PROVINCIAL
LISSA1I,
ORMES
ill!
VICTORIA,
2.
C.
113
DRUGS
"daily
t;""
DELIVERY
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
1
ni
.
Of
I
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupeit,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VK,:
VOL.
XLI,
No.
10
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
6ATURDAV,
JANUARY
12.
1952
TEN
CENTS
(including
comic
section)
i
ra
TPo
no
SiiTOi
ir-uimuoiiyipj
fflpvovors
1TAR
V
CABS
jaiho
dispatched
Search
Si
I
1
M
at?
Wrecka
"-:-.'T
Captain
Spurns
Movie
Fortune
Eden
Sees
Peace
Ahead
But
Way
Will
be
Long
and
Hard
Big
Day
at
Kincolith
I'nique
Presentation
to
Mark
Transfer
of
C'bicftainsbip
b
I
Ullll
llul
the
Way
Will
He
Lone
and
Hard
if
t:
"
'
NEW
YORK
Addressing
t
s
'I
1
,1
1.
vr
A
bia
dnv
sixm
is
in
store
lor
convocation
ot
Columbia
Uiiiver
US
Rejects
Red
Protest
v.
the
people
of
Nislifta
or
Gitkadcn,
!
sity
where
he
received
an
hon-at
Kiivcolith.
on
the
Naas
River,
1
0
arv
doctorate
of
laws
yester-
T
"W
w
FALMOUTH.
England
9
Capt.
Kurt
Carlsen,
shy
little
sea
captain.today
turned
down
the
glamor
of
Hollywood
and
its
money,
offered
for
the
lights
to
his
saga
of
courage
and
endurance
aboard
his
ship,
the
Flying
Enterprise.
Firmly,
the
37-year-old
skip-'pjr
said
nobody
was
going
to
buy
him
away
from
the
sea.
Carlsen
said
he
Just
Is
not
interested
in
offers
totalling
between
30.000
and
40,000
for
and
to
top
the
celebration
which
i
aay,
British
Foreign
Secretary
VICTORIA
Wreckage
found
yesterday
in
the
vicinity
of
the
j
point
in
.the
Pacific
Ocean
f:-.r
northwest
of
th
Mp
of
Vancou-Iver
Island
where
the
American
freighter
Pennsylvania
is
bf
iicv-I
ed
to
have
sunk,
but
there
was
no
!
trace
of
the
crew
of
46
men
who
j
were
last
reported
to
have
mnele
their
getaway
in
four
lifeboats.
The
weather
ship
Stonetown,
j
conducting
a
round
the
cli'k
1
search,
found
a
hatch
cover
and
s
v.
V
irs?--
will
accompany
the
transfer
ol
Anthony
Eden
said:
"the
begin-ing
of
world
peace
is
visible
but
"
United
WASHINGTON
f
the
way
will
be
long
and
hard
"I
-
?'
chieftainship,
a
unique
presentation
will
be
made.
The
presentation
is
a
large
certificate
which
repeats
three
j
States
Friday
injected'
the
new
,
u.
J:
Russian
protest
that
the
United
pfirtance
'
u'ldln8
"P
""B"
j
states
is
financing
subversive
aiuials
of
Indian
history.
Aging
;
armed
strength
to
stem
commun-Chlrf
Hci
bert
Tkatquogags"
1
st
aggression.
activities
in
Europe
against
the
film
and
story
rights
to
his
long
rinpl
with
sea
and
eale
aboard
!
lumber.
Soviets.
The
Russians
have
sent
the
United
States
a
second
note.
Uoolan
will
tac
pride
in
dpsiow-lng
the
lioiior
received
by
his
loi
bearers
on
the
newest
head
Shipping
Red
of
liis
band
yet
to
be
named.
I
IT
hid
ill-fated
freighter
which
United
States
coast
guard
air-sank
37
miles
out
in
the
Atlan-
I
craft
sighted
fifteen
boxes
and
a
tic
Thursday.
'
number
of
drums
with
yellow
He
wants
only
two
things
ends,
to
get
back
to
his
wife
and
The
search
for
possible
stir-two
daughters
in
Woodbridge,
j
vivors
by
surface
and
aircraft
New
Jersey,
and
"then
get
an-
I
continues
today,
othei
ship."
!
