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COLUMBIA'S
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at
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Strategic
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Port
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VOL.
XLI.
No.
33
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
8,
1952
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Estate.
Folk
Pay
Tribute
Young
Monarch
Assumes
Heavy
Duties
of
State
Six
Crovned
Heads
Going
To
Funeral
E
.
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'
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t
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1
!
i
r
t
Solemn
Scene
at
Sandringham
Queen
Elizabeth
Arrives
SANDRINGHAM
Oi
'Senior
'oyal
servants
tiptcred
past
the
c:'.r.ile-lit
bier
of
King
George
VI
today,
paying
last
respects
to
Coronation
Not
Before
August
LONDON
(CP)
Queen
Eliza
t
.
t
V)
m
Wan
but
Brave,
She
Utters
Her
Resolution
in
Clear,
Ringing
Voice
LONDON
(CP)
With
trumpet
fanfare,
roll
of
drums
and
83-
tion
read.
She
had
made
her
way
to
the
ante-room
throne
room
at
St.
James's,
through
a
private
passage
from
licr
home
I
at
Clarence
House,
unseen
by
crowds.
With
her
went
her
husband
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
4
Jv
V.k
beth
will
probably
be
crowned
some
time
between
next
August
and
the
spring
of
1953.
There
is
no
set
interval
but
there
Is
one
fixed
rule
It
cannot
take
place
until
court
mourning
for
the-
dead
monarch
Is
over.
i
V
it
i
LONDON.
Six
crowned
heads
are
expected
to
attend
the
funeral
of
King
George
VI
next
week.
They
will
include
the
Kings
of
Sweden,
Norway
and
Denmark,,
the
Queen
of
the
Netherlands
and
the
King
of
Iraq.
King
Farouk
of
Egypt
will
be
repre.sen;ed
by
his
cousin,
Prince
Abdul.
President
Auriol
will
head
the
French
delegation.
Secretary
of
State
Acheson
will
represent
President
Truman
of
the
United
States.
The
Russian
ambassador
will
attend
on
behalf
of
the
Union
their
dead
soverign.
On
the
bier
in
the
dimly
lit
downstairs
bedroom
of
Sandringham
was
the
plain
oak
coffin.
In
It
was
the
King's
body
clad
in
the
uniform
of
an
admiral
of
the
fleet.
Of
all
the
uniforms
he
wore,
It
was
the
one
he
loved
best.
Late
today,
after
Queen
Elizabeth
II
paid
homage
to
her
father,
the
body
was
carried
200
a'ds
to
thj
little
-16th
century
Royal
chapel
of
St.
Mary
Mag-ialent.
The-e.
it
will
be
guarded
by
gun
salute,
Britain's
young
queen
today
was
proclaimed
Elizabeth
II,
by
Grace
of
God,"
in
a
glittering
pageant
dating
back
a
thousand
years.
Bright,
wintry
sunshine
lit
the
city,
heart
of
the
BritLsh
Commonwealth,
as
the
proclamation
was
read
at
historic
St.
James's
Palace
and
all
the
cities
and
towns
in
the
land.
.
An
hour
earlier,
25-year-old
Courts,
Banks,
Offices
Close
Provinces
Will
Make
Own
Proclamation
Regarding
King's
Funeral
Day
OTTAWA
H
Only
courts,
taankit
and
federal
eovernment
As
she
read
the
declaration
in
a
clear
ringing
voice,
she
was
watched
by
the
Duke
of
Gloucester,
her
father's
brother;
Lord
Woolton,
Lord
President
of
the
council,
and
the
Prime
Minister,
Winston
Churchill.
She
resolved
to
follow
her
father's
"shining
example
of
service
and
devotion
and
to
work
as
he
did
to
uphold
constitutional
government
and
advance
the
happiness
and
prosperity
of
my
peoples."
Guardsmen,
In
grey
topcoats
and
black
bearskins,
their
flags
draped
In
black
and.
with
drums
covered,
guarded
the
approaches
to
the
palace.
