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ORMES
DRUGS
DAILY
DELIVERY
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Greot
Northwest"
Phone
81
i!"
VOL.
XLI,
No.
76
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PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
29.
1952
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CENTS
(including
comic
section)
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SGI
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.
-.
Captured
in
Vancouver
,
While
Trying
to
Take
Wife
-
Inflation
Reversing
W-
k
-R.
KEMANO
HMCS
Cayuga
Itself
in
Canada
-
So
AT
0
TUGS
ASHORE
j
VANCOUVER
Oft
Ontario's
;
mad
killer
was
captured
by
police
i
Friday
when
he
refused
to
leave
!
behind
his
ninetesn-year-old
j
raven-haired
common
iaw
wife.
Melville
Wilkie,
2,
'one
of
;
Canada's
tvn
mo.it
wanted
crim
Sees
Action
L
r
a.
D-.!
bays
Trade
Minister
to
Towing
Vessels
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Minister
of
Trade,
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
said
Friday
there
are
indications
that
SEOUL
(CP)
The
Canadian
destroyer
Cayuga
took
part
in
an
attack
off
'the
west
coast
of
Korea
yesterday.
The
Cayuga
participated
in
inals,
dared
a
police
trap
fntn-times
in
a
desperate
attempt
to
keep
his
freedom
and
the
woman
he
loved.
Three
times
he
snaked
through
a
police
cordon
to
meet
the
girl
and
try
t6
talk
her
Into
escaping
with
him
On
the
fourth
t-y
he
was
run
down
in
a
90
mile
an.
"inflation
is
reversing
itself"
in
Canada.
'
l-.mmivT
tues
were
tuuay
i
euui
leu
suit
--
heavy
attacks
which
hit
Red
po
Addressing
a
delegation
from
1
U,..,r.
'
ar
Keinano,
means
punei
nuuse
jjuiw
in
the
Canadian
Confederation
of
Labor,
he
said
figures
to
be
issued
In
a
few
davs
will
show
the
anal,
south
of
Prince
Rupert,
following
al--v
sltions
and
started
a
large
fire
with
an
attack
on
boat
concentrations.
I
.
:
Transit
Fares
in
South
Upped
.
VICTORIA
CP
Increased
bus
and
car
fares
will
go
into
effect
on
Vancouver
Island
and
main
cost
of
living
index
dropped
hour
car
chase
and
taken
with-
quite
substantially
in
February.
u
violence.
Preliminary
figures
indicated
a
Wilkie,
alias
Andy
McP
th
'wts
further
drop
will
be
shown
at
known
to
the
police
as
the
"mad
the
end
of
March.
killer"
after
tie
had
killed
his
Mr.
Howe
blamed
the
sharp
wife
and
child
19
years
ago
at
owstorm
which
swept
the
area
yesterday.
I
The
tugs
are
the
Le
Mars
and
the
Laverne
and
two
heavily
laden
barges,
all
owned
by
the
Lvl
Vancouver
Tugboat
Co.
They
nipnt
nirrminrl
Int.
vp.ctjrr!fiv
Blizzard
Hits
British
Isles
rise
in
index
last
year
to
heavy
Owen
Sound.
Or.t.
He
was
com-
land
April
6.
LONDON
(CP)
The
coldest
L
J
m
The
Victoria
tug
Island
Com-
Qylj
mandcr,
owned
by
the
Island
Vlctorians
will
pay
a
straight
buying
in
anticipation
of
short-
mittert
to
the
Ontario
mental
ten
cent
fare
instead
of
three
ages
of
goods
and
higher
prices,
hospital
for
the
criminally
i
l-tickets
for
25
cents.
'
The
heavy
buying
has
stopped,
sane
at
Penetanguishene
frfm
Vancouver
will
be
boosted
he
said,
and
people
are
now
which
he
escaped
for
the
fif'.h
from
ten
cents
to
13
ce
Us
or
saving
their
money
in
anticloa-
time
July
19.
1950.
spring
blizzard
in
38
years
lashed;
the
British
Isles
today
and
snow
and
cold
gripped
the
most
ofj
Europe.
Shipping
In
the
churning
Eng-llsji
Channel
was
virtually
at
a
standstill.
tion
of
dropping
prices.
j
-Melting
snows
rn
slopes
of
the
,
,ied
the
Canadian
jy
transcontinen-
Jour
tickets
far
fifty
cents.
Children's
fares
In
North
Van
Tug
and
Barge
Co.,
was
reportca
at
Kemano
awaiting
a
let-up
in
the
storm
to
assist
the
stranded
vessels.