SEARCH
SPLKRKI)
j
Spurred
on
by
the
finding
1
charging
that
funds
included
in
j
tne
new
mutual
security
act
are
I
being
used
for
subversive
pro-i
grams
against
them,
j
Lincoln
White,
a
state
depart-I
ment
press
officer,
told
a
report
;r;
,
Behind
all
the
ceremonies
it
an
8
x
10-inch
document
issued
to
the
fi
st
chief
under
the
Ind
Hot
Ingots
ian
Act
Jantwry
0,
1894,
and
I
presented
by
Uie
first
Indian
MONTREAL
For
the
first
time
We
rejected
the
new
Russian
agent
on
the
West
Coast,
the
late
a
red
hot
steel
ingot
ls
being
;
nllnnriiinnx
AAmniDl
nlv
arirl
ctrinH
Ul.4.,J
Kto
.toil
fr,n
Vlontroul
am-sunuiio
""U"v
nu
oocumrnt.
also
siriico
oy(-
,'
ty
our
previous
answer,
ine
the
well-known
late
George
Mor
,
United
States
told
Russia
lines
of
the
Canadian
Na-.
.
.
h,,.
of
the
debris
ana
iloating
rar:o,
air
and
sea
searchprs
pointed
today
toward
a
smaller
area
south-wast
of
the
spot
where
the
Pennsylvania
was
last
heard
from
Wednesday.
'
The
floating
material,
sighted
UN
Approves
Joint
Army
a
distance
of
j"'
"
uc'
"r
ary
on
the
Haas,
Rev.
i.
B.
Mc-!
Uona
R'W.ayS'
Cullagh,
gave
chieftainship
to
!
OTer
ow
rt..
...
,
.
j
viet
affairs
were
false
and"
that
icueritk
Tkalquogags
for
seven
Lasl
,Kl
l,,""jn
,h!tncy
came
with
singular
ill
grace
United
Nations'
both
aircraft
and
surface
vm-
years.
;
'"
,
,
,
i
from
a
regime
which
has
for
paris
P
A
nephew,
Stephen
Allen,
wa&
,
'
.
"
?
"
t
'
'
!
many
years
supported
subccrsive
General
Assembly
today
approv-
r.ext
in
line
and
was
inducted
by,"";"
"'y
i'
J'"'"
"
1
activities
against
the
United
ecl
lhe
western-backed
collective
l
3
000
te&eea
It
m.
famed
rchdcacou
of
Uus
t
Kn
i
security
system
designed
to
check
further
aggression
in
the
:
any
world
with
a
standing
tional
army.
Dcspil
bitter
Soviet
opposi-
seis,
wa.1
iuuiiu
in
u
to
34
miles
south
southwest
of
the
last
known
position
of
thu
disabled
ship.
Including
hatch
cover,
lumber,
plates,
boxes,
drums
and
oil
slick,
the
material
was
seen
jiwl
before
dark
yesterday
by
the
Stonetown
and
the
"
cruising
Coastguard
plane,
i
Moderating
seas
and
warmer
'
weather
were
seen
as
a
major
North,
Ven.
W.
H.
Collisoa.!
'"
,
...
!
l'ner
lined
with
vermiculite
and
,
Present
Chief
Doolan.
grand-1
wa?,Pilced
"
a
CK
flat
car
tor
its
nephew
of
Stephen
Allen,
inducted
to
his
post
by
the
1
urneyr
,
l?e
J'1
Secl
:
archdeacons
son,
W.
E.
Col-
Works
Limited
plant
for
forging.;
liscn.
Indian
agent,
and
fiiv,t
Dominion
Steel
officials
esti-j
while
baby
born
on
the
Qutenmate
tnat
the
in60t
should
ar-,
Charlotte
Islands.
rlVe
ln
Trenton
at
a
temperature
ih
iiii.nimniivi'
,-tifini.-Uttlficiently
hot
for
forging.l
i
lion,
the
tystcm
was
approved
by
'
a
vote
of
51-5
with
three
absten-;
tl-ns.
I
Resolution
onacts
the
basic
Three
Million
Mill
Damage
Fmployecs
Have
Narrow
F.scauf
at
linnvicw,
i
Washington
"
I
LONGVIEW,
Wa.sh.
(CP)
B
1
1
ln
U-
4L-t
r.P
flr,llntr
I
ti.
jwhuh
will
be
presented
to
the
thereby
saving
the
costly
process
new
chief
by
F.
