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th
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VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
124.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
MAY
29,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Li
quar'
Store
Heire
Is
-Awar
G16Q
ontract
For
I,,
Manitoba
Flood
Sufferers!;
Berlin
Parade
Peaceful
Southern
Firm
To
Carry
Out
Job
Of
Construction
Three
contracts
for
liquor
stores
in
this
district
at
an
aggregate
cost'
of
$121,020,
have
been
awarded
The
Daily
News
Is
Receiving
Subscriptions
jBllt
Bristling
With
Hate
i
TOT
ELECTROCUTED
PHILADELPHIA
A
three
year
old
boy
put
his
tor.jue
j
the
Mission
City
contracting
firm
of
Fraser
Valley
into
an
electric
light
socket
BERLIN
(CP)
A
half
million
disciplined
East
German
youths,
their
blue
uniforms
sodden
from
day
long
downpours,
chanted
and
marched
yesterday
in
Berlin's
biggest
Communist
show
sinco
the
war.
;
The
vastly
prepared
Whitsuntide
rally
turned
out
to
be
a
peaceful
parade,
not
a
putsch.
By
nightfall
only
one
iff
fi
I
minor
Incident
had
marred
the
II
!(Pnff
m
demonstration.
A
Communist
wpilvlll
Builders
Limited,
according
to
an
announcement
in
Victoria.
The
contract
for
the
store
at
Prince
Rupert
was
let
at
$61,700
as
compared
with
FLOOD
FUND
SUBSCRIPTIONS
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
Boyctauk
$5
George
Miller
5
Armstrong
Agencies
.........
10
.
P.
Montchal
2
Class
7
(1)
Booth
School
3.00
Mrs.
William
Hall
2
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Davidson
2
J.
Zabudney
5
4.
and
was
electrocuted
last
night.
1
The
child,
Francis
Ritch,
was
found
in
the
cellar
of
his
home
j
with
his
tongue
in
the
outlet
1
of
a
plugged
in
extension
cord.
I
WEEK-END
DEATH
250
j
CHICAGO
The
accidental
I
bids
of
Mitchell
&
Currie
Ltd.
Six
Deaths
Spot
youth
beat
up
a
news
vendor
1
Of
Red
Ideas
and
was
arrested.
Korean
Election
SEOUL
(CP)
The
little
republic
of
Korea,
born
of
turmoil
I,
for
$69,278
and
Northwest
Construction
for
$79,990.
.
-
Contract
for
the
Terrace
store
is
$29,540
comparing
with
bid3
of
Bovill
Si
Hann,
Smithers,
at
$31,115.56;
Greer
&
Bridden,
Prince
Rupert,
$28,995
and
R.
C.
Mutch.
Prince
Rupert,
$29,403,
and
Northwest
Construction
for
$29,472.
The
store
at
Vanderhoof
will
cost
$29,780
compared
with
bld3
from
Bovill
it
Hann
for
$33,-239.13
and
from
A.
P.
Anderson
4
or
$37,057.
'
and
strife
of
the
Second
World.
death
toll
in
the
United
Stales
for
the
Memorial
Day
week-orii
mounted
to
250
today.
The
total
included
164
lives
lost
in
traffic
mishaps.
Drownings
accounted
for
47
lives
and
39
persons
died
from
miscellaneous
causes.
WENATCHEE
rTBLlSIIER
J
But
It
was
a
parade
that
WASHINGTON
(CP
State
mocked
and
caricatured
the
Secretary
Acheson
returned
Sat-West
'
and
eulogised
Stalin
and
urday
from
the
London
talks
on
lhe
Soviet
Union
and
carried
fhe
cold
war
to
be
congratulated
high
drum
beats
of
hate.
The'
by
President
Truman
on
the
biagest
hand
was
saved
for
10.-
"wonderful
Job"
In
promoting
000
jSCkbooied
troopers
Of
the
P.nnrt.ion
mnn.
Wostprn
Pulp
and
Paper
Or
Sawn
Lumber?
Question
of
whether
No.
1
logs
would
go
Into
the
manufacture
of
pulp
at
the
new
pulp
mill
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
at
Watson
Island
was
discussed
with
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney
during
his
visit
to
the
city
at
the
end
of.
the
week.
,
-X
'V
War
and
hot
spot
In
the
Asian
cold
war
since
then,
today
wound
up
a
quiet
(for
Korea)
campaign
for
tomorrow's
national
elections.
