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Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
149.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.
C.
MONDAY.
JUNE
27.
1949
PRICK
FIVE
CENTS
AMPASGN
OVER.
CAMBA
IS
NOW
V0T
rdict
Of
Federal
Polling
Will
Be
own
Here
Early
This
Evening
Opening
of
Limberlost-Inaugural
of
Splendid
'
t
J
1
Skeena
Opening
Quiet;"
Electors'
Flow
Steady
Voters
at
135
polling
Etations
in
Skeena
riding
today
are
deciding
which
of
two
candidates
will
represent
them
at
Ottawa
for
the
next
five
years
C.C.F.
former
member
H.-G.
'Archibald
or
Liberal
candidate
Edward
(Ted
Applewhaite.
"
They
started
streaming
to
the
polls
at
9
o'clock
Wilts
Should
Start
Flooding
in
at
7
p.m.
Which
1
lme
Last
ballot
Will
be
Cast
CRITICAL
f
1
f
v
1
i
f
I
it
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T
.
lt
v
jktf&HGfp
-y
1
'if"'
$
,
!
I
juietiy
to
a
close
Sunday
night
as
the
Dominion
'-Uf
rKtjJ
!
expectantly
towards
its
tupnt
Resort
on
Q.C.
Islands
Setting
of
Natural
Beauty
Enhanced
by
Modern
Lodge
Development
Within
Short
Distance
of
Prince
Rupert
A
sun-bathed
meadow,
flanked
by
groves
of
fresh
oinpo
fVmfprWnMnn
T,
11
fe'-"clajl
Cntici.sm
of
the
pucss
by
the
M!ice
tontecleration
Polls
i
n
.
opened
across
the,
chairman,
w.
h.
Brett,
and
a
ion
at
o
a.u).
owuiuaru
nme
ana
wm
close
at
6
n
mh.u
ountiani
lime.
That
means
7
nm
warning
of
approaching
recess-Ion
by
the
speaker
of
the
evening,
Harry
Archibald,
featured
the
C.C.F.
meeting
in
the
n.,.-li..hl.
Timft
In
Prlnw.
i
'
racliic
Daylight
Time
tnss
morn-
;
(
ing
and
the
final
ballots
will
be
Archibald
were
present
when
the
cast
at
7
o'clock
this
evening.
In
'
p0ns
opened.
During
the
morn-that
10-hour
interval,
the
mil-
j
sng
they
chatted
frequently
and
jority
of
Skeena's
15,000
voters
had
a
friendly
cup
of
coffee
to-are
expected
to
make
their
gether.
,
(new
growth
spruce
through
which
the
breezes
of
the
Pacific
Ocean
waft
and
opening
on
to
the
famous
hours
of
vote-taking
Sons
of
Norway
Hall
which
was
t
"
t
'
x
.
,1
choice.
of
Canadians,
the
total
:
up
to
a
national
record
North
Beach
of
Graham
Island
on
whose
hard
white
sands
the
surf
breaks
in
long
white
rollers
remindful
of
the
California
beaches.
.
!
comfortably
filled
by
an
audience
in
which
a
good
many
women
were
included
Saturday
evening.
jOO.
will
flood
the
polling
o
eit
ti
inc
&v&
men
ana
Nearby
a
meandering
river
in
j
;
'
"
-
whose
deep
pools
the
hungry
of
recent
developments
ln
the
who
will
form
the
new
About
one-third
of
the
eligible
voters
in
the
riding
are
registered
in
Prince
Rupert,
where
23
polling
stations
are
active
in
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium.
The
other
112
are
scattered
oyer
the
largest
electoral
district
:.,
the
HALIBUT
LANDINGS
Seventeen
vessels
sold
halibut
catches
today
at
prices
up
to
20.2c,
19.2c
and
16c
for
American
fish
and
up
to
19.9c,
19.1c
and
15.6c
for
Canadian.
,
'.
discussion
in
which
some
of
the
cutthroat
and
Dolly
Varden
lurk
way
of
transportation
and
com
NAAS
RIVER
MATRIARCH
Mrs.
Emily
Bolton
of
Kincol-ith,
who
passed
away
recently.
She
claimed
to
be
over
100
years
old
although
official
;
records
do
not
verify
the
claim.
LOOKS
AT
audience
took
part,
dealt
with
'
eager
for
the
fly
or
worm.
muhications,
between
the
Islands
Where
the
curious
deer
stroll
and
this
port
of
Prince
Rupert.