Earl
Anfield'
re-heaiing.
They
also
expect
other
hot
lnRot
siliPments
;
present
Indian
Superintendent-;that
ihere,
is
20
x
30
Inches
in
size
be
made
from
Montreal.
H.
,...0
r
-
took
their
lite-
seamen
'
who
to
;
resolution
introduced
by
State',
Secutary
Dean
Acheson
ot
the;coals
iERE
fire
STRUCK-Rebuilding
plans
aire
dj
arc
under
way
in
Sept
Eles,
Que.,
where
a
mu;,i,o
tuo
struck
destroying
much
of
tne
h".irt
of
tne
t'iwn
of
3.6ju.
This
eriul
photu,
.,..
b.
lmi'
th.'
fire,
shows
the
thriving
port
cn
the
north
shore
of
St.
Lawrence
River,
the
do
-;ip:i!nt
area
300
mil:-s
north.
Fire
broke
out
..ii,
ofl
p.
lint
fur
lhe
Ujiyava
irm
ore
.)
f'.,ra-,.,-an-house
of
the
Quebec-New
I-m
dland
Equipment
and
Supply
Company
and
for
rlIC
.Urlited
States.
Terrace
Road
irntiayniKHV
ucstauycu
tne
...a...
;
j,
woul
ermil
lhe
UN
to!
pianl
and
building
o!
the
Pa-
(..(U
Qn
the
rPBional
sccurity
i
and
slates
the
history
of
the1
t
Wolf
family
(Lak
Uioui
and
i
chief's
crest,
the
Hat,
lOaidii'u
:
I
Widen
Ye).
.
!
Contest
at
i
CP
PHOTO)
1
1
1
:t
ali
ned
l
he
wlnile
town.
cine
rapcr
o"u
w.,.,,,,.
",,.,.,.
irh
as
the
North
Atlan
tic
Treaty
Organization,
to
meet
aggriresion
anywhere.
'--
I
is
estimated
at
$3,000,000.
The
1
lire
apparently
started
in
the
1
heater
room
plant.
The
Vaiwouvir
artist's
in?
toek
nearly
a
yvut
for
com-
I
-17
EAT
HER
tience
And
Politics
;
pletion
and
was
produced
at
con-i
By-Election?
I
'
Thirty-six
employees
on
duty
'
escaped
Just
ahead
of
the
fast
siderablc
expense
to
Chler
Doolan,
says
Mr.
Anfield.
The
Kin
'Fairbanks
I
moving
Haines.
Keeping
Open
The
Prince
Rupert,
-
Terrat
.'
highway
is
open
but
motorists
intending
to
take
a
trip
should
check
with
the
Provincial
Public
Works
office
here
before
leaving,
advises
Resident
Engineer
L.
E.
Smith.
Storms
come
quickly
and
the
I
The
damage
estimate
was
colith
ceremonies
are
expected
to
take
place
n;xt
montn.
I'nsuceessful
Mayoralty
Contestants
May
Try
To
Get
Hack
011
C
ouncil
!
made
by
a
company
repre.senta
'!
uve.
Warms
up
Will"
Headline
Future
Editor-Seers
Predict
V..M.K
WARNING
Gale
warnings
huvc
been
t-Mied
lor
the
north
coast
as
an
active
storm
In
the
Gulf
of
Al-ak.i
rushes
toward
the
British
Columbia
coast.
Rain
or
.snow
in
advance
of
the
storm
will
rei-h
the
north
co.ist
today
but
must
nt
her
sections
of
the
province
will
not
be
affected
until
Sunday.
Cold
air
which
has
been
mov-
FAIRBANKS
Ok-
Fairbanks
j
was
basking
in
comparative
"heat
snows
fall
heavily
in
the
moiin-
According
to
talk
around
town
but
without
confirmation
from
;
the
parties
concerned,
there
may.
'
be
.
opposition
to
T.
Norton
Youngs
and
W.
Allan
Armstrong
who
resigned
as
aldermen-elect
this
week
when
their
qualifica
Big
Fire
At
Kodiak
Millinn
lollr
Klair
Hits
I
wave'
today
after
warm
v
acme
;
and
lftck
of
communl.
breezes
snapped
the
cold
spell
;
rom
the
Kwinitsa.t.