In
spite
of
her
19-hour
flight
from
Kenya
the
Queen
was
up
early
and
attended
to
state
and
eight
gamekeepers
and
beaters
i-ntr
had
served
the
hunt-loving
Elizabeth,
pale
and
wan
at
the
death
of
her
father,
had
told
200
of
her
privy
councillors:
"I
pray
that
God
will
help
me
to
discharge
worthily
this
heavy
task
that
has
been
laid
upon
me
so
early
in
my
life."
of
Soviet
Socialist
Republics.
The
new
Governor
General,
Rt.
Hon.
Vincent
Massey,
and
Minister
of
Extermal
Affairs
L.
B.
Pearson
will
represent
Can
k;
Sir-
king
longest.
At
the
chapel,
the
Cing
s
people
his
farmers,
game
Uppers,
woodsmen
and
villagers
--will
take
their
last
leave
of
the
ada.
,
,
Before
the
Privy
Council
offices
will
be
required
to
close
I
man
they
called
their
squire.
royal
body
of
advisers
she
stood
Queen
Elizabeth
arrived
at
her
CHIEF
IN
KOREA
Lt.-Gen,
O.
O.
Sim
nd
,
extreme
right,
Canadian
Army
Chief
of
next
Friday,
February
15,
day
of
the
King's
funeral,
under
federal
in
black
mourning
clothes
to
read
the
solemn
declaration
of
accession
to
the
throne.
After
tofiay's
swearing
in
cere
Tribute
of
Churchill
shown
climbing
a
Korean
hill
to
visit
iorwaid
positions
of
the
1st
Battalion
of
the
Pallida's
Canadian
Light
Infantry
duiing
his
tour
of
the
battle-front.
With
him
J.
M.
Rockingham,
second
from
left,
Commander
of
the
25th
Brigade,
and
Lt.-Col.
Wilson-Smith,
extreme
left,
Command
ng
Officer
of
the
PPCLI.
Other
men
in
the
iid
were
unidentified.
(CP
from
National
Defence
monv
Elizabeth
and
Prince
country
house,
Sandringham,
today
to
join
Queen
Elizabeth
and
Princess
Margaret
In
mourning
it
the
coffin
of
her
father.
The
Duke
of
Edinburgh
drove
the
big
black
limousine
part
of
the
way
from
London
to
Sandringham
but,
about
a
mile
away,
turned
over
to
a
chauffeur
and
proclamation
issued
yesterday.
The
proclamation
appoints
the
funeral
date
"as
a
public
holiday
to
be
observed
as
a
day
of
general
mourning
by
all
persons
throughout
Canada."
Under
law,
it
is
binding
only
-in
banks
and
federal
institu-
Philip
left
by
car
for
Sandringham
to
join
with
her
mother
domestic
affairs
before
going
to
the
ceremony.
,
More
crowds
surged
against
police
barriers
guarding
the
car
as
It
pulled
from
-Clarence
House
driveway.
She
waved
slightly
with
a
faint
smile
on
LONDON,
(CPPrune
Minister
I
ster
Private
mourning
i
before
the
cotlin
is
removed
to
Winston
Churchill
last
night
at
with
the
Queen
in
the
back
paid
tribute
to
the
late
King
I
i'0"0""-
Coarse
Grain
Barley-Coming
To
This
Port
for
First
Time
Earlier,
a
thousand
of
the
Pact
Is
eluded
1
tions.
f
Officials
said
it
would
be
up
to
her
face.
Philip
looked
gravely
Queen's
subjects
waited
in
the
chill
wind
to
hear
the
proclama-
straight
ahead.
seat
as
they
speeded
the
last
i
George
VI
as
a
"model
and
lap.
'
I
guide
to
constitutional
sovcr-
!
Two
hundred
villagers
assemb-
j
eigns
throughout
the
world
to-lpd
in
cold,
rainy
weather
to
j
day
and
also
to
future
genera-await
the
royal
arrival.
Hons."
The
Queen
will
likely
remain
j
His
simpie
dignity,
his
manly
here
until
the
coffin
Is
moved
;
dualities,
his
indomitable
cour-
.
