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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
130.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
JUNE
4,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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FOR
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MARTIN
ULMER
FRANK
GOLDSWORTHY,
NORTH
Two
-
arid
C!lalf
Uilliosi
irn
To
Office
Of
STILL
MISSING
VANCOUVER
MAYOR,
JC
PRESIDENT
da's
Best
Gov
t
Weather
Hampers
Search
on
Graham
Island
for
Fishing
SUpoer
Two
ground
parlies
of
five
men
each
started
searching
yesterday
from
Seal
Inlet
and
U
I
UQDVi&atavu
seen
Bv
Speakers
British
and
American
Capital
Interested
In
165-Room
Hostelry
Contracts
Let
1
'
Skaloo
Bay
on
the
west
coast
jeral
Cabinet
Minister
and
Skeena
Elected
at
Friday
Session
of
Junior
Chamber
Convention
and
Installed
Last
Night
Mayor
Frank
Goldsworjthy
of
North
Vancouver
was
elected
president
of
the
British
Columbia
region
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
Canada
at
its
annual
convention
here
Friday
afternoon
and
was
formally
installed
in
office
at
an
official
dinner
Jast
night.
The
37-ycar-old
civic
leader
I
and
electrical
engineer
replaces
Dy
retiring
regional
president
Brent.
W.
Murdoch
of
Victoria
Brent
W.
Murdoch,
who
acted
as
and
will
head
the
provincial
or-1
chairman.
The
threat
to
liberty
of
Graham
Island
for
Martin
Candidate
Express
Confidence
Ulmer,
skipper
of
the
gill
net
Mishaps
At
Coast
Reef
Charles
M.
Hays,
whose
tragic
death
in
the
of
the
Titanic
in
1912
retarded
the
growth
of
the
boat
Atomic,
who
has
been
miss
ot
Uutcome
Un
JuneZ
ii.
..i
it.
t
:i
i
I..
U...1
ing
since
May
22
when
he
set
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
terminus
at
Prince
Rupert,
will
out
overland
for
a
distance
of
thirty
miles
to
the
Canadian
jtUon
mut
uiu
liiiwim
party
mm
given
v.an-.U
and
after
the
war
government
of
such
be
commemorated
with
the
construction
of
a
magnifi-
Fishing
Co.'s
camp
at
Tartoo
rdanl
that
it
might
be
rated
as
the
best
gov-
Inlet
after
his
boat
had
broken
Onn
Vessel
Strands
Another
Fouls
Wheel
All
Are
Safe
ganization
of
the
Junior
Cham
,
1
in
Canada
today,
he
declared,
down.
The
search
has
been
is
an
insidious
one,
not
the
fent
eight-storey,
lG5-room
(all
with
private
bath)
hotel
in
this
city.
This
information
is
announced
in
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
i
1
today
by
R.
W.
Liversidge
of
Lon-
Majestic
and
Phoenix
all
oper-don,
England,
who
represents'
ated.
hampered
however,
by
contln
the
Dominion
had
ever
had
and
confidence
administration
would
be
given
a
sweeping
of
appreciation
and
return
to
office
in
the
forthright
type
of
tyrany
which
ber
01
Commerce
lor
tne
next
year.
Newly-elected
vice-president
is
ucd
stormy
weather
and
Ulmcr's
The
American
power
barge
Pat
B
was
proceeding
undamaged
to
Ketchikan
voday
with
earlier
patroits
struggled
against.
rate
is
still
a
mystery,
it
wa3
I
ion
on
June
27
were
Frank
Kaftel.
Mr.
Kaftel
is.
Mr.
LiVersidire
was
acconwanied
her
crew
of
seven
following
a
vitally
interested
in
the
devcl-ito
Vancouver
May
30
by
S.
Cig-
Jerry
Hilton,
of
Vernon,
who
was
not
present
at
the
two-day
convention
which
closed
this
afternoon.
Councillors
for
the
seven
grounding
on
Herbert
Reef
X-.il
night
when
Hon.
:icw
of
Victoria,
fed-
r
of
fisheries,
and
jjiwhaite,
Liberal
can-4
Skeena,
addressed
a.
jjtmR
at
the
Civic
Cen-kij'liew
and
Mr.
