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NORTHERN
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CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEW8PAPER
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CABS
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the'
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest",
'vkhhi
VOL.
XLI,
No.
51
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
L
1952
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King,
Quarrels
With
Fair
Wage
fcavDt
Premier
uup
Offer
Made
Huge
Hold-up
in
Reno
as
Vicious
Dog
Chews
on
Bone
KENC.
Ncv.
(P
Burglars
calmly
made"
off
with
$2,500,000
in
caih.
jeweiry
and
negotiable
securities
from
a
millionaire's
homo
vvHile
his
vicious
bulldog
chewed
a
bone.
The
burglars
misled
another
million
in
securities
packed.
In
v
jmi
i
fit
Tlir
then
was
dLscovercd
by
a
wealthy
broker,
L.
V.
Redfield.
Police
s.-ck
a
pick-up
truck
believed
to
have
been
used
to
haul
away
the
500-pound
safe.
Crisis
in
Egypt
on
Even
of
Talks
With
Britain
City
Asrccablc
to
Paying
13.3
More
Wages
to
Employees
i
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k
.i.:
.
O
.rr-
n
(TTi
'
it
u
y
An
over-all
increase
"across
the
board"
of
13
3
per
cent
has
trm
oilercd
to
unions
iidijoUut-
CAIH0
(CP)
The
Prime
Minister,
Aly
MuIkt
PahVia.
resigned
unexpectedly
today
on
the
eve
of
ing
with
the
city
on
wage
in-
j
.
.
,
confitlently
predicted
would
lead
to
a
v
'
crease
demanas
for
npproxim-i
taiivb
lie
nau
Lummcnuj
r1"
.
--m-jei
4
li
jut
i-
(fit
l-ll
Irr.
I
.
ateiy
25
per
cent.
The
offer
was
settlement
of
Egypt's
bitter
feud
with
britain.
Allin
approved
by
city
council
last!
Grim-faced,
he
stalked
from
Trouble
at
Hong
Kong
night
which,
heard
the
recommendations
of
the
.wage
com-111
ttec.
For
salaried
positions,
the
in-
rvpiisp
nffprfvt
mpnnt'
nn
nrlrli.
CCF
Forces
Gov't
Hand
v'
'
i
tiona'
830
a
month,
regardless
of
Quebec
Imposes
Cattle
Embargo
c:easc
for
wage
workers.
If
the
offer
is
accepted,
it
will
viCi'ORIA
(CP)
The
B.C.
mean
an
increase
in.
the
city
t..rp
Fiidav
took
1952'i
five
Thousand
Yelling
Chinese
Attack
Americans
And
Europeans
HONO
KONG
CP)
Five
thousand
yelling
Chinese
stormed
through
Kowloon
today,
fighting
the
police,
burning
cars,
stoning
Europeans
and
damaging
stores.
British
soldiers
and
a
police
officer,
two
Americans
and
several
other
Europeans
were
the
hour
long
emergency
cabinet
session
and
told
reporters
lie
ha.d
quit.
Political
sources
said
Malier
became
involved
in
a
dispute
with
King
Farouk
who
installed
his
independent
government
on
January
27,
following
the
bloody
anti-British
torch
riots
in
Cairo.
The
elder
statesman,
Ahmed
Naguib
Halaly
Pasha,
also
an
independent
ex-Wafdist,
and
one
of
Egypt's
elder
statesmen,
agreed
today
to
form
a
new
government.
The
Prime
Minister
was
lo
have
met
this
morning
the
British
ambassador,
Sir
Ralph
Stevenson,
on
re-opened
discussions
payroll
of
$31,000,
said
acting
exlra
da
t0
continue
dragging
i-if
vni
P.pnrnn
Wills
.
.
.
t.-
jAir
3nce
jr
Allin
Heard
?
ir
i
Problem
of
iTig
in
a
60.000
X
in
British
Colli
was
put
beware
by
the
J
Frank
Calder
I
ekhns
urgently
jnbulnncc
serv-
i
.
.
I
j
.t,
ttie
mrone
speecn
utudw;
Thc
wage
committee
reported
through
ii&
eighth
clay.
J
Jm
QUEBEC
(CP)
Quebec
yes-!
tcrtlay
imposed
a
drastic
cm-'
bariio
on
livestock
anu
meat
that
will
cut
down
Importations
from
Western
Canada
by
as
much
as
50
percent.
