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"Prince
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the
Key
to
the
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102.
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1948
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DANGER
OF
PRESS
GALLERY
PARTY
COMING
Uf
Arab
World,
are
United
but
Jews,
Not
So
Friendly
COMMUNISM
W
YORK
The
kings
'of
the
Arab
world
a
united
front
in
the
fight
to
destroy
Jewish
BRUTALITY
IN
TORONTO
POLICE
TORONTO
05
Three
Toronto
police
officers
were
discharged
from
the
force
and
a
police
Inspector,
George
Crawford-was
suspended
indefinitely
as
a
result
of
a
police
commission
inquiry
into
charges
of
brutality.
Another
police
officer,
Constable
other
police
officer,
Constable
John
Trimble,
is
now
facing
police
court
charges
of
brutality.
LOGGER
KILLED
;ijn
Palestine.
Cut
under
the
apparent
unity
Palestine's
borders,
students
of
Middle
East-airs
believe
rival
ambitions,
political,
religious
On
a
trip
of
relaxation
and
observation
following
the
session
of
the
Legislature,'
members
of
the
Victoria
press
gallery
will
be
paying
a
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
this
week-end
as
they
make
the
round
trip
north
aboard
the
steamer
Car-dena
which
is
due
here
Sunday
night
and
again
on
Tuesday
afternoon
southbound.
The
party
will
include
C.
F.
Mori-arlty,
manager
of
the
Victoria
Bureau
of
Canadian
Press;
Gordon
Root
of
the
Southam
Publishing
Co.;
Leslie
Fox,
Vancouver
Sun,
and
James
Nesbitt,
Vancouver
Herald.
itary,
still
operate
ab
side
of
the
fight
for
actively
Involves
two
'rrJn.
SL
'
,
7
xn
vs.
Jfr.
J
STORM
ON
e
young,
one
old,
both
Threatening
All
Democratic
Nations;
Says
St.
Laurent
Coldwell
Talks
Defence
OTTAWA,
.
Oi
An
important
statement
of
Canadian
foreign
policy
was
made
to
Parliament
last
night
by
Rt.
Hon.
L.
S.
St.
Laurent,
minister
of
external
affairs.
It
was
based
on
the
fact
that
"freedom
and
peace
of
every
democratic
country
is
endangered
by
Communist
aggression."
Mr.
St.
Laurent
committed
Canada
to
active
partnership
in
a
"collective
security
league"
with
other,
free
states
of
the
world
to
form
a
bulwark
against
the
tide
of
communism.
It
was
impossible,
Mr.
Laurent
said,
to
co-operate
with
,
Communists
Abdullah
Ibn
Hussein,
ATLANTIC
jd
ruler
of
TransJordan,
ATCUMSHEWA
iponsored
revival
of
the
Dynasty,
and
Farouk
28
years
old.
They
A
mercy
flight
to
the
Queen
lermze.
Charlotte
Islands
was
cancelled
h
asp-.irf
be
king
of
at
the
last
minute
Thursday
af
ternoon
when
Canadian
Paoific
Syria,"
embracing
the
republic:
of
Syria
and
Still
Playing
Havoc
With
Ships
at
Least
One
Destroyed
HALIFAX
0i
Ice
and
dregs
of
a
three-day
storm
that
charged
across
the
Maritlmes,
Newfoundland
and
Labrador
continued
to
play
havoc
yesterday
with
shipping
along
the
entire
length
of
the
Canadian
Atlantic
seaboard.
One
ship
was
already
destroyed
and
another
was
towed
to
safety.
A
line
was
about
to
be
put
aboard
with
Palestine
and
his
i-Jordan
formerly
part
FIVE
ARE
DEAD
IH
SHIP
CRASH
HALIFAX
0i
Five
members
of
the
crew
of
the
Newfoundland
motorshlp
Administratix
were
believed
drowned
last
night
after
tfie
vessel
had
sunk
following
collision
with
a
Norwegion
ilesune
mandate
tcrri-
Air
Lines
office
here
was
advised
that
an
Injured
logger
whom
they
had
been
requested
to
bring
to
hospital
at
Prince
Rupert
had
died
within
an
hour
after
a
logging
accident.
