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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
172
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JULY
25,
1950
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ber
of
Parliament
for
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and
Parliamentary
assistant
to
A
rmericans
for
the
bodies
of
Wll-
,
the
Minister
of
Finance,
died
to-rorbes
and
Aime
Bour-
j
day
at
his
summer
home
In
the
Cornered
be
Driven
been
nafby
St.
Lawrence
riverside
i,rd
to
have
.
ir..iKin
oariv
resort
of
Notre
Dame
du
Portage.
And
May
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In
KrUB
M
VMri
nf
n
na
-lilt
Mnn
.
morning,
was
iw
w.-t
noon
today,
according
,kp
repwt.
A
Forest
,
-craft
was
pressed
Into
To
Sea,
It
Is
Feared
&
f3'J-
i
.
,K
I
!
'
JOHNSON
TO
FUNERAL
I
New
Charge
By
McCarthy
the
endeavour,
if
pos-
Lcprlaln
If
bodies
could
the
shallow
lake
Dot-
TOKYO
(CP)
Waves
of
fanatical
North
Kov-ean
troops
drove
elements
of
the
United
Statea
First
Cavalry
Division
out
of
Yongdong
yesterday,
nar
a
height.
:
WASHINGTON
O,
Senator
A
C
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i.
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1
:
VICTORIA
Premier
P.yron
L
Johnson
left
by
air
last
night
for
Ottawa
to
attend
the
funeral
of
Former
Prime
Minister
W.
L.
Mackenzie
Kin?.
Senator
J.
II.
King
is
also
going
East.
SABOTAGE,
SAYS
ATTLLE
Wl
was
fai.v.'u
"'"'"j
ruiiii
miui
i-njr,
urpijuucufi,
rowing
the
American
defence
perimeter
in
southeast
about
10
a.m.,
when
the
Wisconsin,
asserted
today
that
xhich
the
two
men
had
he
has
airtight
proof
that
an
set
out
was
found
over-
Important
official
of
the
United
Korea.
'
Far
to
the
southwest,
Allied
carrier
pianos
,
,
blasted
targets
where
Red
troop3
"is,
f
t
the
lake.
No
trace
of
states
Department
of
State
a
s
hod
been
found
thl3
Moscow-born
"Mr.
X"
la
a
Com
l
..-M
I.
LONDON
Prime
Minister
Clement
R.
Attlee
told
Parliament
yesterday
that
the
Celanese
Head
munist.
t
and
dragging
opera-
j
'
The
proof,
McCarthy
said
In
conducted
at
the
east
a
speech
prepared
tor
delivery
Lke
Kathlyn,
where
tho
m
Urn
senate,
is
contained
In
swept
virtually
unopposed
to
the
coast.
An
air
strike
was
mounted
In
twenty-four
hours
by
United
States
and
British
carriers
just
returned
from
an
-
uhriamed
port
after
operations
north
of
the
38th.
parallel
along
Korsa'3
east
coast.
Their
objective,
on
Inspects
Plant
INTERNATIONAL
HANDSHAKE
President
of
the
World
Organization
of
the
Teaching
Profession,
Dr.
W..F.
Russell
of
New
York
welcomes
Senora
Anal
Rosa
de
Bilbao
U
Vieja,
a
Bolivian
delegate
to
the
fourth
assembly
at
O
itawa.
Marcelino
Bautista
of
the
Philippines
and
Kita
Lchtinan
of
Finland
look
on.
Some
200
teachers
from
more
than
25
countries
attended
the
convention.
,
i
(CP
Photoi
Howard
Blancke
Of
New
York
were
believed
to
have
the
departments
own
loyalty
it
early
Sunday
morn-;
files
on
the
man.
He
said
the
leaving
their
car,
but
evidence
had
been
furnished
by
vail.
The
muddy
and
an
agent
of
the
Federal
Bureau
torn
of
the
lake
there
of
Invetslgatlon
who
Joined
the
.rching
difUcult.
