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NORTHERN
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CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
ot
Canado'
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XL1I.
No.
17
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY
81,
1953
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Two
Ships
Reach
City
Unarmed
Aircraft
Carried
Eight
Men
By
"The
Canadian
Press
TOKYO.
Japanese
fishermen
just
released
from
Soviet
captivity
said
today
they
saw
Russian
fighter
plane3
and
ground
guns
shoot
down
a
U.S.
For
Grain
One
ship
Is
loading
grain
at
the
Dominion
government
elevator
here
and
another
Is
hav-ina
her
holds
lined
after
the
B-29
Superfort
last
Oct.
7
off
northern
Japan.
he
saw
One
fisherman
said
planes
gr-
two
Russian
fighter
..i.
,-
V
S.
'
I
rhm
irve
R-29.
heard
guruue.
,
.r
j
two
.ship
arrived
yesterday
only
plane
nd
then
the
American
crashed
into
the
sea.
a
lew
nours
apart.
!
The
first
here
was
the
Elxho
Tn
a
strom?
note
on
Oct.
1
Bikes
'Togged'
For
Safety
!
Maru.
7,000-ton
Japanese!
trelKhter
which
arrived
a
day
1
ahead
of
schedule.
With
the
Department
of
Traaiiwrt
pilot
not
due
until
the
U.8.
government
protested
the
incident
to
Russia,
charging
that
Russian
planes
made
a
"wanton
and
unjustifiable
attack"
on
an
American
B-29
missing
out
of
Japan
since
Oct.
7.
lou
by
Vn
Meer
fcliKllu
I
(Hi;
'l
l'I!.S
to
lake
pari
m
the
Pi
ince
Rupert
Parent-Teacher
Council
current
safety
1:
.'.ikc-fidlng
children
show
off
th
ir
icwly
"reflet
tor
Wed"
vehicles.
Fenders,
.:.,,,
1
Ir
.t
furlu
have
been
serviced
with
"icotch-llte,"
a
highly
fluorescent
material
,
i
.i
Hie
oark
The
demonstrators
ar;
from
left:
Thomas
Floss.
Ondi
VI
King
'!
v.
iw
H'aiiley
Mki
shall.
Grade
VIII.
B
oUi
Memorial
High
School.
George
Denning.
last
night.
Captain
William
Kouglian,
harbor
master,
met
the
ship
at
Triple
Island
and
brought
the
Eisho
Into
port
at
noon.
But
her
holds
were
not
completely
lined
a
ad
work
was
begun
immediately
to
prepare
her
The
note
demanded
compen-
,
g
sation
but
nothing
has
come
of
w.
f
r
V
,-.
ad.
and
Chris
Downing,
Grade
V,
Borfen
Siren.
Last
Saturday
a
working
bee
of
.
-I
i
.i
h'
m
applied
the
tape
to
40
blk
.5
of
Conrad
S'net
pjpi:.
Next
Satuiday
eight.
:
ty
vrtll
ervice
bike
of
King
Edward
and
Borden
Street
pupils.
The
U.S:
declared
at
the
time
It
k
v
lor
loauing.
itie
Liino
Maru
will
take
barley
to
Japan.
Loadins
of
the
Lake
Mlnne-
that
the
plane
was
on
a
routine
night
off
the
northern
end
of
Japan,
was
unarmed,
and
its
officers
were
under
explicit
orders
to
remain
in
Japanese
territory.
The
nmtcst
note
rejected
a
cariety
Show
Replaces
Play
fter
Court
Issues
Mew
Order
wanka
began
thus
morning.
She
arrived
with
two
pilots
on
board
yesterday
afternoon
from
Van
couver.
The
Minnewanka
will
take
a
full
cargo
of
barley
to
Soviet
claim
that
the
bomber
.
via
,
a
.
,
:.
i
.
i:.
lv.
,i
(ruin
the
at
ace
to
a
arllv
wa.
made
alter
Mr.
Justice
Korea,
the
second
such
shipment
out
of
this
port.
One
more
vessel
this
month
i
T
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U
,-:.:i
was
over
Soviet
territory.
A
U.S.
