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VOL.
XLII,
No.
20
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
26,
1953
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iyansh
aff
How
o)
sA
u
illagers
Cut
Crew
Members
Weep
For
Plane
v
niTi-ymanj
bjLf
i:
As
Ship
Heels
Over
By
The
CnfuiJi
Prrai
LIVERPOOL.
Grimy
firemen
early
today
sig-
fr
Harold
Kd-i
I
'lV
.
.
-
1
1
I
4
T1
j
nailed
they
had
control
of
a
blaze
which
in
15
hours
j
(1f
Queen
Charlotte
delivered
a
full
f
mail
to
the
poster
'
"-
at
A
iyansh.
Indian
destroyed
the
20,233-ton
liner
Empress
of
Canada.
I
2"-"
h.
1
I
,y
,,n
t!ic
HIM"'1'
'aa
y
'
vr,
Sauinlay
itfti-r-
,
-
V
'
'
A
brief
message
sent
to
head-
-
j
quarters
a
dawn
broke
said
night
to
prevent
flames
reach-
,niy
a
small
pocket
of
fire
re-
ing
other
ships
and
pier-side
;
rnained
forward
of
the
funnels
buildings.
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Ktcor
-
Man-
crew
member's
stood
iips
luxury
trans-Atlantic
ves-;
weeping
beside
them
as
the
ship
!
went
through
her
death
throes.
Dense
clouds
of
smoke
still
t
she
heeled
over
on
her
side,
;
rc.M-
into
thj
early-morning
sky
gtlll
blazing
furiously,
9'2
hours
l.
r
ti:
Empress
of
Canada
a
Total
Loss
as
the
25-year-old
ship,
her
nie
after
the
fire
began
The
liner
came
to
Gladstone
Clunliiiat,
,
i,
his
return,
ilinf
n
hnrj
ci,!
a;
Lnh-
in
t
ivi-r
:
(
J!
XJ
AUttA,
lip
llouIUi
U'
o
d
In
to
Prliitf
;
Dock
Saturday
after
returning
'
to
Liverpool
from
Canada
on
Jan.
12.
RODERICK
HAIG-BROWN
of
Campbell
River,
B.C.,
(right)
outhor
angler
-
turned
-
movie
-
star,
and
Robert
Anderson,
National
Film
Board
producer,
examine
through
a
"Moviola"
in
the
cutting
room
at
Ottawa
the
film
story
"The
Country
Magistrate."
Noted
Author
Makes
Picture
From
Book
Famed
Writer
of
life
Begins
at
Forty'
Walter
B.
Pitkin,
Dies
in
California
,
at
an
end,
lay
on
her
port
siae,
;
propellors
out
of
the
water,
like
;
a
huge,
half-submerged
whale.
A
company
official
termed
the
'
i5.000.000
ship,
being
spruced
uo
;
for
this
year's
Coronation
traf-i
flee,
a
"total
loss."
!
-J.Jt
I!
CP)
Wal-1
fields,
including
the
art
of
sound
author
of
picture
production,
aeronautics,
successful
i
boat
building
and
farming.
PALO
ALTO,
Calif
tcr
Boughton
Pitkin,
the
phenomenally
impetus
to
many
jaded
American
business
men,
and
IU
title
became
a
household
phrase.
It
was
translated
into
12
languages
with
over
500,000
sales.
Spring
Election
Forecast
By
Pro-Con
Leader
l
n(
Hie
villasrri
Ihrn
the
plan'.
Iirlprd
ih
Ihr
idnij.
ml
rrhnrd
and
iri
Ktlh
Ihr
rfew.
d(
nan
o
uvrrjovrd
l
irrn
il
(
thr
Jirrafl.
lht
I'kOIIK
SABOTAGE
Police
said
sabotage
could
ntt
be
ruled
out
tn
their
search
fo
the
cause
of
the
blaze.
The
fire
is
believed
to
have
started
tn
the
dispensary
or
the
!
OTTAWA
tf-RKlerlck
Halg-'Bron
of
Cample-ll
River.
BC,
Awsorlatbin
award
in
1946
for
Starbur
k
Valley
Wtiit
T
"
ar.d
the
Oovernor-Oeneral'g
citation
for
Saltwater
Summer"
in
1948.
Mr.
H.ilB-Biown
ha
lived
In
book,
"Life
Begins
at
Forty."
died
Sunday
after
a
brief
Illness
at
the
age
of
75.