How-
Communist
party
In
1937
as
an
it
200
yards
from
the
undercover
agent.
Satisfied
With
Watson
Island
.
short
call
from
United
Statjs
ground
forces,
was
targets
of
Watson
Island
pulp
mill
of
the
Columbia
Celfulose
vJ.S.
Flaf-Top
:
Who
Is
Lucky
Mr.
"LA."
blowing
up
of
"nine
mmuni-
tion
barges
at
.
Portsmouth
naval
base
July
14
was
due
to
sabotage.
It
has
not
yet
been
possible
to
establish
who
did
it,
he
added.
Seven
persons
were
injured
In
the
explosions
but
none
were
killed.
LONDON
MEMORIAL
LONDON
A
memorial
service
will
be
heldi
in
Wcst-m'.T.ter
Abbey
Friday
for
Mackenzie
King,
it
was
announced
today.
Canada
will
be
represented
by
L.
Dana
Wiljress,
High
Commissioner
in
London,
a.n1
other
members'
of
the
Dominion's
staff
in
London.
Representatives
of
the
opportunity,
6aid
a
headquarters
announcement.
Results
of
the
raid
were
not
reported.
-The
rampaging
Communist-:
Co.
had
a
week-end
visit
irom
Harold
Blancke,
president
of
the
Celanese
Corporation
of
have
sheared
off
all
the
western
.
a
patch
of
white
was
i
have
been
seen
on
the
This
might
have
been
shirt
of
one
of
the
is
believed
to
have
been
uch
a
garment.
The
Garbage
Job
Is
Discussed
Wins
$37,000
In
Sweepstake
America,
the
parent
company.
Mr.
Blancke,
who
came
west
by
companV
plane
from
New
York,
landed
with
his
party
at
Woodcock
and
motored
down
to
Wat
and
southwestern
side
at
;
the.
peninsula.
They
seized
the
southern
Up
of
Korea
and
turn-
ed
eastward
toward
.
Pnsnn.
United
States
supply
port
.
on
the
southeastern
tip
of
.
the
Reaches
Tokyo
TOKYO
After
a
record-breaking
voyage
of
eight
days
j
and
seven
hours
from
San
Francisco,
U.S.S.
aircraft
carrier
Bxer
arrived
here.
The
flat-ldp,
loaded
with
planes,
will
take
part
in
the
Korean
campaign.
son
Island,-returning
east
after
1
had
a
blue
snirt"
j
forman
A
question
by
Aid,
J.
N.
bes,
wife
of
one
of
the
concerning
the
non-colctlon
of
victims,
arrived
at
garbage
put
out
by
citizens
for
by
train
today,
having
over
a
week
brought
the
eaplan-
'
Prince
George
last
atlon,
at
last
night's
meeting
of
a
brief
visit.
,
peninsula.'
Downtown
Prince
Rupert
had
a
first-class
mystery
today.
Who
is
"Mr.
J.
A."?
!
A
"Mr.
J.
A."
is
shown
as
being
LoEElne
operations
In
the
i
the
city
council,
from
City
Engin
Terrace
district
were
also
Visit-j
Yongdong
was
abandoned
at-ed
by
Mr.
Blancke
who
express-i
ter
a
fierce
day-long
j
light."
ed
satisfaction
with
all
the
work
Most
of
the
United
States
troops
Memorial
Service
Being
Held
Here
A
memorial
service
for
Rt.
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
late
Trime
Minister
of
Canada,
will
be
held
under
the
auspices
of
the
MvYsterial
Association
of
Prinre
Rupert,
tomorrow
at
12:45
p.m.
at
First
Presbyterian
Church.
There
will
be
two
radios
installed
in
(he
church
to
pick
up
the
broadcast
of
the
state
funeral
from
St.
Andrew's
Presbyterian
Church
at
Ottawa,
so
that
he
congregation
may
Join
spiritually
with
the
service
in
the
east.
King
and
of
th
British
Government
are
also
expected,
to
attend.