Did
CiMinwj
'
FOOTBALL
English
Cup
Third
Kounil
Barnsley
3,
Colchester
U.
0.
Bradford
2,
Sheffield
Wednes-
By
CHAULKS
ItKUC'E
CbimuIirii
I'rfM
KUIT
Wrtli-r
freed
of
its
Iron
Curtain,
its
industries
that
had
sent
the
mercury
tumbling
as
low
as
56
degrees
below
Shames
area
(worst
snow
territory!
presents
difficulties
in
A
Hi
tions
were
questioned,
stating!
that
they
would
run
again
after
1
zero.
111-4
down
llirutign
uie
iiiiciioi
,
will
recede
as
the
.storm
moves
i
forecasting
road
conditions
for
any
length
of
time,
says
the
en-
The
thermometer
edged
up
to
liy
dividing
atoms,
its
governments
re-or
merged,
its
people
more
lightly
shadowed
the
grounds
of
disqualification
j
day
1.
-
had
been
removed.
-
Brentford
3,
Queen's
1
Park
zero
yesterday
Just
as
a
severe
j
lm?er
inland.
As
a
result,
temperatures
will
be
a
little
milder
in
most
II
t
V.
S.
Naval
Station
Kodiak."
Alaska
(CP)
Fire
.struck
at
the
Kodiak
naval
station
Friday,
causing
$1,500,000
damage.
Tne
blaze
destroyed
a
snortage
01
iresn
100a
was
ae-
MMnu,hMp
fmir
niw.
aI1(i
ions
tomorrow.
t
is
adventurers
beginning
to
explore
Liie;
bulldozers
are
working
continu-
Forecast
Names
of
ex-Mayor
H.
F.
Glas-.
Rangers
1.
sty
and
ex-Mayor
H.
M.
Dag-
1
Bristol
Hovers
I.
Preston
North
gett,
who
were
unsuccesslul
:
End
0.
mayoralty
candidates
in
Decern-
j
Burnley
1,
Hai
tlepouls
U.
0.
her
ofn
IwiniT
mentioned
a.1
nos-!
rvniirr
rl
1
Kwinrlim
Town
veloplng,
Some
stores
ran
out
of
eggs,
milk
and
fresh
produce
during
I
li
j
cold
snap.
i
North
Coast
Kckioii
Gale
of
the
universe
.
large
building
housing
a
theatre
-
j
warning.
Cloudy
today
with
snow
barber
shop,
beHuty
shop,
chiefs;
'
I.
Is
lhe
p
el
mc
m..nweallhhea(lg.ui.lcr.sin
this)'"
c
;
'Xncr.
'
ClUb
a"d
"qUr
St0re'
;
1
en
bv
nrws
cdil
-ai.n
dilly
nctv-'-
wi-'c
asked
by
toe
Nobodyslbc
cancijCat,ea
in
the
January
1
(
tie
.
j
31
by-elections
for
two
and
one-
j
Chelsea
2,
Chester
2
(tic),
i
year
terms.
Neither
Mr.
Glassey
j
Doncastcr
Rovers
2,
Buxtun
0.
coiniti'V-
A
couple
pmtiet.-C
;
--".
was
uijureu.
to
rain
ously
to
widen
the
road
in
heavy
snow
stretches.
Machines
are
on
24-hour
shifts.
Road
is
icy
in
spots;
motorhts
are
advised
to
use
chains.
The
perennial
road-clearing
difficulty
near
the
railroad
tracks
is
more
severe
this
year.
Due
to
heavier
train
traffic,
tracks
.arc
plowed
more
oltcn
I..,..
,r
r,i:rl:ni
union
noun,
onow
cuanguig
I
the
outer
islands.
A
few
wilh
the
lie.
United
wi,...u
w...
States.
...
Several
i
0Vl'r
is
to
fonca.'-t
th'1
1
.
n,..,,
,
,
.,
1
Meeting
To
End
Foronlo
Strike
ih-wh
slones
"f
ihc
cxi.ect
lo
see
a'wn'KI
ivcrn-
,,
,,
1
-.lurv
Their
guesses
n!,.l
others
a
federation
0l
Winds
-
Lmhl,
increasing
to
j
or
Mr.