He
was
In
the
midst
of
writing
another
book,
"Let's
Enjoy
Life
Again."-
It
frequently
was
said
of
uM
tn
noliif
Ihr
magllratr,
finhetman
and
auth-li..m
d.r
tif-r
ami
ml
jor
u
,.lklng
a
crack
at
picture
...nrtperlHr
l-p.
jm(k).lg
TORONTO
(CP)
Dean
Finlay-
pantry.
No
passengers
were
aboard
,
He
Joined
the
staff
of
Columbia
University
in
New
York
City
in
1905
as
a
lecturer
in
psychology,
becoming
professor
of
Journalism
in
1912.
and
retired
In
1943
after
38
years
on
the
faculty.
From
the
Columbia
campus
the
volatile
Pitktn
made
his
forays
into
the
literary,
economic
and
political
worlds.
"son,
leader
of
the
British
Co-
!hp
Kmnrex
Canada
RundaV
Campbell
Kiver
to
20
years.
BrltUh-born
He
Is
married
to
an
American,
MADE
GOOD
BEFORE
40
Another
of
his
book
titles,
"Making
Good
Before
Forty"
(1939),
was
equally
applicable
to
his
own
life.
Teaching
and
writing
were
never
r-iourli
to
absorb
all
the
energies
of
the
ebullient
Pit
li-.)
tH-ctl
Ofl.l.ru
a,
Xh
4..,rw,M.
L
m
i
i.
..l.i
i
Iiimhta
PnmrrpuittP
rtinKprvatiVe
v
.i.i
tunable
i
nigni
wnen
me
lire
orone
oui.
,
...
Wkl,r
pfticin
that
his
The
few
crew
members
on
the
!
party,
said
he
believes
a
federal
;
energ.pVc
JiT!L
!J
.
f?-
of
writer,
novelis'
and
the
former
Ann
F.!:wre
of
Se-
nun
lifp
confirmed
the
title
win
oe
cauea
iius
hjs
booR
,.ufc
at
Forty
election
spring.
His
books,
mostly
on
popular
I
For
the
"omni-opinlonated'
fained
fly
flherman
Is
working
suit,
wbah..
aim
"as
lour
cimu-
,
shjp
pseappd
fcB((.ly.
on
the
final
pliaw
of
a
nutlt.nal
ren.
One
of
tlu
m,
1
1
-year-old
;
FlrfmPn
poured
tons
of
water
film
b.rd
short.
"The
Country
Alan,
appears
bnelly
in
the
film,
j
,nUj
lhc
Rhjp
u
tnrough
the
MaLrratc."
The
story.
Intended
primarily
-
.
kin.
He
made
surveys
of
news-
:i,.ii;y
biR
Willie
is,
v
r:e
i.i.;-
't
',
It:
t
V
!
lllMT
:
vliifh
Caplalnj
ii)
i
psychology
and
of
the
career-
Finiay-1
Pitkin
as
he
once
termed
him
In
an
interview
here
variety,
made
hu
name
paper
r
eaae
e
ownea
ana
books
uplift
so
.said
the
Liberal
government
i
self-published
30
or
more
The
story
of
the
fUm
was
taken
for
European
distribution,
Is
fitim
hl
Ixink
'
Measure
of
the
ilrnnle.
telli.iE
th
evervtiav
i
l
..
.
:..
-
,.
Ufter
hi3
40th
birthday
and
still
a
laminar
one
au
over
me
tns-
He
served
as
story
supervisor
tor
Be
wont
dare
wall
unui
lau.
.
m.OM
,akp
an
BCtiVe
in-
Ush-speaking
world.
"Ufe
u
,uiH
v,a
nnoor
Ihp
nvern-
"
-
..
41932)
.
.
gave
new
!
tercst
in
a
score
of
diverse
;
gins
.
at
Forty'
.
merit
waits,
the
worse
its
posl-
'1't1'"
fc(
Year."
He
and
producer-writer
events
tit
the
life
of
a
country)
'
Robert
Anderson
of
the
CBC
nwKtstra'.c.
In
oi:e
scet.j
h
ho'of
her
t
i
Ihej
workrd
on
the
crlpl
and
filming
court
on
a
pier
of
the
fUihing
plaiies
arc
,(,,,-
ihree
months
in
Campbell
village
1
Whites
Ask
Action
After
Family
Slain
rV,
a.l
I
Uon
becomes.
I
I
He
predicted
the
Conservatives
j
wonld
win
most
of
the
22
seaU.
in
his
province.,
j
I
Rivti
before
coming
Jiere.
