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RUPERT,
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TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
28,
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CENTS
i
'
:
ity
Back
at
Work
After
jjngQuiet
Yule
Weekend
T
rymam
Hints
C
'CEASE
FIRE'
DEMANDED
IN
HOLY
LAND
PARIS,
Britain
-called
today
for
an
immediate
"cease
fire"
in
southern
Palestine
and
the
withdrawal
of
Israeli
forces
in
Negev.
The
demand
came
as
K
A
k
n
No
Major
Mishaps
Mar
Observance
of
Christinas
Here
he
long
Christmas
week-end
past,
Prince
Hubert
SUMNER
WELLES-CONDITION
SAID
'SATISFACTORY'
WASHINGTON,
The
condition
of
former
Undersecretary
of
State
Sumner
Welles,
who
was
found
Sunday
in
an
unconscious
condition
in
a
frozen
field
near
his
home
was
today
described
as
"satisfactory."
Police,
who
earlier
wanted
to
investigate,
said
today
that
there
was
definitely
no
foul
play.
They
believe
that
ne
sunered
from
a
heart
attack.
vii
ay
the
Security
Council
of
the
United
Nations
,
debated
Egypt's
claim
that
Israel
violated
truce
peats
in
their
coastal
attacks
of
December
22.
hirneu
to
wuiiv
mis
morning
wun
mingled
leelings
egret
for
a
departed
holiday
and
eagerness
to
get
;
to
a
more
ordered
form
of
livinc.
The
three-day
holiday
was
unmarred
by
major
.
j
vmmamm
awry
1
'MU
i
w
mg5
Jmmm
m.m
'
Jtmmm
"
l"
SpC'
'it-
(
haps
or
irageuies
sucn
as
accompanied
the
obser-
ln
In
AIRMEN
RESCUED
FROM
ICE
CAP
Some
Reds
Anxious
for
vance
other
parts
of
Canada,
despite
spells
of
violent
weather
and
Ice-clad
streets
which
made
walking
and
driv
RUHR
VALLEY
POTENTIAL
FOR
WAR
RESTRICTED
LONDON
(CP)
The
yptian
v't
Head
SLAVIC
PRELATE
IS
THREATENED
WITH
EXILE
WASHINGTON,
P)
The
United
States
Air
Force
announced
today
the
rescue
of
12
airmen
who
had
been
stranded
on
an
icecap
In
southern
Greenland
since
December
9.
They
were
picked
up
by
a
C-47
plane
equipped
with
skis.
-
?VWW)
hit
ing
both
hazardous.
Between
Friday
night
and
this
morning,
practically
every
type
of
weather
possible
visited
the
district.
It
Included
snow,
rain,
gales
and
bland
sunshine.
Casualties,
however,
were
confined
to
bruised
anatomies.
sassinated
BUDAPEST-Ten
high
members
of
the
Catholic
Western
Powers
today
set
up
strict
international
control
system
to
bar
Germany's
industrial
Ruhr
Valley
from
war
production.;
The
decision
was
announced
after
six
weeks'
conference
here
of
representatives
of
Britain,
Most
of
the
men
had
been
stranded
after
their
plane
,
was
ViiKO,
9
Prime
Minister
caused
by
falls
on
icy
streets
and
Church
in
Hungary
have
been
ttoucl
Fahmy
Nokra.shy
forced
down
while
others
were
to
the
reaction
to
an
excess
of
taken
into
custody
by
the
Com
U.S.
Accord
KANSAS
CITY
(CP)
President
Truman
disclosed
for
the
first
time
Monday
that
"certain
leaders"
in
Russia
are
"exceedingly
anxious"
to
reach
an
agreement
with
the
United
States
to
end
the
cold
war.
.
Talking
"off
the
cuff"
at
a
luncheon
here,
the
President
accused
the
Russians
of
violating
"sacred"
agreements
and
said
that
the
Soviet
government
has
a
"system
of
morals
that
are
hot
morals."
He
added
that
"there
are
cer
i
was
assassinated
here
uy.
Police
say
that
a
stud-liiguisod
as
a
police
officer
live
shots
at
him
from
a
re-
munist
government
of
Hungary
it
was
announced
here
today.
crew
members
of
a
plane
which
tried
to
effect
a
rescue.
