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'
If
last
night's
election
rally
in
the
Civic
Centre
auditorium
is
an
example
of
Prince
Rupert's
voting
enthusiasm,
then
not
a
great
deal
of
balloting
will
tie
done
ThumJay.
Of
all
the
eligible
voters
in
this
city,
not
more
than
1200
showed
up
at
the
gathering
to
hear,
the
various
candidates
four
for
"
".
;
I
r
i
:'i
I
Robbed
While
Af
Funeral
Us
hrtimns
Arctic
Areas
Im
TTTT
mayor
and
11
for
alderman
deliver
campaign
speeches.
Btiore
the
rally
had
ended,
about
one-quarter
of
the
gath-
Don
Fitch
believed,
in
a
combination,
of
youth
and
experience
In
the
city
council
and
sought
support
as
a
representative
of
the
youthful
element
VANCOUVER
Skipping
his
regular
Monday
deposit
for
the
f.
mi
,01
1
first
time
in
years
Monday
night
erins
were
out
the
door.
All
candidates
agreed
that,
of
the
city.
He
had
always
been
cost
Reeve
R.
M.
Grauer
$5000
In
i
a
unique
foray
made
on
his
sub-
icaso
Hears
narduuD
iw
vv
ar
,
in
due"
to
the
present
deplorable
interested
In
civic
affairs.
state,
the
water
and
sewerage
Eric
Faure
supported
the
systems
would
need
to
be
re-
sewer
bylaw
and
stressed
tilt;
habilitated.
j
importance
of
maintenance
of
Mayoralty
CanO.-alc
the
water
"supply.
What
wouia
Alderman
G.
W.
Rudderham,
have
happened
had
a
scnoin
contesting
the
mayoralty
stated:
fire
broken
out
during
the
re-"In
a
pinch
we
can
get
by
with-
cent
water
crisis?
;
-
out
telepnones,
lights,
elec-
Aid.
Casey
believed
In
more
tricity,
etc.
but
not
without
rigid
economy,
efficiency
in
water."
The
old
water
lines
Durchase
of
materials
and
coa
urban
Sea
Island
grocery
store.
"Pirateyegss"
made
off
in
a
small
fishing
vessel
with
a
000-pound
safe
containing
$5000
in
cash
and
checks.'
A
second
strong
box,
containing
$1000.
was
abandoned
when
the
thieves
failed
to
crack
it.
-
"These
thieves
seem
to
know
every
move
you
make,"
Mr.
Grauer
complained.
He
saitl
lie
ii;o
T)-Thc
,
'I'lilmnc
in
a
from
it
I'aris
mdent,
said
to-
mprovement
Author
Takes
Kis
Own
Life
At
Commerce
'
Chamber
Meet1
Of
Fisheries
I
SEBRING,
Florida
r
Rex
Beach,
72,
internationally
known
novelist,
was
found
dead
with
a
pistol
wound
In
his
head
at
his
home
near
here
this
morninK.
had
attended
a
funeral
instead
of
taking
the
money
to
the
bank.
Highways,
Mcllakatla
Lights,
Air
Matters,
Waterfront
Facilities
I
cannot
be
depended
upon,"
he
ordination
of
the
various
de?
j
added.
parunenU
under
one
sur
j
Aid.
Dag?ett
agreed
that
the
visor.
Mr.
Casey
was
glad
to
s.-k
I
city
needed
new
utilities.
He
young
men
in
the
contest
in
!
believed
in
the
sincerity
of
all
city
office.
:
candidates
in
their
pledges
but,
August
Wallln
saw
gruai
i
il
elected
to
office,
might
find
things
in
store
for
Prince
Pn-
Three
New
Branches
of"
Department
Announced
by
Minister
QTTAWA
0i
Fisheries
Minister.
Robert
Mayhew
-announced
Tuesday
establishment
of
three
Monday
night's
meeting
of
the
His
dnatn
was
pronounced
sui-
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-
clan
bV
a
JudSe
and
sheriff.
merce
considered
a
variety
of
,
Beac"
al
been
suffering
from
a
subjects.
ihroat
ailment
for
three
years.
Sees
No
Reason
For
House
Fire
NELSON
ft-John
I.