The
man
whose
name
was
Stewart
Dow,
was
injured
at
5
p.m.
Thursday
at
the
Kelly
Log-
whp
did
not
want
to
co-operate
but
who
might
appear
to
do
so
as
long
as
it
suited
their
purpose.
The
minister
warned
the
House
of
Commons
that
"spread
of
aggressive
communist
despotism"
over
Western
Europe
is
said
to
cherish
an
to
become
the
Caliph
an
exalted
office
which
ake
him
the
Moslem
irt
of
the
Pope
in
Rome.
freighter
off
Cape
Race.
Two
were
rescued.
another
still.
Four
others
were!
trapped
in
ice
floes
off
Cape
Breton.
.
Twenty-eight
men
were
awaiting
rescue
on
an
Ice
pack
off
Battle
Harbor
near
the
southeastern
tip
of
Labrador.
Their
uhfte
has
been
vacant
DISTINGUISHED
GUESTS
AT
UNVEILING
OF
F,D.R.
STATUE
IN
LONDON
A
few
of
the
distinguished
guests
stand
in
front
of
the
10-foot
statue
of
former
president
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
after
the
unveiling
ceremony
In
London's
Grosvenor
Square.
The
British
people
subscribed
more
than
$160,000
for
the
statue
to
honor
the
war-time
president
of
the
United
States.
King
George
and
the
royal
family
were
present
and
his
majesty
made
a
brief
address.
Left
to
right
in
this
group
are:
Princess
Elizabeth,
Princess
Margaret
Rose,
the
Duchess
of
Kent
and
her
son;
a
Mrs.
Hooker
(not
otherwise
identified);
Dowager
Queen
Mary;
Mr.
Hooker,
Mrs.
Eleanor
Roosevelt,
widow
of
the
former
presidsnt;
Prime
Minister
Clement
Attlee;
Queen
Elizabeth;
Sculptor
Reiddick;
King
George
and
Viscount
Alexander
of
Tunis,
governor-general
of
Canada.
fall
of
the
Turkish
Em-,e
first
World
War,
But
ging
camp,
Cumshewa
Inlet,
would
"ultimately
almost
cer-when
struik
by
a
flying
log.
Dr.
tainly
mean
war
and
war
on
the
Don
Lim,
the
camp
doctor,
asked
l
most
unaf
avorable
terms."
for
a
plane
to
maKe
an
emer-
'
"Fr
Canada
there
is
no
es-geniy
flight
here,
but
the
man
caPe.
nt
even
in
isolation
or
in-died
while
the
CPA.
crew
here
difference,"
declared
Mr.
St.
was
DreDarine
to
'take
off
for
Laurent..
"I
suggest
that
our
for-
RESUMPTION
OF
MEAT
CONTROL
rouk
once
grew
a
beard
o
gossip
was
that
this
aic
him
appear
older
ore
suitable
candidate
Sandspit.
I
ei6n
policy
be
based
on
recognl-
ship,
the
sealer
Norman
Conrad,
was
destroyed
by
grinding
Ice
on
Tuesday.
Another
sealer
failed
in
a
rescue
attempt
when
she
herself
was
caught
In
the
grip
of
the
pack.
The
Conrad's
crew
Hint
Thrown
Out
at
Session
of
Prices
Committee
The
accident
is
the
second
Caliphate.
communist
aggression
endangers
.h
is
an
old
desert
OTTAWA
0
Chairman
Paul
fatality
at
Queen
Charlotte
Island
logging
camps
within
the
Martin
told
the
prices
commit
er
and
a
chess
player,
ikes
night
clubs
and
Bulletins
the
freedom
and
peace
of
every
democratic
country
including
Canada."
He
said
that
Canada
was
"ful
was
not
believed
In
danger
as
they
had
taken
supplies,
life
last
two
weeks.
A
Saskatchewan
man
was
killed
at
the
Morgan
ras
of
gaiety.
tee
yesterday
that
he
thought
the
government
could
not
stand
idly
by
and
watch
meat
prices
continue
to
rise.
logging
camp
at
Cumshewa
Jv
commands
his
own
boats
and
provisions
when
aban
donlng
ship.
about
ten
days
ago.
rained
Arab
Legion
.;
to
manpower
to
about
;
ly
aware"
of
the
present
inadequacy"
of
the
United
Nations
to
provide
world
security.
