
seat
in
the
House
of
Commons,
it
was
announced
Thursday
night.
Rus-sel
Boucher,
sitting
member
for
the
constituency,
said
he
will
resign
to
make
way
for
the
Progressive-Conservative
leader
and
the
former
Premier
of
Ontario.
The
date
of
the
by-election
depends
on
the
government.
"
STUTTGART
RIOT
STUTTGART
United
States
military
police
as
top
United
States
the
Association,
one
which
was
hampering
expansion
through
present
inability
to
take
care
e
"purely
routine
real
Canadlens.
ANYTHING
PUZZLE
YOU
ABOUT
RAILROADS
-
ASK
MR.
MacKENZIE
If
one
wants
any
vagrant
bits
of
information
about
the
railroads
of
Canada
or
the
United
States,
sole
concern
to
thi;
Four
of
last
night's
goals
BEING
PROBED.
of
further
groups
and
boys
were
made
In
the
third
period.
which
would
loin
up
If
they
Sixteen
thousand
fans
watch
could
only
be
taken
care
of.
ed
the
game.
Investigation
Into
How
High
Grade
Material
Was
Sent
To
Yugoslavia
TIME
All
National
League
clubs
are
probably
the
best
man
to
get
in
toucn
witn
is
one
OfUcers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Boy
Scouts'
Association
for
lor
the
the
p
i-
m
aftfon'Mo
a
travollino'
mar
frmm
Vanermvpr
idle
tonight.
The
week-end
officials
OlllCialS
said
saiCl
today
toaay
that
mav
agitators
agu.ai.ui
a
cug
engineered
i.
a
coming
year
resulted
as
follows:
"
v..,
v..
fe
schedule
is:
NEW
YORK,
Canadian
IONS
and
American
officials
are
In
five-hour
riot
yesterday
fct
which
five
Americans
President,
f.
e.
Anfieid.
.
wno
can
eitner
give
it
ou-nana
or
aig
it
up
Bomenow
a
i..
r-
,ow,
Vmrr
TVipv
said
that
I
vi-president.
Vice-President
set.
l.
a.
n.
Railroads,
Railroads,
their
their
tmst.
past,
present
present
and
and
undoubtedly
undoubtedly
real,
Detroit
at
Toronto.
Saturday
Boston
at
Mont-Sunday
Montreal
at
Detroit,
vestleatina
an
alleged
illegal
and
China
Propose
Potterton.
shiDinent
of
Canadian
tlnplate
LUt'U
1UIU1C,
lig
mi.
i(hjm;i.-
zie's
hobby
and
In
the
past
de-.
Imposed
Upon
id
Jews
throuRh
a
New
York
forward
i
Secretary,
Armand
Boas.
Treasurer,
Grant
Stewart
Toronto
at
Chicago,
Boston
at
New
York.
,
,
Jcade
he
has
dredged
up
enough
ing
firm
to
Yugoslavia.
A
sec
ailU
twelve
vjeimaiio
wvv
uuiv.
squads
of
teen-age
youths
whipped
the
crowd
into
fury
at
the
end
of
a
mass
demonstration
against
-the
high
eoHt
-of
living
4'idon't
know
whether
they
were
communists
or
left-overs
from
the
Nazi
regime,"
Provost-Marshal
Capt.
Charles
G.
Ives
said.
information
about
them
to
fill
-Great
Britain
and
pnrt,
crade
tlnplate
for
ItattJf
historical,
baout
railroads,
it
is
just
like
a
stamp"
collector:
get-
ting
a
rare
stamp,"
he
told
the
Rotarians
at
their
luncheon
meeting.
Great
was
the
joy
among
the
said
to
nave
oeen
repiacea
oy
ON
LOOK-OUT
a
book.
-And
what
he
doesn't
know,
Executive--E.
R.
Gordon,
Neville
Gerrard,
Dr.
J.
A.
Macdonald,
Inspector
F.