Lebcdoff,
leader
of
the
radical
Sons
of
new
departmental
branches
In
a
Ihe
implementation
or
those
Pt.
He
auuaea
u
me
trauu.
pledgees
difficult
owing
to
the
problems
and
the
attention
city's
financial
position.
He
they
would
require.
i-v
was
sympathetic
to
public
own-
Aid.
T.
B.
Black
explained
thttt
er-ship
of
utilities
and
suggested
the
budget
for
the
last
two
yean
more
efficiency
in
Dublic
works,
bad
been
exceptionally
high
Allan
Armstrong,
for
a
special
,
,Iis
boc,y
wa
found
by
hU
nurse
program
,or
improvement
of
the
Alaska
railroad
committee,
re-
wno
brought
him
his
breakfast,
i
fisheries
industry
Russia
is
maK-ensive
efforts"
its
Arctic
regions
(
&
the
United
States,
rrcpoi'denl,
lltr.ry1
that
he
had
ob-iornw'-iou
from
two
-om
ion-eel
labor
pro-e
area
Tlie
principal
'
Wales'
iicfo.int
are:
military
bases,
new-'
Vork')iit.:
and
Tiksi.i
'sibs
of
the
Potsuraj
rivers.
Other
poruj
3
(i"vi
loped
nt
the
j
the
Dvma.
Ob,
Yc-
;
,iriu
and
Amumi
i
railwav
is
hcln-ij
j
fn
mi
Lake
BaiUul,
i;,g
Sea
opposite
Al-
j
i
The
government,
he
said
in
the
ported
on
views
of
Governor
Ern-
;
l"c
est
Gruening
of
Alaska
in
regard
to
the
extension
of
the
Pacific
,
Great
Ea;itsrn
Railway,
also
on
Basketball
Comes
Back
vRobert
McKay
was
critical
of
telephone
bylaw.
He
felt
that.
.
NO
PROVINCIAL
TEST
OTTAW
A
The
Federal
Government
has
rejected
a
request
from
Saskatchewan
for
Supreme
court
test
of
lb
validity
of
provincial
rent
controls.
In
a
letter
to
Premier
Douglas,
Finance
Minister
Abbot
said
that
such
a
test
would
s'mply
delay
and
confuse
Supreme
Court
deliberations
on
whether
existing
federal
rent
controls
are
constitutional.
.
AI.BLRTA
TO
CONTROL
JJIMOXTON
Premier
E.
C.
Manning
announced
today
that
legislation
providing
for
modified
rent
controls
would
be
introduced
at
the
forthcoming
session
of
the
Alberta
Legislature
and
the
federal
government
would
he
asked
lo
withdraw
from
the
field.
The
legislation
will
be
con
House
of
Commons,
aims
at
ex-
j
Freedom
sect
of
the
Doukhobor
paneling
North
American
and
'group,
said
yesterday
that
his
overseas
markets
and
develop-
j
home
was
burned
Monday
by
due
to
increases
In
costs
ol
material
and
labor.
The
city'j
present
bonded
indebtedness
would
be
liquidated
by
19ip.
the-
proposed
"pay
as
you
go
a
letter
from
Ralph
Browne
of
mcirt
of
backward
fishing
areas,
four
of
his
followers
on
instruc-'
with
experience
he
had
had
in
Despite
the
impending
improved
ne
the
Alaska
Development
Board.
negotiations
in
the
past,
Victory
For
It
appears
that
the
extension
of
i
the
P.G.E.
is
generally
favored
over
the
Hazelton
route.
The
highway
committee,
John
Gurvich,
chairman,
was
request
High
School
imanciai
position
oi
uie
city,
however,
there
should
be
caii-tion
in
regard
to
excessive
borrowing.
A
good
Job
had
been
done
In
the
administration
-ot
the
city's
sinking
fund.
Elmer
Clausen
said
he
couM
be
labelled
a
real
product
"ol
would
be
able
to
assist
In
easing
the
current
housing
shortage.
His
experience
he
felt,
would
be
or
value
to
the
city
should
he
be
elected.
Aid.
Whalen
declared
that
fishing
was
the
basic
Industry
at
Prince
Rupert
but
promised
For
iliis
purpose,,
he
said,
a
new!
tions
from
a
fifth.
