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AND
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
81
JOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
23i
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
4,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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:
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mm
fteinr
ericans
orcmg
iorea
F
rorces
Not
Yet
Three
Meet
ieath
as
Steamer
DQils
Launch
VANCOUVER,
(CP)
Possible
"hombly
mangled"
bodies
of
three
employees
of
the
British
Columbia
forestry
service
were
sought
in
the
choppy
waters
off
Bowen
Island
yesterday
fallowing
collision
between
a
sturdy
coastal
steamship
and
a
launch.
Four
other
persons
were
injured,
one
seriously,
"
and
were
rescued
by
the
Union
hf
'
-
I
v.
i
-.-
.
i
I
v
;
-
Requiem
Mass
For
Mrs.
B.
Macdcnald
i
ed
Line
May
Yet
lie
i
i
ry-
'A
0
y
4
'
1:.
f
COST
OF
LIVING
INDEX
UP
AGAIN
OTTAWA
-Cost
of
livins
Index
climbed
to
a
new
high
during
August,
gaining
1.J
points
due
to
higher
costs
In
food,
fuel,
furnishings
and
rents,
the
Bureau
of
Statistics
reported
today.
The
rise
In
the
month
was
from
1C8.5
to
169.8.
Mrs.
Bridget
Macdonald
widow
of
the
late
A.
J.
Macdonald,
passed
away
suddenly
this
morning
y
Arduous
,,
(CP)
Gen-;
Steamship
Co.'s
Lady
Cynthia
smashed
at
the
home
of
her
daughter
and
son-in-law.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Johnson,
1117
Seventh
Avenue.
She
was
in
her
77th
year.
A
native
of
Ontario,
Mrs.
Mac
.
wnicn
late
yesterday
ilas
MacArthur!
today
that
a:
rcing
division
donald
spent
her
early
married
CONVICTED
Two
Years
For
Jabour
life
in
Winnipeg,
where
she
was
G.
H.
LASH
Moricelown
Case
Is
On
into
the
provincial
forestry
department
launch
A.
L.
Bryant
while
enroute
to
Vancouver.
Missing
and
presumed
drowned
have
been
identified
as
F.
A
Longstaff,
aged
30;
W.
M.
Ingram,
30,
both
of
Vancouver,
and
A.
P.
Wrotnowski,
North
Van
,ed
States
Third
associated
with
Catholic
and
social
welfare
activities.
She
later
moved
to
Vancouver,
where
has
arrived
to
'
lean
Hunting
as
the
m
l.
A
i
she
lived
for
about
ten
years
be
:
ins
pusn
iuriuei
couver.
fore
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
Korean
territory.
about
four
years
ago
to
live
with
The
Crown
today
opened
its
case
before
Justice
John
V.
Clyne
at
the
Supreme
Court
Fall
Assizes
today
against
Tommy
Mitchell,
charged
with
unlawful
her
daughter.
She
enjoyed
good
Koreans
are
re-miles
beyond
the
health
until
the
time
of
her
The
rescued
are
Frank
Patterson
of
Vancouver;
H.
L.
Coles
of
North
Vancouver
anH
J.
W.
McDonald
and
J.
H'.
Ktl-by,
both
of
Burnaby-
Paterson
Is
In
poor
condition
parallel
in
an
!
L
0
:
death.
She
has
been
associated
ly
assaultina
a
.
peace
officer
BiDtv
coui.try.
Statement
By
Accused
Admitted
f.M
Abortion
Knowledge
Case
TO
APPEAL
Announcement
was
made
today
that
the
two-year
sentence,
if
not
the
conviction
itself,
would
be
appealed.
with
church
activities
here.
while
lawfully
engaged
In
exe
A
Requiem
High
Mass
will
be
cuting
his
duty.
R.
M.
MacLeod
said
for
her
tomorrow
morning
(Army
appears
to
jfd
but
there
are
paring
to
build
up
IWonsan,
important
refinery
jxirt.
Is
prosecuting
and
J.
T.
Harvey
at
9
o'clock
In
Annunciation
is
defence
counsel.
Accused
pleaded
"not
guilty."
in
hospital
here
with
one
avrr
almost
severed.
The
other
three
suffert.i
shock.
Two
passengers
aboaxd
the
925-ton
Lady
Cynthia
said
the
accident
occurred
when
"the
launch
either
tried
to
beat
Cst.