The
embargo
Is
the
result
o."
the
outbreak
of
foot
and
mouth
disease
In
Saskatchewan
and
applies
to
all
provinces.
Earlier
in
the
week
B.C.
and
Ontario
imposed
inter-provincial
bans.
Tornado
Hits
.wu
uu
.
y'Yu
Tne
CCF
forcea
the
govem-
"c
pcr
cent
increase
in
the
cost-of-
,
,
..
,JL,.or,i..
!
,
,
..
,
.
ment
e
to
withdraw
temporarily
living
index
over
the
last
year.
Whole
council,
considered
the
oN
have
rC5tricted
lhs
phar.
Ri
generous.
.
maccutical
benefits
lor
pension-
Acting
Mayor
Hills
pointed
out
ers
and
social
weuare
cases
in
that,
on
the
basis
of
the
offer,,
tne
provjnce
'
lower
paid
salary
and
wage
earn-
j
,
ers
working
for
the
city
would
j
01
urgent
public
idenUcal
increases.
,
receive
busines3
said
the
orcler
from
tnc
If
the
city
offer
is
accepted
by
health
and
welfare
department
the
Firefighters,
Electrical
Work-
j
wa,s
to
have
gone
into
effect
to-cr?.
and
Civic
Employees'
Union,
morrow.
The
order
would
mean
LCoES
AC.RD
Uonstantine
Haun,
6B-;ea'
o.e
begins
larmer
who
survived.
the
1029-36
drought
that
curred
soutnern
Saskatchewan
into
a
virtual
Oust
bowl,
sadly
accepts
another
hard
blow.
His
40-hoarl
dairy
herd
of
valuable
cattle,
infected
with
the
dreaded
foot-and-mouth
disease,
was
the
first,
destroyed.
He
says
he
will
receive
about
one-third
the
value
of
each
animal
in
federal
compensation.
Mr.
Haun
estimates
his
loss
at
aimed
at
settling
the
dispute
between
the
two
countries
over
the
Suez
Canal.
Talks
also
were
aimed
at
trying
to
reach
some
agreement
which
eventually
would
bring
Egypt
into
the
western
backed
$25,000.
CP
Photo)
Robert
Ballantyne,
United'
Stales
vice-consul,
and
Jack1
l-each,
U.S.
inio.maL.ion
officer,;
'
were
stoned
as
they
stepped
from
a
taxi.
They
suffered
head;
injuries.
Police
cordoned
off
the
riot
area
ln
the
British
leased
main-;
land
section
and
went
into
ac-
j
tion
with
tear-gas
bombs
and
!
batons.
They
drove
the
rioters
,
out
of
the
busy
business
section';
into
the
Chinese
quarters
of
:
Mangkok
ana
dispersed
them
j
two
hours
later.
j
permanent
sta-bmlt
and.
from
dentists,
nurses'
;crs
could
be
jte
areas
when
I
I
1
radio-telephones
f,
us
well
a.s
a
ptedboat
.service;
iumocrjacks
and
negotiations
will
begin
lmediate-
that
101
pharmaceutical
item
Coal
Price
ly
on
working
conditions.
now
received
free
by
pensioners
middle
east
defence
program.
If
the
offer
is
not
accepted,
and
WcWare
cases,
would
have
I
.
The
elder
statesman,
Alimend
Cattle
Prices
Drop
Sharply
Tennessee
Town
KAYhTTKVILLE
CP)
A
tornado
landed
with
blockbuster
fury
on
this
Tennessee
town
unions
may
apply
for
concilia-;
been
denied
them.
Naguil
Halaly
Pasha,
Indcpcnd-
tion.
Acting
Mayor
Hills,
also
a
member
of
the
wage
committee.
cut
ex-Wat'dist.
agreed
today
to
form
a
new
Egyptian
ment.
Mr.
Winch
said
such
assistance
cost
the
province
$500,000
loving
Up
f
to
hopsital.
last
year
and
that
the
restrictive
yaid
that,
'
in
order
to
save
time
!
The
riots
began
when
the
OTTAWA
Cl
-Cat
tie
prices
in
i
!
Chinese
Communist
"relief
mis-
Canada
have
dropped
sharply
as,
islon"
bringing
relief
supplies
for
'a
result
of
the
outbreak
of
foot;
rirrlnr
nmnlH
narm
-.
citimn
nf
increased
mining
and
labor
the
committee
had
made
Its
yesterday,
leaving
two
dead,
.scores
injured
and
a
300-foot-widc
path
of
ruin
in
Its
wake.