B.
Woods-Johnson,
N.
L.
Jones,
Robert
Cameron,
high
grade
shipment
to
Yugo
i
Nations
security
flsider
the
use
of
pressure
upon
Arabs
Slavla.
some
other
member
of
the
Lower
Mainland
Railroad
Club
can
very
likely
provide.
It
is
understood
Canada
and
Fred
Conrad
and
Staff
Sergeant
30-odd
members
of
the
Lower
the
United
States
are
dovetail
G.
A.
Johnson.
GO
EASY
ON
to
stop
the
war
in
and
Belgium
an-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Mr.
MacKenzie
gave
an
hour-
ing
export
regulations
on
ship
The
report
of
President
F.
E.
FOR
FIREBUG
Kelowna
Continues
Vigilance
by
Night
No
Incidents
Since
Tuesday
KELOWNA,
0
Fire
guards
continue
to
patrol
the
streets
ments
of
strategic
materials
to
Anfieid
described
the
past
year
long
sample
of
his
information
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
iiey
would
support
a
SANCTIONS
countries
In
the
Russian
sphere
Mainland
Railroad
Club
when
they
"discovered"
the
Pugei'
Sound
and
Baker
Valley
Railroad
while
on
a
trip
to
investigate
the-
City
of
Seattle
Railroad
In
northern
Washington.
of
Influence.
Thursday
afternoon,
ranging
from
the
Portland
Canal
Sho.'.t
which
invokes
Article
r
7,
of
the
Charter
'
actions
"not
involv
as
one
of
"slow
but
steady
progress.
A
rally
held
at
the
Armory
had
proven,
an
inspiration
(Continued
on
Page
Two)
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
Vancouver
Bralorne
-
,
B.
R.
Con.
....
-
.03
b.
r.
x.
-
:
Cariboo
Quartz
141
Dentonla
01
Vi
Line
Railway
to
the
Canada
ol
this
Okanagan
fruit
centre
es
of
armed
force."
CRASH
IS
BEING
Southern,
tracing
a
tapestry
of
If
one
happens
to
see
a
Southern
box
car
and
wants
by
night
in
a
move
against
a
ative
sources
also
little-known
facts
on
a
score
of
fire
bug
on
the
loose
who
has
United
States
would
to
know
where
it
belongs,
ask
other
railroads
besides.
France
Would
Not
Mention
Them
Specifically
In
Palestine
Case
PARIS
0)
France
proposed
today
that
the
United
Nations
Security
Council
delete
direct
reference
to
economic
sanctions
in
the
draft
resolution
on
Palestine.
The
resolution
is
aimed
at
already
struck
11
times
during
the
last
few
weeks.
The
Portland
Canal
Short
Line
Railway,
any
old-timer
from
INVESTIGATED
EDMONTON
0
Canadian
and
American
officials
are
proceeding
with
an
investigation
into
the
crash
of
a
Northwest
Grull
Wlhksne
04
GALE
HOLDING
FLIGHTS
TODAY
A
40-mile
gale
sweeping
over
the
strip
at
Sandspit
was
hold
During
the
last
two
nights
Hpdlev
Mascot
-32
Stewart
or
Hyder
knows,
used
to
CURB
SOUTH
there
have
been
no
further
incidents
although
three
more
Pend
Oreille
5
80
Pinneer
2.70
Mr.
MacKenzie
and
he
will
tell
that
it
has
strayed
from
its
home
trackage
at
the
south
end
of
Lake
Huron.
The
Canada
Southern
is
a
subsidiary
of
tho
New
York
Central.
Some
railroad
hobbyists
go
ia
for
general
information
but
Air
Lines
Diane
35
miles
north
arson
attempts
had
been
report
run
from
Stewart
up
the
Bear
River
for
18
miles
but
it
didn't
run
long
or
very
energetically
after
its
inauguration
in
1911.
