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Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
STAR
y
CABS
,-
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
157.
TRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JULY
6,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
TruceTo
End
U
STRIKE
RAILWAY
Looks
Like
Resumption
of
War
in
Palestine
This
Week
CAIRO,
Egypt,
ft
A
delayed
Tel
Aviv
dispatch
said
today
that
the
Israeli
government
voted
last
night
for
"complete
rejection"
of
the
main
parts
of
the
United
Nations
peace
proposal
or
Palestine.
An
official
government
statement
said
there
was
little
doubt
MAY
SETTLED
J
1
1
,
v
1
t
'
i.
t'-r
the
Arabs
will
resume
lighting
NOT
FOR
DEWEY
Companies,
Unions
Get
Together
wnen
tne
lour-week
truce
ends
Friday.
WASHINGTON
President
Brotherhood
Chairman
Says
Both
William
Green
announces
the
In
Jerusalem
Israeli
forces
have
begun
to
dig
in
for
an
all-out
resumption
of
war.
tmnrlnun
ITarlDratiiin
ttt
T
ntw.r
i
Sides
Are
Exhausting
All
Possibilities
will
never
support
the
Dewey-
t
i
j
ry
(
Warren
Republican
presidential
i()J'lll
JjC'St
'
'
MfiMTRPAT,
(CV
A
hrpak
came
yesterday
in
A'X
A
1
J.
A
-a-
tl
the
dispute
which
threatened
to
tie
up
Canadian
rail-
ticket.
ways
in
a
general
strike
July
10.
ine
railways
aim
representatives
of
eighteen
brotherhoods
renewed
negotiations
which
were
broken
off
a
few
weeks
VISIT
IS
OFF
Polio
Prevents
H.M.C.S.
Athabascan
From
Coming
Mere
Visit
of
H.M.C.S.
Athabascan,
new
West
Coast
destroyer
of
the
Canadian
Navy,
which
was
to
have
been
here
next
week,
has
been
postponed,
according
I
to
wora
rect-veu
at
H.M.C.S.
STRIKE
STARTS
ago
when
the
parties,
could
not
agree
on
wane
in
creases.
STRANGE
SETTLEMENT
Elaine
Dunham,
above,
Los
Angeles,
Calif.,
won
a
divorce
from
Farmer
Maurice
F.
Dunham,
but
it
was
the
property
settlement
which
intrigued
Judge
Arthur
Crum.
It
provided
that
Mrs.
Dunham
continue
to
cook
for
her
ex-husband.
He
will
pay
her
$140
a
Frank
H.
Hall,
chairman,
ret
WINS
AGAIN
resenting
122,000
employees,
said
Ituperl
and
Telegraph
Creek
Warmest
Places
in
Province
Northern
British
Columbia
took
fair
weather
honors
for
the
province
yesterday.
Prince
Rupert,
with
73
above,
had
the
highest
temperature
on
the
coast,
the
blazing
sun
of
the
afternoon
culminating
in
a
sultry
evening.
Away
in
the
(
northern
interior,
Telegraph
Creek
reported
85
degrees.
Chatham.
The
Athabascan
is
,
....,..,.,aji1iitmr'iiiiiJ!'ii
i
mnuu
t
m
frtWI
,"we
are
exhausting
all
possibilities"
to
avert
the
threatened
strike.
He
said
negotiations
will
Citation
Captures
Stars
and
Stripes
Handicap
i
Coal
Miners
Are
Walking
Off
Jobs
in
Pennsylvania
PITTSBURG,
ff
Walk-out
of
40,000
''captive"
coal
miners
began
today
in
Western
Pennsylvania.
Bulk
of
the
commercial
miners
remained
idle
in
a
sym-jpathy
walk-out.
Coal
production
Us
only
20
per
cent
of
CHICAGO
Oi
Citation
and
be
resumed
on
Wednesday.
I
LN'GS
Former
air
gunner
FO
J.
H.
McLeod
of
I
w.t:.
presented
with
pilot
wings
by
Air
Marshal
I
rBcBF;.
DSC,
ED.
KCAF
Chief
ol
the
Air
Slaff,
at
-war
KCAF
Willis
parade
lor
pilots.
The
parade
Eddy
Arcaro
teamed
up
again
Monday
to
win
the
$56,000
Stars
month.
She
will
live
In
the
big
house.
He
will
live
in
the
pump
house.
Arrangement
will
last
at
least
until
the
end
of
the
beet
season.