Cana.
da's
position
shall
not
encourage
or
foster
activity
which
might
Toil
And
Dreams
On
Grand
Scale
Go
Into
Homing
Ground
Pride
of
ownership
is
bearing
fruit
among
residents
of
the
former
Wartime
Housing
project
in
the
city.
Throughout
the
east
end
where
most
of
the
houses
are
situated,
hundreds
of
recent
purchasers
are
laboring
to
transform
their
stump-covered
lots
into
lawns
and
gardens
and
are
'expending
vast
amounts
of
energy
in
the
Pro;
imi
lmr
i
cess.
IIIMI
All
MAY
lion,
pr
la.OOO
lighters.
A
moment
earlier,
Martin
had
suggested
to
Reginald
Munn,
general
manager
of
Burns
&
Co.,'
that
the
packing
industry
might
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtesy
8.
D
Jobarton
On.
,
trt-
provide
any
state
"legitimate"
get
together
and
say
to
itself:
erything
from
a
camel
the
latest
mechanized
oiling
stock
all
geared
que
character
of
desert
who
is
not
expected
to
excuse
to
withdraw
from
the
United
Nations.
"On
the
other
Vancouver
B.
R.
cn
.03
Vj
hand,
Canada
shall
not
refrain
from
action
which
we
know
is
Areas
that
little
more
than
five
i
JUI1LHU
1
In
I
B.
R.
X
-
.
06
Cariboo
Quartz
1-85
Mullah's
vow
to
take
right
merely
because
it
displeases
AUSTRALIA
TO
BE
MAIN
BASE
CANBERRA
0)
Defence
Minister
John
Dedman
yesterday
announced
to
Parliament
that
Australia
would
become
the
main
base
of
the
British
Commonwealth
in
the
Pacific
under
an
Australian
five-year
plan.
Australia
would
maintain
contact
with
Britain
and
New
Zealand
on
this
policy
which
related
not
only
to
armed
forces
"We
may
have
to
go
back
to
a
system
of
controls.
It's
time
to
exercise
a
little
business
statesmanship."
Mr.
Munn
said
the
packers
could
do
little
to
reduce
prices
to
the
consumer
without
lowering
cattle
prices
to
the
personally,
has
a
mora
another
nation."
Cariboo
Quartz
01
Vi
probably
less
effect-
M.
J.
Coldwell,
C.C.F.
leader.
CLOSE
MILL
JUNEAU
Longshoremen,
out
for
the
loading
contract
in
years
ago
were
vacant
wasteland
are
now
on
the
way
to
becoming
real
assets
to
the
city,
both
from
the
standpoint
of
developed
beauty
as
well
as
from
the
taxation
angle.
In
addition
to
work
on
their
lots,
many
are
laboring
to
put
expressed
regret
that
chiefs
of
staffs
of
the
democratic
nations
had
not
already
been
called
together
to
arrange
for
adequate
Grull
Wihksne
05
Hedley
Mascot
69
Minto
02
Pend
Oreille
4.40
Pioneer
2.90
Premier
Border
04
Privateer
21
Reeves
McDonald
2.05
-ig
force
but
it
includei
iavy
to
be
used
against
emigration,
and
rein-t
efforts
by
sea.
Aer
big
Arab
king,
the
erful
as
regards
rela-li
the
Western
powers.
FLOOD
TOLL
15
.WN
UNPEG
Floods
have
r.
taken
15
lives
on
the
prairies
since
they
reached
their
serious
stage
nearly
two
weeks
ago.
Damage
has'
run
into
the
millions.
Hundreds
ef
bridges
have
been
washed
away
along
the
inundated
highways.
Most
serious
of
the
material
loss
may
be
that
occasioned
by
the
long
delay
of
spring
seeding
operations.
THOUSAND
GUINEAS
NEWMARKET
Sir
Percy
Lorraine's
filly
Queen
Pot
won
the
One
Thousand
Guineas
Stakes
today.
R.
Da's
Ariostar,
100
to
6,
was
second
and
Lady
Zia
Wernher's
Duplicity,
33
to
1,
third.
