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Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest."
PH0HE81
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
04.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B
C
SATURDAY,
MARCH
5,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
E
or
Molotov!
Is
Oiestioi
.w,
('
x
!
I
Next
'-
'$
rc
.
'
'
:
-
,
;
ST.
LAURENT
IS
RELIEVED
Terrace
Asks
Public
Works
ROCK
SLIDE
ON
RAILWAY
A
100
-
foot
1
o
n
a
rnt-kslirle
Shift
in
Soviet
Office
Is
Cause
read
Speculation
Cl')
Andrei
Y.
.Vishinsky
replaced
Molotov
as
Soviet
foreign
minister
covered
the
Canadian
National!
Railway
line
at
Sockcyc,
17
miles
j
east
of
Prince
Rupert,
this
morn-
j
To
Hear
That
Wheat
is
Not
a
Surplus
Commodity
Under
European
Kclief
OTTAWA,
Vi
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
said
last
night
that
he
was
pleased
to
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
Seeks
Eakelse
Avenue
Improvements
Harry
Bowman
Speaks
TERRACE
This
year's
objective
for
the
Terraep
Rnarrl
hear
the
United
States
-has
not
1
of
Trade
will
be
the
draining
limentoius
shut
oi
neimsmen
in
mtcr-
r
....I.-..
4..
wis.
i-t
I
1
,
M
iiml
Tiii.i.in'i.
f
ill
Iui
L'IJn
uaut
iiiuu.iiti
aim
iturria
r
ueua-ica
wneat
a
surplus
com-
and
paving
of
Lakelse
Avenue
modity
under
the
European
re-
from
the
Skecna
Bridge
to
the
eovcry
plan.
j
elementary
school.
The
survey
'
Earlier
Mr.
St.
Laurent
said
of
the
road
has
been
completed
that
he
was
"somewhat
dls-
jand
the
job
Is
likely
to
be
reas-turbed"
after
receiving
unoffi-
onably
easy
so
a
communica-cial,
information
that
Agrlcul-
tion
will
be
sent
to
the
Hon.
E.
inorianc
oiiifuu
hi
uc-iunij;H
witn
me
outside
world,
was
also
replaced
L
ing
dui
railway
authorities
hope
to
have
the
tracks
cleared
in
time
to
permit
tonight's
westbound
pas??nger
train
to
arrive
here
on
time
at
10:45.
Up
to
noon
today
there
had
been
no
reports
of
snow
trouble
along
the
Skecna,
danger
point
from
slides
which
have
.
been
causing
continuous
delays
of
late.
The
rockslide
covered
the
track
to
a
depth
of
several
feet
and
one
boulder
was
said
to
be
the
size
of
a
boxcar.
Track
crews
were
busy
today
with
bulldozers
and
dynamite
clearing
the
rails.
NO
Mire
becrctary
Bannan
oi
the
T.
Kenny
asking
for
the
eov-
I
by
Ills
deputy,
M.
A.
Menshikov.
I
after
23
years
at
his
job.
j
Until
today
Vishinsky
had
I
Molotov's
deputy.
ST.
MI
K1NT
ri'ZI.EI
MONTKKAL
I'fime
Minister
St.
I.aurc.ri
indicated
today
that
he
is
just
as
puzzled
as
anybody
else
in
the
western
world
over
the
change
in
the
change
in
Russia's
cabinet
line-up
which
dropped
V.
M.
Molotov
from
Hie
position
of
foreign
minister.
"I
don't
know
if
lie
is
in
disgrace
or
is
o
nhis
way
up,"
said
St.
Laurent,
who
is
making
his
first
visit
to
Montreal
as
Prime
Minister.
MVIN(i
INDKX
DOWN
OTTAWA
The
tost
of
living
index
dropped
110
of
a
point
as
between
January
t
and
February
1,
the
Dominlvn
Bureau
of
Statistics
announces.
It
is
now
15fl.3
as
compared
with
l.VUi.
