ORMES
DRUGS
TO
I
DAILY
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
I
Phone
Pacific
Port
-"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
NortKwest"
Published
ot
Conado'.
Most
Strategic
'
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
3,
1952
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
VOL.
XLI.
No.
52
;
PWNCE
tt7.
Wri
e
113
uuuuui
,1
k
,y
cabs
re
DELIVERY
31
A
1
Trying
to
nt
Skeena
Rivet
Highway
Heavy
n
1
French
Ship
Due
Tuesday;
Chinese
Nationalist
to
Arrive
at
Mid-Month
Form
Gov't
I
Jnri?
Because
of
Thaw;
Danger
of
Lniitrttil
r
..
!
:
1
i
'
"
St
i
"'1
'I''
V
I-
,
ru
IXWIlllliu
fiVCJIuillllG
IUIGjCCII
;PARIS
(CP)
Antoine
Pinay.
60-
;
year-old
moderate
Conservative,
today
accepted
President
Vin-;
rnt
Auriols
Invitation
to
try
suei-suaaii
Kairlv.
heavy
conditions
have
developed
on
the
Returning
for
her
second
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
Orffrrta
j
v
.
kl
.....iii
i
r:
li;,.U,..,..,
i.r,,:,it
r-I-,,,.
'P'mnff
nnfl
and
form
a
new
French
govern-!
mcnt.
,
u.r,.,u
thr
third
nollti-'i!
:
Ahmed
the
French
freighter
Jean
U
-u.,
aue
lomorryw
,
in
Son
i
Terrace
as
a
result
ot-
spring
thaw
ana
me
ureaiunj;
us
s'"
"
cai
figure
approached
in
an
at-,
..
r
jne
announce
her
agents
here.
G.
W.
Nickersou
tve..
b,
t,
tempt
to
relieve
the
crisis
which
avnooiA
tn
1nd
..
...
u.r
of
Egypt'
.
.
,
,
.i
t
.
:i.
I
'
'
X
f
.
....
.
r.f
snow
and
ice
ana
a
will
De
a
weeK
oeiore
it
is
ri
depended,
following
tne
lan-;
&
io.
1
ne
0,UU-UJii
iiieitnauuiion
io
i-'F""-"
C"nded
",r
a
'reasonably
fair
state,
say
I,
E.
Smith,
divisional
I
"
i
ure
of
Paul
Rcnaud
to
paten
,
,
iliofplv
fnr
JaDan.
;ether
a
national
union
co-
fc"'
j
,
engineer
tor
tne
provincial
ueparinieiii
ui
i
uuu-.
t
J
.
f
ivl
ai
Meanwhile.
thcrx)litical
crisis
Chinese,
are
expected
to
follow
,
I,
j
:
:
1
Grocer
Boy
Is
has
caused
the
dollar
to
soar
to
soon.
1
If
Line
in
three
years
The
Hal
Ha,
Nationalist
China!
Gun
Victim
Vernon
Youth
Shot
While
Chasing
Bandit--fn
Hospital
is
due
Marth
14
and
is
on
the
Paris
black
market
in
registry,
Ccign
currencies
today.
It
to
be
followed
by
Kiyokawa
touched
486
francs
against
483
Maru,
.first
Japanese
vessel;
wnicn
landcd
hcre
thiS
&e
1
on
Friday
!
Works.
'
Departmental
equipment
is
i
endeavoring
to
scrape
up
the
slush
as
quickly
as
possible
but,
!
;
because
there
Is
frost
nightly.
I
;
the
process
is
slow
and
difficult.
'
Noon
has
to
be
awaited
before
i
the
slush
Is
soft
enough
to
move,
i
thus
leaving
only
a
few
working
I
hours
a
day.
mlrr
tlwn
closed
,
AW1
UiiiversilJ-
rjuuii
against
the
nent
by
ten
Umu-u
Tlu'
school
will
'd
until
further
j
his
Independent-,
.'.rt-orn
in
alter
an
(ilh
King
Faroiik
Air
Crash
Kills
37
lUllet
Uanrrr
Iies
After
Doing
Death
Dante
nice
CP
Thrty-seven
pt-r-
'Foreign
Meat
Restricted
i
,
Federal
Government
Takes
Thorn
i
still
a
lot
of
snow
to
UPECTED
CARRIER
Willi
Bruritjen,
29-year-old
immigrant,
is
suspected
of
unwittingly
bringing
a
crisis
to
Canada's
livestock
industry.
