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Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
30.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
THURSDAY,,
FEBRUARY
5,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
iresidemit
T
I
Yards
e
Empty
Wamiini
Issued
By
P
,,,ly
is
rnmi
witli
llcliverirs
fcilf
i!
orders
1:
,,1
yards
arc
now
empty
as
a
result
p.
Hull
f'ol-
COMMITTEE
IS
UPHELD
Despite
Opposition
Protehts
That
More
Drastic
Cost
of
Living
Action
Needed
CltAVA
9
An
angry
House
of
Commons
Opposition
yester
Crash
Inevitable
If
Prices
Keep
Mounting
Sharp
Slumps
Recorded
In
Commodity
and
Stock
Prices
In
New
York
Reflected
In
Canada
and
Britain
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)-President
Truman,
in
a
warning
to
Congress
today,
said
that
prices
were
rising
so
alarmingly
that
a
crash
is
inevitable
unless
l
Alberta
miners
,
practically
a"
in
the
two
provinces
;
iiuvs
now.
I
T
:
sf
1
"
f-
Jfi
Jt
'
I
A
I'uiiirt'.s
only
eoa
day
flayed
the
government
for
declining
broader
powers
of
its
proposed
committee
on
living
costs
and
M.
J.
Coldwell,
C.C.F.
Uie
Bulk-Ci.llieries
A
i
ironi
at
Telkwa
something
between
5)0
tons
weekly
are
delivered
to
tlie
requirements
of
,
nbmii.
.r)()0
tons.
I
dues
not
even
get
.tiil.i
after
delivery
Is
instead,
is
trucked
,t
from
the
cars
to
cumulated
orders.
leader,
went
o
far
as
to
sug-
something
is
done
to
halt
them.
For
his
part,
the
gest
that
the
opposition
could
president
said,
he
would
keep
on
telling
Congress
that
refuse
to
sit
on
the
commitee.'
.
CI1tftr
fn
,s,.;rt
?vn1o
A
economic
crisis
-was
uiiavcicla.tle
1'147
ATTEND
CITY'S
SCHOOLS
Slight
Increase
For
January
Over
December
i
if
the
awful
inflationary
spiral
'
continued.
Rising
prices
would
;
reach
a
logical
conclusion,
j
United
States
commodity
and
(stock
prices
recorded
sharp
slumps
yesterday
and
continued
;
their
downward
trend
today
!
with
some
authorities
believing
Mr.
Coldwell
made
this
suggestion
before
moving
an
amendment
which
called
on
the
House
to
express
the
opinion
that
the
present
crisis
demands
action
by
the
government
to
restore
price
controls
and
subsidies
and
not
for
the
appoint-met
of
an
investigating
committee.
The
amedment
was
ruled
out
NG
DOWN
N
CHANNEL
'
Enrolment
at
Prince
Rupert's
that
a
definite
deflationary
niihlin
cfhrmlc
Hnrintr
Jannarv
t
rpnrf
was
at.
hanri
jrhilp
nt.hrs
lirrci'ilrntly
Heavy
itM-nt
Run
of
Herring
by
order
of
Speaker
Gaspard
1
147
a
glight
increase
believed
that
the
break
wai
only
Fauteux
and.
on
appeal
by
the
oyer
tne
December
enrolment,
temporary.'
C.c.F.,
his
decision
was
upheld
nUe
enrolment
at
rurai
schoois
j
Some
business
men
fear
that,
by
the
HOUSe
115
tO
87.
irl
lh.
Hiclrint
na
olci
on
nnnp
nnmmivlitv
rirlnos
star
nil
krpl
Hants
Busy
DAIRY
FARMERS
OF
CANADA
HOLD
ANNUAL
MEET
AT
Donald
College,
economics
consultant
to
Canadian
Federation
of
BROCKV1LLE.
ONT
Photographed
at
the
annual
meeting
of
Agriculture;
A.
H.
Mercer,
Vancouver,
general
manager,
Fraser
Dairy
Farmers
of
Canada
In
Brockville,
Out
,
are,
left
to
right,
i
Valley
Milk
Producers'
Association.
Dr.
MacFarlane
thinks
the
J.
J.
F.
MiCague.
Alliston.
Ont..
president;
R.
H.
M.