Elaine
explained
that
the
nearest
restaurant
was
16
miles
away
"but
he
does
like
my
meals
too."
now
quarantined
at
Esquimalt
after
an
outbreak
of
polio
from
which
six
of
the
crew
members
are
suffering
in
isolation
at
Royal
Jubilee
Hospital,
Victoria,
one
other
man
having
died.
Quarantine
of
the
Athabascan
is
to
be
lifted
in
one
week.
renlnilia
Air
Station,
imt,
June
n,
wn-n
louiwen
THE
WEATHER
and
Stripes
Handicap
at
Arlington
before
50,000
fans,
the
m.
riv
air
cuuin
rs
and
b.m.b
aimers,
received
pilot
I
KUAr
fnoto)
largest
crowd
in
the
history
of
this
track.
Second
waa
Eternal
Reward
and
third.
Pellicle
Synopsis
Except
for
local
fogs
skies
were
clear
through
the
night
over
the
northern
Briush
Columbia
coast
and
along
the
B.C.-Yukon
boun-lary.
Elsewhere
in
the
province
PALM
BEACH
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
TW-'
Calumet
Stables'
triple
no
ir
9.
fin
am.
d
Lifting
of
Soviet
Blockade
man
cruwu
wuuici
i'"u
-
with
the
win,
gained
fourth
snot
among
all-time
money
on
the
roadside.
Their
trip
from
Florida
has
so
far
registered
cloudy,
unsettled
weather
still
prevailed
this
morning.
Con-
i
ujlnnprs
He
has
made
a
total
WELL-TRAVELLED
STATION
WAGON
ARRIVES
HERE
IAN
PLAN
TO
DRIVE
ALLIES
OUT
,f
tsfi?.
non
and
is
behind
Stymie,
i
siderable
amounts
of
rain
have.
MOTOR
KOMADS
5,117
miles.
Lashed
to
the
top
of
their
car
.is
a
round-bottomed
rowboat
which
they
launch
in
fallen
at
several
points
mrougn-
'Armed
and
Assault,
out
the
interior
with
Quesnul
Out
of
West
Talm
Beach,
likely
looking
roadside
lakes
or
!N,
liKlTlSH
rennrt.ine
1.08
inches
in
the
ne
MAYOR
ARNOLD
OFF
TO
REGINA
!
t."i
..:
,i
:
T,,
1C.inrl
in
Hn
a
Rnnt.
"hf
fishincr
A
California
couple
who
live
.
a
nomadic
life
for
about
18
..-,.
mouths
of
every
year
In
thelriBUOI
QimufAVC
UdW
A.ID
iKNCIl
PUO-
twenty-four
hours
up
to
4:301
J
"
-
..
r(imnftred
to
the
DaVed
high-
I
motor
as
far
as
Prince
George,
L,,,raU
,minum
trailer!
1
J
this
morning.
Improving
con-
pidinuii
tu
'UftW,
.
th
United
states
the
IS
MADE
i
?
jrm
vi
1WK
i
np
iw.n.
i
uon
....
i
.
iu.
i
v,
w-v
i
.
v
fvr
i
1
n
r
t
ncr
.
j
To
lie
Honored
As
Canada's
"Woman
of
the
Year"
r
i
Al
T!l-;tiV.
Cr-
which
whlch
is
is
just
Just
auout
auout
the
the
last
last
word
word
,
!
then
ship
the
car
to
Jasper,
con-'
""
"
;
"
'
.
mwat
are
expeca
over
;
oeptriuue.
w
v
.
,
,mlnr
hv
hhwav
to
Edmon-
,J
L
and
on
the
New
Yrk
.Tf
mthrn'
coast
today
with
cool,
Brothers
A.""
?H
j
Clyde
Clyde
m
l
party
nas
iounu
me
iiuui
:..,
.,,
an
mnsK
as
.
far
as
appointments.
nit.mPU
CCTON,
D.C.
1
St'it(!.s
.
.JiW".i
vw..
rimm-H
Canada's
"Woman
...
,
;
f-.ft
'
II
I;
,'
i
!
t
i
ton,
Calgary
4Jtortn-HT
oather
perswtnir
or'
,
Lffl
concerned
are
in
when
BM.Ouff
pvrf
Jam
ui
-,
,An
..active
storm
They
are
expected
to
ln
uptn
ou
ZZu
waP
j
to
W-
The
cond
.
buaiest
rush
.
ln
Qulf
about
Julv
26
after
driving
ovtrjlrlnre
when
to
th?
nunucil
Uim-!f
the
Year"
by
the
Canadian
WynahaiB,.!"
o.
