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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
.
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
151.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
JUNE
28,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ATONAL
EMI
ME
DEGLARED-IN'STRK
I
DRASTIC
ACTION
TAKER
HI
DOCK
TIE-UP
.
S.
Flying
Supplies
To
Berlin
RYltIG
TO
BREAK
BLOCKADE
Two
More
Ports
Liverpool
and
Birkenhead
Are
Now
Involved
LONDON
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Clement
Attlee
said
today
that
the
government
has
advised
the
King
to
declare
a
state
of
national
emergency
to
deal
with
the
wild
cat
dock
strike
that
threatens
Britain's
food
STRANGLE
KILLING
Toronto
Foundry
Worker
Is
Under
Arrest
For
c,.
Murdering
Woman
'
TORONTO
(CP)
A
foundry
ACTOR
MURDERER?
MANILA
A
double
murder
charge
was
filed
today
against
VESSEL
FINED
DIRECT
DEMAND
MAY
HE
MADE
UPON
KREMLIN
BY
WESTERN
POWERS
I
supplies.
He
said
that
"communist
mischief"
is
partly
CURRENCY
RIOT
Seven
Persons
Injured
by
Trampling
Crowd
In
Berlin
BERLIN,
Oh
Police
said
that
seven
persons
were
Injured
when
trampled
In
a
crowd
seeking
exchange
on
old
currency
for
new
at
Russian
military
headquar
kpora
Assessea
unurr
responsioie
ior
me
worn
stoppage.
iisloms
and
Immigration
filiations
worker,
Leonard
B.
Smith,
aged
25,
was
charged
Sunday
with
the
milk-stocking
murder
of
Leila
A-lams,
aged
38,
of
Toronto.
The
woman's
nude
body
was
found
in
a
garage
In
east
central
Toronto
Saturday
and
police
say
she
had
been
strangled
by
a
stocking.
Her
face
was
wrapped
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
(CP)
The
United
States
rushed
a
fleet
of
hucre
nes
totalling
$480
were
levied
LOCAL
TIDES
(Standard
Time)
Tuesday,
June
29,
1948
Two
more
of
Britain
s
supply
arteries
were
threatened
today
as
the
dock
workers'
strike
spread
from
tondon
to
Liverpool
and
Birkenhead.
It
in
estimated
that
9000
workers
quit
at
the
two
nst
a
Vancouver
halibut
boat
Bernardo
(Narding)
Anzures,
handsome
movie
actor,
in
the
fatal
stabbing
of
his
beautiful
dark-haired
leading
lady,
Lil-.
lian
Velez,
and
her
maid.
Anzures
admitted
plunging
a
hunting
knife
into
the
actress.
Vivian,
four
year
old
daughter
of
the
victim,
told
police
she
peeked
through
a
crack
in
the
bedrpom
door
and
saw
the
slaying.
'
i
-
THE
WEATHER
.per
here
lor
iamng
to
re-
High
.;.
6:34
15.8
feet
KING,
QUEEN
COMING
OTTAWA
Prime
Minister
King
told
Parliament
today
that
he
believed
the
time
was
coming
wiien
Canada
would
be
the
leading
nation
in
the
British
Commonwealth
and
the
King
and
Queen
would
reside
at
least
part
of
the
time
in
Ottawa.
Mr.
King
was
speaking
in
connection
with
a
bill
to
provide
iunds
for
development
of
Ottawa
as
a
national
capital.
SWALLOWED
BY
REDS
PRAGUE
The
Social
Democratic
party
of
Czech
Slovakia
was
formally
swallowed
up
by
the
Communist
party
yesterday.
It
consisted
of
250,000
members,
making
the
total
strength
of
the
Communist
party
now
1,750,000.
19:30
17.4
feet
to
customs
and
immigration
cargo
planes
to
Germany
iters-
The
crush
became
so
seri-'oday
to
help
break
the,0"8
that
firemen
.
with
hoses
Russian
blockade
of
dlsPersed
th
crowd.
ground
transport
to
western
in
blood-stained
clot'iing.
ports
while
Army
troops
moved
on
to
the
Lonuon
waterfront
to
Low
0:49
9
1
feet
fcorities
after
returning
to
12:49
7.1
feet
pre
Rupet
from
a
foreign
Berlin
as
food
supplies
dwindled
ters
soiway,
snipper
oi
mc
Italy
Signs
for
two
million
Berliners.
