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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
24,
1953
TEN
CENTO
(liwluding
comic
aectiom
n
M19&
Swpfliyis
ih
scond
nelter
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nion
Wants
LrecernDer
veriest
nother
Outlet
I1
NCOl'VKU
(CD
rudion
of
a
wcond
,.r
in
I'.ritish
C'olum-
Cuts
Cash
Reserve
OTTAWA
(CP)
Finance
Minister
Abbott
Friday
announced
a
budget
surplus
of
$264,100,000
for
the
first
nine
months
of
the
current
fiscal
year.
Surplus
Is
le.s-i
than
half
that
j
;
for
the
coi
responding
period
of
p-rf
f
f
.
the
previous
year
a
likely
indi-
j
GJ7
Lilt
i!l
Ik-
sought
by
I5.C.
rict
International
i
(1f
Mine.
Mill
and
MIKE
JACOBS,
FORMER
RULER
OF
BOXING,
DIES
.
MIAMJ
ff
Mike
Jacobs,
fabulous
figure
in
boxing
until
hLs
retirement
six
years
ago,
(lied
in
hospital
here
today.
He
a;
J3.
"Unelc
Mike'"
was
considered
lire
absolute
ruler
of
boigng
through
Lis
control
of
Joe
Louis
during
the
latter'
reign
as
heavyweight
champion.
He
controlled
the
20lh
Century
Sporting
Club
in
New
York,
and
for
jars
was
associated
with
the
famous
Tex
Rickard,
glamorou.1
promoter
of
the
1920s.
Will
Robinson
Elected
Terrace
BOT
President
)
To
$200,000
Vttbiuii
Mini,
bile
vci
-ou
.
nui
IfiM
I
!
for
this
current
year
will
be
!
;
slashed
sharply
from
the
$250.-i
i
000.000
for
1951-52.
xx
Worker
Ind.).
ji.wn
scud
dWega-
1
y.i-mi.i
to
seek
the
WW
erlu
r
bv
government'
or
by
privai
Individual.
r
;.(
mwl
convention
h"re
r
viid
miiw
nrf
being
o
Out
!(
n
rtccau
there
.;
ov.e
Mueller
outlet
lor
i
:H'
'hr
Consolidated
Mtn-
j
d
SmHtmg
Company
at
'
i
In
his
budget
speech
last.
year.
!
VANCOUVER
-CP
Oovernnieiit
i
Mr.
Abbott
said
surplus
at
the
plans
to
grant
$200,000
to
Brit
ish
'
end
of
the
fiscal
year
in
March
Columbia's
Empire
Games
So-;
usually
is
about
half
the
surplus
!
tifity
were
announced
Friday
i
shown
for
the
end
of
nine
riiclit
by
Premier
Bennett.
I
months.
j
The
society
had
asked
the
gov-
I
On
the
basis
of
that
formula,
t
ernment
to
put
tip
$500,000
to-i
the
surplus
for
this
year
would
I
ward
the
games,
scheduled
to
be
!
be
approximately
$100,000,900
to
!
held
in
Vancouver
in
1954.
Two
Committees
Appointed
To
Study
Hiahwav
Problems
$125,000,000.
The
Premier's
announcement
i
With
the
budget
now
under
was
made
at
the
annual
meeting
Toronto
Mayor
Welcomes
Visitors
MIVOR
AI.IjIS
LAMPORT
of
Toronto
welcome
Wiirld
You(h
Forum
dcleRatc.
31
from
29
countries
The
foreign
student
spent
a
eelt
oi
a
visit
srranned
Jointly
by
the
United
Nations
Association
In
Canmd.
Toronto
branch,
ftnd
a
T
ronto
newspaper
(The
Tel.
Rrami.
Witnt
sii.g
Maytir
l-aniports
handshake
llh
Inajut
Hanim
of
Indonesia
are.
from
left:
Gulsen
Cimilli,
Turkey,
In
striped
suit;
Keith
Hopkins,
background,
England;
Jauinana
Beddoun.