It
is
believed
he
accidentally
carried
virus
of
the.
feared
foot-and-mouth
cattle
disease
from
his
native
Germany
to
the
farm
outside
Regina
where
he
was
given
his
first
work,
in
Canada.
Accompanied
by
an
R.C.M.P.
officer
he
arrived
Friday
in
Ottawa
by
air
from
Vancouver.
Bruntjcn
said
he
would
dr
"everything
I
can
to
lulp."
Federal
agriculture
officials
were
to
test
his
clothing
and
other
belongings
for
traces
of
foot-and-mouth
virus.
I
VERNON
(CP)
A
17-year-old
!
youth
was
wounded
Saturday
!
night
when
he
chased
a
bandit
;
who
had
robbed
his
father
s
'
store.
!
The
youth,
son
of
Percy
Greg-ison.
manager
of
the
Safeway
i
''
I
m
an
,
mnmmm"
"
'""
I
..j
id
thr.
the
60-vc;u-old
u-y-'
mmm.
including
an
mcrlcan
,
mtlt
m;,tn
on
the
the
s
side
de.
of
of
the
the
r
road.
.
J
lcfi
!M.!:n
ballet
dancer
and
two
actresses,
Steps
To
Meet
Emergency
Over
Disease
.wWMtion
baiu.u..,
wcre
kUicd
today
wnen
a
iuur-
7
-
at
points,
esDcciaiiy
especially
around
iou
pha.
l-namnH
French
airliner
crashed!
in
pending
)4
afler
taking
off
from
here
j
ranadian'store
here,
was
described
in
,,..,.,
.
rroi
xv,o
tjKl
with
a
.
bullet
livestock
and
i
meat.
wound
of
ports
;
scaDed
ln
an
au.
t
'
(or
30
days
is
cx-
Tne
ccaa
'""
said
'
t
road
road
on
on
me
melting,
g
it
P
prevents
es-tducc
political
P-S-
KaUman.
21
of
Brookly
,
r
Eovcrnnunt.
at
Cannes
last
night
sue
naa,1-0
w
o
...
j
i
T
i
t
it...
.
..
n
.nin
v
hint
Wild
Drive
Has
.
.Seqrtfe
in
Court
For
drunken
driving
and
resisting
arrest,
Stanley
Kolot
was
'
fined
$50
and
S100
respectively
!in
police
court
by
Magistrate
"W.
Mr.
Smith
rrmirU
that
there
which
is
Spanish
for
between
Egypt
ana
wiurrw.
at
'arge
'
government
announced
new,
Aocnres
to
coDe
with
the
out-
:
is
still
a
lot
of
snow
on
Kv.
In-.
i
CP
Photo
i
lin
may
De
ueiem-u
uh".
Employees
at
the
Nice
airport
j
tsa
Mountain
overhanjine
the
,
,,i,n
:il-
v
.
.
.
If.
,)
mail
There
Is
always
itnmi
break
of
foot
and
mouth
disease
in
south
Saskatchewan.
This
will
include
larger
payments
for
ani
new
premier
Is
be-
saia
pieces
o
ks"
"'"f
Weather.
Not
lb0
Iavor
the
with-
and
feathers
naa
rx'en
lounu
m
mals
which
must
De
aestroyeu.
Announcements
made
by
the;
B-";
h
troops
from
air
intakes
ox
me
pianc
f-Canal'arca
and
the'glnca.
They
might
have
caused
Egypt
and
the
Sudan,
the
crash.
X
So
Good
So
CATTLE
INSPECTOR
Federal
officials,
dressed
in
rubber
overcoat,
rubber
gloves,
rubber
boots
and
armed
with
a
towel,
bottle
of
vinegar,
two
cans
of
lye,
a
sponge,
two
cakes
of
soap
and
a
wash
tub
are
working
on
infected
premises
were
cattle
foot-and-mouth
disease
has
broken
but
in
the
Regina
area.
'
Dr.
Harold
J.
Hunter.
Regina
veterinarian,
shown
wearing
the
umtorm,
is
'.assisting
government
inspect-i
o:s
An
estimated
1,015
head
of
I
cattle,
130
hogs
and
140
sheep
I
will
have
to
tvi
slaughtered.
