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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEW8APER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHONE
81
JOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
78.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
D.
C,
MONDAY,
APRIL
3,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Inaugurates
Its
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New
Home
and
350
Members
and
Proceedings
here
Saturday
Night
noted
military
heroes
hon-ppKTcding-s
their
presence
and
350
present
to
celebrate
a
mem-:ml
Rupert's
Canadian
Legion
i
u
i:r..t
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I'1
All
for
One
and
One
for
All
Unanimous
Decision
THE
HAGUE,
Netherlands
(CP)
Defence
ministers
of
North
Atlantic
Treaty
powers
Saturday
approved
a
collective
plan
of
self-defence
against
aggression.
Their
agreement
on
the
basis
of
all
for
om
and
one
for
all
in
guarding
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty
area
was
unanimous.
The
meeting
was
held
in
closely-guarded
Dutch
general
staff
headquarters.
About
three
thousand
Dutch
communists
jammed
an
auditorium
at
the
same
time
in
protest
against
Dutch
membership.
,
,
upeneu
its
rrcauiuui
aim
commanuing
posiuon
on
J
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Taking
Over
Some
Of
Signals'
Work
Ionospheric
section
of
the
Royal
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n
Grim
Prediction
Sees
Atomic
War
Certain
OTTAWA-
On
of
Canada's
(op
atomic
scientists,
in
an
unusual
speech,
today
kuggested
Canadf
is
In
danger
c.f
falling
behind
it
world's
atom
race,
and
will
do
so
unless
she
puts
up
more
money
and
scientists.
In
an
address
prepared
for
delivery
before
the
Ottawa
Rotary
Club,
Dr.
L.
O
Cook,
head
of
the
chemislr
branch
of
the
research
divis'on
at
the
Chalk
River
Atomic
Project,
flatly
predl-terl
that
II-children
of
ths
present
genera
lion
of
Canadians
"Mmo.-t
pt
tainly
will
b-.
Involved
in
a
war
in
vhich
atjmic
bombs
arc
used".
Strachey
Barred
From
Secrets
LONDON
'Canadian
Press'
The
Conservative
Daily
Mail
said
today
that
Prime
Minister
Att-lee
will
be
questioned
in
the
House
of
Commons
about
the
latest
political
storm
revolving
around
Minister
of
War'
John
Strachey
who
years
ago
wrote
in
favor
of
communism.
It
all
started
with
an
Associated
Press
epoH,
later
denied
by
British
government
officiate,
quoting
well-Informed
American
sources
at
the
Hasue
as
sayi'i:;
Anglo-American
defence
chief
;
had
agreed
to
keep
highly
confidential
military
secrets
from
Strachey.
Strachey's
immediate
superior.
Minister
of
Defence
Immamiel
.TV-.'
S
;:
MTI'I
K
CIOOD.
NKWS--Kinanee
Mim.ite-
Abbott
carefully
placed
his
budget
spe'-cli
hi
famous
black
briefcase
in
his
House
of
Commons
offices
beioi-p
pnterinK
the
chamber
to
let
Canadian,
tax
I
Damaged
Police
Car
Is
Fined
David
Manson,
In
city
police
court
at
the
week-end,
was
fined
$15
and
$3.50
costs
on
a
charge
damaging
government
property
Wednesday
night.
;
He
was
also
ordered
to
pay
$5
for
damages.
He
was
arrested
Wednesday
night,
after
a
scuffle
with
Const.
Joe
Horncll
on
Third
Avenue.
The
Constable
had
been
walking
home
when
he
noticed
the
accused
twisting
the
B.
C.
Police
patrol
car
aerial.
Occupants
of
the
car
at
the
time,
were
busy
on
a
call.
The
four
constables
'
testified
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
Manson
was
also
charged
with
being
drunk
Sentence
was
time
Served
No
tleec
For
Foreign
Aid
MONTREAL
Ot
Col.
Robert
,
McCormick,
owner-publisher
of
the
Chicago
Tribune,
arrived
here
by
air
yesterday
from
New-
foundland
on
the
last
lap
of
a
two-month
"fact-finding"
world
tour.
Asked
about
his
impressions,
Col.
McCormick
said
there
was
absolutely
no
need
for
foreign
aid.
"Every
country
I
visited
with
the
exception
of
Spain,"
he
said
"was
very
prosperous."
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Skies
were
clear
along
the
south
coast
this
morning
while
mo.;t
other
regions
were
cloudy
Throughout
the
interior
it
was
frosty
overnight
and
there
were
a
few
snow
flurries
along
the
mountains.