Ap-
opmcnt
of
central
and
northern
;en
prominent
Toronto
lawyer
British
Columbia
and
is
a
large
j
ani
mining
promoter,
on
the
shareholder
in
Yukon
and
Bri-
occasion
of
placing
cotracts
for
tish
Columbia
mining
and
the
ne
work
to
be
done.
They
state
districts
which
make
up
the
B.C.
Socialistic
philosophies
which
carry
the
threat
of
economic
restrictions
must
necessarily
carry
within
themselves
tne
danger
of
detriment
to
politl
cal
freedom,
he
said.
t
Following
the
Inflation
addresses,
Bert
Morrow,
presidentelect
of
the
Vancouver
Junior
Grenvillc
Channel,
south
of
Prince
Rupert,
late
last
night.
The
fish
packer
Western
Ranger
was
at
the
Prince
Rupert
reported
by
Flying
Officer
Lorn-,
ieux
of
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Canso
flying
boat
which
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
late
yesterday
afternoon
to
refuel,
returning
to
the
Queen
Charlottes
this
morning.
The
only
trace
that
has
been
found
of
Ulmer
since
he
became
missing
was
the
remains
of
a
region
are
D.
H.
Holmes,
Vic
the
subject
of
cold
calculation
and
regulation
by
tlv;
state.
By
unity
and
liberty
could
be
assured
security
and
a
fuller
and
better
life
for
the
Individuals.
The
Liberal
faith
was
rot
one
of
compromise
but
was
based
on
a
positive
outlook
oa
life.
Liberalism
rejected
privilege,
be-tConiuiueu
m
rage
5
Alberta
oil
and
coal
Industries,
t.hev
"hone
to
build
a
hotel
toria,
Don
Harris,
Chiliwack,
Len
MacLeod,
Vernon,
Frank
Witt
Title
to
the
former
Grand
.
worthy
of
the
city."
Apart
from
dry
dock
for
repairs
after
having
had
her
propeller
fouled
in
a
tow
line
after
assisting
in
re
Trunk
hotel
site
has
been
ac-'the
Inevitable
industrial
expan-
ner,
Penticton,
Edward
Batt,
quircd
by
a
new
company,
now
j
sion
now
taking
place
In
the
Rossland,
Rudy
Kaser,
Prince
Chamber
of
Commerce,
present
-
gwere
agreed
Lliut
it
likely
that
Cana-i
choose
to
turn
out
1
1.
mrnt
which
had
campfire
and
arrows
In
the
floating
the
barge.
The
West
being
Incorporated,
and
the
city,
the
principals
were
Inter-
George
and
Walter
Burns,
Smi-jed
Mr
and
Mrs
pUg.ey
wim
ern
Ranger
was
Drougni
10
structure
to
be
erected
will
be
ested
in
the
project
largely
thers.
country
to
a
posi-
such
Prince
Rupert
by
the
lighthouse
tender
Birnie
which
had
also
gone
to
the
scene
of
the
strand
war
prosperity
st
t
-
dared
to
hope
f
sand
about
half
way
between
Athlow
Bay,
where
the
boat
was
abandoned,
and
Tartoo
Inlet.
These
signs
were
found
by
Bob
Trashcr,
who
had
been
Ulmer's
companion
on
the
Atomic
and
who
set
out
after
him
on
the
The
councillors
are,
In
effect,
a
board
of
directors
which
assists
officers
in
co-ordinating
the
work
of
member
units
and
known
as
the
"Charles
M.
Hays
through
the
endeavors
of
Olier
Hotel."
Directors
include:
Dav-:Besner,
well
known
pioneer
of
id
Mulligan,
director
of
the
Bilt-
the
Klondyke
rush
and
of
the
more
Hotel
chain,
New
York;
'early
history
of
Prince
Rupert,
his
son,
George
Mulligan
of
.
The
numerous
adversities
of
the
and
a
silver
tea
service
from
the
members
units
of
the
B.C.
region.
The
gathering
then
er.joyed
dancing
with
music
by
the
Four
Dukes
orchestra.
ing
and
towed
the
Western
Ran
me
time
had
main-
ger
here.
act
as
a
connection
between
the
principles
of
true
de-ixl
free
enterprise,
iiwite
went
so
far
ai
Toornto,
a
director
of
several
1
years
following
the
first
world
Canadian
hotels;
Thomas
D.'war
have
not
diminished
his
local
organization
and
their
overland
trek.