DOBY
BEANED
ir
rvm
Rtixmrt
thit
hi
tht
the
first
prlac
winner
In
the
j
street
surfacing
work
started,
the
last
Mammoth
Golden
Casket
I
leading
up
to
the
opening
of
the
got
out
safely.
However,
troops
Works
on
the
flanks
were
trapped
and
(extra
truck
put
on
to
haul
gar-
viui
musvranar
oiaic
plant
early
In
1950.
BROOKLYN
Larry
Doby,
Honored
In
Death
battered
by
-Communist
road'
blocks,
snipers
and
guerrillas.
The
Reds
stole
through
the
I
Made
Britain
Offers
bage
from
the
buslnet
section
had
w-ry.
been
taken
over
for
a
few
days
to
The
Prli,e
amounts
to
15,000
haul
gravel,
that
the
regular
gar-
which,
taking
Into
account
the
bage
truck
hart
broken
down
in
j
Australian
exchange,
would
the
meanwhile,
thatjje
had
noV!munt
t(
about
.$37,000.
,
known
collections
had
alleii
be-
.
Report
had
It
that
J.
O.
Alex-htnH
ant
that
in-iiii-
twn
arider.
local
jeweller,
was
the
Cleveland
outfielder,
was
i
beaned
Monday
night
as
the
.
Brooklyn
Dodgers
.defeated
the
Indians
6-4
in
an
exhihitio-i
game
before
10,433
at
Ebbcts
rd
of
works
reported
eouncH
at
the
meeting
Ground
Forces
that
It
had
received
Thousands
File
Past
Mackenzie
King
Bier
in
Hall
of
Fame
OTTAWA
Thousands
of
lered
the
report
of
the
takpn
l0
Rce
lt
would
notl'Mr.
J.
A."
but
Mr.
Alexander
Field...
Doby
was
carried
from
field
on
a
stretcher,
but
was
reported
not
seriously
hurt.
er
inr
me
period
Jiny
,ha.
ltold
the
Dailv
News
this
morn-J
Young
Grils
Hot
On
Korea
Cabinet
In
Special
Session
Today
O-i
Korean
Situation
LONDON
Q
Informants
In
Canadians
today
lined
up
on
SOX
WIN
CLASSIC
'
of
the
pump
for
the
Aid.
Casey
added
that
Boul-
Ing
that
his
ticket
was
19704
MC
ter's
truck
-was
available
for
use
whereas
the
result
sheet
showed
for
garbage
collection
at
an
fu-i
58860
MC
as
being
the
winning
ture
date
when
it
was
necessary
i
.icket.
Farllament
Hill
to
get
a
last
hill,
surrounding
Y-q
n
g.d
o
n
g
wearing-
grasS
'and
leaves
-'to
blend
In
with
the
countryside.
Their
camouflage
made
them
difficult
targets
for
American
arms.
Longdong
is
twenty
miles
southeast
of
abandoned
Taejon
on
the
Important
American
Tail
supply
line
leading
from
the
port
of
Pusan.
The
Reds
have
already
"seiied
all
the
Western
and
southwestern
part
of
Korea,
driving
Americans
and
South
Koreans
into
a
corner
making
up
only
water
supply
will
be
!
touch
with
the
government
re
Wednesday,
July
26.
VANCOUVER
1
Proposal
that
glimpse
of
Rt.
Hon.
William
Lyon
Canada
send
ground
forces
to
Mackenaie
King.
Led
by
Prime
ry
arratiRements
have
take
the
city
truck
for
some
COOPERSTOWN.
N.Y.,
The
Boston
Red
Sox
rallied
in
the
eighth
inning
with
home
runs
by
John
Pesky
ahd
Vern
Stephens
to
defeat
the
New
York
le
to
purchase
oea
.
Korea
caused
a
split
last
nignt
.,...
,
,.
th..
niorti
ported
today
that
Great
Britain
had
decided
to
offer
a
small
ground
force
to
the
United
Nations
for
use
in
Korea.
