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Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
PHOIIE
81
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No,
94.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
FRIDAY,
APRIL
22,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
a
k
ttack
Brife
om'munist:
t
RETURNING
TO
LEAD
NO
STRIKE
THIS
COAST
Cyc
Centre
Executive
R
econ
inien
ding
JSe
w
Wing
'
Cost,
Including
Ten
Bowling
Alleys,
KAMLOOPS
TO
RUPERT
GIFT
The
Kamloops
basketball
team,
coming
here
to
play
Prince
Rupert
in
the
final
for
the
British
Columbia
Senior
"B"
chSMpionship
this
Friday
and
Saturday
night,
is
bringing
a
gift
from
the
mayor
of
Kamloops
to
the
mayor
of
.
Prince
Rupert.
Presentation
of
the
gift
will
be
made
during
an
intermission
at
Saturday
nights
game
which,
incidentally,
will
be
broadcast.
Acting
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderham
will
receive
the
gift
in
the
absence
of
Mayor
Nora
Arnold.
NATIONALIST
STAND
overnment
Withdrawing
From
lanking
Shanghai
Menaced
VANCOUVER
(?i
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
(TLC)
claimed
the
first
major
victory
of
the
Estimated
at
$60,000
to
$65,000
cieepsea
shipping
str'.e
today
-i
.
i-
following
an
agreement
reached
.
!ne
i
i
Civic
Centre
executive
and
ii
hoard
i
of
directors,
Thursday
between
the
aiwediv
eds
Are
Still
Firing
On
British
liineeiinirs
held
last
night,
decided
to
call
a
special
communist-led
union
and
the
;-;orTal
meeting
of
the
Association
to
which
they
will
,
shP
operators
on
the
Canadian
ivlXG
Generalissimo
Chiang
Kai-Shek
is
returning:
In
resume
the
lead
of
Chinese
west
coast,
;
!
i
niif
the
recommendation
that
a
new
wing
be
con-
U
forced
in
a
last-ditch
stand
against
the
In
Montreal,
Harry
Davis,
mi
ucitd
at
ine
rear
oi
tne
present
uivic
(Jentre
build-
Union
president,
termed
the
de
fa
9"
-
.
"
f
4
r
"'
-.4
,
v
'
'
SI
'
J.
mt:.
It
that
this
ten
modern
is
proposed
wing
contain
veiopment
"the
beginning
of
the
bowling
alleys.
Cost
of
the
wing
end
of
shipowners'
attempts
to
ists.
The
Communists
have
crossed
the
River
at
more
than
a
dozen
points
and
,n
of
the
government
from
this
capital
city
lias
commenced
Even
f
;
is
now
bclie.vcci,
by
Ulc
Communist
'
PAUL
ROBESON
Is
estimated
at
between
$35,000
.
smash
the
C.S.U,
BOOED,
HISSED
Native
Vote
Is
Important
ltid;i,-i;
Enthusiastic
About
Ctitinj;
Hailots
For
First
Time
On
June
15
and
$40,000
to
build
with
a
further
cost
of
installing
the
alleys
ojt
$25,000.
The
Association
has
$55,000
on
hand
to
finance
such
a
project.
The
special
general
meeting
will
be
held
next
Tuesday
evening.
STOCKHOLM
Paul
Robeson,
lMlr,w
t
M
rn
mgr
u
g
u
Kamloops
Arc
Crowd
To
Be
Reckoned
With,
But-
Rupert
Jets
Confident
Senior
B
Championship
Questers
Have
.Good
Career
to
Qualify
for
Trip
North
noted
American
negro
singer,
was
hooted
and
hissed
when
he
tang
rommunist
songs
here
last
night.
Despite
the
disturbance,
The
meeting
heard
a
report
on
the
highly
successful
Kenneth
he
kept
singing
along.
R-
maikably
keen
interest
in
ihi
ir
first
exoerience
as
en-
franehified
voters
in
the
provin-
Spencer
recital
which
was
held
ci'U
election
to
be
held
in
June
last.
week
and
expressed
appre-i.s
b
in-;
displayed
by
hundreds
ciatkm
of
lhe
public-spiritednesr.
