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Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest'
PH0HE81
XXXIX,
NO.
47.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
25,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
siddu'Ddb
fffcg
-
.
Iot
-
IBrDaiDDi
'
.
,
-
r,.
'
arrv
On
Despite
lluitiun
Ex
position
Fruinres
1J.N.
Work
i?rairie
Train
Curling
Pin
Saved
Life
1
Ruckus
In
Night
Club
ess
Of
Majority
Service
Is
Back
WINNIPEG
J.
P!
Johnson,
vice
president
of
the
Western
Rngion,
Canadian
National
Rail-vays,
stated
in
Winnipeg
yesler-iay
that,
as
a
result
of
the
con
i
I
I
Lrgin
is
Nw
Only
Bight
Over
Houble
Tragedy
Narrowly
Averted
in
Downtown
Killing
Constance
MeMasUrs,
shot
in
Uie
right
temple
bv
Chines
cr
Parlies
I
oinmneu
Blazing
Battle
Between
Police
And
Bandits
in
New
York
Spot
NEW
YORK
'0P01ie
prW
J
Mah
ln
8
dwntul'n
,rv
J-aU'Sl
ToW
l-ftui-ni
ltlimis.liom
from
H'il
Uiil
of
(CI
)
Oljjng
house
yesterday,
Is
alive
to-'
,1...
rvfl-'V
f1nfl-in
cllrill-
tK.l
'
hrr.lll.
f.f
ii
i.nrli.w.
fr.1.-
version
of
coal
locomotives
to
I
bandits
fight
a
blazing
gun
bat
ail
burning
fuel,
the
railway
is
fni.li!
in
ibui
pi
from
,ln
nf
tle
m
a
Greenwich
Village
ntoht
now
in
a
position
to
restore
prev
club
early
today.
When.-the
smoke
of
battle
had
cleared.
tv
Standing:
'esc,
who
later
shot
himself,
315
"
"
!
entered
her
right
temple
but
was
lous
normal
service
between
Calvary
and
Edmonton,
;nd
between
Edmonton
asd
Saskatoon.
five
persons
were
wounded
and
eiieeiea
arm
ran
along
the
out-
Tells
of
Rescue-
ancl
sup-
side
of
the
skull.
The
woman
was
On
trains
numbered
11
and
12,
scores
of
patrons
were
cringing
under
their
tables.
A
bandit
sus
oil
burning
locomotives
will
b
295
8
1
2
1
ANOTHER
FOR
LABOR
LONDON
VV.
K.
MacMillan
today
retained
Western
Isles,
remctc
Scottish
coiislitueucy.
for
the
Iabor
party,
raising
Labor's
slim
working
margin
in
the
new
House
of
Commons
to
ton.
CLOVERLEAFS
CHAMPS
VANCOUVER
The
Dominion
champion
Vancouver
Clov
er
Leafs
won
the
Intercity
basketball
championship
by
default.
The
Eagle
Time
Club
refused
to
play
at
a
changed
location.
The
teams
had
been
tied
a
game
apiece
in
the
best
of
five
series.
Last
night's
was
to
have
been
the
third
game.
The
Eagles
said
they
would
appeal
to
the
Canadian
Association
if
necessary.
Libera'
.
pect,
a
detective,
two
entertainers
and
a
guest
were
Injured.
operated
between
Saskatoon
enri
Edmonton,
where
the
service
was
cut
from
six
days
a
week
to
tri
Police
said
that
three
hold-u?
i
never
unconscious.
After
being
!
shot,
she
ran
down
the
stairs
of
jthe
King
George
Hotel
where
city
ambulance
rushed
her
to
,
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
j
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,
attending
;
the
woman,
stated
that
the
only
All
Jumped
Off
Bomber
an-
be
men
were
captured
by
officers
who
chased
a
taxicab
the
men
had
commandeered.
bidayi
weekly.
On
trains
13
and
14
between
Edmonton,
Camro.se
and
Calgary
the
service
had
been
cut
from
net
today
w
tun-
Entertainers,
Jean
Evol,
52
and
ion
in
view
oi
Bobby
Dell,
36,
suffered
wounds
three
days
a
week
to
twice
a
week.