Today
will
be
fine
along
the
lower
mainland
but
more
bad
weather
Is
on
the
way.
A
new
storm
centre
Is
developing
off
the
hi
J'"
a
wWI
and
di-
Shlnwell,
said
yesterday
on
iected
Kef)
c",;;s
Variety
Con-at
talki
:e-turn
from
Atlantic
Pact
The
Hague
that
"there
isn't
a
CPrt
vrwutrti
by
the
Rofry
the
df
CJub
The
llirk
of
rr,nre
'
word
of
truth"
in
report
entertainment
talent
was
massed
the
secrets
ban
lor
the
occas'.on.
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.
for
over
two
Injurs
the
audi
i
Magnificent
Kaniis
Soldiers
pis
at
Historic
tun
df
Canada's
with
,f
tinic
wars
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opening
lOiuiauLy
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acmiu
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muh
of
facilities
whirii
nl
only
to
the
v.t-
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scr-
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ho
iir.iy
desire
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in
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one
of
.plPiulully
designed
i
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wlnrll
tnc
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was
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nrnl
I'M'1'!'
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and
U
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color
i
t'.tld"r'o.'u
mid
anl
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platform.
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Prince
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ot
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iniiand.
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the
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m;'Is
immi-di-Hie
pint
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were
pf
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who
lu(!
'f
part
in
tlip
new
'ft
Inidiidinn
Wil-"sy.
binldin;;
enm-"inaii,
ami
other
tile
committee.
night,
or
Col.
now
on
the
vcne
irth
birthday,
who'
wption
typical
ofj
he
Ri'ts
every
time,
!
''k
to
his
old
home
I
'
Legion
Iniiidiir;
"WiMnii
to
t.P
j
DlyplaiTs
In
Prince!
:i
have
echoed
suc.!l
i
"Old
Cy"
who.se
i
fud
measure
of
af-
,?ard
never
seems
s
a
heartwarming
111
and
a
little
nus-r
anwuiR
Uio.se
ure-
f
'mo
who
could
re-
fd
on
Parte
Kour'l
Al'ril
4,
l!i:,o
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23.1
foet
14
"
21.4
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8;20
1.1
fept.
20:34
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Oakhnia
n
a
it.
i
ir
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"inliiBsi
8-3.
Portland
7-1
6"3.
San
Francisco
s
Sacramento
Mecl'g
8
o'clock
lghl.
Auditorium
I
u3l'in
Hall,
lnii.i.
f
of
new
members,
I
o'Hcers
1950-51.
?HAVKS
(8I1
PRME
MINISTER
RESTING
OTTAWA
Prime
CVIinhter
St.
Laurent
is
in
Bermuda
for
a
ten-day
Easier
holiday
and
rest.
Word
of
his
arrival
by
air
from
Montreal
reached
liis
office
here
today.
The
Prime
Minister
H
accompanied
by
liis
two
daughters.
WILLIAM
SOITIIAH
DIES
TORONTO
William
Wallace
Southam,
director
of
Soul
ham
Co.
Ltd.
of
Montreal,
died
in
hospital
here
Saturday
following
a
lengthy
illness
He
was
48
years
of
age.
VANCOUVER
WINS
OPENER
NEW
WESTMNSTER
Vancouver
Canucks
Saturday
ncght
of
graoDea
ttioi
victory
over
their
arch-rivals,
New
West
minster
Royals,
in
the
first
game
to
decide
the
Northern
division
Pacific
Coast
Hotkey
i
League
title.
The
second
game
wll
be
played
Tuesday
night
in
Vancouver.
Los
Angeles
Monarch.
whipped
San
Diego
4
to
1
Saturday
night
in
the
open-V"i
game
of
the
best
four
out
of
seven
series
to
decide
the
southern
division
title.
j
RUSSIA
IS
AHEAD
MONTREAL
Kenneth
De-Coursey,
British
newspaperman,
who
was
the
first
to
announce
the
explosion
by
Russia
of
an
atomic
bomb,
arrived
here
today
for
a
Canadian
speaking
tour.
He
said
that
Russia
was-c.-v
year
ahead
of
United
States
on
the
hydrogen
bomb
and
may
have
already
exploded
one'
Df-Coursey
also
said
that
Russia
was
making
large
scale
experiments
In
bacteriological
war-
fare
and
was
using
political
prisoners
as
guinea
pigs.
j
$8000
ROBBERY
VANCOUVER-Bandits
visited
a
Vancouver
beer
parlor
during
the
week-end
amd
got
away
with
$8000.