Luc
piuniuLTi
auu
ui
u
i
uijaii
kICD
For
the
first
time
coarse
grains
are
to
be
shipped
t
tsue
tl"lr
own
proclamations
r,
,
,
,
,
'
-requiring
the
closing
of
their
Johnson
Well
inrougn
me
rrmce
nupen
eievaior.
lowarus
me
offices
and
stores
and
other
busi-j
J
With
Outcome
of
very
rair
ueai,
iays
close
of
the
season's
shipping
season
three
shiploads
establishments,
m
British
ions
ai
uuawa
to
London
for
the
start
of
the
j
age
and
his
qualities
as
husband
I
The
barley
will
that
schools
will
stay
open
with
of
barley
are
to
be
handled
here,
tf-British
Colum-
ouiciai
lying-m-siaie
on
iwon-
an(i
father
had
endeared
him
day.
Ihe
federal
government
not
only
to
his
subjects
but
to
I
Mayor
ot
Power
Plan
probably
commence
arriving
in
March
and
expecta-,
sPpclal
memorial
observances.
The
-
Queen
--v...
...
Mother
.......
and
Prin-
me
woria.
,
,
,
lit
i
it
a
i
ix
in
nauiui
mi
vcitiiiunj
iu
-
iuded
a
new
taxation
is
was
announced
to-
lion
lis
mat
out;
emp
win
"e
iuau
ijiu
u."u
""observed
here
at
the
national
(
cess
iwargaiei
nave
nepv
luneiy
m
his
eulogy,
broadcast
to
the
in
Mav
'
;
war
memorial
on
wc
aay
oi
ine
viSu
u
mc
wi.u.
.mw
uc.n.
,
TOrld
durchu,
tatt(i
that.
;
of
the
King.
today
he
thought
hV".-VV
"'
Power
Co.
Ltd.
to
V
V
U,'
j
Mayor
Harold
Whalen
said
the
proposal
by
Northern"
B.'
C
iuiu..
i--
r
...
.
-
i
Ln
aiuna
naa
a
uritiui.
i.o.unci'ment
was
made
I
These
will
De
among
rune
I
Hi
the
1
It
was
the
first
chance
tion
that
death
was
near,
declar-
i
Queen
had
had
to
visit
the
bier
.'.e
Minister
Douglas
i
n
d
Pie
mier
Byron
,
diesel
unit
"is
a
v'1
.
I
'!
?f
instal
immediately
a
1,200
K.W.
Grits
Gird
For
Battle
ing:
"During
these
last
two
months
I
since
her
arrival
home.
As
her
!
limousine'
turned
in
at
Sand
They
have
been
dis-
ther
grain
ships
which
are
to
be
here
this
season
the
others
taking
on
wheat.
The
barley
of
the
feed
rather
than
mailing
type
will
come
veiy
fair
deal."
"I
don't
think
il.e
agreement
here
for
any
company
could
t'c1
r
A
k
',
'
t
'
i
the
King
walked
with
death
as
Murderess
Surrenders
ringham,
the
Queen
had
a
faint
Full
details
are
not
smile
for
a
policeman
standing!1'
dcalh
w"e
a
companion,
an
have
acted
more
fairly."
The
power
company
plans
to
UCqUHllllclUUC
W11UI1I
11C
ICUUg-
With
the
consensus
of
opinion
from
Alberta
and
probability
is
j
i
at
salute
at
the
gate.
nized
and
did
not
fear.
i-lieved,
however,
that!thal
nnnaratlon
should
be
t
that
it
will
be
consigned
to
Ja-
ill
receive
at
Z
VVl
nnrini
Pwt.ta
Dai!
or
India.
PHOENIX,
Arizona
-
The
f,'
'ittillUlU
v
instal
two
diesel
units
at
the
dry
dock
plant,
work
on
the
first
one
to
begin
immediately.
1:102
000
in
the
first
vear
1
J
vnr
thel
Process
of
handling
and
ship-ltrunk
murderess,
Winnie
Ruth;
Mr.
Churchill,
in
reference
to
the
new
Queen
whom
he
likened
to
Elizabeth
I
whose
reign
had
marked
a
bright
era
in
British
w
five-year
agreement
"
"
D..
i
ihrBl
Aasnelalion
:
uing
barley
is
very
similar
to
Judd.
fugitive
for
five
days,
re
iriiu
v
-...t
L,
.
,
...,..,
The
units
would
take
care
oi
any
emergency
or
overload
of
Huge
Plane
Crashes
But
Only
2
Hurt
SEATTLE.