Edmond
Corson,
first
wit
cchurch.
The
remains
will
be
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Johnson
to
Vancouver,
where
they
will
be
burled
In
Ocean
View
cemetery.
After
25
minutes'
deliberation,
the
jury
at
the
Supreme
Court
DIPLOMATS
CONFER
External
Affairs
Minister
Pearson,
chairman
of
the
Canadian
delegation
to
the
United
Nations
General
Assembly,
confers
with
Dean
Acheson,
United
States
secretary
of
state,
during
a
lull
In
proceedings.
This
United
Nations
photo
was
taken
during
the
fifth
session
of
the
General
Assembly
at
Flushing
Meadows,
N.Y.
,
(CP
PHOTO)
ictus
say
that
4000
are
digging
into
m
southeast
of
ness
for
the
Crown,
testified
that
Assizes
last
evening
brought
in
on
June
3,
accompanied
by
four
a
verdict
of
guilty
against
Er
Mrs.
Johnson
Is
the
only
surviving
child.
11
1
i
I
constables
and
a
game
warden,
he
visited
Moricetown
Indian
across
or
else
it
went
oj
r
I
c
trol."
'
the
Third
Inf
antry
5s
the
total
Ameri-
f
reserve
to
execute
a
search
war
nest
Jabour,
charged
with
unlawfully
supplying
hot
water
and
castile
soap
to
Betty
Young,
knowing
such
were
to
be
used
to
to
six
divisions
rant.
At
approximately
1
a.m.
hTital
combat
team.
Peoria
Folk
Yankees
Win
Series
Opener
June
3,
accused
had
been
arrest
Canuck
Warsi"
bring
about
an
illegal
mlscar-1
1
ed
on
a
charge
of
Intoxication
W.
S.
THOMPSON,
CJB.E.
:
riage,
Mr.
Justice
John
V.
Clyne
sentenced
him
to
two
years
in
I
in
Korean
troopo
'penetrated
north
of
Parallel.
.All
I'ughih
operations,
troops
are
busy
in
rce
spokesman
said
and
was
put
Into
the
police
car
with
two
other
Indians.
The
car
proceeded
to
the
residence
of
the
accused
to
execute
the
search
How
In
Japa;
Visiting
City
'
v
Tour
party
of
forty
five
persons,
travelling
under
the
aus
penitentiary.
,
-
Issue
Settled
By
Lone
Run
In
pronouncing
sentence,
His
warrant.
At
the
residence,
he
Lordship
thanked
the
jury
for
i
Labor
Party
Is
Critical
l
T:s-i
l.'tim
y
column
was
spot-
pices
of
radio
station
WMBD
of
saw
Alfred,
son
of
the
accused
y
snaking
down
who
was
allegedly
causing
a
dls
"rra.
their
strtct
attention
during
the
long
"morbid"
proceedings.
Yesterday
morning
a
long
ectlon
of
the
Man-
turbance.
He
was
also
arrested
TOKYO.
P
Cana.tr.
troyers
are
back
in
To
operations
in
Korean
'
'
The
Sioux
found
thr
-'and
the
"Athabaskan
''
field.
"
The
.Sioux,
AC
and
Cayuga
had
two
;
Korean
Invasion
duty
1
.
t
on
the
regular
C.N.R.
PUBLIC
RELATIONS
The
retirement
of
Walter
S.
Thompson
as
director
of
public
relations,
Canadian
National
system,
and
the
appointment
of
G.
Herbert
Lash
to
that
post,
Is
officially
announced
today
by,
Donald
Gordon,
chairman
and
president
of
the
company.
The
announcement
also
names
"Claude
Melancon
and
Royd
E.
Beamish
as
assistant
directors
of
public
relations
of
the
railway.
The
changes
are
effec
Following
Alfred's
arrest
accused
MAaGATE;.-ENGLAND
legal
trial
within
a
trial
brpan
n
a
sunulv
train.
over
the
admissibility
as
evidence
of
statements
made
by
Jabour
to
transport
column
n
from
Communist
-in
of
i
5
Peoria,
Illinois,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
m'TTttng
from.
Vancouver
vand
will
proceed
by
the
evening
train
to
Winnipeg
enroute
home.
The
group
Is
led
by
two
farm
editors
Emil
Bill
of
station
WMBD
and
JohnWankey
of
the
Peoria
Journal
newspaper.
