Damage
to
Seiner
!
Prince
Rupert
Doify
fews
Wednesday,
May
17,
1950
O
As
Deat?
5y
Abortion
Less
Than
Thought
Frank
Cobbeart,
suffering
from
Be
Bop
Saddles
severe
burns
received
last
week
from
an
explosion
aboard
the
seiner
Point
Yoho,
is
recovering
It
for
Women
-
1
row,
....
i
!
.
..
..'
.
rVa
-ri
1
Frnest
Jabour
Associated
by
Coroner's
Verdict
With
Case
of
Betty
Young
Coroner
M.M.
Stephen;
recommended
at
inquest
that
Ernest
Jibour,
charged
with
suoiyiii;;
lor
an
illegal
nnpratinn
ln
By
ELMORE
PHILrOTT
WORLD
DOES
MOVE
I
YTII.'T
VfllT
nnm
m-
at
Prince
Rupert
GeneraK
Hospital.
The
seiner,
which
sank
following
a
second
explosion
that
blew
out
a
plank,
has
been
raised.
Damage,
although
extensive,
is
no
so
serious
as
was
at
first
feared.
In
the
cabin
woodwork
was
badly
charred
and
a
new
paint
job
is
required
throughout.
Greatest
damage
to
the
engine
appeared
to
be
burning
away
of
the
wirlnc.
No
decision
has
been
reached
,
........
x
,uuuiiuu,tliaige(i
wim
manslaugh:r
,
I
(JOWnneartcd
about
WOl'Ll
connection
with
the
dedtn
of
J
conditions
here
is
a
goori
;Mrs-Bettv
Young
m
a
downtown
'(;0njc.
'
rooming
bouse
or
or
abou
AprU
It".
!
Read
history
any
his-;
The
six
man
jury
returned
a
Extra
Special
BffOWJIWOOdlo
yet
on
repairs
to
the
boat.
i
tory.
No
matter
how
bad
verd'ct
that
she
came
to
hcr.j
you.
find
conditions
today,
you
dPaUl
between
4
p.m.
April
18;
will
find
them
a
lot
worse
in
each
and
2
a
m-
APril
19
M
a
f
ssult
of
I
preceding
century.
;
an
abortion
performed
by
some'
If
you
had
lived
a
hundred
unknown
person
or
persons.
They
i
years
ago,
for
instance,
you
would
found
that
Ernest
Jabour,
by
his
j
have
taken
human
siavery
for
own
statement,
did
aid
and
assist,
!
granted.
II
you
liad
lived
two
knowing
that
an
abortion
was
to
,
leiuuiius
ao
you
would
have
be
performed.
i
'
taken
d
u
e
1
1
i
n
g-to-death
for
No
further
evidence
wa.
pie-
I
granted.
sented
by
Sgt.
Lance
PotterUri
I
Mankind
has
made
great
who
added
that
results
of
patho-
!
moral
strides.
But
as
the
mech-
logical
examinations
of
Mrs.
i
anicul
changes
have
been-
young's
organs
had
not
been
re-
!
priater
tnan
;;ie
rmuai
changes
ceived
frorn
victoria.
Sgt.
Potter-
i
man
finds
his
life
Just
one
ton
staled
that
he
haJ
bepn
,
j
problem
after
another.
.
,,
,,
.i
I
HAVE
JUST
BEEN
READ-
1
,
TUli
"0l
!
here
h
for
some
1
lre-
1
tag
a
new
novel
about
the
slae
i
arr.lv5
.
.-AID
MAY
BE
GIVEN
MANITOBA
FLOOD
VICTIMS
WaterloKaed
M,hPrn
m,m,k
,i,uinL'
llif
hiuhest
level
in
125
years.
At
Emerson
.k
d-
...cu
iiivn
tnicrs
uanada
in
a.
lowara
Inwnrri
..
I.nkp
LaK.e
Winnlnr.tr
winnlpeK,
.
4h
th
i
i-,.o,)i
readinn
i
hns
.
course
""
tnn,:
t-.,.
.v
..
aires
J
"
n
,
.
,
,
i-nai
record
in
Ui
1897
dis
tance
uit'
K'Kiiniitiy
iiuou
oi
ioo
nas
i
lore
Df-f
n
an
munh
.,..,)
i
,
.
.
.