Only
two
persons
were
slightly
injured
when
a
:
with
the
former
$32,-
its
annual
meeting
last
i
mat
useo
nm
win-u
wi
.......
hrld
To
Comfort
His
Mother
history
as
had
that
of
Victoria,
I
tne
normai
poWer
demand
here
different
sieve.
It
is
cleaned
Arizona
ouue
uosp.ia.
ior
u.e
itself
started
girding
j
a
;
and
immi),
evening
iiimo"
u
o
,
...mi.
..(,,!,,
.j,r,Mni
'
TnMin
wlirrp
slip
made
her
f
fth
r
nfi
euro
urerA
ir.
uiui
ui
it'll
v
ii.ii
a
Lcimiii
-
.
f'.V,
.
,
'
j
I'leral
government
gets
iMiusive
use
of
the
per-
ted
and
a
variety
of
matters
of
,
of
dockage
allowed.
escape
five
days
ago.
The
sheriff's
office
reported
i
cApicoacu.
me
uum
iv
waa
man-one,
sajd
t
B.
Black,
general
who
had
.done
o
In
his
!
r
of
the
power
company,
youth,
to
again
sing
"God
Save;
Hls
proposai
Was
outlined
in
the
Queen."
The
Prime
Minister
Thursdas
DaUy
News,
referred
to
the
fact
that
Eliza-
nmc.
corporation
and
current
political
Interest
were1
Word
received
couay
at
ir.c
'e
lonn
fields
but
the
'
discussed.
Several
resolutions
elevator
is
that
the
fourth
grain
reserves
the
right
to
were
passed.
ship
of
the
season
to
cume
here
that
Mrs.
Judd.
slayer
of
two,
NEW
YORK
f
The
Duke
of
women
friends
twenty-one
years
winriw
sailed
for
England
last
officers
result-
the
Japanese
Ataga
Maru
is
ago,
walked
into
the
mental
in-1
to
attend
funeral
services
J
beth
H,
like
Elizabeth
I,
ascend-
lor
taxation
fields
at
I
The
election
of
huge
Globemaster
plane
crashed
and
burned
at
McChord
Field.
There
were
only
16
pers01ls
aboard
the
machine
which
has
a
capacity
for
200.
usiun
ui
me
agrccmeni.
ed
as
follows
due
February
14
next
rnurs-
suiuuuu
mune
ana
gave
uerstn
,
!oT
tne
man
tQ
whom
he
gaveieu
'"
":'
Rt.
Hon.Uiay.
She
will
load
full
with
No.
up.
B:itain's
throne
his
brother,
I
sixln
year-
I
5
wheat
for
Japan.
j
She
had
been
the
object
of
a
the
late
George
VI.
I
;
;
i
I
'
Sr;
,
"1
1
i
,i
."
I!
1
1?
1
p
ery
gratified
with
the
Honorary
President
-
--
-
I
widespread
search
through
the
He
was
travelling
aboard
the
naramount
interest
to
Prince
Ru-'southwest
since
she
got
away
liner
Queen
Mary,
due
at
South-
if
t
lie
discussions
which
nefinal
to
British
Co-said
Premier
Johnson,
-rcrmcnt
Is
subject
to
WEATHER
-
-
Synopsis
Storm
activity
In
the
eastern
Pacific
continues
to
cause
strong
winds
and
rain
over
the
more
northern
sections
of
the
British
Columbia
coast
and
cloudy
skies
over
the
remainder
of
the
province."
With
a
gradual
trend
'to
the
south
and
east
of
this
ac
Saturday
ampton
next
Wednesday.
..ert.
Mr.
McRae
asked
and
re-
trom
hospital
last
1
His
Royal
Highness
said
he
was
More
Czechs
To
Build
Oi!
Lines
11
by
the
Legislature.
L.
S.
St.
Lauivnt.
Honorary
Vice-President,
Hon.
B.
I.
Johnson.
President,
Walter
Smith.
Vice-President,
A.
D.
Ritchie.
Secretary,
Thomas
Speers.
Treasurer,
J.
J.
Judge.
Executive
William
Beynon,
Robert
McKay,
O.
C.
Mitchell,
W.
VI"
ceived
from
the
meeting
an
en-
night.
donation
of
his
proposal
that
re-
construction
and
blacktopplng
of
.
