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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest.'
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
212.
PRINCH;
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
10,
1949.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
I
I
I
I
.
r.
i
r
!
Limited
Help
For
Great
J
Probe
unaoie
to
nna
Aause
',
I
2
'
'
,
Britain
Appears
Likely
Third
Worst
Crash
Canada's
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)-Great
Britain
appeared
assured
today
of
limited
United
States
help
in
meeting
its
current
dollar
crisis.
Long
range,
aid,
however,
seemed
likely
to
be
slow
in
developing
and
would
require
congressional
action
on
several
major
COOL
ACTION
HUNTING
SEASON
OPENS
TODAY
DOLLAR
PARLEY
CLIMAX
NEAR
DETERS
MADMAN
And
I
Seek
use
proposals.
Cool
action
on
the
part
of
WASHINGTON
m
Specific
As
the
American-British-Cana
Constable
Jack
Medley
of
the
8
dian
economic
conference
enter
ed
its
third
day,
American
of
proposals
for
American
action
lo
aid
Britain
In
overcoming
its
economic
crisis
were
due
today.
Four
committees
of
experts
set
V
r
-
V
-
1
Port
Edward
Provincial
Police
detachment
Friday
afternoon
n-ca
cnrrpsKfiil
in
lurine
a
con
MORE
AID
TO
FISH
INDUSTRY
According
to
word
received
at
the
local
Oame
Office
the
deer
hunting
season
opened,
as
originally
set,
today
in
this
district.
In
southern
fire
hazard
areas
it
had
been
announced
the
opening
would
be
deferred
until
September
17.
ficials
were
reported
reasonably
confident
that
iie.(,urei
now
under
study
will
block
the
drain
struction
company
employee,
I
;i,
nn
hv
the
United
tilates.
Britain
from
a
dynamite
storage
depot
OTTAWA
Pr;me
Minister
Uy
the
Depart-'and
Canada
have
been
working
on
Britain's
gold
and
dollar
reserves
before
the
tnd
of
the
year.
which
he
had
attempted
to
St.
Laurent
indicated
to
a
meet-
i
Inff
nf
l.hp
Fishpripa
Poiinpll
n
BAR
ASSOCIATION
HEAP
Newly
-elected
president
of
the
Canadian
Bar
Association,
A.
N.
Carter,
K.C.,
of
Saint
John
and
Mrs.
Carter
are
shown
in
this
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
photo
at
Ejnff,
Alta.,
where
the
31st
annual
meeting
of
the
association
concluded
Saturday
night.
'
(C.
P.
Photo)
GOV'T
HELP
-i
-i
BUILDING
EAST
.
.
Canada
Friday
that
there
wll
be
more
government
aid
to
the
fishing
industry.
i
He
said
that
he
thought
that
I
both
the
federal
and
provincial
governments
could
make
"orofl
blow
up
in
a
sudden
fit
of
madness.
Constable
Mc-dley
approached
the
man,
who
was
in
charge
of
blasting
materials
of
tho
iipe-line
project
from
Pruri
nomine
Lake
to
Watson
Island
and
sus-cecded
in
talking
him
out
of
his
Intent.
t
and
tana-,
o"
"lc
ic-uiihih.-huuii.
ynes
began
to-
United
States
Treasury
Secre-rrash
near
here
tary
John
W.
Snyder
said
that
which'
the
three-power
conference
is
PA
plane
'f
nineteen
par-.
making
"good
progress-1
In
its
u.eii.bers.
work,
started
Wednesday
on
lt
crew
struck
a
reeky
Britain's
dollar
shortage
dil'fl-,,.
north
siwr-:
of
cutties.
an
"Other
informants
Indicated
killjn(,
IVon
a
reinjlm
that
the
conferees
are
shooting
Air-
for
the
conclusion
of
their
work
i
by
Quebec
.,
Pacific
sub-
by
Sunday
night.
,
.
.
,
ZONE
AIRFORCE
IN
HOUSING
i
OTTAWA
XT
Housing
construction
Is
on
the
Increase
In
pA??rTTSRv
GOLF
INTEREST
table
investments
In
the
Industry
BERLIN
O
A
new
German
air
force
of
bombers
and
flght-
V
f
111
Canada
but
government
action
HII
YtM.
in
t
-
..
i
1
t
(k.n
Cr.int
EDMONTON
-
Premier
Man
(f!