,t
j
slim
niuju"
ln
their
legs.
Paul
Knlps
of
Ford
is
expected
W
dp
f
il
'--I
:
d
i
'I
r
Linai-
lJ
dnesda.V.
ume
sue
was
unconscious
was
Missing
Mr.r,
From
B-36
Ciw
IS8
th
Peraltl'
when
the
was
tracted.
Down
With
Others
in
Same
ibull,,t
Area
N,)t
much
is
known
of
the
!
woman's
background,
but
that
Five
crew
numbers
of
the
;
she
once
worked
in
a
Chinese
United
Slates
Army
B-36
bomber.
'restaurant
in
Terrace
and
had
New
Jersey,
a
guest,
was
critically
injured
in
chest
and
leg.
James
Ford
of
Philadelphia
was
wounded
in
the
stomach
and
w
as
ar
that
his
Lai"1
and
on
trains
25
and
20
bet
ween
Edmonton,
Drumheller
and
Calgary,
service
was
cut
from
three
days
a
week
to
twice
weekly.
The
normal
service,
as
effective
before
the
retrenchment,
will
be
restored
Monday,
February
27.
,in
in
oflice
des-
rested.
nuicrity
it
OD-
'we-
ocen
nerc
nerc
lor
ior
some
some
-imc.
Mmc.
She
She
The
battle
broke
out
in
the:
.,
i.f.nrr-il
wllic
was
abandoned
after
three
SEVJS
of
the
....tors
too.
fire
and
the
lH
Chinese
but
left
him
Morrocan
Village
Club
when
a
v
meeting
of
the
fourth
went
dead
detective
Interrupted
an
attempt
by
bandits
to
rob
the
club
and
v.iiue
on
a
month
auo.
NORTHERNERS
ARE
YOUNGEST
VICTORIA
Newspapermen
have
decided-
which
Is
the
youngest
member
of
the
m
Labor,
which
f1nt
from
Alaska
to
Texas.
The
woman
Is
allcferl
ti
hnvn
more
than
100
patrons.
The
de
Thousands
of
persons
from
all
over
the
world
are
expected
this
year
tective
was
on
routine
patrol.
Speaks
For
Sweepstakes
.)
.
.
,
i
l
the
House
ba"
0Ul
,n
Vlc
durknc
at
2:30
she
was
forc-d
at
gun's
to
visit
the
International
ExpWition
at
Poau-Prce
Haiti
Z
Ti
m-
'iv's
vol
-
lhc
n,orni,)8
"I
February
14
point
to
go
to
deceased's
room
commemorate
the
two
hundreth
anniversary
f
the
foundW
of
that
'a
wther'
Eovern-
''lth
lhcIotncr
lwtlvc
1)0
were
and
he
had
demanded
that
dht
City.
The
exposition
features
a
special
United
Nation
exhibition,
iiK(-iif.fi
ii.
unu
ii'iiiiin
a
viii
kiniunn
i
--
ii
.
dramatizing
the
activities
of
the
world
organization.
Above
is
one
of
the
l'J4.
pavilions
under
construction
In
the
Haitian
caplUL
-
i.uiu.nu
h
i
in
ii
uj
nun.
nor
reiusai.
m
liberal
wu.s
ra,Jius
'
flvc
mllcs
wnere
a"
tho
shoot
in
g
occurred
and"
the
Lrand
Cro-
arac',',,
"
The
missing
five,
woman
went
scrcaminr;
from,
;r
";
,s
,rw
,Micn-faii,,d
to.
sur-1
t,,c
m-
VICTORIA
ti
Tom
Uphill,
veteran
Labor
member
for
Fcr-nle,
urged
ln
the
Legislature
yes
The
distinction
goes
to
Frank
Cakler
of
AUin
who
is
tliree
months
younger
than
Jack
Mc-Rac,
the
member
for
Prince
Rupert.
Both
are
34
years
of
age.
s
nmounced
to-
,
,,
y
,u"u
"Mieu
H-xlv
of
Frank
Mah,
was
view-
!
t
reduced
!-alirs
,
'.
