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BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,.
the
Key
to
thf
Grc-t
Northwest."
PHOHE
81
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
38.
-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY
15,
1949
-.'
.,
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Canada
Hieadl
CHieerfml
Waging
lialik
With
las
In
Lower
Sheena
National
Railways
offices
here
late
itU'd
they
were
being
faced
with
a
,iorating
snow
situation
in
the
lower
v.
Within
a
ten-mile
distance
between
all
and
Telegraph
Point
no
lss
than
five
',
'
w
J'
I
Of
Bo
minion-
inie
down
during
the
day
aggregating
"r
I.,
i
l
s-m
tViAiioanH
thousand
feel
In
In
lertfrtVi
length
ortrl
and
rone
from
six
to
fifteen
feet
In
depth.
::.
I
DOMINION
BRIDGE
GETS
STEEL
JOB
On
Izenty
fss
lluee
I
in
ltime
SCHOOL
BOARD
SUBMITS
$20
BUDGET,
HIGEST
III
ITS
HISTC;Y
Prince
Rupert
School
Board
today
submitted
the
It
was
still
snowing
heavily
and
adverse
reports
were
coming
in
one
after
the
other
to
Superintendent
C,
A.
Bcrner
from
between
Terrace
and
Tyee.
Days
ago
Bcrner
said
that
such
snows
had
not
been
experienced
In
the
history
of
the
line
and
'
since
then
they
have
become
much
worse.
.
.
.
Admitting
It
wan
hard
(o
make
further
predictions
as
to
when
largest
budget
in
its
history
to
city
council
to,
cover
Towers
Sees
Extreme
Inflation
Lessening;
"
Credits
Beir.g
Ec:3Cj
OTTAWA
(CP)
Indications
that,
extreme
inflationary
pressures
are
lessening
today
prompted
the
Bank
of
Canada
to
take
the
brakes
off
use
of
general
credit
for
financine
of
business
capital
expenditures.
operation
of
city
and
district
schools
for
1943,
The
,.4..l
v..
i.
'.
i
BLOCKS
UNION
George
Drew
thinks
provinces
should
be
consulted
about
Newfoundland
before
final
acceptance.
y,
.
(p
Pope
to
make
a
ma-1C
cusp
of
Jos-
totai
uuuec,
eAciuhivu
oi.
uveriuueni,
.
groijts
s
IS
$208,867.
v
;
i
The
final
budget
figures
were
approved
laist
night
.ntizsnity
at
a
Sun-
v)
a
special
meeting
'
ol
the
4:
ion
ii
bchool
Board
which
tllm&K,ed
the
line
would
be
clear
again,
the
railway
company
made
arrangements
for
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
to
make
a
flight
this
morning
to
Terrace
to
lake
Dominion
Bridge
Co.
Ltd.,
having
been
awarded
the
contract
for
erection
of
steel
in
connection
with
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
$25,000,000
cela-nese
mill
at
Watson
Island,
Port
Edward,
is
now
making
active
preparations
for
the
commencement
of
this
important
work.
The
Northwest
Construction
Co.
of
Prince
Rupert
Tias
been
given
tho
work
of
erecting
a
$6000
frame
building
which
will
be
used
as
an
office
and
headquarters
for
Dominion
Bridge.
.
The
work
started
today.
Pilotless
Plane
Flew
Three
Hours
a
succession
or
meetings
at
which
costs
and
revenues
were
i
Square.
expected
to
id-
i
tratlun
of
all
flewfie
Union
Strikes
Snag
Col.
Irrw
Holds
I'roviners
Graham
Towers,
Governor
of
the
Bank
of
Canada,
coupled
publication
of
the
annual
report
with
notice
to
chartered
banks
withdrawing
Whipped
Into
line.
.
.
.
,
TACOMA--
For
three
hours
in
Rome
at
a
The
$208,867
bud;
t
be
Monday
a
small
tilnne
with
no
one
in
it
circled
high
over
Ta-1
ofIsct
bv
Bovorr--:,.i
grants
tt
;i
irrouo
aucn-
coma,
finally
crashing
in
the
toiamng
Ib5,l0i,
wl..cj
will
leave
to
DRY
DOCK
POWER
ON
TOMORROW
nioiintains.