Ilisher
fuel,
light
and
home
furnishing
prices
were
more
than
offset
by
United
Slates
had
declared
!
ernment's
assistance
in
this
wheat
a
surplus
commodity.
matter.
This
'
was
the
decision
1
::
W
y
ORS
I
The
dramatic
changes
arc
the
of
Wednesday
night's
meeting
of
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
j
most
important
In
a
decade
dhill
I'llV.si-
held
in
the
Silver.
Tip
Cafe
with
i
U.t
llll
OH
f
loor
I
1
"lv
wwc
nm.uumcu
.
uj
Dudley
Little
presiding.
president
oi
tne
bupremo
Soviet
GREAT
HOCKEY
MAN
RETIRES
Hint
In
the
highways
report,
George
McAdams
stated
that
a
very
good
job
had
been
done
by
the
Department
of
Public
Works
A
prominent
floor
of
the
his
yesterday
;
VANCOUVER,
ft
The
hockey
in
a,
brief
statement
which
left
unanswered
a
host
of
questions.
There
Is
no
hint
as
to
what
new
Jobs
Molotov
and
Mikoyan
might
be
taking
and
there
is
no
hint
as
to
what
significant
.changes
might
be
portended.
Career
of
one
of
the
greatest
HOOP
PLAYERS
TO
FLY
HERE
ii.mi
me
uuKi-
n
Keeping
the
roads
plowed
players,
the
fearless
Frank
i
,,
,
DOCTOR
EXPLAINS
Dr.
Lucien
Seieur,
allied
Nazi
Collaborator,
whose
presence,
in
Canada
was
disclosed
by
Alastalr
Stewart,
C.C.F.
membet
of
ri-igns
for
Winnipeg
North,
is
shown
in
the
study
ol
his
I
,.Ul
liomc.
Dr.
Seigneur
denied
that
he
ever
served
the
C;:rjmans
but
said
his
political
sym-'
pathies
were
with
Marshal
Petain
after
the
fall
of
France,
"After
all,
a
man
is
entitled
to
his
personal
beliefs."
Dr.
Seigneur
is
the
sixth
Franchman
wanted
on
collaborationist
charges
known
residing
in
Canada.
(C.
P.
Photo)
"M
4
llftillL.
lliiUUlllg
Frederickson,
ended
today.
Hel,hp
hwv
,,,
,rilpks
rinr
said
he
was
retirinir
as
coach'.
...
..i.....
Ing
the
worst
season
in
history.
Aiyansh
Native
Teams
to
1c
Diplomatic
circles
at
Lake
Success,
London,
Washing!
and
other
world
capitals
are
.Vm.9..w
I1IMI1
4tat
itui
i
uj
Terrace
Amphibian
dropping
food
prices.
AM
i-lil
l
CAMPAIGN
CAPETOWN
The
Nationalist
Kovernment
of
South
Africa
is
starting
a
campaign
,
'
"
?
u
.
,
"MN1
,
'
He
thought
however,
that
the
wmbia
Thunderbirds
in
Senior
Village
Cornrnis.sionerS
should
B.
hockey
and
from
active
par-
approachcd
to
have
thc
ugly
ticipation
in
the
He
game.
banks
of
gnow
removed
from
said
that
he
55
of
was
years
ln
the
ccntre
o
the
road3
the
cssion
is
dis-ry
of
ilisplac-urope
because
mprtitiun.
,
Progrcssivc-uk,
said
that
e
"inaccurate,
misleading."
difference
of
s
of
Europe,
I
Canada.
He
had
one
doc-
climifounded
by
the
unheralded
l0"1
,
Sd)rcr-
,,.
.,,
.
,
,
wlth
his
Seabrc
chance
Thev
soeculate
speculate
that
that
1
l
.
I,
V
amphibian
of
Skecna
Air
Trans-might
be
preparatory
to
Molu-
lpfl
lcrd
ov
succeeding
Joseph
Stalin
or
racc
aUer
naving
bcen
heW
up
tfri'jf
Vfitliitsttf
lino
Knnu
nlitntt
age
and
did
not
have
time'
for
business
district
at
the
very
beginning
and
not
be
allowed
to
remain
there
all
winter
long.