ENVOYS
FROM
WINNIPEG-Backed
by
statistics
proving
they
have
the
oldest
"pure
Winnipeg"
ancestry,
Donna
and
Herbert
Bannatyne
are
on
a
coast-to-coast
air
tour
as
goodwill
ambassadors
from
Winnipeg,
promoting
that
citys
75lh
birthday
party
in
June.
Crowned
Mr.
and
Miss
Winnipeg,
the
freckled-face
teen-age
brother
and
sister
are
shown
In
this
TransCanada
Airlines
photo
being
fitted
with
bright
Balmoral
tam-o'shanters,
official
headgear
of
the
celebration,
by
Stewardess
Marie
Char-bonneau.
They
will
visit
every
large
city
from
the
Atlantic
to
the
Pacific
with
invitations
to
attend
the
anniversary.
They
arc
second
cousins
of
Mrs.
W.
J.
Nelson
of
Prince
Rupert.
(CP.
Photo)
I'Dcratc"
South
China.
it
shore
batteries
fared
mi
a
British
which
wax
alfcmpt-jj,-vc
the
sloop
Anie-irli
as
disabled
by
earlier
in
the
week,
jvs
being
made
to
pu
aboard
the
Amethyst
ing
boat
had
to
wither
fire.
i..:h
toll
as
a
result
of
(
on
British
ships
is
tri
at
44
with
100
'
or
fid.
jr'hysl
was
able
to
refit
today
ami
progress-;les
up.'.tieam
toward
ill
under
heavy
lire
I
-tan
shore
batteries.
I:i
the
British
Foreign
T71,,V,1
tlini'i.
Inn
rr
naroor
nf
fnnmipst.
fin
thfi
Women
Should
i
iuueu
wua
uiwi
i6
.vw
v.
vv..,
of
two
local
firms
Watts
&'
of
natives
in
this
district
who
vr:l
t
j-
-r-x
h'IClOTnOII
Pn
in
III
Villi!
MH
III
HI
I1.IM1
V
jUlUUlLfia
HA
will
be
privileged
to
go
to
the
"isou
aim
onues
wiugs
""v-"'
v"
,
VT
T
Tutnl
T?o?nK-c
polls
and
express
their'
prefer-
who
underwrote
a
substantial
tenor
and
coast
Kamloops
Leland
Hotel
Kaint)OWb
oiK-cs
'on
June-is
it
is
reported
share
of
lne
cost
of
lhe
recital,
few
jnto
Prince
Rupert
this
afternoon
resolved
on
by
ew.
Dr.
Peter
Keiiy,
veteran
tnus
6ivlnB
Prince
RuPerl
music
lifting
the
British
Columbia
Senior
B
championship
Be
Informed-
Appeals
for
Resistance
to
.nurcn
coast
missioner
-
-
i:
trom
Fnnce
Kupert,
Bometnmg
wnicn,
OI
course,
one
of
tne
world8
t'reat
artists
prominent
advocate
of
full
ipnp.
pnerfS
croud
and
hieh-
Undermining
Inruences
Such
As
".t'.F.
Atlantic
Pact
Stand
'
Mrs.
Naney
Hodges,
M.L.A.,
in
HARRY
PERRY
IS
FEELING
BETTER
VANCOUVER
(P1--Condition
of
flying
Jets
are
going
to
have
a
TRAINEES
ARE
ENTHUSIASTIC
cit
lu
nship
rights
for
the
natives,
appreciation
was
aiso
expressed
i
to
members
of
the
Business
and'
v.i:t-
has
been
a
visitor
in
the
Professional
Women's
Club
who
(
JV
Ua,
week.
The
Indians
are
j
lot
to
say
and
do.
Thc
big
two-game
total-point
series
commences
at
the
Civic
Centre
to
assis
ed
n
the
seiimg
ot
tickets
Harry
O.