13
IKing
UCIKU
m
iuc
ouiii-i.
lrl0J
i,
fr,p
to
improve
and
enlarge
its
output."
Addressing
a
luncheon
mooting,
the
Prime
Minister
said
he
feels
that
the
central
govern-
to
help
solve
-the
still
serious
housdne
problem
is
expected
at
zone,
reliable
Informants
said
"
nin
of
Alberta
today-
announ-
TAxra
j
rikUlf
today.
.
"
"
"S.
7
,
'
J
d
the
appointment
of
Kennetn
1
1
1
1
f
IVj
MNUL)
the
session
of
Parliament
which
10
rruice
ivuijc.i..
a
,
iu,i.in
aasiot.unl.
neniitv
"
"
"
"
to
the
crash
opens
next
week.
Indications
sent
to
l
iane
appeared
to
an
institution
Minlstpr
of
the
treasury
depart-
'
manl
In
1
la
nncf
ff
Hf
tint
V
Prn-
are
that
Parliament
will
be
ask
JASPER
PARK
LODGE
meni
naa
not,
done
lis
iuu
pan
in
encouraging
the
industry.
inter-
Never
before
was
golfing
REMANDED
ON
DRUNK
FLYING
south.
Ihlwrliy
oemr-
uir
ejt
at
such
a
high
pitch
around
Both
British
and
American
intelligence
officers
would
say
only
"there
have
been
some
reports
of
that
sort
of
thing."
An
American
source
said
that
If
the
reports
are
true
it
would
hp'"onlv
lust
another"
Russian
that
is
vre.ed
;e
the
cliff.
The
shortly
after
the
ed
to
approve
legislation
that
would
eventually
mean
expenditure
of
millions
of
dollars
..
.to
clear
the
way
for
low-cost
housing.
-
Constablc
Medley
approached
vlntia,
Trea3Urc.
the
man
over
an
area
honey-J
,
combed
with
loaded
blasting
hi.lP.-.
In
an
effort
to
deter
him
MISS
-
AMERICA
these
parts
as
It
is
today
as
a
result
of
the
semi
final
matches
CHARGE
HERE
FISH
CONSUMER
PROGRAM
URGED
in
the
Totem
Pole
Golf
tourna-
km
off
Irom
tlie
i.
Tlicie
110
It
Is
believed
that
a
housing
from
his
dangerous
plan.
Tlw
pHOSFN
HUOLn
TONIGHT
lUHlUni
ment.
r.i
n
an
embankment.!
A
Victoria
flyer,
Aubrey
H.'
violation
of
the
four-power
agree-Westinghouye,
was
remanded
ment
at
Potsdam
for
disarming
until
October
11
in
Magistrate's
the
Ocrmans.
1
court
here
Friday
afternoon
on1
"it's
Just
another
step
to
an
air
then
voluntarily
gave
himself!
ATLANTIC
CITY
R
Miss
c
iiersnlis
killed
America
of
.
1949
will
be
chosen
up
to
Constable
Medley.
Iran
Industrialists
ESng
Crosiiy
"Everybody's
oiiftft
w
me
ibikhh
pun
nas
aireauy
orcu
piwcu
Friend
"
Is
meeting
his
pal
Council
of
Canada
today
sug-
j
before
the
cabinet
that
would
George
Coleman
Miam
Okla-
Rested
a
nine-point
program
to
involve
federal
financial
aid
to
homa
orr
the
3-hole
route
tor!
boost
fish
consumption
in
the
I
projects
,
to
be
adminstered
'
.
.
.
,
nntninirw
snri
hpln
find
new
I
lnrallv
oronosed
bv
provincial
triio,-
hi
haii
Lirmpt1
his
here'
tonieht.
.
t
rt
i
Germans
in
smau
aims,
aim-
(i
'hf
astern
Quebec
t;iui!ts
of
titanium
fellow
employees
oy
uyir.f.
o(
Early
Judging
favors
Jacque
n
.1
J
Hf
A
"i
-7
lery
and
even
tanks,"
he
said.
a
coarse
ui
piiuung
an
uiitmu
while
intoxicated.
The
charge
Is
believed
to
be
the
first
of
its
kind
ever
laid
in
Canada.
explode
a
number
of
...
detonator
.