Liberia,
next
to
Miiui
Hanum;
Mauleen
Cleave,
in
background.
Ireland;
Ralner
Dietrich.
Germany,
and
behind
him,
tur
rap
showing.
Abdul
Aii
Khan,
Pakistan,
Dentist
Aims
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade.
At
Kiwsnis
eeting
Record
pi
Cl-Jrti
wide
llttvt:
i
specua
to
The
taiiy
News
i
unofficial
forecasts
Mr.
Abbott
,.
,.
,
j
will
use
his
good
financial
posl-
T,.murn
lhltKACb.
W
ill
Robinson,
member
ii
of
longest
uon
to
make
some
tax
reductions.
standing
the
Terrace
District
Board
of
Trade,
was!-
elected
its
president
at
the
annual
meeting
here;$63i.4oo.ooo
m
the
fim
three
e-Virlv
ni.,V,t
TI
c:,nr.ou,la
Urv
PHH
quarters
of
the
previous
fiscal
:)N
Oi.t.
0
A
friendly
vear.
UK
Coal
Mine
Production
Rises
But
Industry
Has
Huge
Deficit
The
December
deficit
of
$27.-
800.000
compared
with
a
surplus
hi
Ikd
howred
for
n.-s-u
g
a
weekly
Klwanl
i
in
more
Ulan
24
varn'
:.)lp
K
A
R-'itl.
tio
h
tx-en
of
$74,900,000
In
December.
1951.
cut
deeply
into
Mr.
Abbott's
cash.
Oihtr
officer
elected
wer:
-
;
I
i-om
Rose,
vlce-pre.dent;
Fred
adviied
close
study
be
made
cf
Macklin.
sci:retary,
and
Jim
Nor-'
.,
,,,,.
,
..
,
Ule
P-'IWtles
of
attractbtg
to
rington.
treasurer
in
his
report
for
1352
Mr.
Terrace
Indiiotries
which
are
ui-Phllip
observed
that
notable
,
terested
in
the
area
as
a
result
of
achievements
were
the
erection
'the
Alcan
development
at
Kiti-f
the
orovincial
buildinz
and
mat.
By
HIN
.
JOHNSON
LONDON
Another
storm
is
brewing
in
Britain'
state-owned
months,
the
Industry
fared
the
create
of
3.7!M).l00
over
1951,
and
new
"year
with
an
accumulated
a
boo&ttf
nearly
20.000
in
man-deficit
of
about
9.3(10
000.
powi-r
to
bring
the
total
labor
Sir
Hubert
Houldsworlh,
ehair-
force
to
about
720.000.
man
of
the
National
Coal
Board.
Chief
among
the
off.wtUn
;
ii.
any
U0O
clhrrlni;i
j'lian
nd
Unl!d
Klalenj
reccnily
prenentwl
Man
Facing
jHtial
oUrndiirice
pin.
it
he
new
Dost
office.
Hi
ursed
the
i
On
motio;i
of
Gerald
Duff
us.
a
e
oruanlred
n
impromp-
ctml
nmng
inoui.try.
lis
tin
,
his
annual
survey
of
opera-
j
farUirs
was
a
drop
in
output
per
board
to
continue
to
press
for
a
special
committee
will
be
formed
Mine
uiu
uuuon-
ucriure
ujr
(in.
rxilnti-rl
linwevrr
in
a
ser-
;
man
snill
irom
3
13
ions
airainsi
0
uiioiird
shiti
tn
tiisin
Theft
Charge
aUoi'ict'M'
telephone
service
and
Im-
to
go
into
th
proposal
that
,j
rerord
,1H
miners
ior
inrrpasru
hr,
uimmi
to
b
at
the
rJ
rpuiiur-oenianas
"
wane
---
iP1
es
cf
ol
developmenU
(levriopmenui
during
ounng
til
ineiJii
in
iwi.
