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EXEMPTIONS
TO
I
HOSPITAL
ACT
Reminiscences
LA
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BAPTIST
CHURCH
HAS
GOOD
YEAR
n
til
i
an
1
liom
hospital
service,
rciirienus
of
ccrtainn
isolated
district',
of
Northern
British
Columbia
are
exempted
from
operation
of
the
by
w.j.
Kerecfi
Annual
Congregational
Meeting
Hears
of
Larer
Au
tiiinpiTutiTit
dtii
npwtjwpOT
dfT.it-cd
to
tbc
up'nuiiciing
of
Prim-
R.ipxrt
ca
U
commiiuiups
rompririR
nonnern
and
central
Sntisn
Coiumoi
4'
'
(Auutiirifsml
as
Second
Clajw
Mall.
Post
Office
Department.
Ottawa)
Published
even
afternoon
except
SundaT
bv
Prince
Rupert
DkIIj
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
O.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MflMhEM
OP
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carrier.
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Week.
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Per
Month.
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Tear.
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Mall.
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Month.
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Yenr.
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uo
at
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;
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Membership,
Satisfactory
plain
ad
W
'Enthusiastic
Work
'
'-'i3''111
insurance
scheme.
Such
Finances
f:..
E
-
persons
are
those
who
reside
in
At'
in
district,
those
in
Orain-e.
district
north
of
tho
fifty-fifth
parallel
except,
Muruoii
Creek,
.
Kurt
Georse
ciiitri:-t
If
you
havQ
soured
on
things
in
general,
and
have
that
"oh,
;
I
don't
give
a
"
sort
of
feeling
that
now
and
then
over-
!
take
the
most
of
us,
go
see
soine-'
one
who
has
real
trouble.
Be-.
cause,
in
comparison,
you
have
none
whatever.
It's
astonishing
!
how
well
you
feel,
after
leaving.
crulsi"B-
Who
Plows
and
b,K:
July
and
Aur';
Increased
membership,
satisfactory
financial
position
and
a
eratifying
interest
in
all
the
branches
of
church
wor!t
and
activities
featured
report
for
10-t'.
presented
at
the
annual
n.-iih
of
the
fifty-fifth
parallel
and
Peace
River
c.istriu
Interesting
city
out
the
aoenrt,..
i
i.Mi'tss
meeting
of
the
"one
re-
i
n
.uh
of
rhe
58th
parallel.
;aticn
of
First
Baptist
Church.
I
Officers
were
elected
as
fm-
BRITISH
DIVORCES
Io"f"
,
M.
iARE
ON
INCREASE
Clyde
Uiimour
oi
me
riuvmcej
copper,
you
can
H.
Daggett.
LONDON
Divorces
in
Britain
are
being
granted
at
ten
times
Treasurer,
C.
H.
Elkins.
Deacons,
P.
H.
Linzey
nd
H.
1937.
Vnnderheirie
I
tu
n
vearsi
and
1
the
rate
they
were
In
H.
M.
Daggett
and
C.
H.
Elkins
'
Eleven
years
ago
5,750
persons
statf,
challenged
mj
ao
a
on,
oi
example
ther
investigating,
tool:
an
hour
off
Topenlng
of
f
and
In
that
time
visited
four
dif-
pre.ssive
cwen
ferent
buildings
and
held'
open
of
many
17
doors
for
a
total
of
29
times
events
thruupho'a-for
a
total
of37
women.
Here's
some
doubtless
s.
their
reaction
to
this
little
cour-
ficlal
but
well
tesy:
Sixteen
said
nothing
and
neveithclrsg.
didn't
notice
him.
Ten
said!
nothing,
but
lookect.
Some
defi-
i
BALLET
sCHf
nitely
glared.
Eleven
said
thanks.
:
London
C
junu
filed
divorce
petitions
and
tho
courts
disposed
of
5,222
suits.
New
laws
to
ease
divorce
resulted
in
a
great
Increase
in
petitions.
Recently
a
judge
somewhat
satiracally
suggested
that
divorces
might
be
obtained
from
any
local
post
office.
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lu
pjy
.
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'st
v"-v
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at
C.,,n,...'.
...
The
luckless
proof-reader
JHiddh
East
rt."THE
ISRAELI
FORAY
into
Egyptian
territory
I
bears
comparison
with
the
charge
of
the
famous
light
brigade
at
Balaclava,
of
which
an
astute
French
observer
remarked
that
it
was
magnificent
but
it
was
not
war.
The
Jewish
military
picnic
certainly
was
not
good
politics.