Six
deaths,
three
kidnapings,
four
cases
of
arson
and
about
East
German
"peoples
police,
which
thj
West
calls
an
army.
DEAD
TORONTO
Rufus
Woods,
powers.
But
Trygve
Lie,
General
of
the
United
Nations,
who
has
visited
Stalin
in
Moscow,
may
be
received
skeptically,
Was
Pione
:
some
sources
say.
Lie
Is
due
to
report
this
week
on
the
Russian
500
arrests
have
been
reported.
Among
those
clamped
In
Jatl
were
42
candidates
and
178
ele
j-tioneers.
Main
charge
,was
violation
of
the
election
laws
in
sympathy
with
Communism.
Parks
Are
Disgraceful
Everybody
Agreed
Something
Printer
He.
leader's
reaction
toward
the
United
Nations
officials'
20-year
Mr.
Kenney
agreed
that
U;
seemed
to
be
a
pity
to
see
fine
'
logs
going
into
pulp
and
paper,
j
Yet,
he
remarked,
a
thousand
feet
of
timber
yielded
more
in
cash
and
gave
more
employment
when
made
into
pulp
or
paper
than
when
made
Into
1
peace
project.
But
in
official
sources
of
the
United
Nations,
;
the
United
States
State
Depart-
Jersey
Joe
Takes
Should
Be
Done
But
Where
j
(nent
has
sounded
skepticism
Is
The
Money?
over
the
Russian
sincerity
in
ac
cepting
any
suggestion
for
end-
A.
O,
Franks
Passes
t
In
New
Westminster
Another
pioneer
c
i
Prince
Rupert
has
pas'
jThe
death
of
Algernt
j
Franks
took
place
abo
I
Sundav
in
Melrose
sawn
lumber.
Mr.
Kenney
did
not
think
Columbia
Cellulose
planned
on
putting
in
a
sawmill
at
Watson
Island.
German
Champion
x..c
m
L.ie
cny
are
in
!
ing
tn
cold
war;XCept
on
Sov-
a
disgraceful
condition
and
are
i
let
terms
alone
progressively
getting
worse
I
am
ashamed
to
take
tourists
around
'
MANNHEIM.
Germany
CP)tH
New
Westtmin'
Jersey
Joe
Waleott
Sunday
night
Jlved'
mi
C.lty
ioi
3
HEADQUARTERS
of
the
Manitoba
Flood
Relief:
Fund
n
Pnme
Minister
Louis
St.
Laurent
chaU
with
H.
W.
Gen
rul
Chairman
of
the
Fund.
He
is
shown
handing
vS.ii
navemcntJa
which,
-lu
expressed
unqualified
ap-,
,
1
support
of
the
work
of
the
Fund.
Fishing
Vessel
1903.
1
.thjera.'
Now
tthether
-ft
is'"the
Predict
More
Spy
Arrests
;
won-a
ten
rouna
aecision
over
Hein
Ten
Hoff,
German
heavyweight
champion
in
Germany's
first
big
international
ring
show
j
Parks
Board
or
the
City
Council,,
!
'
IVf
Irflf
c
J
to
blame
I
do
not
know
butnome-'
III
LIMlvJJ
For
the
past
few
years
lUr.
Franks'
general
health
had
not
been
of
the
best
but
he
was
able
to
be
up
and
about
as
usual
tin-til
early
in
the
year.
He
was
a
tGoans
Assess
Their
.
thing
has
to
be
done
and
done
at
!
I
once."
So
said
Art
Murray
when
SEATTLE
(CP)
Ffty
mile
an
since
Hitler's
time.
No
title
was
i
at
stake,
but
the
fight
had
been
j
72,
publisher
of
the
Wenatchee
I
World,
died
in
hospital
today
'
after
a
heart
attack.'
SHIP
RUNS
BLOCKADE
HONG
KONG
The
British
steamer
Sausang
arrived
at
Shanghai
today
from
Hong
Kong
after
running
the
Chinese
Nationalist
blockade.
It
was
understood
the
voyage
was
without
incident.
ANOTHER
KHAN?
LOS
ANGELES
The
Times
says
it
has
learned
from
"source
close.
to,
the
Jiamilvr'
that
Princess'Aly"
Khan,
for-
merly
Rita
Hayworth,
is
expecting
another
baby.