The
two
had
be
Calls
For
More
Prayer
Anglican
W.A.
Learns
About
England
Officers
Elected
At
the
Thursday
session
of
the
come
previously
separated
when
Mr.
May
hew,
Bn'.i.sh
can
Hotel
Association;
Olier
Bes-
Kaien
Island.
ncr
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Van
NIMBUS
WINS
ROYAL
DERBY
Trashcr'
essayed
to
cross
Skaloo
Bay
in
a
rubber
boat
which
swamped.
The
Atomic,
which
had
suffered
a
broken
clutch
when
it
federal
cabinet
inin-Skeena
would
return
al
fold
as
a
support-
CS.U.
Is
Suspended
Mr.
Liversidge
states
the
promoters
have
had
the
full
support
of
the
Prince
Rupert
city
council.
The
projected
structure,
when
fully
furnished,
will
represent
an
investment
of
$2,-
a.cwiy
ffiandau
a
gov-
couver;
and
J.
T.
Harvey
of
Prince
Rupert.
J
A
large
sharehoicer
In
the
undertaking
will
be
the
interests
of.
Arthur
J.
Rank,
British
Caledonia
Diocesan
Board
of
the
ter
the
ballots
had
national
officer.
.
:..
Electioiv
of
all
officers
was
unanimous,
the
40
delegates
present
approving
submissions
by
a
nominating
committee'
which
had
acted
on
advice
of
local
officers.
i
Sw-ring
in
of
Mr.
Goldsworthy
as
regional
president
took
place
at
the
official
convention
banquet
held
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
last
night.
The
oath
of
office
was
administered
by
Mac
Armour
Drake
and
Swallow
Tail
Second
and
Third
Respectively,
in
Famous
Itacc
motion-picture
producer.
In.
500,000.
conjunction
with
the
project
a
The
site
of
the
hotel
Is
on
ci
following
the
fed-it's
meeting,
attend-hieh
was
probably
disagreeable
wcath-lumber
at
oU.fr
ac-
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Church
of
England,
Canon
W.
F.
Rush-brook
reminded
the
members
that
they
must
pray
without
ceasing.
"If
a
thing
Is
worth
while
do
It
well
for,
by
constant
self-denial,
reward
will
be
yours
in
the
higher
life,"
he
asserted.
was
abandqned,
went
aground
but
has
since
been
towed
Intact
to
Tartoo
Inlet.
The
Canso
plane
Is
also
engaging
actively
in
the
search
but
the
heavy
weather
has
been
hampering
its
operation.
LOCAL
BOY
CO-PILOT
Flying
Officer
Jarvis
H.
(Mickey
1
McLeod
of
Prince
Rupert
is
co-pilot
on
the
R.C.A.F,
plane
in
the
search
for
Ulmer.
Thursday,
the
plane
set
out
Second
Avenue
near
the
Canadian
National
Totem
Park,
exactly
to
the
west
of
the
Christian
Science
Church.
Purchase
of
ten
lots
has
been
completed.
fully-modern,
large
theatre
will
be
constructed,
thus
reviving
memories
of
Prince
Rupert
pioneers
fo
1912
when
four
theatres,
the
Westholme,
Empress,
s
presided
over
by
Chapin,
of
Kelowna,
national
vice-president
after
the
new
regional
head
had
been
intro
Its,
president
of
the
Army!
EPSOM
DOWNS
(Via
Signals!
Nimbus
won
the
170th
running
of
the
Epsom
Derby
today
in
a
photo
finish
with
two
other
horses.
The
French
invader,
Ardour
Drake,
was
second
while
Swallow
-
Tail
'
was
third
in
the
mile
and
one-half
classic.
Nimbus
is
owned
by
Mrs.
M.
Glcnisteg
and
was
ridden
by
The
address
of
the
President
But
T.L.C.
Refuses
to
Recognize
S
IX.