The
danger
of
Deep
Creek
hill
4
n
.
City
lladio
Amateurs
Take
Part
In
Long-Distance
Air
Rescue
The
annals
of
usefulness
of
Prince
Rupert's
group
of
radio
amateurs
"hams"
were
enriched
this
week
by
their
participation
in
the
lone-distance
rescue
of
a
the
game
any
more.
Frederickson
was
a
top-notcher
from
thc
age
of
five
when
he
first
started
in
backyard
rinks
in
Winnipeg.
He
......
,vw,
...,
v..
J,cre
for
a
wcek
0
ancount
of
boot
In
order
to
execute
a
far-1
poor
vWbity
between
Prince
reaching
change
of
Soviet
policy
Uupi.rl
aud
tne
Lilkcise
hkle
alr
in
the
cold
war
with
the
west.
urir.
First
loh
Kr-hn
r
i.iu
li
pfrsoiii,
the
on
which,
during
the
past
years
there
have
been
several
lie
world.
He
i.l
diK'tois
can
broke
into
senior
hockey
with
serious
accidents,
will
be
ning
on
his
return
to
Terrace
was
another
attempt
to
take
thc
Winnipeg
Falcons
at
thc
brougUt
to
thc
attenUon
of
the
provided
they
Tl
IF.
WEATI
IER
age
oi
ii
anu
capuunea
uie
ProVincial
Department
of
Pub-
i!
they
Rft
an
Into
Aiyansh
on
the
Naas
River
sick
woman
at
isolated
Fort
Ware
some
700
miles
away
in
the
wilds
of
northeastern
British
Columbia.
Thy
story
of
persistdht
and
eventually
successful
Forecast
1
two
teachers
for
the
school
raicons
in
m-ivi
wnen
neillc
Works
with
copies
of
a
let-
wt)n
the
Olympic
crown
for
I
tcr
se;nt
to
Hon
E
T
Kenney
e
and
pass
j
i
ii
they
file
j
n
metal
lie-
j
.
uanaua
in
inose
aays
oi
iwcniy
and
W.
E.
Bottomley,
assistant
minute
pi-riods
and
seven-man
The
weather
will
remain
mild
there
Miss
L.
Nieholls
and
Miss
in
British
Columbia
throughout
8.
Freeman
who
have
been
the
wesk-end
with
considerable
waiting
for
the
past
few
weeks,
rkmriinps.
Mtiwrtmt
-in'
mmt
rm
H
wt'-hcrr
nl
'
more
Yeeeiiliy
u.t
amateur
communication
began.
j3IrT?3!?tC7T'
whftB.
-
I'rwl
,XcDiiAluVrOpera
tor
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Sol
station
VETAFR,
was
listening
(Courtesy
s.
d.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
;to
his
set
in
the
early
evening.
..ae-
j
f
ie
picked
up
station
VE7QW,
Terrace
for
transportation.
lc
giiins.
Occasional
light
rain
ex
against
Communists
whom
it
accuses
of
working
hand
in
glove
with
Russia.
Economics
Minister
low
said
lhat
the
Soviet
consulate
at
Pretoria
is
the
huh
of
a
commuTwst
propaganda
drive
and
that
special
couriers
leave
for
Russia
each
nionOi
with
rccrct
documents.
CAItMtWK
CHARGES
ANSCOMU
:;
VICTOK1A
Charce
that
Finance
Minister
Anscoinb
had
witlihrJd
a
Si.4t)0,000
payment
from
his
statements
of
-asset
in
Hie
provincial
budget
was
levelled
in
the
House
by
Hcr-hrrt
Gargravc
(C.C.F.-Mac-kenie)
Friday.
"The
budget
should
have
shown
a
surplus
of
$IO,WI(l,fl(!0
instead
of
S3.-lillO.Oflll,"
lie
said.