Commons.
Nearly
voters
are
registered,
went
to
the
polls
in
Canada
under
almost
ither
conditions.
Alone
Ontario
centre
the
Atlantic
Pact.
Mr.
Brett
said
statements
had
The
dlgnatorlcs
who
took
part
out
of
an
evening
from
the
province
and
one
of
the
largest
ln
the
Dominion.
In
the
inaugural
ceremonies
at
been
made
to
the
general
effect
glades
of
the
forest.
that
it
was
always
desirable
for;
In.
such
a
natural
setting
of
Llmberlost
did
not
fail
to
em
THE
WEATHER
'-reported
a
"terrifi-
LIMBERLOST
ivy"
vote.
In
the
Mari-.d
Quebec
the
early
vote
Llmberlost
Lodge
Ltd.
Is
a
Voting
here
tnis
morning
was
relatively
light.
Returning
Officer
Rod
MacLeod"
reported.
Between
9
o'clock
and
11:30.
540
votes
had
been
cast
out
of
an
eligible
total
of
4,991.
The
pace
was
expected
to
increase
sharply
this
afternoon
when
scores
of
plants
and
busi
STII.L
ON
STRIKE
LONDON
More
than
1000
stevedores
today
walked
out
of
a
London
dock
in
protest
anainsl
what
sirikins
crews
on
Canadian
ships
described
as
"betrayal"
by
shipowners
of
the
agreement
announced
Friday.
Work
stopped
at
one
dork
on
ships
inclining
the
strikebound
Argntpont,
a
Can
adian
vessel.
Canadian
crew
leaders
said
they
had
been
informed
the
terms
would
be
kept
only
until
they
arrived
in
Canada
and
then
they
would
be
obliged
to
join
Ific
sir.
STILL
SEEK
KILLER
Prince
Rupert
incorporation.
a
winning
candidate
to
be
on
picturesque
and
unspoiled
beauty
,
phafi?ic
these
aspects,
the
government
side.
Such
a
at
Sangan
River,
seven
miles
'
Rowland
Miles,,
recreational
!
principle
was
both
wrong
and
from
Masset
village,
has
been
'
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
harmful,
if
actively
practised,
established
by
an
enterprising
Civic
Centre,
acted
as
master
of
Speaking
of
Mr.
Archibald,
he
prince
Rupert
syndicate
Limber-
ceremonies
for
the
formal
open-could
certainly,
say
he
had
been
;jost
Lpdge,
a
smart
and
well-
ing
proceedings
and
called
upon
most
vigilant
and
industrious
j
appointed
holiday
resort
de-
J.
A-,
Findlay,
Indian
superin-during
his
four
years
ln
Ottawa.
Signcd
along
the
popular
cen-'
tendent
for
the
Queen
Char-Local
establishments
such
as
tral
-
assembly
and
individual
lott
Islands,
to
of
flclally
.
wel-the
grain
elevator,
post
office
cabin
lines
such
as
nave
made
come
the
guests
to
the
Queen
Neil
Kingston
is
president
of
the
company.
Ross
Kingston
is
vice
-
president
and
resident
Synopsis
,
,
A
storm
centred
over
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
this
morning
is
moving
southeastward
along
the
coast
of
British
Columbia.
Rain
is
falling
in
.
the
coastal
regions
and
there
will
be
scattered
showers
over
the
interior
of
the
province.
Prospects
for
Tuesday
are
for
a
continuation
of
cool
cloudy
weather
with
scattered
showers.
Forecast
manager.
R.
C.
Barbour
Is
secretary
and
George
Martin
and
I
liL'ht,
No
Incidents
girted
in
1
lie
East,
rain
brgan
ln
Vancou-
iy
after
10
a
m.
ults
will
become
known
r
the
polls
close
here
it
being
contrary
to
turn
Art
to
publish
or
-t
any
rcsulU
until
after
polis
have
closed.
There
.
a
flood
of
eastern
re-:ncdui'oly
after
7
p.m.
such
places
as
Jasper
world
.
Charlotte
Islands.
Masset
was
J.
T.
Harvey,
directors.
and
other
requirements
were
already
here
when
he
became
member
and,
since
then,
he
had
famous
and
greatly
in
demand
,
coming,
into
Its
own,
said
Mr.
Operating
staff
consists
of
by
people
the
continent
over.
Findlay,
mentioning
the
recent
ness
places
released
their
workers
to
vote.
