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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada'i
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHONE
81
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
31.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
7,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
SITUATION
C
ENTIRE
y
!
UWnl
I
WER
itiOfioriS
For
Benewal
Chamber
Of
Commerce
To
Keep
Watch
i
i
SONG
WINNERS
reement
Oith
North
'ower
o.
Bef
erred
f
.
..
"A-
J
Steamers
Fear
Rail
;i
Gets
Lcgol
Advice
Suggesting
"Sub-j
Dcfouit"
Casey
Proposes
Suit
ici!
Monday
night
at
a
special
meeting
fer
consideration
of
a
proposal
of
the
;i,-h
Columbia
Power
Company
for
a
Suggested
City
Partly
Responsible
Busi-
-ness
Views
Aired
View
was
held
by
some
members
of
the
"Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
Chamber
last
night
that
the
city
council
might
share
vith
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.
at
least
some
of
the
responsibility
for
the
present
1
power
emergency
In
the
city.
OTTAWA
it
A
"ruinous
rate
VANCOUVER
Ira
Dilworth,
j
general
supervisor
of
CBC's
,
international
service,
today
an-
j
pounced
British
Columbia
win-
'
ners
of
CBC's
song
writing
con-test
which
offered
$2500
for
tein
)
winning
songs.
Jean
Coultbard
j
of
Vancouver
won
for
"Quebec
i
May",
and
Margaret
Mclntyre
!
cf
Roberts
Creek
for
her
"Lost
i
Lagoon."
'
j
NEW
FRENCH
CABINET
!
PARIS
Prime
Minister
Gorges
Eidault
today
formed
a
new
government,
the
first
since
liberation
which
has
contained
no
Socialist
ministers.
MERCl'RYS
BEAT
SWISS
VROSA,
Switzerland
Edmon
ton
Mercurys
today
showed
all-round
hockey
mastery
to
down
a
Swiss
tram
4
to
Z,
maintaining
the
winning
streak
of
their
ear
renewal
of
its
franchise
to
supply
war"
may
emerge
Hthe
railways
luce
Rupert
with
electrical
energy
until
arc
allowed
indiscriminate
use-
or
,
i
,vi
i
...v
4i
power
to
eliminate
competition
considered
whether
there
the
city
had
mpanR
.
lmB
r.
JprntI
rr"
a
Canada
Steamships
Lines
lawyer
said
today.
'
under
the
'
-
j
with
Hi"
0f
u,e
coutieil
ought
to
be
duoct-
i
iri.uilt
had
ivn
f
iculiirltf
In
the
rlmiivr
j
HOME
AGAIN
In
Ottawa
following
their,
expulsion
from
Communist-dominated
Czechoslovakia
are
Cpl.
J.
C.
Vanier,
left,
of
Rochebaucourt,
Que.,
and
Sgt.
Rcgiiiald
Dunko,
right,
of
Toronto
md
Lauder,
Man.
Mrs.
Danko,
holding
her
ihrec-ye
ar-old
son,
Ralph,
left
Prague
shortly
after
the
two
R.C.A.F.
members
of
the
staff
of
the
Canadi
an
air
attache
there
were
expelled
on
charges
the
Canadian
government
has
said
are
"baseless."
St.
Danko
holds
Brian,
5,
who
doesn't
like
cameramen.
The
two
airmen
denier)
charges
that
th?y
engaged
In
espionage.
(C.
P.
Photo)
Ahon
"aruiard
of
Montreal,
paragraph
of
the
brief,
reading!
as
'
follows-
I
ln
a
b
tf
Prescnled
to
lh
Royal
"
'As
stated
In
Clause
29
of
the
Commission
on
transportation.
!"a"
""-P
have
their,
present
agreement
bylaw
Time
Is
10
U,e
wal1
b,'cause
of
I
."un-
the
essence
of
this
agreement
and
i,,di
i-xiiialed.
vi-til
!
no
'H'"
,ls
'lie
pri'.sent
VMllllUi-.-.
'
I'.vi
ivt-d
specie
t
i
if
mailer
i
liaivcv.
eity
iX.ip
vM
il
iipm-
The
Chamber
instructed
its
utilities
committee
to
go
Into
the
power
situation
and
report
to
the
executive.
With
Thomas
B.
Black,
general
manager
of
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
and
also
vice-president
of
the
j
Chamber
of
Commerce,
on
hand
,
to
answer
question's,
usual
open
current
continental
tour.
Al
the
railways'
favor.
He
alleged
'
t
l
t
41...