,,
,
i'1"
"
'"'
cd
by
a
corm-r's
jury
In
Ihe
terday
that
sweepstakes
for
hos-Ipltals
b!
legal
izi'd
in
order
to
h"!p
meet
mounting
hospital
Unemployment
Serious
Matter
,
in
wv."
-"jumii.
!B.c.
UiKlcrUikiVs
rliain'l
-arly
iuii'i
I.:il)or'
R'i'l)('n
Schcrk,
jnatc
of
the
'
tlil.s
fUTinni.
A
.32'old
miKl-1
oower
is
anv-
Citnadiaii
n.siiiiiK
Co.
fk.li
park-
i
revolver
was
used
in
the
tmwtv.l
Lloyds
Loses
On
Liberals
costs.
He
said
he
had
introduced
such
a
resolution
in
1938.
It
had
ibeen
approved
unanimously
but.
ihulil
In
so
pre-
k'T
Cape
Perry,
which
made
lhc;
'
CommuniVies
nothing
more
had
been
done
I
I
VICTORIA
tt
Unemployment
(iramaiic
rescue
or
ten
or
the
survivors
from
beaches
of
the
west
coast
of
Princess
Royal
Island.
Cdr.
Beard
Heeding
Food
about
it.
j
Uphill
said
there
were
half
a
million
more
people
In
British
g
Wins
Paloce
near
the
western
end
of
Whale
i
ill
British
Columbia
is
becoming
'a
problem
of
major
proportions.;
Ai
tliMr
J..
Tumor,
C.C.F.
nxmihoei
for
Vancouver
Etisl,
told
the
Leg-
j
LONDON
(f
-
Lloyds
of
Lon-:
ilni'V
world
famous
firm
of
untTV,Titcr.s.
'has
lost.
25.000
l$77..r.0O
as
a
result
of
Britain's
Channel,
about
00
miles
south
of
Tnllr
Mnnnu
Irtjiee
Rupert,
is
back
homo
in
IdllU
riUllCy
Prince
Rupert
and
gives
some
1
,
.
'
ir
...
'
iV
.,Culuuibia4iow.Jejwr.
bedsjjui
tata,
b.
C.
ff.-Ten
poun-fe
jmorcpatients
under
the
hospital
tl'buUor
were
llmm
Jnt0
t-i.
.insurance
plan.
ronimiinity
bt
300
on
Lower
Arrow
ij-year-nld
I3'-tl
y
7
ishiliii-f
yesierday.
He
asked
fori
election,
ii
was
estimated
today.
iiroimil
iieilon
naiifl-oiil.s
Hole
!
For
a
premium
of
5.000.
i
VICTORIA.
Q
dir.
C
B
ard.
Coalition
member
.
T
fo!
nKuiu
iiiami.
i.iu.m
Lakes
by
a
light
mau-ladcn
on
the
llnrn-3rtini;liam
I'hI-
were
now
over
J.io.000,000
nun
further
particulars
of
the
incident
to
the
Daily
News.
The
Cope
Perry
was
on
the
way
from
Huledalc
to
llelineiken
In
r
l.
)
.
...
I.
.
..
l.
ii..u:iii..
plane.
The
food,
arriving
yest.er-
I'iilmult,
luskeil
the
Lrgi.sla-
charily.
Odd.
Jobs
were
Lure
ye.-erday
if
British
Coluin-'swors.
There
must,
be
110
an-
j
i-"'.vos
ioi;r
o:i
a
unai
luiuuii
plaiined
!
"f
30,0(10
in
guaniHle-eing
Lib-
tht
wonaereri
wnai.
rrie
govermuen
.
(,
wag
Ule
first
w
rcach
would
do
when
hnsmess
taper,
d
......
in
,..,.
,,,..
a
..ek
erai
pany
caiiaioaics
agauisi.
off.