When
'the
polls
opened,
almost
every
one
of
the
23
tables
at
which
sat
a
deputy
returning
officer,
a
poll
clerk
and
two
scrutineers,
was
immediately
visited
by
a
voter,-
some
of
v,t'jra
Thereby
is
now
Drought
to
the
events
of
long
distance
telephone.
twelve,
the
Klngstons,
older,
and
performed
much
good
work.
Mr.
Brett,
ln
his
concluding
Dconle
of
Prince
Runert.
within
.
service,
the
daily
airplane
ser-
MISSION
Belief
that
the
1
younger,'
being
assisted
by
their
remarks,
devoted
some
atten-
sixty
miles
of
the
city
and
ac-
vic(,
from
Prince
Rupert,
the
re-
wives
while
Mrs.
Bond
is
diet
cessible
bv
a
few
hours
deliuht-
opening
of
the
Navy
signals
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
ician.
Local
guides
assist
the
'
tlon
to
the
press.
He
charged
'there
had
been
unfairness.:
It
and
IB
DECLARE
had
waited
half
an
hour
for
the
Coastr,cloudy
wlth
showers.
this'.
.
'
ODening.
opening.
-
afternoon,
tonight
and
Tues
hunters
and
fishermen
look
after
the
boats.
ful
sail
in
a
comfortable
Union
islaUon
and-
"now-
tn
opening
Steamships
coastal
liner
or
in
a
of
LUnberlost
Lodge.
,
He
ex-half-hour
flieht
ove
rthe
soark-
Pressed
confidence
that
the
pro-
could
be
clearly
seen
in
this
camoamn
there
had
been
a
Both
Mr.
Applewhaite
ai51
Mr,
IRE
POLICY
targe
proportion
of
space
given
ling
waters
of
Hecate
Straits
bv
Jpct
would
bc
backed
by
the
pat
Neil
Kingston
announced
dur
Coalition
and
Liberal
matters,
Don
)
The
Con.scrva-
day.
.
Winds
light.
Little
change
in
temperature.
.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy
48
and
55,
Massett
45
and
53,
Prince
Rupert
45
and
55.
ing
the
opening
proceedings
on
speedy
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
ronaKe
of
"ie
people
of
Masset
seaplane,
a
type
of
vacation
and
Prlnce
Rl,Pert
n
particular
killer
of
Silver
Hill
will
come
out
of
hiding
and
attempt
U
slay
at
least
three
more
persons
is
expressed
by
the
man
who
considers
himself
No.
i
on
the
"death
list."
PhU
Cath
erwoiid,
superintendent
of
roads
for
Mission
district,
sail'
the
hunted
farmer,
Ivar
Johnson,
aged
70,
will
return
to
th;
scene
of
the
killings
of
tw
women
and
try
to
lake
t!u
lives
of
Constable
Peter
Ber
gen,
a
neighbor,
Ivar
EricsoM,
and
himself
(Cathcrwood).
than
to
the
C.C.F.
4
He
pointed
to
copies
of
ad
ty
has
made
pub-ilicy
for
commonwealth
ii.il
affairs
on
which
it
.
the
next
general
elcc-
and
tnat
lts
farae
would
soon
which
Is
the
venue
one
easy
on
Docket
book
and
yet
provides
"6Pread
far
aflcld-
He
extended
vcrtisements,
and
asked
where
was
the
money
coming
from.
best
"wishes
to
the
h
im-)n-rinn
anH
rnrpfniiv
nr.
backers
and
Two
Bear
M
Limberlost
California
Hunter
Happy
Over
Bag
Coming
Back
in
Fall
ransred
amoointment
evervthlne
!
manaBemen"1
of
Llmberlost.
Mr.
ARCHIBALD
Saturday
that
he
was
resigning
as
president
of
the
Northwest
Construction
to
devote
his
full
attention
to
the
operation
of
Llmberlost
Lodge.
Hon.
L.
Q.
Eyres,
provincial
minister
of
-trade
and
industry,
sent
a
message
'
of
congratulations
and
best
wishes
at
the
that,
the
Preatlv-hrralrieH
and
R"-
Kingston,
.
the
youthful
Mr.
