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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
EAA
VOL.
XXXVII,
No.
46.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
24,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
.AAAAAAi
)mmunist
Victory
In
-Czechoslovakia
Expected
i'
i
:
liiion
Wins
Double
CITY
TO
CLEAR
STREET
RUBBISH
AT
OWNER'S
COST
Scandal
In
CAPITULATION
OF
ANTI-RED
N.H.
League
FORCES
NOW
SEEMS
IMMINENT
Lvti
In
Rwt-Inrtinnr
Property
holders
in
the
city
will
have
to
make
sure
that
the
Uly
III
U7
L.lwv.uunj
1
.S-C
2
'
7
-
"
PRAGUE
(CP)
Premier
Klement
Gottwald
last
w
1
1
c.
1
,
Mr.
:,,...':.
o
Boston
Bruins
Players
Alleged
lo
Have
Bet
Against
Their
On
11
Team
In
Gambling
Ring?
r.F.
In
Both
Saanich
and
Cariboo
OPJA
K'P)
The
British
Columbia
coalition
i
11
nuines
aie
clear
01
lumuer
auu
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
.
.
I
,
.
quick
communist
victory
m
the
,
,
night
predicted
a
the
City
win
see
that
I
struggle
to
control
Czechoslovakia.
"It
may
be
sev-
j
lt
is
done
at
the
home
owner's
'
eral
hours
and
it
certainly
will
be
within
several
i
cost,
on
recommendation
of
the
clays,"
the
Communist
Premier
said
at
a
meeting
to
j
Board
of
worts,
city
council
last
form
an
"action
committee'
or
Prague.
Mean
while
the
Opposition,-
,
,
,
1
1
it
known
that
"unless
all
lum-
nt
which
has
lost
but
two
by
-elections
in
its
DETROIT,
(t
A
police
commissioner
said
today
-
that
information
had
reached
him
concerning
two
National
Hockey
:lr
tenure
tonay
new
victorious
banners
on
,.r
nu'ivli'
r-dinnlete
returns
from
Kaanieh
sreming
a.mos
reay
w
cap..u
-
..Ia
nt-.nj4
4-tint
ti-a
IH
Tiari
1
,
,
'.
r
it
?
Liberal-Projrressive-,
;
1
id
.League
players
with
an
ex-con-
,!,
Candidates
of
the
vicl
of
heading
a
a
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'"''.r.
,"
,
streets
and
lanes
is
removed
abandoned
"all
legality
and
con
iitive
lUSHin
renisu-it-u
a
nuuiue
ictoi,y
111
gambling
ring.
The
commission-
within
30
days,
by
the
owner,
it
Three
Dead
In
Engine
Plunge
Triple
Fatality
On
C.N.R.
will
be
removed
by
the
city
at
his
1
the
owner's
1
expense."
Premier
Byron
I.
Johnson's
first
cr
said
he
was
seeking
a
test
at
the
polls.
.
plete
report
of
the
whole
affair."
In
Vancouver
Island's
Saanich
s
Earlier,
the
Detroit
Times,
in
mJ
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II
III'
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I
I
ilt
tl
I
Jatodd
110
BE
riding
Arthur
J.
R.
Ash,
old
grocer
and
former
Ottawa
West
of
Kamloops
stitutional
methods"
In
his
cam-
paiyi
to
grasp
full
control
of
the
country.
A
score
.
of
Czechoslovak
se-1
1
urity
police,
now
controlled
by
;
the
communist
element
of
the
!
rwernment,
entered
headquar-I
ters
of
the
Social
Democratic
i
party
late
today
armed
with
'
bayonet-rifles.
Move
of
the
com-1
munist-U.vected
police
was
not
;
Immediately
explained.
The
Social
Democratic
party
a
copyrighted
story,
said
the
'
police
had
information
that
"at
;
least
two"
National
Hockey
J
League
players
had
made
''sub-
j
stantial
bets"
on
games
in'
which
they
played.
One
player,
the
newspaper
said,
had
bet
.
fiTl
.
alderman,
was
conceded
election
J
jLJU
I
II
''
10
hour
and
twenty-five
min
WAGE
BOOSTS
ARE
APPROVED
City
Workers
to
Get
From
$9
to
$17.50
Per
Month
More
utes
auer
me
pons
ciosea.
Asn
will
occupy
the
seat
left
vacant
Monday
after-
CARUSO'S
BIRTHDAY
Tomorrow
will
be
the
75th
anniversary
of
Enrico
Caruso's
birth
in
Naples.
