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8.
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Injured
Jockey
Now
Employed
At
Race
Track
BOWIE,
Md.
(API
It
was
eight
year
ago
that
jockey
George
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HELPFUL
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A
COMPRESSOR
STATOR,
with
its
thousands
of
delicately
machined
blades.
Is
checked
at
a
Toronto
jet-engine
clinic
by
Inspector
Albert
Stansfield
(top
photo
I.
The
engines,
which
power
the
pecdy
Sabre
jets,
are
a
complex
collection
of
pipes,
wiring
and
thousands
of
delicate
parts.
The
pressurized
casket
belowl
housing
a
J-47
jet
engine
Is
removed
and
the
engine
made
ready
for,
overhaul.
Previously
the
RCAF
had
been
forced
tt
send
the
engines
to
the
United
States
for
overhauling.
VANCOl'VKR
American
Standard
20
Bralorne
4.35
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02
Cariboo
Quartz
1.15
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06'j
Cronin
Bablne
18
Oiant
Maiicot
48
Indian
08'i
Pend
Oreille
5
00
Pioneer
1
S5
Premier
Border
Privateer
Reeve
McDonald
fheep
Creek
Silbak
Premier
Taku
River
Vananda
Rpud
Valley
Silver
Standard
1.10
Western
Uranium
2
55
811-Van
.42
Dorreen
.281.4
Faitella
.62
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
......
685
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Con
.32
Cnlmont
1
52
Home
Oil
990
Mercury
.20
Royal
Canadian
.16
TORONTO
Athona
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.17
Aumarjue
io
Beattie
Dcqufiine
.
.35
Bevrourt
.70
Buffalo
Canadian
.23
M
Con
Smelters
27
50
Conwent
4
85
Dorialda
.70
Eldona
.40
Eatt
Rullivun
5
35
God
Lake
.98
Ilardrock
.18
Harrlcana
.10
Duvex
.44
Joliet
Quebec
30
Little
Long
Lac
.73
Lynn
13
Madnen
Red
Lake
1
50
McKenzle
Red
Lake
.
.32
Moneta
.45
Negus
.
,
.16
Nuranda
..
..
74.50
Petrol
Oil
Ac
Oa
.61
New
Senator
.20
Kherritt
Gordon
4
80
Steep
Rock
7.45
Silver
Miller
87
BOXING
Saturday
Night
!
or
;
I
j
Annunciation
I
School
ANNUNCIATION
CLUB
versus
TERRACE
!
TBN
DERS
!
CjIALED
TENDKIIS.
adUresaed
to
the
j
nnder-litned
and
marked
TTN-
PKR
FOR
BUILDINGS
AT
MclNNES
1
fRIND
".
will
be
received
Up
to
U
joVloc
noon,
MONDAY,
APRIL
91,
j
IflSS.
for
the
erection
of
a
combined
i
fog
alarm
building
and
light
tower.
:
and
three
acparote
dwellings
for
Aids
i
to
Ntivieation
Rer
vices
at
Mctnnea
Island
approximateiv
twenty
mlics
from
Bella
Bella.
B
C.
1
Plana,
kpecificattona.
labour
con-Idttlons.
contract
farm,
form
of
ten
der
and
return
tender
envelope
may
be
obtained
on
application
to
the
District
Murine
Agent,
Department
of
Transport.
Besner
Block.
3rd
Av-
I
nue
tPO.
Box
89).
Prince
Hupert.
I
B
C.
upon
receipt
of
an
accepted
cheque
made
payable
vo
the
Receiver
Ocnerai
of
Canada
for
the
mint
of
$iS
00.
This
cheque
will
be
returned
upon
the
return
of
the
plans
and
specification
in
Rood
eonditioQ.
Ad
ditional
Information.
If
required.
Oldtime
Smithers
Resident,
Roy
Calderwood
Laid
to
Rest
SMITHERS
Funeral
services
travelled
uprlver
aboard
the
;
Walker,
once
the
leading
steepie-j
chae
rider
In
the
U.S.,
was
carried
from
the
track
with
a
I
spinal
injury
that
was
beyond
rerair.
He
was
aboard
T.
T.
Mott's
Chen
In
that
teeplechase
and
jthe
horse
fell
heavily
during
the
i
race.
Walker
was
paralyze!
from
the
hips
down.
Now
George
la
back
at
the
track,
rilling
a
wheelchair
instead
of
a
jumper
.
George's
return
to
racing
be-ean
Uut
year
at
Pimlleo
and
Bowie
where
he
was
given
a
job
in
the
stable
area,
checking
the
arrival
of
horse
vans.