The
plane
had
been
citv
and
district
taxyenr
accidentally
started
in
motion
fmd
an
additional
$141,753
tot
Should
He
Consulted
OTTAWA
-Legislation
pro-vldliiK
for
Newfoundland's
union
with
Canada
hit
an
unexpected
when
.the
pilot
got
out
to
crank
finance
xhwA
operation
City's
share
ol
the
school
cost
the
credit
conservation
"suggestion"
issued
last
February.
The
report
gave
a
cautiously
optimistic
picture
of
Canada's
linanclal
progress
but
made
no
forecast.
At
a
press
conference
Towers
said
that
Canada
had
fared
better
in
postwar
years
than
many
would
have
believed
possible
in
1944.
the
engine.
A
passenger
climb-
in
passengers
and
essential
express
and
to
bring
out
passengers
and
express
which
has
been
held
up
there
since
the
line
be-cam
blockaded
by
the
snow
last
Wednesday.
However,
continuing
snowfall
and"
poor,
visibility
caused
abandonment
.
of
the
flight.
,
;
.
.
.
.
Snow
fighting
equipment
was
battling
Its
wy
towards
Terrace
yesterday
with
.
slides
coming
down
behind
'the'
rotary
plow
as
It
crept
eastward
toward
the
divisional
point
at
Pacific
where
weary
crews
were
to
be
given
snag
in
the
House
of
Commons
cd
out
hurriedly
and
broke
his
is
J7.44
percent,
while
the
rural
iil'upe,
diplomats
jhnc
expected
to
in
al
Hungary's
,
Jiiulsenty.
MSTER
TENDED
yesterday.
Georfie
Drew,
Pro-
leg
and
ribs.
district
assumes
12.56
percent.
CELLULOSE
GETS
WAR
BUILDINGS
Falls
River
Supply
Petering
Out
As
Water
Level
Lowers
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
plans
to.
put
into
operation
tomorrow
t,
.1
....
J
I.
,AnM
nlnnl
...UlnK
gressivc-Conservative
Leader
of;
largest
single
item
listed
Is
$lS3,6ao
for.
teachers
salaries
which
include"
a
recent
pay
in
Tw
K
"J
uul
!,.,.
TJl,il,!!o
mHh
crease
und
provision
for
the
payineut
of
"increments
to
sume
.
teachers'
salaries
next
lishment
of
the
Canadian
'ffi
Jl
the
Opposition,
moved
that
the
Union
not
take
place
until
the
provinces
hud
been
consulted."
Col.
Drew
mudo
his
motion
as
the
House
debated
the
address
to
be
sent
to
the
United
Kingdom
Parliament
asking
It
to
confirm
terms
of
Union
set.
out
in
-a
Six
North
Da-
GUIDE
MISSILES
FOR
3000
MILES
TWO
ESKIMOS
BROUGHT
OUT
EDMONTON.
ffTwo
Eskimos,
suffering
from
a
mysteri
WASHINGTON
It
has
"been
Air
Force
at
Uie
Seal
Cove
aif
'r
.
base,
baw
teen
acquired
from!is
fb'e'
of
the
r
shortage
to
caiTy
the
load
War
Assets
Corporation
by
the
beyond
that
Umc-
forestry
department
of
Colum-1
bia
Cellulose
Co.
which
has
7118
dry
d,J(
Planl
Scjitember.
'
Estimated
receipts
this
year
include
$61,402
In
basic
government
grants,
approximately
rest
and
equipment
serviced
following
arrival
there
ut
8
o'clock
this
morning.
.
'
,
;..
.
'
While
regular
trains
have
been
announced
that
the
United
States
program
of
defem
will
embrace
guided
missiles
.-apabls
i
of
;
travelling
as
la?
ag
three
ous
disease,
are
belnit
treated
a
bill
adopted
last
week
by
the
House
of
Commons.
awarded
the
contract
to
North-
Ufi
in
lonj
unction
with
the
avu
been
added
$
areas
of
the
i
i.s
a
result
of
J
r
the
week-end
iilcd
relief
and
v.
In
some
purls
$(l
lodiimt
them'
in
others.
I
passengers
in
ft
t-r
being
stalled
the
railway
company
started
re-
J
today
at
the
Arctic
Air
Force
1,1
vocational
grants
and
station,
her-
after
an
epic'
th
balance
In
students'
tuition
flight
by
two
Royal
Canadian
.
ees-
;'
west
Construction
Co.'
for
their
ohaatlan
plant,
the-company
s
conversion
at
a
cost
of
$16,008
Bccondatf
hydro
unit.