J.
jbut
passable,"
adding
that
thoy
Wyndham
andSLcpfather
J.
R.
are
used
to
roughing
if
how-Land
are
in
Prince
Rupert
for
j
ever,
and
there
was
really
no
;
a
few
days
in
their
well-travelled
j
particular
bother.
'
,
1940
Pontiac
station
wagon
car-
a.
W.
Wyndham
and
his
uncle.
of
Alaska,
will
bring
rain
t
fOVCI
D-
!
Federation
of
Business
and
Pro-
-
-
-
i
a
i
u
-
Tkxu
o
-t
mtr
.
nriri
wirw
"
-
-ItVl!
it"
the
Big
Bend
Highway
to
'
r
neeanside.
M9.000
persons
are
carried
lotips,
then
over
the
Cariboo
and
northern
coast
early
Wednesday
with
precipitation
spreading
to
the
northwestern
half
of
near
San
Dieyo,
who
arrived
at
j
-
fpK;ional
Women's
Clubs,
left
Monday
by
car
for
Regina
where
she
will
be
formally
investel
with
the
honor
at
the
group's
rying
the
publicity
iegenn.(j.
o.
wynanam
are
ennnsru
m
northern
trans-provincial
hlgh-i
the
construction
trade
at
west.
the
week-end
in
thoir
Dodge
rnr
w
ith
canoe
on
top
and
Garson
Talk
Vancouver
Island
by
weunes-
I
that
tk'
liu:-ji'Ic
of
westrrn
J
i'd
Sat'-
fiecre-
C.
Marshall
pre-ifi'r
of
pro!
est
to
i
atlur
AlexandiT
S.
"Come
to
We,st
Palm
Beacn,
Florida
to
Alaska
and
Back
Atrain."
There
is
no
contest
or
i.day
evening
as
the
storm
con-
will
sail
tomorrow
afternoon
on
j
ways,
a
total
distance
from
Regina
of
about
2,000
miles.
During
Mayor
Arnold's
absence,
Alderman
T.
B.
Black
Is
acting
Mayor.
thiues
its
eastward
motion.
the
Prince
Rupert
lor
a
!
stake
involved
in
the
trip
which
annual
convention
next
week.
With
her
on
her
way
to
the
Saskatchewan
capital
is
Mrs.
!
Basil
S.
Pror.ktrr.
They
plan
to
Palm
Beach.
Clyde
Wyndham
is
just
out
of
the
United
States
Navy
after
six
years'
service
and
plans
on
going
to
collego.
this
fall.
J.
R.
Land
is
a
diesel
mechanic.
visit
to
Ketchikan
unless
mey
.
can
make
arrangements
in
the
j
is
merely
a
leisurely
iionun,
taking
things
as
they
come
and
The
Ut.llctl
Slnts
'cort
with
Great
seeing
the
country.
Thp
men
with
their
car
have
France
in
prot"t-
Defence
Talk:
booked
to
proceed
to
Ketchikaifi
meantime
for
transport
ot
tnem-selves
and
their
outfit
to
Haines
in
which
case
the
might
head
for
the
Alaska
Highway
cut-off
and
thence
return
home.
Mr.
Peterson
is
a
retired
auto-
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
To
Be
proposed
As
National
Liberal
Leader
WINNIPEG
O
The
Free
Press
today
quoted
"Manitoba
Liberals"
as
predicting
that
Premier
Stuart
Garson
will
be
nominated
by
the
Manitoba
delegation
for
leadership
of
the
Liberal
party
at
the
national
convention
at
Ottawa
'
in
August.
.
A
front-page
story
In
the
newspaper
said
that
persons
close
to
the
Premier
were
con-
iiidun
an
Unit
thtfTUjil-
democratic
way
of
life
against
ALIVE,
LUCKY
American
Geologist
Takes
Three
Weeks
For
Four-Day
Trip
lircat
Britain
anI
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Cloudy
in
southern
section
end
clear
elsewhere,
becoming
generally
overcast
by
evening.
Intermittent
rain
commencing
in
vicinity
of
Queen
Charlottes
early
Wednesday,
spreading
to
the
mainland
during
the
day.
Cloudy
over
the
Queen
Charlottes
by
afternoon.