Diplomats
predicted
that
the
western
powers
shortly
would
make
a
direct
demand
on
the
Kremlin
to
lift
the
traffic
noose
in
their
unload
food
supplies.
Truckloads
of
troops
waited
to
see
whether
work
would
be
resumed
after
a
two-week
lay-off
protesting
at
penalties
imposed
when
eleven
hands
ref
used
to
unload
."dirty
cago."
A
strike
vote
was
held
yesterday.
Union
leaders
claimed
the
Synopis
utter
Zapora,
was
finH
by
the
customs
office
and
The
barometer
Is
high
over
PALESTINE
PEACE
New
Proposals
Made
by
Mediator
to
Jews
and
Arabs'
RHODES,
0)
Jews
and
Arabs
received
from
the
United
Nations
mediator,
Count
Folke
Ber-nadotte,
today
proposals
for
peace
in
Palestine.
The
suggestions,
which
Bernadotte
called
"basis
for
further
discussion,"
V.
member
of
the
eight
ma,i
sectors.
actlon
ave
..
WAR
DEAD
ARE
HONORED
AGAIN
Annual
Decoration
Day
Ceremony
of
I.O.D.E.
The
annual
Decoration
Day
ceremony,
which
la
carried
out
First
of
Nations
to
Formally
Agree
for
Aid
Under
Marshall
Plan
all
sections
of
the
province
this
morning.
Clear,
warm
weather
will
continue
today
and
Tues
f
was--fined
$10
for
failing
other
indication
of
determina-
tcport
immediately
the
boat'ii
t'on
of
western
powers
to
star.d
vote,
taken
by
show
of
hands.
day.
Forecast
val
from
Kodiuk.
Alaska.
The!fast
and
resist
the
Russian
ef-
WASHINGTON,
DC,
tfc
Italy
was
expected
today
to
become
the
first
of
the
16
Marshall
plan
Fish
Sales
Sea
Ranger,
55,000,
19.3,
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
was
In
favor
of
returning
to
work
Strike
leaders,
on
the
contrary,
declared
It
was
In
favor
of
continuing
the
strike.
IB
L.ra
brought
56,000
pounds
of'f"rts
to
blockade
rail,
canal
and
fabul
here
Wednesday
from
(
highway
traffic
into
Berlin.
each
year
by
the
Imperial
Order,
countries
to
sign
a
long-range
!and
10-
Royal
j
are
not
published.
.
"
Three.
a
ornisn
roreign
umce
spoKes-man
said
that
the
western
pow
No.
1,
50,000,
19.3,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
took
place
on
Sunday
afternoon,
icilway
was
said
to
haw;
waited
ers
were
considering
direct
"ap-
States.
those
attending
mustering
outside
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
18
and
10.
Atlin.
Allavery,
33,000,
19,
18
and
10,
Storage.
hours
before
reporting
the
proach"
to
Moscow
In
an
effort
rift.pn
,hpf
MrtWranl,
are
Japanese
Earthquake
uva.
.....aw
&vbv.u
.
iaj
uuvaiu
ail
uiuci
Hum
tiusvpil
Coast
Northern
Section
Cloudy
today
and
Tuesday.
Southern
Section
Clear
with
fog
patches
over
water
today
and
Tuesday.
Winds
light
and
little
change
in
temperature
over
entire
area.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrowPort
Hardy
50
and
65,
Mas-sett
45
and
60,
Prince
Rupert
50
and
65.
f-
'
'
due
to
sign
later
agreements
lis
require
that
ships
enter-
Stalin
to
reverse
Soviet
policies.
which
commit
each
to
programs
!
Canadian
ports
from
foreign!
It
was
reported
late
today
that
of
help
and
mutual
aid
as
part
Lois
N.,
44,000,
19.3,
18
and
10,
Pacific.
Miss
Jean,
40,000,
19.2,
18
and
10,
Storage.
Advance
No.
2,
12,000,
Co-op.
j
Tidal
wave
warnings
were
is-isued
to
the
Japanese,
who
re
Its
must
declare
their
entry
British
supplies
were
getting
into
from
which
point
the
parade
under
Parade
Marshal
J.
S.
Wilson
"fell
in"
and
marched
to
the
Cenotaph
in
the
Court
House
grounds.