1
f
'
ft
I
tiuiL,
uuu'i
Lin-
tigii-ru
cual
i
Immigrants
Arousea
tv
mt'iuou.
ui?
ittuwu)!t
can
ouuiiii
;
of
every
provision
thereof.'
It
is
hoped
that
the
proposal
now
made
may
be
rega-ded
as
ol
immediate
importance
and
a
decision
readied
without
delay.'
"It
is
gratifying
lo
have
this
quoted
by
the
Power
Company.
Terrace
Holds
IBy-Eleclion
a
monopoly
of
the,
shippers'
busl-I
i
J
!
ncss
by
offering-him
unusually
I
lt
lldllldX
ing
procedure
of
the
meeting
was
suspended
so
that
the
power
situation
might
be
given
the
right
of
way
on
the
agenda.
A
letter
from
President
Fel-
Love
Affair
Sow
rates.
Pin
vis
paced
ihe
Merks
with
a
bat
triek.
CONTINUE
AIR
SEARCH
VANCOUVER
Seven
Vancouver
planes
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
which
were
out
yesterday,
were
unable,
on
account
of
unfavorable
weather
conditions,
lo
engage
in
the
scaxch
for
the
missing
C-54
transport.
Meanwhile
search
HALIFAX
Nearly
1,600
immigrants
will
arrive
here
Wcdncs-
uuu
'A
m
il
me
b'us
ii.sclf
iinder
the
;
ii
i
k
il
proper
,..iis
iii)
i!s
be-i;h
In
.t,
by
-
ririfiiiinencU-v
.a
.mil
taken
in
of
the
Ki.fr
.-iioila'iO
The
Canadian
National
Railways,
he
said,
had
suggested
this
TERRACE
-S.
N.
G.
Kivkaldy.
postmaster
here,
was
elected
village
commissioner
at
a
special
election
Mord'-n
follov
irj
the
re.
signaUon
a
month
aso
of
former
commissioner.
Charles
A3arn,
senthal
to
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudder-ham
suggesting
that
the
city
council
had
been
remiss
ln
failing
to
call
a
special
meeting
to
power
be
extended
by
allowing
day
whrn
tl,c
Samaria
docks
to
from
Europe.
The
Cunard
liner
carriers
employ
agreed
charge,
indiscriminately
and
without
embarked
U00
displaced
persons
al
Cuxhaven.
.Oermany,
and
400
control,
for
the
uuriM.se
of
can-
However,
the
fact
that
time
is
of
the
essence
of
the
originul
agreement
does
not.,
in
our
opinion,
make
time
of
the
essence
of
any
submission
which
is
made
under
the
present
circumstances."
DISCISSION
Following
reading
of
the
one
original
resolution
by
Aldeiiium
Casey,
Alderman
Black
pointed
cut
a
considerable
poruon
of
the
document
was
incorrect
and
that
from
its
com-
deal
with
the
matter
and
take
a
definite
stand,
was
read.
Robert
McKay,
chairman
of
the
Chamber's
utilities
commit-
luring
business
petltors.
l.lancs
frcm
I'ort
St.
John
have
been
moved
to
Wbitehorse
to
cone
.-
rale
on
the
area
between
Snag
and
Whitehorse.
theatre
proprietor.
In
calm,
sunny
25
atvvc
weather,
resident.!
carve
out
t
:
vo'
e
and
out
of
184
balMs
cast
Mr.
dy
won
out
over
his
ri)cr.cnt
Harry
P.
Phillips
by
50
votes.
,i;:ir'ii
further
W';
li.iiii
from
;i;.p;ireiHly
!iuiii-
of
the
t.'ii'ie
has
HOLLYWOOD
U-Swclling
up-
,
roar
against
the
international
j
'
love
of
Ingrid
Bergman
and
Rob-
ert
Rooselinl,
which
an
Alabama
ministerial
group
charges
"tends
1
to
glorify
adtiitery.'
'stormed
today
at
Ihe
fates
of
Hollywood,
j.
Human
Cntnoiic
and
Protest
-ant
churches,
censorship
buards
even
Lcrislatue
in
Texas
calls
cn
.theatres
to
ban
the
film
which
r.p."rked
the
romance
"Stromboli."
Rossellini
ha
i
been
reported
in
Riime
as
sayh
g
thai
he
i.s
the
father
of
the
child.
.
Miss
Berpni'Mi
i.s
still
married
i
tee,
did
not
see
where
the
Cham-
ber
could
do
anything.