Bailey,
Ed-
'
prospect
for
the
next
ten
years
is
more
rather
than
less
gov-monton.
Alia,
past
president;
Dr.
David
L.
MacFarlane,
Mac-
;
ernmcnl
price
controls
than
prevailed
before
the
war.
;.
between
Por-
All
Social
Credit
members
and
t
-
r.i
b'ltt
Uands.
down
the
If
i
1
ULLLCaw,
aiVUJ
lung
nguica
I
mi
aj
ji
af
gLiivmi
V
.i
provided
by
the
various
school
sion
will
set
in.
principals.
j
At
Chicago
grain
prices
plung-
Enrolment
in
the
four
city
ed
aeain
with
wheat
prices
schools
in
December
was
sliehtlv
78
c
to
10c
lower
on
heavy
all
but
one
of
the
Progressive-Conservatives
voted
with
the
C.C.F.
George
Black
of
the
Yukon,
a
former
speaker,
voted
lu
favor
of
Dr.
Fauteux's
decision.
ROUND
UP
PLOTTERS
tmutcur
Loggers
Charged.
Widi
Chopping
Down
City's
Trees
here,
which
has
been
ni'.!;
the
past
two
or
,
one
of
the
largest
consistent
hernii','
kaoun
in
this
area.
,.(d
to
seining
this
ad
seiners
and
pack-ii.ive
been
garnering
rve,;.
vkill
then
move
selling.
The
slump
was
reflected
In
Winnipeg
where
rye
fell
the
maximum
ten-certt
limit
and
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtesy
8.
D
Ji
bustoa
l
.
Vancouver
Bralome
10.25
BR.X
-09
Woodsman,
.spare
that
tree!
J
The
vity
says
so
and
the
citv
has
the
Oiminal
Code
of
i
above
the
1,100
mark.
At
Booth
Memorial
High
School
last
month,
enrolment
was
466
of
which
255
were
in
the
junior
high
school
and
211
in
the
senior,
Principal
A.
M.
Hurst
reported.
KETCHIKAN
IS
DUE
TONIGHT
oats
and
barley
showed
declines.
The
American
slump
was
also
reflected
in
British
markets
with
reports
from
London
telling
of
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i
ur..i
i
i.
i
Six
Persons
Named
By
(iajidhi's
Assassin
As
Accomplices
BOMBAY
(P
-J.
S.
Bhamcha,
Bombay
police
commissioner,
h
central
urea
for
p
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1,1
'
'
",u
ft
11
l'iJ'
ioui
nuiniui
oM-j5aiiieiers
leai
ii-i
mi
The
central
tn's
niorniiiK
ii
Mvc
court.
The
Ixiys
had
heenchoppiiig
!
I
.1
i
1
l.
.
..
i
II
.1
X.
.
1
Cariboo
Quartz
2.55
Dentonla
112
Grull
Wihksne
05'
t
cautious
trading.
Prices
moved
south
Kfiuth
as
as
!
un
"
neesoii
ttuuiKV
noau
lor
i
uei
VJ:
t
ai
!.ir
The
Borden
Street
elementary
lower
but
with
no
sieng
of
Dro.
That,
of
course,
is
wrong,
as
anyone
who
wanted
to
ieiKl
Alaskan
Loop
Veterans
Coming
For
Series
With
Locals
Hedley
Mascot
82
said
today
that
six
persons
school
had
an
enrolment
of
195,1
nounce(i
selling.
named
by
Mohondas
Gandhi's
mi
to
the
north
of
riot
i
e
Sound.
O.'den
Channel
liar
-'i.ced.
Nelson
Bros.
accorumg
io
rrincipai
j.
o.
vvn-i
.
hours
in
delving
into
the
Crim-lnnl
Code
could
find
out
from
a
particularly
obscure
section.
The
r.iu
it'oiiMim
In
i,r,latt
1,
fir.
assassin
are
in
custody.
"The
authorities
are
definite
son,
and
attendance
percentage
was
91.
Eight
sturdy
hoop
veterans,
all
but
one
of
whom
has
been
WATERWAY
POSTPONED
"b
Jy
0Il
the
track
of
those
behind
est
wealth
in
the
Group
Four
,
.
...
an
all-star
player
for
two
yeari,
Minto
O2
Tend,
Oreille
.
2
40
Pioneer
3.45
Premier
Border
0434
Privateer
.