The
parade
was
led
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
Band
with
bandmaster
Peter
Lien
in
of
the
over-all
European
recovery
programs.
membering
the
44,000
who
died
tiiecliately
on
arrival.
Berlin
by
barges.
THOUSANDS
MAY
HAVE
PERISHED
CITY
OF
FU.KUI
HARD
HIT
n
the
1923
Toyko
and
Yoko
r
hama
quake,
were
jittery.
Japanese
news
service,
Asahl,'
said
that
90
per
cent
of
the
TOKYO
(CP)
West
charge.-
Following
the
band
were
HOT
BREAK
ID
E0SVE
sia
coBaBaiiciisir
bloc
representatives
of
the
local
coast
0f
Honshu
Island
buildings
in
Fukui
had
collapsed
and
communications
were
Chapters
of
the
Imperial
Order.
rocke(j
tod
fe
viol.
Shtf"J
T:
X?ent
earthquake,
that
may
MARSHAL
TITO
IS
CHARGED
VE
DEAD
IN
DROWNING
TRAGEDY
killed
thousands
of
members.
of
the
Canadian
Le-'have
gion
(members
of
world
War
I
Japanese.
Tokyo
news-
Boys
predomlnatlng),
and
their
stan-
papers
estimate
the
dead
at
1000
dard
bearers,
and
members
o!
rom
tne
first
reports
but
it
was
Ing
trip,
have
been
identified
as:
Henry
Hornscth,
aged
36,
Men
and
Three
!'wo
lie
In
Boat
Capsizal
hi
Kootenay
Lake
KB.
Voting
Polling
Light
After
Quiet
Campaign
Results
This
'
Afternoon
ST.
JOHN,
N.B.
A
total
of
125
candidates
filed
their
nomina
the
Women's
Auxiliary
or
tne
iater
sai,i
the
toll
would
probab'
Canadian
Legion
with
their
jy
amount
to
5,000.
SIRDAR
Kf
Two
men
and
CHICAGO
HOLD-UP
Bandits
Escape
After
Killing
Two
Policemen
Following
Robbery
CHICAGO,
m
Five
machine
gun
bandits
who
killed
two
policemen
after
a
hold-up
of
an
alleged
gambling
spot
Saturday
appear
to
have
eluded
the
biggest
manhunt
in
the
history
of
Cook
County.
Police
believe
the
gunmen
slipped
through
a
cor
lie
boys
were
drowned
in
YUGOSLAVIA
NOT
PLAYING
HALL
WITH
RUSSIA
IT
IS
CHARGED
PRAGUE
(CP)
The
Communist
Cominf
orm
charged
today
that
YugoSlav
Communists
had
departed
from
the
Marx-Lenin
line
and
that
their
leaders,
including
Marshal
Tito,
were
pursuing
a
hateful
policy
toward
Russia.
The
Cominform
called
for
"either
a
return
to
Marxist
policy
or
a
change
of
itenay
Lake
near
here
Sun-
standard
bearers.
The
town
of
f
ukul
was
"twlst-
At
the
Cenotaph
wreath3
were
ed
like
taffy"
homes
of
the
most
laid
by
Mrs.
James
Stewart,
sec-
of
the
population
of
85,000
being
ond
vice-regent
of
the
Municipal
destroyed.
Fires
sprang
up
af-Chapter,
Ralph
P.
Smith,
presi-
ter
a
series
of
earthquakes
which
dent-of
the
local
branch
of
the
,
began
at
4:12
p.m.
and
des-
when
an
outboard
motor-
Art
Rowsell,
36,
Klmberley:
Gordon,
11,
Klmberley.
John
Kollman,
11,
Klmberley.
Buddy
Annable,
10,
of
nearby
Tyc.
Sirdar
is
35
miles
cast
of
Nel-son
in
the
Kootenay
district.
fet
was
caught
In
an
under-
tion
papers
for
the
provincial
election
in
New
Brunswick
which
is
taking
place
today.
Liberals
are
contesting
all
of
the
52
seats.
Five
Social
Credit
standard-
rent,
whirled
around
ana
cap-
Y.
Canadlan
Legion
(British
Empire'
troyed
half
pf
the
city.
They
still
I
Service
LeaRue).
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
were
raging
six
hours
after
the
sixth
boy,
Edgar
Horns?tli
bearers,
one
In
St.
John
County
don
of
200
qflcers
to
jump
a
freight
train
after
having
been
oi-i,
,cirfr,t
f
ih
Wnmpn'K
tremors.