OTTAWA
'Q
The
6,000
man
Red-influenced
Canadian
Seamen's
Union
was
suspended
last
night
by
the
400,000-man
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
but
a
special
T.L.C.
committee
refused
to
recognize
the
Seafarers'
International
Union,
the
C.S.U.'s
bitter
rival
In
the
east-west
coast
strike.
The
committee
said
that
the
CS.U.
had
violated
the
constitution
of
the
Congress
and
had
failed
to
accept
Its
responsibili
duced
by
Phil
Pugsley,
Montreal,
Mrs.
J.
B.
Oibson,
followed.
She
told
the
meeting
that
the
theme
Pugsiey
told
the
.meeting
tnai
it
was
based
on
a"bottom-up"
principle
with
the
individual
lor
the
meeting
was
taken
v
m.ttn
"THiwinrrh
T-OVP
MAYOR
GREETS
J.C.
DELEGATES
the
two
five-man
search
parties
'rit-t
Liberal
Associating
to
Mr.
Apple-Watts
asserted
that
ate
was
thoroughly
giving
the
con.'tku-kind
of
representa-led
at
Ottawa
local
units
being
in
authority.
which
are
continuing
to
invcstl
be
Servants
one
to
Another."
gate
the
area
where
Ulmer
dis
A
major
project
of
tne
Junior
This
was
the
theme
chosen
by
national
president.
Mr.
Pugsley
introduced
Mr.
Goldsworthy
following
an
address
to
the
Vathering
of
120
delegates
and
their
ladies
in
which
he
urged
young
Canadians
to
accept
responsibility
for
building
a
greater
Canada.
Charles
Elliott.
The
horse
took
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
Can
Miss
Margaret
West
in
the
summer
of
1907
when
the
W.A.
was
formed
in
Caledonia.
v
appeared
apparently
while
attempting
to
walk
the
30-odd
miles
from
Athlow
Inlet
to
a
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
camp
at
ada,
he
said,
Is
its
magazine
"Action"
which
is
distributed
to
Delegates
to
tne
B.
C.
regional
convention
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
of
Canada,
which
opened
at
the
Civic
Cen
whaite,
who
was
In
and
in
the:
pink
of
10,000
Junior
Chamber
members
ties
as
an
affiliate.
fighting
condition,
Branches
throughout
the
dlo-1
Tartoo
Inlet,
tre
yesterday
were
welcomed
by
"Sir
Wilfrid
Laurler
once
saidl
that
'the
twentieth
century
be-)
fflcomed
thj
oppor-
down
record
first
money
of
$56,680.
Two
Canadians
gained
modest
fortunes
today
although
nobody
in
the
Dominion
was
reported
holding
Irish
Hospital
Sweepstakes
tickets
on
Nimbus.
Alex
McKee,
Toronto
seed
cleaning
plant
worker,
had
a
The
three-man
committee,
which
sat
for
five
days,
found
cese
rportcd
on
their
activities
xrasher
turned
in
an
alarm
during
the
past
year
and
it
was
aflcl
travelling
for
eight
days
rvc
with
suca
a
line
lie
present
federal
Mayor
Nora
E.
Arnold
and
then
embarked
on
a
panel
discussion
of
the
aims
of
the
international
young
men's
shown
that
pledges
were
met
on
foot.
longs
to
Canada,"
Mr.
Pugsley
declared.
"It
rests
with
ourselvesthose
of
us
in
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
(Continued
on
Page
3)
'
He
likened
'he
I
the
S.I.U.
too
-willing
and
ready
1
"to
man
ships
of
the
men
on
I
strike
with
Inexperienced
crews
i
ntt.h
f.hp
full
siinnnrt
nf
the
and
the
United
Thank
ouermg
of
over
$270
was
the
largest
amount
that
had
been
raised
in
I
and
key
persons
throughout
the,
country.
Civic,
beautification
campaigns,
national
affairs
and
tourist
development
offer
wide
scope
for
young
men's
constructive
interests,
he
declared.
While
the
movement
In
Canada
now
has
about
250
member
units,
there
Is
a
potential
of
700
units.
This
offers
a
'rich
field
for
Jaycee
extension,
lie
said.
Halibut
Sales
age
group
whether
or
nut
this
struck
companies,
to
say
no-
Mrs.
Arnold's
brief
welcome
address
followed
an
invocation
and
prayer
by
Canon
Basil
S.
comes
true.