Is
Queen
Expecting?
i
D
Vance
Another
man
nas
dcch
(charged
with
obstructing
police!
;
officers.
1
Police
evidence
was
that,
while
t
an
RCMP
constable
was
trying
to
I
make
an
arrest
February
18
after
chasing
a
car
around
the
city
at
a
high
rate
of
speed.
.;.,;..,-
nt
turrielllt.ure.
Hon.
lumiabvi
c
.
nent
danger
of
it
coming
i
down
and
blocking
the
high-
;
way.
Should
only
half
of
it
!
come
down
at
once,
the
ques-
j
tion
would
arise
as
to
whether
j
personnel
could
be
risked
to
j
clear
the
portion
in
view
of
j
the
possibility
of
an
avalanche
j
from
the
remainder.
"Drivers
should
keep
their
j
eyes
open
In
passing
there,"
Mr.
Far
in
1952
G.
Gardiner,
in
a
zduu-wuiu
speech,
covered
these
new
steps:
"As
the
result
of
the
embargo
hv
the
United
States
on
Dead
in
Suicide
Plot
This
May
Be
Cause
for
Long
i
Kolot
refused
to
accumpj
f-
;
nce,
He
struggled
against
"-
'Canadian
livestock
ana
meats,!
0wjng
to
a
poor
January.
Deferment
Deferment
of
of
Coronation
Coronation
,nd
Child
Victims
of
,
.
i
tempts
to
force
him
out
oi
meithe
government,
under
tne
tm-iweather
is
not
getting
on
to
as
LONDON
(CP)
Two
London
;
w
,
lhen
suddenly
put
the
I
Powers
Act,
will
restfict
;
EOod
a
stai.t
thiS
year
as
it
did
U
Trasedy
newsDaoers
hinted
Sunday
that
.
in
to
gear
and
raced
at
a
,
imnorts
tn
order
that
the
Cana-
j
last
-
Smith
suggests
(CP
Photo
1
where
the
road
Is
clear
,h
QUcen
might
be
expecting
high
speed
towards
a
curb
witn
i
dlan
market
may
be
retained
for
In
February
rainfall
totalled
Head
Through
Windshield,
in
Fair
Condition
1
L't
II
Wllt.lL
tv.
iw
w
'of
snow
now,
the
base
Is
still
thirrt
third
child
child
They
suggest
B
the
.
constable
clinging
!
domestic
production.
'
5.46
inches,
comparea
wuu
.u
her
e.
...
.
...
-
4
Payments
win
be
made
to,incnes
in
the
same
month-
-of
Oils
might
be
the
n-ascm
wny
weaving
drunkenly,
farmers
wh0se
animals
must
be
,
1951
Dut
this
year
s
wet
January
the
coronation
will
not
be
held
:
crashcd
ir;to
a
amp
standard,
destroyed
to
prevent
the
spread-
j
rnak.;s
the
two-month
aggregate
,.it
int.
in
the
summer
of
narrowly
missing
m,m.
the
the
constable.
constable.
!
:
in
of
f
rit.wa.ip
disease.
Thev
They
will
will
be
be
paid
paid
to
t0
rfate
date
15.3
15.3
Inches
Inches
as
as
against
against
frozen,
making
it
impossible
to
use
graders
to
remove
potholes
which
will
have
to
stay
until
the"
frost
goes
out.
Lira
TON
-A
man
md
i
j
daughter
were
found
4
in
v.
hat
pulii'e
sai'l
.u'.twn,-
ot
a
plot
be
"n;
to
kill
themselves
ailing
child.
Tiio
Royal
Municd
Police
said
mother
survived,
discovered
the
bodies
Happy.Over
Ridley
Is.
1953.
153.
?a
passenger
in
tne
num.
f0r
au
animais
ucsuujcu
j
is.aa
incncs
mc
v.-r-
The
Sunday
Pictorial
puts
U!rcd
Faulkner,
has
Deen
cnaigeu
;
ais0
for
iosscs
wnicn
may
uc
ia..j
lng
penoa
or
ivoi.
Th
Febuarv
sunshine
was
55.3
;
delicately,
suggesting
that
the
wiUl
obstructing.
He
is
aiiegeaand
reasonable,
including
ieeu,
Oucen
may
have
a
"personal
to
have
joined
Kolot
in
resisting
;
end
eqUjpment.