27
Reeves
McDonald
1.10
Reno
11
Salmon
Gold
23
Sheep
Creek
107
,
.
,
ine
siaespreuQ
coiuspiracy
ugitniJM.
B.C.
WARSHIPS
TO
CRUISE
ATLANTIC
VICTORIA-Ships
of
the
Canadian
Navy,
Ontario
and
Crescent
and
Antigonlsh
sailed
from
Esouimalt
Tuesday
afternoon
camp
area,
lound
the
section.
will
invade
Prince
Rupert
tonight
from
Ketchikan
in
the
At
Conrad
Street
School,
enrolment
was
208,
with
an
attendance
percentage
of
91Prin-cipal
T.
G.
Bateman
informed
the
Board.
annual
onslaught
to
decide
the
the
Mahatma."
Bharucha
said.
Two
of
the
most
Important
suspects
are
still
at
large
but
half
a
dozen
implicated
by
the
ac-
It
said
that
anyone
is
liable
"who
wilfully
destroys
or
damages
the
whole
or
any
part
of
any
tree,
sapling
or
underwood,
Vole
On
Contentious
Measure
Deferred
I'nlil
February
27
By
f.S.
Senate
t'i
teciuition
plain
!
iml
r,as
bien
run-
j
and
d.i
.
The
can-
j
.
:su
in
(iperntion
for
'k
tilling
a
special
i
odd
cases
of
herring.
Urn-
at
Buledule
and
simiiarly
active
and,
viir.e
of
the
Ogdeu
I
r,.t
(mmd
its
wayi
year's
Northern
British
Columbia-Alaska
championship.
The
three-game
series
will
King
Edward,
most
populous
for
the
sprlng
tralning
crulse.
elementary
school
in
the
city,)
The
two
ormer
m
procefd
had
an
enrolment
of
272
and
an
Canal
,
tnrougn
the
Panama
to
open
tonight
in
the
Civic
Cen-
89,
tie
before
what
it
is
anticipated
attendance
percentage
of
.48
.60
.18
.034
.00
.02'
2
Taylor
Bridge
Taku
River
Vananda
Congress
Pacific
Eastern
Hedley
Amalgamated
At
v
:i
(ii
i
t
her
dow
n
the
will
be
a
record
crowd.
The
Ketchikan
team
will
arrive
on
the
WASHINGTON.
DC.
P
-The
!
wheresoever
the
same
is
grow-,
United
States
Senate
agreed
byjinp.
the
injury
being
to
the
unanimous
consent
yesterday
to
'
amount
of
25
cents,
at
the
least."
vote
February
27
on
legislation!
So
the
four
youths
stood
bc-to
authorize
the
controversial
j
fore
Magistrate
Vance
this
St.
Lawrence
Seaway
and
power
morning
and
pleaded
guilty.
The
prujert.
'Magistrate,
listening
to
the
plea
Debate
on
the
measure,
which
of
Rod
McLeod.
defence
coun-
Principal
R.
G.
Moore
reported.
Port
Essington,
largest
of
the
rural
schools,
had
an
enrolment
Prince
Rupert
tonight
and
will
rendezvous
with
H.M.C.S.
Noot
ka
from
the
east
coast
and
units
of
the
Royal
Navy.
H.M.C.S.'
An-tigonish
will
go
only
as
far
as
San
Pedro
where
she
will
embark
the
Naval
cadets
front
tha
Ontario
and
return
to
Spud
Valley
20
of
37,
with
the
prospect
of
nine
pombs
To
iprovides
that
the
St.
Lawrence
,
sd
for
three
of
the
amateur
log
j
ame
Birds
Central
Zeballos
01'
4
Silbak
Premier
46
Oils
A.P.
Con
16
Calmont
.49'
i
C.
&
E
4.00
River
be
made
navigable
to
gers.
agreed
that
the
oliencc!
"JTi
til
Man
Game
ocean
shipping
and
that
2.200.000
,
was
an
unusual
one
ana
mar,,
be
bombed
I
rum
the
horsepower
hydro-electric
plant,
the
purpose
of
the
prosecution:
.d
sportiiiwn.
The;
near
Mas-sena.
New
York,
began;
was
to
warn
against
indiscrim-
j
1
new
pupils
at
the
start
of
the
fall
term.