"One
payment
of
the
itininion-irovin-ci.tl
share
to
the
province
wai,
held
hack."
This
had
been
done
by
Anseomb,
Gar
grave
said,
tu
facilitate
defence
of
the
Ibvce
percent
sales
tax.
district
engineer.
,
..
.
Introduced
by
Mr.
Little,
Har-ray
Bowman
of
Prince
Oeorge
brought
the
greetings
of
that
city's
Board
of
Trade
and
in
his
talk
said
that
10,00
acres
of
land
had
been
cleared
by
land
clearing
machinery
between
pcete
dalong
the
nortli
coast.
Fort
Ware,
calling
any
fellow
conditions
on
the
Naas
Kivcr
have
been
preventing
lla
plane
from
landing
there.
Overcast
Uxlay
and
tonight.
LOCAL
TIDES
Sunday.
March
6,
1949
High
4:49
18.9
feet
17;3G
15.6
feet
amateur
with
an
emergency
Vancouver
Bayonne
.06
Occasional
light
rain
tonight
tl
h'
r.
3
n
ir
i-
message.
The
Fort
Ware
operator
stated
After
delivering
the
school
I
teacliiTs
to
Aiyansh,
Scheer
will
fly
out
Naas
Itivcr
native
h:mlfn!
h:
II
ril:ivfrs
who
nrp
rnrn
-
and
tmiorrow.
Wind
today,
south
U5
mp.h.t.
Little
change
In
temperature.
I-ows
tonight
and
Smithers
and
McBride
during
j
Low
:.,
11:30
7.0
feet
23:13
9.2
feet
Mi.
I..
I
......
.r.......
t)..p(
Tl
..l..
l!
...
;
that
a
woman
was
in
great
pain
j
at
the
northern
outpost,
suffer-I
ing,
apparently,
from
appendicitis,
and
that
a
plane
should
jmr
here
for
tin
forthcoming
district
native
tournament.
ano
aa,
Masseit
jj
ana
i;,
Trince
Itupert
35
and
45.'
Bralorne
8.G5
B.B.
Con
03
B.R.X.
10
Cariboo
Quartz
L32
Congress
03
V2
Hedley
Mascot
,
42z
Pcnd.Orille
5.40
Pioneer
.
3.30
Premier
Border
03
Privateer
.19
Reeves
McDonald
2.90
FEW
WHITE
STURGEON
IIKISTOL,
Eng.,
(f
At
a
ho-1
Due
to
intensive
fishing
in
Lengthy
negotiations
Norway,
which
had
been
milled
with
Denmark
and
Sweden
in
1389,
declared
independence
in
1814,
but
thc
union
of
Norway
and
Sweden
was
not
dissolved
until
1905.
the
three
years
of
operation
at
a
reasonable
cost.
There
was,
however,
no
farm
machinery
to
break
up
the
land
after
clearing
but
they
intended
getting
in
some
big
plows
for
the
farmers
to
get
in
their
crops
quickly.
He
spoke
on
the
suitability
aud
adaptability
of
the
Dutch
settlers
who
had
come
to
the
district
and
who
are
very
pleased
with
the
treatment
they
had
received
here.
They
were
an
'
Mrs.
Claire
vcr,
dclcmUna
VI
ir
women's
it
cliampio-i;'ti'it
in
the
i
"f
the
chain-"iil
by
Winni-11-0,
JIG
clal
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Canada
for
the
white-sturgeon,
Club
here,
II.
Healey,
local
rep-ja
slow
growing
fi.sh,
there
may
lesentative
of
the
C.P.R.,
was
be
danger
of
the
extermination
elevated
new
president
for
1943.'
of
this
species.
"
Reno
-052-i
Sheep
Creek
'
137
now
clahli
Silbak
Premier
Taku
River
.30
Vananda
31
P
of
Toi'iint,o-
War
Not
Impossible-St.
Laurent
iiiml.
be
sent
in
fof
her.
McDonald
acknowledged
the
message
and
promised
to
make
contact.