Hpwew,
thousand
miles
to
strihe
a
de-
-
finite
targti.
'
.
routing
passengers,
mall
and
express
for
Prince
Rupert
by
way
Preliminary
indications
a
r
c
thut
the
Drew
motion
will
be
defeated.
M.
J.
ColdwWI.
C.C.K.
leader,
said
his
group
would
join
the
Liberals
In
opposing
the
Air
Force
mercy
olunes.
ksi
years
budget,.
which
was
into
workrooms,
bunealows
and
Uie
alls
Kiver
Planl
wul
De
bunkhoiisps'
liv
nnnnpntinn
-W.
kepV
operating
at
minimum
accepted
under
protest
by
the
city
council,
was
$178,309.
How-evur,-;
a
somewhat
greater
Vancouver
ana
steamer
up
ilic
coast.
;
,
.
"
SuicrJuf,i)dcm
Borner
said
this
morning
that,
after
a
few
the
Watjoi'
Island
pulp
mm,
-capacity
so
that
It
will
not
be
project.
'
The
alterations
win
be
damaged
b?
lce
whlle
taacUvc-
HEEATHER
V
V-'
V
Synopsis!
.x
A
"well
developed
storm
over
Six
others,
reported
seriously
iU,,wcre
lull
behind
at.
the
Cres-!
well
Bay
trading
post.
It
is
not
why
they
were
left
be-;
hind
or
if
t.liev
nrp
:ilsn
heitic
li
known
i...
....
amount
was
spent,
but
because
The
water
shortage
which
has
made
by
the
contractors
at
Stful
of
increased
grants
and
tuition
hours
at
Pacific
for
rest
"of
crew
and
reservlclng,
the
rotary
plow
would
"face
westward
again
In
i
from
rural
areas,
a
slight
'rPs
treated.
-1
Cove
and
the
structures
wlfl
t
moved
on
skids'to
the
site
where
they
will
be
Used.
'
'
surplus
was
recorded.
plagued
(tie
power
situation
here
the
North
Pacific
will
bring
for
the
last
week,
continues
to
southerly
gale-force
winds
and
grow
more
serious
with
the
cold,
rain
to
the
Queen
Charlottes
rainless
weather
that
prevails.
.
and
North
Coast
today.
As
this
T.
B.
Black,
general
manager
'
disturbance
continues
its
east-
r
Drew
motion.
Solon
J.ow.
Soe.lal
Credit
lender,
said
lie
will
support
Drew.
The
Mberal-C.C.F.
combination
would
roinprl.';t
a
substantial
majority..
Drew's
proposal
was
contain-,
ed
In
an
amendment
to
the
formal
address.
It
said
there
should
be
Immediate
consultation
with
the
provinces
on
Newfoundland's
entry
Into
Con
federal
ion.
The
,
The
city's
share
of
the
school
another
attempt
to
reopen
the
line
to
Prince
Rupert.
Ever
op-Utnl:stie,
Mr.
Bernerwas
hope
.5
)N
budget
will
be
Included
in
city
ward
motion,
ram
is
expected
ful
that
trains
might
be
able
to
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
estimates
this
year
and
will
be
a
factor
In
determining
Uie
tax
rate
for
the
coming
year.
move
in
and
out
or
Prince
Rupert
again
by
Wednesday.
He
pt
Imlirs
May
.
jrtalens
(iovrr.'Kr,
.uiMillations"
felt
that
the
worst
ol
the
sides
Nine
other
Eskimos
of
the
village
were
reported
to
have
died.
A
ski-equipped
Dakota
plane
left
Cambridge
Bay,
1440
air
miles
northeast
of
Edmonton
and
landed
near
Fort
Ross.
It
picked
up
thetwo
and
completed
the
COO-mile
return
Journey.
The
eiulit
Eskimos,
survivors
of
17
at
the
native
Crcswell
Bay
settlement,
were
taken
last
week
by
Trapper
Ernest
Lyle
to
the
Fort
Ross
area
on
Somerset
Island.
of
the
power
company,
said
today
that
the
situation
would
be
watched
carefully
and
that
any
action
required
to
maintain
the
power
supply
at
a
near
normal
level
would
be
taken.