DESERTERS
FORGOTTEN
OTTAWA
The
armed
forces,
finally
washing
their
hands
of
secc.nl
world
war
deserters,
are
giving
the
green
light
for
their
return
home
to
roughly
100
Canadian
servicemen
who
quit
their
uniforms
and
vanished
overseas.
Nobody
will
ever
know
how
many
heedjt.
ONTARIANS
WIN
$77,500
TORONTO
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Tom
Harper
of
Woodstock,
Ont.,
wc.vt
$77,500
when
Gal-cador,
a
horse
they
drew
in
the
Iijish
sweepstakes,
finished
first
in
the
English
Derby.
WINNER
IN
QUEBEC
QUEBEC
S.
Martincs,
Brooklyn,
N.Y.,
was
winner
of
j
he
waj
asked
for
his
opinion
by
heralded
as
a
chance
for
the
ilinotyDe
operator,
and
remained
hour
winds
and
heavy
seas
battered
the
disabled
halibut
trawler
Oceanus,
In
Queen
Charlotte
LONDON.
(CP)
Two
Lonjn
newspapers
predicted
Sunday
that
more
persons,
including
German
to
bid
for
a
shot
at
the
iactive
in
tnlg
trade
u
to
a
few
j
the
Parks
Board
at
their
meeting
in
the
City
Council
chamber.
Mr.
As
Sun
Dries
Homes
world
heavyweight
crown.
Sound
early
today
as
the
52
foot
vessel
and
its
crew
of
six
await-
Canadians
and
some
Americans
i
Murray
was
present
as
represen-,ni
tin
h
arrostoiH
!n
thp
atomic.
I
tative
of
the
Baseball
Association.
ed
aid
from
the
coast
cut-
sovorobe.
There
was
no
official
J-
8.
Wilson,
president
of
the
guard
ter
Northwlnd
confirmation
of
the
reports.
Football
Association,
was
also
The
cutter
reversed
its
course
Neither
Sunday
weekly,
the
;
present
oy
invuauon.
tie
agreea
OT0I1A
(CP)
Soggy
Manitoba
dried
Sunday
under
a
blazed
Western
sun.
The
"tinned
its
headlong
drop.
The
twin
cities
of
-sr
and
St.
Boniface
drowsed
through
a
warm,
i
....
.
.
T
A
But
last
nlgrit
after
receiving
the
RpvnolHs
News
nor
the
Sunday
i
'th
nat
Mr-
Murray
said
Empire
News
mentioned
names.
The
Empire
News
said
that
for
he
felt
that
the
citizens
tl.em-
stricken
vessel
s
call
lor
help.
It
'
selves
were
to
blame
too.
It
was
was
expected
to
reach
the
up
to
them
to
take
a
more
active
Ocuanus
this
afternoon'.
There
'May.
A
lmht
breeze
lilted
dust
on
rorcage
Jumbo's
First
Day
Nets
Over
Hundred
Total
sales
in
the
Jumbo
halibut
weight
guessing
contest
r
Winnipeg
Flood
Relief
were
Just
over
$100,
it
was
reported
today
by
Jim
Allison
sponsor
of
the
project.
Lowest
guess
to
date
was
by
a
little
girl
from
Portland
on
a
tour.
It
was
15
pounds.
Highest
guess
so
far
is
591.
the
last
ten
days
Dr.
Klaus
The
vast
Hood
of
1950
was
fast
becoming
a
months
ago,
when
he
resigned
from
the
Daily
News
staff
because
of
illness.
i.i
Mr.
Franks
was
born
73
years
ago
his
birthday
was
March
23
in
Lincolnshire,
England,
and
came
to
this
city
42
years
ago,
after
having
spent
a
short
time
In
Saskatchewan.
He
was
in
the'
employ
of
the
late
John
Houston,
Jn
association
wlth-JSUO.
Dennis,
now
in
San
Francisco,
and
the
late
S.
D.
Macdonald,
well
known
in
early
day
activities
in
the
publication
of
Prince
Rupert's
first
newspaper,
the
Em-pre.
.
Z
It
was
In
1928
that
The
Empire
was
purchased
by
Mr.
Franks,
has
!
Interest
In
the
state
of
the
par
was
no
Indication
ef
the
vessel's
Fuchs,
convicted
atomic
spy,
real
peril
to
those
not
.
"
niiu
ou
tu
ui
tug
pirmuiv
bu
ui.ai
wwuure.
upon
those
responsible.