'
-
'
"It
won't
go
far,"
said
a
resid-
ivir.
upiuii
r'fiiyiaiuiui.-ini
ivitiu-'f,n.
bla
could
afford
the
"luxury"
of
work
to
aIlrviaU
a
sltiiath.n
l
'nn
unbalanced
budget,.
He
suj-
which
could
not
be
solved
under
Rested
a
cut
in
expciulitures
so
I-"
aijllallsl.
syxlm.
In
said.
I
Turner
charged
British
Cohmibii
I
,as
not
U
load
future
Rr,,,.,,,.
.lions
with
leb(s.
He
did
not
'lu
'wnslslently
avtrtdiug"
its
j
'
Ihlereslcd
ill
1
1
was
eva'-u-'
daring
Hie
war."
lam
dclighled
Ik
palaep,
IjiiI
I
k.ie
lloiiic."
"'I's
Piper,
.said:
brrau.se
o
the
Jit
rrecived
at
a
me
speaker
but.
saw
in
h-r
ele-
This
rli,imlunity,
wlUl
ieer
vallon
a
tendency
to
relegate
;
Drt
..,,
u,rt.,i
i,0
-
loss
of
their
deposits.
Lloyds
insured
the
Liberals
against
loss
of
deposits
after
the
first
lit
I
y
up
to
250.
At
the
end
of
last
night's
counting
the
Liberals
had
lost
314
deposits.
let
to
pick
up
a
load
of
herring
j
!
for
delivery
to
Vancouver
and
!
was
keeping
a
lookout
as
wrre
nl'
1
vessels
passing
aioim
the
coasl.
A
wisj)
of
smoke
w'as
iightvl
among
the
trees
and
the
Capl.
;
Perry
moved
alongside
to
In-
men
to
the
background.
I
i
-
prophesy
u
deficit
on
the
biul-j
J'
s"",-s,u"":"
"
"T.aMiing
ions-.
j
isolated
since
warm
weathei
broke
on
the
lake,
making
it
im
,'
possible
to
deliver
by
sleigli
on
get,
however.
to
lhc
povrrnmnil
tm
Jow
rcuUi!
At
the
.same
time
Cdr.
13';u-d!
?'i
the
job.
'i
wi
ll
-
wubNidir.s
nm.sl,
be
trrjik'tl
the
ice.
The
villagers
are
low
on
'staples
and
cattle
and
poultry
askid
for
more
.spciulin-j
;
ui
ii'i
-
i
1
uorvii'd
kviudii'Iic
J
Minister
Bill
io
Clean
Up
Milk
Supply
CANADIAN
GIRL
IS
U.
S.
GUEST
OF
HONOR
Newfoundland
paralysis
victim,
i
food.
highways,
expansion
of
rural
j
c.c.r.
mrmimii
lnarelietl
Int.
eiectniiciiion
by
the
Briusn
lhe
t:hambcr
weuring
red
roses
I
n!
J
Columbia
Power
Commission.
in
u.eir
iaieis
to
murk
the
vietorv
I
IC
yifQCOfl
mnlry
I
j
vest
luatc
further.
This
led
to
the
'picking
up
of
the
first
two
men.
II,
ill
a
mile
further
along
a
third
ilium
was
picked
up.
Sighting
of
a
smoke
signal
a
short
dl.stunce
I
furl
her
along
led
In
a
group
c
!
seven
men.
None
of
the
three
groups
was
aware
of
the
pii.si
iicr-of
the
others
at
that
time.
I
The
rescue
wu.s
effected
bo-llween
12:30
and
2
p.m.
on
Wed
VICTORIA
-
Minister
of
Agri
-
jof
the
Labor
party
in
the
British
election.
culture
Hurry
Bowman,
in
the
Legislature
yesterday,
Introduced
amendments
U
the
Milk
Act
which
would
stop
farmers
with
P
Third
Kmnid)
KUMONTOM
(P
-
Defence
Minister
Brooke
Claxton
today
an-jDouneed
that,
lessons
learned
I
from
Kxercise
Sweetbrlar
would
I
result
in
a
number
of
modifieu-j
t
ions
to
army
and
air
force
unsanitary
bains
from
shipping
Strangling
Of
Christianity
ROMB-Fi-cd
Bjiurks.
respondent
from
the
Plane
Crashes
On
Oolsa
Lake
milk
for
human
consumption.