There
nine
were
iu!'
,
.
.
,
.k
"
m...
by
c.jal;..r,r
wnUn
normally
woild
biiee..nin
lalx.r
dispute,,
con-proved
handling
of
freight
and,
railway
into
the
Peace
River
nulMUn
MbaUin-iitr
llb
opMmlsm:
tnbutlnR
to
low
of
protin-tH-r.
xnr
Mi.pmenw.
-
.
country
be
constructed
from
ureri
jvnuup
j
uncertain
export
position'!
On
asiiminB
the
chair
Mr.
(either
Hanelton
or
Terrace
along
rfw
ik
nr-
tnxnn
of
1
burd
autUiilt,e,
far
Gives
Self
"up
tin
I
boost
tn
output
routes
already
surveyed.
K-XrOKTS
INC
RrASr.ll
!
Robinson
called
for
tha
appomt-
:
.-.:s
InUTiiatloiHil
Although
the
natkmalli-d
und
a
progressive
riM-
in
cosU
Rild
onre
took
time
off
I
""''
produced
228.5O0.000
tons!
Apart
from
the
modest
pro-,
For
tnc
Uurtj
quaru?r
of
the
j
'
ol
to
special
committees.
.
I!uinir
count
v
flkhln'"'
coal
during
l.iz.
an
inrrrase
auruon
gain,
exports
were
j-
i
..,,ar
operations
fell
sharply
re-
-
.
n
r
.
.
i
,
1:
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.
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,
ii
"Tin
Ann
I.,.,.
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.
I
I
tabltshment
ithlkhrnpnl
nf
of
a
a
highway
hlphwav
f
from
rntr
MONTREAL
ff
Frederick
Heaslcr,
wanted
on
a
charge
of
theft
of
an
advance
copy
of
the
controversial
Currle
report,
gave
deficit
of
some
On
the
subject
of
attracting
Industries
to
Terrace,
on
the
basis
of
the
Alcan
water
power
development,
Mr.
Duffus
reported
01
conversations
he
had
with
Alcan
officials.
i
drive
1U0
mile
to
HelIe-OI
JWU.UW
over
uic
preTium
i(-u-ui
i
w.iiv.wu
m,
"
tuning
111
a
i
13.000.000.
Which
WHS
added
to.
ivrrare
ui
Miml;
uie
ou.er
to
Ont
.
to
attend
a
rlub
.
of
nearly
f
S00
000
for
the
pl
"'
I"
""'
himsell
up
late
Friday
to
lueoec
of
Terrace.
He
also
first
six
months
and
an
ur.fa-
,y
i
BRIG.
JEAN
VICTOR
ALLARO,
CBE,
DSO,
CD,
vlce-quarter-master-peneral
of
the
Canadian
army,
i
above
i
is
scheduled
to
take
over
command
of
the
25th
Canadian
Infantry
Brigade
in
Korea
In
April.
His.
appointment
was
announced
in
Ottawa
Friday.
He
succeeds
Brig.
M.
P.
Bogert
of
Toronto.
vorable
balance
of
I5.800.0-JU,
r
;
r'i;t'
C'a
Provincial
Polio.
The
small,
36-year-old
printing
shop
employee,
walked
into
provincial
police
headquarters
with
t
Wliiic
aboard
the
liner
I
-i
ot
Australia
In
1934.
hr
'd
i
uriMiu
of
Kiv.-anlan
it!n
is
given
credit
for,
"
at
meeting
of
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brought
forward
Horn
previous
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i
v.
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I.onrtoner,
who
says
i
ll
is
a
pl-nsiint
otviemlon.
t.if
service
elub
more
23
s.irn
ago
In
Ben
tun
Micii
Hp
moved
here
In
his
counsel,
Alexandre
Chevalier.
Hensler
was
placed
under
arrest.