Air
Force
aiinotmce-tnnf
tho
rili
fnllnwine
the
in
T.-baeco
Road--curt
,.
A
M
Maiwoa
ordered
Everyman
.
.
i
.
.
.
..
...
Repertory
Company
U
rkun
up
y
iivln
ut
he
Avon:
The
decision
to
put
the
play
its
controversial
".,..,
.
production
'.i,,.
linrlP1
undci
l.n-
s.s
spotllnhts'in
molhbalU.
at
least
tempor
and
two
in
February
also
are
t
exBccted
to
load
for
Korea.
A
cident
said
that
the
plane
disappeared
shortly
after
radar
penalty
of
contempt
ol
coun
-
Business
manager
Doug
HeHler
mid:
Cnorlllu
as
demanded
.Ii
fourth
ves.stl
Is
due
in
between
picked
up
an
uniaenunea
piane
these.
FLT.-LT.
ERVEST
CLOVER
.
.
.
excellent
record
VISMER
NOT
IH
RUNNING
approaching
It
Irom
tne
direc
tion
of
the
Russian-held
Hu
rtles.
.
-
HUNDREDS
of
additional
telephones
will
be
made
available
in
the
city
by
the
use
of
this
relief
switchboard
being
hoisted
to
the
top
floor
of
the
ciiy
hall.
Weighing
close
to
three,
tons.
t)e
board
OR
BENCH
APPOINTMENT
Th
air
force
said
the
radar
tracks
'of
ttertwrt
planes-wwt
Canadian
Wins
DFC
Alex
Hunter
by
Mr.
Ma
mo.)
would
mean
the
text
of
tho
sltow
would
be
com-.ilrleiy
loust
and
we
lelt
we
must
'
piTwiit
the
play
as
written
tir
not
jut
U.-
.
:
Tli'
)oUiiil
swiiiki
to
police
court
this
morning
with
the
appearance
ol
live
actors
on
charges
of
participating
in
a
-lewd
and
olwre.ie
'
show.
'
j
U
being
installed
hy
me
Canadian
B.t;.j
leiepnones
ana
duw'j
Award
A
WArn
C
Com
nmmittPP
mi
1
Company
and
is
on
loan
from
the
Automatic
Electric
Company
of
nWalU
V
Vllillll
HvC
Canada
which
has
the
contract
for
the
city's
new
$675,000
auto
merged.
No
other
U.S.
plajhes
were
in
the
area
at
that
time.
matic
telephone
exchange.
The
board
will
be
kept
until
the
new
system
is
completed.
.
.
-
Meets
Tonight
T
AV
uf
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K
-
Former
attorney
-K'
n'
iai
Gordon
Wi-mer
;r
I?
a!M.I'ieijr
no
MlbUlty
at
the
pre-t.it
lime"
he
be
appointed
tj
ihe
BC.
Supreme
Court
Bench.
Wviner
'nhowe
name
has
been
mentioned
as
a
likely
.!.,!
said
he
will
continue
In
private
law
practice
In
:
.!ir;n..i
;eXJi
mures
saki
It
was
understood
the
pending
..-nr..
ni
would
go
to
II.
W
Davey,
QC.
former
president
of
.
,t,.,
Llln-ral
AoclaTlim.
;
The
producer
mree.or
anu
mlma
0.
he
Alex
Hunl
In
Korea
OTTAWA
0
Fit.
Lt.
Ernest
A.
Glover
has
been
awarded
the
first
Distinguished
Flying
Cross
ever
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CCC
Guard,
Stephen
Zbura
T
Memortal
award
committee
moused
h
on
charges
h.r.es
of
of
P"11
mltung
resenting
major
city
organtea-
"
w
'J.'l'l
1
Lht
thi,
indecent
I
tlons-
h
cslled
for
t,,nif!ht
'Quiet
Man"
Eludes
Capture
By
Women
won
while
Canada
was
officially
Dies
Suddenly
at
peace.