Extensive
rescue
efforts
during
the
last
three
cays
had
In-
VATICAN
CITY
(CP)
pltlUM
flirt
H,.i,ntnh!nn
tf
tV,n
Vatican
-S
0
U
r
C
e
S
said
'aircraft
carrier
SaiDan
to
p
.student
men
iriea
to
Monday
that
Josef
Card
i-
!
Greenland
with
helicopters.
United
States,
France,
Netherlands,
Belgium
and
Luxembourg.
'
It
contained
no
admission
of
Russia
as
a
partner
in
the
control
board
to
be
known
as
"Ruhr
Authority."
The
move
is
regarded
as
a
himself
but
was
prevented
doing
so.
K
good
cheer.
City
police
reported
one
of
the
quietest
Christmas
week-ends
in
years
and
with
amiability
customary
with
the
Yule
season,
acted
as
guides
and
counsel
to
befogged
celebrants,
rather
than
their
nemesis.
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
reported
no
Christmas
babies.
$
The
fact
that
there'
wo
s
less
general
public
merriment
than
nal
Mindszenty,
who
has
c
assassin
was
lncnuied
as
been
placed
under
arrest
by
the
Hungarian
auth
mber
of
the
Moslem
Bro-Mii
Associatiaon,
a
na-,;tic
group
recently
out-
orities,
may
face
exile
in
Siberia.
They
did
not
say
how
framework
of
the
plan
to
keep
the
Ruhr
from
once
again
becoming
a
war-making
industrial
i
by
the
Prime
Minister.
U.N.
DEMANDS
FREEING
OF
INDONESIANS
PARIS,
O
The
United
Nations
Security
Council
today
adopted
a
Chinese
resolution
calling
on
the
Netherlands
government
to
release
political
prisoners
in
Indonesia
forthwith
Prime
Minister
had
eharg-
that
could
be
done.
machine
as
it
did
under
Hitler
group
with
the
respon-,
usual
was
attributable,
perhaps,
tain
leaders
in
the
government
of
that
great
country
are
exceedingly
anxious
to
have
an
understanding
with
us.
He
did
The
Hungarian
government
and
the
Kaiser.
:y
for
violence
that
had
to
the
weather
and
the
condi-
announced
in
Budapest
that
11
several
ocams
ana
Uic.tlon
nf
the
streets
Mnxt
nrnnlp
Cardinal
Mindszenty
is
being
C.N.
REVENUES,
not
identify
the
leaders
or
suggest
what
overtures
may
have
been
made
by
thein.
h)eld
on
suspicion
of
plotting
against
the
government,
spying,
observed
the
holiday
in
their
own
homes,
following
the
Christ
miis
feast
with
visits
to
and
report
back
to
the
council
had
followed
a
series,
of
wins
that
had
occmred
in
j
businesses.
,c
..laying
will
brii.i;
a
new
e
minister
to
office
at
a
.
al
point
in
Egypt's
struggle
;M
Israel.
neighbors
and
friends.
There
was
less
widespread
visiting
than
usual.
GERMAN
RABBI
LEAVES
FOR
CANADA
German
Rabbi
Abraham
Davidson
and
his
family
leave
Genoa,
Italy,
for
a
new
life
in
Canada.
The
rabbi
and
his
wife
spent'
six
years
in
a
German
concentration
camp.
They
sailed
aboard
the
SS.
Nea
Hellas
under
International
Relief
Organization
sponsorship.
treason
ana
Dlack
in
a
rK
c
t
,
within
24
hours,
money
dealings.
'
Tho
prisoners,
including
Re-
He
Is
the
higest-ranking
pre-'public
President
Doctor
Soekar-late
of
the
church
to
be
arrested
no,
were
taken
when
the
Neth-in
the
conflict
between
church
,
erlands
seized
Jogjakarta
in
its
and
state
east
of
the
iron
cur-1
newest
"police
action"
in
Java
EXPENSES
UP
MONTREAL,
(f'
President
R.
C.
Vaughan
said
today
that
the
Canadian
National
Railways
has
Just
completed
'one
of
the
Rainfall
between
Friday
night
and
this
morning
totalled
more
than
an
inch,
mast
of
it
falling
tain.
j
and
Sumatra,
uumc
mmKTDV
CHINA
PEACE
MTH
TREMORS
Christmas
Eve
and
night
Snow
im
I.'
ill
Jimajiui
RUMORS
BLOOM
PCK
NEVADA
fall
was
slight.
most
trying
years
in
its
history,"
even
"
tttough
gTOSs"
Income
Had
reached
an
all-time
high.