Mrs.
Brigadier
A.
Smith,
veteran
Salvation
Army
officer,
in
Toronto,
vividly
recalls
the
occasion
when
the
golden-voiced
tenor
stood
beside
her
at
a
Salvation
Army
outdoor
meeting
and
sang
hymns.
$550
against
his
own
team.
The
Times
said
that
the
two1
players
were
members
of
the
Boston
Bruins
team.
j
and
salary
increases
Wage
Channel,
the
boat
Louisa
Ahi.-h
took
the
1
when
it
was
Mas
in
Wright
.
ill
be
lowed
iM-'iiirtitioniiii!.
headauarters
are
on
one
of
ranpinu
from
S9
to
$17.50
lot
I
'!
,
of
I
..lf
a."
by
the
appointment
of
Norman
W.
Whittakrr.
former
Speaker
to
the
Supreme
Court
ot
British
Columbia.
He
topped
the
five-man
contest
Hh
5,621
votes
on
1
the
basis
of
forty-seven
of
the
forty
-eight
polls.
The
runner-up
,
Colin
Cameron
of
the
C.C.F.
had
'4.156
votes
Major
A
H.
Jukes,
Social
Credit:
Thomas
Nixon,
Prague's
main
shopping
otr;ets.monthly
for
four
groups
of
city.
About
ten
riflemen
also
re-1
employees
were
given
interim
City
Must
Raise
$100,000
mained
at
the
offices
of
the)
approval
last
night
by
city
j
.
Nationalist
Socialist
party
whose
.council
on
recommendation
of
a
f
wii'
IpfprK
ScllOOL
01
lilKllft
Police
said
they
did
not
know
the
names
of
the
players
involved
in
the
report.
Coalition,
ten
C.C.F.,
one
Labor
and
two
Independent.
seized
and
special
wage
committee
wnicn
J
cj
headquarters
were
LYTTON
CP)
Two
trainmen
are
known
to
be
dead
and
a
third
is
missing
following
the
plunge
of
a
Canadian
National
Railways
freight
engine
and
tender
down
a
54-foot
embankment
fifty
miles
east
of
here.
The
extra
freight,
weist-bound
out
of
Kamloops,
struck
a
rm-kslide
near
Cossett
late
last
night
but
only
two
of
the
15
freight
cars
were
derailed.
The
dead
are
Engineer
Archie
Legg
and
Fireman
C.
A.
Merrick,
both
of
Kamloops.
Missing
is
Brakeman
(j.
F.
Donley,
also
of
Kamloops,
who
was
riding
the
engine.
The
bodies
of
the
engineer
and
fireman
were
recovered.
Auxiliary
crews,
sent
from
Kamloops,
reached
the
scene
arrived
here
k
in
low
o(
c
lug
Kaien.
.
She
is
now
licis
uet
11
ucti
gaming
v
n.11
uni
Back
to
Board
in
Cost
Protest
representatives
since
early
in
searched
yesterday.
Police
said
they
has
assigned
a
defence
guard
and
similar
guards
at
communist
ii
':
.
k
v.ii-re
her
en-j
Independent
Farmer,
and
W
R.
tW.'.l
cv.i:wd
against
the
Smith.
Democrat,
polled
only
PR
EM
I
It
JOHNSON
IS
WELL
PLEASED
Premier
Johnson,
the
year.
Included
in
the
report
were
j
City
Council
laxt
night
referred
back
to
the
School
wage
increase
for
electrical
Board
estimates
which
would
cost
the
city
molt
than
$100-workers,
"inside"
workers
of
the
000
during
1948
for
operation
of
eight
schools
in
Vne
district
before
she
negligible
votes.
who
took
'4
,
The
Coalitionists
also
swept,
;
0Ver
from
Premier
John
Hart
r
hull
is
un-Mo
victory
In
Cariboo
riding.
iast
December,
expressing
satis-
Civic
Employees'
Union,
the
city
:
serving
1,200
pupils-
The
crisis
developed
on
Friday
when
twelve
anti
-
communist
ministers
resigned
from
the
cabinet.
President
Edouard
Benes
so
The
school
budget
to
returned
to
the
Board
for
recon
'Continued
on
Page
Two)
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
tne
viol
nt
bat-
Walter
Hogg,
60-year-old
re-
j
faction
at
the
by-election
re-
,ws
which
sank
tired
rancher,
topping
the
C.C.F.
j
suits,
said:
"The
election
of
jwever
is
slight-
nominee,
Charles
A
Thomas,
by
'Arthur
Ash
and
Walter
Hogg
to
i
flames
which
378
votes.