Perry
of
Prince
Gorge,
cr.tliwtetically
registering
ana
fcay
acknowledged
it
lld
Chine.se
Commit-'
llie
movement
of
the
iwho
has
been
confined
to
hos-
A
large
degree
of
enthusiasm
is
attending
the
weekly
train
a.
re-fly
the
names
of
hundreds
""w
i
entertainment
and
promotion;
n:
Vwn
have
been
placed
dn
night
and
continues
tomorrow
evening
to
bring
Prince
Rupert's
hcn
f'll'-'wing
heart
at
John';PUaI
a
ing
meetings
of
the
St.
but
said
they,
should
an
informal
after-dinner
chat
to
a
group
of
fifty
women
irt
the
Common
Lounge
of
the
Civic
Centre
last
evening,
stressed
the
faet
that
it
was
up
'to
the
women
f
Prince
Rupert
to
make
it
a
point
of
becoming
interested
in
polities.
She.
felt
it'
was
im-
ihe.ii
is
by
special
native
deputy
,
Lonlllul'w-ci-
i
oig
noop
season
vu
a
ruusiug
I
and
climatic
finish.
Coach
Alex
ell
aware"
that
the
rev.i
;trars.
Even
those
who
are
The
meeting
gave
the
General
lis
un
a
peaceful
nns-
.j'-'-Ci.JrH'de"
are
maWixg',
Secretary
authority
fi
work
out
Ambulanei;
Brigade
which
was
organized
in
the
city
recently.
The
brigade
jecrlml
oral
and
practical
instruction
in
first
visiwi
the
embassy
yt.
tack,
is
reported
Rood,
ai'd
S!
is
expected
he
will
t;t
,
uvoinx!
again'
Irt
a
few
days,
j
The
former
provincial
minister
of
ethical
ion
and
recmlly
e'ectvl
president
of
the
British
Columbia
Liberal
Association
became
Bill
ia
doing,
.na
worrying.,
about-his
boys.
While
In
the
south
recently
with
his
Bo-Me.Hl
Rainmakers,
Alex
had
the
opportunity
to
hear
a
good
deal
about
oerauve
that
women
here,
as
V
Loid
ol
(he
Achnir-
ttlU
Kti
lO
W
I
I
ll
llll.T
V.IIIK
Ut
nil
TRUCK
STRIKE
ENDS
VICTORIA
The
month-old
strike
of
Vancouver
Island
freight
service
trurkrrs
ended
today
with
55
drivers
reporting;
back
to
work
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway's
t'ije
mat
they
are
registered
in
wju,
Uie
architect
and
a
firm
the
hope
that,
they
will
be
able
of
acoustical
experts
a
plan
to
I
)
get,
out
and
vote
on
election
improve
stage
acoustics
in
the
'''''
'auditorium.
Hie
natives
are
not
only
in-;
j
teivslcd
and
gratified
over
the
The
resignation
of
Miss
Mar-i
well
us
in
the
whole
of
British
ann,ry
xiiursday
evening.
Colombia,
should
study
the
is-j
T1,P
ppinB;
period
was
given
these
Rainbows
and,
while
he
jllic
alUirks
by
Com-Iwt
guns
were
"an
mi-
attack,
deliberately
'.
for
what
purpose
sues,
of
the
present
campaign
ovpr
to
ol
ai
instruction
by
In
feels
they
are
a
crowd
to
be
re
l-.ct
that,
finally,
they
have
caret
Slinn
as
physical
educa-j
subsjtl
structor
H.
D.'
E.
MacLcan
and
ill
Monday
night
just
as
ne
was
(
this
included
a
queslion-and-;
planning
to
leave
Vancouver
for
iary.
They
have
re
be
well-informed,
enabling
them
to
refute
statements
they
know
are
wrong
and
fight
for
issues
spected,
he
is
not
the
least
concerned
about
any
inability
on
the
part
of
his
Jets
to
held
their
been-
given
the
franchise
with-
won
oirccwr
io
iatte
euect
on
ceived
a
12-crnl
wage
boost
pi
to
learn."
tlinilllii.,t.
were
sween
,
answer
neriod
ol
which
tne
;
nome.
out
having
to
relinquish
any
of
m
was
accepica
wun
re
to
a
$1.12
per
hour
rate.