Radio
report.
i
Indicated
that
the
tugs
were
towing
barges
couver
and
New
Westminster
A
number
of
small
boats
sent
wil".
be
eieht
for
25
cents
instead
i
PoMce
quoted
the
girl
as
saying
she
met
Wilkie
is
a
Winnipeg
boarding
house
soon
after
his
escape.
She
did
not
know
his
'
Identity
although
he
used
the
name
of
McBeth.
She
lived
with
him
and
they
came
to
Vancou-,
ver
three
months
ago
where
they
moved
into
a
small
vacant
bun-
galow
in
the
squalid
East
End.
FOOTBALL
distress
calls.
o
the
recent
10
for
25
centsr-
Road
and
railway
transporta-
The
decision
for
increased
I
1
t
1
t.
1
.......
1
.
.1
I
.
.1
.l
..
laden
with
costly
machinery
and
i
,n
south
Albert:!
wtcrs
have
swol-1
.
and
acts.
Hat,
the
city
en-
equipment
being
delivered
from
a.
Vancouver
to
Kemano.
J'
l'o"
111
oouwieiu
cugisiHi
was
lares
was
nauusa
uuwn
rnuny
blocked
In
many
places
by
drifts
by
the
Public
Utilities
Commis-j
piled
as
high
as
two'feet.
:
sion.
..
Car.swcll.
prcdlc-
I
ASSOCIATION
CtP
SEMI-FINALS
Blackburn
Rovers
0,
Newcastle
United
0
(tie).
Police
say
they
were
tipped
off
Today's
Stocks
k
run-off
flood
on
i
I
a
cold
snap
stops
I
i:
warmth.
j
f.;i.i
in
the
city
(
I
rts
have
been
cva-
two
days
ago
they
declined
to
Iiiiip
10
AArRapVfiiiPH
about
where.
Wil-
Chelse
vs.
Arsenal
Dostuoned.
'
say
by
whom
rurtry
K
I).
Juli
Hi-tun
u.
Ltd.;
e
was
living.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
"I'J
rr
.
if
i
fven
other
names
CFR
westward!
bppn
standing
In
,
a
tor
Provincial
vote
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
21
Bralorne
'
8.10
Division
I
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Liverpool
1.(583).
.
,
Burnley
0,
Sunderland
1.
k
TliuiMlay
as
a
re-
,
OCEAN-GOING
BARREL--Peter
Olsen,
rear,
veteran
Norwegian
hnut
on
the
main
'
west
of
this
city.
Oxford
Wins
Boat
Race
Local
MLA
expects
Early
Announcement
Of
Contract
for
Rental
Housing
Here
Villa
postponed.
Fulham
vs.
Derby
County
post-
.03
Vi
1.45
05
'j
44
.92
.19
7.20
B
R
X
...
Cariboo
Quartz
Congress
Cronln
Babine
Oiant
Mascot
Indian
Mines
Pcnd
Oreille
k
(erne
poned.
Middlesbrough
2,
Manchester
J.
D.
McRae,
MLA
for
Prince
Rupert,
guesses
seaman,
plans
to
return
to
his
homeland
in
June
In
the
barrel-shaped
vessel
made
ln
Waterloo,
Ont.,
by
a
barrel
and
keg
company.
He
hopes
to
cross
the
ocean,
leaving
from
Sydney.
NJB,
The
baviel
was
given
to
him
by
Mark
Charlton,
front,
of
Windsor,
who
had
the
barrel
made
in
1945.
The
barrel
boat
is
;
equipped
wi':h
two
small
hommocks,
charcoal
stove,
batteries,
lights,
concentrated
foods
and
a
motorcycle.
Mr.
Charlton,
who
originally
had
the
plan
to
cross
the
ocean
to
England
in
the
strange
craft",
said
the
motorcycle
was
for
touring
the
country.
that
the
provincial
election
will
be
held
June
10.
Of
Clt
2
,tie)-
Wis
City
.1
i
i.
...mi
i.
l
;
..!!
.
division
it
Pioneer
2.15
COUrse,
me
aaie
Will
not
ue
UBinuteiy
miuwu
unm
Birmipgham
City
2.
Hull
City
Cambridge
Quarter-Length
Behind
in
Bad
Weather
V'pset
v
LONDON
.
r!-rOxfordr
Unlve
.,
s
ty
crew
pulled
a
stunninb
upset;
bv
defeating
Cambridge
today
l
i
thj
annual
boat
race.