Banff
Feels
Earth
Shock
hours,
compared
with
58.9
hours
j
met
Tho
t
'JL'
r,
-
1
"We'll
be
happy
indeed
when
A
hew
model
car
careened
off
MrOridj
Slieet
at
Seventh
Avenue
at
5;30
Sunday
morning,
shaking
up
three
occupants
and
.lending
one
to
hospital
with
a
iiactured
skull.
In
"fairly
good"
condition
In
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
is
Don
"
Doucette,
'
20,
'
of
Uigby
Is
I
Tie
gOVeilllilCllV
-a
V"'V""'D
reason"
for
postponing
me
cm-j
arrest.
.
a
t,.n..,
tfn,,,r
nnation.
..
1
rocked
buildings
and
roused)
The
Sunday
Express
suggests,
hotel
guests
and
local
residents
July
as
the
Queens
deadline
for,
Today's
Stocks
Jolin'-tu"
"
tU
t
iirlii
K
...
,
o
lb
11,1.
mnrn
nn
1
r.o
rt
trinn
t.lfin
in
any
SUCH
UUUJ.i.
mon?h
aggregate
of
unshine
you
get
your
landing
field
at
Uils
year
?s
704
hours
compared
I
Ridley
Island."
remarked
John
general
manager
of
vdth
with
91
91.9
9
hours
nours.
i
Hatch,
who
charlotte
Air
Lines,
,
ue
for
Febru-
Weather
summary
j
the
cU
on
com.
taa
s
ary,
as
announced
a
Digb
y
I,-
,
meteorological
station,
is
as
v
land
aviation
and
the
com.
iollows:
!
munity.
It
is
most
desirable.
in-Maximum
temperature,
473
on
;
necessarVi
that
thefo
F(hruarv
24.
Li
ia
i,
q
mnrlern
air
field
at
up
a
buffer
zone
as
a
second
line
of
defence
against
a
possible
spread
of
disease.
Until
further
notice
all
animals
which
come
from
within
50
miles
of
10
municipalities
in
south
Saskatchewan
quarantine
area
will
be
slaughtered
at
the
nearest
available
packing
plant."
Mr.
Gardiner
said
the
federal
.ephont
call
from
a
22-raman
brought
them
to
'a.T.p
on
the
outskirts
ttiagan
dlslricl
city.
.1(1
Merc
Klenlif.r-u
as
.
Sefberg.
afii'd
30,
and
.tei.
Victoria
".ily.
they
were
the
vlt-son
or
an
ovorclo.se
',
the
niuther
of
the
ivid
She
was
held
for
and
police
said
she
fhciently
Kood
physical
to
be
lodged
in
a
cell
imiri
nt'MP
said
it
appeurea
nis
aiounu
a
'
o
k
-
wind-
The
disturbance
lasted
for
about
event
as
a
coronation,
head
had
broken
through
I
i
fell
a
minute
and
a.so
was
reported
Both
newspapers
mentioned!
i
on
inside
pages.
Canmore.
discreetly
i.
u
F,...-t
W
ihl
.
,C,M
n?
xvrre
Xfi
'
Tl.
trcn.or
caused
houses
to!
Buckingham
Palace
malntam-King
andS
creak
and
in
some
cases
dishes
;
ed
its
usual
silence
on
such
mat-,
Digby
Island.
slid
f
om
shelves.
t"s.
.
.
-
.
...
ta
i
wiuuiu
-
Minimum
ivv
on
rcuiuaij
this
progressive
centre.'
government
will
not
ask
any
Mean
temperature.
4.3.
Maximum
barometer,
30.20
on
r
-
-
;
.
VAXCOtVER
American
Standard
-25'i
Bialoine
6
10
,
.04
Vi
B
R
x
Caribou
Quartz
.'.
1-25
06
Congress
Cronin
Babine
.
45
Giant
Mascot
Mines
22
Indian
-
Pcnd
Oreille
7-75
Pioneer
2-2
Premier
Border
-3i
province
to
take
live
uuiw
from
the
prairies,
even
through
an
extra
buffer
zone
of
protec
February
27
than
Tug-
nimuch
practical
Minimum
barometer,
29.14
on,mua.
.mo
more
p
February
1.
,
ioori
niint.
himself.
Mr.
PreciDitation.
5.64
inches
oi,'
-7
'Mly
drove
fruin
Van
-
f
iPcmieton
in
a
rcnu-d
Thursday
tion
being
provided,
but
11
any
province
wants
to
admit
live
animals
"we
intend
to
set
up
an
inspection
which
makes
it
perfectly
safe
for
them
to
do
so."