This
indicates
the
need
for
a
second
teacher.
At
present
native
children
number
19
while
white
children
number
18.
Because
of
this,
the
board
anticipates
financial
aid
from
the
Indian
Department
when
another
teacher
is
hired.
Enrolment
at
the
Digby
Island
school
was
20;
at
Port
Edward
11
and
at
Port
Simpson
eight,
the
teachers
reported.
i
inate
forest
destruction.
I
January
20.
return
home
Sunday
on
the
Princess
Norah.
Heading
the
visiting
team
are
Manager
Bill
Doucette,
Assistant
Manager
Phillip
Jeans
and
Coach
Harry
Ludwigsen.
The
players
are:
John
Mills,
centre,
height
six
feet,
weight
180,
two
years
with
a
Westlynn,
Oregon
team,
six
years
with
Tongass
Traders
team,
two
years
with
All-Stars.
Chris
Christensen,
centre
or
forward,
height
five
feet
lOU
inches,
weight
150,
three
years
w
ith
a
Downey,
Idaho,
team
and
one
year
with
Ketchikan
Thom
CHURCH
HAS
FIRE
VANCOUVER
Exteoi
damage
was
done
by
fire
to
the
new
Broadway
Tabernacle
Church
here
last
night.
Tne
cause
was
spontaneous
combustion
from
linseed
oil
in
a
basement.
An
adjoining-
hoase
was
als
damaged,
;
be
full
of
grain.
It
went
to
try
and
feed
wis
m
danger
of
The
best
targets
are
v.
nid-swept
areas
'urns
have
a
better
"If
that
section
of
the
Code
were
strictly
applied,
most
of
us
who
cut
down
Christmas
trees
would
be
liable,"
Mr.
McLeod
said.
He
asked
for
suspended
Gyro
Convention
Is
Coining
Here
Home
'
6.30
Toronto
Athona
08
Aumaquc
22
Beattle
"70
Bevcourt
55
Bobjo
-
H'2
Buffalo
Canadian
15
Consol.
Smelters
98.50
Conwest
95
Donalda
96
"
4
art
tun-
at
the
f.wiri
tual
assassin
are
in
police
hands.
"We
are
uncertain
yet
whether
Prime
Minister
Nehru
and
others
in
the
government
were
marked
for
death
as
well
as
the
Mahatma
but
it
is
hardly
likely
that
the
plotters
were
stupid
enough
to
believe
they
could
set
up
a
government
of
their
own."
a
BULLETINS
CANADA
IN
PICK
LEAD
ST.
MOK1TZ
Canada,
Switzerland
and
Czechoslovakia
were
tied
for
first
place
in
the
hockey
tournament
held
in
conjunction
with
the
Olympic
Games
after
all
three
teams
kept
intact
their
unbeaten
records
in
today's
names.
Canada's
R.t.A.F.
Flyers
handed
the
I'nited
Slates
a
13
to
3
trouncing;.
BARBARA
ANN
TARING
LEAD
ST.
MOKITZ
Canada's
Barbara
Ann
Scott
placed
first
in
five
compulsory
figures
first
half
of
the
ladies'
fijjure
skating
championship
over
a
field
of
twenty-five
from
eleven
countries,
it
was
anonunced
oficially
at
the
Olympic
Press
office
today.
NOT
WANTING
WAR
NEW
YORK
Russia
is
in
no
shape
for
and
has
no
desire
to
fight
a
global
war,
declared
General
Dwight
Eisenhower
in
a
speech
here
today.
"Little
sparks
might,
however,
start
a
large
conflagration."
observed
the
General.
as
Construction
team,
one
year
an
all-star.
Prince
Hupert
Gyro
Club
has
received
definite
word
that
the
191'.)
district
convention
of
the
organization
will
be
held
in
this
city.
Appointment
of
committees
and
general
organization
preparations
for
the
gathering
will
be
made
.shortly.
The
district
includes
western
British
Columbia
and
the
slates
of
Washington
and
Oregon.
PRIEST
CRITICIZES
PALESTINE
PARTITION
PLAN
-PEACE
MENACE
Plan
to
partition
Palestine
between
the
Jews
and
the
Arabs
has
little
in
its
favor
and
the
guilt
for
the
whole
business
must
be
laid
at
the
door
of
western
politicians,
declared
Rev.