Mark
Ham-den
of
the
Northern
Pacific
Railway
Is
In
charge
of
the
party.
I
SHIBE
PARK,
Philadelphia
-RiKlght
-handed
Vic
Raschl
was
the"
conquering
hero
in
a
great
World
Series
opening
game
here
today
but
it
was
only
after
a
brilliant
pitchers'
duel
with
Jim
Konstanty
of
the
Philadelphia
Phils.
One
run
in
the
top
of
the
police
constables
the
momi.tg
as
not
a
foreign
they
destroyed
enem;
Betty
Young's
dead
body
was
ment.
found
In
his
room.
'
i
Constable
Turner
said
Jabour
fields
and
bombarded
st.
.
Lotteries
and
troop
conces'
-a
supporting
the
United.
iton
American
Communist
army
Powerful
Union
leaders
fought
Monday
at
the
Labor
parly's
annual
conference
over
whether
to
force
the
government
to
shake
up
the
management
of
state-owned
industries.
In
the
end
critics
were
outvoted
but
the
vote
showed
a
segment
of
the
party
sharply
disappointed
that
Socialism
had
not
yet
brought
the
long
held
dreams
of
a
working
man's
Utopia
tive
October
22.
'
fay
break
up
Into
could
'fourth
frame
sufficed
to
give
pees
which
had
come
into
the
police
station
at
about
7:30
the
morning
of
April
19
and
asked
to
see
the
sergeant.
He
told
Turner
tlit
mat
had
become
violent.
He
ha
seemed
peaceful
up
to
that
time.
As
witness
was
stepping
into
the
police
sedan
he
was
struck
in
the
face
by
accused.
Accused
struck
again,
but
witness
ducked
and
accused's
hand
hit
the
post
of
the
car.
As
the
car
was
being
driven
away
by
another
constable,
accused
kicked
him
with
his
shoe
once,
then
twiee
more.
He
exhibited
a
scar,
which
he
said
was
the
result
of
the
kicks
On
cross-examination,
witness
denied
he
had
broken
accused's
arm.
He
first
knew
the
arm
was
broken
the
following
morning.
I
Hp
snlri
nrpiiopri
uas
cut.
nn
the
months
or
even
the
Yanks
the
victory.
It
was
assault
on
the
port
ot
I
i
They
spent
two
weeks
r
"
supplies
of
the
beachrK-J
-and
escorting
ships
carrying
,
fuel
and
ammunition.
mountainous
coun-;
the
eleventh
one
run
shut-out
in
p
excellent
terrain
World
Series
history.
Prospectors
Out
Safe
After
Rough
Trip
in
Rugged
Region
mi-ana-run
lac-
Konstantv
Ditched
for
eleht
ter
was
so
serious
that
he
had
to
see
the
sergeant.
He
would
probably
be
In
jail
by
noon.
He
asked
Turner
to
let
him
knew
would
mean
lndef-j
innines
and
was
then
relieved
The
conference
today
for
wage
increases,
price
reduction
and
In
brlmml
rrnl
of
a
iavl
eranH
ahnnr
rntn
V
I
o
control
of
profits-
k
uj
ivuwi
ivitrjrw.
F
Ppn'nsula
and
i
Scoring
run
come
when
Bobby
f
a
prolonged
drain
Brown
doubled
and
was
brought
.
Rupert
Feraly
and
Ed.
Freeze,
field
prospectors
!
from
the
police
station
when
an
for
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.,
are
nc.o.
came
m.
I
mmurv
strength.
nome
by
Coleman's
long
fly.
A
crowd
of
35,726
fans
jammed
ihe
park.
R
H
E
New
York
..
1
5
0
Philadelphia
0
2
1.
top
of
the
head
when
he
pulled
j
agreed
that
there
is
no
tougher
and
more
rugged
part
.:ZSllmoi
British
Columbia
than
the
twenty-five
miles
be-cused
with
either
a
blackjack
or.tween
Sandifer
Lake,
3VL
miles
west
of
Tahtsa
Lake
flashlight.
He
said
everything.
d
fch
TsaVtsis
River
which'
drains
into
Gardner
Body
Found
in
Water
at
Noon
s
Dollar
iDicSnn
uonsiaDie
weaneaa
came
mto
the')ffice
between
7:45
and
7:30,
Turner
said.