However,
it
gave
the
British
Foreign
Office
an
excellent
occasion
for
publicizing'
the
many
good
reasons
which
exist
for
co-ordinating
American
and
British
policy
in
the
Middle
East,
a
coordination
which
would
logically
prove
a
restraint
on
the
ambitions
of
at
least
the
more
heady
groups
within
the
new
state.
Stability
in
the
Middle
East
is
essential
to
.world
security
and
the
success
of
the
Marshall
:
Plan
as
well
as
to
British
interests.
The
whole
strategic
position
of
Britain
in
that
area
could
be
upset
by
the
effect
of
unrestrained
Israeli
military
success
on
the
Arab
regimes.
This
would
mean
new
burdens
for
the
United
States,
i
which
is
much
less
well
fitted
to
play
policeman-benefactor
in
Arab
territories
than
is
Britain.
Israeli
assurances
that
Jewish
troops
did
not
intend
to
occupy
Egyptian
territory
but
were
en-,
.
gaging
in
a
tactical
raid,
have
helped
to
quiet
the
for
six
pupils
n,
...1-
uui,
no.se
.
part.s
JO
SEER
ERSObALITIES
lone
yean.
I
Communion
Steward,
Mrs.
J.1
Armstrong.
Mission
Treasurer,
Mrs.
.1.
C.
Gflker.
j
Envelope
.Steward,
M.
Van-derheide.
Organists,
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Smith.
Sunday
School
Superintendent,
P.
H.
Linzey.
Assistant
Sunday
School
Superintendent,
M.
Vanderheirie.
Junior
Department
Superintendent,
Mrs.
T.
Lloyd.
Finance
and
Property
Committee,
C.
H.
Elkins,
H.
M.
Daggett,
P.
H.
Linzey,
Mrs.
W.
D.
Smith,
Mrs.
W.
A.
McBroom.
Auditors,
H.
M.
Daggett
and
M.
Vanderheide.
In
the
absence
of
the
pastor
through
illness.
P.
H.
Linzey
was
in
charge,
leading
in
a
thoughtful
devotional
period.
H.
M.
Daggett
reported
an
in
INDIAN
REBEL
Jules
Sioui
sits
at
a
desk
in
his
Indian
"gov-ranmenV
headquarters
at
Loretteville;
Quebec
prior
to
leaving
for
Quebec
jail
to
bo
:entenced
lor
conspiring
to
incite
Indians
to
rebellion.
The
well-scrubbed
office
on
the
Huron
reservation
is
Sioui's
home,
barbershop,
and
grocery
store.
Himself
a
Huron,
Sioui
can't
speak
a
word
of
any
Indian
dialect.
tCP
Photo
I
usually
deserves
to
be
fired
but
there
are
times
vhen
the
slip,
instead
of
being
an
example
of
grievous
negligence,
is
close
to
the
truth
and
puts
everybody
concerned
In
the
humor
for
a
laugh-
For
example,
this
from
the
Medical
Economics
Magazine:
The
Wichita
Eagle
reported
a
Kansas
surgeon
who
was
quitting
active
practice:
Dr.
S
,
one
of
our
WILLIAM
MANSON
Prince
Rupert's
second
Mayor
was
William
Manson
who
was
ford
ford
to
to
pay.
pay.
'1,
!
Dally
rv,Tc:'..
":nSl
"
!
Quick
Results'
,
a
.v.
S
;
.
well
versed
in
early
day
affairs
:
in
this
city
and
along
the
north
FISH
SHIPMENTS
HIT
BY
INCREASE
.
coast.
It
is
worth
noting
that.
the'
most
eligible
bachelor,
is
re-!
!be
lacked
up
by
railways..
from
Hale
and
tiring
practice.
which
can
undertake
the
move
.
I
-.
t
OC
ry
,.iiiib
nil
East
Coast
Industry
Figures
How
Much
It
Will
Mean
'
'
in
the
choosing
of
their
first
two
mayors,
local
electors
sel-
j
ected
two
men
who
had
had
ex-,
without
specific
advance
auth-
auy
"
OJ'
"lr
uul
aa'a
he
wants
is
a
little
peach
and
oriration
by
the
Board
because
the
rates
are
"special"
tolls
be-;
quiet,"
th
perience
In
that
capacity.
The
MONTREAL
The
Increase
in
i
first,
Fred
Stork,
served
in
express
rates
for
fish
will
affect
Fernie
in
the
Crow's
Nest
coun-
several
million
pounds
annually
try.
Mr.
Manson
was
mayor
of
'of
fresh
and
frozen
fish,
moving
!