The
gross
of
1948
revenues,
with
December
estimated,
reached
$492,000,000,
an
increase
Despite
street
conditions.
OVERWORKED
church
services
were
well
at
U.S.
Congress
Faces
One
of
Biggest
Years
in
History
By
GEORGE
RONALD
tended,
with
communicant
flocking
to
services
both
Satur
day
and
Sunday.
of
$54,000,000
over
1947.
Operating
expenses
were
$406,000,000,
ESO.
Nevada.
Vf
Two
sharp
m
in
an
hour
Jolted
Reno
twiiity
Monday
nluht.
The
i
:hiM-k
'made
our
whole
ceak
and
almost
upset
ChrUtmas
tree"
said
Frank
iill'K'h,
a
reporter
fur
the
J
Gazette.
The
first
tremor,
-bed
as
"relatively
sharp,"
chandeliers
and
rattled
an
increase
of
$09,000,000.
NANKiWG,
)
A
new
crop
of
peace
rumors
blossomed
today
in
China's
capital.
Several
sources
hinted
at
plans
to
reorganize
the
government
as
a
preliminary
step
to
a
negotiated
peace
with
the
Communists.
Top
government
sources
vehemently
denied
the
reports.
Meanwhile
Nationalist
forces
poured
into
the
city
here
but
the
Communists
continued
their
onward
roll.
A
highlight
of
the
season
was
the
community
carol
singine
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
The
New
Year
shapes
up
WEEK-END
DEATH
TOLL
IZ.VV
TORONTO
W
Canada's
Christmas
toll
of
violent
deaths
stands
at
61,
a
cross-country
survey
showed
today.
Nineteen
persons
died
in
fires
during
the
holiday
period,
21
were
victims
of
traffic
accidents,'
four
succumbed
to
asphyxiation
and
the
rest
from
drowning,
shooting
and
falls.
Canada's
record
brings
to
well
over
400
the
total
of
holiday
deaths
on
the
continent.
At
least
55
children
died
in
the
United
States
in
accidents
which
"
took
nearly
400
lives.
'
Fires
took
32
young
lives,
mostly
in
homes.
The
predomi-nace
of
fire
deaths
was
in
contrast
to
the
chief
cause
of
adult
fatalities
traffic'
accidents.
MISSING
PLANE
SOUGHT
IN
GULF
in
advance
as
one
of
the
biggest
in
United
States
OTTAWA
Unless
the
recent
international
agreement
for
protecting
th
c
world's
whale
herds
is
followed
to
the
letter,
the
great
mammals
are
threatened
with
extinction,
according
to
W.
T.
Larmour,
Ottawa
writer.
Canada,
he
says,
must
set
an
example
to
the
other
15
nations
who
signed
the
convention.
"Besides
keeping
it
herself
she
must
help
to
see
to
it
that
the
others
do
the
same.''
Deploring
the
lack
of
protective
laws
until
recently,
the
program
at
the
Civic
Centre
Sunday
night.
Trl.i:riHKS
OUT
The
spirit
of
fellowship
suffered
somewhat
by
the
fact
that
"S
and
windows,
but
there
Legislative
history.
Congress,
with
victory-proud
Democrats
holding
MIAMI,
Florida
A
char
no
reported
damage.
ter
twin-engined
plane
with
a
the
reins
as
a
result
of
the
November
2
election
upsets,
crew
of
three
and
twenty-eight
will
tackle
matters
ranging
from
history-making
for
passengers
aboard
was
reported
JEWS
WINNING
DESERT
FIGHT
eign
aid
to
the
still-irksome
ME
CHANGE
five
hours
overdue
today
on
a
flight
from
San
Juan,
Puerto
Rico,
to
Miami.
A
great
aerial
question
of
how
to
beat
thf
housing
shortage.
TEL
AVIV,
Israeli
blows
writer
says
they
could
easily
appeared
today
to
have
cut
CKS
SUPPORT
.
search
was
at
once
launched
as
This
is
the
1949
timetable:
Dec.