Ail
trw
M'f
l,CiltWWH
ft
-bound
aircraft
!
Mr.
ifaig'Uruwn.
Even
the
RCMP
officers
are
authentic
As
direc
tM,
OS
STMr.
AMI'
!CII
Mr
Halg
Brown
ai-Li
In
I
!
'
hp
i.iuip
uu;,t
of
the
ii
'v
s'orm
lo
no
plaiw
In
TV
!
v.
;,s
tor
Anuprw
i
put
i..
n.iu
i-.jluu
play
the
part
of
a
policeman
belter
than
a
policeman'"
picture
the
country
magistrate-.
Proficient
In
bth
capacl-il
tlw
tall,
lean
snortma-i
NAIROBI.
Kenya
t
About
1
500
white
settlers
marched
to
Universal
Pictures
In
1929
and
wrote
a
book
about
it,
"The
Art
of
Sound
Pictures'"
(with
Viil-Ham
M.
Marston
19301.
He
even
triHtle
a
tuti?
of
Woodrow
Wii-
'son's
health
and
concluded
that
"low
energy
and
bad
feet"
played
a
part
In
frustrating
the
Wllsonian
program.
Mr.
Pitkin
had
a
keen
mind
and
a
sardonic
humor.
He
wiis
p
o
1
i
t
i
c
a
1
1
y
conservative
at
d
sometimes
called
himself
a
"social
misfit"
but
more
often
"a
man
without
a
culture."
More
'
than
once
he
said
that
what
the
United
States
needed
was
"a
rabble
rouser
of
the
right."
Mr.
Pitkin
was
born
at
Ypsi-
Rail
Heads,
Union
Meet
A
i
.v
l'".'.r.t.(i
in
Encland
years
aeo
"to
;
Government
House
today
and
j
demanded
to
talk
to
Governor
lit
Alimlte
fr,,m
.lirulno"
Is
k
:
f,,nl
.rt
ntirlna
ttlvint
t
hp
HRiilar
lllehl
i
nmnlvll
River
Catholics
Urged
Reserve
RCAF
Pilot
Survives
Second
Crash
in
Two
Months
VANCOUVER
O
An
RCAF
reserve
pilot
Sunday
walked
away
from
his
second
plane
wreck
In
two
months.
FO.
Charles
Dodwell
of
Vancouver
suffered
only
shock
and
a
cut
head
when
his
Mustang
flgKter
crashed
near
Van-
"
couver
International
Airport
shortly
after
take-off.
Dodwell,
member
of
the
RCAF
443
New
Westminster
Squadron,
survived
a
wing
tip
collision
between
two
Vampire
Jets
Nov.
9
over
Boundary
Bay.
30
miles
south
of
Vancouver
FO.
William
Ross
was
killed
in
the
collision
when
his
jet
exploded.
Dodwell
managed
to
fly
back
to
the
airport.
In
Sunday's
crack-up
Dodwell's
was
one
of
five
planes
taking
off.
Engine
trouble
is
believed
to
be
the
cause
of
the
crack-up.
i'l
Q"A
liud
no
I
look
over
the
Job
10
years
To
Prepare
for
ago
when
they
offered
It
to
me
after
no
one
else
wanted
It,'
he
said
by
way
of
explanation.
A
native
of
Lansing.
Sussex.
j
brutal
slaying
oi
a
British
family,
A
SIS'!
in
Xrlnt
'
Saturday
night.
'
AMU
111
I
UUUJ
j
Farmer
Roger
E,
Ruck,
his
jwtfe
Esme.
a
doctor,
and
Uieir
MONTREAL
0j
Canada's
rail-1
six-year-old
son,
Michael,
were
ways
and
the
Brotherhood
of
;
found
hacked
to
-death
at
their
Railway
Tralnment
were
sched-;
Ntwth
Klnangop
farm
in
tlie
uled
to
meet
again
today
in
an
iAberdare
mountains
noih
of
effort
to
settle
the
country-wide
Mr.
Halg-Brown
came
to
Canada
:
Early
Election
'
lanti.
Mich.,
Feb.
6,
1878.
but
when
18
after
working
six
months
In
the
Unlted'States.
He
worked
The
BrKLsh
Nairobi.
wage
strike
set
lor
reo.
i.
a
s!mttft'U
jabotage
suspected
n
Wrecks
In
Vancouver
Island
logRing
camps
from
,926
unUl
J
jd
-
""M
tween
carriers
ami
the
BRT.
h'.r?
hU
nrS
Ck
wr
-'n
?utho"
ti
prepare
for
,
In
connection
with
the
crime,
which
represents
35.000
trainmen.