Nanaimo
from
1901
to
1904
in-I
mostly
from
points
on
both
east
elusive.
I
and
west
coasts.
The
higher
low
the
ceilings
allowed
cnri-lers
crease
in
church
membership,
seven
having
been
bantized
The
west
continues
to
struggle
1
1
vygoai
Some
sample
rates
are:
The
1
with
snow
and
all
that
jolly
rot.
1-c-
than
carload
toll
from
Hall-'"
comes,
and
what
are
you
going
fax
tn
Toronto
is
coins
ud
from
'
to
do
about
the
situation?
But
Mr.
Manson
came
to
Canada,
,
cost
will
also
apply
to
lake
originally,
from
Scotland
and
fishermen.
SI
70
to
$2
50
per
100
pounds
long
before
next
midsummer.
vhllP
fmm
sr.
John
N.B
.
to
when
it's
good
to
be
outside,
much
of
his
active
life
was
spent
in
British
Columbia.
He
was
in-
Rand
H.
Matheson
of
Monc-
Moving,
Pari
Shipping
ti.
soivea
tl-,o
J.l.n-itlmo
,
n
...Ill
l,-ooo
from
tl
U
the
(UII1CUUV
Will
UUVC
ton,
manager
of
V.l
....,
v..
j
IV'll.'lllAJ
V.IIL
I1UIU
v
."v.
tpvpctnH
in
niihlir
mat.tjrs
flnd.
Cartage
itt
ltsrlf.
Its
so
pipusara
to
ue
Transportation
Commission,
-j
to
$2.25.
On
a
carload
basis
the
in
this,
enioved
a
measure
of
upon
the
profession
of
their
faith.
;
Mr.
Daggett
moved
a
vcte
of
appreciation
to
the
pastor
for
his
faithfulness
and
devotion
to!
the
work
in
Prince
Rupert.
j
C.
H.
Elkins,
the
treasurer,
reported
finances
in
a
satisfactory
condition.
Mrs.
Waters,
president
of
the
Mission
Circle,
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker,
Mission
Treasurer,
told
of
a
hearty
interest
in
missions
within
the
church
as
evidenced
timates
that
the
railway
move
j
r-illfax
-
Toronto
charge
goes
chatting
wun
tourism,
tuM-iium0
success.
'
He
was
elected
mem-
rcl)
ll
ber
for
Alberni
in
the
Provincial
'"crease
shipping
expenses
from
$1.80
to
$2
25,
while
from
advantages
ana
op
o,u.
for
maritime
shippers
by
more
Lunenburg,
N.S.,
to
Toronto,
it
nsning
aim
wnj,
v..
Legislature
and
subsequently
is
up
from
$2.05
So
$2.35.
Tor
Completf.
Efficient
V
Lindsay't
&
Storage
Cor.
2nd
and
Establist-
became
British
Columbia's
Pro-
than
$100,000
yearly.
Sixteen
will
be
touched
vincial
Secretary.
million
pounds
It
was
after
this
he
took
'over
by
the
higher
charge,
every
Getting
Deaf?
ThiiiiwiitU
miw
know
I
"
''
x"
PIGMENTS
ago
painters
GROUND
generation
in
greatly
increased
giving
to
missions
and
in
increased
at
bought
colors,
lead
and
ainc
in
'cum-
fur
ii-iting
iearni-
mh
tin-
cry
powder
form
and
ground
tZ
Phones
U
the
duties
of
Government
Agent
at
Port
Simpson,
later
assuming
the
same
position
at
Prince
Rupert.
Since
leaving
the
north
a
good
many
years
ago,
Mr.
Man-son
has
been
living
in
'V
:"
'
'
year.
There
was
not
yet,
an
es-
j
timate
on
what
value
of
traffic!
on
the
west
coast
would
be
affected
but
it
was
believed
it
would
be
higher
than
in
the
Maritimes.
Both
carload
and
less
than
carload
rates
are
to
mcni
ill
on
mtuun
nanu
iiuin
a,pat
ZrnUli
Kniim
iiinornmrw
riw-v
lo
iim-
II
ran
1
hllllll
as
needed.
Today
uniformly
fur
lit-iliiv
trif
trial.
tendance
at
the
Circle
and
spe-
I
rial
missionary
meetings.
i
P.
H.
Linzey,
superintendent,'
Snd
Betty1.
Blake,
secretary-',
treasurer
of
the
Sunday
School,
ground
pigments
are
obtained
KchiIv
J",,-",,
to
near,
from
mrtiuitacturei's
no
Inillviiliiai
limns
tnM.!Bnr.