31
The
80th
Congress.
the
Egyptians'
coastal
corridor
to
Gaza.
An
Israeli
spokesman
the
fuel
supply
was
believed
ex
between
300
and
400
telephones
were
out
of
commission.
Rain
penetrating
the
cables
was
responsible
ln
practically
all
cases.
Oily
telephone
superintendent
limce
Ijove
said
that
the
fact
that
the
cables
were
admitting
moisture
in
widespread
parts
of
the
city
made
it
Impossible
to
give
speedy
repair
service.
The
situation
inspired
a
repeated,
radio
broadcast
to
the
effect
that
complete
service
was
impossible
to
maintain
and
tnat
consideration
be
used
in
employ
Republican
and
Whipped,
meets
1-UNT
JOHN,
N.B.-To
avoid
hausted
at
five
o'clock
this
said
that
the
battle
in
southern
Palestine
was
slackening.
The
fate
of
Gaza,
Egyptian
garrison
morning.
threshed
out
in
a
series
of
top-secret
talks
here.
It
Is
the
Senate,
with
its
treaty-ratification
powers,
which
must
make
the
final
decision
for
the
United
States.
The
alliance
providing
it
reserves
for
Congress
the
final
say
on
the
United
States
going
to
war
(as
required
by
the
Constitution)
seems
assured
of
approval.
Government
leaders
hope,
SEATTLE
MAN
CHINESE
SHIP
point
north
of
the
Egyptian
border,
seemed
to
end
,the
second
fight
for
control
of
the
Negev
Desert.
have
resulted
in
Canada
having
an
iniiMrtant
and
lucrative
whaling
industry.
Today,
whale
products
have
a
multitude
of
uses;
in
the
production
of
margarine,
lartl
and.
soap,
to
mention
but
a
few.
There
are
10
species
of
whales
found
in
Canadian
waters.
Of
these,
three
are
on
the
verge
of
extinction,
five
are
at
a
dangerously
low
population
level
and
two
are
not
commercially
important.
"The
salient,
fact
concerning
Canada,"
he
continues,
"appears
to
be
that
she
has
sat
back
ment
of
the
telephones
3tlll
in
operation.
meanwhile,
that
it
will
also
get
FROZEN
DURING
XM
AS
TREK
FAIRBANKS,
(P'
William
S.
Street,
18,
of
Seattle,
is
in
serious
condition
in
hospital
here
today
after
a
five-day
trek
In
sub-zero
weather
In
an
effort
to
get
home
for
Christmas.
He
border
in
the
rugged
White
MAY
BE
STOLEN
,
SHHANGHAI
The
5,000-ton
Chinese
steamer
Haichl
was
reported
missing
after
radioing
that
explosives
had
been-
discovered
in
the
hold.
The
ship,
which
carried
80
passengers
and
military
supplies,
is
thought
to
have
been
seized
by
the
to
adjourn.
Jan.
3
The
81st,
Democratic
and
full
of
big
Ideas,
convenes
to
hear
President
Truman's
proposals
as
laid
down
In
his
State
-
of
-
the
-
Union
Speech
(equivalent
to
the
Governor-General's
Speech
from
the
Throne
to
the
Canadian
Parliament
.
Jan.
4-10
Truman
delivers
his
budget-economic
message,
amplifying
his
Legislative
suggestions.
Jan.
20
-
Truman
and
Vice-rrcsident-Elect
Barkley
are
officially
sworn
into
office
for
the
next
four
years.
the
approval
of
the
House
of
Representatives.
That
is
not
legally
necessary
but
is
con
FIFTEEN
JAP
LEADERS
FREED
.
TOKYO
9
a
surprise
amnesty
order
freed
15
high-ranking
Japanese
war
criminal
suspects
this
Christinas
Eve.
Three
of
the
men
were
lnein-
sidered
of
great
moral-support
nslun
after
Newfoundland
Mrs
the
tenth
province
of
ia,
a
movement
aa
in-'
u(l
here
to
change,
the
h"
t
this
city,
but
the
sug-on
lost
out.
1(1
Board
of
Trade
appointed
oimittee
to
study
the
id;-a.
since
then
the
Common
'"'il
went
on
record
declaring
the
city
luis
no
intenlion
iakint?
any
change.
fious
organizations
have
1
1)rotest
inrt
any
change.
llMl
John
was
Incorporated
7M
The
chief
city
in
New-dland
is
St.