Monday,
the
company
applied
to
the
B.C.
Power
Commission
for
permis
union
should
not
be
consumiited
until
after
".satisfactory
conclusion"
of
such
consultations.
were
over
although
continuing
snowfall
made
Uie
.
situation
fJKarl
Baldwin
of
Mill
difficult.
Col.
Drew
said
lie
look
second'
place
to
none
insupporling
the
to
spread
to
southern
Vancouver
Island
and
the
Lower
Mainland
by
tomorrow
morning.
In
the
Interior
cloudy
skies
will
persist
today
while
snow
is
expected
in
the
northern
and
central
districts
tonight
and
tomorrow.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Overcast
today
with
rain
commencing
about
noon.
Cloudy
with
showers
tonight.
Cloudy
with
snow
flurries
.tomorrow.
Wind
southerly
(15
Bi.p.h.),
in
J
v.
as
oivc
scute
iot
ut
dawn,
to-wt
another
crisis
he
inys
may
give
rc-
union
of
Newfoundland
with
sion
to
curtail
the
use
of
power
If
necessary.
At
last
night's
city
council
The
train,
dye
from
trie
East
at
10:45,
is
eight
hours
late
as
a
result
of
delayed
connections
at
Jasper.
Us
progress
will,
of
course,
depend
on
the
battle
Canada
but
was
concerned
with
lifir
iiiiRKP.st
story
in
meeting
Alderman
Black
asked
f
cis,
lie'
says,
con-
the
way
that
union
was
'to
be
brought
about.
The
government
was
planning
an
amendment
to
the
constitu
that
the
mayor,
and
chairmen.
against
the
snow
along
the
nim
and
sugar
hard
Islands
in
of
the
board
of
works
and
utilities
committee
be
given
juris-
diction
over
street
lighting
and
the
city's
water
supply
in
viewj
of
the
present
emergency.
There
will
be
no
train
out
before
tomorrow
night.
Delay
of
United
Slates
bound
lroeii
fish
from
Alaska
is
an
WOULD
EXTEND
SUPREME
COURT
HALIFAX
(f-Stanley
II.
Mc-C'uaig
of
Edmonton,
president
of
the
Cunadlan
Bar
Association,
urged
fast
night
that
the
Su-J.i'eme
Court
of
Canada
hold
sittings
in
the
provincial
capitals
If
appeals
to
the
Imperial
Privy
Council
are
to
be
abolished.
He
said
that
Supreme
Court
justices
would
get
better
understanding
of
complex
Canadian
problems
if
they
held
sittings
In
different
parts
of
the
Dominion.
MUST
HAVE
PROVOCATION
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
ft-Senator
Bourke
Kickenlooper
said
to
is
C'liiveriuir
of
lias
been
recalled
i
"consultations."
Vancouver
Bayonne
:
06
Yt
Bralorne
,
9.00
,
B.
R.
Con
03
Vz
B.
R.
X
10
Cariboo
Quartz
1.30
Congress
(ask)
05
Hedley
Mascot
45
Pend
Oreille
5.55
Pioneer
3.30
Premier
Border
033,4
Privateer
19
Reeves
McDonald
....
3.10
Reno
06
Sheep
Creek
1.46
Silbak
Premier
37
Taku
River
(ask)
37
Vananda
(ask)
38
Salmon
Gold
14
Spud
Valley
00
Oils-Anglo
"Canadian
4.55
A.
P.
Con
:
25
Atlantic
.70
Vt
Calmont
.40
C.
&
E
5.00
Central
Leduc
1.18
Home
Oil
11.75
Pacific
Pete
2.20
other
element
which
Is
spurring
The
permission
was
granted
pile
plain
speuk-
the
railway
in
speeding
the
re
without
comment.
'iiei-s
on
arrival
creasing
to
southerly
(35)
this
afternoon,
becoming
westerly
(25)
this
evening,
northwesterly
(7
m.p.h.)
tomorrow.
Little
change
in
temperature:
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow-Port
Hardy
34
and
38,
Massett
30
and
36,
Prince
Rupert
30
and
36.
opening
of
the
line
as
rapidly
The
move
was
seen
as
an
ef
""t-
resign
unless
and,
"in
that
FAMILY
KILLED
IN
AIR
CRASH
MAXVILLE,
Out.,
Q
Transport
Department
Inspectors
today
will
probe
the
twisted
burned
wreckage
of
a
plane
which
Cashed
six
miles
north
of
here,
taking
the
lives
of
a
Montreal
f
ainily
of
seven.