,
the
Skeena
River
Highway
east-
hrtf
RptAMS
Put
to
Death
returning
to
his
homeland
not
only
to
attend
the
funeral
but
also
to
"comfort
Her
Majesty,
my
mother."
The
Duchess
of
Windsor
stayed
behind
in
New
York.
rry
Racket
CALGARY
(CP)
A
company,
WUlU
..,v.v
.i
tivity,
it
Is
expected
that
in
the
I
westward
from
Terrace
be
car
Armstrong,
Malcolm,
McLeoa
A.
subsidiary
to
the
Canadian
Gulf
.
36
hours
precipitation
will
LONDON
'(Pi
Czechoslovak!
British
Seat
Oil
Co.,
Taxation
win
sum
tuiBiiutuuii
tn
M.hor
spct.
uns
nf
tne
has
executed
five
Czechs
Mrs.
W.
D.
Smith.
John
McLeod,
j
rjet)
out
immediately
without
B.
J.
Bacon,
W.
S.
Bacon,
G.
P.;
waiting
for
re-routing
of
the
icakia
Of
rM,t,
1
a
convlc-
'"
Vg-
'
age
on
t
j
i'
V
,
u
j
s.Mos-
)i
f
"
ted
of
treason
and
espionage
central
section
where
the
high
TIDES
-
-
behalf
of
the
United
States,
LEEDS.
Labor
retained
the
Leeds
South
riding
In
a
by-elec
cow
radio
said
Thursday
WA
(P
-J.
M.
MacDon-i
McRae,
Mrs.
J.
A.
McRae,
T.
N.j
ini'ial
critic
for
the
Pro-1
Youngs.
Conservative
party,
says
PAItTY
UNITKH
way
skirts
the
railway
for
a
distance
of
27
miles.
F
KSOI.I
TIONS
Prvlncc-
crude
oil
gathering
line
from
the
Fenn-Caprona
field
to
Big
I
.Gales
which
are
now
occu
-Vallcv
field
rm
alonB
tae
nortn
coa-st
mlX
Later
it
will
build
an
exten-'Blacken
today
as
one
storm
sion
of
the
line
north
to
the
'"oves
nland
but
are
expected
to
develop
again
tonight
as
an-
Stettler
field
and
also
construct
tion
to
fill
a
vacancy
caused
by
Saturday,
February
9,
1952
elevation
of
James
Milner
to
the
High
1:03
18.1
feet
peerage.
Labor
candidate
won
12:39
20.0
feet
pmccessarlly
high
taxes'
t.
N.
Youngs
reported
on
the
i
rt
:iKi
J.
A.
McRae
spoke
on
the
trans-
ferable
vote
plan
which
he
felt
''TVnnn
".7
3.4
feet
tlve"
10'000-
would
be
"disastrous"
to
the
'
;
'
-1910
'V
"
a
12-inch
crude
oil
pipe
line,
DW""
'""
from
Stettler
to
Edmonton
via
coast.
,.,,'
"ii'nDutc
to
the
spiral
of
meetings
of
the
British
Columbia
"
'
I
Liberal
executive
at
Vancouver
Uc-duuncll
said
the
tax-1
in
January
when
H
had
been
de-'
ts
hit
in
two
ways.
.
elded
to
hold
a
convenyon
by
you
uav
extra
taxes
mm
i
inm
n
Thpre
had
been
some
The
five
were
condemned
last
January
12
by
the
People's
Court
in
Prague.
They
were
Jan
Husek,
Emanuel
Reiidl,
Maraslav
Dvorak,
Josef
Llska
and
Peter
Cizek.
Three
others
got
life
terms.
Communist-run
courts
In
Czechoslovakia
and
other
Soviet
satellite
countries
have
been
prinHtncr
'nut.
convictions
on
TODAY'S
STOCKS
r.v
extra
taxes.
Instead
of
j
differences
at
that
meeting,
par-
,
the
New
Norway
area,
,
Local
Man
on
Drug
Charge
leinperatuita
wui
luukuiih;
mild
throughout
the
province
as
the
flow
of
moist
maritime
air
persists.
"
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
with
a
few
showers
today
and
again
Saturday
afternoon.