John's
and
with
'"iindland
as
much
a,
port
-anada
as
any
other
prov-
't
is
feared
by
some
that
two
cities,
each
with
almost
sa,,if
name
and
each
on
the
'n
Atlantic
coast
cannot
10
some
extent
conflict.
value
to
the
Pact.
POPE
DEPLORES
WORLD
TREND
FROM
PEACE
Two
big
money
bills
will
be
since
time
immemorial,
uncon
I
bers
of
To
jo's
"Pearl
Harbor"
cerned,
while
foreign
whalers
closely
lied
to
the
Atlantic
Al
got
lost
near
the
Canadian
River
country
and
suffered
frozen
toes.
Finally
with
the
help
of
an.
Indian
guide
he
made
1S
i
t
i
pillaged
our
waters.
.
liance
question.
One
concerns
cabinet
and
some
other,
former
cabinet
members.
Most
of
the
the
amount
the
United
States
"In
1948,'
the
one
whaling
industry
operating;
off
the
British
15
had
been
imprisoned
for
three
years
awaiting
trial.
should
provide
to
bolster
the
Scott
Creek
Lodge
and
was
thence
taken
to
hsopital.
Easily
the
most
noteworthy
i
Columbia
coast
caught
less
than
VATICAN
CITY
(P
Pope
Plus,
drawing
up:
a
sorrowful
balance
for
1948,
declared
to
,
.:.!.,
,..,nrL.
.
iii
military
strength
of
Britain
piece
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HELICOPTER
.
BEATS
STORK
ANCHORAGE
ffi
A
baby
girl,
Winnie
Marie,
was
born
Monday
to
Mrs.
Frelda
Johanson,
get
IS
me
pi
ujju.-i
ii
ivivu
TO
STOCKPILE
WAR
MATERIALS
OTTAWA,
(Pi
Defence
Min
isler
Claxton
said
today
that
iantic
Security
Alliance.
Its
im-1
plications,
in
terms
of
formal.
United
Slates
military
agree-'
mcnl
with
non-North
American
countries,
will
make
American
history.
Terms
of
the
Pact,
a
tvo-
tries.
The
other
involves
the
second-year
contribution
to
the
European
Recovery
Plan,
which
cost
the
U.S.
$5,300,000,000
this
year.
The
Domestic
Defence
'Budget,
which
Truman
.ougges
should
be
$15,000,000,000
rue.y
wife
of
a
Kenal
homesteader,
steps
were
being
taken
to
stock
day
that
once
again
the
world
is
menaced
by
war.
The
Pontiff
said
in
a
Christmas
message
to
the
world
that
the
past
year,
which
at
first
appeared
to
be
the
hlart
of
a
surge
toward
true
peace,
today
"seems,
instead,
to
be
opening
upon
the
edge
of
a
precipice."
Moral
strength,
the
Pope
who
was
rescued
by
helicopter
AUPER"
HAD
200
whales.
In
1911,
the
take
was
1,198.
The
catch
of
whales
in
Quebec
waters
in
1935.
was
577.
In
1945
it
was
00.
A
Newfoundland
whaling
.station
reported
105
whales
taken
in
1948
against
500
in
1917."
Sunnninn;
up,
the
writer
says
the
slaughter
of
the
world's
whale
herds
is
a
classic
example
of
the
predatory
nature
of
modern
civilization.
And
today
the
fulur
of
the
great
creature
is
uncertain
in
spite
of
the
fa"t
that
it
got
an
eleventh
hour
reprieve
by
he
International
Convention
of
1946.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
A
fairly
active
storm
approaching
the
Charlottes
this
Horning
ls
expected
to
have
crossed
all
of
the
B.C.
coast
by
tonight.
Light
rain
is
expected
to
precede
the
storm
In
the
coastal
area
while
snow
flurries
will
accompany
the
storm
in
the
interior
sections
of
the
province.
Cold
air
Is
following
this
storm
and
snow
(flurries
should
be
s'cneral
in
the
Northern
coastal
section
by
tonight.
continent
reply
to
Russian
tac
pile
certain
strategic
materials
which
Canada
might
find
hard
to
get
in
event
of
war.
He
said
there
were
six
or
seven
materials
but
declined
to
name
them.