Result
from
forty-
i
nil
the
vacancies
in
the
provin
-
sideration
little
nure
than
an
hour
before
Mayor
Nora
E.
Arnold
left
the
city
for
Victoria
to
join
other
executive
members
of
the
Union
of
B.
C.
Muni-
;
far
refusing
to
accept
the
cipalities
in
a
move
to
have
the
k
out
when
the
.
two
of
forty-nine
polls
IromiCui
legislature
is
convincing
f
"isE.-iJLi'j
-riwWneial-overnmerrtr-ghare-
a
CO-OP-ANNUAL-MEETING
HERE
ot
the
slide
early
-today
and
expected
to
have
the
"line
cleared
shortly
after
noon
today.
Meanwhile,
all
trains
have
been
diverted.
greater
proportion
of
school
costs.
I
Total
school
budget
for
Prince
Rupert
this
year
was
$178,309,
of!
POLICE
PACT
IS
APPROVED
::i.,w-l
u
she
heeled
w
hich
return
had
been
received
I
proof
that
the
electorate
desires
iL
smkiiR.
I
howed
Mr.
Hogg
had
polled
j
the
continuance
of
a
sound
busi-
j
Ljfc
.
Todd
was
raised
1746
votes.
'
ness
administration
under
the
j
nthii
1
-h
y.
Leading
Point.
"The
standing
of
parties
in
the
;
coalition
of
the
two
democratic!
4k
Ci
.:
.
1
on
Saturday
by
Legislature
remains
at
35
for
the
j
parties."
j
t
Armor
S.iiwoe
Co.
derrick
!
which
city
taxpayers
would
be
province
today.
This
is
causing
rain
along
the
southern
coast
and
rain
showers
in
northern
coastal
areas.
The
interior
is
mainly
overcast
with
widely
scattered
snow
flurries.
Improving
conditions
are
expected
tomorrow
when
drier
air
will
begin
to
move
across
British
Col
required
to
pay
$100,233.
It
was
j
Annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
'
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-opera-
tive
Association
opened
this
morning
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
1
with
scores
of
members
and
of-
asd
The
city's
1948
contract
with
the
British
Columbia
Police
for
policing
Prince
Rupert
was
approved
by
city
council
last
night
on
recommendation
of
the
police
Freak
Accident
Causes
Trawler
To
Sink
During
Monday's
Gale
.returned
to
the
School
Board
mainly
as
a
protest
against
the
,
taxation
set-up
which
digs
so
(deeply
into
the
municipal
purse
I
to
finance
school
operation.
"In
1943
it
cost
Prince
Ru
noers
attending.
Tne
session
will
continue
daily
until
Friday.
Delegates
from
other
tsher-men's
co-operatives
tn
the
south
"iiiiht
:;orth
for
ex-iii'l
possible
repairs.
:k;,iy
a
was
learned
ill
be
towed
south.
iit
on
the
vessel,
leading
from
Hartley
11:11
was
Lewis
Ho-1
cannery
manager,
.
skipper,
and
Doug-bo'
h
of
Deep
Cove.
umbia.
Forecast
Prince
Rupert,
Queen
Char-
committee.
The
contract
calls
for
payment
by
the
city
of
last
Mc-
lie-floated
by
an
Armour
Salvage
Co.
crew
iii.rht
thp
ir-fo'(it
lani
trawler
Kndvour
is
at
j
No
Agreement
On
j
Bread
Price
Rise
I
OTTAWA-
Heads
of
Ontario
i
chain
store
organizations,
ap-'
pearing
yesterday
before
the
Parliamentary
committee
look-'
ing
into
price
increases,
told
of
I
successive
boosts
in
the
price
of
i
bread
imposed
by
baking
con-;
cerns
but
denied
that
there
had
i
been
any
agreement
with
the
j
baking
concerns.
524.949,
which
is
arwut
sijw
lottes
and
North
Coast
Cloudy
1
above
last
year's
contract
price.
With
rain
showers
today
and
Lean's
Shipyard,
Seal
Cove,
today
for
reconditioning
after
a
freak
accident
that
caused
her
to
sink
and
Although
he
voted
for
pas-
Wednesday
morning,
clearing
;
1.
