PROVINCIAL
LIE?.A?.Y,
VICTORIA,
2.
C.
OnfiES
.DT1UGS
Daily
Delivers
PH0IIE81
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPEU
Published
at
Canada
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
95.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
APRIL
23,
1949
-
PRICE
JTVK
CENTS
jne
Minister
St
Laurent
Admits
Feeling
for
General
Election
I
-k
X
"
FfflGH
D
OUMTAM
MIA
L
TO
EMD
IT
ir
mL
r
Climactic
Dedsoon
NandGcl
NO
RUSSIAN
I
PEACE
FEELERS,
WEST
INDIES
RUN
STARTS
f
WASHINGTON
W
President
u
MONTREAL
Canadian.
Na-
;
Tr.uinan
said
that
no
peace
feel-1
tional
Steamships
yesterday
be-'
ers
from
Russia
has
come
his!
ran
its
1949
schedule
of
service
way.
He
made
the
statement'
44
jsts
Dissolution
ot
jment
at
Once
VkAU,
Ontario
(CI')
Prime.
Minister
St,
jiil
ho
e
today
that
his
tour
of
the
west
ind-m
that
''the
people
feel
there
should
he
an
kn."
He
told
a
press
conference
ahoard
his
ate
to
Ottawa
that
it
would
be
possible
to
TO
BE
EFFECTIVE
JULY
1
SUCCESSFUL
CULMINATION
OF
B.C.'S
LONG
FIGHT
r
J
R.C.A.F.
PLANE
LOST
IN
EAST
btewecn
Montreal
and
the
West
when
asked
about
rumors
abroad
Indies
with
the
sailing
at
noon
that
Russfa
was
trying
for
a
roof
the
7500-ton
"Canadian
Con-
j
sumption
of
four-power
talks
struetor,"
under
the
command
i
on
the
German
occupation,
of
Capt.
D.
C.
Wallace
D.S.C.,!
R
p.,
O
B
E.
The
vessel
is
bound
;-.
for
Nassau,
Bahamas,
and
1
Kingston,
Jamaica,
with
a
heavy
R
K
wiy
1
1
A
I
N
f
Tfl
OTTAWA,
(CP)
Removal
of
the
historic
differential
freight
rate
and
above
normal
char-
i
1
.1
W-k
1
1
1.1
irlianient
id
most
at
once
and
carry
on
fur
Halifax
(c
seven
planes
yes
on
some
hauls
over
the
ttocKies
was
ordered
toaay
took
to
the
air
yesterday
to
by
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners.
In
a
judg-
(,f
(It
goVcrilll.
KOV('n,IU"!!t
i,
,
cargo
of
flour,
medical
supplies.
I
ri
1
t
IV
start
a
dawn-to-dusk
search
for
ment
climaxing
a
low
battle
over
the
contentious
a
missing
Royal
Canadian
Air.
.
.
RrtIJ
Vf1
f
i,
f
,
u
ftBMtnin!t
paper
products
and
other
Can-
j
ijvrrnor
-
General's
jcul
cf
supply
vol'
d
I
He
did
not
ciah-
BUY
WHEAT
Force
aircraft
with
seven
men
MERCY
FLIGHT
FOR
ESKIMOS
be
removed
by
July
1.
;
1
1
;
"
t.MinL.U'i'
is
enroute
OTTAWA
(Pi
Government
trade
officers
term
as
"splendid"
a
British
proposal
to
con
ailmn
goods.
The
Canadian
Constructor,
which
arrived
here
on
April
13,
was
the
first
oT
the
company's
vsesels
to
return
here
this
year.
Other
C.N.S.
ships
now
in
port
are
the
Constructor's
sister
ship
Canadian
Cruiser',
and
the
pas
The
Mountain
differential
rate
which
is
IVi
times
the
prairie
scale
is
estimated
to
cost
freight
shippers
about
$4,500,000
a
year.
The
railways
contended
that
the
$3,500,000
which
they
get
annually
from
the
differential
rate
amounted
to
only
a
fraction
of
the
actual
increassd
operating
costs
caused
by
the
mountain
tinue
buying
Canadian
wheat
aboard.
The
plane
was
reported
overdue
on
a
flight
from
Ottawa's
Rockcliffe
airport
to
Chatham,
New
Brunswick.