ArcniDaid,
early
in
his
re-
proposals
include
the
of
a
Commonwealth
court."
a
combined
have
resiuein,
manager
oi
moenosi
farther-removed
retreats
to
mnUt.
rtnilrar)
tVinro
nras
tlflt.
hoped
'
that
the
incident
now
being
observed
would
be
but
the
LIBERALS
WIND
I
UP
CAMPAIGN
"Get
the
vote
to
the
polls"
was
the
theme
of
a
final,
preelection
rally
held
by
the
Prince
r
wealth
staff
in
peace
the
slightest
doubt
about
the
offer-
approach
of
a
depression
in
the
J
The
official
opening
of
Lim-Unlted
States
and,
that
being
berlost
Lodge
took
place
Satur-
nucleus
of
ever-widening
friend
V
auci
an
tmpire
coun-
rnrvpn
A
DDCCT
Edwy
Safford,
Sacramento
ships
and
associations
opening
of
Llmberlost.
The
minister
had
hoped
to
be
at
the
!crutlon
admlnistra-
RUSS
SOLDIERS
1
the
case,
the
same
would
follow,
day
night
with
Mayor
Nora
Ar-I
in
Canada.
Indeed,
it
was
true
nold
of
Prince
Rupert
officiating
Valley
rancher,
who
also
has
a
home
at
Berkeley
in
Sau
Fran
A
unique
incident
of
the
Inaugural
formalities
was
the
pres-
i
official
opening.
.
The
deputy
Rupert
Liberal
Association,
at
entatlon
by
Frank
Skinner,
who
minister,
E.
O.
Rowebottom,
is
cisco
Bay,
came
to
"njtoerlost
CmUe
Saturday
night
extended
the
best
wishes
of
the
tlCO
FLOOD
in
a
colorful
international
ceremony
before
an
assembly
which
Included
a
large
representation
of
the
population
of
Masset,
forty
in
expected
to
visit
the
lodge
BERLIN
ff
Two
Push
in.
that
in
Canada,
commercial
soldiers
and
a
Russian
fiivilisan
j
bankruptcies
were
showing
an
were
taken
to
the
headquarters
increase.
One,
everywhere,
could
of
the
French
police
af'er
a
note
unmistakable
signs
of
a
re-sniffie
over
the
custody
oi
n
1
turn
of
lowering,
prices.
About
IS
46
LIVES
July.
A
public
address
system
carries
music
and
messages
for
a
distance
of
2Vi
miles
from
the
special
excursionists
from
Prince
Rupert
and
already
resident
guests
from
as
far
away
as
iut'ives
of
the
Red
Cross!
Polish
national,
a
police
ofa4aljas
good
advice
as
he
could
offer
now,
was
to
get
ready
for
the
K
;i-t.
48
persons
werelhald
toclay-
m
200
lntured
bv
a
IIe
t"ld
rrjxjrtcrs
that
a
w
st
coming
change.
L,oage,
near
asCv
WIuu
(B
T
Applewhaite,
Liberal
can-express
intention
jf
bagging
;
a
big
black
bear.
He
was
doubly
j
was
rewarded,
here
yesterday
with
r
-
Mrs.
Safford
and
grandson,'
Addressing
an.
audience
of
50
John
Murphy,
after
two
weeks
party
supporters,
Mr.
Apple-at
Limberlost,
Mr.
Safford
was
,
whaite
urged
them
to
make
an
taking
home
two
fine
hides
extra
effort
to
bring
out
all
Ttjie
'
which
will
find
a
treasured
place
voters
so
that
the
election
would
In
his
home
as
rugs
and
mem-jDe
an
expression
of
political
entoes
of
a
memorable
trip.
feeling
on
the
part
of
ail
the
Mr.
Safford
had
been
trying
people.
central
recreational
hall
at
Speaking
of
Ottawa,
and
the
Union
Steamships
Ltd.,
.
of
a
unique
memento
In
the
form
of
the
ship's
bell
of
the
old
steamer
Coquitlam,
renovated
and
shined
up,
to
be
used
as
the
dinner
gong
for
Llmberlost
Lodge.
(As
far
back
as
1892
and
up
to
twenty
or
thirty
years
later
the
little
old
Coquitlam
plied,
the
waters
to
the
north
coast
and
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
modern
liner
Co
uerun
pairoi
in
me
rrcucn
..c-
Limberlost.
,
The
opening
ceremonies
culminated
a
day
of
full
enjoyment
in
which,
under
blazing
sunlight,
all
manner
of
outdoor
recreation,
for
which
arrangements
and
equipment
have
already
been
tor
first
went
to
the
aid
of
the
t
lour
years
ne
naa
speni
uiu.,,
Pole
after
he
complained
civrly
;
it
was
always
so
obvious
that
un-today
that
a
Russian
cIVHtan
less
one
kept
himself
absolutc-was
trying
to
kidnap
him.