Father
Edward
Green,
young
Irish
priest,
who
recently
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
to
join
the
vicariate,
in
addressing
the
Prince
APPEALS
NTERED
'H'iH'aU
lor
the
forth-'ouit
of
revlsiim
'
red
as
follows:
Salvage
Co.,
water-
"t."
l.u.d
$2,025,
im-
1
$i.(i7l).
sentence.
'T
imagine
that
this
is
intended
more
as
a
warning
to
other
people
than
as
an
attempt
to
punish
these
lads,"
Magistrate
Vance
agreed.
"I
will
suspend
sentence
for
three
months.
Court
costs
$2.50."
The
fourth
youth,
unrepresented
by
counsel,
also
pleaded
guilty
and
received
suspended
sentence.
'I
think
the
idea
behind
these
cases
is
to
warn
people
that
they
can't
go
around
cutting
trees
whenever
they
feel
like
it."
the
Magistrate
told
the
fourth
offender.
"If
you
want
to
cut
down
trees
on
city
property
make
sure
you
get
permission
from
the
City
Engineer."
Eldona
106
Elder
64
Giant
Yellowknife
.
.
.
5.70
God's
Lake
90
Hardrock
13
Harricana
07.
a
Heva
17
Hosco
37
Jacknile
05
Joliet
Quebec
40
Lapaska
08
Little
Long
Lac
1-38
Lynx
-09'
2
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.90
McLeod
Cockshutt
141
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Out
of
1
6,000
,000
Jews,
6,000,000
Rupert
Gyro
Club
at
luncheon
yesterday.
He
predicted
that
the
plan
would
be
dropped
by
"ai
son
on
behalf
hve
lou
on
Atlin
"'ssed
at
$400
each.
Lars
Farstad,
forward,
height
five
feet
nine
inches,
weight
175.
four
years
with
Tongass
Traders
team,
two
years
an
all-star.
Ronald-
Farstad,
forward,
height
five
feet
10
inches,
weight
185,
two
years
with
Tongass
Traders,
two
years
an
all-star.
Herman
Ludwigsen,
forward,
height
six
feet
three
inches,
weight
190.
two
years
with
Harold's
team?
two
years
an
all-siar.
Larry
Erickson.
forward
or
guard,
height
five
feet
11
Inches,
weight
165.
two
years
with
Harold's
team
and
two
years
with
All-Stars.
Joe
Bolduc.
guard,
height
six
feet,
weight
165,
two
years
with
Harold's
team
and
two
years
with
All-Stars.
Cliff
Phillips,
another
of
Harold's
players,
a
six-footer,
weighing
180,
a
guard
who
has
been
Polar
air
covers
all
of
British
Columbia
this
morning.
Temperatures
fell
sharply
in
the
interior
and
Prince
George
reported
20
below
zero
during
the
night.
High
barometric
pressure
.62
McKenzie
Red
Lake
a'f
"I
Mrs.
oiea
Dyb-lnls
"n
Atlin
Avenue
StiH)
each
and
im
;;
asye.ssea
at
$5,500.
Ani-
Taylor
Street
1
,m
fach
of
two
lots,
'
$1,700.
'wn.
Second
Avenue,
'"iprovenu'iits.
1
STO
had
been
rounded
up
and
killed
with
refinements
of
truelty
past
imagining
a
mass
slaying
which
was
not
the
work
of
impassioned
madmen
but
the
coldblooded
execution'
of
political
extermination
which
aimed
at
the
effacing
of
Jewish
people
from
the
lace
of
Europe.
What
was
more
the
large
majority
of
the
exterminated
Jews
had
been
young
men
and
women
the
tethers
and
mothers
of
tomorrow,
who
could
have
saved
the
na-(Continued
on
Page
3)
the
United
Nations.
I
The
problem
of
settling
the
dispute
between
the
Jews
and
Arabs
over
the
possession
of
Palestine
was
the
foremost
question
of
the
day,
asserted
Father
Green.
It
was
by
no
means
exclusively
an
eastern
problem
but
was
really
a
problem
for
settlement
by
the
west.
The
United
Nations,
in
its
plan
for
partition
of
Palestine,
had
ensured
war
rather
than
peace
over
the
interior
is
ion-nig
"
down
the
valleys
leading
to
the
coast.