He
worked
Irom
his
special
car
which
he
drives
hlme!fand
he
asked
no
vors.
GcO.:g
Was
pro;nclcd
lo
the
racing
secretary's
staff
here
this
lAirini
as
.custodian
of
foal
cer-'
tlflenlpk
A
native
of
Mason
City,
Iowa,;
he
has
come
a
long
way
since
that
day
after
the
accident
whenj
doctors
said
he'd
never
stand
on
hi
own
feet
again,
much
less
ride
a
horse.
When
the
word
got
around,
George's
friends
In
racing
collected
more
than
$3,500
to
buy
a
special
automobile
for
him.
Mrs.
Walker
went
to
work
as
a
tjovernment
clerk
and
George
no's
over
h's
wife's
housekeeping
chores.
Furniture
and
appii-nees
In
their
home
were
rearranged
so
he
could
take
care
of
himself.
It
was
on
a
trip
back
to
the
track
that
officials
realised
his
capabilities
were
being
wasted
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
Schedule
trips
to:
Kitimat
and
Kemano
Tuesdays
and
Friday
St
wort
and
Alice
Arm
Mondays
and
Thursdays
ir
Chorter
Service
ir
Contract
Flying
Agents:
CRAWFORD
MOORE
TRAVEL
AGENCIES
I
Phones
i'6
and
SZ9
DELUXE
PRESS
"Gestetner"
Duplicating
Circular
Letters
Mont
nly
Bulletins
any
kind
of
Business
-
forms.
Direct
mail
advertising,
etc.
30
-
40
lej
than
tegular
printing.
Phone
383
P.O.
Box
99
733
2nd
Av.
W.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Giv
as
your
mailing
list
,
!
We
d
th
rest.
CREER
&
BRIDDEN
LTD.
Builder
and
Contractors
New
Construction,
Repatrs,
Foundations
and
Re-roofing
215-lst
Ave.
W.
.Phone
909
P.O.
Box
721
FOR
YOUR
ROCK
AND
CONCRETE
WORK
EVERY
JOB
GUARANTEED
We
Pour
Cement
For
Less
Phone
Blue
939
CHOP
SUEY
.
.
.
...CHOWMEIN
Open
6
p.m.
3:30
a.m.
Hollywood
Cafe
For
Outside
Orders
Phone
133
All
There
ACCOUNTANTS
nw.wi.
-"iflnr,
Income
16
Kp-f
taiiKt.
rj.
o.
KtIrK
nionciMiiminr.
Irtl:i.
(20m)!
.U.ENT
WANTED
DISTRIBUTOR
want7dfor
Prince
Rupert
and
district.
New
automotive
product
to
be
released
in
Canada.
Requires
about
$7
.000
(Hi
Larger
territory
available,
If
you
mean
biihines.i
wnti
:
Box
J7
Dally
New.
in)
CAKS
FOR
SAl.lT
FOR
ftA!.fc
1950
Monarch
Private
Excellent
condition
$1975.
See
it
at
New
Royal
Hotel.
Ask
for
Oeorge.
FOR
8AI
.E
Credit
note
on
new
I'lymouih
cur
ul
discount
Green
407.
igflpi
.
i.nsr
am
nii
Nii
LOST
Hlue
budgie
Reward
Phone
Red
v.n
I81!pi
iifi.r
wanted
Mm;
WANTED
A
man
to
start
Iii
own
bumne'w
Almost
no
money
required.
Sewing
ma-
(time
Mtr)enep
helpful
t,
it
not
enjnii.il
Reply
If
l
I
Lot
5!i'l
Daily
News
1
8!)
I
HHP
WANTED
I
EM
ALE
WANTED
St
nurntplier'.
bookkeeper
Apply
Large
Clin
ic,
2nd
Ave.
iH4)
1
simrniN
wanted
1
WIDOW,
expetii
need
in
baby
carp,
reference;
will
tend
bahy
and
do
light
woik
for
working
couple
or
working
mother.
Box
840,
Daily
New
idr.8
lot:
stit.
KKvnui.i-s
I
wit
less
e
o
I.
Phone
6:,
I'hilpott,
Evltt
At
Co.
ttd.
(et
NOW
IN
STOCK!
Gossard
NURSING
BRA
Drop
Shoulder
THE
STORK"
SHOPPE
Pnone
Blue
810
82c)
FOR
KAl.E-MiMellanrous"
furniture.
Move
and
heaicr.
approximately
VHKlOO
Maybe
I
run
iwiive
your
hniMnt
problem,
too.
Low
rent
Please
contact
Box
flil.