I
The
Seattle
owned
Oceanus
was
reported
30
miles
southwest
been
"Identifying
suspect
alter
suspect
from
films
and
that
thousands
of
people
have
been
flown
secretly
and
under
close
uard
from
America."
PilolHeld
On
Damage
Charge
MONTREAL
(CP)
An
Ameri
of
Goose
Island,
100
miles
north
of
Vancouver
Island.
Halibut
Sales
Jlectfd
by
the
greatest
'i
hit
Manitoba
since
it
'Province
in
1870.
The
over.
Wy
created
Manl-
rehabilitation
authored
to
swing
into
ac-'')'
thousands,
force'!
'homos
by
the
dirty,
-wr,
spent
the
day
their
losses.
Members
01
the
board
and
of
the
City
Council
were
agreed
tl.at
something
should
be
done
and
t'one
at
once
but
pointed
out
they
were
handicapped
by
lack
of
funds.
They
had
already
plans
underway
to
m&ke
improvements.
It
was
also
agreed
that
it
would
be
unwise
to
spend
any
more
Baseball
Scores
Rainfall
Lighter
Than
Expected
the
first
prize
of
$10,000
in
the
Canadian
Aleutian
Queen,
48,000,
25.5c,
25c
and
22c,
Atlin.
Unlmak.
65.000.
25.5c.
25c
and
money
than
was
necessary
Just
j
22c,
Storage
can
pilot
was
charged
today
with
damaging
an
airplane
Just
before
it
was
to
take
off
for
Rome
with
52
passengers
on
a
Holy
Year
trip.
The
pilot,
James
Vinson.
29,
to
maintain
Roosevelt
Park
In
Margaret
I,
50,000,
25.4c,
25c
and
22c,
Royal.
jst
Troops
Mr-
Macdonald
and
W.
J.
Ray-was
Despite
the
way
it
felt,
there
less
than
an
inch
rainfall1
mond
from
the
late
S.
M.
New-from
4
a.m.
Saturday
to
4
a.m.!lon-
uder
that
ownership,
The
Monday.
However
the
six
hour
Empire
continued
in
the
daily
period
from
4
to
10
this
morn-,
Held
for
nintjen
years,
when
ing
showed
.6
inches
of
rain.
it
was
bought
by
H.
G.
Perry
of
lhe
24
hour
periods
ending
at
Prince
George
and
amalgamated
4
a.m.
Sunday
and
Monday
re-'with
the
Daily
News,
selectively
showed
.37
and
.42
Mr.
Franks
served
in
the
South
lnches-
j
African
War
1899-1902,
as
a
the
meantime
and
rather
to
concentrate
on
McClymont
Park.
Icy
to
improve
Algoma
Park.
Cape
Race,
7,000,
25.2c,
24.5c'
Army
aii
Navy
veterans
Eng-
lish
derby
sweepstake.
Mar-
j
tinss
held
the
lucky
ticket'
on
I
the
winning
horse,
Galcador.
STRANAHAN
WINS
ST.
ANDREWS,
Scotland
Frank
Stranahan,
Toledo,
Ohio,
Saturday
won
his
second
British
amateur
golf
championship
within
three
years
when
he
overwhelmed
Dick
Chapman
of
Pirhurst,
N.C.,
8and
6
in
the
36
hele
final.
h
PhiiW
whese
address
was
given
as
Florida,
was
accused
of
releasing
the
and
Ispaco,
38,000,
25.5c,
25c
which
la
Itll
I,
Ul
W1C
HILViJf
IlllMlb
Park,
and
also
to
recommend
to
fin
umiia
i
j
air
brake
pressure
on
the
plane.
22c'
Bootn-
the
elected
Parks
Board
which
Co-op
-1
will
t.akp
nffim
npxt.
vpjir
that
wmosa
tCP)
Na.
The
defect
was
discovered
in
a
routine
check
before
the
plane
26,500,..
Rodney..
thnlr
future
.-dans
should
ho
In
i
''nS-
member
of
Company
82,
Imperial
Yeomanry.
He
belonged
to
several
Masonic
and
Moose
lodges,
and
In
recognition
of
his
forty
years
with
the
International
FRANK
DIBB
IS
LAID
AT
REST
concentrate
on
McLymont
Park.,7,0M-
-
!
In
the
meantime,
the
Parks!