Mercer,
.
lB-year-oia
u
.
mi
wn
,.
.
eallery
goggle
1
markets
for
f
lshermen.
land
municipal
authorities
and
rs
were
Ontario
I
with
the
Que-
"It's
just
another.
stp
to
an
air
force."
caps
in
the
immediate
area
of
ona.wno
won
me
oauuns
BU,M"
both
are
tremendous
j
In
a
brief
presented
to
Fisher-1
approved
by
the
federal
goyern-
a
number
of
cases
"of
dynamite
and
talent
honors.
.
...
'
d
,
e
als
i
ies
Minister
Mayhew,
the
coun-1
ment.
p
Paper
Co.
Must
i
Westlnirhou.se
la
.
allesred
to
used
for
blasting
the
pipe
line
Also
running
is
jvu&a
wuw,
cu
urgecl
the
government
to!
were
residents
of
ilave
been
in
a
drunken
condl-I
Him
uhflo
In
fh-irse
of
a
char-
the
hotel
heer
parlor
said
that
rioht.nf-wav.
orown-naireo
lYiaigdici
mun
Next
m
point
ol
general
s
inir-1
btart
a
proaram
ol
consumer
of
North
Vancouver
who
won
est
was
the
final
for
the
ladies
education
to
increase
the
domes
Westlnghuose
ttad
spent
two
nacliie,
president
i
terPr
geabee
plane
at
Ocean
GOOD
PROGRESS
hours
in
the
beer
parlor
during
tic
consumption
of
f
ish
Pacille
Air
Lilies
Falls
last
May
31.
Jack
White
of
the
city
detach-
the
preliminary
talent
contest,
mpnt.
wpre
despatched
io
the
I
a
.
Lhampioni-JWp
In
which
Mrs.
J.
C.
Seawrig'ht,
of
Scarboro
Golf
.
Club,-
.Toronto,
defeated.,.
VM"
Witnesses
told
Magistral
H.
f
Olas-scy
that
Weatinghouse
IN
HARVESTING-
spot,
which.
-was,jlon5si''.c,.ti3ej
JJsTY
PLANS
the
afternoon
and
that
he
was
"not
quite
steady"
on
his
feet
when
he
walked
out
at
i
o'clock.
Constable
R.
J.
Davidson
of
;he
scene
of
the
an
investigation
place
along
with
.irtment
of
1
ram;-
Miss
Dalntry
Chisholm.
Royal
j
Montreal
Golf
Club,
Montreal)
Synopsis
Snow
is
falling
this
morning
taxied
the
plane
in
Ocean
FaUs
harbor
but
was
prevailed
on-
to
WINNIPEG
With
favorable
highway
pasi
me
oanuwc-y
Rapids
bridge.
They
brought
the
man
back
to
the
city.
TO
PURCHASE
U.S.
WHEAT
cn
the
18th
green.
the
Ocean
Falls
police
detach
weather
continuing,
good
prp-
in
the
foothills
country
of
Al-
return
it
to
shore
without
taK
berta.
In
B.C.
the
cold
air
has'gress
has
been
made
in
harvest-
ras
described
as
inz
off.
WASHINGTON
t
A
British
j
The
Montreal
player
took
an
...
t
m
that.
thPi-P
;
I
earlv
lead
and
maintained
it
accused
on
the
wharf
the
same
R.
Boner
and
A.
both
Vancouver
afternoon
and
that
his
"speech
plane
were
J
W.
Rogers,
test
in
Canadian
is
the
company's
,
involving
loss
of
definitely
rio
possibility"
that
'
until
the
15th
hole
when
the
spread,
to
the
valleys
of
tne
;
mg
western
,
crops
during
me
southern
Interior
bringing
clouds
past
week,
according
to
the
final
and
rain
showers.
At
Prince
crop
report
of
the
Department
George
where
skies
have
cleared)
of
Agriculture
of
the
Canadian
behind
the
advancing
cold
air
National
Railways.
was
thick
and
"he
-was
weaving
about
In
an
unsteady
manner."