7
-
iHatcn
new
m
nu'"
vai..,.
.
.
jovs.
rain
in
ninetee
days.
it,..rf
,ith
rnmnanv
Norse-
cc
did
not
Identify
the
,
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EDUCATION
HIS
BUSINESS-
'iie.sj;.
hours
on
-
Sunshine.
55.3
e.e
J.M.
ilut-
leendays.
sales
supervisor
for
the
th
j
tan,
Maximum
wind
velocity,
south-1
eonP
d
James
Hcpburu,
cast,
39
miles
per
hour
February,
engineer.
They
ex-
Pi
ivateer
Reeves
MacDonald
...
Reno
Shvi-4)
Ct-eck
Silbak
Premier
Vnn'inrin
5.40
03
Vi
1.66
.56
.21
No
Meat,
5.
'
!Pt
t0
fIv
back
Wednesday
or
ath
Toll
Thursday.
Mr.
Hatch
announces
the
Increasing
of
air
service
by
his
!
r,,it
nf
Prince
Rnnert.
No
Work
-WEATHER-
Salmon
Gold
04
Spud
Valley
16
Silver
Standard
235
Western
Uranium
3.15
Atlantic
UUI1HJ"1J
uwv
!
March
24.
the
Kitimat-
Effective
,i
it'l.
11
iaii-
-.
i;AMrnirvF.R
(CP)
City
pack-I
CjjIIUpsia
1
I
,
nrnna
fa
I
.
!
.,..11
riflf
1
'
TPf
Oil
lishermen
Pi
rish
"
'
Three
cssels
f
9
T11C
Royal
Cun-
ine
workers
received
word
sun-,
cloudiness
nas
oeen
,
j.emano
seiviuc
-"-
-
dav
they
face
layoffs
if
British
in
most
regions
'of
British
Co-
i
f
rom
one
to
three
trips
to
week.
Columbia
ban
on
prairie
meat
iumbia
during
the
night.
Cold;with
IUghts
Tuesdays,
Fridays
is
not
lifted
next
week.
i
air
slipped
Into
the
central
areas
j
and
Saturdays.
-
"We
gave
a
week's
notice
in
0f
the
province
from
the
north;
The
stewart-Ahce
Arm
nm
romDliance
with
our
union
con-
and
northeast,
bringing
scatter-
j
will
be
upped
to
two
flights
a
tract"
a
packing
house
official
ed
snow
flurries
to
those
regions.
I
week
Mondays
and
Thursdays
.oin'-hnt.
it's
nurelv
a
provi-
1
a
minor
depression
drifting
,
starting
March
24.
J
"X.
.
'orcv-
toihi
'y
Have
ud
'eh
for
t
en
men
lost
at
last
4'
4
innal
move
We
are
still
look-'
southeast
along
the
coast
increase
in
the
services
win
'i
Loekport
meanwhile
'Hue
the
derelicts
Idella
si(!ht,d
yesterday
65
511
Nova
Scotia's
south
rhe
was
110
sign
of
a
A
P
Con
3U
Calmont
200
Central
Lcduc
3.00
Home
Oil
15
"
Mercury
.
Okalta
Royal
Canadian
,
22
Royalite
1625
TORONTO
Athona
f
Aumaque
Bcattie
DuQuesne
Bovcourt
10
Buffalo
Canadian
23
Coiisol.
Smelters
37.50
Conwcst
-
3
Donalda
'
Eldona
ti
East
Sullivan
...
.
8.65
Giant
Yellowknife
H"0
ine
for
at
least
a
partial
reiaxa-;
brougnt
iigni
mm
mvoive
mc
ii....
.
-
Hon
of
the
ban,
in
which
case
Vancouver
Island.
Occasional
ond
Norseman
here.
It
will
be
we
should
be
able
to
take
care
'light
rain
is
expected
to
con-
brought
from
Vancouver
by
Pint
all
our
men
"
itlnue
into
the
afternoon.