Police
say
150
were
either
I
very
top
unci
iifem
uuiu
wit
.
.
s
or
Chincsn
who
lost
their
homes
in
and
mouth
disease
in
southern
:
costs
are
reflected
in
an
in
The
Minister
of
Health,
Hon.
a
fire
last
November,
tailed
to
sasKatcnewan,
the
Departmentlcrea.se
of
51
per
ton
ana
up
-'
Retirement
of
CM
Official
We
think
it
is
a
generous
and
;
A.
D.
Turnbull,
asked
that
the
i
i
which
is
being
made
in
coal
ln
Kowloon
station
of
Agriculture
said
Friday.
,
a.rri,?
from;
i
in
the
rah
of
fires
that
fol-'
takes
the
Hong
Kong
district
border,
j
Announcement
of
the
disease,
!
PrkTs
in
Prince
Rupert.
iair
offer,
especially
when
we
j
debate
on
the
matter
be
adjourn-sec
that
cost
of
living
has
onlyjed
to
the
next
sitting
Monday.'
Residents,
including
-
many,
which
struck
the
Reeina
area
'
F.xample:
lowed
the
itorm.
j
lliuh
winds
smashed
Into
the
j
F.urfiiM-.ins.
were
warned
to
re-J
xuj.
mm'.-.i
.
lust,
Mruulav
.Rmre
Aloe
MONTf!EAW--C.-R..
Murray.
Iberia
lump
roal
gone
up
10.8
per
cent
and
we
of-
but,
at
the
insistence
of
the
m
tin'
insie
id
nt
fet'
13.3
'pel"
cfrif
tncreaser-"
-
CCF;
"h'agiecd
to'VitKItdlcf
'th'c
:
A
plebiscite
main
at
home
today.
j
then,
the
ranee
of
the
dron.
said
'
"ow
nak
a,.Zc;S
the
Hoi;
:
charge
"T'Llt
centre
of
Fayctteville
with
a
population
of
six
thousand,
ripping
buildings
apart,
tearing
up
trees
and
knocking
out
power
lines
and
communications.
A
crowd
of
"between
ten
and
j
the
department,
was
from
;$1
122.28.
twenty
thousand
waited
for
the
,0
$5
per
hundred
weight
In
east-
Stoker
coal
Is
oliig
up
from
mission
train
and
when
It
fail-i
pi
n
Canada
and
from
$3
to
$5
or
1
17
50
10
l-50-
after
"
clase
of
office
yesterday
t,
,i
T
J
astronomical
nricps
nf
nhnrma-'
..
.
od
to
arrive,
live
thousand
:
'
diort
in
the
west
Boat
Sinks
At
Cow
Bay
a
railway
career
of
more
th
in
marched
up
Kowloon's
main
ccuticals."
j
Substantial
wage
Increases
i
were
involved
in
a
new
agree-I
ment
w
hich
was
leached
between
mine
operators
1n
Alberta
(and
the
United
Mine
Workers
street.
44
years.
John
Pullen.
vice-president
in
charge
of
traffic
for
the
Na
Unconfirmed
reports
said
there
have
been
some
incidents
in
British
territory
between
Kowloon
and
"the
Chinese
nf
Amerirn
Fehrnnrv
1H
a
locnl
Today's
Stocks
iHirilrM
N.
I.
JollllxMMt
(
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Ltd.)
VANCOlVI-.lt
Anieiican
Standard
..
.25'
Terrace
to
Vancouver
Air
Route
Get
Whipping
For
Robbery
S
iiiivnratrd
in
I
.
:
.Jinbiu
leislatuie
!
e
itpiull,
veteran1
oi
frrnic.
stional
indent-
j
i
u
tl
hat
it
would
;
n-iifiv."
he
said,
j
i
ol
Salmon
Arm
t
si
epstakes
be
b'
Tne
money
raised
i
in
bo
used
to
H-
eminent
hospital
i
u.
,
now
showing
a
i
r
(
l(ti
inn
t
o
the
i
"on
piracy
t
rial
in
;
ff
l
that
bookies
ho
thinks
that
by
.
.s
men,
wc
are
i
Aiiibhii"-.'"
he
ask-
coal
dealer
explained
today.
!
A
40-foot
logging
camp
tender
Higher
labor
costs
in
Prince
;
Jt
tional
system,
has
announced
that
C.
L.