He
destroyed
three
Communist
jets
and
damaged
m
Andrew
Leaves
Hospital
favor
Ihen
we
will
once
again
the
many
stores
offering
those
The
Unlet
Man
Is
still
at
larsi
Meanwhile,
ballota
for
candi
A
former
Canadian
National
two
others
In
Korea.
valuable
prizes
in
the
"Quiet
northern'
Tne
30-year-oia
puoi
irom
Railways
employee,
rutllWBJS
III1HIW..V.
.....ij.
rw
Tnmnln
mihiirh
dates
for
the
Alex
Hunter
good
citisenshiD
troohy
are
currently
present
Tobacco
Road.
said
lleliier.
Police
say
thi'
play
Is
-lewd
and
today.
He
reports
several
amusing
incidents
encountered
yesterday
In
his
travels
through
nfe
Not
Seriously
Injured
being
"
"
published
in
the
Dally
Man"
contest.
Annette
Mansell's
was
very
crowded
with
fur-coated
ladies,
so
busv
sliouuinn
that
none
had
police
guide
and
lately
guaru
i,
at
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
if
50
missions
against
the
last
Communists
while
on
loan
to
the
pulp
mill
died
suddenly
puiy
.
".vl
TTnii.H
Ktt.oi
Air
Fnre.e.
The
Wav
filthy."
They
Tllcy
seized
seiea
actress
acwraa
Tarn
1
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...
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i.
.
i.nit'viK.
i
uuuv
tin
uanuk
DliKlos
low-cui.
wiori.
iru
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i,
Bra
.
:nei
Andrew
of
ways
Continental
Limited
whlrh
"
,
,v,riml,f
She
had
to
011
P
.mi
Mr.-
J
nioht
ot
his
nnme.
w
-
Rlillrri
l:,i.-r
,.,.
r,
II,.'
WM
Wrecked
111
northwtern'.?"
""'Veni
from1
O'rry
PrttenuEzo.
chairman
of
have
clothes
brougnt
to
to
her
her
irom
....
,
committee,
,mi,,,
Is
urging
aU
all
clti
he
told
it
at
a
press
conference,
it
noiinrierl
as
easv
as
driving
an
thought
to
buy
a
copy
of
the
Daily
News,
nor
Inquire
for
the
miiiriithe
morning
arc
Ontario
yesterday
.
C'.ti
;i
i,,
11
s
t
Kin
st
l
,ii-
the
theatre
before
she
automobile
home
from
the
office.
Quiet
Man
of
the
hapless
male
zens
ui
turn
11
irieir
umiu'h
He
was
Stephen
Zbura.
70.
Commercial
Hotel,
who
came
to
Prince
Rupert
30
years
ago.
He
is
survived
by
his
wife
and
hru,
nhurirrn
two
dauKhters,
not
In
serious
condition.
It
was
leave
the
polite
station.
soon
as
possible.
It
is
planned
to
wandering
about
in
their
midst
learned
today
But
his
citation
told
a
different
story:
Mr
Justice
A.
M.
Manson
I-
:
!
per
Probes
-Fit.
l,t
Glover,
while
attached
Fir
reports
said
ooth
were'
1
"
,nlimrUo
1
last
Friday
makp
a
cl-Mon
on
the
top
four
i
nobMy
injured,
but
a
wire
was
VaWs
a
er
candidates
by
Feb.
7.
All
ballot
reni
ece.ved
In
the
city
yesterday
Vf,.,i
by'
.lawyer
V
Thomas
Dohm
"ThargeS
charged
IU
be
treated
confldentia.ly.
Later,
while
trying
to
attract
attention
in
Art
Murray's
Men's
Wear,
the
"Quiet
Man"
was
Mary
of
8634
Montcalm
Street,
to
the
United
States
Air
Force,
Vancouver,
and
uaisey,
uua
AIII.O'
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ri.
close
friends.
Mr
and
Mrs
fourth
fighter
interception
wing,
.i
th
Korean
theatre,
displayed
Change
In
Ninth
Avenue,
New
Westminster;
a
son,
John,
of
Hope,
B.C.
the
most
commendable
aggressive
un
11
y
"
u..v..b.v
lay
In
holding
the
players,
bul
Mr.
Justice
Manson'a
new
order
u
incite
Tuesdav.
A;uierson.