He
asked
the
Fort
Ware
operator
to
stand
by
for
advice
on
progress.
Then,
McDonald
went
Into
action.
He
'phoned
Frank
Pa.r-operator
of
station
VE7AN.K.
and
juked
him
to
try
and
contact
Priuee
.George.
;ile
also
got
in
touch
with
W.
W.
Wrathall
and
asked
him
to
contact
Burns
Lake
or
Fort
St.
James
on
ills
VE7LK
station."
Mr.
Wrathall
was
able
to
reach
W.
S.
Lake
ol
station
VE
,7UQ
at
Burns
Lake
who.
In
turn;;
got
in
touch
with
Fort
St.
James
by
telegraph.
Mr.
Leake
is
Canadian
Government
Telegraphs
operator
afBurns
Lake.
j
"
.
;
J"imiiV
SainJs
asset
to
any
community.
Mr.
Bowman
thought
that
there
should
be
an
Experimental
Farm
here
and
that
it
should
be
pressed
fur.
ls
f
the
men's
Ken
For-'
wi
nrray
oi
1
Hwiiip.on
of
TOWPATH
WALKS'
ItAKCKMION
IIONOK
Should
Be
Realistic,
Says
Salmon
Gold
-
17
Spud
Valley
.07
Oils
7
Anglo
Canadian
4.40
A
P.
Con.
-,.
-23
Atlantic
73
Calmont
40
nuksim;
isisiijc
BEING
REBUILT
him
in
the
NORTHAMPTON,
England
W
Canadian
Prime
Minister
fii!!V.itinii
tiiu
-Bargemen
on
canals
between
K'
ii
Mere-
lo
H.
iAMidon
and
ltirmingliani
Dave
-
,
christened
the
waterway
system;
M(JNTKUAL
(CD
LVilllO
Minister
St.
LwiPt'llt
SAVOYS
BEAT
BROWNWOOD
S
Close
Battle
Continues
For
Senior
Basketball
Play-off
Spots
Ward's
Way'
in
honor
of
u
-
,
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,l(,rsmi
woulil
lack
"most
elcmentarv
woman
with
one
of
thc
largest
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realism
to
consider
that
another
war
was
an
impossi
TEDOINOTON.
Middlesex,
Eng.
(f-
Pedestrians
will
be
uble
to
walk
130
miles
along
plcuresipic
towpaths
between
Teddinglon
Ciieklade
when
towpaths
are
restored.
About
50,000
($200,0001
Is
to
be
spent
on
resloraon
of
lovvpalhs
out
of
funds
provided
by
Thames
Conservatory
and
local
authorities,
the
London
County
Council
and
the
government.
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nursing
piaiLxn
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Leduc
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Home
Oil
1125
Mercury
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Pacific
Pete
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Canadian
w
.OD'i
Toronto
Atliona
.".
It
HCOKKS
nasi
''"illaiHi
2
-and
i
The
nurse
Sister
Mary
Ward,
uuu,y.
men:
ir
nu
uuiun-
tuat
wui
is
1vun.1a1.1nj
iinu
1
came
home
to
iier
cotuige
at
am
sure
that,
if
we
fyllow
our
)resent
firm
policy,
we.
nearby
Beure
stoke
aiu-r
nurs-
(-;m
avoid
war,"
he
said,
"but
one
would
have
to
be
Savoys
defeated
Brownwoods
bis
Angelc,
s
3.
inn
overseas
during
the
war.
lacking
In
'
almost
elementary
47
to
37
in
last,
night's
league
realism
to
consider
war
an
1m-
She
treated
a
worker
from
the
TT.
......
P-.nol
o.lfl
)in
Fight
Caterpillars
'vliHelior,sr.
An
hour
and
three-quarters
after
the
original
message
had
been
received,
word
was
passed
to
Fort
Ware
that
there
'way
a
plane
at
Fort
St.
James
but
no
pilot.'
An
hour
later,
Prince
George
reported
a
similar
pre-'
dicament.