A
fully-equipped
Uni
The
survivor
said
that
the
boat
1
12,
swam
ashore.
lie
dead,
who
were
on
a
fish
began
swinging
wildly
as
the
motor
re-started
1000
feet
off
leaders
In
Yugoslavia."
Thus
is
marked
the
first
break
In
the
ranks
of
nine
eastern
nations
which
form
the
Cominform,
international
Communist
"information
bureau",
set
up
at
a
meeting
in
Poland
last
fall.
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Le-
lea
S"ies
nnny
renei
wain
wa
surrounaea
in
a
stone
quarry,
of
tho
ruslied
to
Fukui
wn
Ich
Is
on
trie
About
$1,000,
bulk
of
the
hold-
eion
After
the
laying
.
nno
pf
r9
tVna
Caa
nf
Tunon
Armu
!im
mnnin
mas
fnnrif.
w
.
Ik
mint
anQ
others
in
Madawaska
brought
the
total
to
125.
Tills
will
be
the
first
time
the
Social
Credit
party
has
made
a
bid
for
election,
In
this
province.
Bitter
Debate
OTTAWA
Wi
A
bitter
debate
on
prices
exploded
In
the
House
wreaths
those
taking
part
in
the
"
"'v
"v
H
"
.
7"
"
"
I
"
shore.
He
said
the
boat
was
r.aueht
in
a
terrific
undercur
Darade.
as
well
as
many
who
,r
'
..."
S.
V
"
Prince
Rupert's
rent.
were
in
attendance
at
the
Ceno-
injured
at
Dalshojl,
20
miles;
the
men
are
believed
to
have
northeast
of
Fukui
but
there
are
forded
the
Desplalnes
River
in
no
known
dead.
Five
hundred
an
attempt
to
escape
a
police
homes
were
destroyed.
trap.
of
Commons
Saturday,
blocking
the
prorogation
drive
and
bring
taph,
proceeded
to
the
Soldiers'
Plot
at
Fairvlew
Cemetery
In
the
lood
Dyke
HIGH-POWERED
TEAM
COMING
many
cars
kindly
provided
for
Of
the
Liberal
candidates,
four
were
members
of
the
last
House.
The
Liberals,
under
Premier
John
B.
McNair,
had
a
head
start
with
five
candidates
nam
ing
from
John
Diefenbaker
(Progressive-Conservative,
Lake
Cen
the
occasion,
as
well
as
in
a
Ludwigsen
is
bringing
Ralph
Thomsen
and
George
Wteg
as
tre,
Saskatchewan),
the
charge
that
recommendations
of
the
all-party
prices
committee
had
been
"
:
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
:
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnr.ton
Co.
Ltd.
ed
by
acclamation
In
Gloucester
B.C.
FLOOD
EMERGENCY
CAMPAIGN
county.
Fnwe
rful
Ketchikan
Baseball
Outfit
to
Invade
City
Ketchikan's
all-star
baseball
team
"will
be
supported
by
plenty
of
spare
pitching
power
when
It
invades
Prince
Rupert
for
the
annual
Dominion
Day
swat
chartered
bus,
while
the
Navy
assisted
as
usual
and
provided
transportation
for
the
band.
A
brief,
but
impressive
service
was
held
at
the
cemetery,
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockter,
rector
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral,
.officiat
The
remaining
16
ridings,
all
tailor-made
by
the
government.
As
the
House
rose
at
11
p.m.
Eastern
Daylight
Time
it
still
was
a
question
whether
the
ses-
multiple
seats
with
two
to
four
members,
are
being
contested
Objective
$25,000
by
47
Liberals,
40
Progressive
pitchers,
and
is
prepared
to
mounA
the
mound
himself
if
conditions
warrant
it.
Otherwise,
he
will
take
a
turn
at
second
base.
Catchers
will
be
George
"Pinkie"
Tomlinson
and
Robbie
Roberts,
with
Red
Quinn
standing
by.
Quinn
also
will
work
the
outfield
when
needed.
Other
members
of
the
team
will
be
Gall
Jones,
first
base;
Jbscrip
tion
t
o
Date
S11.G63.36
series
this
week.
Manager
Harry
ing,
in
the
absence
of
Rev.
Chas.
L.