The
Judge
fixed
bail
at
$500
but
question
of
a
preliminary
hearing
was
set
aside
for
a
decision
Monday.
Because
it
was
too
late
for
bail
arrangements
to
be
made,
Hensler
remained
in
custody,
but
his
TROUSERS
FAIL
AS
BATON
GOES
UP,
OUTWARD,
DOWN
SANTA
MONICA.
Cahl.
APi-The
conductor
of
Santa
Monica's
.symphony
otrliei.tra,
Arthur
Lanue,
hud
Just
reached
a
crescendo
In
lh:
"Romeo
a:id
Juliet"
overture
when
it
hapix'iiej
The
maestro,
who
has
been
dieting
I.lcly.
xintcd
his
baton
at
the
bra.s
s-'tioii,
stood
ti
his
totrs,
whirled
the
baton
upward,
cutward,
then
down,
and
as
Uie
sounds
of
cymbals,
horns
and
drums
rent
the
air.
Lattge's
trousers
fell
to
the
floor.
To
Lance's
credit,
it
nmy
be
said
that
he
mis.M'd
only
about
two
beats,
He
stooped,
pulled
the
trousers
back
up
over
his
royal
bin"
shorts,
and
went
on
with
the
overture.
But
the
many
women
In
the
violin
section
noted
that
the
conductor's
knees
are
somewhat
knobby.
The
Irief
Interlude
came
at
a
rehearsal.
this
Jensen
Dies
Suddenly
In
Hospital
lit-
HiUU
lliuv
Kum:
uic
uwtun-
iuuiii,i
lll
nut,
v,....
I'NREST
f.KOWINti
shins
were
encouraging
it
was
learn
who
Uicy
are.
and
bring
Meanwhile,
unrest
has
been
first
up
to
Terrace
to
examine
j
their
activities
Into
the
open,"
growing
in
the
roaliields.
The
the
facilities
It
could
offer
and
Mr.
Harvey
said,
drop
in
man
shift
output
sincct0
take
steps
to
ensure
these)
"In
doing
so.
we
should
realize
last
October
has
been
inter-,
werc
tnadc
known
throughout
the.
what
a
great
country
we
have
in
lrctcd
in
some
quarters
as
a
country.
Canada.
We
should
be
proud
of
show
of
resentment
by
the
min-j
visitors
from
Prince
Rupert
'
it
and
not
permit
ourselves
to
be
ers
over
rejection
of
their
claim
ho
spoke
at
the
meeting
were
hemmed
in
by
these
dangers."
for
a
wB(;e
boost
of
30
shillings
J.
T.
Harvey.
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,!
Conveying
greetings
from
the
a
week.
prme
Stuart
and
J.
F.
Magor.
,
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-
The
mm
also
refuse
to
say.
;
striking
a
note
of
warning
,
merce.
of
which
he
is
president,
until
the
pay
dispute
is
resolved,
against
the
menace
of
Common-
Mr.
Stuart
declared
that
every
whether
they
will
renew
their
tsni.
Mr.
Harvey
described
Ihejday
sees
a
new
development
in
undertaking
to
work
Saturdays
;
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
as
the
j
Terrace,
but
that
there
will
be
The
iiiireenient
lapses
at
the
end
:
chief
non-polltlral
group
leading
,
even
greater
changes
In
the
years
ry
Scores
lawyer
said
he
would
be
freed
today
when
bail
formalities
were
completed.
pnditions
Death
yesterday
closed
the
last
chapter
in
the
life
of
48
year-old
Ncls
Alfred
Jensen,
in
the
Prince
RuperJ.
General
Hospital.
,
His
sudden
passing
was
a
shock
to
relatives
and
many
friends.
Gen.
Van
Fleet
RamD
r
April.
the
attark
aKatnst
the
danger.
:
to
come,
nc
urgea
cumuiuiuuvs
Sir
HuiH-rt
stressed
the
need1
He
said
that
as
a
member
of
this
,
all
along
the
northern
line
'OjX
L
lrArl
of
guaranUed
deliveries.
