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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRXTXBB
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
HONE
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
STAR
CABS
VUL.
XXXVII,
No.
204.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
30,
1948
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
:
s
increase
it
irressure
Ocu
West
mi
n
eriin
CHARGE
LAID
AGAINST
AGRICULTURAL
SNAKE
BITES
CARNIVAL
MAN
VANCOUVER,
CT)
John
Con
OH
AS
A
RESULT
OF
CAR
DRAWING
Divide
Finance
Dept.
From
West
In
Latest
Squeeze
Play
BERLIN
(CP)
The
Russians
today
applied
SCHUMAN
TO
FORM
GOV'T
PARIS,
tP
Former
Premier
Robert
Schuman,
a
member
of
the
Mouvement
Republican
TWISTER
HITS
EASTERN
TOWN
SMITH'S
FALLS,
Ont.
ff
A
wind
twister,
striking
like
a
thunderbolt,
roared
through
this
eastern
town
of
8,500
population
Saturday
and
within
a
way,
65-year
old
employee
of
Zelglers
Shows
Is
fighting
for
his
life
today
after
being
bit
ten
by
a
rattlesnake
he
was
handling
at
the
Pacific
Na
Populaire,
agreed
early
today
City
police
said
this
morning
that
a
charge
ha.i
been
laid
against
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Agricultural
Association,
accusing
it
of
conducting
a
lottery
in
connection
with
the
drawing
for
an
automobile
during
the
Civic
Centre
carnival
Jast
week.
Sgt
L.
A.
N.
Potterton
said
that
it
had
not
been
to
try
to
form
a
new
French
more
pressure
to
the
anti-Communist
government
of
divided,
blockaded
Berlin.
The
Soviet
commandant
ordered
all
residents
of
the
Russian
sector
to
pay
T
cabinet
after
Socialist
Paul
few
minutes
caused
damage
expected
to
run
Into
hundreds
of
thousands
of
dollars.
Remadier
failed.
j
Hurri-
tional
Exhibition.
Conway
Is
from
Reading,
Pennsylvania
and
has
been
with
the
show
three
weeks.
He
had
been
told
not
to
touch
the
snakes.
His
condition
today
was
reported
to
be
fair.
Schuman
was
foreign
minis
decided
on
whom
the
summons
taxes
only
in
the
Russian
zone,
to
be
used
only
for
th
benefit
of
the
Russian
sector.
It
felled
more
than
200
tsees,
This
foreshadowed
still
an-
ter
in
the
cabinet
of
Premier
Andre
Marie's
coalition
gov-ernmen
wthich
fell
Saturday
after
a
one-month
term.
Schu
cnopped
off
electrical
power
and
badly
damaged
seyeral
jrton,
North
Ulteras,
local
hurri-
miles
were
the
North
Eggs
Cheaper
In
U.S.
Than
Canada
FORT
ERIE,
Ont.
Most
homes
and
more
than
20
cars,
Plane
Disaster
other
split
in
administration,
this
time
In
the
finance
department.
Soviet
tactics
already
have
No
casualties
were
reported.
The
twister
lasted
15
min
man
said
he
would
start
consultations
with
party
leaders
today.
U.S.
SPY
PROBE
utes.
Takes
36
Lives
NOW
IN
NEW
YORK
r.
'
indication
.!
switch
to
ours
later,
d
that
the
hurricane
commodities
may
be
a
little
cheaper
than
in
the
United
States,
but
eggs
are
one
exception.
Americans
are
buying
their
eggs
in
Buffalo
at
10
and
12
cents
cheaper
than
the
current
Fort
Erie
price
of
80
cents
per
dozen.
WINONA,
Minnesota,
W
PORT
FACILITIES
URGES
CAUTION
IN
REFORMS
WASHINGTON,
9
The
Thirty-six
persons
were
killed
Congressional
spy-hunt
today
Sunday
when
a
Northwest
Air
split
the
police,
food
fuel
and
labor
departments.
Howling
mobs
twice
invaded
the
city
hall
in
the
Russian
zone
last
week
trying
to
force
'
the
city
council
to
retreat
to
the
western
area
and
leave
the
east
to
the
Communists.