Premier
Border
.02y2
AN
NATIVES
of
Edmonton
Wednesday
night.
restoring
original
truce
lines
on
the
Negev
front
of
southern
ed
Tuesday.
Waste
was
then
set
ing
up
today's
regular
flights
of
Line
officials
said
the
ship
was
Privateer
-12
Reeves
McDonald
2.75
on
rire
outside
a
co-operative
store,
tar
paper
on
the
outside
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
between
Vancouver
and
prince
SIA
South
Africa's
However,
it
did
show
more
Britain
and
China
Introduced
Reno
-"Va
was
was
ignited
ignuea
and
ana
an
an
attempt
RuDert.
The
flight
from
Van
bound
for
Anchorage,
Alaska
with
cargo
'for
Tokyo
and
had
cleared
the
Edmonton
control
That
was
the
last
con
vitality
than
Its'
parent
company,
the
Canadian
Northeast-1
of
a
church
under
construction
,
ine
resolution
reiUluu""
yesterday
ori'
with
aDDroval
of
Canada.
!
government
may
be
to
remove
native
rep's
from
the
SofJth
couver
left
there
this
morning
the
to
set
a
warehouse
on
made
others
concentrate
on
the
historical
side.
All
will
go
to
great'
lengths
to
obtain
Information
or
Interesting
objects
'
about
railroading.
.
One
railroad
hobbyist
who
em
Railway
which
was
projected
by
Mackenzie
and'
Mann
but
came
no
further
than
Port
Hardy
and
was
still
there
this
'late
as
well
as
from
Alexandre
Parodl
of
France
said
he
saw
no
reason
why
fire.
tact
with
the
ship.
Residents
of
the
area
said
they
had
seen
ii
rrash
and
burst
into
flames.
afternoon
awaiting
an
abate
of
Assembly,
cabinet
indicate.
Even
if
they
to
run
from
Stewart
to
the
Peace
River
country.
'Unfor
Article
41,
calling
for
sanctions,
Salmon
Gold
10
Shep
Creek
l-38
Taylor
Bridge
-33
Taku
River
-
-32
Vananda
-39
Congress
-03
Pacific
Eastern
-07
Spud
Valley
..
-06
Central
Zeballos
01
Sllbak
Premier
-30
ment
of
the
gale
at
Sandspit,
MORE
NAZIS
should
be
specifically
included
M
to
remain
in
the
RpsniR
crews
were
sent
to
the
died
recently
left
a
collection
before
continuing
north.
This
srpni.
and
extricated
two
bodies
of
items
on
which
he
placed
a
those
of
pilot
and
flight
mech
ARE
HANGED
minimum
value
of
$5,000.
It
was
THE
WEATHER
anic,
and
three
burned
men.
the
product
of
40
years'
collect
afternoon's
flight
from
here
was
being
held
at
the
local
airport
until
the
wind
died
down
at
Sandspit
to
make
it
possible
to
land
there.
There
will
be
no
flight
.in
from
Sandspit
today.
ing.
Mr.
MacKenzie
has
been
at
tunately,
blueprints
do
not
carry
freight
and
passengers.
The
Involvements,
geographical
and
financial,
of
other
Canadian
railways
are
an
open
book
to
Mr.
MacKenzie
and,
like
most
hobbyists,
he
enjoys
telling
about
them.
"Railroading"
as
a
hobby
Is
comparable
to
stamp
collect
ate,
they
will
not
e
on
confidence
votei,
inlster
J.
O.
Strydqm
fty
meeting.
y
Eovemment
spokes-mentioned
abolishing
Presentation
only
In
'
of
Assembly.
Synopsis
An
active
storm
was
about
Oils
it
for
only
10
years
but
he
300
miles
west
of
the
wueeu
figures
his
collection
Is
worth
CANADA
TO
rhnrinttps
this
morning
ana
about
$500.