Canada
has
the
re
ticket
on
Amour
Drake
and
won
$40,000.
Nelson
Macranand
of
Tor-
Prockter.
i
:iar"lmldors
in
a
great
lie
director
of
which'
'jinembers
of
t.;-,c
cabi-
I
It
that,
Canada
and
iwnt,
itsclt
c-iuM
wrll
I"!
the
record
of
the
f
'.
"I
have
discovered,"
rPPlrwhaltc,
'
after
my
f'-'ugh
the
riding
that
is
will
carry
Skeena
by
ial
maioti'v
nn
June
The
panel
discussion,
led
by
Philip
Pugsley,
president
of
the
the
diocese
in
any
year.
Following
the
luncheon,
Mrs.
Buttcrworth
of
Croydon,
England,
spoke
of
the
food,
the
moral
life
and
spiritual
aspects
of
present
day
England.
Her
remarks
impressed
and
saddened
'
her
listeners.
sources
and
wealth.
It
depends
on
us
to
use
them
If
our
land
is
to
make
substantial
progress."
The
job
facing
the
JuMor
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
"to
ensure
a
maximum
of
freedom
Delegates
then
took
over
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
discussion,
explaining
their
iripns
nn
rlcveloDment
of
the
Canadian
Relief,
11,000,
19.7c,
176
and
16c,
Booth.
Mitkof.
5,000,
19.2c,
17c
and
16c,
Booth.
Betty
L,
11,000,
19.6c,
17.2c.
and
15c,
Allin.
Cape
Sun,
5,500,
19.5c,
17c
and
15c,
Bacon.
Invercan,
3,500,
19.4c,
17c
and
15c,
Storage.
r
ontasuburban
Long
Branch
won
$20,000
with
a
ticket
on
Swallow
Tail.
Florian
Deneault
or
Montreal
won
$38,655
with
a
ticket
on
Nimbus
in
a
Canadian
sweepstake
operated
by
Army,
Navy
and
Air
Force
Veterans'
Association.
Myrtle
Hebert
of
Tor
for
individuals
in
this
country,"
thing
of
questionable
methods
used."
,
The
suspension
will
come
up
for
review
at
the
annual
convention
of
the
Congress
In
September.
It
may
then
be
lifted,
extende
dor
turned
into
outright
expulsion.
In
Vancouver
James
Thompson,
western
vice-president
of
the
C.S.U.,
said
the
action
was
a
"stab
in
the
back,"
brought
on
by
American
Federation
of
Labor
pressure.
The
S.I.U.
Is
an
A.F.
of
L.
affiliate.
In
Montreal
a
spokesman
for
the
CS.U.
said
the
strike
will
Questions
were
ansvereu
Mrs.
K
E.
Taylor,
vice-president
for
Western
Canada
of
the
Do
of
Canada,
brought
out
ideas
I
and,
problems
of
member
units
on
such
projects
as
civic
beauti-fication,
national
affairs,
tourist
development
and
extension
of
new
units.
Outlining
the
national
and
international
structure
of
the
Junior
Chamber
movement,
Mr.
f
people,
he
believed,
I'Tintive
of
th.;
cxcel-
f
the
government
in
various
projects
and
the
problems
met
in
such
work.
Chairman
of
inn
session
was
Bert
Morrow,
president-elect
of
the
Vancouver
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Thirty
delegates
were
present.
minion
Board,
who
had
come
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Ru
11
pei
100,
a
record
vj
onto
held
a
second
ticket
worth
$23,193
and
W.
LeMarquand
third,
$13,462.
he
asserted,
and
in
this
the
extension
of
the
Junior
Chamber
philosophy
can
do
much
to
Implant
the
seed
of
freedom.
;
"It
is
up
to
us
to
see
that
our
rights
are
not
taken
away
from
us
by
any
government,
provincial
or
federal.
We
also
have
a
vital
duty
to
seev
that
those
In
other
lands
who
wish
to
serve
Mayhew
had
con-
fwi,
Invercan
IV,
5,000,
19.3c,
nc
and
15c,
Royal.
Helen
II,
22,000;
D(cky
Boy,
3.000:
Pauline
V.,
5,000;
Shirley,
8
000:
P.