Meanwhile,
a
break
appeared
near
In
the
Kremlin
talks
over
CRIPPLE
TRAFFIC
N'jrth
Caro-j)
hours.
shifted
to
New
York
for
Whit
lines
passenger
plane
crashed
would
be
served,
but
that
the
case
would
come
before
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
at
10:30
Tuesday
morning.
Rod
MacLeod,
city
barrister,
has
been
appointed
to
represent
the
Crown
In
the
prosecution.
The
tar
was
drawn
Saturday
night
at
what
T.
Norton
Youngs,
president
of
the
Northern
B.C.
Agricultural
Association
described
as
a
meeting
of
car
shareholders,
who
toted
that
the
vehicle
should
be
drawn
for
among
those
who
held
share
tickets.
Tickets
also
allowed
entry
Into
the
Civic
Centre
carnival.
The
car
was
won
by
J.
Man-son,
a
Queen
Charlotte
Island
logger.
Police
allege
that
the
drawing
into
a
500-foot
Mississippi
bluff
taker
Chambers
own
story
of
HAINES,
ALASKA
during
a
severe
storm.
landing
a
government
job
while
TORONTO
Misplaced
sympathy
for
criminals
was
criU-cized
by
former
Mayor
A.
L.
Thompson
in
welcoming
delegates
to
the
sixteenth
annual
convention
of
the
Ontario
Po
Eyewitnesses
said
that
the
drawing
pay
as
a
Russian
secret
Prams
and
Tanks
Mingle
at
Borden
plane
appeared
to
have
broken
agent.
HAY
The
small,
terminal
town
of
Haines,
Alaska,
finds
itself
in
Testimony
given
at
a
secret
session
of
the
Investigation
led
CAMP
BORDEN
Now
that
lice
Association.
He
deplored
the
blockade
Russia
Imposed
on
the
city
68
days
ago.
An
announcement
is
expected
soon.
up
in
the
air.
Parts
of
the
wreckage
were
found
in
swamplands
along
the
river.
A
few
bits
of
wreckage
landed
in
a
.
HOMES
what
he
said
was
a
current
the
position
of
being
unable
to
handle
much
traffic
because
of
its
lack
of
port
facilities,
according
to
Col.
S.
D.
Johnstone,
who
tendency
to
"slobber
over
crim
Representative
Richard
Nixon
(Re.-Calif.)
to
claim
that
for
the
first
time
the
committee
:ciai
derre
inals."
ball
park
seven
miles
south
of
the
crash.
he
Suprenv
ha
a
"definite
link"
between
Australia
Makes
Gift
to
Britain
returned
here
Saturday
after
every
Ru-
Gordon
Closeway,
executive
"We
should
not,"
he
declared,
"let
this
reform
business
run
away
with
us."
the
pre-war
Red
underground
knt
to
build.
taking
part
in
the
army's
"Exercise
North
II."
editor
of
the
Winona
Republi-
and
wartime
spy
activities
re
CANBERRA
W
The
Austra
ca-Herald,
who
was
one
of
the
tip
The
dc-
500
wives
have
moved
in,
on
their
soldier
husbands
stationed
here,
baby-buggies
and
army
tanks
are
moving
In
the
same
circles.
Throughout
the
camp,
children
play
sand-lot
games
and
cops
and
robbers.
Families
will
soon
be
moving
into
permanent
premises
now
under
construction.
Public
schools
will
open
next
month.
There
will
be
375
pupils
and
14
of
a
teaching
staff.
lated
by
Elizabeth
Bentley.
I
was,
In
effect,
a
lottery,
and
Co.
Johnstone
returned
to
the
lian
government
today
recom
The
committee
served
a
sum
:palitips
to
first
on
the
scene,
said
that
"bodies
were
scattered
over
a
city
by
air,
arriving
here
19
mended
that
a
gift
of
10,000,-
.able
sine.-.'
CITY
SLICKERS
hours
after
leaving
Whitehor.se
one-mile
raea."
000
($32,000,000)
be
made
to
mons
on
J.
Peters,
described
by
Chambers
as
-head
of
the
Communist
underground.
as
well
as
He
travelled
by
plane
through
Britain.
Last
year,
Australia
TOIL
SUNDAY
FOR
tt
la
likely
Fort
Nelson,
Fort
St.