He
telephoned
Jabour
at
the
taxi
stand
'and
Jabour
came
over
to
the
police
station..
He
went
into
the
back
room
at
the
police
station
with
Redhead.
Jabour
was
a
crqwn
;
mjiiiy
Sensational
Commie
Plot
Judge
Finds
War
Machine
'
Designed
to
Overthrow
U.S.
Government
.
PITTSBURGH
P
Judge
Michael
A
Masmunno
on
Tues
day
produced
a
billky
sheaf
of
seized
documents
"Which
he
said
proved
that
Communists
in
a
war
machine
in
the
United
States
were
seeking
to
overthrow
the
government.
The
Judge
said
he
had"
sent
seventeen
of
the
dpcuments
to
Canal.
They
are
safe
in
Prince
search
warrant
had
been
exe-
K
In
the
second
Png
since
It
was
rut.
LOCAL
TIDES
Thursday,
October
5,
1950
The
body
of
Arthur
Jennings,
cook
on
the
fisheries
patrol
boat
W
its
own
level,
the
fHar
traded
here
at
Rupert
after
some
concern
had
been
felt
for
a
couple
of
days
last
week
as
to
their
safety
when
they
failed
to
make
rendezvous
at
Egeria
Reach,
Gardner
Canal,
witness
in
a
case
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes,
which
were
In
progress
at
the
time.
Constable
George
Redhead
tes
tified
he
cam
on
duty
at
ap
New
Yukon
Road
Is
Now
Finished
.
OTTAWA.
P
Completion
of
the
last
link
of
the
new
247-mile
15.2
fect
Arrow
Post,
was
discovered
float-16.4
fert
j
lng
In
the
water
at
the
dry
dock
7.7
feet'
at
12:30
p.m.
today
an
dordered
11.8
feet'
by
tne
coroner
to
be
removed
to
m
United
States
High
9:00
Pis
compared
with'
20:23
9ate
of
91c
and
clos-
Low
2:10
notations
of
90
7-8c
I
14:22
proximately
7:45
the
mqrning
of
April
19.
He
was
Informed
Ja
f
bour
had
left
a
message
to
be
called
and
he
telephoned
the
fUTlONAL
RULING
number
and
asked
if
Jabour
cuted.
Afterwards
accused's
son
had
started
calling
the
police
vile
names.
He
had
been
ordered
by
the
constable
in
charge
of
the
search
to
arrest
Alfred.
Witness
denied
he
had
threatened
accused
earlier
in
the
spring.
He
also
denied
suggesting
that
accused
plead
guilty
to
the
charge
under
which
he
was
being
tried.
The
case
is
continuing.
Jury
for
the
trial
Is
Douglas
Hugh
Payne,
foreman,
Vernon
B.
Ciccone,
J.
R.
Watson.
Charles
C.
Ormiston.
E.
J.
Garofani,
Stanley
SaviUe,
Archie
Hed-strom,
M,
J.
Keays,
Carl
Matson,
David
Abel,
W.
W.
Noonan
and
George
Fowlie.
with
Neely
Moore,
flying
ex-j
ploration
superintendent
of
the
company,
who
was
to
have
met!
them
there
last
Wednesday.
Mr.
Moore
finally
located
them
on
a
bar
six
miles
up
the
river
when
he
went
back
last
Friday
to
make
another
search.
He
dropped
parcels
of
food
to
them
and
left
Stan
Uruskl
at
the
House
of
Representatives
un-American
activities
committee
which
established
the
alms
of
the
Communists
without
question.
Committee
investigators
say
the
papers
are
sensational.
pents
Not
Allowed
iange
Authorities
the
B.C.
Undertaking
parlor.
Captain
McColl
of
the
Arrow
Post
said
this
afternoon
Jennings
had
left
the
boat
about
0
p.m.
yesttrday
and
he
ha-i
not
seen
him
until
the
body
was
found.
The
body
was
discovered
just
about
noon
by
Olof
Juvik,
who
was
on
the
float
of
the
drydock
at
the
time.
The
body
was
floating
between
the
ramp
leading
down
to
the
float
and
the
dry
dock.
It
was
reported
to
police
highway
connecting
Whitehorse
with
Mayo,
Yukon
Territory,
was
announced
today
by
the
Department
of
Resources.