Continuous
rain
overnight
and
Sat-
"
iMiionary,
as
the
gov-i
ticularly
between
Premier
jonn-'
tries
to
pretend.
Instead
j
son
and
H.
G.
T."
Perry,
but
Mr.
ing
lower
prices,
raise
Youne
did
not
think
that
this
(('uurtcst
.
I.
Jiiltiigtuii
Cu.
Ltd
ia
D
O
"
t.'
.
.
..
,
.
.
,
:
V
,
i
.
ft
cnarges
oi
treason
ana
espiouui;?
p
Literals.
The
meeting
passed
resolutions:
Opposing
imposition
of
daylight
saving
time
on
a
provincial
basis
unless
It
was
put
into
effect
nationally.
f'avoriiig
removal
of
the
ban
against
coloring
of
margarine.
Endorsing
a
mail
delivery
service
In
Prince
Rupert
with
business
houses
being
permitted
to
retain
their
boxes
in
the
Post
Office.
The
meeting
discussed
hospi
jimaiiist
you."
ho
said.
The
I
had
affected
the
real
unity
of
TORONTO
Athona
at.
a
rapid
rate
since
the
passage
son
wno
comes
out
of
this
the
party.
In
fact.
It
might
have
the
lax
collector,
fnc
hrlnpri
t.n
clear
the
air.
General
of
thJ
United
States
mutual
security
law
last
October.
I
Jl.l
i
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
surveyor,
urdav
morning.
Little
change
in
f
r
oi
finance.
For
him
it
I
feeling
had
been
that
the-sooner
t;mcl
merrv-Eo-ronnrt
HoUnnMii
pminri
the
better
and
I
ike-off
out
of
everything.
I
that
an
early
election
was
dc-
up.
prices
go
up
and
I
sirable.
Soon
after
the
conven-
Richard
Fielding.
31,
said
to
be
temperature.
Winds
South
(20i
from
Prince
Rupert,
pleaded
except
southeast
40
in
exposed
guilty
in
county
court
Thursday
sections,
increasing
generally
to
charges
of
having
narcotics
overnight
to-
southeast
(40),
In
his
possession
December
20.
J
.shifting
to
southwest
(25)
near
Nick
Prokoptfmk,
24,
a
truck
'noon
Saturday.
Low
tonight
and
driver,
with
no
fixed
address,1
high
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy,
tion.
the
coalition,
as
far
as
Con
French
Premier
Gets
Confidence
'unai
revenue
goes
up.
tal
Insurance
and
Its
operation
servatlves
were
concerned,
had
bul
,0'ok
no
acUon
pending
the
ended.
reuort
of
the
legislative
board
of
30
was
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
was
arrested.
Fielding
We
Lake
ash
Fatal
PARIS
(CP)
Premier
Edgar
fj.'j
Faure's
government
squeezed
If
,,,
.
and
45.
J.
D.
McRur,
MLA,
justified
inquiry
which
would
be
present-!
Premier
Johnson
in
continuing
cd
at
the
forthcoming
session,
i
what
he
still
termed
a
"coalK
a
vote
of
appreviatlon
was'
tion"
government
following
the
tendered
to
J.
D.
McRae,
MLA,
j
withdrawal
of
the
Conservatives
tnr
his
work
which
Included
i
t.hrni;oh
OUgn
on
on
a
a
vote
voie
oi
of
comiaeni
confidence
c
.,.'
'
the
national
assembly
early
1
i
Vj,
.
ti.
In
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
27
Bralorne
5.90
B
R
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
..:
1.12
Cronin
Babine
52
Giant
Mascot
97
Indian
Mines
,..
.23
Vi
'
Pioneer
1.93
Premier
Border
35
'
.
Privateer
09
ft
Reeves
Macdonald
5.60
Reno
-03
Sheep
Creek
1.68
SilbaK
Premier
63
Vananda
19
lie
Salmon
Gold
.:
04
Spud
Valley
17
Silver
Standard
2.
50
Western
Uranium
3.40
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
9.25
A
P
Con
53
Calmont
2.12
C
Si
E
17.50
Central
Leduc
3.10
Mercury
2
Okalta
4.30
Pacific
Pete
1150
Royal
Canadian
22
ft
Royiilite
17.50
acquitted
by
Judge
R.
A.