,
The
medium-sized
plane,
a
Beechcraft
Expediter,
carried
six
airmen
and
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
.Force
civiliaji
employee.
rapi'al
alter
two
a,ssMi8
the
W.
sl-
I
EDMONTON
'(f
A
Royal
Can-
0.
..
vivsl
a
-.ess
lira..
'
adian
Air
Force
Dakota
plane
gird
G.iiOD
miles
of
carrying
medical
aid
to
an
epl
1,
iiuiuii.t!
i.wcntv
demic-ridden
Eskimo
settlemen
through
the
United
Kingdom's
own
supply
of
American
dollars.
The
proposal
was
outlined
by
a
',vv
V
.
9
"
"
.
...
...
r
,
I
at
caniDiiage
Bay.
zuu
nines
in-!
Bnm.;
private
con
k
British
source
in
Washington.
the
Arctic
Circle,
took
off
party
workers
and
id
Officials,
who
have
not
heard
senger
vessel
Lady
Nelson,
flagship
of
the
Canadian
National's
West
Indies
fleet.
(Capt.
Wallace
was
at
Prince
Rupert
for
a
time
during
the
war
as
naval
officer
in.
charger.
welcomes.
The
B.
C.
government
made
application
to
tne
Board
for
removal
of
the
rate
in
the
summer
of
1948,
claiming
it
to
be
"unjustly
discriminatory"
against
the
province.
However,
other
western
provinces
took
varying
positions
on
the
issue.
yesterday
Hum
f
ort
Nelson,
B.C.
for
Sawmill
Bay,
Northwest
Territories.
,
Air
Force
officials
here
said
that,
after
refuelling''
there,
the
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Joliuston
Co.
Ltd.)
territory
in
British
Columbia.
This
was
estimated
at
more
than
$9,000
a
year.
Elimination
of
this
special
revenue,
the
Canada
ian
Pacific
Railway
claimed,
would
create
a
need
that
could
be
filled
only
by
imposition
of
a
general
two
percent
increase
across
the
country.
It
asked
that,
if
the
board
took
off
the
of
the
proposal
officially
said
the
institution
or
the
proposal
would
give
Canada
"further
confidence""
that
the
wheat
contract
was
to
be
fulfilled.
COAL
INDUSTRY
j
Lashes
liberals
In
a
series
of
hearings
open
TMEJR
ROYAL
HIGHNESSES
the
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Duke
or
Edinburgh
are
pictured
during
a
visit
to
ing
last
fall
in
the
west
and
con-
.06
ti
9.25
OUTLOOK
GOOD
OTTAWA
ffc-Federal
authorities
say
the
outlook
is
good
for
Canada's
coal
industry.
Despite
eluding
here
in
February,
Bri-1
differenUal
,it
immediately
plane
was
scheduled
to
continue
1
1
'i
Cambridge
Bay
where
fifteen
Eskimos
are
rcorlcd
dead
of
j
influenza.
j
The
plane
is
carrying
a
doctor,
;
two
nurses,
a
dispenser
and
nied-ical
.supplies.
.
11
P
DAY
KK-S1GNI
TORONTO
-Clarence
(Happy
i
Day
today
signed
a
1949-50
c
n-
Vancouver
Bayonne
Bralome
....
B.
R.
Con
B.
R.
X
Cariboo
Quartz
....
Congress
OSVi'wsn
Columbia
submitted
that;
grant
such
a
general
rate
in-
.
George
Hills
leit
today
by
air
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
the
railways
had
not
proven
their
unit
costs
were
higher
hi
British
Columbia
than
on
tin
10
1.30
.04
crease
in
addition
to
its
application
for
a
twenty
percent
hoist
already
before
the
ji.l
One
is
Worth
id
Thai
of
Another
!
i;N,
Nil.,
?-..
-Cull.
some
regional
predictions
that
tracl
as
coai.h
of
Ul0
X()..()nl(J
hard
times
are
ahead
-notably
Mal,lc
Lrafs
hockcy
clucn
it
w;is
r,-..,,-,
Aih,.ri.i
,,ff,
bo,,
ih
.