Toronto
piayi-r
wagcu
a
o..v
of
brilliant
golf
Shots
to
cut
salesmen,
Westinghousc
faces
a
sccond-
FATE
OF
SHIP'S
CREW
UNKNOWN
Harold
Tetlock.
desk
clerk
at
down
the
lead
hole
by
hole
and
9
Canadian
Ury
charge
of
piloting
an
alr-
iim
vvhiise
nliinr
ruft
ti'HIlo
nnHir
1,he
effect
of
the
Martin
Inn
testified
that
he
(h,p
toinnprat.nre
dronDed
to
30
Many
sections
in
an
tnree
nnn
nhp
npvt.
four
holes
in
a
provinces
report
delays
due
to
HALIFAX
0-Fate
of
tho
believed
Westhighou.se
.
intoxicated
when
he
registered
at
the
the
United
Kingdom
will
Duy
wheat
from
the
United
States
rather
than
Canada
as
a
means
toward
solution
of
her
financial
problem.
Britain
now
pays
her
own
earned
dollars
for
wheat
under
"
Canadian
contract
an
Anglo
-
..
.
.
.
i
.......
1
.1
Ko
row.
The
match
was
settled
on
j
overnight.
Frost
is
expected
in
the
18th
green
when
Mrs.
Sea-'the
valleys
of
the
northern
in-
showers
or
rains
which
are
of
Quebec
yesterday
a
stimulant.
Crown
evidence
toll
ul
23,
said
to-
in
the
first
case
will
be
admitted
itmnary
lnvcstica-
In
the
second
hearing,
opposing
eight-man
crew
of
the
349-ton
hotel
after
the
Incident
and
lor
wruht
knocked
in
a
birdie
at-
terior
tonight
and
temperatures
little
benefit
to
any
crops
whictt
remain
standing.
They
occasion
Montreal-owned
collier
Bayueiu,
that
reason
he
had
been
assign
elsewhere
in
the
proince
will
be
ter
Miss
Chisholm
had
missed
wrecked
In
a
storm
last
night
closed
the
cause
'.
counsel
agreed
Friday
after-
ed
a
room
in
the
'hotel
annex.
bleaching
and
toughening
of
much
cooler
than
those
of
the
her
second
putt.
reefs
off
Newfoundland's
St
on
uu
una
j"
jfiit,
but
the
"pus-
-noon.
T.
A.
Dohm
of
Vancou-
Constable
Leonard
Adams
told
mwr'imt
week.
m
l
j,
r
expluslon
In
the
I
ver
Is
representing
Westing-
united
oiaurs
wuctti
Shott's
coast,
was
a
mystery
to-,
avaiable
unner
Marshall
Plan
grain
in
swath
or
stook.
Weather
was
very
hat
in
the
ruled
out."
house.
R.
M.
Howard
,also
of
of
how
he
had
ordered
the
plane
grounded
and
Instructed
West-
aay.
.
laid
without
dollar
arain.
seen
in
these
parte
was
given
by
I
Regional
forecast
valid
unt
I
George
Coleman,
who
was
Okla-j
midnight
Sunday.
September
11
Okanagan
and
all
fruit
are
uined
DC-3,
flying
Vancouver,
appeared
for
the
The
informant
denied
rumors
iiv.hmiHe
to
contact
tne
a.
v,.
Forecast
Crown.
homa
State
champion
In
1946.
The
vessel
grounded
on
a
reei
on
thedangerous
southeast
coa"t
and
sent
out
an
SOS
picked
up
iino
hpf(rp
he
touched
the
!c
Airways
route
to
Bale
Comeau,
moving
freely.
Ninety
percent
of
peaches
have
been
shipped
and
packing
of
Mcintosh
apples
has
that
Britain
would
switch
in
order
to
gain
dollars.
He
was
matched
with
Eddie
Boner,
whose
company
char
North
Coast
Region
Clear
and
Sunday.
A
little
cooler
w
nlane
the
followng
day.
n
the
St.
Lawrence
hv
marine
radio
at
Halifax
Oana
of
Point
Grey
Golf
Club,
tered
the
plane,
told
the
court
n
Carter
Guest,
district
in-
.
r
Nnrthujpst.
winds
(
15
1
commenced,
aitjioukii
uiejr
ic
shortly
after
tuk-
Vancouver
and
while
Oana
Knertor
of
civil
aviation,
identi
iitlay
morning.