.
SMALLTOX
IN
GLASGOW
Glasgow
Planes
from
London
today
rushed
enough
vaccine
for
50,000
people
to
Glasgow
and
West
Scotland
to
help
check
an
outbreak
of
smallpox.
Thousands
were
flocking
to
public
health
centres
in
the
Infected
area.
The
disease
already
has
attacked
20
people.
Sixty
thousand
people
already
have
been
vaccinated
in
the
west
and
southwast
of
Scotland.
No
new
cases
have
been
reported
in
the
last
24
hours.
Glasgow
health
authorities
said
there
is
no
need
to
close
theatres,
but
warned
people
to
avoid
crowds.
EILEKS
AL
VANCE.
SASKATOON
Vancouver
Eilers
Saturday
night
defeated
University
of
Saskatchewan
Huskieltes
46
to
34
and
qualified
to
meet
Winnipeg
in
I
he
Western
Ca.mda
senior
women's
basketball
final.
The
wn
gave
the
Eilers
the
two-game
total-point
series
87
to
77.
They
had
dropped
the
first
game
43
to
41.
-
City
ambulance,
responded
to
three
calls
over
the
week-end
The
first,
at
7
p.m.
Saturday,
was
to
Uie
500
block
off
Ninth
Avenu
West
to,
remove
Ole
Rundal!
to
General
Hospital.
At
10:45
p.m.
(
Sunday,
the.
ambulance
visileu
the
home
of
Jack
Wilson,
428
Seventh
Avenue
West,
on
a
call
from
a
neighbour.
This
morning,
at
;8:30.
Freda
Johnson.
1634
Elev-
enth
Avenue
East,
was
taken
to
hospital.
lion
at
Prince
Rupert
has
been
taken
over
by
the
Department
of
Transport
by
which
It
will
be
operated
In
future.
E.
E.
Stevens
urlved
In
the
city
from
Ottawa
last
week
to
take
charge
and
brought
with
him
four
other
men
Jack
Simpson,
Mclvin
How-son,
William
Campbell
and
Roger
St.
Arnaud.
Mr.
Stevens'
wife
and
two
children
will
be
arriving
later.
The
lunof
piierle
section
of
the
station
has
to
uo
radio
measure-menU
In
respect
to
wave
lengths
and
transmission.
Huyal
Canadian
Corps
of
Signals
retains
the
other
phases
of
its
work
here.
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Stanley
Cup
Rangers
Are
Riding
High
Have
Three
Straight
0cr
Canadiorii
Toronto
Leading
Detroit
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Peiitti
Lund,
24-year
old
Finniah-born
left
winger,
scored
three
goals
Sunday
night
to
lead
the
eager
New
York
Rangers
to
an
easy
4
to
1
victory
over
Montreal
Can-
adiens
In
the
best
of
seven
semi
final
Stanley
Cup
playoffs.
The
are
n
thre;
"l
lne
f"5
ioctcu
acuca,
uavuig
ijvkii-uiuc
a
z
w
u
aencii
in
uie
eariy
st.agc3
to
come
back
and
win
Saturday
night's
game
three
to
two.
The
Ranger
technique
has
been
to
concentrate
on
stopping
"Rocket"
Richard
and
it
seems
to
be
work
ing
out
very
well.
Meantime,
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs,
at
the
Maple
Leaf
Oar-dens
In
Toronto
Saturday
night,
()f
one
in
games
of
their
Stanley
Cup
semi-final.
Key
man
in
the
victory
was
Centre
Max
Bentleyvvho
scored
one
goal
and
set
up
an
other.
Winners
of
New
York
vs
Montreal
will
meet
winners
of
Toronto
vs
Detroit
in
the
final.
Flying
Bixbys
Suffer
Delay
J
CALCUTTA
W
The
Bixby's
27-year
old
Dianna
and
3tt-ye-ar
old
Bob
were
forced
back
here
to
day
by
engine
trouble
alter
two
hours
out.
On
Saturday
at
6:03
a.m.
they
took
off
from
San
FranciscO:
on
an
attempt
to
smash
the
round-
five
minutes
and
eleven
seconds
for
the
21,076
mile
course.
Both
are
taking
turns
In
piloting
the
Mosquito
bomber
of
the
husband-
wife
team.
On
the
way
here
they
stopped
at
Cairo
and
Karachi.
Conciliation
Board
Named
VICTORIA
V
II.
K.
Bats
of
Victoria
has
been
named
chairman
of
a
conciliation
board
In
a
dispute
between
the
Corporation
oi
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
and
its
fire
department.