The
.1
,
i
i
nrrni
iiiiti
rt
n
i
t-fii
i
itiin
ml-
itm
k
Uic.Yanslse'in
In-i""
f'''1
ar
rihl
own
and
keep
the
title
right
class
took
advantage.
Practical
first
aid
work,
such
rneir
aooiiginai
ngius
oui
uiey
ty
".b
....
strjke
n
3,
are
also
seeking
information
valuable
services
she
has
ren-
.
.
.
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...
,
,
,.
Ji.'imbers
today
mect-lilutle
resistance.
and
guidance
as
to
how
they
dercd
the
Association,
its
mem
and
liquor
supplies
up
the
as
thre
and
four
hand
carrying
Alrrj
I
rACf
scats
for
Injured
persons,
fire-
Y
tK
LlAiJ
"We
have
a
very
grave
problem
to
contend
with
today,"
the
speaker
said.
"There
are
forcea
ill
work
in
our
country
that
arc
'.should
vote.
To
those
who
ask
bcrshlp
and
the
community
ihim,
Dr.
Kelly
has
been
sug-
generally.
I
WEATHER
men's
mi
and
splint,
Dauoag-
ing
and
stretcher
work
took
up
HI
!M
P
P
All!
If,
V
the
second
part
of
the
pro-JlUlir
liHUl-IIvJ
trying
to
undermine
our
beliefsj
getting
that
it
might
be
ap-
I
propriatc
for
them
to
express'
The
meeting
decided
to
post-
nnnn
n.
nrnnnsed
.concert.
rec.;tn!
Synopsis
-
all
tne
tilings
we
noiu
uuku
dear.
These
forces
attack
in
dif
gram.
During
ine
aemonsira-
Vanco!
VANCOUVFH
ri
'
clianue
in
lhe
weather
their
"Thank
You"
of
by
means
y
thc
grpat
Bu8sian
pismlst
ferent
ways.
We
don't
always
"r
British
Columbia
is
a
date
in
Clover
Leaf's
last
night
edt':ecj
out
the
ballot
to
thq
government
Maxlm
schapiro
fnm
Winnipeg
TauMns
75
to
53
to
which
took
the
step
for
the
first
,
y
t
U
lii-ic;
nunc
lb
vciujigo
lit
riBiiy
Rupert.
But
it
might
be
a
good
idea
to
look
at
these
Rainbows
and
size
up
just
what
the
Jets
are
having
to
contend
with.
They
are
coached
by
Charlie
(Chuck)
Laidlaw.
This
has
been
the
initial
year
for
Laidlaw
with
the
coaching
reins
and
it
might
as
well
be
admitted
.that
he
has
turned
in
a
very
creditable
performance
in
copping
the
southern
Interior
crown,
Interior-Kootenay
championship
and
then
winning
out
in
the
British
Columbia
semi-final
round
time
in
the
me
uf
granting
them
the
fran
win
the
third
and
lmal
g.me
;l
lhe
next
thirl
y-six
recognize
them
before
it
is
loo
nsiderauie
cloud
will
11
is
at
our
home-life
they
t
sections
today
and
'strike
and
so
affect
the
womc:.
"
occur
in
all
but
the
almost,
more
lhan
they
do
the
t
rcuions
Tiiinnvinu
men.
1
have
seen
these
in-
tion
period,
lively
discussion
was
carried
on
rgarding
methods
used
and
the
reasons
behind
their
use.
Class
training
programs
follow
closely
lit
epatterns
laid
down
by
the
St.
John
Ambulance
Association.
About
20
persons
attend
the
classes.
n'h
the
same
but
with
'
sidious
forces
at
work,"
Mrs.
in
the
best-of-five
series
for
the-'
Western
Canada
basketball!
crown.
j
Thc
defending
('anadiao
champions
now
meet
I
lie
Eastern
representatives-
still
undecided--in
a
series
opening
here
May
2.
chise.
I
I
IX
('ITIZLNSHIP
TO
EE
EXPECTKI)
Granting
of
the
provincial
franchise
to
the
natives
is
seen
by
Dr.