Lomas,
chaplain
of
the
local
siofi
could
be
brought
to
an
end
Conservatives,
20
7.C.F.'er,
eight
bv
Tuesday
or
Wednesday.
Independents
and
five
Social
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
,
Credlters.
Ludwigsen,
wno
win
De
a
reuei
pitcher,
is
bringing
along
a
couple
more
experienced
moundsmen.
The
service
opened
with
the
singing
of
"O
Canada,"
accom
With
rain
and
heavy
clouds
cd
by
Diefenbaker,
were
con-
.
,.
,
'
.
...
...
...
.
prevailing
.the
vote
up
to
this
The
Invading
team,
numbering
ainea
in
a
committee
report
artemoon
was
lignt.
The
cam,
laoicu
DitunuHy
mm
inuu-K.-a
,
k,
ml,d
ad
aulet
15
will
arrive
here
on
the
boat(Chet
Fltzell,
second
base;
Larry
ra'taivst
in
time
to
Dlay
one
.Erickson,
third;
Dick
Johnstone,
one
for
the
removal
of
the
excise
wnich
aUo
gured
as
a
factor
ln
taxes
and
import
controls
which
tne
indicated
light
vote.
shortstop;
Duane
Vincent,
right
naa
Deen
imposed
in
last
wovem-
Elibigle
voters
are
unofflcl-ber's
currency
conservation
pro-
aly
estimated
at
257,000
to
el-
panied
by
the
Band,
followed
by
a
special
prayer
for
the
occasion
which
was
read
by
Mrs.
S.
A.
Keilback,
regent.
Queen
Mary-Chapter,
I.O.D.E.,
at
the
conclusion
of
which
"The
Last
Posy
was
sounded
by
Bugler
W.
J.
Ranee
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
the
flag,
which
had
been
flying
at
the
mast-head,
being
lowered
to
half-mast.
Two
minutes
silence,
in
memory
of
those
who
had
fallen
then
took
place,
the
pame
on
Wednesday
evening.
This
will
be
followed
by
a
double
header
on
the
afternoon
and
evening
of
Dominion
Day.
The
three-game
encouter
will
be
the
first
section
of
a
six-came
series,
final
three
games
field;
George
Flllltz,
centre
and
Mark
Bussanlch,
left
field.
Tomorrow
night's
city
league
baseball
fixture
between
Merchants
and
Moose
is
cancelled
so
that
the
local
all-star
team
may
have
a
practice.
gram,
ect
the
new
52-seab
house
'
brought
about
by
partial
distri
bution.
Bobjo
.12
Consol.
Smelters
118.75
Conwest
1.15
Donalda
.67
Eldona
-
1.32
East
Sullivan
2.70
Giant
Yellownife
4.55
God's
Lake
.58
Hardrock
134
Harricana
..
.07
Heva
i
-
.10
Hosco
37
Jacknlfe
-
.04
Joliet
Quebec
.38
Lake
Rowan
07
'
Lapaska
.03
Ys
Little
Long
Lac
.80
Lynx
08
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.40
McKenzle
Red
Lake
.37
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
l.pO
Moneta
M
Negus
2.25
Noranda
49.00
Loulcourt
.60
Pickle
Crow
1.B6
Regcourt
04
Vi
San
Antonio
3.00
Senator
Rouyn
38Va
Sherrit
Gordon
2.36
Steep
Rock
2.05
Sturgeon
River
4
.15
Silver
MlUer
22
Vancouver
Bralorne
,
7.75
B.
R.
Con
03
B.
R.
X
.09
Cariboo
Quartz
130
Dentonia
.11
V
Grull
Wihksne
04
Vi
Hedlcy
Mascot
49
Mlnto
01
Pend
Orel
lie
3.95
Pioneer
2.50
Premier
Border
02
Privateer
18
Reeves
McDonald
........
1.90
Salmon
Gold
16
Sheep
Creek
.
1.15
Taku
River
,
37
Vtmanda
36
Congress
03
Pacific
Eastern
.05
Iledley
Amalgamated
.02
Spud
Valley
12
2
Silbak
Premier
.30
Oils
A.
P.
Con
13
Calmont
45
C.
&
E
6.20
Foothills
2.75
Home
8.25
Toronto
Athona
.07
Aumaque
'.
.
,
.18
Beattie
61
Bevcourt
.26
session
of
at
least
private
one
PoUs
opened
at
8
a
m
AUaa.
aircraft.
tic
Standard
Time
(5
a.m.