He
will
act
with
Mrs.
Nora
AuoId,
former
mayor
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
M.
O.
Howell
of
Vancouver-on
the
board.
Mrs.
Arnold
represents
the
city
and
Mr.
Howell
the
firs-men.
Prince
Rupert
fire
fighters,
the
Labor
Relations
Board
hers
sail!,
are
requesting
a
wage
increase
of
25
percent
across
Uie
bocrd,
pay
or
time
off
in
lieu
of
statutoiy
holidays,
$5
a
month
bonus
alt"i-
payers
know
what
tliey
would
coffers
this
yar.
Best
Talent
h
i
r
neips
Ifive
A
capacity
crowd
in
the
Capitol
Tlieatre
Sunday
pjght.
en-
ence
Was
entertained
with
a
varied
program.
In
addition,
the
prize
winning
Mii'lc
and
Drama
Festival
Hltrh
School
flay
"Mi-
racle
ot
Blnl.se"
was
.stased.
The
players
prrr.ent.ed
the
same
fine
.ll,l,,.MI..
-,,,.,0,
festival
doing
honor
to
Mis.
Enid
Ball
dlu
ctlon.
wear
uie
eno
01
me
piugiam,
A.
Mo.
Icy.
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert.
Red
Cross
Asso
ciation,
presented
Junior
Niirs
lug
CertlfiraUs
lo
a4l
youn
(Continued
Page
21
Girls'
BasketboSI
Team
Returns
Home
j
1
Principal
A.
M.
Hurst,
and
the
Booth
Memorial
HiRh
School
Girls'
basketball
team
returned
llome
on
lllp
rjoqulttam
yesterday
afternoon
from
Powell
River
where
they
partlcpated
with
other
teams
from
various
parls
pionship
tournament.
A
slight
gasoline,
blaze
in
the
garage
of
Art,
Murray
at
Third
Avenue
West
and
Ninth
Street
prompted
a
call
to
Hie
fire
de
-
partment
at
9
p.m.
Sunday
The
fire
was
extinguished
when
fire-
men
arrlvx.
c.ncv
no
damage
was
done.
RESTRICTIONS
ON
IRON,
STEEL
OFF
OTTAWA
Removal
of
re
strictions
on
the
Import
of
cast
Iron
and
steel
scrap
Into
Canada
was
announced
yesterday
oy
uie
Department
of
Trade
and
Com-
mercc.
The
controls,
applying
to
Unitsd
Stales
material
oniy,
.were
imposed
two
years
ago
at
the
request
of
the
American
government.
Attended
Session
Of
Legislature
During
his
brief
visit
south
last
week
to
attend
executive
sessions
of
the
British
Columbia
Hospital
Association,
D.
C.
Stevenson
ad-I
minlstrator
of
the
Prince
Rupert
have
to
pay
Into
the
government
f
(CP
Photo)
!1fhnSunAnd
Little
Rain
;
j
Prince
Rupert
had
105.8
hours
of
bright
sunshine
on
eighteen
dV'ys
during
the
month
of
March
Aid
but
5.9
Inches
of
'
rain
on
nineteen
days,
according
to
the
offical
summary
of
the
Digby
Is
land
meterological
station
issued
today.
CZECH
PRIESTS
BEING
TRIED
PRAGUE
The
controlled
Czech
radio
said
10
Roman
Catholic
clergymen
on
trial
for
treason
test
If
ed
today
they
took
orders
from
""'
the
Papal
Nunciature
in
up
Communlst
.
ed
govmiment
,kst
month
ordered
expulsion
of
Msgr.
Ottavio
Tie
I.lva
Of
the
10
nriests
and
munks
Qn
four
naV(J
preaded
guilty
to
charges
of
treason,
anti-state
activities
and
espionage
foi
the
Vatican.
Three
have
entered
pleas
of
partially
guilty
and
three
argued
they
are
innocent.
At
the
home
of
Mrs.
R.
B.
snklner
last
week,
the
child
care
committee
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose
held
a
routine
business
meeting
with
Chairman
Mrs.
P.
Bond
presiding.
All
members
ot
u,e
committee
Mrs.
C.
Collins,
i
Mrs.
Bert
.Bellamy,
Mrs.
H.
Mun
j
A
jtlr
sizej
crowd
attended
,
the
regular
dance
of
the
Sons
oi
j
Norway
Badminton
Club
in
the
organizations
hall
Saturday
,
night.
Music
was
supplied
by
Mike
Colu.s.sl
end
his
accordion
.