Noth-:
group
the
work
of
tne
Terrace,
stay
constantly
m
iouch
wiui
:
yj
yrj
ClllVU
i
by
whom
he
was
held
In
high
'esteem.
I
He
was
born
In
Helgeland.
Nor-
io
iu
i
hp
onim-rt
he
aid.
bv
Riaird
was
011
.stand
ne.
ieacn
ouicr
i
WASHINGTON
(CP)
The
army
We
should
seek
out
the
Com-
j
common
problems.
Britain's
going
into
the
export
'way.
May
16.
1905.
and
cam
to
Ja:
.cs
j
announced
Friday
Gen.
Canada
26
years
ago,
where
he
market
and
thin
running
into
liffieultle
honoring
contracts.
""
t
s
jury,
meeting
here
w-ivuig
un
autopsy
re-r""i
Virtorla,
culd
death
iiam
W,ttson
Nlcoll,
local
''r.
Ii
re
last
November
s
dur
to
misadventure"
tu.diy
as
caused
by
ex-Thrre
was
no
evidence
play
Jury
found
the
contributor
that
caused
death
One-Beer-at-a-Time
Order
Starts
Protest
by
Waiters
VANCOUVER
ff
British
Co-j
Strict
enforcement
was
urdrrod
lumbia
beer
parlor
waiters
arcii
Wp,.j
Dy
the
government
Com-
A.
Van
-
Fleet,
8th
Army
ndVC
rrifJI
UWIC
WOUJ
f"-
reThd!
been
engaged
Intha
fish.ng
'
mander
,
Dr.
Greene
cautioned
against
Kitlmat.
He
expressed
his
agree-;
Murcn
3,
e
wiU
succee.ie-i,
J"'
an
hrn
f.rf
th;wff
of
part
in
undertaking
which
can
provlnclal
government
give
more
i
JTttSt
C;"mU
..,f
cl.
Girl
Cashier
taking
their
tule
of
smarting
feet
after
It
received
the
report
of
knH
InH
Lima
.tm
f
itruTm
tn
t.rtf
ce
aone
tocany.
incy
win
oe
attention
to
tne
norm
man
ivi
"
ne
i"'"1
'"'
.
.
..
,
,
,
...j
i
shakeup
shalteup
whim
which
follow
t,.iw)
lonowea
ed
Prid-i
rreiu-
preia-;
;
t
.
mmaw
Donald.
16.
i.
and
and
Gordon,
Gordon.
Foils
Holdup
provincial
government,
BC.
liquor
Inquiry
commission
In
a
brief,
they
will
propose
a
The
commission,
after
pub
ent
Truman
s
removal
ol
uen.iu
of
PrinC(.
Rupert,
his
mother
Douglas
Macarthur
from
the
top
tW(
pedra
and
Os-
done
better
and
less
expensively,
he
said.
Mr.
Magor
saw
Terrace
stand
has
instead
of
envisioning
an
extension
of
the
province's
northern
boundaries.
Other
committee
chairmen
and
two-glasses
-per
-customer
rule,!
crawling
In
the
line
of
duty,
command
In
the
Far
East.
In
Victoria
VICTORIA
t
A
redheaded
burg,
a
brother,
John
hi
Norway.
ing
at
the
crossroads
of
the
future
stricly
enforced,
as
an
alterna-jcanea
uic
common
practice
oi
tive
to
the
government's
one-1
piling
as
many
as
15
glasses
of
beer-at-a-tlme
order.
!
beer
onto
a
table
seating
three
This
is
the
reported
outcome
'
persons
"sheer
debauchery."
with
the
development
of
this
j
delegates
who
reported
were:
community
and
Prince
Rupert
Dudley
Little,
municipal
affairs;
cashier
rarryi:ig
money
uum
a
'
and
one
sister,
Constance,
m
j
North
Dakota.