McCoy,
presently
tra.'-j
fic
manager
for
the
Atlantic
region
of
the
CNR,
has
been
appointed
to
succeed
Mr.
Murray.
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factor.
rinlnr
"III"''
"'O"
n..n
nA
Ucrhnr
Mnstcp
Cant
liraloine
5.'J0
And
sacks
a
year
ago
a
good
'
william
Koughan
are
looking
for
.04
sack
cost
22c.
Now
it
Is
42c.
jthc
owner
who
they
believe
is
VANCOUVER
(l
Leslie
Le-gace,
28,
and
Edward
Haggland,
43,
were
each
sentenced
in
the
police
court
yesterday
to
four-
i
Fred
Clouticr,
a
logger.
First
Shoot
Eerie
Event
li
It
X
Oarlboo
Quartz
Contrress
CronXin
Babine
Giant
Mascot
Indian
Mines
...
Name
of
the
vessel
is
Pearl
1.10
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-TIDES-
Central
B.
C.
Airways,
according
to
report
from
Terrace,
Is
about
to
inaugurate
a
daily
air
service
between
Terrace
and
Vancouver,
application
for
a
licence
having
bceri
made
to,
the
Harbor.
Waterfront
workers
not-
teen
lashes
and
three
years
in
iced
the
submerged
craft
while
the
penitentiary
on
charges
of
Sunday,
March
2,
1!)52
City
Approves
.
Drain
and
Walk
PcnU
Oreille
7.75
going
to
worK
mis
moiiiiug
aou
(assault
and
robbery.
The
pair
High
5:11
19.4
feet
notified
authorities.
pleaded
guilty
to
assaulting!
18:04
15.7
feet
Whether
anyone
might
have
.
Howard
Phenix
'
and
robbing
him
Low
.11:54
6
1
feet
been
trapped
on
the
vessel
was
!
0f
$5
i
23:30
9.0
feet
REG
IN
A
f'
Two
hundred
Air
Transport
Board.
Two
ma-diseased
cattle
were
herded
Intolrhlnes
would
be
used.
1
4.-4.1.,
Omvl,,.,,
.
f
i
.
1
1
k
rMonecr
.
2.10
Premier
Border
34
Privateer
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00
Reeves
Macdonald
....
5.30
City
council
last
night
ap-
j
proved
a
drainage
job
on
Con-!
not
definitely
ascertained
up
to
,
w
-h
persons
arc
d
Mi
ll
conspiracy
;
of
bcttint;
j
Mi
nuriai
pit
jusfc
uun
4hh"-:
i
eni.ru'
ti
u.
is
aircauy
upeiai,-i
1
1
iday.
R.C.M.P.
constables,
arm-
ng
out
)f
Terrace
west
to
Prince
i
ed
with
303
calibre
rifles,
then
r,11)(.
i
r;,st
to
Prince
George
lleno
tad-
and
King
Edward
Street
,
early
afternoon
as
the
door
was
school
grounds
to
aid
the
school
j
padlocked
outside
and
the
owner
j
shot
them.
The
.slaughter
was
the
'
anj
south
lo
Kitimat
and
Kcm-
!
first
to
rid
Regina
area
of
the
ano.
board
in
surfacing
with
cinders,
i
had
been
seen
uptown
1
A
sidewalk,
at
an
estimated
'
animals
suffering
from
foot
and
!
mouth
disease.
f
:
''T-f
fyl
'V
cost
ol
I,(UU
to
oc
oum
iroiui
'the
Steele
Block
to
the
junction
i
,
of
First,
Second
and
Third
Ave-1
nues
at
Park
Avenue,
was
ap-1
n
Imports
Police
New
Council
j
Within
the
next,
few
days
C50
more
will
bo
killed
at
other
sites.
!
The
scene
of
the
first
killing
Dick
Button
Wins
Again
Sheep
Creek
167
Silbak
Premier
CO
Taku
River
07
Vnnanda
22
Salmon
Uold
04
Kpud
Valley
15
Silver
Standard
2.35
Western
Uranium
3.10
Oils
A
r
Con
52
Culniont
2.04
Central
Leduc
3.00
Home
Oil
..
15.75
proved.
For
Aiyansh
j
was
both
chilling
and
eerie.
Bit-I
ing
w
inds
swept
across
the
snow-I
C'lvei
ed
urahic
land
from
the
3
,
mmijM
;
east.