It
Rate
Finding
On
Wednesday
OITAWA
'(Pi
T'he
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
final
decision
on
the
railway's
application
for
a
20
percent
boost
in
rreighl.ral.es
will
be
handed
down
next
Wednesday,
March
1,
it
was
learned
today.
The
board
was
instructed
earlier
this
month
by
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
to
fen
i
Mikiic.
1,
sieti-
W
Division
A)
ciio
would
provide
for
inspectors
who
Marion
llawco,
9.
Is
shown
as
she
was
greeted
by
a
four-man
honor
guard
on
her
arrival
in
Washington.
Along
with
Mrs
Kleanor
Roosevelt,
the
child
was
an
honored
guest
of
a
U.S.
department
of
defence
radio
program.
Marion,
stricken
with
polio
two
years
ago,
was
sent
to
Warm
Springs,
Georgia,
for
treatment
by
a
fund-raising
campaign
by
U.6.
personnel
at
the
Newfoundland
air
base.
WRONG
GAME
SOUTH
BENFLEET,
Essex,
Eng.
(Pi
Arthur
Sparks,
15.
released
a
swan
from
a
rabbit
trap
on
Canvey
Island
here.
equipment.
"Success
of
the
exercise,"
the
minister
said,
was
due
to
hard
a
could
force
dairymen
to
clean
up
where
the-Act
and
its
standards
nesday
Fibiuray,
15,
the
day
after
the
disaster.
The
Cape
Perry
was
as
close
to
the
beach
as
poslhle
and
then
sent
a
life
boat
ashore.
"They
wen
cold
and
hungry
and
soaking
wet,"
said
Mr.
Schcrk
in
describing
the
condi
formaii
1
BURNS
LAKE
Jlinniie
Mor-
!
training,
good
planning
and
close
arc
being
violated.
Can
of
(X)lsa
Lake
.narrowly
co-operation
between
army
and
Met
2
ei
ul
the
Smith
Stairs,
has
returned
from
a
visit
to
Ym;o
Slavlu.
He
was
there
for
ten
weeks.
He
calls
Tito
a
dictator
and
says
Christianity
is
on
escuped
death
when
obliged
to
air
force
oliicers
and
men
THE
WEATHER
make
a
crush
landing
on
Oolsa
'Ill
Rovers
II
tion
of
the
men,
but
seemed
to
1
review
its
urevious
decision
to
SVMOIISIN
trial
in
Yugoslavia,
lie
reports
t
Lake
in
Tweer'Miiuir
Park.
Fnrt-a
priest
beaten
to
death
by
j
inialcly
he
was
not.
injured
nnd
Rain
was
falling
this
morning
j
grant
the
railways
partial
relief
Mr..
Claxton
said
that
anyone
who
had
seen
Exercise
Swcetbriar
would
have
reason
to
be
proud
of
the
way
Uie
job
had
been
done
by
5500
American
and
Canadian
forces
in
army
and
air
force.
wtiek
TliLstic
2
uHcrlng
no
serious
after-Jute
games
not
lcf
fc(
,s
otherwise."
With
no
food
(
Cup
uami'Ki
.Mippllcs
they
hud
been
huddled
drunken
youtln.
Nuns
have
been
the
plane
was
not
greatly
d;un-
eight
percent.
rvicted
from
a
convent.
Child-1
aired.
He
recently
returned
from
rcn
are
taught
to
chant
"there
Is
i
Vancouver
with
this
plane
which
r
tnglish
League
'
&nKsidc
their
fires
awaiting
"ivisiosi
assistance.
Tlicy
were
clothed
in
1.
West,
ttr
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesj
3.
IX
Johustou
Co
Ltd
!
no
God."
Churches
are
not
beln?
'he
purchased
In
partnership
with
j
'
closed
for
lids,
Tito
thinks,
;
Ernie
Harrison
of
Wistaria,
fori
A.