Dorecn,
6,500;
Atli,
"h
prominent
and
pert
espcially
lor
mis
pui..
The
subject
of
missionaries
craves
came
up
for
discussion
decided
to
under-
fiiy
service.
'didal
e
for
Skeena
re-.
!
his
allegiance
to
the
dint
take
the
care
and
upkeep
of(
tv.otf
Tvitiv
be
.
24.00(1:
Anker
A.,
6,000;
Kaien,
I
faith
of
Liberalism-J
continue
"until
victory
is
won
despite
the
suspension.
He
said
the
Union's
executive
had
been
given
a
vote
of
confidence
to
continue
the
strike.
their
communities
and
nations
as
free
men
are
given
that
opportunity."
THREAT
TO
LIBERTY
A
similar
theme
was
stressed
same
wnerevei
uj
1
found
in
the
diocese.
Notice
of
1
motion
had
been
given
at
a
previous
meeting
that
membership
fee
be
raised
and
it
was
also
decided
to
bring
the
present:
constitution
up
to
date.
.
12,000;
Island
Queen,
24,000;
Strafen,
14.000;
Five
Princes,
14.000;
Mother
III,
28,000;
J.
R-,
5
000;
Panama,
21,000;
Balsac,
14,000;
Teeny
Milly,
20,000;
Scl-ma
It.,
5,000:
Convenant,
14,000;
Vanetta
Prince.
16,000;
Gony,
t'liily
and
freedom.
He
'jiii
the
sanctity
of
the
I'
isonality
and
its
right
I'y
to
work
out
It?
own
Mu-r
than
to
be
made
Tninrost.lnc
accounts
01
u.l
13,000;
Viking
I,
11,000,
an
to
Co-operative.
LOCAL
TIDES
last
Dominion
Annual
meetings
Mrs.
Lionel
Holt-by
were
given
by
and
Mrs.
Basil
S.
Prockter.
latter
emphasized
the
conferences
at
Bonn
and
Amsterdam
that
were
attended
by
the
Dom-
(niim
Prrsiripnt.
Sunday,
June
5,
1949
HEAR
.
.
.
In
11
1
os
N.-Forman
OVER
CFPB
High
8:16
17.1
leet
20:54
'
19.3
feet
2:19
7.4
feet
14:31
5.9
feet
ttrr
nf
noolins
fares
of
Low
j
NOTICE
!
STa!
Meeting
of
the
I
Rupert
and
District
j;uul
Drama
Festival
ition
will
be
held
In
,
jWVlC
CENTRE
esday,
June
7
!
at
8
p.m.
plON
OF
OFFICERS,
pORTS,
BYLAWS
jfnlativcs
of
interested
delegates
to
a
Diocesan
Annual
.c
thmnph1v
cone
into
on
in
PUBLISHING
MONDAY
formation
and
findings
submlt-tA
r.
riiKPiission
bv
Mrs.
Prock
m
MONDAY,
9
P.M.
ter
before
the
policy
was
partly
In
order
that
the
local
and
telegraphic
news
as
well
as
the
advertising
messages
may
be
brought
to
its
readers,
the
Daily
accepted
by
the
Board
IN
SUPPORT
OF
COALITION
at
at
the
STUDY
IN
SYMMETRY
AT
HEARST
REGATTA
A
study
In
symmetry
are
these
three
bear
class
craft
as
they
compete
in
the
16th
annual
William
Randolph
Hearst
all-clubs
regatta
on
California's
San
Francisco
Bay.
No.
28
(left)
13
the
Brer
Bear,
entered
by
Don
Presco.
In
the
centre,
(26)
is
John
D.
Cassid's
Scalawag
No.
14
(rightl
with
its
crew
on
deck
is
Gordon
K.
IleUwKs
Willi
aw.
The
gala
display
of
sailing
craft
and
power
hn
lasted
Mvroigh
M.v,
dtfy.
Archdeacon
Hodson,
be
DUDllshed
as
usual
auons
are
requested
to
i...
f
tvio
meeting,
sent
Is
.
.
.
(131)
Mnndav
next
which
being
on
members
home
to
their
respect-
pt.
(Hi
observed
as
the
King's
Birthday.
Conliiiued
011
Fuse
J'