Sargent
of
having
narcotics
In
his
possession
at
that
thne
but
he
faces
a
robbery
charge
In
the
police
court.
Fielding's
sentence
Is
expected
to
be
pronounced
next
Monday.
Aumaque
a
.21
'
Bevcourt
-71
Buffalo
Canadian
20
C
M
&
S
42.00
Conwest
,
3.85
Donalda
-
49
Eldona
18
East
Sullivan
8.90
.Giant
Yellowknife
11.00
God's
Lake
r37
Hardrock
133'i
Harricana
15
Heva
11
Joliet
Quebec
-50
Little
Long
Lac
.65ft
Lynx
-
14
,
Madscn
Red
Lake
1.95
McKenzle
Red
Lake
41
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.70
Moneta
l
Negus
-5
Noranda
84.50
Louvlcourt
33
ft
,
Pickle
Crow
1.53
San
Aitonio
2.45
'
Senator
Rouyn
20
Sherrilt
Gordon
4.45
Steep
Rock
:
7.85
Silver
Miller
112
Friday.
He
took
over
the
leader-vl,
T
,
ship
three
weeks
ago.
The
issue
i
V'
r
was
to
decide
whether
a
guaran-
U
i
..
.mli,,
lioH
In
Pint
.
f.
Ill
1
RONTON
Two
men
1
with
the
resignation
of
Minister
many
small
services
for
Individ-1
killed
Thursday
at
Slave'
of
Finance
Anscomb.
Mr.
McRae
uais
as
well
as
for
the
riding
as
1
'05
miles
north
of
here,
I
felt
that
the
Legislature
should
a
whole,
some
of
which
were
de-lUictr
single-engined
Waco
not
adjourn
merely
after
voting
tailed.
I",
struck
power
lines
on
sunnlv
but
should
consider
such;
e.
T.
Applewhaile,
MP,
had
a
Services
on
Funeral
Day
EDMONTON
The
Primaie,
IWU
WftC
lllllllllllllll,
VlV.
V
vv-v,
,
f
of
living
fluctuation,
would
be
J
(
considered.
r
i
'ke-off
from
S)ave
Lake
important
matters
as
the
reports
iclter
before
the
meeting
ex-
y
-Archbishop
W.
F.
Barfoot,
today
'
on
Industrial
conciliation
act,
pressing
regret
at
being
unable
'''"Is
of
Associated
Airwavs
'
hospital
insurance
and
work-
au.end
because
he
had
been
FIVE-DAY
WEEK
STARTS
FEB.
23
decreed
that
special
memorial
services
will
be
held
in
all
Anglican
Churches
In
Canada
on
the
Black
Border
on
Ottawa
Letters
i
OTTAWA
Official
government
communications
will
use
black
hnrrterert
stationery
durine
the
erf
OTTAWA
Banks
In
larc
King's
funeral
day,
Js
of
the
plane,
identified
men's
compensation.
i
called
to
a
fishermen's
conf
er-
f
'n
as.
Victor
Clark,
29,
of
I
Mr
McRae
detailed
the
opera-!
ence
in
New
Westminster
to
dis-ymon,
pilot
of
the
plane,
I
tion
of
the
transferable
vote1
cuss
the
new
fish
treaty
with
f
imes
Adamson
of
Calgary,
'
svstem
which
he
believed
would
Japan.
?'
nf
I
be
put
Into
effect
at
the
coming
The
meeting
opened
with
ob-
plane
strupk
tv'
nnn,..
'
.i.i
i
snrvance
of
one
minute's
silence
Archbishops
of
the
Roman
,
cities
of
Canada
will
start
the,
Catholic
Church
in
sucn
cities
as
nve-aay
wees:
on
i
eoruary
ij
iota
mitroa
onri
uflnmivflr
nflvw
nsr,pan
or
rPDruarv
in
u.s
ui
m-t
t
pci
lUU
Ul
mum
111115
liic
iixu
moiiun"'
v
-
-
-
v
y
fi
.
portly
after
it
was
air-!
Declaring
that
development
of,
in
honor
of
the
memory
of
the
lruui
lho
runway.
j
Highway
18
was
the
matter
ol
late
Kuig
George
VL
IVlXIg
UtWfts
Vi.
v'U'""-"
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r
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j
n
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