Daggett
would
commit
Fulham
0,
Birmingham
City
1.
themselves
when
asked
by
the
i
Ipswich
Town
2,
Gateshead
Dally
News
today,
admitting,
i
2
(tic
).
however,
that
they
had
been!
iiuddcrsfield
Town
1,
Trans-
I
asked
to
run.
TORONTO
Union
and
Toron-1
,
.
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0
Wolves
Are
Bad
Menace
Controller
of
Predatory
Animals
Here
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Conference
I
id,
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hlnird
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Predictions
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Rupert,
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and
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Transportation
Co.
officials
"'V
.
,
1
1
lei
to
the
tracks.
will
meet
Monday
to
reopen
ne
mere
Rovers
2.
Leicester
City
1.
Coventry
City
1
(tiei.
Leyton
Orient
0,
Evcrlon
0
1
tie
1.
Liverpool
1,
Workington
0.
Luton
Town
1,
Charlton
Athletic
"
0.
"We
have
to
keep
going
over
and
over
those
areas
all
t.t
time,''
says
Mr.
Smith.
Weather,
however,
is
the
main
gnl
iauons
with
a
veiw
to
ending
the
cight-day-old
street
car
and
bus
strike.
Sourdough,
John
Flanders,
Dies
ni'-ray
will
be
put
l,
MWK
I'll
rummcicl.tl
u."
:."l
ca.slliig
edilo.s
believe
there
will
-'vine
lhe
chief
nioiive
be
some
sort"
of
space
travel
-i,,
tn.,.1
...1,1
1
,.,1.,
v.-
nrobablv
.still
In
the
dare-devil
Would
Cut
),,,
Hun
half
ih
31
"thf.tis
stasc
-
by
the
century's
end.
The
Rod
&
Gun
Club
executive
members
will
meet
W.
W.
Mair,
the
provincial
supervisor
of
prc-
.
.
1
,
1
I
I
c,
VANCOUVER-Juhn
Flanders,
Manchester
City
2.
Wolver-who
went
to
the
Yukon
ln
1886!
liampton
Wanderers
I
(tic.
j
contingency
on
which
will
rie-'
AMPTHfLL,
England
(CP)
--jpend
whether
or
not
the
liiuh-Whrn
members
of
the
council
of
,
way
will
remain
open
all
winter,
this
Bedfordshire
town
refer.
to
j
Average
snowfall
has
not
yet
B.
J.
Burton,
they
use
his
full
j
been
reached.
About
four
led,
of
name.
His
two
sons
are
also!
snow
lies
on
the
ground
in
the
members
of
the
council.
I
deep
snow
belt.
Costs
of
roiled
sec
this
developing
moon
was
mcni-iouco
must
the
-enun
v's
close.
Kon.e
qiiently
as
the
first
"Wet-live
;'
"
"I
il
speellically
a.
likely
to
be
reached
In
tlu.s
Inlci-'-'it'
far
mirth
to
blegei
;
pjanelary
Journeying.
oa.ory
an.mai
control
c
ou..-
stagecoach
from
Atlin
day
afternoon
,U)
discuss
prob-
"
v-ttvkc
riieri
vester-
Mancncsicr
uiuteu
u,
nuu
City
2.
Middlesbrough
2,
Derby
C
2
(tie
1.
'"'ns
lliioii';!)
wide
use
io'vAUIOl'S
.heal.
In
general,
thryl
"';:
Afv.,nr,,s
in
WM.l;U
wellare.
w'"kl
I"
I"
u,r
.1-,,-iu
in
Asiatic
countries,
Newcastle
Uniled
4.
Aston'
Newspaper
leins
of
trappers
in
tl11s
local!
y.
,
H
saw
the
M.'.
Mair
of
the
Provincial
Game
otBdrama
Bnd
adVen-
arrives
train
to-j
Com,nis.sioii,
by
Uire
jn
Ule
nwth
and
Wfts
n't'nt-
,
present
when
Soapy
Smith
was
Main
problem
to
be
discussed,
;
km,,d
at
skagway.
stiid
Club
Sccrcfury
George
Ror-
Villa
2.
I
Norwich
City
0,
Arsenal
5.
!
H'
vnlutioii
In
this
ceil-:1'
..
..
.
1..
in.,.tie!
1
el.aenlar
than
wa.