I
Board
assured
the
representa-l
THE
WEATHLR
SATURDAY
j
American
New
York
1,
Philadelphia
6
Detroit
8,
St.
Louis
6
Cleveland
1,
Chicago
6
Boston
4-8,
Washington
3-2
SUNDAY
New
York
6-5,
Philadelphia
3-6
Cleveland
0-7,
Chicago
2-0
Detroit
6-2,
St.
Louis
2-1
Boston
8,
Washington
7
SATURDAY
National
Chicago
7,
Pittsburgh
5
Philadelphia
8,
New
York
5
St.
Louis
9,
Cincinnati
1
Brooklyn
1,
Boston
7
SUNDAY
Brooklyn
1,
Boston
4
Philadelphia
5-1,
New
York
2-3
St.
Louis
6-7,
Cincinnati
2-2
Chicago
6-5,
Pittsburgh
0-1
Pacific
Coast
Saturday
Oakland
3,
Sacramento
0
Seattle
4,
San
Francisco
3
Hollywood
6.
San
Diego
4
Portland
4.
Lcv
Angeles
1
TERRACE
Rt.
Wor.
Bro.
took
to
the
air.
A
lawyer,
Joseph
Cohen,
said
the
action
arose
from
a
dispute
over
ownership
of
the
air
craft.
Vinson,
he
said,
was
acting
on
instructions
from
his
company-Ocean
Air
Trade
Ways
which
typographical
union
was
pre-
Frank
Dibb,
past
district
deputy
jsemed
j
tives
of
the
Football
Association
j
Forecast
j
that
thev
wou'd
grade
the
p!?y-
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
jing
pitch,
repair
the
players'
with
occasional
showers
today,
j
booths,
erect
u
gate
and
e'ean
Cloudy
tomorrow
witti
rain
be-up
the
surrounding
stretches.
ginning
In
the
afternoon.
Little
,a'fia
acri-d
Russia
Wring
300,000
Soviet
Red
China.
There
f
confirming
the
"Ms
sairi
earlier
.7
and
Communist
11
"-rertl
t.h;lt
4000n0
7n
could
settle
in
1
The
defense
minis-re
Uian
150,000
Sov-,';
art
Rationed
in
such
:
9na
cities
as
Dairen.
i
had
leased
the
plane
to
Curtiss
v.as
buried
7
T
with
I
V
full
TMonM
Masonic
local
union
on
the
occasion
of
rites
here
Saturday
afternoon
,
ni!
Jeav8
nere-
In
aon
to
his
widow
at
following
a
service
in
the
Mi-
fonic
Hall
conducted
by
Wor-ialiano
Island,
surviving
rela-
fhipful
Master
Elwood
Brooks;
tives
are
three
sons,
Roy
Franks
with
Bro.
David
Bain
as
chap-
of
New
Westminster,
Stanley
Present
at
the
meeting
were
cnanBe
ln
temperature.
Winds
E.
D.
Forward,
chairman,
W.
D
southwesterly
(25
mph)
decreas-
Reid
Flying
Service
Ltd.
The
defence
chose
trial
by
jury.
Preliminary
hearing
was
!
tambie.
secretary,
C.
P.
Balasno,
ln
10
"b"1
y
tnis
evening.
H.
C
Whalen,
Pat
Forman.
Aid-
Winds
southeasterly
(151
tomor-'ermen
George
Casey.
Don
Fitch,
l'w
morning
.Increasing
to
i
W
A.
Nj;Lean
with
J.
S.
Wilson,
southeast
(30)
in
the
afternoon.
;
lain.
Tlie
service
concluded
with
Frank?,
of
Fraser
Lake
and
Jaclc
t
the
Masonic
ritual
at
the
grave-
j
Franks
of
Prince
Rupert.
.
and
and
Changchun.
sct
for
June
6-
nal
Spy
Hunt
May
side
in
the
Kalum
Cemetery.
!
two
daughters,
Mrs.
Roy
(Lillian
)
Pallbearers
were
Hon.
E.
T.'
Becker,
and
Mrs.
A.
C.
(Elsie)
Kenney,
James
McGlashan,
L.
Cameron
of
Prince
Rupert.
Finlayson,
K.
Keefer,
S.
Kirk-,
Tne
funeral
wlI1
take
place
and
G.
Lambley.
aldy
!
Wednesday
afternoon
from
the
president
of
the
Football
Associ-
-Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomor-Ption
and
A;t
Murray
of
the
row
at
Port.