.rttini
"It
election.
mast
brutal
against
Europeans
The
brotherhood
set
the
strike
provincial
Whi
the
book
I
n
,
e
Js
wan.-,
ro!iti-
since
the
Mau
Mau
terror
sect
date
more
than
a
week
:
ago.
.
"Our
K-tatlon
worked
orKd
as
as
an
an
extra
extra
in
m
B
o.
ltLh
i.
1
"no
reasonable
settle-
the
value
emergency
began
last
Septem-
pending
films
ana
a
snort
svon.-s
u,
-'-',.
'
-,.
iUlrl
Rl2.
1
per.
ment"
of
their
demands.
-
Discovery
of
eep
alive.
Since
then
he
lias
written
10
inald
Paxton.
executive
si
cu
t
i
,,,
i
i
i
i
ii
in
i
losed
aiiRle
cock
i
New
B.C.
Record
Set
Issuing
301
Oil
Exploration
Permits
VICTORIA
0
The
biggest
oil
,
next,
then
Fort
Fraser.
Lillooct
land
rush
In
British
Columbia's
j
Prince
George
and
Fernie.
...
..,
On
Vancouver
Island,
there
are
recorded
in
19d2,
ac-58
history
was
6gg
acres
untJer
license
cording
tp
government
statistics
jor
leace
or
application,
in
the
released
today.
j
Alberni
area
and
54,462
on
the
spent
most
of
his
youth
in
Detroit.
He
earned
spending
money
In
many
ways
sorting
beans,
weeding
onions,
delivering
eggs,
cleaning
type.
He
often
rode
his
bicycle
100
miles
a
day.
As
a
young
man
he
worked
at
various
times
as
a
peddler,
cook,
cattle
boss
and
junkman.
He
found
time
to
be
the
American
managing
editor
of
the
Encyclopaedia
Britannica
from
1927
to
1928.
The
Institute
of
Life
Planning
was
founded
by
him
in
1932.
MAROONED
ON
ICE
FLOE
!
His
busy
mind
also
took
an
inventive
bent.
For
10
years
he
experimented
in
the
construc
t'f.f
taSve
nn
a
New
Haven
books,
countless
snnn
siorirs
h:kj
j
The
asMKialion,
u
hlle
It
docs
bi-come
a
world-famed
anaier.
He
won
the
Car.ndlan
Library
not
Intend
to
sponsor
Us
own
candidal".
Is
o.-mUniilng
its
campaign
to
have
Catholic
schools
bfmmht
tn'o
the
provincial
edticnt'on
svstem
We
want
The
netroleum
and
natural
!
soutnern
ena
oi
ic
uiu.
li:tt
within
nine
flays
:'
r
;?v
.UK.itlun
heie.
'"'
li
,'.'
n
-.piikesinan
said
1
'
k
-js
-
cu.
found
Frl-m
its
proper
position"
'
-n!
,;,r
f
the
Boston-
Y.i.k
-New
Yorker."
The
"
("MtK.is
tlie
air
brakes,
1
appan-nt
Instance
of
tampering
involved
the
"
Police
With
Tommy
Guns
Guard
Bandits
branch
year-end
compila-
eas
that
lntemratl'm."
!
Under
the
present
BC.
educa-1
tlon
sy?t,
m.
separate
schools
do
not
receive
government
financial
)
tion
showed
a
record
301
explora
New
Boiler
support.
The
Catholic
Education
Asso-clution
has
said
It
Is
willing
for
Connected
tion
permits
were
issued
last
year.
These
permits
covered
an
area
of
13.833.338
acres,
more
than
3.000,000
acres
above
the
1951
total.
The
1952
rush
came
in
the
wake
of
the
Fort
St.
John
natural
gas
r
k
r-
n-to-WusnliiHton
i
nucciin
ki.Hv
n
Police
the
uovernmciife
to
take
over
At
Hospital
tion
of
a
98-foot,
four-keeled
boat.
The
boat
was
for
research
work
in
tropical
waters
and
was
estimated
to
have
cost
$100,000.
It
was
given
a
maiden
voyage
test
run
in
the
ice-choked
Hudson
River
near
Ncwburgh,
N.H..
on
Dec.
31,
1939.
The
New
Year's
Ec
sailing
was
a
disastrous
one
because
ice
ripped
the
South
discoveries
In
November,
1951.
j
LOUIS
A.