1
irk
1
Ur
v
V.
1
rw
of
sage
of
the
recommendation,
Alderman
George
Casey
warned
1V-
Hogan's
body
.
on(anr(.r
the
lives
of
her
three
crewmen
in
the
nar-
ic
ir
-
..
-
d
but
!
tlmrn
there
'
or
Langlll.
Wednesday
afternoon.
Southwesterly
winds
(15
m.p.h.).
Normal
temperatures.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow,
Port
Hardy
35
and
45,
Massett
35
and
45.
Prince
Rupert
32
and
45.
and
from
the
B.C.
Co-operative
Federation
include
T.
H.
Soren-son.
Federation
president,
A.
Eyton,
of
Steveston,
R.
McKay,
of
Fanny
Bay.
Vancouver
Island,
W.
J.
Peck,
Vancouver,
A.
V.
Hill,
Vancouver,
L.
J.
Wylie,
Vancouver,
J.
Donaldson,
Vancouver,
and
others.
J
Annual
reports
from
various
departments
of
the
Co-operative
t
that
"it
behooved
this
council
to
consider
if
we
are
going
to
keep
up
this
high
-cost
police
bur
Monuav
aiienioon.
,
then
climbed
through
-....
house,
the
Canadian
Re
cmd
by
i..
curf.iK
'window
011
the
port
side.
I
got
pert
$70
per
capita
to
operate
its
school
system,"
Mayor
Arnold
told
council.
"This
year,
the
per
capita
cost
is
$146.
The
Cameron
report
has
not
only
boomeranged
on
us
but
on
every
municipality
,in
the
prov-vince."
Of
the
$178,000
budget,
basic
provincial
government
grants
would
provide
only
$60,800,
little
more
than
one-third,
according
to
the
detailed
estimate
provided
by
the
school
board.
Actual
operating
costs
would
take
more
than
$150,000.
''I
have
been
informed
by
Isory
Savings
system
or
think
about
creating
on
top
of
the
pilot
house
with
only
one
wet
foot."
Taylor
said
r
iiiiii;,
v.'v.
i.v
Capt.
Harry
Trimm.
were
Cap'..
Frank
Gale,
owner
of
the
En-
Next
Month
I
-
f,-i
Ren,
,,d
Howard
after
ne
naa
reacneu
4..,
our
own
police
force.
I
think
j
$25,000
a
year
Is
too
much
for
get
more
money,
it
seems
in
line
policing
a
city
of
this
size."
that
the
policemen
should
get
Alderman
Arthur
Brooksbank
it
too,"
he
said.
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u.
-
p
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ant
UTUIII
any
A
M.l
lull
or-
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:
.
1
ti
nnr
iaas
a
,s
r
1
t
e
a
a
1
1
1
1
j
t
e--o-
jt
oiner
Es
Slain
In
Feud
yri:
An
Ji
1:0
into
the
mails
Taylor,
crew
mcmorrs.
The
Endvour
capsized
in
though."
will
be
presented,
and
matters
of
policy
discussed.
the;
III
to
Canadians
hav-
i
Taylor
saia
uiai
me
wiu.-u.
Cow
Bay
at
3!
harbor
npposile
i-
i-oninm
fur
minimi-
,
1
Ur
prt
over
si
noeniy
wiu
n
uiv
o'clock
when
her
beam
11
a
w
1.
t
trawl
net
dropped
Into
the
water
iii
connection
with
!
declared
that
most
of
the
increase
was
accounted
for
by
higher
wages.
I
"Since
it
looks
like
.everybody
working
for
the
city
is
going
to
Alderman
T.
B.
Black
pointed
out
that
lajt
year
police
court
fines
had
offset
policing
costs
and
it
is
likely
that
the
same
thing
would
occur
this
year.
carried
aloft
on
the
boom,
dropped
into
the
water
when
a
ixe
111
194:2.
The
be
sent
out.
six
fast.
I
LOCAL
TIDES
Wednesday,
February
25,
1918
High
2:00
21.8
feet
14:01
23.3
feet
Ol
!
ice
is
able
to
ab-
members
of
the
School
Board
that
only
about
$20,000
is
available
for
repairs
and
improvements
to
school
buildings,
the
NORTH
VANCOUVER
(f
Police
today
pressed
the
search
for
William
Piercey,
35
-
year
-
old
lather
of
four
children,
in
connection
with
the
shot
gun
slay-
and
that
there
was
no
time
to
do
anything
but
get
clear.