Executions
of
War
Criminals
Proceed
In
Spite
of
Church
Protests
MUNICH
H
Nine
more
Germans,
convicted
of
war
atrocities,
were
hanged
today
as
the
United
States
Army
went
ahead
was
moving
rapidly
eastwards.
A.
P.
Con
Calmont
52
C.
&
E
I
6
00
Foothills
i
4
00
Home
10
65
Toronto
ENTER
PACT-
The
local
Canso
returned
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
from
Sandspit,
completing
the
connection
with
yesterday's
plane
from
Vancouver
which
had
The
storm
Is
expected
to
move
across
the
province
,by
Saturday
MUSTS
AND
Mis
most
cherished
item
is
a
railway
pass
issued
to
his
grandfather,
a
former
Member
of
Parliament
from
.
Nanalmo,
to
go
from
his
home
to
Donald,
B.C.,
in
1894.
ing
or
other
such
pastimes,
he
feels.
"In
my
case,
it's
information.
Any
time
I
can
get
unusual
or
night.
Gale
force
winds
are
expected
to
accompany
the
pas
with
the
executions
in
spite
of
been
delayed
in
coming
north
due
to
making
of
mechanical
church
protests.
This
brings
the
PS
CLASH
,
little-known
facts,
current
or
sage
of
this
storm
across
mc
coastal
sections
of
the
province.
total
of
executions
since
Octo
repairs.
ber
15
to
twenty-nine.
rGART,
a,
United
OTTAWA
0i
Canada
is
ready
to
start
negotiating
a
"regional
treaty
for
collective
security,"
External
Affairs
Minister
L.
B.
Pearson
announced
yesterday
prior
to
his
departure
today
for
Paris
to
take
over
leadership
of
the
Canadian
legation
at
the
United
Nations.
Mr.
Pearson's
announcement
mpRns
.
t.hat
the
Dominion
is
Quesnel
Plywood
:f)0DS
anri
r;,,..,
i
.
"Wd
OllVmint.a
iicn
tnnr
Plant
Commencing
IS
CRITICAL
Athona
12
Aumaque
06
Beattle
.".
-
.
-58
Bevcourt
-24
Bobjo
-10
Buffalo
Canadian
0SlA
Consol.
Smelters
122
25
Conwest
-
110
Donalda
-62
Eldona
102
East
Sullivan
3.20
r
Giant
Yellowknlfe
.....
5.05
God's
Lake
-2
Hardrock
v
25
Harrlcana
'
-07
"
to
4,000
demon
marched
down
Kt.nt.r.
OUESNEL
A
start
is
to
be
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Southern
Section
Cloudy,
becoming
overcast
this
afternoon
and
cloudy
by
Saturday
afternoon,
clearing
Saturday
evening.
Light
rain
beginning
late
this
afternoon,
becoming
showery
Saturday
af-tprnnon.
Winds
light,
increas
OF
BALKANS
"lain
Strppt.
ThnroHou
made
on
excavating
and
filling
here
for
the
$250,000
plywood
r
wop
windows.
prepared
to
enter
into
a
mili
Paris
oi
Minister
of
Trans
Lionel
Chevrler
today
tary
alliance
with
the
unueu
States
and
five
nations
of
Eur
processing
plant
to
be
bunt
Dy
the
Western
Plywood
Co.
Ltd.
Work
Is
to
begin
Immediately.
charced
Yugoslavia,
Bulgaria
Sns
JVOIT
and
Albania
with
an
"uneasy
ope's
western
union
to
form
a
lona-awaited
North
Atlantic
HASCtiETiALL
CITY
LEAGUES
1948-49
OPENING
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
6
6:30
Junior
North
Star
v.
High
School
7:30
Intermediate
-
'
Merchants
vs.
Fashion
8:45
Senior-BO-ME-HI
vs.
CO-OP
1
0:00
Women
Peoples
vs.