JH
Ninth
S'reet.
lo
the
contriu-y
Signed
bv
Jiinmle
(Andrewi
treated
to
a
full
lesson
In
civic
affairs.
Mayor
Whalen
had
Just
left,
city
clerk
Bill
Long
and
Art
Murray
along
with
several
other
councilmen
and
interested
citi
City
Bartender
Mr.
Zbura
pioneered
early
;n
)guin
Charge
spirit
coupled
wun
exceueni
fighting
ability.
1
the
wire
said:
'
.
a-,..!....,
l...
a
nritnri
lh(V
Wllllld
"Because
of
lus
above-average
the
northland
and
for
a
time
lived
at
Dawson
Creek
where
he
often
acted
as
a
guide
for
the
RCMP.
zens,
were
In
such
heated
de-H
Iff'.'-
'
:
!
It""...
"
S'JmtJjS
I
?
1
in
train
accident
at
"sl:close
down
u,f
'
T
play
unless
It
River.
Am
okay.
Peggy
being
.
qualities
as
a
combat
pilot,
he
"MA
1
D
Duty
atlor-''Mi
Krir
I'cpler
ivay
tii'-'
Iive-vcar
sentence
m
,ii
,
S,
r
Mispect
Henry
Found
Bleeding
In
Home
Here
was
rapidly
promoted
lo
ingtii
leader,
and
whUst
so
employed.
Nut
a
line
was
rut
from
tne
He
was
employed
on
the
pulp
ItlMIIHtl
(II
-
'
till.
But.
not
serloa'-ly
hurt.
No
bate
that
the
"Quiet
Man
had
no
choice
but
to
leave,
unattended.
At
Simpsons-Sears,
one
lady
came
dashlnn
un
to
the
coun
r.rskine
Caldwell
plav
and
the
mill
security
staff
at
the
time
completed
his
duties
w-ith
dis
!
wiiiii.nw
Luke
.
.
.ll
l.,.,ii.a
ha.
:lotln
-
tinction,
valor
and
me'it.
1
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K:.l,l
l.wlt,
l,
U
:
noiis
was
a
n
n,,,,,.,
One
man-a
CNR
section
".f()re
tlie
curluln
row
last
Satur-
nurine
his
tour
ot
duty
he
traw-miig
as
a
pas.M-iiKv.
.
,
t
"y
"t-"v
1.1,,.
j
1..
nl,-.i
(Mvnr
hit
.
destroyed
three
MiG-13
aircraft..
ILllll'll
111
WiV
v.l",
"
seriously
damaged
-to
others.
dent
and
B4
others
were
Injured.
This
excellent
recorrl
not
oniy
brings
credit
to
Flt.-Lt.
Glover
seven
seriously.
Eiiilit
Bt
residents
were
among
the
1
ljured.
jf
his
death.
Siamese
Twin
Dies
After
Operation
,
r-HirAOO
Oi
Roger
Brofie,
AL
BERNER
.
.
transferred
Th.
westward-bound
train
tie-
but
has
greatly
enhanced
tne
reputation
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Fore
In
this
theatre."
A
city
bartender
is
In
hospital
here
in
critical
condition
with
head
Injuries.
He
was
discovered
yesterday
afternoon
in
his
home,
lying
in
a
pool
of
blood.
In
Prince
Rupert
Ocneral
Hospital
Is
Walter
Choopka.
50.
of
30
Fifth
Street.
Doctors
have
given
him
an
even
chance
for
j
survival.
I
RCMP
said
they
are
holding
a
I'lmmii
In
connection
with
the
railed,
overturning
five
of
its
11
cars,
when
It.
struck
a
broken
rail
ter,
had
the
clerk
approach
the
only
male
in
tne
store,
and
ask
him
If
he
were
the
Quiet
Man.
But
she
had
neglected
her
copy
of
the
Daily
News
also,
and
had
not
asked
him
directly
if
he
were
the
"Quiet
Man."
Possibly
the
lady
is
the
shy
retiring
type,
but
she
seemed
bent
on
those
prizes
wnen
talking
to
her
clerk.
Better
luck
today.
Harry
rilack
announced
just
before
press
time
today
that
besides
the
urizes
offered
by
the
St.