Oxiord
f
trained
along
the
4U
i
the
official
announcement
is
made
by
the
Fremier,
2
.tie).
Brentford
1,
West
Ham
United
,
1
(abandoned
at
half
time).
Premier
Border
.28
j
Privateer
.08
!
Reno
03
Sheep
Creek
155
Sllbak
Premier
56
Taku
River
07
i
With
tuiiipira
y
into
l.S.
:'.
Maryland
(CP)
'
bfcn
pt
for
next
:
Jeanettc
Vclma
(
Doncaster
ttovers
i,
Coventry
jmlle
wind
and
snow
driven
Citv
0.
When
the
announcement
was
made
that
the
Queen's
Birthday
would
be
celebrated
June
9,
,
Mr.
McRae
saw
some
mouths
fall
which
indicated
to
him
that
'
that
was
the
date
which
was
Erroll
Flynn
Collects
$14,000
I
Everton
2,
Swansea
Town
1.
Thames
River
course,
winning
by
fr'ilby
Murphy,
aged
Leeds
United
1.
Notts
County
0.
a
scant
quarter
leng.n.
The
official
time
was
20
min
Leicester
City
1,
Barnsley
2.
Nottingham
Forest
0,
Shef-
WASSAtr
Bahama
Tslands
iff1
is
she
came
from
:
and
who
was
ar-n
charges
of
con-k
Into
the
United
under
consideration.
Therefore,
he
thinks
that
June
10
will
be
the
date
although
it
could
be
later
in
June.
The
barrel,
six
feet
nine
Inches
In
diameter
and
10
fecMong.
has
a
700-pound
keel
and
a
250
pound
rudder
and
a
stabilizing
scoop
at
the
stern.
There
is
a
29-foot
mast
with
three
sails.
(CP
PHOTO
Ottawa
Charges
B.C.
With
Buck
Passing
in
Dealing
With
Doukhobor
Problem
ute?
and
23
seconds.
Heavy
slow
and
biting
wind
made
for
the
worst
conditions
in
the
history
t)f
the
rare,
the
first
of
which
was
rowed
in
1829.
Errol
Flynn
was
on
Friday
cia
unnea
i.
awarded
$14,000
damages
from
'
Rotherham
United
I,
Queen's
ran.
itangers
u.
'
!
I',
v.
f
-
i
I"'
!
I
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.....
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6
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"
,
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;
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'
1
1
4
t.
the
Canadian
millionaire,
Dun-
nited
States
mar-
Vananda
;
Salmon
Gold
03'
j,
Spud
Valley
H
I
Silver
Standard
230
j
Western
Uranium
4.50
j
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
9
00
A
P
Con
-53
Calmont
1-85
Central
Lcduc
3
75
Home
Oil
15.50
Mercury
32'
a
Okalta
3.80
Southampton
4,
Bury
2.
j
Mr.
McRae
has
already
inti-
can
McMartin,
who
was
alleged
warrant
at
the
mated
that
he
is
willing
to
be
Liberal
candidate
again.
It.icreby
breaking
up
to
have
struck
the
movie
star
and
keeping
him
from
working
Speaking
following
his
return
in
the
movies.
Flynn
was
awara-
one
has
been
the
oruary
of
Richard
last
night
from
Victoria,
Mr.
eci
costs.
hy,
Salisbury
con-
'McRae
expressed
confidence
.that
a
contract
would
soon
be
had
c!a!:-..cu
$225,000
from
McMartin
for
the
blow,
struck
last
March
in
the
bar
of
the
acy
charge
orlgl-
i
OTTAWA
fTPlTliP
Rritish
Columbia
jroveri.
let
for
the
50-unit
housing
pro-
Royal
Canadian
26
Royalite
18.25
!
.-.
....'.,
A
ntf.,.
if
c.
,.ocmc!h;ii(l.
iect.
'.n.
Prince
RuPe.rt
und?r
WUidsor
Hotel
in
Nassau.
SCOTTISH
CUP
SEMI-FINAL
j
Montiierwell
1.
Hearts
1
(tie).1
Third
Lanark
0,
Dundee
2.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
.
,
.
j
Division
A
Celtic
2.
Aberdeen
0.
Queen
oi
the
South
2,
Rangers
2
(tie).
Division
B
Supplementary
Cup
First
Round
Albion
Rovers
0,
St.
Johnstone
3.
Alloa
Athletic
3,
Stenhouse-mulr
3
(tie).
-'
'
at
St.