Jwwmo
spring
snowstorms,
the
R-rl
has
risen
to
46
feet
above
datum
As
damaae
;ir,tho
vailoy.
battle
with
the
relentless
R-d,
the
federal
goVernment
promised
to
In
vet
it
possibility
of
fcdral
aid.
Seen
above
Is
a
section
of
Winnipeg
partially
flooded
MANITOBA
FLOOD
i
trade
.tu.st
a
hundred
years
ago.i
n,Jury
memDer
,nqulrca
aBout
:
a
long
dlstance
Pnone
call
(Barracoon,
By
Harry
Hervey
'
Thomas
Allen
$3.50).
'
Jabour
received
on
the
mo-ning
!
The
story
makes
one
realize
of
ApriI
18-'
how
much
we
have
moved
ahead
Co"st.
Jack
White
answered
the
,
since
then.
Mankind
is
slowly,
Query
by
stating
that
a
check
re-
vealed
a
call
had
come
in
at
RELIEF
ciumsuy,
two-sU'ps-forward-and-
c-ne-step-
bacc,
applying
the
j
preat
ideas
of
the
French
Revo-j
lutjon,
Liberty,
Equality,
Fraternity.
j
In
our
own
lifetime
more
peo
10:19
a.m.
Jabour
could
not
be
found
until
10:45
a.m.
The
conversation,
said
Const.
vViiito.
terminated
in
U
mmutcs.
Jurymen
were:
I
W.
G.
Sheardown.
foreman'
P
"
.
ple
have
won
political
democ-
racy
than
ever
won
in
the
whoie
h.
Linzev
Hnmki
HnWrsnn
rwm
previous
history
of
the
human
Stewart,
Stewart
Donaldson
and
race.
India
has
gone
free.
China
m.
McArthur.
is
going
free,
in
her
own
slow-motion
manner.
All
Asia
and
-
.
c
,
Africa
will
follow.
v-ambroi
Sole
In
Anyone
who
leok3
down
on
Store
Nets
$35
COLORS
4
Mavis
Cronin
Is
May
Queen
!
Sonja
SelviR,
Yvonne
Jackson
Georgina
Mililiell
and
Aim
Carlson,
rrinccs.scs
j
The
Kinsmen's
Club
May
Queen
j
committee,
under
chairman
Curly
Barbour,
assisted
by
the
school
teachers,
today
announced
the
queen
and
princesses
for
the
forthcoming
May
24
celebrations.
Queen-elect
is
Mavis
Cronin,
age
15,
a
grade
8
student
of
Annunciation
School.
She
is
the
daughter
of
Mrs.
Dorothy
Cronin.
033
Tallow
Street,
i
The
Queen
will
be
accompai-i-
d
during
the
crlebraUons
by
a
i
o:rt
of
cu-
p-
lnccss:s.
Thes
will
be
Sonja
Seivig,
Kinn
Edward
School.
Yoni
e
Jacks
age
12
from
B-ird-n
Street
School,
Geor-Kina
Mitchell,
asa
11
f
ro.n
Booth
.''in.
a-:ci
Aii,
a
Caris(jn,
age
10
frrm
Conrad
School.
t.a:it
y.-ars
Qm-en,
Margaret
Ycuni-man,
will
crown
(he
new
,7;
?n
-it
i
spcrin!
ccrtMno.
y
at
iH.OT'.f.'t
Park
on
May
24
im-m?dlate:y
following
the
May
Day
'5aradi
Any
branch
cf
any
chartered
Bank
anywhere
in
Canada
will
receive
donations
to
the
above
Disaster
Fund.
Scientific
fomw0s
the
Assembly
of
the
United
Na-
in
McRae
Bros,
store
on
Third
I
tions
will
see
at
a
glance
Ikw
Avenue
Saturday
afternoon,
a
'
i
far
we
are
from
Equality-much
Carobrai
.
home
cooking
sale
;
Fl'atelnity-between
the
netted
$35,
it
was
announced
to-
!
races
'
,'
day.
A
raffle
for
a
cake
plat"
The
Wiillc"
race
which
num-
.
,,.,
.
,
about
one
third
holds
at
!.nt,ld
"
I
Z
T
by
n
TenR-
In
Ita
t
five
sixths
of
the
seaU
oil"?
Barba!:a
chft,Tgc
of
the
event
were
Mrs.