They
sea.
coating
purpases
-rn,-
explanations
and
assur
m""a
v'
In
the
ranks
of
the
Vancouver
slowly
past
the
flower-banked
Youn?
Liberal
Association.
,
'
The
controversial
Issue
was
bier
of
the
veteran
statesman
hall
streets.
Elgar
Choir
Coming
Here
Giants
8-5
Monday
in
the
!reported
this
after,
the
British
ances
were
acceptable
to
the
council.
annual
hall
of
fame
game
of
cabinet
met
in
special
session,
mitiee
reported
it
had
'
wtatinns
on
various
o
replace
the
overhead
introduced
by
Alistalr
Fraser
lying
in
state
In
the
Parliament
apparently
to
discuss
a
number
Vancouver's
famous
Elgar
Jun-
,
wno
sa,a:
1
lnlnlt
11
LS
unle
lur
buildings
ne
iovea
so
wen.
lor
Choir
will
be
heard
in
Prince
j
,ne
government
of
Canada
to
passing
In
single
file
under
the
of
major
changes
in
national
!
about
one-third
of
thejpenln-
the
ancient
Doublrday
Field,
where
baseball
was
born.
BELGIUM
RESTLESS
BRUSSELS
Anti-riot
h
had
proven
unsat-
j
H
had
accepted
the
sala.
defence
policy.
Lilloel
Fires
Out
Of
Control
Ruprt
August
23
in
the'eourse
of
i
Pave
SJme
ul"
Le
"um
w,t
Peace
Tower,
they
moved
up
th-;
Pacific
Tractor
and
;
United
States
field
officers
,were
reported
to
have
askfcrTTor
Limited
to
demon-
a
provincial
tour.
On
the
way
here
the
choir
will
!
visit
Prince
George
(August.
18-
peoP1e
oi
un
.
-
centre
marble
stp
,nt0
tne
After
a
lengthy
debate
the
Parllamcnti
across
Con.
resolution
was
shelved
and
ex-
p
ecutlve
members
were
directed
,
.
.
.
I
the
air
strike
ia
which
Britisn
Oliver
tractor
and
ac-
squads
of
gendarmes
went
to
section
posts
in
Belgium
today
as
epidemic
bombs
and
acts
of
sabotage
shattered
an
nd
recommended
the
"'uu"u
i
n
eui,.,.
ii,,,i
in
I
rame.
inert;,
ufxiuani
uic
oi.oiyc-
t,r.ll,.rf
n
mountain
forests
w.u,,UoU
.
.
.
rpsnilltlnn
planes
supplied
cover
for
United
States
naval
fliers.
l
North
Korean
prisoner
"fal
9
be
empowered
to
rur-
Oothic
arches
and
marble
From
here
the
singers
will
'
;...'
ly
im.
tav
ruttlnir.
a
pro-,
Wo
nn,rt
,,.,..,.
t.
equlpment,
If
tests
BASEBALL
SCORES
Western
International
'
Vancouver
11,
Wenatchee
6
Victoria
9,
Spokane
6
Only
games
scheduled.
Pacific
Coast
Oakland
7,
Seattle
3
Hollywood
2,
Portland
1
Only
games
scheduled.
tlmberlands.
!
ceed
to
Ocean
Falls
(August
22).
I
'walls
that
witnessed
so
many
of
Ben
Mc
wide
path
through
ground
troops.,
sfactory,
from
moneys
!
sale
account.
Two
thousand
acres
of
forest!
"
-
connell
told
the
meeting.
"W3
"""pk
uu".b
have
been
burned
over
In
the
i
lead
the
group
consisting
of
i
have
pald
lp
servlce
to
the
Public
life,
they
moved
slowjy
last
two
days
but
the
town,!
Donna
Proctor,
Diane
Smith,
TJnltcd
Nations
since
the
San
past
the
body
of
the
statesman
threatened
for
a
time.
Is
report-
Joyce
Rohrer.