PLANE
IS
i.lISSlNG
EDMONTON
The
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
today
re-jp
orted
a
civilian
aircraft
with
one
aboard
missing
between
here
and
Alaska.
The
pilot
is
reported
to
be
Miles
Vander-frit
of
Austin,
Minnestoa,
en-
military
measures
against
the
threat
of
aggression.
Poolinq
of
concrete
foundations
and
base
connection
with
the
new
barge
service
to
Prince
Rupert
for
transshipment,
this
week
fused
to
load
lumber
on
the
steamer
Baranof
from
the
Juneau
Spruce
Corporation
mill.
In
view
of
the
strike,
the.
corporation
says
it
will
discontinue
operations
in
its
mill
and
sell
out
its
entire
stock
of
logs.
Med.
battle-scarred
Ibn
aaudi
Arabia.
He
has
ments
under
the
houses
which
they
bought
from
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corporation.
I'le
evidence
of
friend
either
Andullah
or
Far
Piles
of
e
arth
and
muskeg
are
being
dug
out
from
beneath
the
nd
promises
to
join
the
common
fight
on
buildings
to
make
basement
space
and
eventually
will
be
user!
but
to
strategic
development
and
distribution
of
forces
of
the
British
Commonwealth.
LABOR
RETAINS
COMMONS
SEAT
LONDON,
W
Labor
retained
Southward
Central
In
yesterday's
by-election,'
the
government
party's,
majority
being
slightly
reduced.
Roy
Jenkins,
aged
28,
was
elected
with
a
maj
-ority
of
4,121
over
the
Conserva-ive,
James
Greenwood.
Jenkins
received
8,744
votes
and
ad's
army
is
largely
an
to
level
off
the
lots
for
lawns
and
gardens.
OFFICIAL
OF
CHURCH
HERE
Rev.
L.
A.
C.
Smith,
western
Reno
08
V
Salmon
Gold
I7
Sheep
Creek
.
L06
Taylor
Bridge
42
Taku
River
54
Vananda
71
Congress
-
02
Pacific
Eastern,
-05
Hedley
Amalg
-02'j
Spud
Valley
...
12
Silbak
Premier
35
Oils
A.
P.
Con
20
Calmont
5
C.
&
E
5.90
Foothills
....
2.90
Home
8
05
Toronto
Attit
ude
of
many
of
"the
new
1
Quantity
and
he
has
1
open
move
to
supply
r
Palestine.
His
part
In
EAST
HELPING
FLOODED
WEST
,
WINNIPEG,
01
Eastern
Canada
came
to
the
assistance
oday
of
flood-buffeted
prairies
by
providing
thousands
of
sancf-)ags
to
be
used
In
the
construc-ion
of
dykes.
Two
Royal
Cana-lian
Air
Force
planes
touched
lown
here
today,
carrying
some
44,000
empty
sandbags
rounded
ip
through
Army
effort
In
Montreal.
Some
of
the
bags
will
be
distributed
to
Saskatchewan
where
dykes
at
the
villages
of
Lumsden
and
Kamsack
are
purchasers
of
these
homes
wus
mn
probably
is,
in
ef
summed
up
by
one
Overlook
Military
Resources
LONDON,
Defence
ministers
of
five
European
nations
are
meeting
today
to
begin
a
pool
of
military
reamrces
under
the
Brussels
alliance.
The
countries
are
Great
Britain,
France,
Belgium,
the
Netherlands
and
Luxembourg.
They
signed
a
50-year
military,
political
and
economic
treaty
at
Brussels
on
March
17,
pledging
jolrit
defence
of
democracy.
The
pool
plan
will
probably
include
standardizing
jof
weapons
and
training
and
trading
of
military
information.
1
of
spiritual
figurehead
Street
resident
as
he
sweated
over
a
stubborn
hemlock
stump
field
secretary
to
the
general
board
of
religious
educatipn
of
that
he
was
engaged
in
ripping
against
the
Jews.
His
stains
the
holiest
of
cities,
Mecca
and
Med-!1
forbidden
to
infidels.
from
his
front
yard.
"I
paid
rent
on
this
place
for
the
Anglican
Church,
arrived
In
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
Smithers
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
Diocese
of
Caledonia.