But
Lebcdoff,
'
fisheries
inspection
branch
was
who
Is
organining
a
migration
of
being
established,
also
a
new
j
Sons
from
this
country
to
Turkey
technical
service
branch
and
if
possible,
told
the
Nelson
Dally
consumers'
service
branch.
News
that
he
knew
of
no
reason
Inspection
of
boats,
plants
and
why
his
two-room
house
should
handling
will
now
be
made
at
the
'
have
been
burned,
retail
level
under
regulations
to.
Lebedoff's
wife,
Florence,
rein1
set
up
after
consultation
with
latcd
how
they
were
ordered
from
industry.
their
$500
home
at
nearby
Krest-
"
Technical
services
will
be
va
yesterday,
leaving
so
hur-ainied
at
overall
Improvement
in
!
riet,ly
lr,at
she
ha1
til1lc
"'y
to
ed
to
interview
the
Department,
.the
Red
Army
uses
r
us
its
chief
hitth
(i
mi
I
i
olor;lcal
sla-.
brt
ii
established
in
""
rrgS'
His.
of
Public
Works
in
regard
lo
fill-
hcniwr
ew
is
Close
lug
material
which
Is
being
used'
(ro"'
l,pwl
in
the
reconstruction
of
the
high-
Basketball
redeemed
lUeir
.f.
encouragement
to
new
industries
with
due
protection
for
the
fishing.
He
urged
support
of
the
cerned
only
in
dealing
with
(way
just
beyond
the
city
limits,
ter
the
week-end
exhibition
ser.
exploitation
on
the
pari
oi
also
if
it
is
the
intention
to
re-
irs
when
Brown
woods
and
Bo-M:;-l)
la.st
nifht
played
one
ol
individual
operations
and
raising
snatch
tucir
lniant
from
lis
crib.
Prince
Ruporl.
He
pledged
business-ilke
service
if
elected
to
the
city
council.
,
'
Douglas
Frlzzell
did
not
Intend
to
make
promises
he
could
rot
keep,
but
promised
service
to
the
best
of
his
ability
and
talents
if
elected
to
office.
George
Dawes
admitted
lack
of
knowledge
of
civic
admlnis-
TAX
of
the
qualit
y
of
I
:
:
ii'-.-u
iniAiri
pleaders
oi
inei,p
s,iitlard
,
i.ii.
It
wasn't,
always
good
U
he
product.
sewer
bylaw.
Water
supply
was
a
matter
of
primary
Importance
as
far
as
the
city's
Mivii-e-,
were
concerned.
Aldermanic
Candidates
I
iie
tu!
tress
of
11.
F.
tilasse?,
sUirc
the
road
between
Port
Ed-j
ward
and
Prudhoinnie
Lake
to
good
condition
alter
the
present.
pipe
line
construction
To
l.li';
(Watson
Island
cejanese
plant,
j
E.
T.
Applewhaitc
M.
P.,
re-
HONED
Comic
Book
landlords
or
tenants
and
will
not
apply
where
mutually
agreeable
rentals
are
arranged.
AI.LD
MAN
Ml
KI)l
!tH)
VAN(UVi:R
Seventy-year
old
William
Rent
was
found
murdered
in
hm
houseboat
In
Coal
Harbor
yelcrday.
He
Colisuniers'
service
branch
will
test
recipes,
give
demonstrations
r;.si.eionii
aim
i,nere
wa.s
plenty
oi
wild
sliixiting
and
passing,
but
'.t
wxs
the
kind
or
ball
the
crowd
candi'lati
for
alderman,
drew
truth
in
but
referr:d
to
his
lontr
ing
and
lectures
on
cooking
and
generally
seek
enlarged
use
of
sea
foods,
among
all
classes
of
con-
I
v
.
ff'M"
the
.
udience.
citizenship
in
Prince
Rupert
an
',
"Many
iiniblems
coul'oiiU
us
hit
i
iilf
Tal.es
l
l'.r
li.ilf
of
Miitin;
j
'l-E.