In
his
I
opinion
it
was
the
city
council's
j
business.
passengers
at
Le
Havre
to
take
them
to
their
various
destinations
from
the
Maritimcs
to
the
,
Pacific
Coast.
"
,
,;
y:
According
to
the
passenger
department
of
the
Canadian
Na-i
tional
Railways
here,
four
special
j
trains
will
be
operated
from
dock-'
iide
by
the
C.N.R.
Two
trains
will
J
go
to
Montreal,
one
to
Toronto
WINDSORS
RETURNING
LONDON
The
Evening
Standard
said
today
that
the
Duke
S.
N.
G.
Khkaldy
116.
Harry
P.
Phiiips-66.
shouij
chuck
his
vri.iiv
U
that
!""1C
gentleman
orrcci
it
would
i
n?u'S."
Unity
Is
Bulwark
Holy
Name
Basnet
Crowd
of
150
Addressed
by
Bishop
Sfiml
(
Imrter
Presented
"The
wording
of
the
ros-jlu-
4
1....
"
.....it
-mli.t'l
"in
in
a
apuiiy
is
in
i
under
Us
linn,
nivi.
ttoi
j
iiiyin-vj,
o
j
T.
Nor'on
Youngs
felt
that
the
letter
of
the
President
to
the
mayor
was
quite
ln
order.
A
great
deal
of
blame
lay
with
the
mayor
and
city
council,
he
felt.
"
No
i'ormal
demand
had
even
been
made
upon
the
power
company
to
increase
power
facilities.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
A
weather
disturbance
moving
.if
n
cOit-tvi
fniilFD
in
iit
flMlf
and
the
fourth
to
Winripcg,
carrying
passengers
bound;-
fo
various
parts
of
Western
Canada
With
the
post
war
immigra-
general
way
a
compiaim
mu'insi
passed
a
failure
of
the
company
to
comply
.te
Casey
with
the
terms
ol
the
contract,
it
Brown
it
is
a
General
trend.
It
does
not
G
to
Dr.
Peter
Lirdsfom.
At
Memphis,
Tennessee,
the
ci-
j
of
Alaska
this
morning
was
caiM-
Minn
lifmni
tn
rtnnnftn
nhniit.
nvo-
C-.
.isor
sn
id
that
all
i
d
to
ex-
necessarily
mean
the
vorcine
is
An
nrlrlress
on
familv
and
Car-
i
or-pr.rflii-iT
tn
f.vleml
irnvernmpni
tj-eOUPci
man's
films
would
be
ban
..
t...
0.j
Anllmnv
I
11
r.
i
...111
I
BCT
There
was
too
much
of
an
attitude
of
merely
"thinking
about
it."
The
city
needed
proddins,
Mr.
Youngs
felt.
W.
J.
Scott
did
not
agree
that
(Continued
oa
Pa?e
Four)
1SU
uniiy
uy
iviuou
vi.t.
iuiuiuiv
jrcpoiLS,
me
oitiuuua
win
uiiug
Jordan
O.M.I.,
Bishop
and
Vicar-
j
24
persons
for
the
Maritime
prov-Apostolic
of
Prince
Rupert,
feat-
J
inces,
290
to
Quebec,
793
to
On-ured
a
banquet
gathering
under
tario,
345
to
Western
Canada
and
the
auspices
of
the
Holy
Name
!
more
than
100
for
various
un-Socicty
of
Annunciation
Church
i
known
destinations,
which
was
held
in
the
Catholic
Included
among
the
imml-
ned
there
if
(
fficials-ruled
such
action
wa?
legal.
Representative
R.
E.
Blount
of
Big
Snrinps.
Texas,
introduced
a
resolution
in
the
Texas
legislature
to
ban
"Stromboli"
in
the
state.
and
Duchess
of
Windsor
may
take
up
residence
in
England.
The
newspaper
says
that
the
Duke
has
requested
real
estate
dealers
to
be
on
the
look
out
for
a
country
home
conveniently
located
near
London.
MAY
EXTIUOITE
Fl'CHS
WASHINGTON
Chairman
Brian
MciWahon
(Democrat,
Connecticut)
said
Sunday
night
that
the
Congressional
atomic
committee
was
exploring
the
possibility
of
American
extradition
Ml
Klaus
Fuchs,
the
British
scientist
who
is
suspected
of
passing
atomic
and
hydrogen
bomb
secrets
to
Russia.