PITCHED
BATTLE
played
close
to
par
golf
he
did
that
he
and
Rogers
had
gone
to
Ocean
Falls
from
Namu
cannery
at
12:45
o.m.
on
May
31
The.
Bayfield
reported:
"We
are
aground
on
Cape
Pine,
Newfoundland
and
are
abandoning
shin."
fied
Westinghouse's
signature
on
mph).
Lews
tonight
and
highs
not
yet
released
to
market,
all
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy
46
and
fruits
and
vegetables
are
In
good
62
Masset
and
Prince
Rupert
43
demand
and
moving
freely.
No
hi.n
flvlni
license
n't
have
a
chance.
Coleman
was
simply
red
hot
and
has
six
threes
and
three
fours
going
out
for
a
and
had
told
bhe
nilot
that
they
wpstlnEhouse's
flying
license
Sidney
was
clcar-
anci
68.
i
damage
la
reportea.
AT
AUTO
PLANT
BUFFALO
Nearly
100
vol
imitpprs
swelled
the
police
rank
lustnms
this
morn.
That
was
the
last
word
from
the
60-year-old
vessel.
would
continue
on
to
Bella
Bella
two
or
three
hours
later.
has
been
suspended
since
shortly
after
the
incident
occurred.
-''f
cars
nt
fnrpn
30.
'
He
was
5
under
par
at
the
turn
and
seven
holes
to
the
rail
shipment
to
nt
the
strikebound
Bell
aircraft
Boner
said
that
he
had
returned
to
the
wharf
at
4
p.m.
and
found
Westinghouse
In
an
.8.
p
ft
-"t
"
"
"
.
1
nt..n
ti
-Vidro
tu'n
HaVR
nf
nltched
good.
Oana
won
only
one
hole
r
1
1
m
"
inirrirrir'in
1
pi
ail
I
niun-
vt.v
j
t
.
unitiA
hif-iicit.
inlurv
to
with
birdie.
It
was
apparently
drunken
condition.
UUtiMC
no."'
i.uc.---
"
I
-4he
!ill3
ninth
IllllLll
YVIW1
a
a
uxivAiw.
w
"
"
i
K
It
.111
aiH
I
fourteen
persons
and
warrants,
...
for
he
Vancouverite,
Boner
sAt
In
the
nlune
andi
LL
SCORES
fM
fur
tUa
the
ariH:l.
arrest
fn
fo
24
9.A
nPTSOHS.
persons.
u
i
.
.
..
t
nncihln
In
Westinghouse
followed
him
in.
UIU
It
JUiu
waa
uuii
-
-r
'
i"ar
Mil
niatrh
the
eaales
and
birdies
The
pilot
"untied
the
aircraft
and
started
taxllne
In
the
harbor.
"1.
Brooklyn
1
Pittsburgh
1
Picketing
was
peaceful
Dut
Govenor
Thomas
E.
Dewey
summoned
leaders
of
the,
striking
Local
501,
United
Automobile
Workers
(CIO)
and
top
law
en
that
came
so
consistently.
Bing
Crosby
had
a
see-saw
battle
with
the
veteran
Los
Alleles
player
Carl
Haymond.
Later,
Rogers
appeared
on
the
wharf
and
WesMiKhouse
came
I.
Cincinnati
6
1
llfmautrtn
a
Knot
onH
finTPTH
forcement
officials
of
Niagara
went
aboard.
and
Erie
counties
to
Albany
for
conference.
Westinehouse
then
told
the
The
match
was
not
as
good
golf
as
the
top
half
of
the
draw,
but
the
good
and
poor
shots
were
well
distributed
to
keep
inter
n
Yaik
1
11
2.
Philadelphia
W.
Louis
2
nen
that
he
Intended
to
fly
to
Bella
Bella".
However,
he
was
prevailed
on
to
return
to
the
wliarf.
At
the
Wharf,
he
said
I
International
West
coast
of
Banks
Island
and
Smith
Inlet
were
closed
to
est
at
fever
heat
until
the
long
13th
when
Blng
snitched
a
keen
Yakima
1,
'fads
serine
0.1
,
birdie
with
a
25-foot
putt
and
that
he
Intended
to
fly
to
Victoria
alone.
.
W
9.
V;mrnnvf,.
n
won
the
next
hole.