T
ApplrwhuiU-.!
nl:iy
in
five
House!
ported
that
there
was
little
like,
jikes
Ut
soe
with
excitement,
'
lihiKxl
of
liehts
bein;;
ins'alled
in
il(,c
.scores,
and
a
thi
il'ln;:
over-!
Mctlakatlu
Pss;e
but
Wmt
t
he
I
imp
nei
ioft.
Brownwimds
lool'.ed
VANCOUVER--OV-Afl'-"em
r,?
J
fru.r'
nfffpefV,"-ri5-?IfW?
"Bu'i
Un"r1
In
bnilm-ss
-
'
"'
'
hmMjwn.
Itriitcuitbhcad
j
flannel.
vu!4
.be."
w-t
-nwrki-U
like
cirtahi
nirni-'Cs
'Jiftfie'l'irsi
j
I
Hip
water
system
la
the
gnat-
i
W.
A.
McLean
felt
that
Prince
jciaooiate
oooueygmg
in
crime
wiih
an
ae
or
smue
other
est,
problom.
We
urns',
control
rtiinert
hart
oeetl
started
fiftv
il.
I
!)T
;TT'liTi
iT
a
pro-
unlit
In
lite
Income
that
it
allowed
j
and
keep
it
from,
spreading,
yc.irs
b,.fore
lls
time
but
now
epidemics
and
diseases.
A
OCl-1
-jtmnrt
rprl
l.i
ul.
1rul.
liyyp
ar
jimili-ni's
lo
parlJi'-r-
with
buoys.
I
Ix
fi't.i::al
iik
in-1
fj
u;tr
r
:nd
l.flr
had
a
foul
her
promised
to
elucidate
fur-'shot
with
the
.score
tied
am!
sec-ther
on
tlus
mat
ter
when
he
re-
j
oikIs
only
bi
play,
but
they
turns
home
shortly
from
Ottawa,
couldn't
hold
their
nine
point
Mr.
Applewhaitc
also
wrote
in
lead
of
Mir
first
peri
id
and
mis-rcgard
Ui
the
Haines
Highway
sed
the
crucial
Jmil
shot
to
fore"
expressing
the
opinion
that
it.
'the1
earn
in
to
an
overtime
per
wa.i
loo
!at
lo
get
that
road
re-
iod-
in
which
High
School
emerg-opened
this
winter
but
suggest
lug
Ml
Hie
victors"iby
a
51-49
score.
iilivi
and
corpora-
comic
hooks
is
torccast,
by
a
prominent
University
of
British
Columbia
English
professor
und
author.
"To
ban
comic
books,"
said
Dr.
Earle
Blrney,
"will
place
upon
them
the
atmosphere
ol
the
tor-bidden."
Dr.
Birney
is
the
author
of
u
new
novel,
"Turvey,"
currently
sweeping
Canadian
literary
rived
in
the
era
of
development
and
protvrcs,
which,
had
Ion;.;
been
anticipated.
He
referred
to
his
experience
hi
the
city
service
and
in
.
business:.
Quest
ions
...
I
'
Following
the
short
talks,
ter
showing
than
that
of
the
last
six
mouths
on
Third
Ave.
had
better
he
produced
if
the
water-
system
is
to
be
brought
up
to
a
belter
stundard,"
he
added
with
emphasis.
He
demanded
to
know
w
hat-
had
happened
to
$147,000
the
city
9r
-
Sj,1.
5
a
-M
it
in
ml
exploration
i
'11
finance
i
Ai
not
explain
I
he
j
WTi'jMiicy
hut
lie
i
(in
vimi.i
similar
pro-)
nut.
bri-n
protested.
!
!ulir-
admitted
that
,
weaixin.
Itnlilirrv
is
brlieveil
to
have
hern
(he
motive.
ALCOA
STKIKi:
M
lTI.f
l
riTTSHI
tt(il'nitrd
Mine
Uorkers
of
Amrrira
and
Aliiiiimiim
I'd,
of
America
have
rraeheil
an
agreement
to
mil
I
lie
right
weeks'
old
strike.
I.I
(.IM.ATl
Hf.
OI'KNINli
VICTORIA
The
British
Columbia
legislature
is
expected
to
open
i's
session
about
the
middle
of
February.