Yvonne
Bell,
Thel-
!
Francisco
conference
of
1945."
and
formr
Prime
Minister,
who
er
recommended
that
(reported
as
saying
thatf-"20;TOO
I
Korean
veterans
of
the
Chlafrie
Communist
Army
have'i'tomi
j
used
for
the
invasion
of
South
I
Korea.
Prisoners
also
said
that
;
Russian
advisers
were
working
with
the
Communist
Army
tmfts.
I
General
MacArthurs
head-
s
from
royalties
for
uneasy
three-day
calm
following
the
exiled
King
Leopold's
return
to
reascend
the
tbrone.
About
twenty
small
bombs
were
exploded
in
various
parts
of
the
country
within
the
last
24
hours.
The
main
railway
line
between
Namur
and
Brussels
has
been
dynamited
in
two
places.
New
in
cidents
are
being
reported
f
rock
be
invested
in
P
street
purposes
and
One
member
suggested
that
died
Saturday
at
tne
age
oi
7a.
tll
who
supported
the
resolution
In
the
first
hour
almost
2,000
should
"go
down
and
enlist."
persons
filed
past
the
bier.
LCCAL
TIDES
Werinpsrtnv
Jiilv
26.
1950
flward
of
works
be
em-
ed
to
be
out
of
danger
today,
ma
Lynds,
Marilyn
Norrgard,
The
flame
swept
away
from
Anna
Vedsoe,
Fiances
Hughes,
Lllloet
as
fire
fighters,
rein-
Carol
Paynter,
Arllne
Fox,
P.eggy
forced
by
a
new
75-man
crew
i
Jeffrey,
Sonia
Jakobscn,
Monica
during
the
night,
built
fire
Farrar.
Edna
McLeod,
June
i
handle
the
transac-also
recommended
re-
High
11:36
17.0
fect'fltiarters
made
the
doleful
ad-
23-09
21.0
feet'mission
today
that
the"-North
A.
.
T
"y
the
city
of
the
lane
Laurie.
Gordon
Gibson,
Nancy
,
;
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS.;
5
'08
3
3
feet
rorea"
twees
miuu
uuv
.mill
tl.o
TTnttu.
N.
.
....
'irrai
minding
on
a
jLow
1701
8
5
feet
,J
cl
"-vmc
4111,11
wu.in-i.
-
10
per
cent
basis.
tions
had
superior
weapon?
and
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
mnnnnwer
available.
Th
re-
.
Nt
was
approved
with
Haines,
John
Chalk,
Catherine
Rogers,
Louise
Anderson,
Margaret
Buohole,
Jean
Barlow,
accompanist
Vera
Auger;
Darlene
Hodglns,
and
Kenneth
Warwick.
hourly
today.
LIONS
STALK
STREETS
RYCROFT,
Alberta
A
roaring
750-pound
lion,
which
stalked
the
streets
of
this
town
for
more
than
an
hour.
I
Oiassey
not
voting.
A
f-VrT-)
I
sources
ot
the
aggressor
were
'
'-
ir"-i--w-w--'i
(
far
la
eXcess
ot
North
Korea's
To
Vancouver
(today)
Mr.
own
resources.
Beach
was
killed
today
by
a
fusillade
and
Mrs.
J.
Muzylowskl,
K.
Ligh-
one
correspondent
predicted
guards
to
divert
the
fires.
Some
cf
the
men
had
battled
fires
for
seventeen
hours.
Invasion
Of
Ouemoy
Off
TAEPEI,
Formosa
th
The
threatened
Chinese
Communist
Invasion
of
Quemoy
Island
oft
the
China
coast
opposite
Formosa
ended
today
at
least
temporarily.
The
defence
ministry
nM
tunf
r
A4
iimlre
uhtrh
had
Vancouver
I
Bayonne
.02
Vt
'
Bralorne
7.00
I
B.
R.
Con
02Vi'
Cariboo
Quartz
1.05
j
Hedley
Miiscot
.24
Pcnd
Oreille
6.75
!