Kelly
as
the
opening
of
a
door
which
must
ultimately
r
activity
confined
Hodges
continued,
'and
I
can-Ml''
north
coast
re-'"t
stress
loo
emphatically
how
iriiB
skies
overnight
'important
It
is
to
be
.careful
and
nire
allow
tempera-
'
consider
the
issues
at
hand.
Some
fall
to
lhe
f,-(..iM,.
'
of
the
things
I
have
seen
arc
so
fall.
It
was
felt
that,
with
Prince'
Rupert
In
the
throes
of
a
provincial
election
and
three
early
June
conventions,
the
originally
scheduled
lime
was
not
practical.
The
General
Secretary
was
authorized
to
attend
the
Western
Regional
Conference
of
Social
Work
being
held
thc
first
week
ill
May,
in
Victoria
where
specific
studies
will
be
made
of
trends
in
Community
Centre
developments
and
Community
Ccn.
tre
services
for
older
people.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
Malison
re-
ih
v.m
oe
uia
un.u
mu.mvi-
island.
i
WIND
SAVES
VILLAGE
MOOSE
JAW
A
strong
wind
is
credited
with
saving
thc
hamlet
of
Tilney,
18
miles
southeast
of
here,
from
dc.
struction
as
fire
destroyed
the
elevator
with
25,000
bushels
of
wheal.
(
FIRE
AT
PETAWAWA
PETAWAWA,
Out.
lire
of
undetermined
origin
yesterday
roared
through
the
largest
drill
hall
at
this
Army
training
centre,
a
few
miles
north
of
Pembroke,
causi.iii;
damage
estimated
in
thc
neighbor
hood'
of
$200,000.
The
blaze
raged
unchecked
for
an
hour
and
for
a
lime
threatened
a
number
of
barrack
quarters
and
nearby
Army
huts,
RECEIVED
BV
KING
LONDON
King,
George
left
his
sick
room
yesterday
to
meet
Commonwealth
Premiers,
gathering
here
for
a
conference,
in
Burkr.vi;ham
Palace.
.
Hon.
L.
B.
Pearson,
Canada's
turned
to
the
city
this
af-
imais
appearance
lor
me
v.i
i-
fm"sl
pails
of
the
jnl
lrighlening
I
feel
it
is
time
the
'
women
of
(;anada
realize
ine.se
lead
to
the
granting
of
all
thc
l-eiM'HIs
and
privileges
enjoyed
by
citizens
of
British
Columbia
as
well
as
the
assumption
of
all
responsibilities.
"But,"
added
Dr.
Kelly,
"the
granting
of
the
franchise
to
the
ternoon
on
the
CO(iiit!ani
Trom
ning
club
which
won
handily
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver,
(last
night.
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::
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
:
(Courtesy
S.
1).
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
things
are
happening
beiore
tnci
eyes.
I
have
heard
so
many
women
say,
'Why
should
I
be
interested
in
polit
ies?'
I
have
nevi.r
forgotten
something
Mrs.
Llean-
'''recast
"r
and
vicinity,
Lower
1(,y.
Strait
of
Georgia
l0(iy
and
overnight,
'"WlV
S-lllinl-iv
.
natives
docs
not
mean
that
they
against
Brentwood.
The
Rainbows
went
through
tire
14-game
interior
schedule
with
but
one
defeat.
That
was
a
40-39
loss
against
Penticton
in
the
Peach
City.
They
went
on
to
defeat
Princeton
by
9
points
in
the
semi-final
round
of
the
series
and
then
won
the
interior
title
a
week
later
by
an
8-point
total
point
victory
over
Penticton.
-
.
From
there
thc
Kamloop.j
squad
had
not
trouble
in
copping
their
third
successive
Interior
-'Kootcnay
Championship
by
dumping
Trail
and
then
last
lm.T
llliilll-'
..
...
.
I
arc
free
to
patronize
the
beer
r
Mali.,-.:,
oat
in
uf
ternoon
!