It
miiihl
have
hren
earlier
lint
for
Hip
Dominion
-
provincial
conference
lo
be
held
in
January.
I
Eric
Spears,
who
had
been,
lit
hud
received
hour
the
federal
trorfuclng
the
candidates
to-trie
that
an
early
opening
next
spring
and
future
maintenance
throughout,
the
whiter
lie
pressed
for.
The
mat
ter
will
be
followed
up
by
the
Alaska
committee.
Premier
B.
1.
Johnson,
Hon.
K.
Thi.s
gives
Hirh
S
:iiool
the
necessary
2
points
to
pull
them
out
of
the
cellar
position.,
which
standing
is
taken
over
by
the
luckless
Browiiwoods.
Co-op,
of
course,
holds
a
romforUbb
lead
Tiii'ia::
concern
i.s
in-1
More
reaching
Hi''
to'inu
an
iiiniine
tax
governuient
'for
rehabilitation.
Michael
W.
II.
Krueger,
a
cooperative
fisheries
scientist,
advocated
the
application
of
the
.aieiitific
approach
in
the
administration
of
civic
affairs
so
that
there
might
be
a
maximum
of
benefit
for
a
minimum
of
cost.
The
ratepayers
should
audience,
asked
members
of
the
gathering
for
questions
pertaining
to
civic
matters.
The
matter
of
teachers
.
not
being
allowed
in
civic
affairs,
was
raised
by
a
member
of
the
audience.
Alderman
Thomas
Black,
candidate
for
a
two
year
aldermanlc
term,
answered
the
Mild
Form
Of
Winter
Here
lw
asked
assurance
j
'''lips
and
syndicates
Ih1
iliscriiii
ln:il
crl
'
T.
Kcaney
and
Hon.
W.
T.
Strait
h
over
both
teams,
wrote
from
Victoria
slating
that!
MH
t
.,,,,
,
j-,.,r,
L.,
a
proimsul
for
provincial
aid
to
V;Knt.
played
'
bang-up
ball
for
public
libru-ics
was
being
consid-i
Brown
woods,
.scored
11
pofnt.s
(-'1'rt'-
leach
on
sum,;
s:i'mins:ljt
mipos-
;
A
cominunication
from
the
-
ible
shots
and
executed
some
A
mild
iorui
of
winter
has
at-1
MiiiLsi
it
Abbott
mom-
I
have
a
closer
relationship
with
query
by
saying
the
matter
had
'li.Hn
invcsligaUili
i
tacked
Prince
Rupert
since
Monday
night.
Snow
fell
lor
a
few'
minutes
ut
approximately
7
p.m.
the
city
council.
(Continued
on
Page
3)
iUlUlll.
!
Alexander
Esler
Remarkable
Boy
i
and
the
mercury
slid
to
a
free?;-
;
FISHERIES
MINISTER
-Robert
Wellington
Mayhew
ol
Victoria
has
been
fisheries
minister
since
June,
1948.
Mr.
Mayhew
was
first
elected
to
the
Commons
for
Victoria
in
a
posuu
(lepanineni,
ai
ui
tawa
ex-jbiiiiil.irul
passinit
plays.
Ray
pressed
the
opinion
that
an
air
SMing
nrld.-d
a
terrific'
amount
mail
service
from
Prince
George
,,;
('rive
to
the
Bo-Mr-Hi
plays
westward
!
Terrace
and
inter-1
und
came
up
with
13
vaiuahl'!
medial
poinU
could
hardly
be
:
points.
Spring
iistiatt.V,
has
his
defended
as
being
Justifiable
in
full
quota
of
fouls
but
last
niuht
"'ty
Creagh.
has
i
""'vi
i'
where,
he
ex-
j
tain
1
1
ir
(lie
winter.
'
Firsl
In
Radio
1937
by-election.
He
was
born
1
is
a
prospector,
and
view
oi
uie
amount
oi
service
committed
lust
one.
Cai
Ison
was
Alexander
F.slcr
Plays
Organ
I
ike
of
much
more
advanced
Years
Imprpssivc
Soloist
In
Kl;:ena
Valley
that
woiikl
be
rendered.
AIP.