John
and
Chambers
Is
a
senior
editor
therefore
Illegal.
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Vancouver
Bralorne
6.90
viil
helji
gave
Britain
a
gift
of
25,000
000.
Vancouver.
CHICAGO
0
C.
C.
Plummer
of
Flin
Flon,
Manitoba,
and
his
wife
today
were
listed
anions
and
leading
writer
for
Time
and
pr-
One
of
50
western
officers
wno
BRITISH
HARVEST
LONDON
f
Thousands
of
office
workers,
clerks,
typists,
accountants
and
civil
ser
ra.brirat.ri
engaged
In
tactical
exercises
1
N.Z.
BUTTER
MAY
ltne
38
Passengers
and
crew
who
Miners
to
Get
over
900
miles
of
the
Alaska
nr
QUioopr
VIFDIT
Uleu
1,1
a
Pane
crasn
ounaay
magazine.
Hungarians
Face
Treason
Charge
Jobless
Aid
vants
Joined.,,
farmers.,
and.
AftriVt
ft
KTT
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l
f
-
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,
nuxujniti
new
jcaiauu,
.r
Miners
left
without
further
work
when
the
SUbak-Premier
WEST
OFFICIALS
Although
no
official
comments
have
been
made
on
re
farm-hands
this
weeK-end
in
Britain's
battle
for
crops.
City
slickers
took
off
their
coats
and
toiled
In
the
hot
sunshine,
and
when
darkness
fell,
the
buU
of
the
harvest
in
many
areas
had
been
gathered.
f
-me
Kius-
Highway,
Col.
Johnston
dctour-ed
over
the
Haines"
'Cutoff
Tro'iri
Whitehorse
to
observe
firsthand
the
facilities
available
at
Haines.
"The
port
lack3
side-loading
facilities
fqr
ships
and
is
therefore
unable
to
handle
the
l;irge
number
of
cars
which
travellers
and
tourists
would
like
to
ship
to
Haines
to
travel
over
the
Alaska
Highway,"
he
said.
"All
forms
of
freight
must
be
light
B.
R.
Con
03
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x.
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Cariboo
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1.05
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Wlhksne
63
Hedley
Mascot
36
Minto
02
Vj
Pend
Oreille
3.95
Pioneer
2.35
Premier
Border
.62
Privateer
14
Reeves
MacDonald
....
170
Reno
08
ports
from
"Canada
that
the
government
may
seek
New
Zealand
butter
to
supplement
winter
stocks,
producers
here
believe
some
stocks
may
be
sent.
Farmers
have
been
urging
diversions
of
sufficient
-meat
and
butter
to
dollar
countries
to
mine
closed
down
will,
receive
unemployment
Insurance.
The
Unemployment
insurance
Commission
had
turned
down
the
men's
application
of
insur-anc
beenefits
and
the
Issue
was
referred
to
the
Board
of
Referees
which
deal
with
such
cases.
An
authoritative
source
now
states
the
Board
decided
in
favor
of
the
men.
tin
north
-t
Interrept-
y.
threatcn-'he
I
"rican-ofru-
eleeted
aped
abuse
Salmon
Gold
.12
Vi
Sheep
Creek
115
tiblic.
which
permit
purchase
of
additional
farm
machinery
unavailable
in
Britain.
So
far,
the
government
has
opposed
the
suggestion.
MEETMOLOTOV
MOSCOW,
0
British,
United
States
and
-
French
diplomats
went'
to
the
Kremlin
today
for
number
nine
in
their
series
of
meetings
with
Soviet
officials,
this
time
with
Molo-tov.
Observers
believed
that
the
meeting
might
be
followed
by
release
of
an
interim
communique
on
the
secret,
four-power
negotiations.
TO
PROTEST
PLANE
SHOOTING
JERUSALEM,
0
Observers
today
expected
the
United
Na-tlonse
to
protest
over
the
Arab's
firing
yesterday
on
a
United
Nations
plane
south
of
the
Holy
City.
of
United
'PARLIAMENT'
OF
EUROPE
MEETS
GENEVA
(Pi
Th
first
"parliament"
of
the
United
States
of
Europe
is
to
be
held
at
Intel
-Laken,
Switzerland
this
week,
under
presidency
of
OeorgJ
lotions
in
ered
from
ships
to
the
town."