LAPOINTE
ROBINSON
ORB
First
of
two
50-horsepower
boiler1
units
being
Installed
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
'
.1.
T
l8
0
iv
.-AH
ft
v
ft
t
-
;
H
-A
3
i.
",ral
rXlress"
which
crash-iwtin
tommy-guns
swarmed
Roman
Catholic
separate
Schools
''''
V"'
-lilnnton
Union
Sta-
around
pBlmeros
central
court
but
with
certain
"safcmianls"
J
'n
1
mid
Injured
some
50
today
as
40
bandits
went
on
trial
such
as
Homun
Catholic
teachers
ns
for
murder,
kidnapping,
ftrmod
in
ceMul
i
subJecU
and
certain
"net
inM;,,),,.
of
brake
tarn-
holdup
and
sundry
thefts.
txtbooks.
"'
riimrted
Thursday.
They
are
remnants
of
a
btimi
In
the
June
provincial
elcl
Ion.
"!!'
Chin
lis
w.
Tobey.
'of
the
brigand
King
Balvatore
eight
Roman
Catholic
candidates
'
i
i
.hi
i,i
t1P
senate
Com-'
oiullano.
killed
two
years
ago
In
rnn
under
the
banner
of
the
'
immti.
c.
he
said
It
a
police
war
agaltist
bandit
who
Christian
Democratic
party.
None
ns
1"
look
like
sabotage."
terrorized
Sicily
after
the
war.
.was
elected.
Cellulose
Company
Appoints
went
into
service
Saturday.
i
thT
Officials
said
id
the
the
ni
old
old
r
:
American
hardwood
huil
;
ann
hnttpr
boiler
I
p.vm
.nri
There
are
now
34.5
i,
616
acres
of
BC,
.
land
under
oil
exploration
permit,
with
564
permits
in
effect,
Officials
said
most
of
the
desirable
acreage
has
been
taken
up
and
even
some
undesirable
areas.
will
be
taken
out
as
soon
as
the
new
unit
has
been
thoroughly'
tested.
I
two
companions,
wiih
only
a
few
soggy
sandwiches
for
com-
Hfiirro
nn
an
!p
flftf
Montreal
Man
New
Secretary
Administrator
Doug
Stevenson
'""'
"Xh
hvTtuV
after
said
"so
far
it
has
,
worked
i
MONTREAL)
Appointment
of
Chemical
Company
In
St.
Louis.
Missouri
before
taking
over
his
lawyer
Says
Paper
Privileged
they
sent
SOS
signals
with
splendidlv."
The
second
unit
will
Government
records
show
the
two
senior
executives
to
position
be
Installed
as
soon
as
passible
in
Canadian
Chemical
ti
Cellulose
great
growth
of
oil
and
gas
exploration
in
the
province.
The
new
boilers
are
being
put
Company,
Limited
and
subsidiary
o
Criticize
Public
Servants
At
the
end
of
1949,
tnere
were
flashlight.
-----
Sadly,
the
hard-working
Pitkin,
conscious
of
life's
every
oassing
minute,
commented
that
the
time
he
put
Into
the
ship
was
"worth
a
quarter
of
a
million
dollars."
In
to
Increase
boiler
capacity
and
provide
more
economic
operation
at
the
hospital.
companies
was
announced
today
by
Maxwell
M.
Mackenzie,
Execu
only
2.377.940
acres
under
exploration
permit,
with
22
per
been
Instructed
to
appeal
the
verdict.
mit.
Bv
the
end
or
1950,
tnis
new
post.
From
1930-1938
he
was
tn
charge
of
Monsanto's
Export
Department.
Mr.
Lapointe,
born
in
Montreal,
has
been
associated
with
civic
government
In
Canada's
largest
city
since
1935.
Canadian
Chemical
&
Cellulose
Company,
Limited,
incorporated
recently,
ts
the
parent
company
for
three
operating
units,
Columbia
Cellulose
Com
The
iurv
took
two
hours
to
had
zoomed
to
10.521.203
acres.
reach
Its
unanimous
verdict.
U.KVIU.E.
Out.
(CPI-To-
"
'''-''r
H
R.
McMurtry
n,'Mapors
have
a
prlvl-
1,1111
a
duty
to
criticize
per-in
lllic
life
and
to
make
,).n,""
iu
Public
affairs.