"r
's;Ufl
"
'B;
Uollgl",
U
W"
COOK1
oiuy
mai.
I
Wii
r
tciii;
Till
onto
'""Is
light.
Little
imer:il.iir
i
r.
women
realize
that
there
isn't
t
"
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i.
.
tivw.-
SEAMAN
IS
.
COMMITTED
highs
tomorrow
At
Airport,
38
and
00,
65.
Nanaimo
38
a
single
problem
that
doesn't
finally
add
up
to
a
'bread
and
butter'
issue.'"
"And,"
the
speaker
went
on,
HALIFAX
'ftWJohn
Baldwin,
T-uarlulics
and
North
"nothing
happens
nationally
mai,
VaiM'ouver
Bayonne
Bralonre
B.
It.
Con
B.
It.
X
Carbioo
Quartz
Congress
Mcdly
Mascot
Pacific
Eastern
Pend
Oreille
Pioneer
-.
-
Premier
Bordr
Privateer
.':
aged
20
of
Vancouver,
a
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
(TLC
.00
Vi
9.10
.OVA
.10
130
04
1.30
.04
4.05
3.35
.02
.10
week-end
gained
the
right
to
meet
Prince
Rupert
by
edging
Vercast
wilh
raiii
doesn't
affect
our
whole
life.
minister
of
external
affairs,
5
t,..t
attending
for
Prime
Minister
.
thc
Breutwood
Aces
47.33
and
St.
Laurent,
also
met
Prime
'
35.34
R.
Attlee
Thurs-
5
"uy
and
Saturday.
'"'''y
15
miles
per
P
fhange
h,
lempera-PUht
and
highs
I
Hardy
3G
and
And
here
are
introduced
the
Minister
C,
day.
parlors.
Dr.
Kelly,
who
arrived
In
the
city
this
week
after
visiting
Hazel
ton,
Kispiox",
Glen
Vowell
and
KilsegukUt
native
villages,
reports
that
at
least
500
natives
have
a'ready
been
registered
in
those
areas
for
the
coming
election
and
that
does
not
include
a
number
of
other
villages
in
Skcena
riding.
There
is
a
similarly
heavy
na.
live
vote
in
Prince
Rupert
provincial
riding
which
includes
such
villages
as
Metlakatla,
Kit-kaila,
Port
Simpson,
Skidcgatc
and
Mas.set.
Dr.
Kelly's
trip
to
the
interior
village
was
primarily
for
the
purpose
of
conducting
Easter
services
which
included
baptisms
and
sacraments.
There
was
an
T.f!"roan
service
at
thc
Hazcl-
ion
Ho-pRul.
member,
was
commitlted
for
trial
yesterday
on
a
charge
of
assaulting
an
officer
of
a
former
strikebound
freighter
Sun
Prince.
He
was
alleged
to
have
struck
Charles
Cacldcll
of
Mon.
treal.
The
charge
followed
an
attack
on
the
officer
aboard
ship
by
twenty
or
more
men
on
April
0.
Every
woman
should
lake
an
interest,
in
polities,
lljsn't
enough
to
suy,
I
haven't
the
time;
I
have
my
home
and
family
.to
look
after--because
forces,
with
which
we
do
not
agree,
never
neglect
an
opportunity
t
'urn
out
and
do
their
work.
It
is
dreadful
to
we
lhe
low
percentage
of
people
in
our
country
thai,
come
out
to
vote
and
tragic
'
line-up:
I.
A.
(Sandy)
Hay,
guard,
played
his
best
basketball
with
U
B.C.'s
1940-41
Dominion
chajri-pions,
Tliundcr.birds.
Has-
been
a
member
of
the
Kamloops
team
for
the
past
four
seasons.
Harold
Foulger,
guard,
learned
WINNER
AT
DERBY
EPSOM
Irish-owned
Impeccable
romped
to
a
three-length
victory
in
the
City
and
Suburban
handicap,
one
of
the
season's
features
on
historic
6psom
Downs.
Gordon
Richards
was
up.
Thc
horse
paid
4
to
1.