He
also
announced
the
production
of
an
American
jet
fighter
in
Canada
anticipated
for
1949.
tics
in
Europe,
still
are
being
spark
another
fight.
SEWED
UP
AlGARY,
Lemuel
Bar-65-ycar
old
pencil
peddler
to
the
poVce
today
that
ls
''
penniless
pauper.
A
l-0,-'arch
revealed
only
"f-
nts
In
his
pockets,
he
'
,wed
them
$5,000
sewn
1
lilt
tnderweai-.
,
in
a
blizzard
from
a
frozen
lake
last
Wednesday?
The
Infant,
weighing
six
pounds
nine
ounces,
and
the
mother
are
both
doing
well.
Mrs.
Johanson
was
being
flown
here
when
the
plane
was
forced
down
on
a
lake
southeast
of
Point
Possession
on
Cook
Inlet.
Three
rescue
planes
tried
to
rescue
the
stranded
passenger
and
pilot
before
the
helicopter
succeeded.
said,
ls
necessary
it
trie
worm
Is
to
ndvance
with
a
firm
step
towards
peace.
Also
necessary
is
"the
courage
to
look
the
truth
In
the
eye."
ONTARIO
USES
EXTRA
WATER
PRINCESS
MAY
VISIT
CANADA
LONDON,
W
The
"London
Star-'
predicts
today
that
Princess
Margaret
Ro.e
will
make
a
Forecast
North
Coast
and
Charlottes-Overcast
with'
rain
this
morn
ACTRESS
CUTS
HER
WRIST
ing,
becoming
cloudy
with
showers
this
afternoon
and
eve
WASHINGTON
&
The
United
i
POUGHKEEPS1E..
N.Y.,
(f)
nine.
Cloudy
with
scattered
NEW
SKIPPER
FOR
NAVAL
VESSEL
"personal
rather
than
official"
holiday
trip
to
Canada
and
the
United
States
during
the
coming
year.
Faye
Emerson
Roosevelt,
beau
IK
...
snow
flurries
Wednesday.
Winds
States
state
department
said
Thursday
that
it
had
approved
plans
by
the
.province
of
On
intkknatiosalV
basketball
KKTCHIKAN,
AU-Alaska
Champs,
vs.
'lUNCE
KITEKT
B-C.
Champs
T,UUSDAY,
9
P.M.
southeast
35
this
morning,
shifting
to
westerly
25
to
30
this
afternoon
and
decreasing
to
northwesterly
20
Wednesday.
LOCAL
TIDES
OTTAWA
0
Lieutenant-Commander
William
S.
T.
Mc-Cully,
29,
of
Vancouver,
was
to-
tiful
actress
wife
of
Elliott
Roosevelt,
son
of
the
late
president
slashed
her
left
wrist
with
a
razor,
early
bunoay,
police
said
today.
Police
said
that
the
tario
ior
the
diversion
of
water
from
the
Wclland
Canal
to
help
Wednesday,
December
29,
1948
18.7
feet
appointed
Commanding
Of-
meet
the
Ontario
power
shoit
High
INDIA'S
PREMIER
LEARNS
ABOUT
JET
PLANES-Palldlt
jawaharlal'
Nehru,
prime
minister
of
India,
Is
shown
in
the
cockpit
of
one
of
the
Vampire
jet
planes,
recently
acquired
by
the
Royal
Indian
Air
Force,
during
a
-demonstration
at
New
Delhi
An
officer
of
the
RAF.
ls
explaining
the
controls
of
the
speedy
aircraft
to
the
premier.
The
R.I.A.F.
also
acquired
some
Liberator
bombers
from
the
R.A.F.
wound
was
scll-infacted
but
0:55
12:26
6:27
19:16
Continuing
cool.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Wednesday:
Port
Hardy
33
and
37,
Massett
29
and
36,
Prince
Rupert
2G
and
35.
21.8
feet
U'cer
of
the
frigate
H.M.CJS.
8.4
feet.
AnUgonish,
a
unit
of
the
Pacific
2.0
feet,coast
leet-
Low
ag.
An
International
treaty
govern
the
use
of
Great
Lakes
water
by
either
Canada
or
the
Roosevelt
maintained
that
it
.was
an
accident.
KID
AY,
8
P.M.
United
States.
;