Abbotsford
airport
re
Disappearance
of
Kuhn
Unexplained
MUNICH
9
Investigations
today
failed
to
produce
trace
of
Fritz
Kuhn.
former
German-American
bund
leader,
or
to
explain
how
he
escaped
Tuesday
Moneta
-33
Negus
2.50
Noranda
48.00
Louvlcourt
1
35
Pickle
Crow
2.25
Regcourt
07
San
Antonio
4.00
Senator
Rouyn
63
Sherrit
Gordon
2.51
Steep
Rock
2.18
Sturgeon
River
20
Silver
Miller
41
ported
the
worst
blow
witn
northeast
winds
occasionally
reaching
C5
miles
per
hour.
Cold
clear
weather
will
continue
to
C.
H.
Orme
is
sailing
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tonight
to
return
Collart
five
its
ori
1,U1
three
of
which
arc
i;
M.ooo
each
and
two
're
ass'cd
at
$2,850.
Salvage
&
Towing
Co
,
;'l(,r'ront
block
E.
land
to
Victoria
after
spending
the
from
German
internment
camp
in
Dachau.
last
three
weeks
in
the
city.
TWO
SIDES
with
the
All
-Stars
for
two
years.
I
I
K(.SI1A
ItU
I
ll'i'ovements
$7670,
a.s-
'oo
hi-h
CityMerchants
day
and
Friday.
Forecast
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Clear
today
and
Friday,
northerly
winds
(20
m.p.h'.
Continued
cold.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow:
Port
Hardy
25
and
40,
Massett
30
and
40,
Prince
Rupert
25
and
40.
d
Oline
Pcder.sen.
lots
a
1
Paiek
2fi
From
the
standpoint
of
the
Jews,
Father
Green
felt
that
toj
reduce
the
Palestine
problem
to
a
territorial
quarrel
was
an
en-j
tirely
wrong
angle.
A
Palestine
j
section
n.
lami
WORTH
HALF
A
BILLION
Andrew
Carnegie,
famous
philanthropist,
was
said
to
have
had
a
personal
fortune
of
$500,-000,000
at
the
time
of
his
death
in
1919.
.
LOCAL
TIDES
Friday.
February
6,
1948
High
11:04
18.8
feet
Low
5:07
10.4
feet
18:00
4.8
feet
"wemr-nu
$750
assess-
"ign.
open
to
Jews
would
put
an
end.
to
the
frightful
frightful
butchery
butchery
which.
DeValera
Victory
is
Indicated
as
Result
of
Eire's
General
Election
DUBLIN
9
First
results
In
Eire's
general
election
indicate
today
that
Prime
Minister
Eamonn
de
Valera
and
his
Fianna
Fail
party
may
gain
a
big
over-all
victory.
Reuters
News
Agency
reported
that
Clann
ne
Obllachta
i
Republicani
Party,
headed
by
Sean
MacBrlde,
"so
far
has
showing'
although
MacBride
himself
was
elected.
made
a
poor
Final
results
are
expected
tomorrow.
i
City
merchants
are
asked
In
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
into
the
Daily
News
office
by
4
p.m.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
This
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
in
keeping
to
the
regular
hour
for
publication.
had
characterized
the
history
of
the
Jews
in
Europe
for
the
last
nf
Hat
Mayor
rme
52,100
Ross
Nicholson,
marine
super
Mrs.
Eric
Brown,
who
has
been
in
the
city
for
the
last
week
as
euest
of
her
brother-in-law
and
intendent
for
B.C.
Packers,
who
fifteen
years
Anyone
still
be-
N'E
HAT
The
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Leeming,
who
have
been
honeymooning
in
the
south
.
following
their
wedding
here
a
couple
of
weeks
ago,
returned
to
the
city
by
air
Wednesday
afternoon.
mayor
sister.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
D.
Thain.
has
been
in
the
district
for
the
last
ten
days,
is
sailing
on
tha
Price
Rupert
tonight
for
"at
win
lievlng
in
the
value
of
the
human
person
and
the
Inviolability
of.
his
rights
was
unable
to
look
at
this
struggle
unmoved.
draw
$2,100
is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
1948.
Runt-it.
on
her
return
to
Van
d
at
.e.:
:
"len
"lie
or
$250.
couver.