Mackenzie,
who
has
mining
might
mean
a
national
bill..
It
the
pii'msc
of
himtliv:
wolves
interests
at
Dorcetl
in
the
Skeena
is
planned,
instead,
to
strangle
which
are
bee.jming
a
scourge
Valley,
is
sailing
by
the
Chllcot
In
Christianity
slowly.
'
liu
this
district.
tomo'rrow
night
ior
Vancouver.
-
"IVIUWIUII
Sunderland
1
heavy
Arctic,
apparel
which
became
very
wet.
The
men
had
landed
as
far
Inland
as
three
miles
aud
had
over
most
oi
southern
British
Columbia
as
a
slow
moving
disturbance
off
the
Washington
coast
moved
inland.
Skies
arc
mostly
clear
in
the
northern
sections
of
the
province
and
only
a
few
showers
are
expected
in
these
districts
during
the
day.
Little
change
in
the
weather
patlsru
is
expected
in
the
northern
and
central
districts
over
the
weekend
while
slow
clearing
should
take
place
in
the
southern
sec
I
tramped
out
to
the
beach.
Oni;-
Vancouver
sciial
1
lone
man
had
landed,
on
the1
ke
City
2
beach
in
the
parachute
jumping
Un
2
n,ll
from
nn
nlllltirln
i,r
.srino
feet.
.04
9.25
.03
JD6
Bayonne
,
Bralornc
B.
R.
Con
'.
B.
R.
X
1
It
dark
when
the
i,
.
,
was
pitch
"y
1.
Cheu....
i
:
i
.
i
.
h
!
i
jumps
were
uiuue
auu
niu
uiw
Livcrnnnl
i
,u,
,,.
&,.,
u,,
,,.i,ro
tho
tions
Sunday.
Forecast
v
in,
l.
ixiiivv
l-AClljllJf
iiiv.
i
UV'l
ft
n
,
"
.
uurniey
o
ship
was
except
that
they
were
"
Ulriningham
Ci-
over
land.
"They
had
no
Idea
North
Coast
Region
-,-
Cloudy
with
scattered
showers
today
and
Cariboo
Quarts
1.42
Congress
New
24
Hedley
Mascot
20
Pacific
Eastern
05
Pioneer
3.30
Premier
Border
03
's
Privateer
-
13'2
Reeves
McDonald
2.00
(Where
the
eventual
crash
of
the
ul.
1
wanderers
4.
1
plane
may
have
been,"
Mr.
1
i
C5..1
l-
,
,
Sunday.
Winds
light.
Continuing
mild.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Sunday
At
Port
Hardy,
spit
and
Prince
Rupert,
34
and
45.
.
h
leatuM
.e.K
reporus.
jV(TS
About
two-and-a-half
or
three
2
r
oansea
hours
after
they
had
been
plckej
Reno
03
..
:-
.
art.
-JUL.
!.i-vrs.a
1.13
i
I
'Teston
North.
wi
'
Beattie
..
.59
Bcvcourt
-
4
.30
...
Bobjo
,
.12
Buffalo
Canadian
.08
Consol.
Smelters
96.00
Cnnwest
1.12
Donalds
.55
Eldona
.29
East
Sidlivan
G.10
Giant
Yellowknife
6.10
Clod's
LakD
.,
,
.31
Ifardroek
.34
Harricanu
.05'4
Heva
.06
Hoseo
08'!
Jacknife
.07
Juliet
Quebec
M
Lake
Rowan
...J?y'a
Lapaskti
-'...04.
Little
Long
Lac
h'i
Lynx
,16'.Z
Madsen
Red
Lake
3.00
McKen.ie
Red
Lako
......
.
..54
McLeod
Cot'kshutt
2.9i
Moneta
35
Negus
'1.50
Noranda
,
70.00
Louvlcourt
16'i
Pickle
Crow
.;
1.88
.t...
Kegcourt
01
San
Antonio
'.
3.80
Senator
Rotiyn
'
2T$
Sherrit
Gordon
i-
2.24
.
Steep
Rock
2.42
Sturgeon
River
.21
.