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,ni
'"-'o
ta
oj
announcer
hp
nas
niirrn'
i
Tt.-r)M
m
r
Hedley
Mascot
28
prairies.
3
it
line-
tour
hero
last.
.
XJiVJil
Vin,
can
see
no
cause
for
gloom
in
I
coached
the
club
to
five
Stanley
Germany
invaded
Poland
on
tie
25,000-men
industry.
Cups.
September
1,
1939.
Pend
Oreille
4.10
Pioneer
3.50
T
i
.
;
..
-n
i
-
Drew,
lciiier
c
THE
WEATHER
:
GLASGOW
WINS
i
nmu
ouruer
1MI4
t
vc
-
Coiifiervativo
HUGE
F1HE
FOR
EVASION
.
Privateer
.
.1
"
Rt-eves,
McDonald
2
00
Synopsis
-
-
-Am
active
storm"
which
gave
over
a
half
an
inch
of
rain
at
4
M
SCOTTISH
CUP
to
iei
liuiii.)
.sli'ii.t
at,
VVf'rmir.iiig
'
ilraC
t
one
was
'.von
h
I
cliaiRi!!!.
mt.i1
her
J.i'k's
and
iiilstcpra-
GLASGOW
O'
--Glasgow
today
won
the
SeotUsh
Cup
Nanking
Falls
Sweep
Over
several
points
as
it
moved
over
the
south
coast
early
this
morning
is
now
pushing
into
the
interior.
Rain
which
is
falling
In
MONTREAL
0
Albert
San-soucy,
wealthy
textile
merchant
was
yesterday
sentenced
.
;.
tp
$100,000
in
fines
or
2'z
years
the
central
interior
will
move
angtse
Sheep
Creek
...
Silbak
Premier
Taku
River
(ask)
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
Spud
Valley
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
A.
P.
Con
Atlantic
Cahnont
C.
&
E
Central
Ledui;
1.27
.33
.30
.25
.13
.07
3.75
.23
.65
.40
4.75
.90
I
j
by
defeating
a
fighting
Clyde
f
.ml
I'm
Mr
("lax-'squad
4-1.
The
Rangers
coppe.l
t
Ural
den;
d
that
the
Scottish
Association's
an-juncs
wer?
in
slur-
nual
classic
before
more
,
than
fwsimrt"
pictures
120.000
fans.
had
confirmed
Scottish
Division
A
results
'
s
that
plain
j
were
were:
NATIONALIST
DEFENCE
CKUMBLING
SHANGHAI
NEXT
ON
LIST
NANKING,
(CI)
The
Chinese
government
Fast
Time
Is
Going
On
abandoned
Nanking
today
and
departing
Nationalist
j
Dundee
4,
Partiel;
Thhtle
2
(Scheduled
Oct.
30;
East
Fhe
5,
Albion
Rovers
1
(Scheduled
Oct.!
M))
Hibernian
2,
Falldrk
0
iSched
t'lnme
f(pvoli-d
a
lsirge
por-I'PWll
In
nyly
t.j
)in
had
been
a
p"r-i
upon
him
ty
I
he
imprisonment
on
five
charges
involving
$1,000,000
in
tax
evasion
by
lnmself
and
his
company."
Claude
Prevost,
special
federal
prosecutor,
told
Judge
T.
A.
Fontaine
in
criminal
court
yesterday
that
Sansoucy
has
paid
back
or
is
repaying
the
government
the
amount
due
in
tax
arrears.
It
is
believed
the
fines
constitute
a
record
in
Canada
for
tax
evasion.
The
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Pulice.
searching
for
stolen
bonds,
accidentally
stumbled
upon
a
safety
deposit
box
cache
of
more
than
$1,000
in
Canadian
and
United
States
security
and
into
the
northern
Interior
early
this
morning.
Showers
are
expected
in
the
southern
interior
region.
Clearing
will
take
place
overnight
in
most
sections
but
more
cloud
and
rain
is
forecast
for
the
coast
tomorrow
as
another
disturbance
approaches
British
Columbia
from
the
west.
Forecast
Queen
Charluttes
and
North
Coast,
Clear,
northern
section,
and
overcast
with
rain
southern
section,
becoming
overcast
with
intermittent
rain
all
sections
this
afternoon.