As
a
consequence,
the
ships
are
able
to"
carry
only
two
or
three
cars
each
trip
while
scores
are
seeking
to
travel
by
the
Haines
route.
The
old
Chilcoot
barracks,
Taylor
Bridge
45
Taku
River
31
,
Vananda
30
Congress
.0334
11
w
last
Nun
cards
HAD
BULLET
IN
BRAIN
BATH,
England
ffi
Herbert
built
before
the
First
World
War
Phillips,
"52,
died
after
having
a
'
to
destroy
"nt
of
south
declared.
Wally's
Former
Husband
Marries
LONDON
The
marriage
of
Ernest
A.
Simpson,
former
husband
of
the
Duchess-
of
Windsor,
to
Mrs.
Avrll
J.
Gower,
39,
has
been
announced.
The
marriage
was
Simpson's
fourth,
and
the
third
for
Mrs.
Oower.
The
Duchess
of
Windsor
was
Simpson's
second
wife.
BUDAPEST
0
Eighty
-
four
Hungarians
today
were
charged
with
conspiracy
to
overthrow
the
present
regime
in
Hungary.
One
of
the
accused,
a
Journalist
named
Elemer
Kiss,
Is
charged
with
having
been
in
contact
with
Janos
Lederer,
said
to
be
a
contributor
to
the
London
Observer
and
an
employee
of
the
Daily
Mail.
Ontario
Member
Seeks
Leadership
TORONTO
John
W.
Hanna,
member
of
the
Ontario
Legislature,
announces
he
will
be
a
candidate
for
the
national
leadership
of
the
Progressive-Conservative
Party
at.
its
convention
In
Ottawa
September
30.
He
was
the
first
to
throw
his
hat
In
the
ring.
BRITISH
HARVEST
ABOVE
AVERAGE
LONDON
P)
A
tremendous,
all-out
effort
by
Britain's
land
workers
helped
by
recent
sunshine
and
drying
winds
has
saved
the
harvest
from
ruin
which
seemed
almost
certain
two
weeks
ago.
Farmers,
farm
workers,
25,000
land
army
girls,
140,000
civilian
volunteers
com
bullet
in
his
brain
for
30
years.
He
was
shot
during
the
First
World
War,
and
was
left
with
I'Bohy,
Socialist
member
of
th-;
1
Belgian
cabinet.
1
Purpose
of
the
meeting
is
10
urge
the
immediate
convocation
of
a
constituent
assembly
for
Europe,
to
be
elected
by
national
parliaments
to
draft
a
federal
constitution
for
Europe.
naralysis
down
one
side
of
his
RATION
body.
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Eastern
w2
Hedley
Amalgamated
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Spud
Valley
10
Central
Zeballos
01
Silbak
Premier
18
Oils
A.
P.
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17V?
Calniont
40
C.
&
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5.10
Foothills
2.75
Home
8.05
Toronto
Athona
06
Vi
Aumaque
15'4
Beattie
60
Bevcourt
32
are
still
in
existence
and
the
port
is
being
operated
by
a
group
of
former
American
soldiers
who
bought
it
from
War
Assets
administration.
Exercise
North
II
was
a
h'gh-ly
successful
and
enjoyrble
maneouver,
Co.
Johnston
said.
The
exercise
was
carried
out
m
"beeps"
oversized
jeeps
with
the
-party
being
divided
into
two
small
companies
fcr
the
tactical
problems
they
worked
out.
Naas
Village
To
Raise
A
New
Church
On
Plan
of
St.
Andrews
Cathedral
Australian
;ed
aealiift
merit's
law
''e
trading
ralian
and
as
well
as
',ria.
South
-t
Australia
'y
of
the
11
the
bill
by
the
six
Island
Logger
Winner
Of
Car
At
Closing
Of
Civic
Carnival
J.
Manson
of
Cumshewa
Coming
Here
.
Wednesday
to
Claim
Chrysler
Automobile
A
Queen
Charlotte
Island
logger
will
arrive
in
the
city
Wednesday
to
claim
an
automobile
which
he
won
Saturday
night
in
the
final
moments
of
Prince
Ru-per's
1948
Civic
Centre
carnival.
He
is
J.