The
event
was
in
charge
of
Oor
don
Olsen
wltn
assistants
Leroy
Olsen
and
Berger
Bakken.
l-o!
v.
ui.m
"uiiiij
v
v
1
lilsit
1
1
atlrl
-j
.
llOSSlI)
...n.i,r
WPPlf
OTlP
V.
-
...
.
I
the
California
coast.
It
was
T.
A.
V.
Tremblay,-
with
the
.Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ir
Vlca-
arriv
e
b
Plane
Saturday
on
one
of
hu
I
periodical
business
visits.
north
coast.
Rain
Is
expected
in
the-world
flight
record
;
pfa
Bili
that
region
by
evening
and
thlsirjdom.
The
record
Is
73
hours.
'General
Hospital,
crossed
over
to
of
BljUKli
Columbia
in
the
inter
jCPy
allcj
Mrs
Skinner
were
pre-Victoria
and
attended
one
of
the
lix
Sci10l,
basketball
,
chain-'sent.
will
spread
to
the
south
coast
tomorrow.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
today
and
Tuesday.
Rain
com
mencing
this
evening.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Light
winds,
becoming
southeast
(15
miles
per
hour)
this
evening
and
increasing
to
25
by
midnight.
Wind
southwest
(20)
tomorrow.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomor
row
At
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
36
and
46.
Great
Victory-
Communists
RepelledBy
Nationalists
TAPEI,
Formosa
W
National
ist
China
today
hailed
Its
great
est
victory
of
1950
the
smash
lug
Saturday
of
a
Chinese
Com
munist
invading
force
of
more
than
7500
on
Hainan
Island
off
South
China.
"We
have
destroyed
the
Com
munist
dream
of
conquering
Hainan,"
said
General
LI
Yang
Chlng,
chief
of
staff
for
Hainan.
The
Nationalists
said
5000
Reds
had
been
killed
and
more
than
2,500
captured.
Reports
of
Unidentified
Submarines
Off
California
Coast
Substantiated
'
SAN
DIEGO
(CP)
Captain
of
the
United
I
sittings
of
the
Legislature
as.
the
guest
of
J.
D.
McRae,
M.L.A.
lor
Frlnce
Rupert.
It
was
an
intcr-oat.lnu
exnerlence
and,
by
a
fortuitous
coincidence,
Mr.
Stevenson
heard
part
or
the
heated
debate
on
the
amendments
to
the
Hospital
Insurance
Act.
He
also
got
in
on
part
of
the
discussion
of
the
bill
providing
for
the
absorption
of
the
British
Columbia
Police
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
Mr.
Stevenson
noticed
the
vigorous
opposition
not
only
by
the
C.C.F.
but
by
some
of
the
Coali
tion
members
to
the
tendency
to
govern
by
order-in-counell
tathci'
than
legislative
decision.
WOMAN
KILLED
BY
WIND
IN
ARKANSAS
TUCKERMAN,
Arkansas
'Canadian
Press)
One
woman
was
killed
and
nine
other
persons
were
hurt
as
a
series
of
tornadoes
hit
Arkansas
yesterday?
Mrs.
Hazel
Clayton,
aged
32,
died
in
Newport
Hospital
about
four
hours
after
a
tornado
demolished
her
home.
Her
husband.
Flovd
Clayton,
was
critically
Injured.
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t,w1a
f
h
ft
t
OltlLUS
llctVV
UV.111UIU
li.wl
wnuiu
w,nt.rtwl
1
.
rucluf
1
.
two
umdentitKXl
suDmarmes
wmcn
were
ouviuuwy
'
of
an
llltr-modern
type
Again
today
a
strange
submarine
was
reported
to
have
been
sighted
off
the
second
such
report
in
five-clays.
Coastguardmen
at
Point!
Noranda
69.25
Louvicourt
28
Pickle
Crow
1-76
Regcourt
04
San
Antonio
3.65
Senator
Rouyn
.27
Slierrlt
Gordon
2.11
Steep
Rock
2.60
Sturgeon
River
'..
.20
Silver
Miller
72
Upper
Canada
3.75
ten
years'
service
ai:d
increased
.
contributions
to
tJio
superannuation'
fund.
The
Board
Is
to
sit.
in
Prince
Rupert
this
week.
A4nella
lifeboat
station
told
41
XTn..
flint
lUall
Gulir
Q
PFuff.
believed
to
b;
a
submarine
on
the
surface'
at
6:20
a.
m.
It
was
eight,
miles
offshore.
I
j