Winds
light
today
and
southerly
(20
m.p.h.)
tonight,
shifting
to
southwesterly
20)
over
the
Charlottes
about
mid-day
to-
if
mobile
dealer
and,
with
Mrs.
any
aggressor
with
arms
night
and
plan
to
head
from
there,
if
they
can
obtain
the
necessary
transportation,
to
Anchorage
or
Seward
and
on
to
Fairbanks
over
the
Alaska
Highway
and
thence
home.
They
Peterson,
now
spends
most
ol
nis
sendiim-
s'-parp"
.siii
through
.
till1
In
Washington,
i'aris
protesting
at
Canada
Slates
Meet
with
Western
Powers
in
Anti-Soviet
Move
OTTAWA,
,9-
The
government
'
disclosed
yesterday
that
the
United
States
was
initiating
EDMONTON.
-W
An'
American
In
maKing
the
announcement
i
time
enjoying
me
uu
he
Department
of
External
Af-
ways
of
the
continent.
They
left
,
fairs
said
that
the
discussions
Oceanside
on
the
present
trip
j
"at
this
stage-
at
least
will
b
May
17
and
came
north
via
the
i
..ni,.ratnw
onrt
nn
the
nitRnnirans.
Tney
have
no
com-1
'geologist
.Robert
P
Ban-
had
never
heard
of
the
Haines
irf
tbnt
he
would
allow
his
name
to
stand
if
there
was
in
IllllCIT
LAUIUlBiui
J
-
"
"
.
I
"exploratory"
discussions
with
1.
11
'
.
...
.
.
1
r
Un
rnollc
nlr.nmiQ'fl
dication
of
support
from,
west-
countries
oi
n.p.on
.
..u
u.
b
defence
-pooling
hi
rnnoh"
between
nt
Cut-off
r,ff
unU
until
they
thev
arrived
in
lesviue,
umkimuh,
u
363
Qn
the
AiMka
Hlghwav
Prince
Rupert
and
called
at
the
t(J
Daily
News
office
V"-
Tort
lson.
It
took
longer
than
ternoon.
Thereupon
they
.Urt-
Hg
arrived'.
last
ed
to
look
into
the
possibilities
weeks
from
tne
j,.oi
Th
stnrv
thought
morrow.
Cooler.
Lows
tonight
niiuracS.
-
.
.,...
,
n,.
Previously
dlplo-liad
said
that
the
:
!
U
joint,
01V!-
'
Uie
notes
are
not
may
not
be
for
but
it
is
reported
actually
will
f'tf-
France
h:vs
urwi
i
ute
line
than
the
i
'I
States
has
tuk"!i.
that
Alberta,
British
Columbia
and
nigns
weaiiesuiy
and
the
prairies
would
back
Hardy
52
and
58,
Massett
48
ana
Europe's
western
.union-tarns
men
;n-";ee;
Thpy
weT3
Wh,Ch,ryStAUanUiptn
INDUSTRY
FOUNDED
IN
1720
'impressed
with
the
magnificenct
f
in!
establishment
of
scenery
of
the
lower
Skeena
.
piiRsions
miiwd
The
first
tin;
w2ungS
"Opiate
manufacture
in
Britain
I
va.ley
and
approach
to
Prince
toward
was
ln
South
Wales
ln
1729,
and
Rupert.
,
nmg-awalted
step
Garson.
I38'
prince
nuiicit
of
taking
their
car
to
Haines
starting
datei
,ucky
to
be
aUve.
and
entering
Alaska
from
that.
pafry
had
been
rescued.from
point.
'
ja
rocky
ledge
overlooking
the
Leaving
West
Palm
Beach
on
Dunedin
Elver
wnere
he
liad
the
evening
of
June
6,
the
Wynd-
'
been
stiranded
in
a
gorge
unable
hams
travelled,
via
Alabama,
lQ
cllmb
after
his
dinghy
cap-Mississippi,
Texas,
Oklahoma,
'ged
enroute.
Kansas,
Wyoming,
Yellowstone,
j
More,
than
a
week
previously
t..iii
Dnvlr
inrl
Seattle.
v,o
VinH
hpn
located
bv
a
Royal
M,
JMLUUIJ
.
......
Pans
was
''warned
fiw
,rn
()Wers
who
are
ai-
ana
roiling
came
eiBm-
:
-.