Daily
News
184)
FOR
SAI
E
Combination
record
pluyer
and
phonosraph.
like
new
Phone
Ulue
081
84r
Ft')H
SAI
E
Wentimrhoti.se
wash-inn
machine
.
SW
00
Good
condition.
W73
Ftr?
Overlook
(871
FOR
SAI.K
Flowercraft
snn-jiiies
Civic
Centre
82
FOR
SAI.F
Window
boxes
Oreen
986
8flpl
FOR
RALE
-Restaurant
etpilp-menl.
or
rent
as
Is
Box
A.19.
Daily
New.
I86p)
FOR
SAI.F
Dohcrty
piano
and
bench
Phone
Green
788
afier
6
82
Ft
III
ItfVt
VQll
Vn
$T
-C.irrier
loTet?A-ler
HIiM-k,
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Strict:
Oil-O-Miitlf
hot
water
heatint:
owner
will
decorate
to
suit
tenant
Also
two
stores
on
Sixth
Street,
rould
be
used
us
one
litrce
store.
See
Prince
Rupert
Really,
345
Third
Ave.
II)
FOR
RENT
Business
woman
will
share
with
another,
expenses
of
small
furnished
two-bedroom
house.
Ptmne
Red
769.
1
85
FDR
RENT
Unfurnished
three-room
apartment
No
children.
Phone
Clreen
168
after
6
m.
83pi
FOR
RENT
2
slncle
rooms,
one
doiilile
rtxim
with
twin
beds
Board
If
desired.
Gentlemen
only.
812
2nd
West.
83
FOR
RENT
Suite
and
llcht
housekeeping
room.
221
5tn
East.
86p)
rOR
RENT
2-room
RUlt2
fur
nlshed.
Working
couple
pre
ferred
Call
after
5.
1344
8th
Ave.
East.
I83p
ROOM
FOR
RENT
Red
471.
(84)
FOR
a
1953
HERTZ
U-DRIVE
Car,
Phone
09.
(94)
SINGER
GEWINO
CENTRK
rent
portable
maehlnci.
Phone
864.
c
FOR
RENT
Two
large
semi-f
nrnished
housekeeping
rooms.
Central.
Phone
Green
241
evenings.
(82)
WANTEI
TO
K.M
WANTED
TO
RENT
Furnished
-
house
or
apartment
for
two
or
three
months.
CPA.
PO.
Box
339
or
phone
795.
(83p)
WANTFD
TO
RENT
Two-bed
room
house.
Phone
Reel
14j
(82p)
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CASH
rOR
Scrap;
eopper,
braiw,
batUrle.
raoiator.
PlKine
54J
Call
33
bt.it
Avs.
Wwt
C
WANTED
TO
BUY-Puppy
for
child
pet.
Large
breed.
Black
624
iltpi
KF.AL
I
STATE
REVENUE
HOME
,
Duplex
consi.stinK
of
two
four-room
fully
modern
suite,
all
larne
rooms,
hot
air
furnace,
automatic
oil
burner.
Also
three-room
cottage
at
rear.
Prekent
revenue
1150
per
mont
h.
Can
be
lncreaed
oy
renting
th-i
cottage.
Armstronp;
Apcncics
Ltd.
Phone
J42
Black
197
evenings
ni
;
SPECIAL
Beautifully
furnished
wartime
four
with
garage
In
cement
basement
Iot
37','
X
100'.
Sandy
soil
mo
musket
i.
Immediate
possession.
P
r
I
e
S58M00
Terms
arranged.
Exclusive
listing.
Armstrong
AfrcnciOi
Ltd.
Phone
342
Black
137
cvenlne
It
FOR
SALE
In
Terrace
Three-room
Iniuse
on
U
ucie.
Has
electricity
and
well
with
hand
pump.
Has
50
00
per
month
revenue
Apply
or
write
John
Lrvlnkv.
Box
8'
Keith
Ave-nue.
Terrace.
BC
84
Sure
w
have
houses
for
sale!
1.
2
bedrooms
close
in.
A
bar
gain
at
5780
O0.
2.
Brand
new
with
2
bedrooms.
$4f00
00
handles.
New
home
Close
In.
Cement
basement
with
saMR'.
Nh
e
buy.
v.i
2
room
cabin
with
1
lots.
Cheap
for
ouick
sale.
5.
Wartime
4
8th
East.
6.
Close
to
town
2
bedrooms.
Revenue
suite
In
basement
7.
Unfinished
house
$1000
00
handles
Take
your
pick
and
let
us
show
It
to
von.
T
NORTON
YOUNOS
Real
F.state
ti
Insurance
Phone
451
Res.