Alhoiia
11
1
Aumaquc
13
'
Bealtic
.41!
Bevcourt
25
Ilobjo
.11
Buffalo
Canadian
13
Consul.
Smelters
07.7.
Con
west
1
.1
Donalda
55
Eldona
00
East
Sullivan
S.llfi
Giant
Ycllowktiile
..."
6.25.
God's
Lake
37
Ilardrock
,.'....
.17'
Ilarricaua
07
.
Hosco
20';.
Jacknifo
01
'i
.Joliet
Quebec
37
Lapaska
10
Vi
Little
Long
Lac
..:
.77
Lynx
!
.11
Madsen
Red
Lake
.
..
A
''
McKenzle
Red
Lake
..
.45
McLeod
Coeksluitt
....
1
0l
Moneta
.45
Negus
2.40
Norandu
55.
DO
Louvicourt
.17
Pickle
Crow
2.10
San
Antonio
4.10
Sherrit
Gordon
101
Steep
Rock
1.30
Sturgeon
River
17
Silver
Miller
42
to
think
that
people
hold
so
I
5'
Sl-
Louis
2.
lightly
this
privllage
of
ciUer
LOCAL
TIDES
Saturday,
April
23,
1013
his
basketball
In
Kamloops
and
graduated
to
Senior
"B"
company
from
the
Intermediate
(Continued
on
Page
6)
-
,
DcLioit
2
(at
Uie's'itp
tt'at
is
ours.
10:33
Since
11133,'
the
speaNei
wi-.e
High
Reeves
McDonald
2.00
Reo
O.'i'.'j
Sheep
Creek
127
Silbak
JTemicr
33
Taku
River
.23
Vananda
25
Salmon
Gold
..
.13
Spud
Valley
07
Oils
.
Anglo
Canadian
3.70
A.
P.
Con
22
.
Atlantic
07
Calmont
3!)
'
C.
&
E
4.60
Central
Leduc
'
10(1
Home
Oil
.-
10.25
Mercury
12
Ok.ilta
2.43
Pacific
Pete
2.42
.
Princess
.25
.
Royal
Canadian
.08
Vi
South
Brazeau
16
Va
l
i
Kirsi
pukla
there
was
a
wvv.
..
.
.
.
.
,,,,
"the
C.C.F.
have
been
"work-
23:14
16.9
feet
18.1
feel
8.6
feet
6.5
feet
I.'anitet,
on
Saturday
evening
atLow
44
lViiw.
i
,
I
iB
untiringly
and
i,trengthening
B.
fn...
Kupcrl
(.......selves'
Not
In
mass
meet-
v.nicu
1
jr.
jAeny
reviewed
tugn-
16:53
-
-""iniriONKliiD
.
.
.
In
llitlo
Miss
Jean
Faught
returned
on
the
Coqultlam
this
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
California.
lights
of
the
recent
annual
con
venlion
of
the
Native
Brother
KINSMEN!
A
SPECIAL
MEETING
will
be
held
MONDAY.
APRIL
25
g
P.M.
CIVIC
CENTRE
All
members
please
attend
(95)
hood
(,r
British
Columbia
at
Dr.
Kelly
reports,
and
searching
Delia
Coola.
There
attention
be-
questions
were
asked
in
a
dls-l
aine
focusjied
011
the
matter
of
cussion
period.
SKETBALL
I"
MTUtDAY
"'W
p.iii.
CENTRE
Ings
mil,
congn-g.oiiis
"
groups
here
and
there,
puUini'
in
a
word,
stressing
their
issues
and
ideals
and
keeping
them
before
as
many
people
us
they
can.
And,
without
questioning
or
analyzing,
many
people
are
(Continued
on
Page
2)
Miss
Frances
Webber
re
turn
I
I
ed
to
the
citv
on
the
Coauitlam
the
giving
of
the
franchise
to
On
Monday
night,
Dr.
Kelly;
1
1
this
afternoon
from
a
trip
to
thc
native
people.
The
audience
addressed
another
native
ban-iiilcncd
attentively
and
alertly,!
quet
at
Kispiox.
1
California.