.TODAY'S
STOCKS
::
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
-
HntiMtatiaoow&ovWQtwG
ooodd
d
oc
EVACUEES
BACK
'lie
Russians
veve
ready
pledged
to
oeiena
uicu
uriher
tighten
up
j
have
worked
out
;
Bevcourt
23
I
Most
of
the
residents
of
the
Usk
and
Terrace
area
have
re-tnrnrrt
to
their
homes
which
Ike"
Chooses
Not
To
Run
Vancouver
drive
Ahe
western
Bralorne
7-50
11
U
UIVJUM.
l
1
;
iiv.
vt
wv..
-w
The
original
intention
had
(Canadian
Air
Force
search
plane
been
to
ship
their
car
by
Alaska!
but
It
was
another
week
before
i"t
1
uentn.
Cummu-
r1
trim
WILL
NOT
HE
DEMO
woukl
provoke
!
B.
R.
Con.
..
w
-
B.
R.
X
09
nurihnn
Ouartz
1-25
Steamship
Co.
from
Seattle
to,
rescuers
-could
reacn
iums.
they
were
.
forced
to
evacuate
during
the
recent
floods,
ac-to
information
receiv
Jmg
and
Russian-
Ketchikan
but,
on
arriving
in
PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATE
then
move
ln
and
Bobjo
12
Buffalo
Canadian
...
.07
Consol.
Smelters
il6.75
Conwest
11''
Donalda
-
-08
Eldona
I-37
East
Sullivan
2.62
ninnt.
Yellowknife
4.65
'
Dentonia"
MVz
ed
at
the
local
social
welfare
,nv
office.
Only
two
houses
at
Usk
.04
Va
in
blockade
war
NEW
YORK
u
'i
v
"
Seattle
they
found
their
ship
was
delayed
in
leaving.
The
Idea
of
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
then
occurred
to
.
them
but
was
t.hrv
received
a
Baseball
Scores
'V
'
National
League
Pittsburgh
10-4,;
Cincinnati
3-6.
:
:
..
..
-.'
y
were
u'iiutn;
j
t
1
iy
when
strict
con-
n..r,l
litiMirhr
I)
IMS-
inhahit.nhlp
those
of
Miss
JBar-
jft.'('d
on
trucks
en-
enhower
last
night
flashed
Post
and
I
western
sectors
of
-
u
UttHlJv
choice
bit
of
misinformation
Grull
Wlhksne
....
Hedley-
Mascot
..
'
Mlnto
Pend
Oreille
Fioneer
Premier
Border
Privateer
Reeves
McDonald
Reno
Salmon
Gold
item-licensed
Ger-
'
's
"
'
-
:i
I.
'
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i
:
41
01
....
4.20
....
2.50
....
.03
4
....
.18
....
1.90
08
Vi
14
Vi
God's
Lake
Hardrock
..
Harricana
.
Hcva
Hosco
i;ht
reported.
.57
.15
.07
Vi
.lO'i
.35Vi
.04
from
the
information
bureau
of
the
Seattle
Chamber
of
Commerce
that
there
were
no
auto
Jaeknlfe
the
"stop"
sipn
at
trie
iKe
;'-f
m&
Nigel
Sherw00d.
for
President
band
wag-,
Departmpnt
of
Lands
officials,
on
but
many
Democratic
deluding
Hon.
e,
t.
Kenney,
,'
slcnillthe
minister,
personally,
have
Ignored
h
the
the
signal
supporters
,
R
gurvey
of
tne
.
while
other
antl
-
Trumanites
wRh
&
yipw
tQ
drawing
started
desperately
to
find
an-
up
a
pr0gram
of
flood
protec-other
candidate
who
might
be
tlol
for
the
future:-
....
..i.,iv,,
The
nrovincial
police
have
the
hew
Russian
bad
flying
weather
for
hampering
the
'
fleet
carrying
es-ies
1.0
Berlin,
iclals
said
weather
Joliet
Quebec
:
-35
mobile-carrying
vessels
running
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan.
After
nearly
a
week's
delay
assuming
-that
this
information
was
authentic,
the
party
finally
eot
straightened
out
and
Chicago
3-2,
St.
Louis-5
5.
New
York
6-1,
Boston
5-4..
Brooklyn
4-10,
Philadelphia
-1.
,
.''
American
League
Boston
6-8.
New
York
5-7.'
Cleveland
6-5,
Detroit
3-7..
,
Philadelphia
1-12,
Washington
1
'
.-5.
"'.
.
'
.
.
St.