Funeral
services
will
be
held
from,
the
Lutheran
Church
on
!
Monday
at
3
p
m.
proving
of
mutual
benefit.
;
Harry
King,
agriculture;
Charles
'io
dangerum
condition
of
"O'-n
ramp
under
which!
found
and
a
recommen-
ls
made
that
tlds
ramp
"""r
In
similar
condition
removed
enUrely
or
1
Immediately."
Nila
body
was
found
1
small
boys
under
a
ramp
ie
the
Masonic
Temple.
"M
're:
Onrdon
Home,
dllf
Dahl.
Keith
De-
Janics
WilUums,
Foiller
'
a"a
Alfred
Rivett,
Pair
Jailed
For
Robbery
bank
Friday
fought
off
two
bandits
who
temporarily
blinded
her
by
tossing
white
pepper'
In
her
eyes.
of
a
huddle
here
of
shop
stew-1
At
the
closed
meeting
were
ards
nprese-itlng
beer
parlor!
shop
stewards
of
the
Beverage
wnlter
from
Vancouver
to
the
Dispensers
Union
iTLCl,
repre-
A
feature
of
the
evening
was
Adam,
industrial
development,
the
reixrt
of
Duncan
Kerr,
board
Mrs.
James
Norrlngton.
publicity
secretary.
He
called
for
Immeand
the
dental
clinic;
W.
H.
Two
men
convicted
of
stealing
j
-
lnterlor
Kootcnay
district.
isenting
members
In
Vancouver
Gloria
Smith,
23,
said
she
was
dlate
and
close
attention
to
lm-;
Spencer,
utilities;
Mrs.
l.
ew-
$268
worth
of
garments
Kl,,n
ShlD
CXDIOdeS
The
rule
that
customers
be
and
district,
the
Eraser
Valley
provement
of
highway
16
and
houser.
Civic
centre,
ana
n.
m.
Sweet
Sixteen
store
here
Jan.
6.
uprved
nnlv
beer
at
a
time
Is
the
Kootenays,
Okanagan
and
establishment
of
a
highway
toWtghtman,
entertainment.
In
Red
Sea
have
been
sentenced
to
three
j
Included
In
the
Llqlior
Act.
other
Interior
regions.
months
in
Oakalla
Jail.
LONDON
(CP)
The
3.957-ton
'
two
Henry
Moore
and
riniush
freighter
Tirrenla
blew
The
prilyn
Monroe
Would
Like
to
Display
Josenh
Tremblav
appeared
be-
up
In
the
Red
8ea
off
Eritrea
Dr.
Blacks
Resignation
Accepted
The
WEATHERMAN
Says
Forecast
fore
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
for
Friday
night
The
crew
was
sentence
A
third
man
arrested
saved
by
the
Norwegian
tanker
.ith
,.
released
for
lackiOlav
Ringdal
Jr.
The
Tirrema
returning
to
a
market
where
she
works
with
more
than
$100
In
change
when
two
men
attacked
her.
Although
blinded
by
pepper,
she
struggled
witih
the
men,
who
suddenly
broke
away
and
fled
empty
handed.
Rabies
'Strike'
Dog
at
Minburn.
EDMONTON
First
suspected
case
of
rabies
was
disclosed
Friday
as
the
Alberta
health
officer
reported
"quite
a
ves
Behind
Department
Store
Counter
"LWVOOD
i
APr
a
Hr
s...,.v.
-
d(UW
v.av
vfuriivn
"Hut.
I
have
pnvicd
them
of
evidence.
i
was
carrying
ammonium
nitrate.
'
VSV.
-
klV
41
aJ
UlnJJ
'Vl
J
'
-
lylv'ii
i
Preldent
from
Monroe,
Terry
Mcxire
or
Marie
They
are
always
so
attractive,"
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
He
,iV,;,.;,.
.
.
.
T.m
w"son
10
p!uy
"
.
.
Miss
Monroe
added.