Manson,
of
Aero
Camp,
Cumshewa
Inlet,
whose
"share"
ticket
in
the
Chrysler
car
was
drawn
Bobjo
11
Buffalo
Canadian
08
Consol.
Smelters
114.50
ra'ia
would
Village
Contributions,
Volunteer
Labor
to
Replace
Church
Burned
Three
Years
Ago
AIYANSH
From
the
ashes
of
St.
Bartholomew's
Anglican
church
which
burned
down
three
years
ago,
a
new
place
of
worship
will
rise
this
fall
as
a
result
of
the
faith
and
efforts
of
the
300
native
residents
of
this
remote
Naas
River
community.
Nor
will
it
be
any
primitive
backwoods
structure,
member
of
HIGH
SCHOOL
T0
HAVEMATRIC
CLASS
THIS
YEAR
Arrangements
have
been
made
'"wealth
to
The
court
bined
to
produce
a
harvest
expected
to
be
above
average.
I
"v
a
vote
of
Con
west
120
Donalda
.60
Eldona
1.09
East
Sullivan
2.57
Giant
Yellowknife
4.65
God'a
Lake
55
Hardrock
23'
Harricana
06
Vi
Heva
10V2
Hosco
;
33
Jacknife
04
Youngs,
president
of
the
North
but
an
exact-duplicate
of
Prlnco
by
Port
Princess
Marjorie
Tat-
to
provide
Senior
Matriculation
tuition
in
the
Booth
Memorial
High
School
this
year.
The
staff
ern
B.C.
Agricultural
Association.
THER
Mr.
Youngs
called
the
gather
has
been
increased
from
21
las'
tersall
in
the
absence
of
Port
Queen
Agnes
Macintosh
as
the
carnival
closed
at
midnight.
Mr.
Manson,
who
is
now
at
Since
the
original
St.
Bartholomew's
burned
down
In
1945,
a
church
committee
has
raised
$12,000
through
contributions
from
the
300
Aiyansh
villagers
Rupert's
St.
Andrews
L-amemai,
spiritual
centre
of
the
far-flung
Diocese
of
Caledonia.
Plans
of
St.
Andrew's
were
i,.,h
t.n
the
Aiyansh
churcii
ing
to
order
as
,
a
meeting
of
year
to
22
teachers
in
order
tc
ither
covers
shareholders
in
the
car,
then
provide
the
senior
course.
MINE
HEARINGS
ARE
REFUSED
i
VICTORIA
(CI"
A
re-opening
of
Conciliation
Board
hearings
into
British
Columbia's
troubled
gold
mine
Industry
has
been
refused
by
the
Labor
Relations
Board,
it
was
learned
Friday.
Into
wages
and
hours
disputes
at
Bralorne.Ploneer
and
Pol-arls-Taku
mines
were
requested
by
the
Union
of
Mine,
Mill
Pitern
compr
received
a
motion
from
,th3
Seven
boys,
Arthur
Olsen,
Free!
nnri
from
their
neighbors
at
f1
this
mom-
the
Moresby
Island
camp,
was
Informed
by
a
radio
message
audience
to
dispose
of
J,he
car
council
as
a
pa-ttern
for
the
new
church
by
Bishop
J.
B.
Ginso.i
f
yestreday's
by
lot.
that
he
had
won
the
vehicle.
Forman,
Bob
MacDonald,
Jim
Nickols,
O.
Eidsvig,
Bill
Lees
and
Joe
Chell,
have
already
registered
for
the
course.
A
number
lv'ty
is
ex
The
motion
was
enthusiasti
tribute
to
the
self
denial
Greenville
and
Kincolith.
"It
will
be
a
proud
day
for
all
of
us
when
we
can
worship
in
He
replied
that
he
would
arrive
cally
endorsed
by
the
gathering,
which
has
so
far
raised
$12,000
ov
the
in-
'rn
coastal
after
which
Princess
Marjorie
of
others
are
expected
to
enroli
here
Wednesday
to
claim
the
$2,800
vehicle
which
he
won
fo;
$1.
f'-
Howevpr
Tattersall
drew
the
ticket
from
our
fine
new
church,
said
James
Adams,
secretary
of
the
church
committee.
for
materials,
and
the
volunteer
labor
which
will
erect
the
building-
.