Some
lot
Norman
Germyn
on
his
re-nfficlals
of'
United
Packing
sunshine
will
return
to
these
re-
turn
soon
from
a
holiday
trip
UIUU"
i..o
Tpmneratures
-iifnia
Thire
will
be
three
33i
2
"
m
on
cither
'rCd
vErma
RB-
out
of
i
fc
NS"
was
lound
if1
Island
off
Yar-
T-Tnusp
Workers,
represeiii'ttwvco
giuiia
vuii.wnw".
x
"
.",-.,
m
tive
of
the
lower
will
remain
much
the
same
as
resident
pilots
here
including
ARE
YOU
?
Ul
m
iiuijw
,o
'
'
of
f
the
ho
r.ast.
past
two
two
daVS.
days.
!
Dwrvmin
Berryman,
wl
mainland
plants,
said
that
more
those
than
500
of
its
lauu
memueiit
Roy
who
is
being
moved
in
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
and
Robert
Kcl-sey,
already
stationed
here.
11
J
the
three
man
crew.
W
e
Olive,
with
three
S
Still
misslniT
Tl
fre
nit
hv
rn.1..
1
1
God's
Lake
?
!hit
'
llul
1
italic
4e
Sk
.
.131.
'Ilardrock
t
Forecasts
i
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
today,
clearing
irf
the
afternoon.
'Cloudy
Tuesday.
Little
change
jin
temperature.
Winds
westerly
20
to
30
over
the
exposed
'areas
of
the
Queen
Charlottes.
-decreasing
to
light
overnight.
!
Light
wind?
elsewhere.
Lows
to-niuht
and
highs
Tuesday
At
face
loss
of
their
jobs
u
tne
embargo
continues.
Meat
dealers
here,
commenting
on
the
ban
on
foreign
meats
announced
today
by
Rt.
Hon.
J.
G.
Gardiner,
federal
minister
of
agriculture,"
said
that
Vancouver
.
consumers
;
consumers
face
a
meat
famine
12
hile
"n
n
,'u..."ur!,aay'
injured
mer-!
Youth
and
Girl
Victims
of
Gas
Harricana
Heva
Juliet
Quebec
...
Little
Long
Lac
I
Am
v
i
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.52
.70
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rn
lino
Trt
Reeled
a
.
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"
and
ttnu
-sr
43;
Sand-
j
VICTORIA
.
w
-
-
(CP)
A
.
young
inn
in
ten
days
33
OJ
R'!ei
V?rd
in
1,
dlel
Jl'kson
is
cutoff
our
last
ave-
i
j
Fort
3Q
rlrtiUj.
aRd
4Q.
Prince
Rupert,
'and
woman
died
here
Sunday,:
i
"They've
nut.
now,"
said
one
leaning
ut.-j
.
'
victims
victims
nf
of
iras
gas
fumes.
iumes.
york'c
lTOral
direction
imeri,..,..
.
Frank
Fraser.
20.
and
zi-yeni
-
(
'.old
Doreen
Aikman
were.
found,
jin.
a
second
storey
room
of
an
!
apartment
dwelling
near
Royal,
1
Meantime
at
Victoria,"
Hon.
J
i
Harry
Bowman,
provincial
min-
,
istt-r
of
agriculture,
said
that
no
;
ndota
toa!ilKard
cut-
tproeeeds
under
Us
.j.
.
is
reariv
tr,
..i...
-TIDES-
eoucatiqn
ts
EVERYBODY'S
BUSINESS
!
Madsen
Red
Lake
2
0
MeKenzie
Red
Lake
McLeod
Cocksliutt
2.80
Moneta
-
35
Negus
66
Noranda
79'5
Liiiivii-.oui
t
'
Pickle
Crow
160
San
Antonio
3.60
Senator
Rouyn
19
Sherrit
Gordon
4-2
Sleep
Rock
7.10
Silver
Miller
'
1-62
!Qf,2
I
Athletic
Park.
,
......
!
Pnlire
sav
it
as
inU
In
the
rO""'
steps
arc
oen'g
i-"-"
i
i
Immediate
Way,
V,
Mi
,..h
Columbia
the
British
to
reopen
!
border
for
meat
shipments
from
i
High
j.o
Hi
feet
had
been
turned
on.
Window;
1
1
i
fPt
'
were
closed.
SuS1'11!
Thomas,'
d.l'l1?'
bridge
I
the
east
ainiu"6'
n-?i
14:24
76
feet'
An
inuet
will
be
held.
I
vva'-.
"every
cnauce
ui
"
promise
in
the
near
futwe."
iut
un
."
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gear
V..l
"
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southeast
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