It
has
been
revealed
that
Fuchs
was
interred
for
two
years
in
Canada
during
the
last
war,
having
been
sent
over
from
Britain
after
a
round
up
of
aliens.
Later
he
was
released
to
assist
in
scientific
research.
the
foundation
of
a
suit."
Alderman
Black
further
argued
that
specific
clalnu
in
the
resolution
were
incorrect
and
not
according
to
the
agreement.
"Insofar
as
the
booster
pump
Is
concerned,
the
city
cannot
supply
sufficient
water
through
an
18"
main
-and
as
far
as
taking
writer
from
Woodsworth
Lake,
there
is
nothing
in
the
agreemtvit
that
stops
the
company
from
usin
water
from
that
souvc."
"Gentlemen,"
City
Clerk
H.
D.
Thaln
cut
ln.
"to
avoid
further
School
Hall
one
night
last
weeK.
grants
will
be
handicraft
workers,
ing
snow
aaU
rain
along
the
coast
and
will
cany
increased
cloudiness
and
snow
Hurries'into
the
interior
tonight.
Tomorrow
will
see
less
thower
activity
on
the
coast
and
frequent
punny
intervals
in
the
interior.
Temperatures
tomorrow
over
most
of
the
province
will
be
close
to
the
normal
range
of
30
to
40
for
early
February.
However
in
the
far
north
near
the
Yukon
border
sub
zero
weather
will
continue.
Fc
recast
North
Coast,
Region
Intermittent
rain
and
snow
mixed
today.
Cloudy
with
occasional
snow
flurries
tonight
and
Wednesday.
Little
change
in
temprature.
Wind,
southerly.
30
m.p.n.
dccrca-lng
to
15
m.
p.
h.
this
evening.
Lows
to
domestics,
nurses,,
farm
and
hy-
HEARTS
DEFEAT
dro
electric
workers,
and
others
DUNDEE
UNITED
skilled
in
various
trades
and
Empire
Games
Canada
Gets
Two
Titles
1
Such
unity,
His
Excellency
prescribed
as
a
bulwark
against
threats
to
the
present
way
of
life.
During
the
proceedings
F.
Earl
Anfield,
who
was
one
or
the
guests
of
honor,
in
his
capacity
i
U
agreement
bK,veen
city
C
Puur
Co.
as
'v
hi
entering
PuvuT
Company
:;ii;;
with
terms
j
U'Tidecl
to
i:il
i:ity
clerk
;uiii;y
of
engas-.
'
expert
advice
"i?
with
the
'
iv.wr
Utilities
'!
the
British
Commission
In
and
future
Hie
city.
i-.ro
I!
T
-J'
lae
Mayor
and
L.ive
looked
1
I'lesented
'"'''fstiiy
on
the
'"pi.ils
covering
;i,l'!lneut,,
rate
general
occupations.
.
GLASGOW
(?
Hearts
yester-
.
,
,
day
defeated
Dunr'ee
United
2
ta
'
Mrs.
G.
H.
Seaman
of
Terrace
1
in
Scottish
Cup
soccer
first
is
spending
a
Jew
days
in
Prince
round
replay
in
overtime.
Hearts
Rupert.
She
is
staying
with
Mrs.
now
meet
Aberdeen
in
the
sec-B.
E.
Eyolfcon.
ond
round.
arguments,
lt
would
be
simpler
to
cut
out
the
preamble
s.)
that
only
the
crux
of
the
lejoluiion
i
remains."
i
Alderman
Casey
usread
with
the
city
clerk's
suggestion
adding
that
"if
we
have
no
real
as
district
commissioner
of
the
Boy
Scouts,
presented
to
Bishop
Jordan
the
charter
for
the
Fifth
Prince
Rupert
Scout
Troop.
Mr.
Anfield
gave
a
brief
address
on
the
Scout
movement.
Accepting
the
charter,
Bishop
Jordan
expressed
appreciation
of
the
formation
of
the
troop
in
1949
under
AUCKLAND
P
Canada's
track
and
field
stars,
still
seeking
their
initial
first-place
medal
',at
the
1950
British
Empire
Gaines,
today
saw
two
of
the
Dominion's
j
records
wiped
from
the
books
but
I
her
weight-lifters
and
wrestlers
fared
better
hi
the
Commonwealth
competition.'
Picturesque
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johmlou
Co
Ltd.)
night
and
Highs
tomorrow
at
rort
Hardy
25
and
35,-Sand-pit
25
and
35,
Prince
Rupert
25
and
32.