Premier
Border
024
Bojo
-
11
Buffalo
Canadian
15
Consol.
Smelters
102.00
Conwest
-
118
Donalda
110
Eldona
-23
East
Sullivan
...4
-0
Giant
Yellowknlfe
...
B
60
God's
Lake
-SO
Here
of
bullets.
It
had
escaped
from
ty,
D-
Paul,
3
-H.
Falls,
J.
D.
that
the
defenders
might
1
be
a
circus
and
the
owner,
J.
A.
jamieson,
Mrs.
C.
Llpstn,
O.
cirlven
to
sea
within
a
matter
of
(
Cody
of
Edmonton,
conceded
wruck,
M.
J.
Field,
Miss
B.
Payne,
days.
that,
since
it
could
not
be
re-
r
a.
Alexcee,
H.
Seaton,
F.
d
Mrs.
E.
J.
Elmonis.
nh,
California,
called
Cily
Asked
To
Take
Base
Back
last
night
to
clear
'ter
a
summer's
cruise
raptured,
consented
to
its
be-
juian
D.
Prevost.
ing
shot
"before
someone
gets
;
sandsplt
(today)
W.
mangled."
'Rogers.
COLDWELL'S
VIEWS
',
To
Masset
(Q.C.A.
today)
A.
VANCOUVER
M.
J.
Cold-
R-
Crist,
D.
Stevens,
Mr.
and
well.
National
C.C.F.
leader.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Anderson,
Miss
Ander-
Pioneer
2.30
Privateer
13
Reeves
McDonald
3.00
Reno
03
Sheep
Creek
1.10
Silbak
Premier
30
Taku
River
05
P
and
B.C.
waters.
In
t
(JV.
i
1
AEllU
VltaU
vv
.....
.
juimu.
ft.,
o
b"anl
the
yacht
been
seen
approaching
the
50-
A
letter
from
the
Department
rkt
Tranenrtrt
Ottawa
rear!
t
today
denounced
United
son,
H.
Campoeu,
r.
Aaams
"id
nn
.
Sn
mile
square
Island,
did
not
strike
William
Craw-
and
Mrs.
Carl
Cham-'
.
From
Vancouver
(yesterday)
j
ioht..
nf
,i
ritv
States
aid
to
the
Chinese
Na-
tionalists.
"I
am
convinced,"
Mr.
Wilson,
Mrs.
Chaplin,
O.
R.
,
.,..
n,tpri
the
rit."to
eet
!t
Son.
r
mt
wtAintK
Lona
Bennh
Uit
ia
Hvnnnsls
f8e
up
the
coast
in
1
Cool
moisture
air
Is
spreading
rpsch
Vancouyer
for
over
British
Columbia
from
the
internal
.onntt.
I
n,.rtv.n,.i
krinnlm,
a
cllcrhf
ln-
''d
there
a
week
Thev
crease
in
cloudiness
and
some
Vananca
14
Salmon
Gold
.03
Silver
Standard
1.69
Western
Uranium
.63
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
5.00
'
A.
P.
Con
,.
.38
Atlantic
2.40
I
Calmont
.50
Central
Leduc
1-30
I
Home
Oil
14.15
Mercury
U
I
j
Okalta
-
1.50
j
Pacific
Pete
6.00
f
earlier
on
their
wav
relief
from
th
heat
of
the
last
Hardrock
I
Harricana
'
07
j
H?va
05
i
"-06
!
Hoso
-.-
Jacknlfe
-
-05
ft
j
Joliet
Quebec
-38
Lake
Rowan
10
Lopaska
.'.
04
"2
'
Little
Long
Lac
-32
Lvnx
-
25
Madsen
Red
Lake
200
McKentle
Red
Lake
.40
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
2.00
Moneta
-
-
-28
Negus
-
'
I-00
Noranda
67.00
Louvlcourt
...:...-
.13
Pickle
Crow
-
1-83
Regcourt
.05
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
.21
Sherrit
Gordon
177
Steep
Rock
3.25
Sturgeon
River
15yi
Silver
Miller
77
Upper
Canada
1.78.
he
told
a
press
conference
Morrison,
Mrs.