,.
r...ciriirt.inn
work,
under
di
Itnntral
COas-
the
mass
of
other
tickets
in
a
Jollet
Quebec
44
Lake
Rowan
07
Lapaska
04
Vi!
Little
Long
Lac
78
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.35
McKenzle
Red
Lake
32
V?
McLeod
Cockshutt
82
Moneta
.33
Negus
2.10
Noranda
48.00
Louvlcourt
61
Pickle
Crow
1.84
Regcourt
04
V2
San
Antonio
320
Senator
Rouyn
43
Vi
Sherrit
Oordon
2.36
Step
-Rock
1.92
Sturgeon
River
15
Silver
Miller
32
wire
basket..
Tickets,
which
were
sold
weeks
in
advance
of
the
carnival,
en
1(1
be
In
for
lnS
late
to-storm
cpn-the
Gulf
of
before
school
commences
and
inquiries
have
been
received,
from
several
students
who
desire
to
take
specific
subjects
in
the
Senior
Matriculation
year
There
are
42
teachers
in
the
four
city
public
schools
this
year.
and
Smelter
Workers,
(CIO).
BIG
MINING
PRODUCER
Chile
is
the
chief
mining
country
of
South
America,
producing
about
two-thirds
of
the
continent's
total
output
of
minerals
and
metals.
titled
the
holder
to
a
$1
share
In
the
car
as
well
as
admission
tl
the
carnival
for
the
full
week.
A
crowd
estimated
at
between
rection
of
a
Prince
Rupert
contractor
who
Is
yet
to
be
appointed
will
begin
shortly
after
September
1.
Meantime,
native
boats
returning
to
Aiyansh
from
canneries,
are
the
Skeena
River
packing
materials
north.
Most
of
the
lumber
for
the
building
has
been
cut
at
the
native-owned
sawmill
at
nearby
Greenville,
where
volunteer
woik
,nd
North
1
battered
rtast
Tues-
First
time
that
carnival
has
been
held
wholly
within
the
Civic
Centre
building,
this
year's
carnival
successfully
demonstrated
the
adaptibillty
of
the;
building
for
practically
any
demand
that
could
be
made
upon'
It,
Civic
Centre
authorities
said.
Attendance
during
the
seven
nights
averaged
about
2,500
according
to
Mr.
Youngs,
i
and
revenues,
which
will
be
used
for
Civic
Centre
purposes,
were
3,00
and
4,000
packed
the
build
TITLED
INDIAN
Mtaslonary-Rector
at
Aiyansh
is
Rev.
Samuel
Klnley.
Members
of
the
church
committee
are:
Chairman
Paul
Mercer.
Vice
Chairman
Clarence
McMillan.
Secretary
James
Adams.
Assistant
Secretaries
Roger
Mercer,
Jacob
Davis.
Committee
Members
Anthony
Adams.
Walter
McMillan,
Stephen
Clayton,
Henry
McMillan,
Stephen
Ell,
Frank
Tait,
Ing
as
the
drawing
was
made
commencing
The
first
English
title
con
LOCAL
TIDES
(Standard
Time)
Tuesday,
August
31.
1948
"Sht
to-
teny
(am
fbsi
ferred
in
America
was
given
to
an
Indian,
Wanchese,
chief
of
from
the
auditorium
stage.
Civic
Centre
carnival
committee
chairman
W.
F.
Stone
thanked
the
EARLY
IMPORTERS
in
tern.
a
North
Carolina
tribe,
was
m.ide
"Lord
of
Manteo"
after
High'
11:24
17.0
feet
23:08
20.1
feet
citizens
for
the
patronage
of
the
ni!?M
and
week-long
gala,
then
.turned
the
uri
Hardv.
Low
4:59
4.1
feet
A
gardener
of
Henry
VIII
is
credited
with
bringing
the
first
apricots
to
England
in
1524
They
were
recorded
as
growing
In
Virginia
in
1720.
is
producing
up
to
lu.wu
feet
of
lumber
dally
to
improve
native
villages
on
the
north
coast.
53
his
visit
to
England
with
Ral
eigh's
colonists.
microphone
over
to
T.
Norton
comparable
with
recent
yearu.
and
63;
17:01
8.6
feet
l
0.