Pi
ioneer
uies
'
HIClllST
iMllllcs
claim
.
.
.
forget
it."
He
then
turned
to
Alderman
Hluen
and
said:
"Will
Alderman
Black
honestly
stand
up
and
say
that
since
the
aureemcnt
was
oK'iwl,
the
renewal,
f
figures
he
Ericf
I
the
sponsorship
of
the
Holy
Name
Society,
also
speaking
briefly
on
the
fundamental
alms
of
the
Scout
movement.
!
About
150
persons
attended
the
banquet
which
was
presided
over
by
N.
R.
Young,
president
of
the
(Contrinued
Pagc5
Colorful
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
for
more
than
40
years,
Joseph
Decicco,
78
died
in
General
Hospital
Sunday.
Born
ln
Italy,
he
came
to
this
country
a
few
years
before
arriving
In
this
city.
A
single
man,
Mr.
Decicco
is
survived
by
a
brother
in
Italy,
who
had
once
visited
him
here,
Vaucouvcr
.
Bayonnc
j
Bralorne
9.7S
B.
R-
Con
03
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B
R
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013
Cariboo
Quartz
1.25
j
Congress
New
-16
Hedley
Mascot
27
Pacific
EaiitTn
-05
j
Pend
Oreille
5.55
j
Pioneer
.....
3.25
.53
.27
.13
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99.59
1.14
.55
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4.01)
.
6.15
.35
.37
Wednesday,
February
8,
1950
'
llif.ll
5:01
20.8
feet
17:23
17.8
feet
Low
ll:2'i
5.4
feet
23:27
0.G
feel
Strikes
Hit
Coal
Output
Holy
Name
Society.
The
hall
was
attractive
in
candlelight
but,
by
the
time
ihe
tne
111
'v'-paa:r
re-
'
'
Polished
at
li"
1
'v.it
Com-11
been
un
r:
-"
in
this
'
hat,
in
f0l-..
'
mid
apiea-"
to
substan-1
i's
oiiginal
''
eircum
1
lia
k
j-
wuuiti
""
('i'y
to
ci...i
;
'wiill-d
un-"'
"n
itt-tifi
a
'''imagos
or
PITTSBURG
(f
Coal
produe-
actuui
proceedings
started,
tlon
in
the
UniU'd
States
plum-
lights
had
come
on.
!
On
ace'out
of
powci
shortage,
the
Regular
Monthly
Meeting,
Brunch
27
Canadian
Legion
with
Initiation
of
new
High
point
of
the
Canadian
truck
endeavours
was
a
two-three
in
the
880
yards
final
won
by
England
in
a
stirring
finish.
Jimmy
Varaleau
of
Ottawa
Canada's
lone
"
contestant
ir.
weight-lifting,
won
the
title.
In
wrestling
Henry
Hudson,
29
Dominion,
welterweight
champion
from
Montreal,
took
the
middleweight
title.
-
England's
three
triumphs
wortli
fen
points
apiece
hi
un
official
team
standings,
enable:
her
to
close
some
ground
on
th
front-running
Australian
lean
It
was
still
touch
and
go
betwee;
England
and
New
Zealand
fo.
second
place
with
Canada
hold
ing
fourth
position
among
twelv
countries.
I
Canada's
Don
Pettie
shove:
lie
may
spring
Canada
som
1
points
when
the
final
oi
the
220
yard
dash
Is
run
on
he
nex
,
track
and
field
day
Thursday.
11-'
f
inisiied
third
to
Australia
;
and
a
nephew
in
San
Francisco,
Peter
Bruno,
a
former
business-.
man
of
this
city.
I
The
"deceased
had
been
ln
fall-
!
j
ing
health
for
some
time.
When
the
cold
snap
hit
this
area,
he
moved
into
the
home
of
Mrs.
G
Mazzel
from
his
small
dwelling,
in
the
700
block
on
Ninth
Avenue
West.
His
eonaition
had
no
im-'
I
proved
so
he
entered
hospital
The
evening's
program
included
piano
solos
by
Alan
Forman.
accordion
numbers
by
Miss
Stella
Chuurin.
vocal
solos
by
Father
O.
meted
today
In
the
wuke
ol
inc.
soft,
coal
miners'
country-wld'j
strike.
All
signs
point
to
rising
unemployment
in
the
coal-using
industries.
About
372,000
diggers
are
Premier
order
-
03',:.
Privateer
I'-'1-:
Reeves
McDonald
2.40
Reno
I
H
Sheep
Creek
38
?