Shortly
afterward,
VE7AAU
at
Prince
George
"was
in
Indirect
communication
with
Fort,!
Ware
and
arrangements
were
-
being;
made
to
have
a
plane
flowiOn
fixture
to
join
Bo-Me-Hl
in
a
tic
for
third
place
in
the
Senior
Basketball
loop.
Brownwoods
her
name
became
known
along
With
Imported
Wasps
!
possibility."
1
Mr.
St.
Laurent
spoke
at
a
iKichelieif
Club
luncheon.
He
ItA
Pi
1
r
rv
a
in
TINT
arc
still
ln
second
place
far
below
the
league-leading
Co-ops'
the
twisJing
waterways.
Wlieii;
,U),,ANNESl.tUi:G.
Many;
the
canals
were
nationalized,
rnilt.grwcrs
and
'
bec-ke
epms
j
blamed
Russia
for
current
international
unrest.
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..
5.35
Aumaque
Beattie
Bevcourt
Bobjo
'.....:
Buffalo
Canadian
Consol.
Smelters
....
Conwest
Dynalda
El
don
a
East
Sullivan
("UKrxi
UKAHIi
IN
mii
IU
UP-NEW
BRIDGES
AEMENTS
TLELL
JOB
Sister
warn
rcc.eiven
ou.u
f(.a.
lhal
llc
thousands
of
para-status.
Now
seven
major
ruins,
wasl)s
Mnf(
imptnled
from
and
British
Canals,'
have
en-
flic
United
States
to,
attack
the
listed
her
services.
karoo
caterpillar
pest
hi
South
as
soon
as
possible.
BIG
SKI
MEET
IS
ON
SUNDAY
v-a-..ss.
Africa,
will
eventually
grow
in-"
to
an
army
of
hec-kiUtrs
and
and
a
keep
contest
is
still
going
on
for
play-off
position.
Half-time
score
last
night
was
24
to
18
for
Savoys
Who
kept
the
lead
throughout
the
play.
Mel
Thompson
wns
high
scorer
for
Brownwoods
with
12
and
Ted
Arney
for
Savoys
with
22.
In
the
opening
game
of
the
evening
Fashion
-
Footwear
trampled
High
School
'M
lo
18
God's
,
Lake
.
.42
!
lruit
stingers.
.'
Old
Country
llardroek
.:.
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Hritih
Columbia
for
the
year
10,
ly
Ho11-
K.
C.
Carson,
minister
of
public
iislatuie
yesterday
are
substantially
Harricana
07
&
Such
fears
are
groundless,
said
an
official
of
thc
Department
of
Agriculture.
These
insects,
he
said,
resemble
the
Football
REVELSTOKK,
World
skiing
records
may
topple
Sunday
when
some
of
the
greatest
lleva
09
M:
tangle
on
uie
Wggcst
jumping
.
,i
to
forge
out
,.
,.....,..,
further
ahead
,.j
in
IS'H't
f.r
tlie
coming
year
is
SM(oj
Bombers
Bid
For
,t
Star
Varsity
Man
V
TORONTO,
)-Bob
Master-son,
who
last
year
coached
the
University
of
Toronto
to
Its
first
football
championship
since
1936,
ls
considering
an
offer
from
the
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers.
The
Bombers
offered
him
a
two-year
contract
at
$3,000.
a
figure
which
the
.University
cannot
match.
(
wasp
only
in
appearance,
and
.do
not
have
the
same,
habits
or
:
appetites.
hill
in
North
America
which
was
recently
rebuilt
In
honor
of
t.lip
m-psil.
.vniirkii:ni
Npls
Ni1!-
the
Intermediate
League
where
Merchants,
High
School
and
,
vinclal
highway
generally,
rroni
plete
reconstruction
of
the
Port
,
Clements
-
Tlell
Highway
on
son.
The
ski
hill
ls
guaranteed
Morgan's
arc
still
battling
for
safe
for
300-foot
flights.
'
Vy
-position.
Half
-
tune
Peter
Ilugstead.