648
(34c
TAXIS
and
TRANSFERS
CITY
TRANSFER
Lonq
Distance
CRATINQ
and
TACKING
Furniture
Movers
FURNITURE
STORAGE
Household
Effect
Moved
to
or
from
any
point
In
B
C.
Phone
950
Flrit
Ave,
and
McBrlde
BATTERY
SERVICE
RUPERT
Battery
Shop,
a:t4
East
3rd
Ave.
phon
Blue
l?6.
Re.
pairs,
recharging
anr1
rebuilding.
Virk-
euaranteo.
tel
IN
RR
EMTATT
OP
HAROLD
EDGAR
MILLER.
DECEASED.
TAKE
NOTICE!
tht
Admlnlntni-tor,
duly
pplm
by
(he
Court,
of
the
estkte
of
Hnrold
Edr
Miller,
whn
dim
kl
Prlnek
Rupert,
Province
o(
Brmh
Columliik,
on
the
Mth
dsy
of
Pfibrukry.
IBS.1.
I
require
all
ei
eilltori
and
others
having
clalm
airmnst
the
kiilit
tkte
to
aentt
the
win
mi
me.
properly
veilBed,
at
the
aditreu
mentlonee)
below
on
Or
before
the
31st
day
fl
May,
1983.
after
which
dote
I
nhall
proceed
to
dl-trlhuto
the
pstute
to
thoee
entitled
by
law,
having:
regard
only
to
uoh
claims
of
which
I
aliall
then
have
lwi
nnllSerf
AND
FURTHER
TAKE
NOTICE
ihut
all
Demons
indbeted
to
the
aaid
entute
are
required
to
poy
their
tn-debtedneKt
to
me
forthwith
DATtD
at
Prlnck
Rupert,
B.C.,
thj
!
7th
fly
of
April,
!.i
,ifiod
KatM
4
30
p
m.
""X
Pre
.,
ni'):irilUn.
J
r
,.r
w.ird
IXT
m""
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-
Si.
50
rents;
Cards
,
id-.-ittl
Notices,
'i'
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May
12
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May
14.
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East
Kwin-
Hhi
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cordon
L.
ifrrnce,
n
r.
ii
A
l
"Inlander"
to
Hazelton,
and
by
stage
to
Telkwa.
After
spending
the
first
win-
tcr
there
they
moved
by
pack
horse
to
what
was
to
become
the
site
of
the
Village
of
Smlth-
ers
in
1913.
Thf
deceased
auenoea
Smith-,
,.rs
Hjgn
scl.ool,
then
the
Uni-
r
Versity
of
Washington.
Ill
health;
caused
him
to
change
his
plan
ned
vocatijii
as
an
electrical
i
engineer.
Afler
taking
a
business
course)
at
Tacoma,
Wash.,
he
returned!
to
Smithers.
He
w
as
employed
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways;
until
1940
when
he
bought
the
business
he
was
operating
l
hts'
death.
.
I
Last
January
he
visited
En-:
terprize
Uranium
Mine
at
Boul-
i
tier,
Montana,
seeking
relief
from
the
pain
and
discomfort
of
arthritis.
,
;
Mr
Calderwood
was
secretary
of
smithers
EH
trict
Chamber
of
pommerce
for
10
years
and
was
a
past
president.
He
was
He
as
married
to
Catherine
M.
Colli,
in
May
1943
and
is
survived
by
his
widow
and
five
girls.
His
mother,
Mrs.
J.
O.
Calderwood
also
survives.
Requiem
Hiah
Mass
was
conducted
by
Rev.
Father
Peter
Keane
in
St.
Joseph
s
Church.
Honorary
pallbearers
were
M.
R.
Robertson.
C.
Millar.
R.
Smith
and
S.
Robinson.
Pallbearers
were
R
H.
Dunlop,
C.
Gooriacre.
M.
A.
Raymond,
O.
n.
uosKins,
A
H.
Dockrill
and
H.
B.
Leach.
BEST
OF
FOOD
FINEST
OF
COOKING
FOR
TAKE
Ol'T
ORDERS
Phone
200
Broadway
Cafe
Little
Man
Who
Isn't
H
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Ci.n,
AUCTIONEER
.
Phone
Black
846
and
Red
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DINING:
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SPARKLING
NEWi
SURROUNDINGS
t
Commodore
Csfe
Prince
George
Luxury
Steamer
SAILS
FOR
I
VANCOUVER
A'
and
IntcrmeUiate
Por.ls
Each
Thursday
at
11
:1."
p.m.