Pol-
j
ly
in
line
with
government
police
took
the
Pole
into
cusl
ulyjlcy
and
trend
of
thought,
he
and
later
Russian
soldiers
ar-!
would
bc
promptly
and
surely
No
one
had
a
finer
day
at
Limbetlost
than
Joe
Scott.
And
there
is
no
bigger
booster.
Reason,
Of
course;
the
fishln
v,...-
u.7
"
.B-..
.....,
.iij
A...
admirably
provided,
were
en
Joe
bear,
putting
out
crab
meat
and
was
M
good.
guw,
u
was
was
lljf
fly
usuillg
fishing
-
quitlam
IJUlUttlU
is
IB
the
Idle
vessel
vessvi
which
WHICH
pro.
dcvcicped
'
.,
.
.
'
UIU-
i.i.
"dta
h
ItIo
nun
tllnnnrtors
nti
joyed
to
hearts
content
It
gervlce
md
he
hauled
out
seven
fine
such
bait
and
had
just
about
"uph
the
clean
campaign
which
had
rived
and
a
fight
over
the
prisoner.
a
simple
or
preview
over
wh.lu
prlnce
R
to
Massct)
.
I
cutthroat
as
he
took
time
out
given
it
up
when,
one
morning
all
present
came
home
loud
y
last
week
ln
a
meadow
about
a
Npil
Kingston(
pre5ident
of
fr0m
the
other
diversions
of
the
enthusiastic,
resolved
to
go
again
mile
and
half
from
he
Limbcrlost
Lod
LW
after
day
to
cagt
his
seductive
flies
a
camp,
rn
Iho
fircf.
rtnuciWlo
npru
ifin
nilf't
.
.
-
rUktorl
-Vn
nKinnt
rt
Vio
miocf.
f
"'"d
which
swept
this
I.'
'n
at
the
week-end.
.
f
ttLL
SCUKKS
SUNDAY
American
1
-3.
Fiiiiadelphla
4-0
2-12,
New
York
0-4
'4"
3.
Boston
5
ind
3,
Washington
1
1
National
til
!5,
Pittsburg
3
Iphia
3
2,
Cincinnati
"I
?"i
k
r,
Chicago
2
f
0.
St.
Louis
2
i'tball
Tonight
A
Y
BATTERY
i
I
vs.
fMUAL
MOTORS
...r-
iUnin
fi-(mo
if
i
acknowledging
the
gift
which.
"w
me
deep
pools
oi
tne
"B""
m--
branded
as
a
Communist,
no
matter
how
much
and
how
strongly
he
could
be
opposed
to
it.
"I
had
it
thrown
at
me
all
right,"
he
said.
In
Parliament
he
had
been
true
to
his
convictions
which
certainly
had
nothing
to
do
with
Communism.
There
had
been
charges
made
against
him,
,
ul,m
It
was
about
150
yards
distant
Sangan.
Fish
were
about
uni
..
...
....
.
.......0
.
was
appreciated,
express-
the
new
facility
which
has
been
ed
sure
gt
the
provided
for
their
recreation
,
5(J
many
guegU
find
pa,d
1
1'iuAauuii.
PAPER
HITS
AT
CZECH
PRELATE
PRAGUE
0'
The
socialist.
Czech
newspaper
S
v
o
b
o
i
!
n
c
Slovo,
today
accused
Archbliop
Joseph
Bcran
of
trying
to
become
a
cardinal
by
serving
the
Vatican
at
the
expense
of
4he
State.
The
paper
claims
ihat
the
Archbishop's
activities
mr
"directed
against
the
State
and
dictated
by
the
country's
form
size
up
to
15
inches.
Pilot
Bill
McLeod
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Air
x
Lines
gave
the
evening
crowds
a
thrill
as
he
zoomed
over
the
Limberlost
meadow.
Dr.
Bill
Kergln,
president
of
Prince
Rupert
Aero
to
the
fine
people
of
Masset
and
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
among
whom
he
was
now
himself
numbered.
A
lot
of
money
had
been
spent,
a
lot
of
work
lijifl
hopn
rlitiA
nnrl
milrh
nnnrrrv
but
Mr.