STRIP
llnlds
a
lew
cmims
uf
not
so
lucky,
leaving
the
game
in
the
overtime
with
his
lifth
fouls.
IIto
newer
players
en
thr
PuiiHc
un
the
Skeeila
Hi'
lias
been
intrresled
Alexander
Esler.
eight-year
old
T.
N.
Youngs
reported
on
en
Oct.
13,
1880,
at
Cobden,
Out.
He
has
just
announced
im-k
portant
new
measures
to
promote
the
Improvement
of
Canadian
fish
products
and
extension
of
markets.
(CP
Photo)
boy
vocal
and
instrumental
pro-i
couraglng
n"v
dcvclopnicnts
in
'student
team
arc
coming
along;
Dasl,
few
.ki'.'iviiw
ing
level
overnight.
j
The
weatherman
on
Dlghy
Is-
1
laud
recorded
a
low
of
33
degrees
i
between
10
p.m.
and
4
a.m.
yesterday
morning.
But
his
thermometer
was
on
Digby
Island
unci
not
in
Prhfce
Rupert.
Icy
roads
and
sidewalks
arc
ample
'proof
of
freezing
tempriaturcs
here.
Half
an
inch
of
snow
was
recorded.
This
sudden
spell
of
weather
.which
Monday
night,
cleared
the
heavens,
brought
a
crisp
chill
to
the
evening
and
morning
air
and
touched
a
soft
spot
in
many
a
prairie
mini's
heart.
.
,
.
Yesterday,
the
weatherman
cany
through
f
ur-
jpniertts.
c!i"v.
who
Is
here
lor
a
recital
j
connection
with
the
possibility
j
bitter
each
pnme.
and
coach
nt.
First
United
Church
tonight
lor
establishment
of
a
landing
jJacf.
Evans
can
be
commended
marking
the
inauguration
of
the
j.
strip
at
Tugwcll
Island
In
which
!
for
his
persistence
in
pulling
out
jnrw
organ
there,
possesses
the
i
the
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
the
regulars,
to
give
the
younuer
I
Kidlicicncy
that
lew
students
w
as
ugain
taking
an
interest.
A
players
a
chance.
His
strategy
CABS
AV'S
STOCKS
son
3,
Bill
10,
Sharpc
1,
Ratch-rord
7.
Intermediate
Fashion
continues
to
lead
the
way
in
the
Intermediate
league.
With
only
two
snares
on
the
..eliii
ve
even
ut
ago
of
seventeen
I
reconnaissance
of
the
ground
is
r
cluhtecn.
remarked
his
teach-
I
to
be
made
with
a
view
to
esti-
uiniilvcr
paid-off
la.st
night,
as
Webster
find
Danny
Bill
and
Ratchrord
shared
28
points
in
the
Ba-Me-
(Continued
Page
I)
bench,
compared
with
four
for
cr.
Mrs.
Jack
Harrod,
who
Is
also
here
to
b?
a
featured
organ-v'l
at
the
recital.
The
lad
plays
with
high
degree
or
skill
and
interpretation
.advanced
works
ot
Handel
and
Norm
star,
they
won
an
easy
fii
scoring.
The
next
league
games
arc
on
Thursday
to-morrow
night.
These
arc
the
games
originally
scheduled
for
Saturday
night
but
LOCAL
TIDES
.
Thursday,
De
cember
8,
1940
High
3:12
18.6
feet
14:39
21
2
feet
(("an,
INTRODUCING
RADIO
DESPATCHED
TAXI
CABS
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
!!
Scven-0
(70)
Radio
Cabs
now
offer
you
the
speedy
and
dependable
24-hour
service
that
modern
two-way
radio
provides.
,
'
said,
a
northeast
wind
is
blowing
at
10
miles
per
hour
and,
ir
it
keeps
up,
the
city
can
expect
more
ol
this
type
of
mild
wea-
s
!'i)t.
Bach.
These
will
be
included
in
!..,
8:41
'
9.3
'feet
;
moved
two
days
ahead
to
make
the
reocrtoire
he
offers
tonight.:
ci-z;
3.3
fee;
y
f"r
t1
Saturday
wrestling
ther.
But
(rale
warnings
have
iLh'I't;
..