Th?
Skedans.
moored
at
the
Atlin
Fusheries
dock,
headed
for
the
Endvour
immediately.
Repair
of
the
equipment
in
the
vessel
probably
will
prove
costly,
since
much
of
it
was
modern
electric
and
electronic
I
halyard
broke
while
me
vessel
i
was
travelling
at
full
speed.
A
:
heavy
southeast
wind
was
blowing
at
the
time.
J
The
boom
swung
outboard.
I
dropping
the
huge
trawl
net
I
into
the
water
011
the
starboard
7:57
20.21
4.3
feet
0.8
feet
::
TODAYS
STOCKS
::
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.
rest
is
fixed
charges,"
Mayor
,
Low-Arnold
told
council.
Largest
item
in
the
school
-
;
ing
of
Bernard
H.
Smith,
39-:
year
-old
North
Vancouver
mill
j
worker.
budget
was
teachers'
salaries
which,
Including
a
wage
in-
side.
Pushed
by
a
.strong
wind
,
from
port..
the
vessel
heeled
over.
tax
in
1945
for
school
building
purposes.
The
board
is
seeking
authority
to
spend
that
money
this
year.
Of
this,
more
than
I
crease
authorized
this
montn,
lis
estimated
at
more
than
and
filled
with
water,
salvage
"A
charge
of
murder
will
be
laid
against
Piercey,"
said
Sgt.
Thomas
Herdman
of
the
British
Columbia
provincial
police
here.
4
lines
were
placed
aboara
Dy
i"-Skeclans
and
Armour
Salvage
'
...
J
Smith
was
shot
in
the
back
1
instruments.
The
Endvour
was!
only
recently
equipped
with
a
J
depth
echo
sounder.
She
also
carried
radio
direction
'finder
J
and
radio-telephone.
j
The
Armour
Salvag?
derriclt
scow
pulled
alongside
the
sunk-
j
en
vessel
at
the
Home
Oil
wharf
(
at
5
o'clock
last
night.
Salvager!
was
completed
by
10
o'clock.
j
Even
harder
hit
than
the
city
taxpayers
are
those
in
the
rural
section
of
the
school
district.
With
a
rural
school
popu
Bevcourt
48
Bob
jo
13i,2
Buffalo
Canadian
12
Consol.
Smelters
95.50
Conwest
.86
Donald
a
80
Eldona
89
Elder
65
Giant
Yellowknife
5.40
God's
Lake
77
Hardrock
17
Harricana
06i
Heva
14Vi
tug
Kaien
and
the
vessel
towed
to
the
Home
Oil
Co.
wharr
where
she
remained
with
the
tio
of
her
mast
showing
until
raised
a
few
hours
later
by
the
salvage
comoany's
derrick
scow.
lation
of
about
60,
taxpayers
!
outside
the
city
are
required
to
rajse
$14,977
to
support
educa-'tion,
an
item
that
is
no
small
burden
on
the
sparsley
popu
$4,500
was
raised
in
the
city.
In
the
detailed
estimates,
total
figure
under
"maintenance
of
school
plant
and
grounds"
is
only
$9,601,
of
which
$5,201
is
rt
quested
as
the
School
Board's
share
of
the
cost
of
reconstructing
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
The
board
anticipates
that
the
provincial
government
will
provide
an
equal
amount
for
this
purpose.
A
memorandum
rtgarding
(Continued
on
Page
3)
at
his
home
here
last
night
while
he
was
gathering
firewood.
The
shooting,
police
reported,
appeared
to
stein
from
a
longstanding
neighborhood
feud
involving
the
bmlth
children
and
those
of
another
family
in
the
district.
Police
have
the
description
M
P
Only
the
tip
of
the
Endvour's
.
.1.
l.n-
41,1-un
liie
HKoaans
iouis.
.
.
,
and
landed"
,
crew
men
aboard
Drougui
in.
the
alleged
slayer
and
found
his
abandoned
car
two
miles
from
the
Smith
home
a
short
time
Vancouver
Bralorne
10.00
B.
R.
Con
03
'i
B.
R.
X
07
Cariboo
Quartz
1.90
Dentonla
11
Grull
Wihksne
044
Hedley
Mascot
75
Minto
02
Peni
Oreille
2.30
Pioneer
3
40
Premier
Border
04
Privateer
25
Reeves
McDonald
1.10
Reno
.'