Louis
2-4,
Chicago
3-5.
Western
International
League
Tacoma
11-5,
Victoria-
4-7.
,
Bremerton
4-4.-
Vancouver
-4.
Second
game
tailed
eighth
aim.
.
'
'
'
Snokane
12-6.
Yakima
6-7.
P'ere
good
ln
their
he
Roval
Air
Force
acceptable
to
tne
mirtn
,',.
of
the
actual
Lake
Rowan
j
"
Lapaska
03
''i
Little
Long
Lac
70
Lynx
'.
;
:
-07
Vi
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.29
McKenzie
Red
Lake
......
-38
McLeod
Coclishutt
96
Moneta
37
Nesus
2.17
found
that
cars
could
be
ship-
i
Sheep
Creek
1-W
Taylor
Bridge
40
Taku
River
-30
Vananda
36l''i
Congress
03
Pacific
Eastern
05
Hedley
Amalgamated
02
Spud
Valley
-12!2
Central
Zeballos
-02
Silbak
Premier
28
Oils
Philadelphia
convention.
The
General
said:
'"I
will
not
normally
to
.main-bf
the
air
bridge.
Russians
implied
ped
from
nere
to
ftiasna
u
un
,
damage.
Usk's
main
.
industry,
the
Adams
mill
on
the
south
side
of
the
river
is
running
again,
i
t
V.rt
iimi'lrnro
Wolnff
at
this
time
identify
myself
with
1
1
e
using
"
the
block-;Pn
to
bring
about
any
political
party
and
I
could
1
f
EISENHOWER
trailMpOl
t
1UI
WH;
wuiivi
'o
wv
..xa
not.
accent
nomination
for
pub-
.
rowboat
ierry
for
which
wer
talks.
Noranda
49
25
Louvicourt
.
:
-56
(Second
game
10
innings).
-
,
tlicy
came
Immediately
to
Prince
Rupert.
They
crossed
the
border
at
Sumas
and
heading
directly
north
over
the
Cariboo
Highway
to
Prince
George
and
thence
on
here.
Leaving
Seattle
at
6
o'clock
Thursday
evening,
they
arrived
here
at
9
o'clock
Sunday
A
P
ftnn
'..
13
1.95
...ii
f-Ptekle
Crow
Calmont
...
Rercourt
.U
.30
AL
TIDES
PRIVATE
DETECTIVES
BOND
KDMONTON,
P
The
1948
sitting
of
the
Alberta
legislature
has
passed
an
act
requiring
pri-vate-idetoctlves
to
post
a
S2,ou
lie
ollice.
new
towers
ana
came
writ;
President
Truman,
enroutespfpdlly
rigged
up.
The
former
back
to
Washington
from
aferry
was
carried
away
by
the
speaking
trip
.
to
Missouri,
was
flood
waters.
.
f
"
reported
cheered
at
Eisenhowers)
with
the
possible
exceptlo
of
action
He
said
Eisenhower
'Is
one
family,
It
is
expected
ftt
.
'
v.'ra,
mnn"
and
he
had
'the
people
of
Braun's
Island,
"dam
Time)
Salem
at
Wenatchee,
rain.
Tacific
Coast
League
-San
Francisco
10-0,
Los
An-eles'
"
7-2.
'
;
Oakland
R-7,
HoUywopd
0-4.
PorUand
6-7,"
Seattle
3-2.'
San
Diego
14-2,
Saaaraento
7-1.
,
.05'
.
3.55
.40
2.28
2.15
.15
.
.27
,
San
Antonio
.
.Senator
Rouyn
.:
Sherrit
Gordon
Steep
Rock
Sturgeon
River
.
Silver
Miller
flay,
July
7,
1948
8.6A
10,t
.07
.16
.0
"
night.
,
'
-'.
The
Wyndhams
disdain
hotels
and
',
restaurants
but
are
fully
equipped
for
camping
and
11"
Foothills
:
v.s-
Home,
i
".....,.:...:....
:t'..-jW-
tliona
:
Aumaque
;
;
Seattle
'.'
"''
1
'
21.8
fert
bond
after,
July
1
and
placing
,
1:10
near
Terrace,
will
be
able
to
re-
14:1
not
expected
him
to
be
a
can
!
turn
to
their
homes.
.
7
56
19.0
feel,
them,
under
the
junsaici.."..
0.6
feet
the
ttorney
general's
depart-7.0
lee
.ment.
didate.
19:3
if
i.
j