.rr-ptml
lv
Uir
Amrrli'Mii
Meillral
.m
lallim.
(
imm
ll
mi
I'hy-lrl
Mi'illi'tne.
fnnif
"'
f
h"'
uurlil
of
Hlli-iice.
Wrlli'
toilay
for
full
WELL
REWARDED
Venetian
inventor
iimnis
to
.enith
Kmiio
or)oraihin
In
1420
a
REAL
E
INSURA
INCOME
RETURNS
f
It.
E.
MOf
324
2nd
Ave
i
ol
f
aiiada.
I.KI.,
-!
-
""""
Irii-t
Bl)l..
Hhi)l)ir.
Oiilarlo.
Mutlt
was
awarded
the
equivalent
of
I
fc,tive
accounts
of
the
steady
!
growth
of
the
Sunday
School,1
with
the
financial
situation
very
I
good.
Appreciation
was
express-!
ed
to
Henry
and
Maynard
Van-j
i
derheide
for
their
generot.tv
!
Hip
milker
f
rlil-fiMniMi
$120,000
for
discovering
how
to
i
make
loaf
sugar
an
amount
10
?",",h
J"'"""-
.
avallabli'
direct
sH'
.
'Trial
offr
on
times
greater
than
the
cost
of
by
zenith
Kadiu
oirporatmn
Columbus'
first
voyage
to
the
Canada.
Ltd.
.'
I
na:;.
V.s,
i
is
u.s
and
i:
n
is
i
realty
i
x
th
r
totli
V.:.a
mart
t4
x,
1
4
V
New
World.
FOR
ALL
TYPES
OF
PRINT!
Tt
Pays
to
Advertise!
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News
(iltl
ITIM.
I'KN'S
AMI
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
HOME
STATIONERY
"alarms
the
raid
raised.
But
these
assurances
surely
will
not
be
permitted
to
interfere
with
renewed
efforts
for
closer
co-operation
between
America
and
Britain
in
an
area
vital
to
both.
MEMORABLE
EVENT
THE
FAMED
Harlem
Globe
Trotters,
noted
"
'
I
basketball
.
champs
and
gymnasium
floor
entertainers,
have
come
and
gone.
It
was
a
stroke
of
:
the
best
of
good
fortune
that
Prince
Rupert
was
"favored
with
their
visit.
The
enterprise
of
Don
Forward,
Civic
Centre
director,
and
a
combination
of
fortuitous
circumstances
made
it
possible.
Any
large
city
in
the
country
would
have
con-t
sidered
itself
lucky
to
have
been
favored
with
a
visit
from
this
group
of
super-athletes
and
show-
men.
It
was
a
memorable
incident
in
Prince
Ru-
jpert's
history
:and
something
that
local
folk
will
"
continue
to
talk
about
for
a
long
time.
!
.
Without
the
facilities
of
the
Civic
Centre,
the
I
'
project
could
not
have
been
entertained.
Let's
just
!
rejoice
again
that
we
have
such
an
institution
which
requires
an
extraordinary
function
of
this
kind
once
in
a
while
to
remind
us
of
the
many
uses
and
;
pleasures
which
it
affords
us.
Jesse
Owens,
world-famous
Olympic
sprint
star,
himself
referred
to
!
Prince
Rupert's
good
fortune
in
having
such
an
asset
as
the
Civic
Centre.
"
the
senate
THE
PRESENT
STANDING
in
the
Canadian
'
Senate
is
Liberals
65,
Progressive-Conservatives
15,
with
16
vacancies.
The
majority
are
well
along
in
years
and,
within
the
past
few
months,
several
deaths
have
occurred.
A
general
election
is
expected
this
year
and
h.ow
it
will
result
cannot
but
have
a
bearing
of
tnore
than
ordinary
interest
on
Senate
affairs.
It
Jtls
probable
that
before
the
election
is
called
the
Vacant
seats
will
be
filled
including
those
for
New-.
foundland,
making
total
party
strength
86.
Few
assume,
should
the
Progressive-Conservatives
win
the
election,
that
they
would
do
anything
more
than
seek
gradual
better
balance
as
vacancies
,
.
happen.
The
average
remains
at
five
or
six
every
year.
None
can
read
the
future
and
should
the
C.C.F.
ever
take
office
at
Ottawa
there
need
be
4
little
uncertainty
as
to
the
fate
of
the
Chamber.
The
C.C.F.
stand
on
their
record
as
favoring
abo-,
lition
of
the
Senate
an
out
and
out
declaration.
and
efforts
in
rounding
up
and!
bringing
large
numbers
of
chil-i
dren
to
Sunday
School.