Laurent
Takes
Issue
With
Remarks
Al
Berner
tl,
reii.son
lor
3.
kii
at
templed
murder
ilH,ims
Lake
to
lesser
;
"nil
a
S
m
h
t
fi-ntenee.
n.
chan:,
d
with
a
hold-!n8
111
Ontario,
was
rup-'"r
WilllMiiu
Lake
last
''
l!er
a
Kun
battle
with
:ilii,ti
h;
an
abortive
bank
ill''
at
tempted
murder
as
withdrawn,
Beguln
I
kh',:iv
to
wounding
with
sli'Kiting
at
a
police
of
fill
robi)i.ry
early
Tuesday
as
It
sped
ueross
the
northwestern
Ontario
wilderness.
The
Andrews
were
on
their
way
home
here
following
a
six-month
trip
to
their
native
Transferred
To
Prairies
weaker
of
the
Siamese
twins
separated
in
a
surgical
operation
Dec.
17.
died
Tuesday
night.
I
otTAWA
0
-Prime
Minister
case
and
that
she
Is
under
medial.
Laurent
took
lame
today
with
cal
observation.
Police
would
Roger,
larger
of
the
twins,
was
H.nrivpri
of
the
sinnle
superior
f
A
111
Dn,nD
ka-trnar-rtlrl
Harry
Daggett
Satisfactory'
City
Assessor
Harry
i.
Daggett,
is
In
"satisfactory
condition"
and
resting
quietly
after
having
been
admitted
to
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospltnl
yesterday
Mr.
DaRg.'lt
collapses
suddenly
at
his
home.
it.-.
-
.h.,
iimi
in
!
he!""
"""""
many
stores
participating
in
the
contest,
he
has
added
another
11
r
uhls,
-
saggltal
sinus,
large
blood
vesse:
Choonka
was
Dlcked
un
by
city
superintendent
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
here,
has
been
$5.
so
that
it
is
now
$15.
The
which
drains
about
80
per
cent
nt
t.hf
hinnri
from
brain
to
heart.
ambulance
about.
3
p.m.
Drivers
said
they
found
the
man
lying
HA
Reg
MacDougall
Dies;
J.
n
r
n
.
.1
transferred
to
the
Prince
Albert
division.
"Quiet
Man"
has
many
of
tne
angles
beat,
and
hopes
to
out
He
had
been
in
a
coma
since
the
on
the
floor,
near
a
-bed.
with
received
from
Igor
OouM-nko
"certain
documents"
foundation
of
Canada's
spy
trials
which
he
knew
were
stolen.
."The
CCF
statement,'
he
said,
"w
as
made
in
a
broadcast
Mon
He
plans
to
leave
next
Wed
operation.
wit
followers
again
today.
blood
all
over
and
his
head
was
nesday.
bashed
In."
wuces
rro-ion
dtrengin
In
his
position
here
for
the
last
in
vears.
Mr.
Berner
first
NevsDaDers
Can't
be
Forced
f
A
R
iReii
MacDoimall.
Pronressive
Employed
by
a
city
beer
parlor,
Choopka
and
his
wife
came
to
the
city
about
seven
months
ago.
came
to
Prince
Rupert
In
the
r"i'
vr
mchiImt
of
the
Legislature
for
Vancouver-Point
die
I
Tnr.il:,,,
,.
f,.,
i.,.,..
in.......
ii.
....
cn
n,
I
a
iuhk
iiiiit'na.
lie:
t,
no
vv
day
night
by
Stanley
Knowles
(CCF-Wlnnlpcg
North
'
Centre).
It
was
a
comment
on
the
Prime
Minister's
own
statement
last
ii
To
Print
Story
or
Photograph
.
.
manaclnir
i
Aiitn
editor
u
W.
II
H.
nwirdu
records
showing
jthnwhn?
thut.
that,
bull
lust
two
weeks
before
the
oDelling
of
tile
.'.Ii
ur;.
H'diieoH
ii,
nr,w,,.BuiiA
r-.iiiArviit.lVn
jitrencth
In
....
v,
nv.
t
,
,
,
V
."
lon.se
Ir,
i
onrf
two.