Overcast
with
showers
this
evening
and
cloudv
Sunday
morning
with
af
Home
Oil
,
10.35
Mercury
11
Okalta
2.35
Pacific
Pete
2.41
Princess
.20
Royal
Canadian
082
Sou
til
Brazeau
16
troops
olew
up
the
big'
railway
station
just
outside
the
undefended
walls
of
the
capital.
All
along
the
Yangtze
River,
demoralized
government
troops
gave
way
before
a
Red
assault
that
breached
the
great
river
-
barrier.
Fouv
Nationalist
armies,
Joilil
JJ
Me-
uled
Feb.
19
.
hie
Pren.ier's
Motlierwell
1.
Morton
0
(sched-
..icl
I
nmtnined
'n
ikmss
H'ed
F-b.
19.
Ml"s
and
lnio'-
pre-'
Quien
of
the
South
1,
Hvurts
f-
4
(seed
uled
March
5.
NO.
1
RED
IS
STONED
totalling
probably
100.000
luen.
have
retreated
southward.
Thev
left
Nanking's
waterfront
"hi
flames
and
the
city
unprotected
from
the
fury
.of
looting
mobs.
ternoon
winds
southeasterly
(15
currency
Whether
government
troops
DARTMOUTH,
En-
,
IP
An
enraged
stone-throwing
crowd
Toronto
Afthona
,
14'
2
Aumaque
"..
.18
Beattie
f.
47
Bevcourt
21
Bob
jo
12
Buffalo
Canadian
.....
.12
Consol.
Smelters
..
..
97.00
Con
west
..
1.17
Donalda
52
Eldona
,
60
V
East
Sullivan
2.87
Giant
Yellowknlfe
6.20
besieged
Britain's
top
Commun
could
still
make
a
stand
was
ill
question.
Demoralization
lias
set
in
among
many
units.
Many)
IU
VILLAGERS
INSTAL
NEW
F,
SON
OF
EDWARD
GAMBLE
ATL
The
niatitle
of
authoril
v
of
para-""r
of
this
Porcher
Island
native"
band
was
I'l'H'sday
to
Russell
Howard
Gamble,
25-year
folate
('hief
Kdward
11.
(Jamble.
O.B.E.,
at
in
St.
Peter's
Chuivh
attended
by
visitors
f.v
native
village
from
P.ella
Coola
north.
Loral
Cloths
Change
Kail-ways,
Straiiihliips
Continue
on
Standard
Dayliuht
Saving
in
British
Columbia
will
become
effective
at
midnight
tonight.
Judging
from
the
comment
one
hears
on
the
streets,
the
change
cannot
be
described
as
popular,
particularly
on
account
of'
the
concision
it.
causes.
However,
like
it
or
not,
the
clocks
go
forward
as
front
midnight
tonight
and
it
means
an
hour's
less
sleep
for
everyone
including
those
who
get
up
to
go
to
church.
The
fast
time
continues
un-fill
September
25.
Railways
ami
telegraph
offices
continue
to
operate
nil
standard
time.
Steamers
confining
their
runs
to
British
Columbia
ports
go
on
daylight
time.
Those
which
go
to
Alaska
stay
on
Standard
time.
m.p.h.i
tomorrow
morning,
increasing-
to
southeasterly
(25)
in
afternoon.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow:
Port
Hardy
38
and
54,
Massctt
36
and
50,
Prince
Rupert
38
and
48.
ist
Harry
Pollitt
in
a
buiklitv:
for
hours
here
early
today.
lie
finally
escaped
unharmed.
WOULD
SCUTTLE
HART
FORMULA
-
Vancouver
The
Vancouver
News-Herald
says
that
Es-
The
incident
followed
the
have
tuCt
fighting
to
sit
down
and
aw.'ilt
their
conquerors
Premier
Ho
Yltig.Chin
has
taken
over
the
defence
ministry
and
presumably
flew
to
the
uncertain
haven
of
Shanghai
which
break-up
of
a
political
meeting
where
Pollitt
had
discussed
the
.37
.shelling
of
four
British
ships
-
......
.11
',z
.OfiVrt
by
Chinese
Communists.
dignify
the
mr.y
be
the
next
Objective
of
the
f.'ojnminil.:to.'