Silbak
Premier
12
-Taku
River
.12
Salmon
Gold
04
Vananda
06'
i
Oils
An"lo
Canadian
4.50
A
P
Con
-23
Vz
Heat
tie-
...
Bevemirt
Robin
Buffalo
Canadian
...
Co.
Smelters.
Con
west
Donalda
Eldona
Fat-t
Sullivan
Giant
Y'Ku;fe
God's
Lake
-
Hardrock
Harrieana
Heva
Hosco
.
.
,.
Jacknife
:
Joliet
Quebec
Lake
Rowar.
Laeaska
Littls
Long
Lae
Lvnx
MaHs-'n
Rer
lake
.
MeKe-.me
R'-d
Lake
Mcle"d
ockshutt
Mnneta
NU'MlK,
Not
"da
Louvieourt
Pick'e
Trow
Reacourt
Sail
Antuiil.)
Senator
Rotivn
Fherrit.
Gordon'
,SU-eo
Rock
Sturv.enn
River
Silver
Miller
Upper
Canatia
members)
will
be
held
in
the
Canadian
I-;uon
Hall
al
7:30
p.m.
sharp,
Wed.,
Feb.
Itlh.
i32
P.
Mohan,
accompanied
by
C.
P.
Balauno,
and
vocal
duets,
with
on
strike
in
fourteen
states.
They
self-accumoaniment
on
guitar
,i
:r
CoM-linidsl
they
will
not
be
"bllick"
and
t,anjo,
by
the
Misses
Cios
and
two
weeks
ago
and
was
there
tip
!
"1141
jacked"
into
heeding
the
federal
Mea
Vernier,
recently
aruveu
ime
of
his
death.
I
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'
a
.
.07
.
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.70
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.04
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'i
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2.00
.
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2.63
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1.55
..
68.25
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i.n
.
.04
...
3.75
.28
..
2.2n'
.
2..V!
.22
.63
3.25
mer
in
the
eariy
auys
oi
nif
Hl
XI
A
far
Atlantic
15
Calmont
52
C
&.
E
7.fi0
Central
Lcduc
1.30
,!,,!
'M'.'-eeiru
it,
'
"ii'
aiy
jii'b-
be
d-
alt
'-'""iiul.
On
'he
.
I
hat,
in
from
Holland.
Other
guests
or
honor,
besides
the
Bishop
and
Mr.
Anfield,
were
Fathers
F.
Rayner,
E.
Green
and
O.
P.
Mohan.
Taft-Hartley
Act.
The
strikers
can
produce
aboui,
2.200,000
tons
a
day.
Throughout
the
country
less
than
two
weeks'
coal
reserves
remain
stored
above
ground.
"i
the
ong'.ial
his
life,
his
later
years
were
taken
ip
by
working
in
a
small
garden
beside
his
dwelling
and
cutting
kindling
wood
for
neighbours.
'
Fnueral
services
arc
expected
to
be
held
Friday.
He
was
a
devout
Roman
Catholic
and
going
:i-te
Johnny
Treloar
in
one
semi-iina
The
supper,
provuicu
oy
uk.-Civic.
Centre
Dining
Room,
was
served
by
John
MacDougall
with
the
assistance
or
M.
Murphy.
W.
could
franc'
pa1
ele-ctov
11.75
.10
2.00
4.55
.3!!'b
.
.07
9.10
.08
.12",
Home
Oil
M"rcury
Oka
It
n
Paciric
Pete
.,
Princess
Roval
Canadian
Royalite
Toronto
Athona
Aumaque
The
passenger
train
from
th.
East,
due
at
10:15
p.m.
will
be
twe
i
inlliiiin-n
niii
fit"
1
about
in
his
bare
feet
hi
seasor
'
tj
I!
followed
ii
BASKETBALU
t
TONIGHT
8:30
p.m.
fc
o
........wlv
h
Page,
J.
Penland,
M.
Gagnow,
u.
Sharon,
Ed.
Ling,
M.
Albert,
D.
Mulroney,
R.
Schaeffer,
J.
Bug-
and
out,
he
y,ns
a
familiar
fig-
J
hours
and
forty
minutes
late
h
i
tire
about
the
city
since
the
eariy
arriving
due
to
late
connections;
orig'.iai
Civic
Centre
WEDNESDAY
Tickets
Ormes
and
Civic
Centre
at
Jasper.
days.
I
or.
v.o-ops
vs.
diuhi"vu.
j
,
the
yinka
and
Jmes
MacDougall,.