'
,u
"'hid
that
the
time
will
-WEATHER-
Showery
weather
with
tern-ncratures
at,
or
a
little
above
Courier-Advocate,
and
Owyn
Hopkln-Morgan,
editor,
for
defamatory
libel.
The
suit
is
based
on
two
editorials
which
appeared
In
the
paper
Dec.
7,
1951.
The
first
editorial
was
captioned.
"A
Jekyli
and
Hyde
in
Council,"
and
the
second,
"Let
tive
Vice-President.
Louis
A.
Lapointe,
QC,
former
director
of
departments
for
Montreal,
has
been
named
secretary
of
Canadian
Chemical
St
Cellulose
Company
Limited.
Robinson
Ord.
who
has
been
prominent
in
the
chemical
In
with
106
permits.
At
the
end
of
1951,
the
total
was
20.744,280
20.744.280
acres,
and
263
permits.
Blggest.centre
of
activity
is
in
the
Peace
River
area,
Quesnel
is
After
the
Judge's
65-minute
charge,
Mr.
McMurtry
objected
to
what
he
said
were
serious
omissions
from
the
address.
He
claimed
the
charge
had
not
been
Convict
Breaks
From
Oakalla
VA-N""OWER
m
A.
29-year-
freezing
resulted.
Snowflurrles
were
reported
from
many
points
Ml
11
W(,
ViuVO
mnolu.
pany.
Limited,
Here.
Canadian
;h.-u
in
the
interior.
Forecast
i
w
,papcrs
which
will
old
convict
serving
a
one-year
Us
Protect
Our
Liberty."
Botn
fairly
presented,
in
his
address
to
the
jury,
Mr
Chemical
Company,
Limited,
at
Edmonton,
and
Celgar
Development
Company
Limited,
In
the
the
paper
three
;
'
express
their
appeared
in
McMurtry
said
it
was
the
duty
oiuu
ivir
Trenton
electors
in
Arrow
'Lakes
district.
of
the
press
to
scrutinize
men
dustry
for
the
past
20
years,
is
now
vice-president
of,
Canadian
Chcmicat
&
Cellulose
Company,
Limited
and
vice-president
and
general
manager
of
Canadian
Chemical
Company
Limited.
Mr,
Ord,
a
native
of
Sunderland,
England,
and
a
graduate
of
ice
K
At
the
present
time,
the
com
A.
Tlimiu
-
c.
'
.
.
.
j,.J
4n
who
offered
themselves
lor
puo
iiu
u
ou-1
vnip
iwr
HvH
n
wns
ufiiavcu
lie
office
and
to
criticize,
them
pany
Is
producing
acetate
grade
Italian
Plane
Crash
Kills
19
'
CAGLIARA.,
Sardinia
(CP)
Nineteen
persons
died
today
when
a
twin-engined
Italian
airliner
crashed
into
a
mountain
near
here
shortly
after
taking
off
for
Rome.
.'"in
jry
,
a
$100u0
h,s
bW
f(jr
a
13lh
u,m
on
coun
North
coast
region:
Variable
sentence
lor
rooDery
wnn
viouw
cloudiness
with
scattered
showers
!
escaped
from
Oakalla
prison
farm
of
rain
tn
the
southern
part
and
j
last
night,
snow
tn
the
northern
part
Little
Bert
Nash
was
sentenced
about
change
in
temperature.
Wind
i
a
month
ago
in
Trail,
B.C.
southerly
15.
Low
tonight
and
Warden
Hugh
Christie
said
high
Tuesday
at
Port
Hardy.
30
Nash
was
working
in
a
bouer-and
40;
Sandoplt
and
rrlnco
room
of
Oakaala
when
he
slipped
Rupert,
28
and
38.
lout
and
escaped.
if
it
felt
it
was
doing
so
tn
the
sulphite
pulp
and
sawn
luniDer,
and
with
completion
of
the
Ed-
cil.
The
paper
wa
found
guilty
nubile
interest.
Oxford
University,
was'
general
,
moiitun
plant
this
year
will
b?
"k
Ait'iiinn
20
miles
west
of
manager
of
sales
for
the
Organic
gin
production
of
acetate
yarn
He
said
a
verdict
for
the
plaintiff
would
be
"putting
a
nail
in
the
coffiiunf
truth."
s
suing
j.
Nolun
glssloni
however,
and
Mr.
Ryan
was
awarded
$1,000
damages
and
costs.
Mr.
McMurtry
said
lie
had
Chemiculs
Division
of
Monsanto
land
couunerclal
chemicals.
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