Safford
proved
a
deadly
shot.
With
one
bullet
from
his
30.06
Winchester
he
laid
Bruin
low.
The
builet
had
broken
his
back.
Three
days
later
Mr.
Stafford
sighted
and
thot
his
scco
'd
bear
about
400
yrds
distatv,
from
the
first.
Both
animals
weighed,
over
400
pounds.
1
Mr.
Safford
has
hunted
with
success
in
the
Cariboo
and
Stu
FORMAL
OPENING
The
formal
opening
of
Llmberlost
Lodge
might
be
called
an
historic
event
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
was
also
not
without
significance
in
the
new
relationship
which
has
been
growing
up,
particularly
in.
view
been
waged
in
past
weeks.;
The
campaign
had
been
fought
on
both
sides,
he
said,
on
the
issues
involved
and
no
outside
considerations
had
been
injected.
The
Issues,
he
declared,
were
largely
those
of
free
enterprise
versus
socialism
"of
prosperity
versus
depression."
"
1
,
;
"Depression
is
the
only
thing
that
they
know.
They
have
worked,
thought
and
prayed
for
depression
since
the
end
of
the
war.
We
have
fought
equally
hard
for
prosperity,"
he
said.
His
trips
through
this
riding
revealed
that
"this
district
is
progressingthe
people
are
working
and
they
are
working
hard
and
cheerfully"
Chairman
of
the
meeting
was
P.
H.
Lindsay.
and
he
had
not
hesitad
to
call
the
person
making
it,
a
liar.
As
long
as
he
was
a
member
of
parliament,
he
declared
to
the
meeting,
he
would
never
bow
his
head
and
bend
his
knee
to
Club-
Was
Wng
With
him.
Some
...ri
thnnrtit
hl
he,n
exnenriert
'
.
nt
Ufl
Oi
TJ..nV
.
.
,
.
any
editors
and
politicians
in
organizing
an
enterprise
which,
it
was
hoped,
would
bring
within
the
financial
range
of
stayed
overnight
and
came
home
on
the
aircraft
Sunday.
t..7P-M'
Capt.
Wii'dam
McCombe,
Chief
art
Lake
districts
of
Central
British
Columbia
but
tills
was
Engineer
Fred
Smith
and
others
of
the
personnel
of
the
Coqult
his
first
trip
to
the
Ques
i
Charlotte
Islands.
He
was
so
pleased
lam
were
evening
visitors
at
with
the
stay
at
Llmberlost
the
Llmberiost
as
the
ship
lay
at
J
that
he
intends
to
come
back
in
the
fall
for
bird
huntini-.
every
individual
pleasurable
enjoyment
amid
attractive
ouldooi
surroundings.
"Northern
B.C.
we
feel
has
now
got
something
to
enjoy,
a
place
to
play,
rest
or
relax,
and
wc
arc
trusting
to'
you
people
to
help
us
succeed,"
he
commented.
MAYOR'S
BLESSING
Mayor
Arnold
expressed
her
feeling
of
pleasure
and
honor
at
being
asked
to
officiate
at
this
opening
and
to
be
present
on
this
balcony
with
four
geu-
the
Masset
dock
following
her
return
after
the
run
up
Massett
Inlet
and
before
the
departure
for
Prince
Rupert
at
midnight.
f
1Nf.it..
-i
8
nnnnn
a
v
Vp"
if
iiTir
ill
j
I
f
Like
II
3
T,
:!rf
1'i
1
In
D..J.
H
P
A
rM
Opening
resident
guests
at
).
Llmberlost
Included
Mr.
and
C.C.F.
COMMITEE
ROOMS
Metropole
Hall,
Third
Avenue
PHONE
10
FOR
INFORMATION
Mrs.
E.
K.
Safford
of
Berkeley,
tCotstinued
on
Page
5)
(
Continued
on
Page
5)
LOCAL
TIDES
-
Tuesday,
June
28,
1949
High
2:09
21.4
feet
VOTE
ARCHIBALD,
H.
0.
-
X
COMMERCIALS
WIN
,
Commercials
defeated
Savoy
by
a
score
of
11
to
6
in
the
City
Baseball
League
yesterday.
It
was
the
first
win
of
the
season
for
Commercials.
15:15
18.5
feet
Low
8:55
.
1.6
feet
20:55
7.6
feet
Issued
by
ti
l!
C.C.F.
Campaign
Committer
3
BV
7
p
m.
TODAY