Dover
h
mean
longer
lasting
r.,i
th.-
U-...1H
w
.rld
i
Is
nn
on
ii,0
the
mos.!Ja
Ja
McRae,
Mcixae,
Miss
miss
Evie
tvie
Rivett
The
Bank
will
transmit
the
money
to
the
Trustess
of
the
Fund
irr
Winnipeg
without
charge
ond
furnish
receipts.
IMISHALL-UJEUS
1
I
HAVE
A
LETTER
FRO.VI
Aia?5-jRs;
Be.rt
withers.
nri:ish-born
business
man
inj
Lit'n
America
who
tells
of
thji
a?
Parties
in
elections
have
mcore
bt
painful
attempts
tr101
ntWn?
but
wait
for
the
fINTS
-VARNISHES
ENAMELS
moment
to
null
down
the
win
SOLD
SY
(hit
country
to
apply
real
5n
Consumers'
Co-op
Hdwe.
Phone
179
THE
CANADIAN
BANKERS'
ASSOCIATION
Jemoorjcy.
"We
are
in
a
very
special
position
as
a
result
of
large
masses
oi
i".
mrp.nt
and
poor
peop'e.
In
the
.nibcon.Tlous
of
the
people
vr
are
sit!!
under
the
Spanish
rule
of
force.
Whenever
force
Is
lacking
in
a
government
they
feel
it
cannot
last.
.
"For
the
past
decades
the
ning
party
by
force.
They
hav
not
learned
to
combat
government
policy
in
a
democratic
wa"
and
to
trv
to
win
future
elections,
not
by
force,
but
by
offering
a
better
plan
of
government
"We
DO
have
democracy
in
i
way
this
country
never
had
before.
Criticism
of
government
action
is
permissible
to
such
ar
extent
that
many
people
cannot
understand
It
and
wonder
when
the
critics
of
the
government
are
going
to
be
thrown
out
of;
the
country.
There
are
pressure
groups
and
favoritisms
from;
the
party
in
power
but
on
the1
whole
we
have
advanced
a
hundred
years
in
five
years,
as
far
i
as
freedom
is
concerned."
COMMUNISM
HAS
MADE;
least
progress
where
Liberty,;
Equality
and
Fraternity
arej
most
nearly
a
reality,
that
is
in
i
;
CARRY
A
TUNE
WHEREVER
GU
GO...
with
this
the
English
-
speaking
democracies
and
Scanaanavia.
It
has
made
most
prores;
where
one
race
is
held
to
be
superior
to
another,
or
where
feudalism
or
imperialism
still
prevail.
The
lesson
Is
obvious
water
never
yet
ran
uphill.
1
V1M
RCA
Victor
BP-6C
S0
1
rs!
Here's
my
brand
new
rcaVictor
Portable
tixtra
ranc
and
power
arc
yours
widi
die
KCA
Victor
BP-6C
amazing
sensitivity,
plenty
of
volume
even
for
outdoor
dancing.
That
handsome
case
is
of
plastic
and
liRlitv.'cinht
aluminum
with
a
special,
weather-resistant
finish.
lMays
on
its
self-contained
battery
the
second
you
lift
the
dial
cover,
or
on
AC-DC
house
current.
It's
a
star
performer
with
the
marvel
a
'l!(0
Electric
Range
!
That's
a
red-letter
day
in
any
family's
life.
i('
,muh
lcss
work
for
the
cook
and
so
much
tastier,
c
"titriiious
cooking
for
the
family
...
It
means
a
cool
kitchen
"summer
anu,
i
always,
i
exactly
the
right
temperature
for
cooking,
quickly,
as
long
as
you
need
it
and
not
a
"IU"
L
ioncr
And
such
a
beautiful
addition,
t0
the
kitchen,
so
easy
to
keep
spotless
and
sparkling.
$84.50
ous
tone
of
the
famous
"Golden
Throat"
....
Came
in
for
a
Demonstration
When
you
choose
your
cigarette
for
mildness
.
.
you'll
choose
Al'lbauk.
Cigarettes
Mc-RAE
BROS.
LTD.
JAPAN'S
FAIREST
After
being
chosen
"Miss
Japan
of
'
1350,"
Miss
Fujiko
Yamamoto,
18,
poses
for
the
news
photographers
in
Tokyo.
Part
of
the
award
is
a
trip
to
the
United
States.
She
is
five
feet,
four
inches
tall
and
weighs
about
109
pounds.
A
STRAIGHT
CUT
FOR
A
lfy
t
Sm)h
.
I
r
mm
mi
nils
rjiiBiiim
I.,
y
wesw