The
Cradle
Roll.
Superintendent,
!
Mrs.
J.
Armstrong,
reported
on
her
work
with
the
small
children
j
It
was
decided
to
accept
a
share
of
responsibility
for
the
requested
amount
for
the
Bap-'
tist
Advance
Fund
for
mission-!
ary
extension
within
the
prov-'
ince.
The
meeting
was
closed
with1
prayer
by
Henry
Vanderheide!
and
a
social
hour
was
enjoyed,
i
REE
Besner
P.lock
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English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
HOUSEHOLD
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SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Camosun
Sunday,
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p.m.,
Coquitlam
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ARM,
STEWART
AM)
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
FOR
SOCTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Coquitlam,
Jan.
28,
10
p.m.
FOR
NORTH
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Coquitlam,
February
4
and
18,
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p.m..
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1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
sentence?
"I
was
balled
up
by
so
many
questions."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"gauge"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Penitentiary,
pen-itration,
peninsula.
4.
What
does
the
word
'contrive"
mean?
ANSWERS
1.
Say,
"I
was
confused."
2.
Pronounce
gaj,
a
as
in
age.
3.
Penetration.
4.
To
plan
ingeniously;
to
plot;
to
scheme.
"Their
plans
were
cunningly
contrived."
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BROADWAY
'
CAFE
Always
the
Best
Place
to
Eat
HIGH
QUALITY
FOODS
TRY'
OUR
SPECIAL
BUSINESS
LUNCHES
i
a
ai.
th
w
.
R.
G.
Davidson,
divisional
en-r-ineer,
and
A.
E.
Carlson,
road-master,
will
be
on
hand
to
wit-ress
it.
BIG
BLAST
ON
SUNDAY
CHIROPRACTOR
John
F.
L.
Hughes,
D.C.,
Ph.C.
21-22
Besner
Block
Phone
BLLE
442
for
Appointment
IIOl'RS
10:30
a.m.
to
12:30
p.m.
nJ
2
to
5
p.m.
KVKMVIIS
Monday
and
Friday,
7:30
p
m.
foi
those
unable
to
come
during
tlu
day.
RECEPTIONIST
In
attendance
ntternoons.
Ormes
D
QUEEN
OF
THE
BALL
June
Edwards,
19-year
old
blonde
Ridgetown,
Qnt
co-ed,
was
crowned
queen
of
the
Arts
and
Science
Ball
at
the
University
of
Western
Ontario
Friday
night.
She
is
a
third-year
secretarial
'
;
science
student
and
a
cheer
leader.
"
,
(CP
Photo)
You
saw
it
in
the
News!
DRUGS
Next
Sunday
has
been
set
as
the
date
for
the
setting
off
of
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMlSl
6TORE
HOURS
WEEK-DAYS,
9
A-M-
1
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAY8-12
NOON
"0
1
P.M.
TO
B
P
M.
""T!le
bis
blast
when
40
tons
of
dynamite
will
be
detonated
to
loosen
80,000
yards
of
rock
in
a
new
quarry
being
opened
up
by
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Hole-ln-the-Wall,
three
miles
west
of
Salvus;
to
provide
rock
for
rip-rapping
the
railway
em--
bankments
on
the
Skeena
River
,'ys
part
of
the
repair
program
following
the
1948
floods.
City
Merchants
City
merchants
are
asked
In
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
into
the
Daily
News
office
by
4
p.m.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
This
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
in
keeping
to
the
regular
hour
for
publication.
WANTED
Al
PLICATIONS
WILL
BE
ACCEPTED
FOR
THE
FOLLOWING
POSITIONS
FOR
1949:
CAMP
MANAGERS
BOAT
CREWS
'ONE
SKIPPER
J.
CLAUSEN
&
SON
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
Box
548
Prince
Rupert,
R.C.
Emergency
CHILDREN'S
PHOTO
SPECIAL!!
ONE
DOZEN
ronTR
AITS
FOR
$10.00
For
Appointment
Call
at
Chandler
&
Cowgill
216
4th
Street
Green
380
7
run
Dally
car
delivery
service
from
9
a.m.
till
0
pm.
t
r
y
our
CHINESE
DISHES
Extra
Special
to
Take
Home!
Chow
Mein
.
Swwt
arvd
Sour
and
8UIW-
-The
blast
will
be
directed
by;
Sieve
Alarkovich
and
C.
A.
Ber-j
.
Rr,
divisional
superintendent,
PHONE
81
B()8
3rd
'Ave
W.
Phone
200