10
Salmon
Gold
19Vz
Sheep
Creek
1.02
Taylor
Bridge
451,2
Taku
River
55
Vananda
17
Congress
.04
Pacific
Eastern
06
Hedley
Amalg
02
V2
Spud
Valley
13
Central
Zeballos
01
'i
Sllbak
Premier
43
Oils
Calmont
46
C.
&
E
3.90
Home
5.90
Toronto
Athona
08
Aaumaque
22
Beattie
.70
lated
Skeena
River
district.
HIGHLIGHTS
OF
SC
HOOL
Bl'DGET
Here
are
highlights
of
the
school
budget,
at
which
city
council
balked:
Total
ordinary
expenses
$178,309.47
1
P'CE
LEADER
-Rev.
ICoburn
of
Toronto.
them
at
the
Home
Oil
wharf
when
the
Endvour
was
brought
in.
The
Endvour.
which
landed
18.000
pounds
of
flatfish
at
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
Monday
morning,
was
proceeding
to
the
Edward
Llpsett
Co.
dock
when
the
mishap
occurred.
The
three
men
were
in
the
pilot
house
at
the
time.
Capt.
Oale
and
Chris
Berg
were
thrown
into
the
water
PARTITION
BOARD
MEMBER
RESIGNS
LAKE
SUCCESS,
!
Senator
Vincintc
J.
Francisco,
delegate
for
the
Philippines,
said
today
that
he
had
resigned
from
the
United
Nations
Palestine
commission,
Francisco's
resignation
followed
disciosure
last
week
Krct
I'tary
of
the
rn.
I
Deduct
basic
gov't
after
the
slaying.
F.
R.
Anderson,
a
lawyer,
told
the
police
that
man
came
to
his
home
last
night
and
said,
"I
shot
a
man.
I
need
help."
Mr.
And?rson
said
he
refused
M.
J.
Saunders
left
Monday
night
on
a
business
trip
to
Burns
Lake.
He
expects
to
be
away
for
approximately
ten
days.
l"iance
1
deration.
Pars
Hosco
35
Jacknife
.05
Joliet
Quebec
37
Lake
Rowan
12
Lapaska
07
Little
Long
Lac
125
Lynx
10
Madseil
2.95
MacLeod
Cockshutt
....
1.41
Moneta
36
Negus
2.60
Noranda
44.75
Louvicourt
-
1.28
Pickle
Crow
2.22
Regcourt
07
San
Antonio
3.95
Senator
Rouyn
56
Sherrit
Gordon
2.20
Steep
Rock
2.15
Sturgeon
River
18
Silver
Miller
33
r-se
of
western
grant
Tuition
fees
Surplus,
1947
Rural
area
60,800
1.350
948.59
650.17
"d
in
t.hn
k..
1
i
of
growing
friction
wnnin
tne
starboard
:
five-member
commission
which
I'tcrmion
from
Van-jd
will
proceed
East
1
b'
train
tomorrow
P".
Coburn
will
ad-timblic
meeting
in
through
the
open
to
discuss
the
matter
find
called
for
the
police.
Before
officers
arrived,
the
man
fled.
The
mill
worker
is
survived
by
his
widow
and
young
daughter.
Piercey
is
believed
to
have
crossed
the
harbor
from
North
Vancouver
in
a
dinghy
after
the
killing.
.
$63,748.76
Prince
Rupert
municipality
(cost
1
$100,232.98
Rural
Area
total
requisition)
14,977.90
Included
in
both
city
and
rural
area
estimates
is
$5,201
which
was
raised
by
a
special
one-mill
Delayed
again
by
connections
at
Jasper
Park
owing
to
transcontinental
trains
"being
delayed
by
prairie
weather,
tonight's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
10:45
tonight,
Is
three
hours
and
fifty
minutes
late
which
would
bring
it
in
at
2:35
tomorrow
morning.
pilot
house
door
and
clung
to
j
has
the
task
of
partitioning
the
Land.
The
resignation
was
the
bow
until
they
were
picked,
Holy
up.
However.
Howard
Taylor
sent
to
Manila
four
days
ago
had
not
yet
been
accepted
,.
m,
ni
nnp
wet
foot,
but
ea
Chin-
"ch
toniaht
speak
before
the
when
Francisco
confirmed
it
'inn
Qvrn
riiiw
"When
she
went
over,
I
hung
ItDnuirrow.
onto
the
inside
of
the
pilot
j
here.