A.
Styles
and
in-
back
controi
of
the
seaplane
"that
military
and
police
for-
fant.
Miss
P.
Styles.
E.
C.
Wal-
hase
at
geal
Cove
from
ths
ces,
while
necessary,
are
not
llacei
o.
Fairbairn,
A.
Casey,
L,
Prince
RUper(;
Aero
Club
be-
sufficient
to
meet
the
threat
.yrquhart,
Mr.
Robertson,
J.
1
fJluse
craft
other
than
aircraft
of
Soviet
aggression."
Causes
Wurtz,
Mr.
Vanderyagt,
D.
P.
j
had
been
allowed
to
dock
there.
of
discontentment
in
the
Carey
Mr
Peterson,
Rev.
F.
Ran-
j
Aid.
Frlzzell
said
perhaps
world,
especially
in
Asia,
must
v
stTTb(,
m
si.nieniak.
A.
they
were
referring
to
th
Pe-
be
removed
through
raising
AkeSlun0
Mrj
p.
Crawley,
Mr.
i
partment
of
Fisheries
boats
the
standards
of
living.
Wooleson,
Mr.
Carey,
E.
Boyson.i
that
were
tied
up
there.
He
said
MINISTER
HERE
'
Dr.
Pringle,
Miss
C.
Erlckson,
W.
i
the
club
had
given
them
per-
I
Wallace,
J.
V.
Clerlhue,
Mr.
Lee,
,
mission
to
use
the
float
when
uAn
Hon
J.
i
i
U.
1
Card
rarrtinr
ner.
federal
federal
hep
WM
not
avaUable
minister
of
agriculture
will
be
1
Miss
J.
Lricxson.
F
t
rpPort
they
have
halt
few
days.
during
their
trin.
RllpPn
Charlotte
Bound
rurcvuaii
P11
Entrance
they
had
lriey
pian
to
reach
ut
the
first
of
Sept-
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
with
occasional
showers
today.
Cloudy
with
a
few
sunny
intervals
tomorrow.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Winds
southerly
.
.
.
ta
1
frrrY
Nan-nsniT.
i
VFMfi
iim
v
t
1
-
ONTARIO
MEMBER
A
quarter
century
of
service
In
the
House
of
Commons
Is
the
record
of
Joseph
Henry
Harris,
Progressive
Conservative
representative
for
Toronto
Dan-forth.
Born
Dec.
13,
1888,
in
Toronto,
he
entered
politics
In
1921
and
has
been
a
member
of
the
Commons
ever
since.
He
Is
a
prominent
Toronto
Industrialist.
.
(CP
Photo)
'ama
is
a
52
foot
cabin
f'th
12
foot
six
inch
(15)
today
and
light
tomorrow.
Princess
56
Royal
Canadian
07?
Toronto
Athona
08
Aumaque
16
Seattle
-45
Bevcourt
8
A
special
committee
consisting
of
Aldermen
Fitch,
Frizzell
and
Black
was
appointed
to
approach
the
Aero
Club
'
on
the
.
.
matter.
tn
Frince
Rupert
tonignt.
who
-t
";-
-
,
his
wife
and
family,
the
min-
C.
Roberts.
Mrs.
Wilson,
W.
inster
Is
aboard
the
steamer
Wacksmith,
W.
Rogers,
O.
Prince
George
returning
Skakum.
south
after
a
trip
to
the
J
To
Vancouver
(yesterday
R.
Yukon.
A.
Lawrence,
A.
B.
Robinson.
rPd
with
two
Buda
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomor-
aiesel
enelne
a
n
rf
1
rowAt.
Port
Hardv
52
and
65,
n'ne
and.
one
third
Sandsplt
55
and
60,
Prince
Ru
pert
55
and
65.