"1
always
w
Kins
iixe
one
would
nave
wj
iravei
mr
,
to
be
one.
Especially
one
Monroe
wanted
und
Terry
and
wide
before
finding
such
Resignation
of
Dr.
Duncan
M.
Black,
medical
health
officer
and
school
inspector
of
the
Skeena
Health
Unit,
was
accepted
with
regret
at
an
emergency
meeting
of
Uie
board.
Dr.
Black
Is
leaving
for
Vernon
where
he
Joins
the
North
Okanagan
Hearth
Unit.
In
tendering
his
resignation,
he
said
he
had
an
opportunity
of
transferring
to
the
Okanagan
city,
which
he
wished
to
accept.
today
and
Sunday,
clearing
along
the
northern
mainland
near
noon
Sunday.
Snowflurries
along
Che
mainland
tonight
and
Sunday
morning
and
over
the
Charlottes
and
northern
Vancouver
Island
tomorrow.
Colder
tonight.
Winds
light
today,
becoming
north
15
except
30
In
(wi
'.nl?wn-
Pa
.
blasted
Reuched
on
the
set
of
"Gen-;
Mis
Moore
said
she
would
ih
lduslry
for
using
tlemen
Prefer
Blondes,"
wherein
like
the
chance
to
"display
my
.'"'ly
i,
creature
as
Muri.
h
ni.v.
riiamnnd-huntimr
I
wares
behind
a
counter
In
Mr.
BOTH
HOOP
TEAMS
ON
SPOT
IN
TONIGHT'S
CAGE
GAME.
Two
warns
are
on
the
spot
tunight
In
the
senior
basketball
competition
at
the
Civic
Centre.
Alex
Bill's
Gordon
&
Anderson
sextet
must
win
to
get
within
range
of
catching
first-place
Manson's
in
league
play
while
Helge
Holgestad
must
pace
his
CCC
Pulpmlllers
to
victory
or
be
out
of
the
running.
Manson's
ar
thre
points
itead
cf
Gordon
&
Anrlersoi,
but
have
played
two
more
games.
The
big
match
get
underway
at
8:30
p.m.
bit
of
agitation"
among
humans
as
a
result
of
the
southward
spread
of
disease.
Dr.
Norman
Baster
said
his
Hess'
store.'
"I'll
let
the
sales
problem
take
care
of
Itself,"
she
added.
office
has
received
many
telephone
calls
from
residents
seek-
i,.
slp
y
n
snPglrl
roles,
showgirl.
Miss
Monroe
com-
iid"
n,,te
.
'Cd'
8uin-chcw-
mented,
"PaUy
Kelly?"
store
brl,nt
depart-
She
stild
she
never
had
work-
i
'ywmirt
ywiKid
Birl
rtricUy
ed
as
a
shopgirl
but
added
she
mainland
Inlets
tomorrow.
He
will
be
succeeded
here
by
Hess
is
out
here
as
a
lcpre-
inu
advice
Low
tonight
and
high
Sunday
j
Dr.
S.
F.
Carr,
who
has
had
con-
sentative
of
the
National
Retail
First
suspected
case
among
Drygoods
Association
in
an
ef-
animals
Involves
a
dog
at
Min
creation,'
"anon,
Hess
told
once
packed
parachutes
in
an
aircraft
factory.
She
said
she
Or
Othpr
..!....
1
..1
A
n
.Imnnlrl
In
wei'8.
ilcllow
at
Port
Hardy,
35
and
40;
Sand-1
siderable
experience
In
public
spit,
28
and
32;
Prince
Rupert,
health
administration
In
the
25
and
30.
United
States.
fort
to
make
movie
producers
burn,
about
92
miles
southeast
of
)vs
'
oi,uiu
iiau
never
um.vcu
nni,i'isi.
'portray
shopgirl
honestly."
Edmonton.
'is
seek
actresses
the
movies.
t
v
'
.4
4.