The
all-weather
road,
built
to
aid
development
of
the
largest
lode
minim?
areas
In
lh
Yukon,
provides
direct,
access-
from
the
Keno
mining
districts
to
White-horse-
It
joins
the
Alaska
Highway
at
a
point
ten
miles
northwest
of
Whitehorse.
wanted
to
see
him.
Jabour
stid
"yes"
and
arrived
at
the
police
station
about
7:50.
The
two
went
into
the
back
office,
Cst.
Redhead
said
,and
on
entering
Jabour
threw
some
keys
ou
the
desk
saying:
"There's
the
keys
to
my
room,
Red,
she's
m
there
dead."
AWA,
(CP)
The
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
Nay
that
it
is
illeeal
for
the
federal
and
Egeria
Reach
to
go
in
and
meet
them.
Monday,
Mr.
Moore
flew
aeain
to
Eeeria
Reach
and
pick
THE
WtAlHtR
'
Synopsis
Cloudv
skies
are
general
in
ed
the
party
up
to
bring
them
here.
Fernlv
and
Freeze
were
given
ACCUSED'S
STATEMENT
governments
to
delegate
one
to
another
wp'ed
to
them
under
the
constitution.
The
however,
will
have
no
effect
on
existing
f
ed-
Mr
and
Mrs.
Ross
Mansell,
I
Mrs.
George
Frlzzell,
who
has
Constable
Redhead
s
said
he
an
regions
of
British
Columbia
Immediately,
and
they
arrived
on
the
scene
shortly
before
1
o'clock.
The
coroner
ordered
re
who
have
been
spending
the
been
visiting
for
several
weeks
then
gave
Jabour
the
official
summer
at
Peachland
on
Okan
Fents.
In
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
south
Purees
atn
tv,
i
moval
of
the
body
to
the
undertaking
parlor
shortly
after
.one
o'clock.
on
the
Prince
George
this
morn
agan
Lake,
returned
to
the
city
from
the.
south
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning.
21
days
to
cover
the
distance
of
25
miles.
The
first
few
days
the
going
was
not
so
bad
and
some
prospecting
was
carried
out
as
planned
but
as
they
proceeded.
It
was
all
"they
could
do
to
keep
up
to
schedule
in
traversing
the
country
and,
fin
and
rain
is
falling
along
the
coast
as
another
disturbance
from
the
Pacific
moves
into
the
coastal
areas.
Southeast
gales
were
blowing
In
the
exposed
waters
near
tne
Queen
Charlottes
this
morning.
These
wind?
.lng.
v
police
warning
and
added
that
he
was
not
under
arrest
but,
if
there
was
a
trial,
what
he
said
would
be
used
as
evidence.
He
told
the
Jury
Jabour
was
not
under
suspicion
or
investigation
at
the
time.
Jabour
had
told
th;m
tthat
a
girl
he
knew
as
Betty
ws
dead
in
his
room.
He
had
found
her
and
she
was
blue
all
over.
He
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
'verc
unanimous
in
their
decision.
Chief
Justice
Rinfret
said:
"Parliament
and
the
legislatures
of
the
several
provinces
are
sovereign
within
their
sphere
defined
by
the
British
North
America
Act
but
none
of
them
have
the
unlimited
capacity
of
ally,
they
fell
behind.
Deep
canvons,
almost
impenetrable
bush,
rouch
terrain
made
It
as
ki
,
'U
Iflin
Sht
delay
the
over-1
security
program.
F
normally
falls
I
iwtallctlon
of
the
hL''h0
overa11
n-t
am
can
be
inaugur-F
lheir
consent.
!!e
tan
some
sug-t
he
province,
dele-
fe'0ver
social
I
We
the
federal
!.w
Introduce
a
na-
FISCAL
POSITION
BETTER
Britain's
Gold
and
Dollar
Reserves
Show
Big
Increase
BASEBALL
SCORES
I'acific
Coast
Tortland
2-2,
San
Francisco
1-3
San
Diego
4,
Hollywood
2
(10
innings)
Los
Angeles
14,
Seattle
1
Sacranicnt-T
6,
Oakland
3.
racif.c
Coast
rugged
a
country
as
the
pair
had
ever
seen-
Nor
was
there
anv
evidence
that
human
be-
are
expected
to
shift
to
south
west
and
decrease
to
moderate
during
the
afternoon
as
the
'
leading
edge
of
thedisturbance
moves
Inland
over
the
coast.