Paul,
Min-'tcuses
her
of
con-six
men
to
sneak
i
int.'
lit.
is
ti
niu
iu
uap
uu
uiiona
ito
h.hiiioh;iii.,i
joint
lederai-provtnciai-munici-
TORONTO
f
t.
Konrllinir
nf
ltd
Finnic
hnhrir
ninihlpm
asserted
pal
auspices.
Athona
.09
,iu,
u,,,,
-
r
The
minister
of
lands
and
Beattie
Duquesne
47'2
;
Minister
of
Justice
Hon.
Stuai't
Larson.
.
,
public
works.
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
Many
Mourn
for
Late
Mrs.
Smith
"tea
States
near;
U,
November
17,
'
;
for
her
arrest
said
'
flashily
and
:
lnl
working
as
a
I
Buffalo
Canadian
-o
C
M
&
S
34.25
The
minister
told
a
railway-
will
be
coming
north
soon
to
union
group
that
lawlessness
visit
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace,
;
.
,
y.
i
,
,
f
Mr.
McRae
expects.
!
among
the
Doukhobor
Sons
of
RMer
in
a
nitrht.
i
Cigarette
Case
Takes
New
Turn
Many
friends
attended
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation
this
'
Clydu
7,
Forf&r
Athletic,
1.
Dumbarton
1,.
Dundee
Unit-
Four
Canadians
i
Freedom
sect
comes
clearly
un-!der
the
provincial
government's
!
dutv
of
maintaining,
law
.
and
4000
New
.
Canadians
Steady
Flow
of
Immigrants
Through
Halifax
This
Week-End
HALIFAX
More
than
4,000
new
Canadians'
arrived
at
Halifax
since
Saturday.
Canadian
National
Railways
operated
13
boat
trains,
from
dockside
to
Montreal.
Toronto
and
Winnipeg.
Starting
off
the
steady
lio.v
i
of
Immigrants
was
the
arrival
1
of
the
Cunard
liner
Georgic
with!
'
1,463
passengers
Saturday.
The
!
other
transatlantic
ships
were
;
the
Ryndam
with
318,
Qrosa
,
Kulm
with
851
and
the
Ascania
!
with
577
Sunday,
and
the
Vul-;
cania
with
753
and
the
Skaubryn.
1
with
1.155
today.
!
The
arrivals
this
week-end
:
brought
the
total
number
of
immigrants
welcomed
at
Halifax
during
the
month
of
March
U
14.600,
the
largest
number
to
ar
Conwest
3.80
!
Eldona
32-
i
East
Sullivan
8.20
Olant
Ycllowknife
10.50
God's
Lake
-38
Hardrock
-15
Harrlcana
1334
Hcva
lO'zi
morning
when
high
requiem
e(J
Q
'said
she
had
alsoi
o'
Rita
Gordon,
!
rs
and
Ruth
Freld-
'
British
North
f
KOfGd
order
under
the
I
America
Act.
Crown
Asks
For
New
Charge
Against
1
arrington
a
now
turn
aDDeared
in
the
Hamilton
Academicals
1,
Queen's
Park
1
(tie).
,
Kilmarnock
1,
Falkirk
0.
Arbroath
0,
Dunfermline
Athletic
3.
Ayr
United
2,
Cowdenbeath
0.
rtes
Commici.,.
I
There
Is,
the
minister
said,
"no
OTTAWA
The
Army,
on
Friday,
Issued
its
ninety-ninth
casualty
list
of
the
Korean
war,
reporting
four
men
killed
In
action
and
six
wounded,
bringing
to
35
the
number
of
casualties
report-
"cigarette
case"
yesterday
aUer-1
ground
whatever"
for
the
sug-niion
at
County
Court
when
i
gcsti0n
that
the
federal
govern-down
Prosecutor
T.
W.
Brown.
ment
nas
any
responsibility.
QC,
asked
uclge
W,
O
Fulton
for,
Mf
Gafson
made
thls
state.
yman
released
the
!
of
$2500
pending
!
"r
removal
to
Min-1
i
'"Ns
wife
had
post-1
J"1
when
a
similar
j
mass
ior
ine
laie
mis.
cisic
Mary
Smith,
esteemed
pioneer
woman
of
the
city,
was
celebrated
by
Rev.
Father
F.
J.
Rayner,
O.M.I.,
the
parish
priest.
The
church
choir
was
ln
attendance.
Following
the
mass
service,
in-
1
terment
was
made
In
the
Roman
:
Catholic
section
of
Fairview
Cemetery.