The
match
all
salmon
net
fishing
at
midnight
Friday
under
fisheries
protection
regulations.
Instructions
were
also
Issued
for
the
VJ""
I
I,
lr
leads
series
a.n
ended
on
the
17th.
Other
witnesses
told
of
seeing
"'ific
Coast
V
Jt-w
r
ri
'
I
Westlnghou.'
In
a
hotel
beer
lo
13,
Sea
tile
?.
closing
of
the
west
coast
of
cess
Royal
Island
from
Scabrook
In
the
Coleman-Oana
match,
the
Oklahoman
started
with
a
par
four
to
win
the
first
hole
and
then
turned
on
the
heat
to
such
an
extent
that
he
wefn
the
r
3.
Hnf
Ivuifuiri
parlor
during
the
afternoon
and
he
was
described
as
'staggering
on
the
wharf
before
the
at
j
-i
umi
a
Sacramcno
3
's
Portland
pos
Point
In
the
north
to
Hartnell
Point
In
the
south,
including
the
waters
of
Campania
Sound,
tempted
flight.
(Continued
on
page
4)
The
plane
was
ordered
ground
I-
h
il?
v
Hi
y
South
Inlet,
Laredo
Channel,
ed
by
Constable
Leonard
Adams
and
Laredo
Inlet
as
of
6
p.m.
September
11
to
all
salmon
net
fishing.
Hungary
Charge
Former
Leaders
BUDAPEST
i
The
Hungarian
of
the
Provincial
police.
Boner
declared
that
when
Westinghouse
piloted
the
plane
back
to
the
slip
the
starboard
wing
hit
two
boats,
but
ho
damage
was
done.
After
the
plane
was
tied
up,
Boner
took
his
baggage
to
the
hotel,
planning
to
government
today
accused
eight
j
t'Ptembpr
it
former
high
-
ranking
commu
nists
of
treason
and
trying
to
"8
19.0
inel
Radio
Broadcast
on
CFPR
This
Sunday
at
5
p.m.
A
Talk
On
Family
Prayer
by
Father
Patrick
Peyton
Sponsored
by
":27
19.9
f-et
9:18
-
-it"
-r
-i51-1!
irTiiiiiiil
ft
'
il
-ii-i-m
THiiliTHn.
overthrow
the
present
leaders
of
Hungary.
charier
a
boat
the
following
oay
to
go
to
Bella
Bella.
Roffpra
xaiH
that
Westing
house
entered
bh
plane
and
said
FULL
HOUSE
The
suburban
London,
Ont.,
family
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Bruce
Carter
has
almost
tripled
within
the
past
year.
A
year
ago
there
were
only
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carter
and
their
four-year-old
son
Now
there
are
eight
members
in
the
family
with
triplets
and
twins
born
in
11
months.
Shown
here
with
their
motner
are
left
to
right:
the
triplets,
Jill,
Jon
and
Joan,
who
were
a
year
old'
Monday.
Sept.
5,
and
Mrs.
Carter,
holding
the
month-old
ti
pnrt
Derek.
Needless
to
say
the
arrival
of
the
AL
SUNDAY
1
anil
..
iv
x
SPARE
A
RIB!
BROTHER?
That's
the
plea
in
the
popping
eyes
of
Bingo
as
his
young
master
chews
away
on
tasty
sparerlbs.
Five-year-old
Mike
and
his
collie
recently
turned
up
lost
at
the
Windsor,
Out.,
police
station.
The
pair
oon
forgot
their
troubles
especially
when
"
officer-
My
and
made
themselves
at
home,
paj-id
Mike-Offered
the
sparerlbs.
Bingo
got
the
bones
mat
ne
intended
to
ny
to
The
eight
men
Including
former
Foreign
Minister
Lasslo
Rajk
and
Lieut-Gen.
Gyory
Palffy,
former
chief
Inspector
General
of
the
Hungarian
Army
will
go
on
trial
on
the
indictment
on
September
18.
1
p.m.
THE
FAMILY
ROSARY
CRUSADE
OF
WESTERN
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Division
"I
dissuaded
him
and
he
got
out
of
the
plane,"
Rogers
said.
IN
BEER
PARLOR
-
"wrcnants
itwlns
meant
father
erecting
an
additional
clothesline.
Etner
Johanson,
bar
man
In