Bui
dor
victory
over
the5ir
opponents
by
32-24.
Of
course
they
hold
all
the
advantages
in
weight
and
height
and
North
Star
are
just
;;p
into
Intermediate
company,
where,
by
the
way,
they
are
playing
a
good
brand
of
ball
In
spite
of
their
disadvantages.
North
Star
missed
most
of
their
foul
k
.,
!
card.
The
Civic
Centre
have
ar
He
is
the
youngest
soloist
in
j
oeen-
issueu
ana
aiiyuiuiK
can
i
happen.
i
Canada.
,
I
However,
Alexander,
whose
Plans
Atlantic
Rowboat
Crossing
WE
WISH
TO
THANK
OUR
MANY
CUSTOMERS
WHOSE
CONTINUED
PATRONAGE
ranged
to
present
election
bul-lcilns
at
these
games
rishf
from
tl.e
scene
ol
the
balloting
and
w
ill
endeavor
to
present
the
incoming
mayor
to
the
basketball
crowd.
LINEUPS:
Creek
'
HOCKEY
SCORES
SUNDAY
Vancouver
5.
Seattle
2
HAS
MADE
THIS
SERVICE
POSSIBLE
shot
opportunities
getting
2
points
of
11
possible.
Fashion
Cii
verted
4
oi
7.
Joe
Haugan
''n-niior
precocity
is
apparent
at
the
uisi
contact,
i.s
uUj
reaturcd
as
a
boy
.soprano
and
it
is
primarily
as
such
that
he
is
here.
During
the
past
year
he
mad:
a
I
rip
to
England,
Walts
and
Scotland
with
the
celebrated
Ei-Ktir
Choir
of
Vancouver
and
was
.05
n.io
.03
.05
'a
1.10
.')3
.311
.07
3:15
.03'.'.
.Wi
200
.02
11!'.
.3f,
.10
.0-".
4.51
.
2'
1.21
.4
I
B.t.l
1.1
12.1.0
.13
l.no
3.!
5
..f3
.(
S
..
9.3
FALMOUTH,
England
'(Pi
Paul
Mullrr,
Gl-year-old
German
ln-
Or.ld
BROWNWOODS
-Shier
7,
Sun-
tends
to
leave
lor
South
America
4
T1)(minwn
u
omu
Cw
iiiadi;,
today
in
a
lG-iool
boat
witn
onty
his
18-year
old
daughter
as
crew.
showed
some
ol
his
old
form
to
lead
the
game
scores,
making
11
points.
LINEUPS:
-
NORTH
STAR-Hartwig,
Wesch
2.
Young
4,
Smith
7.
Simonson
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
rns2.
Bill
3,
Gurvich
6,
PiercH.
Lavigne
11.
Bo-Me-Hl
Spring
13,
Carlson
6.
Webster
11.
Moore,
Krislnuni-
For
Mayor
VOTE
Led-,,.
widely
acclaimed
by
audiences
In
the
Old
Country.
Horn
In
Winnipeg,
but
living
in
Vancouver
most
ol
his
life.
Alexandre
started
piano
lessons
j
ut
the
age
of
three
and
soon
(lis-
played
marked
aptludc
with
I
phenomenal
progress.
A
year
and
Louis
Janze
Lou
Knufson
Cliff
DaHl
(manager)
lt
C7
A
rift
Puc)'s
Cigar
Store
U
JiMltl
Next
to
Hollywood
Cafe
and
the
grandson
or
the
late
Alexander
Esler
who
occupied
the
pulpit
or
First'
Presbyterian
Church
here
lor
a
lime
cluiin?
the.
war.
Mr-
and
Mrs.
Harrod
and
Mas
it
1
1
Those
Who
Think
Will
Vote
;
WHALEN
FOR
MAYOR
(285'
Orqan
Recital
United
Church
ALEXANDER
ESLER
AGNES
HARROD
Wednesday
&
Thursday
Pete
PHONE
BLACK
917!
a
half
ago
he
started
his
organ
4
ter
Esler
arrived
in
tne
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
will
return
south
tomorrow
night.
for"
transportation
cna(tu
studies.
j
The
lad
Is
the
son
of
Rev.
Alexander
E-.ler
of
Vancouver