SUver
Miller
;-'.?;
Upper
Canada
'
3.23
';
try
City
o
.
Vs
West
.37
.12
.00
.03
3.95
(to
'
Okanagan
Lillotx
l
South
Thompson'
Region
-Intermittent
rain
today.
Cloudy
w
iti
.scat
tered
shiiwesr
Sunday
morning.
Sunny
during
the
afternoon
with
a
few
clouds
Sunday
evening.
Continuing
mild.
Winds
light.
lows
tonight
and
highs
Sunday-
At
Pen-ticton
and
Kamloops,
34
and
45.
f
S.,j'
up,
the
ten
men
were
turned
over
to
the
United
Slates
Coastguard
cutter
White
Holly
which
Inter
transferred
tiicm
to
aircraft
on
which
they
were
flowh
on
to
Fort
Worth,
TexMS.
The
Cape
Perry
did
not
come
in
contact
with
two
other
Injured
survivors
who
were
later
He
on
il'UtWSp:iru
,
VtVi,
iwW
Sheep
Creek
Silbak
Premier
Vauanda
.Salmon
Gold
Spud
Valley
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
A.
P.
Con
Atlantic.
Caliiiont
C.
&
E.
..
Central
Leduc
,.
Home
Oil
...
Mercury
,
i
Lytton
38
and
40.
j
Koolenuy
North
Thompson
I
Regions
Cloudy
today
and
Sunday.
Intermittent
snow
and
rain
'.''
u'tuiiTown
2
Jlc
ShcHMd
iOrims.
U,)U
4,
8ou..h.
picked
up
by
shore
searchers.
After
the
rescue,
the
Cape
Prrrjr
proceeded
on
litr
way
to
Vancouver.
There
the
vessel
Is
now
tied
up.
Mr.
Schcrk
returned
wwiwwetiifl"ni'i''Wiiwt;ijuijjwp
mixtd
this
morning
Koolenuy
region,
changing
to
Intermittent
72
1.42
.48
7.10
1.10
11.00
.IO1
1
80
4.35
3.48
.06
9.25
.09
.12
Vi
(te
his
home
here
on
Wednesday.
I
Harry
Mcnzirs
.jr.,
another
nicni-I
her
of
the
crew,
will
be
back
ncxl
week.
Others
of
Uie
crew
were;
L
TlDFc
rain
this
uitenioon
and
evening.
Intermittent
rain
overnight
with
occasional
showers
Sunday.
A
little
milder.
Winds
light.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Sunday
At
OK-rII
PiieUic.
Pete
Princess
Royal
Canadian
....
Royalite
Toronto
Athona
Aumaque
TRAINING
CRUISER
The
8.0()0-ton
cruiser
Out
n
io
is
being
used
by
the
Roynl
Canadian
Navy
to
train
recruits
and
naval
reservists.
Three
Prince
Rupert
men.
Edward
Dawes,
Archie
McLcod
aud
E
Ncllson,
lfft
last
night
to
join
Ontario
for
a
cruise.
Built
at
Belfast
und
launched
as
H.M.S.
Minotaur
in
1943
for
the
Royal
Navy,
Ontario
was
-transferred
to
the
R.C.N,
in
1945.
She
mounts
nine
six-inch
guns,
eight
four-inch
anti-aircraft
guns
and
six
torpedo
tubes.
This
is
a
recentR.C.
N
photo
of
the
cruiser,
which
has
a
peacetime
complement
of
730
officers
and
men.
The
Ontario
has
a
top
speed
of
nearly
32
knots,
is
155V2
feet
long
and
has
a
63-foot
beam.
C.
P.
Photo)
Capl.
Vance
King,.
Scotty
Van
ID
21:54
!"
1('et
Home
of
Victoria
and
Edwin
Cranbrook,
33
and
40,
Crescent
j
Valley,
35
and
43;
Rcvelstoke,
31
and
43.
1:09
ir
f
"Pt
Johnson
of
Vancouver.
Both
15;22
11
fp"t
Van
Home
and
Johnson
formerly
i
Icet
lived
in
Prince
Rupert.