They
were
killed
when
a
light
single-engined
plane
exploded
In
mid-air
and
plumetted
to
earth
last
night.
The
dead
are
Wallace
C.
Siplc
of
Bea-consfield,
president
of
the
Siplc
Aircraft
Co.,
his
wife
and
five
children.
as
possible.
There
arc
already
fort
to
streamline
procedure
in
tion
wihoii
consult
inn
the
provinces.
He
said
the
provinces
should
realize
that.
It
the
British
North
America
Act
could
be
thus
amended
wilhoul
consulting
I
he
provinces,
it
could
ho
amended
the
same
way
for
any
other
purpose.
NAVAL
OFFICERS
TO
U.S.
CENTRE
O
T
T
A
W
A
it
The
United
some
15
or
10
cars
of
such
fish
'
west
Indies
will
case
emergency
masures
may
have
to
be
taken.
here
awaiting
transport
cast
while
thfi
motorship
Lueldor
is
due
tomorrow
from
Alaska
with
"Ut
Is
silent
on
Hie
eonsulUtluns
lio
Is
the
son
another
13
cars.
Arrival
of
re
COUNCIL
BACKS
AUTOMATIC
'PHONE
frlgerator
cars
from
the
East
1'i'line
Miiiiv.t,,
Is
being
awaited
to
handle
this
1
SYSTEM
IN
ARGUMENT
WITH
CASEY
States
threw
open
the
doors
ash.
Twelve
passengers
were
to
day
at
Terrace
awaiting
trans
yesterday
of
one
of
lis
special
day
that
the
UnltedStates
should
be
"morally
committed"
to
act
under
the
proposed
North
Atlantic
Alliance
only
in
cases
defence
schools
to
give
a
group
In
ft
port
Into
Trlncc
Rupert.
It
was
1.30
.32
09
.18
of
unprovoked
aggression
against
of
Canadian
naval
officers
the
latest
In
defence-medical
training.
In
all.
twenty
medical
officers
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Reserve
wllKtake
training
!'
That
it
HUGE
PLAN
OF
DEFENCE
AUSTRALIA
It
is
planned
to
spend
$i;O0,00O.OOQ
on
defence
in
Australia
over
a
period
nf
2j
Unit..
Latest
Assault
On
Telephone
.
Bylaw
Repulsed
by
Aldermen
Seven
of
the
city's
eight
aldermen
last
night
spoke,
and
then
voted,
against
a
resolution
by
Alderman
George
B.
Casey
to
have
Ernest
Love,
Stewart
telephone
engineer,
brought
to'
Prince
Rupert
to
investigate
the
proposed
new
telephone
utility,
thus
reaffirming
the
support
of
council
to
the
current
plan
'
to
Instal
a
modern,
automatic
to
bring
theui
In
that
arrangements
had
been
made
for
CP.
A.
to
fly
to
Terrace.
There
Is
also
an
accumulation
of
mall
and
express
at
Terrace.
The
delayed
passengers
Included
a
local
reserve
army
party
which
City
Okalta
Princess
!
Royal
Canadian
..
South
Brazeau
Toronto
Athona
'.
;..
Beattle
Aumaque
Bevcourt
Bobjo
Buffalo
Canadian
'
'
Turimiii
"72
la
new
but
unspecified
weapons
and
radioactive
Isotopes
at
the
.56
.33
.28
fuador.
-Fifteen
a
member.
Kickenlooper's
o
b
s-e
r
v
a
Hon
came
after
Chairman
Tom
Con-nally
for
the
foreign
relations
committee;
and
Senator
Arthur
Vanderberf
had
made
It
plain
that
the
United
State's
will
not
approve
any
treaty
language
which
would
morally
commit
the
country
to
go
to
war.
United
.Stales
Naval
Medical
has
been
training
at
Waln-
I
kiled
iimi
ni.
!.,,
.
vears.
Certain
factories
essen
.12
Yi
Centre
at
Hethseda,
Muryiami.
'.lured
by
cnrarreil
I
L
..
.
.
.
:
'
.
...