Canton
seems
like
Only
recognition
or
ancient
il
St.
SECRETARY
OF
ARMY
RESIGNS
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
President
Truman
has
accepted
the
resignation
of
Secretary
of
the
ly
to
become
the
refugee
capital.
TRAGEDY
ON
-
mi
neir
an
esfi-
'
God's
Lake"
Hardrock
Harricana
Heva
Iosco
Jacknife
Jollet
Quebec
...
Lake
Rowan
Laoaska
Little
Long
Lac
Lynx
In
London
a
British
Foreign
I
.Orfli
20
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.2(1
Oof
them
"l
the
large
edifice.
lHli
Hie
was
marked
?"Pr
"1
ancient
tribid
,
Army
Kenneth
Royall
who
wrote
qulinalt
Progressive-Conservatives
are
prepared
to
scuttle
the
Hart
formula
in
nominating
their
own
candidate
in
the
riding.
1
,n
Commander
Charles
T.
Beard,
Liberal,
was
elected
in
1945
but
the
seat
is
traditionally
Conservative,
the
paper
claims.
Under
the
formula,
the
nomination
of
a
candidate
to
oppose
the
C.C.F.
must
be
a
Liberal
but
the
story
says
that
the
Conservatives
will
"cold
shoulder"
the
Liberals
to
avenge
"something
wrong
with
the
convention
tu
1945."
Office
spokesman
said
today
that'
Chinese
Nationalist
guns,
as
veil
as
Communist
artillery,
hud
fired
on
a
British
ship
in
th;
Yapet'.e
River.
The
spokesman
custom
was
when
the
three
oilier
Kit.kafla
Chiefs
-Matthew
Hill.
Henry
Brown
and
Henry
Watts
-
acknowledged
their
new
Chief's
sovereignty
by
placing
their
hands
upon
his
head.
The
new
Chief's
position
us
PRAIRIE
FARM
REG
IN
A
fi
Three
persons
were,
shot
to
death
and
another
was
found
alive
with
throat
rut
In
a
farm
home
forty
miles
south
"Pliarci
and
ls.be-
Madsen
Red
Lake
3.05
f
'w
fi
ls'
iniuiiirafion
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
American
8
:"TI'
u
iniidern
cere
the
Fresident
that
he
wants
to
return
to
private
life.
In
a
let
ter
he
said:
"My
recent
personal
inspection
in
overseas
theatres
lias
shown
the
Army
everywhere
to
be
in
excellent
condition
and
has
confirmed
the
belief
that
war
is
not
inevitable."
('mPliyed
complete-
leader
of
the
band
is
unique
in
a
Huston
il.
New
York
8
(New
indignantly
denied
a
charge
that
British
ships
on
the
river
had
joined
Nationalists
in
an
attack
r.sainst
Communist
positions
on
i-he
north
bank.
Official;;
are
still
waiting
for
manner
similar
to
that
of
his
York's
first,
defeat!
Washington
1,
Philadelphia
H
v-
v.
v.v7j.
.
.
.
;
,
east
of
Prince
Albert,
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
report.
The
dead
are:
Mrs.
Katheriua
Balalsky.
aged
29;
her
son,
Bohda,
6,
and
A.
D.
Theodore
Adamovio,'
aged
48.
The
husband
of
the
dead
wo
father.
The
late
Chief
Mwurri
Gamble
was
a
Bella
Bella
man
.
I
National
League
Cincinnati
4,
Pittsburgh
5.
nilec
Iw'iiiwi-i
invitpd
to
the
position
r-
1
news
of
the
outcome
of
two
at
McKenzie
Red
Lake
47
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
1.08
Moneta
45
Negus
2.40
JNoranda
55.25
.
Louvicourt
-IS
Pickle
Crow
:
2.15
Regcourt
043,i
San
Antonio
.".
4.15
"-40
Senator
Rouyn
Sherrit
Gordon
193
Steep
Rock
'1-35
Sturgeon
River
17
Silver
Miller
.
-40
"'VMI'ionsiiip
i
of
paramount
chief
at
Kilkafta
Boston
G,
New
York
b
(caneu
end
ninth,
raim.
Chicago
2,
St.
Louis
9.