While
in
the
city
Rev.
Smith
route
to
Naknek,
Alaska.
The
plane,
forced
down
by
bad
weather,
left
here
yesterday
afternoon.
CHRYSLER
STRIKE
CALL
DETROIT
United
Automobile
Woikcrs
of
America
Gheenwood,
4,623.
CAPTAIN'S
WIFE
several
years
but
I
didn
t
do
klW
Tiiru
much
about
improving
it
because
I
had
idea
how
long
I
Alhiina
U
will
address
the
congregation
of
fin
lAMN
would
be
in
it.
But
now
that
1
1
the
Anglican
Cathedral
and
St
have
bought
it
I
plan
to
make
a
n
ARREST
hreatened.
Another
plane
was
eaving
Montreal
,today.
Peter's
Anglican
Church
as
well
as
members
of
youth
groups
and
Sunday
Schools.
Mr.
Smith
will
be
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
H.
Stanbridge
during
his
stay
here.
rD,
Out
vi
BEATEN
BY
THUGS
MONTREAL,
.ffi
A
reward
of
$5000
was
offered
by
Canada
Steamship
Lines
yesterday
for
arrest
or
information
leading
to
the
arrest
of
two
men
who
attacked
the
wife
of
the
captain
of
a
CSL
freighter
at
Samla,
mi:
111-
,
e
Canadian
Hnnmon'n
pvc
been
arrested
on
WAR
MIGHT
GO
a'id
theft
charges.
sieged
tn
hu
ii,n
Before
taking
his
present
position
Mr.
Smith
was
Anglican
rector
at
Trail
for
four
years
CUT
PRICES
TO
FARMERS
That
is
Only
Suggestion
Ma'le
For
BringinR
Down
H'sh
Cost
of
Meat
to
Public
ON
FOR
YEARS
f
lbs
of
the
rival
Cana-
and
this
June
he
will
leave
the
seamen's
union
in
a
ml'es
outside
t.hp
lumn
real
home
out
of
it.
It's
going
to
take
a
lot
of
work
and
it
won't
all
be
done
this
year
but
I'll
get
there.
Most
other
people
out
here
fel
the
same
way."
Many
of
them
also
plan
to
make
alterations
and
additions
to
the
buildings.
This,
they
feel,
can
be
clone
at
reasonable
cost
as
their
finances
permit.
Completion
of
the
work
in
most
cases
will
take
several
years.
One
man,
who
has
a
good
lot
with
a
view,
,
plans
to
build
a
room
at
the
rear
of
his
four-room
house
overtaking
the
harbor,
thus
giving
himself
the
advan
them
after
taking
Aumaque
18
I
Beattle
71
I
Bevcourt
41
Bobjo
13
Buffalo
Canadian
12
Consol.
Smelters
107.00
Conwest
0
Donalda
78
Eldona
108
Elder
50
Giant
Ycllowknife
4-35
God's
Lake
77
-
Hardrock
16
Harricana
08
Heva
14
'Z
Hosco
34'
Jacknife
04
Jolict
Quebec
40
La
we
Rowan
05
Lapaska
-05
Little
Long
Lac
U3
07
Lynx
Madscn
Red
Lake
2.95
McKcnzie
Red
Lake
51
Wednesday.
The
woman,
Mrs
Andrew
Allen,
wife
of
the
captain
of
the
ship
Lettbridge,
saiu
she
had
been
beaten
about
the
face
and
head.
Her
glasses
were
broken
and
her
nightdress
torn
by
two
men
.
who
entered
hei
home
and
robbed
her
of
$15.
"i
uoines.
OTTAWA
The
special
LONDON
British
authorities
)elieve,
that,
unless
decisive
.ction
is
taken
Jay
the
United
Nations,
war
between
Arabs
and
ews
in
the
Holy
Land
might
ast
for
years.
The
Arabs,
by
heir
guerilla
tactics,
could
wage
prices
committee
of
Parliament
secretaryship
to
become
the
rector
of
the
Vernon
All
Saints'
parish
in
the
Diocese
of
Koot-enay.
On
Monday
he
will
leave
for
the
south
stopping
at
Alert
Bay
and
a
number
of1
other
communities
before
proceeding
to
Vancouver.
last
night
ended
Its
main
examination
of
packing
company
officials
and
had
on
record
just
one
war
indefinitely.