Norway
1948
score
was
20
to
6
for
the
shoe-
Scoltisli
Cup,
Fourth
Koiind
Hearts
2,
Dundee
4
Hibernian
0,
Kast
Fife
2
Rangers
4,
Pal
t
ick.
Thistle
0
StcnhouKcinuir
0,
Clyde
1
Scottish
LeaKiie.
Division
A
Albion
Hovers
2.
Aberdeen
1
,,.it
vu
fI1
1
1
1
1
1
I
.:
1
1
:i
I
k
Dost
They
are
only
.a
quarter
to
a
third
of
an
inch
long,
and
it
I
will
take
years
to
ascertain
just
I
how
effectively
they
arc
at-t
tacking
the
karoo
caterpillar.
The
reasons
for
importing
these
insects,
It
was
stated
is
""t'S
$ir,,(M)o
Queen
CliarlotU'
Islands
and.
as
$l!t5.(mo.
1
an
nounced
yesterday,
re-
IIosco
2717'2
Jacknile
-04
Juliet
Quebec
.36
Lake
Rowan
08
Lapaska
05
Little
Long
Lac
73
.
Lynx
12
Madseu
Red
Lake
.2.57
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
.42
McLeod
Cockshutt
-96
Moneta
-
-43
Negus
..-
-.
2.24
Noranda
54
50
Louvicourt
26!2
Pickle
Crow
....................
2.05
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......i.;........u..
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San
Antonio
4.00
Senator
Rouyn
:.
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icrpiu,,
'construction
of
the
highway
$135,000
y'ar.
was
wm
I
rlm'
Rupert
l
Port
.
Edward
and
a
section
of
the
OLD
Basketball
Olympic
jump
chump,
tops
the
men.
Sharpe
led
the
mgn
list
which
includes
top
jumpers
School
scorers
with
8
while
Oill
ol
Canada
and
the
U.S.
'
was
high
for
Fashion
with
12.
.
j
Don
Forward
and
Fred
Cal-
LUXURY
AN
ENEMY
J
derone
shared
refereeing
duties
LAMBROOK,
Somersetshire,
and
it
was
also
made
known
Eng.
(M
"Comfortable
arm-
with
some
gratification
that
chairs'
and
sofas
are
the
great-
Johnny
Comadina
would
be
back
est
enemies
of
old
people,
said
on
trie
Senior
League
floor
again
TIMERS
''('nun
ce
",i;ilwuy
U1C
vicinity
oi
iviu-'
vole
tl
I-
"s,
wanga
west
of
Hazclton.
that,
he
natural
parasites
vvhiel
(originally
police!
owing
to
snow
Scheduled
for
November
27.
,
att
ack
the
eaten
pillar
are
no
work
properly,
and
Morton
'
0.
Falkirk
1
(originally
J'"'"?
,
,
,
for
.
Jainun
i.,,
y
5oi
29)
(
j
the
pest
is
increasing.
The
uara-scheduled
dmonal
pn.
(An
nther
scheduled
games'
cies
of
caterpillar
insluding
th
v'ay
uii(irt.
i
'
Bridges
expected
to
be
built
TONIGHT
AT
7:15
Ladies
Old
Timers
vs.
Dom's
Men
Old
Timers
vs.
All
Stars
Only
Rush
Seats
available
50c
Come
Early
o
be
sure
of
seat
as
,v,u&mgs
in
Skeena
ridlnor
durintr
the
-..uuucea
npnrl
1
hv
r.
,1
,
,
wiuuig
year
inciuue
xrorpuyiji
73,
on
his
next
week
in
his
aruiterlai
Creek,
$50,000,
and
Skeena
sus
nostponed
due
to
Scottish
Cup'
cutworm,
the
bollworm
and
also
Alderman
J.
C.J.ane
play1
.Mi!-'
,
the
common
meal
moth.
j
golden
wedding
auhl
n,)rth
h-
vcrsary.
capacity.
anspro-
pension,
$150,000.
;
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