Pallbearers,
all
old
friends
of
the
family,
were
Dennis
Garon,
Jack
Judge,
M.
J.
Saunders,
James
Hadden
sr.,
Fred
Balan-ger
and
William
Bremner.
S
There
w'ere
numerous
floral
on
her
re-
am.
Florida.
pcrmutton
iu
iuy
a
.w
.-.b.
,
within
three
days,
the
accused.
I
ment
to
the
Dominion
Dominion
joint
jomi
ed
against
indicated
that
Canada's
Frederick
Farrington
U
on
,
legislative
committee
of
railway
25th
Brlgade
nas
been
ln
some
0f
speedy
trial,
chalged
with
retain-
;
transportation
brotherhoods.
(
tne
heaviest
fighting
of
the
war
lnir
stolen
cigarettes,
property;
Thp
nmmittee.
in
its
annual
certatnlv
the
toughest
since
Liberals
Have
Power
Meeting
Northern
British
Columbia
Jollct
Quebec
45
Little
Long
Lac
75
Lynx
14
Madsen
Red
Lake
195
McKenzle
Red
Lake
...
.41
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.85
Negus
62
Noranda
78.00
Louvlcourt
35
Pickle
Crow
170
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
15
Sherritt
Gordon
4.20
Steep
Rock
7.10
Silver
Miller
1.64
Upper
Canada
1.73
Golden
Manltou
6.30
IDES-
mid-December.
'
of
Kelly-Douglas
CO.
Lia.,wnoit-
ubmlsslon
cMnet
ha(J
rive
this
year
in
anv
month
ani
salcrs.
I
ot-rt
t.ho
fpriprfll
envernment
to
arch
30,
1952
offerings.
3:51
Last
evening
at
the
chapel
of
it
should
be
guaranteed
adequate
"'re
to
em?
-WEATHER-
nr.
Undertakers
there
was
a
20.5
feet
j
17.2
feet
I
4
2
feet
16:45
10:29
22:20
;
prayer
service
at
which
Rev.
latioos
estimated"
at
a
cost
ot
Synopsis
An
aetivR
disturbance
whlcji
Father
O.
f
.
Monan,
u.m.i.,
ui-
jou.uuu
wniun
snouiu
uc
mauc
8.6
feet
1
take
action
to
protect
the
railway
service
ln
British
Columbia
areas
where
the
Sons
of
Freedom
have
been
active,
describing
the
situation'
as
grave.
The
union
said
they
are
advised
that,
within
the
next
two
months,
there
will
be
"Intensified
acts
of
violence."
moved
down
the
British
Colum-
ficiated.
Case,
was
adjourned
until'
Tuesday
while
Mr,
Brown
will
seek
to
lay
a
second
charge
against
Farrington
of
"receiving
stolon
goods."
j
Two
cases
of
cigarettes
a
total
of
23.320
which
the
crown'
has
introduced
as
exhibits
are
alleged
to
be
the
property
of
Kelly-Douglas,
and
to
have
been
in
the
hands
of
Faivrlngton
be
section
of
Canad
from
the
Atlantic
provinces
to
the
Pacific
coast.
To
transport
the
heavy
month's
immigration
traffic,
the
Canadian
National
will
have
operated
29
special
trains
from
docksi.i,
as
well
as
a
number
of
extra
protect
the
city
from
possible
power
shortage
within
the
next
year
came
before
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
at
a
special
meeting
mkite
Tec
Cnmmnns
bla
coast
last
night
brought
strong
winds
and
frequent
snow
,
showers
to
the
north
coast.
On
the
south
coast,
however,
tem-:
pcratures
were
more
moderate
and
light
rain
preceded
the
Local.
Boys
For
Bisco
m
Dock
Here
Could
Pay
Durir"
'Tk
i!
"
'
'
m,,i
car
0"
regular
trains.
...c
jHUjnicwjr
v
the
month
the
had
to
body
injecting
itself
ln
a
matter
...
company
.
AWA
(Special
tn
nail
NWllf
t.ha
stor.m'..
Tne
turbf"?e.
I'
which
was
primarily
the
concern
"
"
7"
ZZ
IZLV
i'
I
Cellulose
pllllf)
CP
bfO
Guard
'
Expires
f
''
'flf
in
Room
Dnnm
Two
Juveniles
one
14
and
the
of
the
city
council
was
discussed.
if
flr,f,,
J
move
uirougn
tne
unenoi
mu.
1
?e
,uion
would
make
use
of
tween
November
la
ana
n.