.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
Midnit;lit
Comfort
ar.d
ScrvWc
For
rratlona
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or
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Bulger
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D.C
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Hrs.
10:30-12:30:
2:00-5:00
Eves
:
by
appointment
only
21
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2'i
Besner
Block
r
Phon
s
B'ue
442
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G.
HELGERSON
LIMITED
REAL
ESTATE
&
INSURANCE
Phone
96,
Evenings
Black
899
SCOTT
McLAREN
CHARTERED
ACCOUN
TANT
James
Block
60S
-3rd
Ave.
V.
Prince
Rupert,
BC.
Phone
347
P-G.
Box
374
PRECISION
SAW
FILING
All
Types
of
Saws
Sharpened
215
1st
Ave.
W.
Phone
!WJ
1
By
CHIC
YOUNG
were
held
Tuesday
for
Roy
W.
j
tttiaerwooa.
simmers
real
es-
u
tate,
ins'iranceman
and
notary
public,
who
died
in
Bulkley
Val-
tley
District
hospital
last
Satur-
day.
Mr.
Calderwood
was
the
first
wime
cuiiu
in
me
oiniuiris
mia,
,
HI
family
came
to
the
district
ifrom
Butte,
Montana,
where
he
was
born
in
1907.
They
arrived
;at
Port
Eineton,
at
the
mouth
iof
the
Skeena
River
in
1911
and
Dulles
Warns
,
Of
Russian
:
Threat
to
US
:
j
WASHINGTON
State
Sec-;
'
rctary
John
Foster
Dulles
told
;
Conpress
Monday
that
the
Unit-
j
ed
States
faces
the
"greatest;
peril
in
its
history''
and
cannot
,
stand
alone,
w
ithout
its
nlJies,
!
against
the
threat
of
fcoviet
Russia.
.
j
;
.
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;-
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bibic
made
tiie
statement
inhilso
a
member
of
the
E'ks.
who
opening
the
administration's
!
attended
the
funeral
In
a
body.
fi;ht
against
proposed
eonstitu-j
tior.al
amendments
to
curb
the
president's
treaty-making
powers.
Burns
Profit
Up
$200,000
CALGARY
P
The
hiKhest
i
peacetime
income
in
the
history
;
of
Burns
and
Co.
Ltd.
is
disclosed
in
the
annual
report
for
1952
j
released
by
R.
J.
Dinning,
prcsi-
dent.
The
record
is
-attributed
to
the
increased
output
through
Can-
;
Indian
packing
plants
during
the
United
States
embargo
on
livestock
after
the
foot-and-mouth
outbreak
in
February.
1952.
Mr.
Dinning
said
the
1952
tax
Income
Increased
25
per
cent
over
the
previous
year
with
a
profit
of
$634,435
from
packing
plant
operations,
equivalent
to
57
cents
on
each
$100
of
sales.
The
over-all
total
profit
with
dividend
from
subsidiaries
increased
from
$690,094
to
$898,-198.
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v
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OF
MV
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gee.
cocke.
soti
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!
everything
V
FATHER
IS
THE
BEST
I
v
.
f;No
him
.
v
.
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II
,
.
N
'
4
I
!
'
with
regard
to
auch
work
may
be
obtained
from
the
aforementioned
District
Marine
Agent.
Each
tender
must
be
accompanied
by
security
deposit
equal
to
ten
per
eent
(10)
of
the
tender
price.
In
the
form
of
a
certified
cheque
on
a
Canadian
chartered
bank,
made
payable
to
the
order
of
the
Receiver
General
of
Canada,
or
Government
of
Canada
bonds
at
par.
or
bonds
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
or
ita
constituent
companies
unconditionally
guaranteed
by
the
Oovernment
of
Canada
at
par.
which
security
deposit
will
be
forfeited
in
the
event
of
a
tenderer
refusing
to
enter
Into
a
contract
on
the
basis
of
hla
tender
If
called
upon
to
do
so,
or
falling
to
satisfactorily
complete
such
eon-tract.
Cheques
of
unsuccessful
tenderers
will
be
returned.
Any.
tender
not
accompanied
by
a
security
deposit
as
described
will
not
be
considered.
The
Department
does
uot
bind
itself
to
accept
the
lowest
or
auy
tender.
T.
T.
COLLINS.
Secretary.
Department
of
Transport,
?v
Ottawa,
Ontario,
March
It,
l53
1
.
.(Mo)
OORITCIJI
ritAnr.n
rviwco,
Official
AdtnlnlatTator.
Prlne
Rupert,
BC
tAi,,lS,l(p
182)
RENT
House.
(86p)
WANTED
TO
Blue
331.