Pa-
Club
membership
fees
are
$100
ciflc
Dayllght
Tlme)
and
ci0Sed
for
life
membership
with
no
an-
at
6
p
m
(3
p
m
pacinc
stand-nual
dues;
$25
for
a
sustaining
arJ,
Time),
membership,
with
$5
annual
(
dues
and
$5
for
Instructional
silence
being
broken
by
the
sounding
of
"The
Reveille"
by
Bugler
Ranee,
while
the
flag
was
AIR
CLUB
DRIVE
Aims
to
Increase
Membership
to
100
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club
which
nowas
60
members,
is
putting
on
a
drive
to
increase
member
memoersnip
wnicn
auows
iiymg
v.
re
I
a
Iff
Wt
a
ft.
IT
once
more
hoisted
to
the
mast
head.
of
which
will
be
played
at
Ketchikan
?
part
of
the
July
4
celebrations
at
the
Alaskan
city.
Local
baseball
brass
is
taking
great
care
In
the
selection
of
players,
because
this
Is
serious
business.
A
work-out
of
prospective
selections
has
been
railed
for
tomorrow
night.
Involved
is
the
repuatlon
of
Prince
Rupert
as
a
baseball
town,
a
reputation
that
was
darkened
more
than
a
little
a
year
ago
when
Ketchikan
took
five
games
!
straight,
three
at
Prince
Rupert
instruction,
but
not
club
prlvl-
A
IAY
ISIAMr
520,000
szu.uuo
$15,000
$15,000
f
1
$10,000
$10,000
$5,000
$5,01)0
"
.
I
f
y
i
r-m
Bin
a
After
a
brief
address
by
Rev.
Basil
S.
Prockter,
all
present
joined
ln
singing
"O
God
Our
ship
to
100
and
at
the
same
time
is
laying
plans
for
the
purchass
if
a
training
plane
this
summer.
Help
in
Ages
Past"
after
which
representatives
of
the
various
organiatlons
present
proceeded
Says
Western
Powers
are
Responsible
for
Situation
in
Germany
MOSCOW,
SP)
A
Tass
dispatch
from
Berlin
t
oday
blamed
the
western
powers
for
reductions
ln
coal,
steel
and
food
supplies
there.
It
said
that
this
"shows
once
more
that
the
west-
A
meeting
of
the
club
learned
that
prospects
Ire
good
for
the
leges.
The
meeting
laid
plans
for
a
dance
at
the
new
Aero
Club
headquarters
at
Seal
Cove
for
members
and
guests.
Clifford
Abercromble
was
named
chairman
of
the
dance
committee.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
H.
Skinner
of
Copper
River
have
been
enjoying
a
holiday
visit
through
the
district.
Mr.
Skinner
is
a
well
known
merchant.
This
is
the
with
the
ceremony
of
"decorat
commencement
of
flight
training
lng
the
graves,"
a
flag
and
a
red
and
two
at
Ketchikan.
George
Stanbridge,
local
base-hnii
lcacue
secretary,
who
took
for
students
in
the
near
future
poppy
being
placed
at
the
head
of
each
grave.
All
arrangements
Chairman
of
the
membership
a
aulck
trip
to
Ketchikan
last
for
the
day's
pragram
were
in
em'
states
want
by
all
means
!week
to
complete
arrangements
possible
to
retain
the
dismem
NOTICE
TO
ACCOUNTANTS
All
Accountants
Interested
ln
hearing
about
the
aims
and
1
objects
of
the
GENERAL
ACCOUNTANTS
ASSN.
are
urged
to
attend
a
meeting
in
the
Civic
Centre,
Wednesday,
June
30,8
p.m.
H.
M.
CLARKE,
Executive-Secty.
(1U
for
the
series,
brought
back
the
Ketchikan
line-up.
Listed
are
committee,
which
plans
a
thorough
canvass
of
the
city,
is
N.
R.
Youngs.
Members
felt
that
it
is
time
Prince
Rupert
joined
other
northern
communities
,
ln
pos
the
hands
of
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng,
chairman
of
the
cemetery
cop.-mltte
of
the
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.
berment
of
Germany
and
ruin
her
economy
ln
the
interests
of
first
time
they
have
been
away
names
well
known
In
baseball
from
home
in
28
years.
Imperialistic
policy."
fionymous
$
5.00
circles
here.
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