.-..,.,0
iielii-.il
e
incite
Clllll
1D1
Klimiiiatioit
of
Type
anil
""""vri
Slercotype
Seen
...v..
i
ln.il
H-vtilulidii
In
Hum
.
.
..'..
i
.1
.,.1..,
i-nv.
anti
noiise-iH
ating
uy
i"j"j
vnt
tooay,
wouia
uc
tuu
uniit;uivjf
lllih.
I
i
.
-
);;!
K1
(were
among
other
forecasts.
rl
rvkland
(CW-A
Cleveland
fplKr8
have
ln
procuring
'
T
V-
Klccliou
of
a
North
American
,
--
,,,,,,.
,.,,,
,-.
poison.
Wolves,
he
said,
are
prov-
I
W
II
ICfllX
I
UI
Exchange
Gas
For
Tariff
Cuts
.
Alberta
Convention
Heart
I
Interesting
Proposal
AjrnirPT
C
EDMONTON
(CP-Thc
head
of
IVIillijvll
a
Montreal
linn
of
etmMiliit!.;
chemical
engineers
said
Frklnv
I
that
Alberta
natural
gas
.should
E
nqaqement
iur
uu-
Dr.
J.
R.
Donald
said
chance
'
LONDON
Tile
News-
of
building
up
chemical
indus-Chronicle
today
front-paged
try
c-f
Alberta
will
be
reduced
call
Uie
"8
t"
e
a
te,,
...
...a..,
'
has
found
what
they
areas
and
in
some
In-
"
trapping
mi.s,ing
link
to
make
it
pos-
Nottingham
Forest
2,
Blackburn
Rover
2
(tie).
Notts
County
4,
Stockton
0.
Portsmouth
4,
Lincoln
City
0.
Reading
0,
Swansea
Town
3.
Scunthorpe
United
0,
Tottenham
llol-spurs
3.
Rochdale
0,
Leeds
United
2.
Kotlicrham
United
2,
Bury
1
,
Shciticld
United
2,
Newport
County
0.
Southend
Uniled
3,
Southamp
Incorrigible
.sihle
to
print
a
newspaper
with-
"
""'I
-vieitee
will
falll
"
'Is
iii
its
reseaieh
tuwtm:
,f
lancer,
polio
and
'"iiirues
"f
Uie
human
Mf'st
etlitors
forecast
dis-"f
:t
succesful
cancel
Hll!
.
Pope
was
predicted
by
one
em-tor,
and
establishment
of
t-hv
Vatican
in
Quebec
or'
the
United
Stales
by
another.
Despite
the
old
-
fashioned
iivltim
that,
there's
little
news
ill
(Qlicco
ua-r
iiujjmutiou.
out
tvw
or
stereotyping.
Certain
trappers
liave
ap
i:;:
T
M'
or
t
OMMIMSM
j
VANCOUVER
Vernon
Min-l
now,
15-ycar-old
Vancouver
boy,
j
was
sentenced
to
two
years
less
a
;
day
at
Oakalla
prison
yesterday
I
lor
theft
ot
three
cars.
The
boy
1
had
broken
out
of
industrial
i
school
no
less
than
27
times.
proached
the
Rod
and
Gun
(lull,
expressing
fear
the
wolves
will
nrxt
turn
on
trap-caught
mink
for
food
after
ridding
arras
of
deer.
1
virtue,
two
editors
thought
h
s
noteworthy
that,
mankind
at
the
I
ho
end
of
the
eentury
will
be
better
rather
than
worse,
this'
one,
in
slightly
puckish
mood,
The
inventors
are
W.
t
Alexander,
superintendent
of
engraving
for
the
Cleveland
Press,
and
it.
W.
Hcndrich,
president
ol
the
Wire
Coating
and
Manu-lacluring
Co.
They
think
their
invention
may
make
it.
possible
to
Increase
the
number
uf
smaller
ton
0.
Sunderland
0
btoKC
t-ity
01
(he
lf.tcst
rumor
that
Princess
u
exported
It
ill.
-en:
11
v
wj
sr
f
Hie
iron
curtain.
1
f
1
hose
who
made
'inn
l-eti,
ve
It.
will
Alberta
natural
gas
is
used
to
(tie).
bo
wrote:
by
evitltilinn
nr
ml-!