There
will
be
scattered
shower
activity
over
much
of
the
interior.
Unsettled
weather
Is
expected
to
continue
through
Thursday.
Forecast
said
it
was
'an
aboruoi.
but
he
an
individual.
They
can
exer-.
ings
had
ever
penetrated
the,dld
not
know
how
it
was
don8
area
before.
or
wr,o
did
it.
She
had
come
to
The
twd
men
suffered
no
In-
hlm
the
preceding
Sunday
and
lurv
nor
did
they
actually
run
.
.
A
h,
if
cV,
..
hu
55,
bribing
the
is
now
m
about
is
lor
the
out
of
food
although
it
did
be-room
and
he
had
sa!d
..ves
sh.
come
short
and
they
were
forced,.
.
.
h.
mnrn.
Men's
Deaths
Arouse
Mayor
VANCOUVER
Mayor
Thompson
spoke
last
evening
of
the
LONDON
(CP)
Oreat
Britain
announced
Tuesday
(that
vital
gold
and
dollar
reserves
have
more
than
doubled
since
the
pound
was
devalued
two
years
ago.
A
treasury
statement
said
that
vital
reserves
had
soared
$334,-
)
to
ration
themselves.
It
was
a
welcome
relief
when
Mr.
Moore
."'"elH
and
tho
"
Wee
Intermittent
rain
becoming
continuous
by
mid-day
and
showers
during
the
afternoon.
Cloudy
with
widely
scattered
showers
Thursday.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
southeast
(30)
gusty
shifting
to
ise
only
legislative
powers
respectively
given
them
by
Sec-,
tions
91
and
92
of
the
Act.
.
The
court's
Judgment,
upholding
a
ruling
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Nova
Scotia,
cannot,
be
i
appealed
to
the
Judicial
committee
of
the
Privy
Council
in
London.
Appeals
to
the
Privy
Council
were
abolished
by
Parliament
last
year
when
the
Supreme
Court
was
established
as
the
country's
court
of
last
resort.
The
test
case
was
brought
before
the
court
by
the
govern
-
ing
of
April
18.
He
had
stayed
in
the
room
until
10
a.m.
when
he
was
called
to
a
taxi
stand
to
take
a
long
distance
telephone
call.
Witness
sai.'i
accused
was
nervous
all
the
time
he
wus
telling
(Sunday)
,
Hrtl'vwnnrt
9-4.
Sacramento
5-2
Oakland
7-9
San
Diego
-12
Seattle
3-1,
San
Francisco
2-5
Portland
6-9,
Los
Angeles
3-6
(Saturday)
Hnllwood
10.
Sacramento
6
San
Francisco
6,
Seattle
2
Portland
5,
Los
Angeles
0
Mrs.
Joseph
Slaggard.
who
has
been
on
a
vacation
trip
as
far
south
as
Portland,
returned
home
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning.
death
of
two
men
who,
charged
3D
next
remain
K
'he
sighted
their
mirror
signals
from
the
air
last
Friday
and
dropped
them
parcels.
Mr.
Uruskl,
who
had
been
put
off
at
Egeria
Reach,
went
upstream
to
meet
them
and
accompanied
them
out.
Mr.
Fernly
and
Mr.
Free-
will
leave
for
Vancouver
000,000
in
the
last
three
months
j
with
Intoxication,
had
died,
one
with
the
increase
bringing
the
from
cerebral
hemorrhage,
and
the
other
from
head
Injuries
fund
to
$2,756,000,000.
southwest
"and
decreasing
to
(15)
ols
,
are
"c-
8,on-
EX
I
Urn...
v
10
uir
uui.ia1
uu
irc&ii
i
ui
the
police
station,1
'said
the
him
the
story
and
seemed
to
this
afternoon.
Lows
tonight
want
to
get
it
off
bb
chest.
Af-
and
highs
Thursday-at
Port
terward,
he
had
gone
with
Cpl.
Hardy.
Sandspit
and
Prince
Ru-(Continued
on
page
4)
i
pert,
40
and
50.
Speculation
!s
that
Britain
may
soon
Increase
the
dollar
value
of
sterling.
.
.,
'
l
Mictions
'
mayor.
If
one
was
not
called
I
am
going
to
find
out
why."
lino
-
juuges
of
j
ment
of
Nova
Scotia.
,