Doms
SHRINE
CLUB
BAND
TICKETS:
RESERVED
35d
RUSH
25c
STUDENTS
15c
NOW
ON
SALE
ing
to
southeast
(25
mph)
this
afternoon
and
to
southeast
(40
concerning
Greece
The
Misses
Mary
and
Jean
Heva
-
.
lOVi
..ui.
muirinir
"strnnff
ana
nmh
tmifirVir..
Shifting
tO
defensive
union.
McCUntock
arrived
on
last
Hosco
,-20
al.U
Wili.
I
'
D
a
111
1
1
'
determined
efforts"
to
main-
j
southwest
(15
mph)
Saturday
night's
train
from
Toronto
to
Jacknlfe
.04
Peru,
0.The
mnrnlnii.
Little
change
m
tain
a
tense
international
situ
govern-
ioln
the
nursing
staff
ot
tne
swrriav
,,i,,j
i
i
tpmnerature.
Lows
tonight
and
Prince
Rupert,'
General
Hospital.
BY-ELECTION
IS
CALLED
OFF
W
Its
flt.f-
......
...
highs
Saturday
At
Port
Hardy
-n-uiru
micr
an
f
nSon
revoltod
at
Are.
'
as
the
second
major
ation
there.
v
Mr.
Chevrler
was
speaking
in
support
of
a
resolution
by
the
United
Kingdom,
United
States,
France
and
China
to
extend
the
life
of
the
United
Nations
special
commission
on
Greece.
TORONTO
ft
The
Ontario
povprnment
yesterday
fixed
LOCAL
TIDES
Saturday,
October'
30,
1948
a
month
in
Peru
k'ent
Jose
l.uiii
rihi.q.
December
6
as
the
date
for
a
hv-eipction
In
Parry
Sound
Hive;
42
and
50.
Northern
Section
Overcast
with
rain
today,
becoming
cloudy
with
showers
Saturday
morning
and
clearing
Saturday
afternoon
and
evening.
Winds
southeast,
(50
mph)
exposed
ureas
shlftine
to
southwest
(30
High
11:46
22.1
leet
Low
5:36
-
4.5
feet
rs
government
an-
,
Phone
107
for
Season
Reservations
or
Season;
,C1
that
Rrirfl.
,
Jollct
Quebec
50
Lake
Rowan
....
061
Lapaska
,
-05
Little
Long
Lac
.12
.Lynx.
:
.08
Madsen
Red
Lake
2
40
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
.35
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
83
Moneta
33
Negus
2.16
.
Noranda
53.50
'
Louvicourt
54
Regcourt
'
06
Pickle
Crow
2.00
San
Antonio
3.70
18:10
3.1
feet
constituency
and
then
called
it
nff
whpn
it
was
learned
that
cnuitl
1V1UI1UUI
"WlmanHn,,
-
it...
,
Tickets,
$7.5(f
(Approx.
40
City
League
uames;
Reservations
Not
Held
After
8:45
on
Game
Nights
r"
and
i
.......
.
'
munlciDal
elections
would
be
nwh)
late
this
afternoon.
Little
had
Punched
the
NOTICE
SATURDAY
NIGHT
will
be
recogniied
officially
for
the
observance
of
Hallowe'en.
NORA
E.
ARNOLD,
(256)
Mayor'
change
In
temperature.
Lows
tnnitrht
and
highs
Saturday
Senator
Rouyn
52
Sherrlt
Gordon
2.27
Steep
Rock
1-65
Silver
Miller
-36
Sturgeon
River
15
Holders
of
Season
Reservations
Given
First
Chance
on
Same
Seats
for
All
Exhibition
Games
and
B.C.
Finals.
Snld
H
time
held
in
that
area
in
the
same
day.
Date
for
the
voting
for
the
replacement
of
Charles
Cragg,
Progressive
-
Conservative
member,
who
died,
will
be
reconsidered.
,
At
Massett
and
Prince
Rupert
necessary
measures
to
ine
subversive
move-
36
and
48.