(C.I.O.)
today
set
May
12
for
a
strike
of
75,000
employees
in
thirteen
plants
of
the
Chrysler
Corporation.
The
Union
asked
a
straight
wage
boost
of
30c
an
hour
while
Chrysler
offered
a
6c
hike
which
was
promptly
rejected.
The
current
wage
averages
are
about
$1.50
per
hour.
RAILWAY
FATALITY
COCHRANE,
Ont.
Fireman
Ernest
Seton
of
Cochrane
was
killed
about
midnight
when
a
Quebec-bound
Canadian
National
Railways
train
was
derailed
fifty
miles
east
of
here.
Engineer
W.
i.
Quirt,
also
of
Cochrane,
was
seriously
injured
in
the
derailment
which
was
accompanied
by
an
explosion.
The
blast
is
believed
to
have
been
due
to
gas.
Several
couches
caught
fire
but
it
is
believed
ail
passengers
arc
safe.
LEWIS
ASKS
PARLEY
WASHINGTON
John
L.
Lewis
today
asked
United
States
soft
coal
mine
operators
to
meet
with
him
May
18
to
negotiate
a
new
contract.
suggestion
for
the
lowering
of
MEN
anted
meat
prices
to
cut
the
price
naid
the
farmprs
for
stock.
Th2
Belief
is
that
the
Jews
plan
o
seek
control,
if
they
can,
of
affa,
Haifa
and
Acre
before
he
Arab
Invasion
begins.
committee
had
pressed
represent
tage
of
additional
living
space
and
unmatched
scenery
from
ehind
a
generous
area
of
glass.
His
neighbors
also
plan
changes.
"On
of
the
disadvantages
of
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on
Page
3
Kdlv
Lot't'iiik'
Co.
at
atives
of
the
companies
for
ways
to
aid
the
consumer.
All
said
that
the
packing
industry's
prices
to
retailers
were
closely
matched
to
its
costs.
,THE
WEATHER
(Forecast)
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Clear
today
except
for
variable
cloudiness
and
scattered
showers
along
mountains
this
afternoon.
Overcast
Saturday
with
intermittent
rain
commencing
by
noon.
Light
winds
Increasing
to
southeast
(30
m.p.h.)
tomorrow
morning.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Lows
tonight
-and
highs
tomor
McLeod
Cockshutt
1.18
Moneta
32
T
lii'ii
I,,.,
2.40
BOOM
CEASEFIRE
SHORTLIVED
JERUSALEM
Under
threat
of
firm
measures
from
the
British.
Jews
attacking
Jaffa
with
a
view
to
getting
control
of
the
4rab
port,
agreed
last
night
to
'cease
fire"
for
a
few
hours.
The
truce
expired
today
without
an
mmediate
resumption
of
Negus
Noranda
Louvlcourt
Pickle
Crow
50.00
.69
2.06
LOCAL
TIDES
LUCKY
BRIDE
ISLEWORTH,
Middlesex,
England
0i
When
Mrs.
Arthur
Pyle,
now
of
this
town,
was
married
at
Easter,
she
had
a
trousseau
including
a
handbag,
shoes
and
a
dress
all
made
by
her
husband.
The
groom
learned
all
his
tricks
in
the
navy
and,
Says
the
bride,
he
can
cook
and
embroider.
,
...
W.(J
MAN
National
Employ-'rvice
n
Saturday,
May
1,
1948
Out
of
Hospital
After
Overdose
LOS
ANGELES,
0)
Lon
Cha-ney
jr.,
43-year
old
movie
actor,
was
discharged
from
hospital
as
"fully
recovered'"
from
an
overdose
of
sleeping
pills.
15.8
feet
High
'
u
K
Pr
rowAt
Port
Hardy
35
and
50,
6:59
20:54
1:12
13:59
Regcourt
05
San
Antonio
4
00
Senator
Rouyn
45'
Sherrlt
Gordon
3
05
Steep
Rock
2-30
15.8
feet
11.3
feet
7.3
feet
-
import
Low
Massett
35
and
50,
Prince
Rupert
32
and
50.
(It)