"The
greatest
trend
in
the
next
Most
serious
wolf
-ridden
areas
j
Chief
of
Police
Waller
Mulligan
are
a
few
miles
down
coast,
ac-!
has
asked
the
authorities
to
take
cording
to
district
trappers.
1
steps
to
prevent
recurring
breaks
f
rum
vithiii.i,ei-i-i,,u
n
vi.nr
will
he
the
nuiTOwinS
icw.-iiapers
because
it
will
re-
l,alli--or
a
cnimult.i:;
margin
between
the
age
limit
for
j
';
Meanwhile,
a
general
meeting
;
from
the
Industrial
school.
.M-iiilim,
,tisLu
V
.
if
,,K
,mhmr
ic
.l
1
Margaret
will
soon
become
engaged.
The
newspaper
said
society
tongues
have
been
wagging
knowingly
ever
since
the
young
Princess
went
to
Scotland
for
a
holiday
a
week
ago.
Most
of
the
time
site
has
been
with
the
six-foot
red-headed
Earl
of
Dalkeith,
28-year-old
son
of
the
Duke
of
Buccleuch.
She
has
been
a
guest
at
the
Buccleuch
home
in
Selkirk
and
the
couple
have
seen
create
a
tariff-protected
Aiueii-can
chemical,
industry.
"I
do
not
believe
it
an
unreasonable
stand
to
take
that
tiie
exporting
of
natural
gas
from
Alberta
to
the
United
States
should
be
conditional
upon
the
reduction
of
the
tariff
on
products
in
which
natural
gaj
is
the
major
raw
material,"
he
said.
Dr.
Donald
made
his
comments
in
an
address
to
the
Alberta
and
Northwest
Chamber
of
Mines
and
Resources
in
a
convention
here.
West
Broinwich
Albinn
4,
Bolton
Wanderers
0.
West
Ham
United
2,
Blackpool
1.
Scottish
I.cajiuc
l'V.
A
Aberdeen
1,
Hibernian
2.
Hearts
2,
St.
Mutch
1..
Morton
3,
Dundeen
0.
Motherwell
2,
East
Fife
1.
R.ilth
Rovers
1,
Celtic
0.
Rangers
1,
Airdrieonians
0.
Stirling
Albion
2,
Partlck
Thistle
1.
Third
Lanark
2.
Queen
of
the
South
1.
In
Brief,
their
invention
is
--v
-
this
menth.
plate
.inc-coatfd
niagnesium
winch
un
be
engraved
and
then
I
put
directly
on
a
highspeed,
ro-1
.
.
tary
lttWr
press.
TIDES
By
using
it,
newspapers
can
.
use
photosetters
rallicr
than
:
Sunday,
January
13,
1852
"
irom
uie
edges
through
baby
bonus
and
010
age
pensions.
1
revolt
in
salcllllo
eiinn-
It
Is
our
prophecy
that
they
will
fsitine
nredint
It,
will
take
overlap
each
other
by
five
years
11
'd
world
War
Ui
end
Rush-
before
2,000."
iitiiiifilsin.
I
Two
others
marked
"end
01"
1
itNMKNTS
!
world"
among
their
choices.
They
'"ft
in
the
line-up
of
gov-'made
no
suggestion
on
how
to
'''"l
'W
in
the
thoughts
of
report
this
event.
'
Alaska
Reindeer
i
Showing
Increase
I
JUNEAU.
Reindeer
in
five
I
territorial
herds
show
an
in-
linotypes
and
can
escape
costly
1
Hjgll
2:25
each
other
daily
and
attended
"ni
the
forecasters.
'
Sev-!
da
j
processes
of
moulding
the
print
14:02
ti..J
1..
.
.
.
,,
i
ri.-.nrl
19.1
feet
j
crease
totalling
approximately
20.9
feet
900
head
over
last
year's
count,
8.3
feet
1
states
Dale
Belcher,
assistant
2.9
feet
j
director
of
Native
Resources.
several
parties
and
mint
calls
"-u
in
Canada
vr.M..'ri
i
The
nrsi
railway
in
w'
.
.,ii.,,i.
m,
.
h
as
,
a
world
C,..,t
built
,
in
,
i
Montreal
ed
ea
page
page
onto
onto
y,
p.c
-,......
u,w
8:05
20:35
inventors
said.
power
wilh
was
tsiMijusiunent
ol
Com-
to
La
Tialric,
Que.