American
Leapuc
many
years
ago
when
the
other
chiefs
of
the
village
found
them
PRINCESS
AND
POPE
LOCAL
TIDES
(Standard
Time)
Sunday,
April
24,
1943
High
11:19
17.5
feet
23:47
18.9
feet
Low
5:26
7.3
feet
17:30
6.3
feet
tempts
to
secure
a
Communist
crase-fire
to
aid
the
battered
British
frigate
Amethyst.
CRESCENT
IS
STANDING
BY
Naval
headquarters
in
Ottawa
lust
night
said
the
Canadian
KETBALL
J
,,M(iIT
I
8:;io
p.m.
I
AT
civir
1
man
i.s
given
an
even
chance
of
recovering
from
ills
throat-wound.
v
Police
say
that
Balalsky
i;i
under
guard
in
Wakaw
Hospital
No
charges
have
been
laid.
selves
unable
to
agree
oij
tnuai
matters.
The
new
chief
was
elected
by
hi
r.iiinu;
villagers
earlier
this
l
eader
of
British
Protestant
Body
Objects
to
Visit
LONDON
J.
A.
Kensit,
leader
of
the
Protestant
Truth
St.
Louis
2,
Chicago
f.
New
yrk
5,
Boston
3.
Detroit
3,
Cleveland
4
(10
innings.
Philadelphia
2,
Washington
2.
Pacific
Coast
League
Los
Angeles
1,
Oakland
0.
Sacramento
7,
San
Diego
2.
V..v,v.---r....
year
by
unanimous
vote
ana
The
police
say
that
a
rifle,
axe
j
destroyer
Crescent
was
standing
by
al.
Hong
Kong
to
evacuate
Canadian
citizens
if
necessary.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
McEwen,
k
,.
....
and
knife
are
believed
to
have
been
used
In
the
slayings.
their
choice
was
suDinuiea
iu
tin
Indian
department
for
approval
The
approval
was
forthcoming
'
MKETINU
JTr'
meeting
of
?,r
Wwlion
mem.
I
he
held
-i.
,
and
preparations
begun
for
the
CIVIC
CENTRE
San
Francisco
7,
Hollywood
5.
Portland
at
Seattle"
postpon
KINSMEN!
A
SPECIAL
MEETING
will
be
held
MONDAY,
APRIL
25
8
PJV1.
CIVIC
CENTRE
All
members
please
attend
(95)
inaugural.
th
lucsuay,
at
1:30
n.m
ti...
Called
to
the
ceremony
by
the
It
i.s
not
engaged
in
action
on
the
twho
came
north
from
Victoria
:
society,
has
written
to
the
King
war-engulf
cd
Yanglse
River.
for
the
wedding
this
week
of
asking
him
not
to
give
per-Thc
statement
said
tho
Cres-
their
daughter,
Donna,
to
Thorn-
mission
for
Princess
Margaret
cent"
was
"primarily"
at
the
dls-
as
George,
are
leaving
on
Mon-o
visit
Tope
Pius
during
her
posal
of
Canadian
ambassador!
!
day's
train
for
Smtthers
to
spend
,
forthcoming
tour
of
Italy,
to
China,
T.
C.
Davis,
"particu-
a
few
days
vLslting
after
which
j
"While
an
official
visit
might
Uuiy
to
render
assistance
in
they
will
come
back
here
for
(
justify
one's
course
of
action,
a
evacuating
Canadian
cituens
another
week
before
proceeding
,
private
visit
is
in
a
different
should
this
prove
necessaiy."
1
to
Victoria.
relationship,"
Kensit
wrote.
"
'
lo
Cunvl
...
.
ed,
rain.
Western
International
League
Wenatchee
20,
Bremerton
10
Salem
at
Tacoma,
YaKima
at
Victoria,
Spokane
at
Vancouver,
11
postponed,
rain.
u
i
a
new
APRIL
27-30
Exhibits
accepted
Tuesday,
April
26,
2-5
p.m.
7-9
p.m.
alley
great
bell
of
St.
Peter's
Church,
which
was
a
gift
from
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert,
the
procession
proceeded
to
the
church.
(Continued
on
Page
6)
wine.
6
C
G'
"AM,"
Secre
tary.