Hardy,
40
and
55;
Baseball
Association
present
by
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
40
invitation.
and
52.
ll
SNOW
IN
COLORADO
DENVER
Snow
covered
northern
Colorado
and
Wyoming
today.
In
Denver,
big
tree
branches,
broken
by
the
weight
of
a
seven-inch
fall,
littered
the
streets.
ARREST
FOLLOWS
CRASH
PRAGUE,
Ciechoslovakia
Twelve
persons
were
killed
and
12
others
injured
when
an
express
train
and
a
freight
collided
in
Slovakia.
Engineers
of
both
trains
were
arrested.
16
HOMELESS
IN
FIRE
1
OTTAWA
Fire
of
unknown
origin,
caused
$75,000
damage
and
drove
16
persons
from
'their
apartments
In
a
downtown
'
business
block.
TO
RESUME
CAREER
ROME
Ingrid
Bergman
hopes
to
return
to
movies
soon,
a
friend
said.
He
quoted
Che
star
as
saying
she
plans
to
resume
her
career
when
publicity
about
her
and
Roberto
Rossellinl
dies
down.
Any
Tire
How
me
cuici
iiiuuiiicia
wcie
uic
widow
Mrs.
Amy
Dibb,
Mr.
and
Sunday
Los
Angeles
4-0,
Portland
2-9
,
Hollywood
8-0,
San
Diego
3-4
San
Francisco
12-8,
Seattle
6-7
j
Oakland
2-10
Sacramento
-9.
(CIM
Indications
todav
are
that
Aluminum
Ladders
Gracing
Fire
Hall
Prince
Rupert
Fire
Department
is
the
proud
IS
fnv
i,v,..l
...m.
n.
i...:.
.
1
4
U
TTnWurl
Patterson
Funeral
Home
in
New
Westminster.
AIR
PASSENGERS
FTo
Vancouver
t
today
Mi.
B.
Woolf,
G.
A
Beare.
Doiii
Little
and
son.
F.
B.
Johnson,
Mrs.
H.
Thorn,
J.
'ln
antf-esmon;ige
drive
whose
pace
has
not
Mrs.
George
Dibb,
Mrs.
Irene
,
Vance,
Mrs.
R.
Gordon,
Mrs.
T.
!
If.
Wilford,
Mr.
Charles
Collins,
j
Other
friends
were
with
the
;
funeral
party
which
came
by
car
from
Prince
Rupert
follow-!
ins
a
service
there.
"lc"erl
since
the
celebrated
snv
trials
of
1946.
j;re
are
siRns
that
it
may
blow
.open
at
any
J
!t
is
all
submerged
h
and
curtained
off.
No-
;
Ua
was
talking
Western
International
Saturday
Wenatchee
5,
Tacoma
3
Trl-City
5-0,
Salem
2-1
Vancouver
17-4,
Yakima
8-
3
Spokane
14-1.
Victoria
8-14
Spokane
14-1.
Victoria
8-11
Sunday
Tri-Ctty
3,
Salem
1
Wenatchee
7-3,
Tocoma
6-9
Onlv
eame?
scheduled
possessor
of
two
brand
new,
pieces
of
equipment.
Last
week
two
aluminum
ladders,
one
40
feet,
the
other
20
feet,
were
unpacked
and
now
grace
the
fire
hall.
Firemen
are
confident
that
the
light
weight
ladders
will
be
of
inestimable
value
if
ever
they
are
called
on
to
tackle
a
blaze
in
a
multiple
storey
buildinc
I
The
mourners
were
the
guests,
Farris.
f
'cf
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Spencer
T
Sandspit
today
F.
Dar-Kitsumgallum
for
the
short
time
old-
H-
C.
Miller,
Mrs.
Marshall
,
they
were
here
as
they
returned
!
and
infant.
J.
Orvick.
R.
Luca:,
I
to
the
coast
almost
immediately
B-
Lane,
J.
Parker.
eftr
the
lntermenl.
I
From
Sandspit
(Saturday)
i
,
Mr.
Eowker,
A.
Berg,
D.
Crosby.
LOCAL
TIDES
Tuesday,
May
30,
1950
Hiah
12:44
19.4
feet
:5th,
'
.
;
wept
"P
ntinn
swoop
on
a
'
a"mi;
spy
net
wo-k
Low
6:24
1.3
feet
18:25
6.1
ftet