RCMP
RCMP
testified
testified,
.
they
they
arrested
arrested'
Farrington
Farrington
Novembr
November
23
23
when
when
the!
he
was
discovered
ce
delivering
the
cigarettes
cigarettes
to
w
a
a
ciuy
city
cafe
cuic
owner.
uwun..
Jack
Clough,
then
owner
or
Three
Sisters
Sc
Cafe,
told
told
the
thel
court
court
Farrington
Farrington
had
had
also
also
offer
offer-
11
ministpr
tranennrt
urnn
H
nut
,
herp
vesterdav
by
Juvenile
Court
decision
to
defer
making
any
Advertising
TWith
Canadian
National
Railways'
A
62-year-old
former
guard
at
all
the
province
during
the
next;
-f
SlT
cSlltS
'
l
t0
Overhaul
their
nwn
shins
t.h
an-
co
unio
,
-
-
'Z"
i
industrial
school.
Coquitlam.
had
time
to
deal
with
the
matter
Prim
Ic
I
nw
r
,f
ii.
.
w...,
,
i""""
"c"
w..Hv.
n,itv,
rpmp
ps-
iir,
"
"
ed
,
.
him
rhivn
chocolates,
ates.
ana
ana
lorxsier
master
l"e
tt'incP.
Riinpvf
Am
rlrwb-
nmilrl
be
:"'"r
"cheau-
ing.'
He
was
William
Albert
Em-
Forecast
,
-
..
"
"
f
V""
"t.
,r"
u.u.
)
for
for
6tue
le
"cneap
Mont
v
m
---r-"-'j
.r"
fh
tt.h;Tni
lard
of
Inlander
Rooms.
Death
North
Coast
Region
-
Cloudy,
cor
u
'
.,
.
..,..
T
"
rt,,..
'
,
:.
(CP)
The
increase
of
0US;
;
p
'
APP'eWlte,
MP
for
Skeenai"-'jrrZl
U
assumed
due
to
natural
with
sunn,
r
Interval,
and:
Zr
cp.
wl3T
summons
Vesterdav.
'
Mrs.
David
Slater
and
daugh-1
,
.
"'w-t
-
.".;"
lQf
breaking
and
enuring,
Dan's
The
matter
came
before
the
more
more
than
than
100
100
perc
percent
in
news-
-
........
...v.
v.
v,
nr.rn
n
faiirarv
rip
enme
to
umwiciu
uarL
ann
ram
siiuwcio
..
r.,
n...
...
.
...
...
.
...
ter,
uaroune,
wuu
"
"
'
!
Service
tauon
ana
vni.ulcl
Liberal
executive
ln
letter
from
paper
.production
in
tne
last
ten
ILB.
when
the
dry
dock
deficit
was
'!n"''
T
30
0i
also
hi
in
i
the
toe
southern
smiths
par
rTart
hnth
ivs
a
HAVw(
i
under
dfscuss
on
the
Skeena
visiting
here
for
several
weeks
Prince
,
Rupert
years
ago:
studlo
Tnomas
B
Black)
genera,
man.
years
te
low,
A.
G
Muir
a,
time
at
Stewart
"un"'"8
cool,
winds-wortn
Island
i
member
drew
attention
to
the
with
Mrs.
Slater's
parents.
Mr.,
worked
for
a
-est
ager
of
the.Northern
B.
C.
Power
manager
of
the
Hamilton
Speo-
o
1
Sma"
vol-!
and
Mrs.
Floyd
Smith,
are
re-,
He
left
employment
of
the
pulp
(20)
today
light
.tomorrow
tator,
said,
when
he
addressed
fact
that
the
defclt
for
the
cur-!
hustorio
POST
Co.wh
o
emphasized
the
urgency
-
Atlanuc
rent
less.turnlng
next
week
to
their
nom
m.u
in
u--
-
i
of
there
being
further
ex-,
the
Hamilton
Real
Estate
0f,
fiscal
year
was
$40,000
n
Hardy.
32
an
40:
The
flrrt
Hudson's
Bay
Com-
early
Bparo
He
discussed
classified
and
dis
in
:
""l'
18
""ted
for
l"
'?f
!ar'
,
.'
,
J
"X
,M;,
-
of
The
Tate
Mrs.
charge
of
B.C.
Undertakers,
will
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert.
'28'pany
post
at
Churchill
on
Hud-
-unot
power
get.erauon
play
advertising.
the
city.
'deflqU
TaTrled
J.
A.
SiniUi,
who
died
this
week.,
be
announced
later:
,
m
and
28.
Bay
was
ou.um