'BS
mit
im
in
one
of
the
cases.
The
ATLANTA,
Ga.
The
-WEATHER-
Forecast
North
coast
region:
Gale
warn
lnir
lsxned.
A
rrnl'v,,
or
Moiyton,
N.B
Mr.
MacDougall
was
a
Rhodes
week
that
M.
J.
Coldwell.
CCF
leader,
might
very
well
have
known
that
the
advance
copy
of
i,ii
spring
of
1B14
and
worked,
as
trainman
and
later
as
conductor
for
28
years.
Then
he
was
promoted
to
the
supervisory
branch
and
remained
here
as
superintendent
of
the
Smlthers
division.
He
was
advised
of
his
transfer
late
yes-day.
Mrs.
Berner
will
Join
him
later.
Mr.
Berner
replaces
D.
C.
Gough,
who
Is
retiring
and
goes
to
live
in
Vancouver.
"
u
uuer
became
a
Vancouver
barrister.
first
elected
icu
tn
10
lh
me
ToisUiturn
uro
in
in
a
a
tg48
ibio
bv-electlon
ijCgisiai
'
the
Currie
report
which
came
to
Ruin
todav.
cloudv
with
scat
-...v,jVt
ni
Uie
ana
lvo
geiierm
eipi:uiia.
IlK
lie
,11.
t
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
tered
showers
tomorrow.
Not
-
"u,u
In
me
seeonrt
suffered
by
the
minority
Conserva-
Fields
to
20
days
in
Jail
and
fined
each
$200.
The
case
stemmed
from
a
highway
safety
campaign
run
by
the
Constitution.
One
article
said
there
were
cases
of
persons
arrested
on
driving
charges
but
never
brought
to
trial.
Nichols
objected
and
demanded
that
the
Constitute',
publish
photnbraph
of
co
:rS
Georgia
Supreme
Court
has
ruled
that
a
judge
has
no
right
to
order
a
newspaper
to
print
a
specific
story
or
photograph.
The
unanimous
ruling
handed
down
Thursday,
grew
out
of
the
court's
dismissal
of
a
con-tempt-of-court
charge
against
two
editors
of
the
Atlanta'
Constitution.
Judge
H.
E.
Nichols
had
sentenced
Editor
Ralph
MeGlll
editors
refused
and-
Nichols
cited
them
for
contempt.
The
Supreme
Court
ruling
said
there
were
no
grounds
to
sustain
a
contempt
conviction
because
space
in
a
-newspaper
is
private
property
and
a
Judge
Is
without
power
to
compel
publication
of
any.
story
or
picture
unless
he
pya
foi
it
as
an
advertisement.
.
,
"
I'i'i
.snt
at
in
In
the
B.C.
lcgLslature.
;
him
was
stolen.
j
The
Prime
Minister
described
las
"quite
untrue"
a
statement
by
i
Mr.
Knowles
that
Mr.
St.
Laur-l
.
minui.r
of
tustlce.
re-
much
change
In
temperature.
Wind
southeast
45
in
exposed
e"
r
p"'jl!'"
v-'orhs
minister
E.
C.
Carson,
who
was
re-'-Wooet
cotiiUluency.
died
suddenly
last
fall.
,
e:it
stnciinii
in
th.
leutiitiir.
nnw
Is-
Social
Credit,
19;
aieas.
decreasing
to
soutl
erly
25
lv
viilnur
I.mr
tnr.lc.it
and
j
cf
CVlVeu
ived
documents
UUtuiiiriim
that
ta,
Oouzenko
...,,
The
Prince
Albert
division
is
comprised
of
1,370
miles
of
track,
has
140
sections,
95
agencies
and
39
Junctions.
18.
Liberal,
8;
Conservatives,
2;
Labor,
1;
Vacant
2.
Total
;
.,
-
-
took
when
he
fled
the
Russian
;
hlsrh,
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
38
Embassy
and
became
a
key
figure
(
and
.
44;
Sandsplt
and
Prince
in
the
1945-1948
spy
probe.
I
Rupert,
35
and
42.
&"
'