.18
Drawn
from
various
naval
lUim
n
,i
(
oau
team
wnicn
lias
neen
vwii-
tial
in
planning
protection
on
a
large
scale,
will
betransfcrred
from
Great
UrUam
to
Consol,
Smelters
105.50
ic
bn:.rr:
ileast
v.
.
.
in5
Tcikw.1.
-
divisions
across
Canada,
(he
Reserve
medical
officers
will
'
at
of
III
II
a
a
.
.
.
...
jweui
aim
muk
are;
also
running
short
at
Prince
Rupert
1.17
.08
.64
Gonwest
Donalda
ESldona
r;,slim
rrom
Mars"
,,r
175,0(10
l.r.rs....
tend
the
course
In
two
groups.
owing
to
the
railway
tie-up.
The
first,
group,
consisting
ot
f
ix
Pl'lp,e
turmoil
.is
East
Sullivan
2.80
P'ie
siireiwi
Kir
,.
rilONE
118
'HONK
8
system.
Alderman
Casey's
resolution
was
Inspired
by
correspondence.'
with
Mr.
Love
in
which
it
was
stated
that
a
satisfactory
manual
system
could
be
installed
here
for
"less
than
half"
the
cost
of
automatic
equipment
and
that
the
time
required
for
delivery
of
the
manual
equipment
would
be
far
less.
(Continued
on
Page
2)
IS
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JOHN
McllllliS
:
ntoiis.
5.50
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.
.17
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.1034
.29
Vi
.05
Olant
Yellowknife
God's
Lake
Hardrock
Harricana
Heva
Hosco
Jacknife
""'IWI
neuMm,.-
1
city
wa
MAKES
CHARGES
officers,
began
the
course
yesterday.
The
11
of
fleers
comprising
the
second
group
will
attend
a
repetition
or
the
same
course
scheduled
for
April
2!-30.
The
course
Is
held
for
officers
of
the
United
Slates
Naval
Medical
Reserve
Corps
and
arrangements
have
beeil
made
with
U.S.
Naval
authorities
whereby
Interested
R.C.N.
R
iuedleu.1
officers
may
attend.
well
HS
in
r...lt..
ANNA
STRONG
IS
NAMED
SPY
MOSCOW,
W
The
Moscow
press
today
announced
that
Anna
Louise
Strong
well
known
American
author
and
correspondent,
has
been
arrested
on
charges
of
spying
and
will
be
deported.
Miss
Strong,
who
has
been
in
Russia
most
of
the
time
since
1921
writing
books
and
articles
which
reflected
strong
pro-Soviet
viewpoint,
is
one
of
seven
United
States
correspondents
in
Moscow.
She
is
listed
as
representing
,
the
Allied
.
Labor
"
the
broud-
Joliet
.Quebec
42
VICTORIA,
(tl
Julni
Mclnnls,
C.C.r.
member
ot
the
Legisla
I.
.07
Lake
Rowan
t
m
at
$350,000.
ture
for
Fort
Oeorge,
charged
.06
Vi
Lapaska
20
off
on
allDiy
Cleaning
.
at
the
,
1'IONEER
CANADIAN
LAUNDRIES
AND
CLEANERS
'
at
your
request
WATERPROOFING
AND
MOTHPROOFING
DONE
,
AT
A
SMALL
EXTRA
CHARGE
Starting
Feb.
14
and
Ending
Feb.
26
Little
Long
Lac
83
In
the
House
yesterday
that
un
autli
irLaed
.
payments
of
$228;
00
liad
been
made
to
coii
Lvnx
12
'4
Iketball
tractefs
since
1947.
He
said
that
LOCAL
TIDES
ROTARY
CM'B
Minstrel
Show
Singing
Dancing
Comedy
40
People
40
FEB.
17TH
AND
18TII
Tickets
from
all
Rotarians
and
at
Civic
Centre.
'
(39)
pay
mints,
recommended
but
Wednesday,
February
10,
1949
not
aithoriaed,
had
been
made
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.73
McKenzie
Red
Lake
42
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
1.07
Moneta
45
Negus
2.32
Noranda
57.00
Louvicourt
39
3:27
High
'NIGHT
to
sevm
contractors.
15:40
22.2
feet
21.6
feet
3.8
feet
2.8
feet
A.
F,
McDougall,
Coalition,
fJ-up
Low
News.
Vancouver-Point
Grey,
advo
SAVOY
I
cated
continuation
of
coalitlota
J