'
The
sliooting
ended
t
1:35
PARIS
(CP)
Dick
Button,
of
Englcwood,
N.J.,
won
his
fifth
straight
world
figure
skating
championship
with
a
brilliant
exhibition
at
the
Palais
de
Sports.
Button,
a
22-year-old
,
p.niv
45
minutes
after
the
first
Canada
Wins
From
States
shot.
Mercury
29
-a,
e
tin
Okalta
4.00
j
t
I'asseiigers
on
i1
CanaUiun
Na-
:
boat
train,
leav-
1
yf
for
Western
Caii-1
fcoiti.sh
burr
will
to
behave.
l
'
3
15
passengers
on
12
bucly
Glasgow
"lie
policewoman
join
the
Edmuii-'y
were
chosen
?
Ulasgow
officers
p'
the
Edmonton
Roger
Mercer
Chief
Womlei
fill
Music
featured
At
Banquet
Roger
Mercer
Was
elected
chief
councillor
of
the
Naas
Kivcr
village
of
Aiyansh
when
the
first
polling
under
new
Indian
Act
regulations
was
held
there'
on
Thursday
by
Indian
Superin-terdent
F.
E.
An
field
who
re-
Queen's
Birthday
Officially
Dated
i
Harvard
senior,
won
Deiore
a
STOCKHOLM
l
Edmonton
;
crowd
of
13,000.
Mercury's:
Canada's
0
1
y
m
p
1
c
I
peter
Firstbrook,
an
18-ycai
-hetkey
champions,
Friday
troun-
i
0id
Canadian
from
Toronto,
fin-ted
liic
United
States
team
7
i.sned
seventh,
to
1
in
a
nexhibition
game
played
,
:
Itoyal
Canadian
22
:
rtoyalitc
17.00
TORONTO
.
1,
Athona
.11V
Aumaquc
20'.
g
Bcattie
Duqucsne
45
,
lieveourt
.93
Bie
first
police
Im-
in
a
snowstorm.
At
times
the
puck
was
stuck
in
snowdrifts.
OTTA.WA
-Official
announce-;
turned
to
the
city
yesterday
by
ment
was
made
in
Ottawa
Frl-
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines,
tlay
that
the
birthdny
of
Queen;
Mr.
Mercer
succeeds
Anthony
t'H
to
Canada
9"'cewonian
Mar's,
i
..
Ellxabcth
is
April
21.
-
'-
mic
iirsi
one
!
Adams,
last
year's
chief,
who
re-j
Lll(Q$
SoCldl
Other
councillors
are
Hubert!
Greek
Spies
Condemned
Canada
and
ob
same
-WEATHER-
'
'u
in
the
I,
Alen
n..
McMillan,
Daniel
Goun,
thpraim
j
j
Johnson,
Frank
B.
Tait
and
Gus:
Credit
Gov't
.
.
uvt.
are
mai
-
1
w
bring
their
Guno.
J
Basil
Wright
was
appointed
;
Synopsis
ricn.su
nt
weather
Is
In
for
British
Columbia
resi
IJnrralo
Canadian
21'a
C
M
&
S
37.40
i
Corvjvest
3.80
IJonalda
47
Kldona
27
Elast
Sullivan
8.70
Giant
Ycllowknifc
......
10
65
Ood's
Lake
39
Hardrock
13
'
llarricana
12
i
Ileva
12
Jolict
Quebec
50
Little
Long
Lac
69
V'a
Lynx
13
Madsen
Red
Lake
1-95
McKcnzic
Red
Lake
...
-40
McLcod
Cockshutt
2.70
E.
D.
Hougen,
former
local
chief
constable.
Other
constables
,
,
tiff
Samuel
Haizlmsquc.
Felix
:
1"
h,.
dents
over
the
week-end.
A
storm
a,.e
in
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
has
weak-;
r.
ATHENS
(CP)
A
court-martial
today
sentenced
to
death
eight
members
oi
a
29-member
spy
ring.
Four
others
were
sentenced
to
life
imprisonment.
Eight
of
29
persons
accused
of
spying
and
high
treason
were
women.
.
"-
onion
as
soon
as
e
he
necessary
ar-
"iiinigrants
were
?a-,cn,ers
on
tlic
A.mia
when
she
Davis.
Godfrey
Adams
and
Peter;-
",
'
"Zn.ZTZXZ
cned
rapidly
and
coastal
rcgioivs
cla
yton
for
the
Social
Credit
government
the
council
is
are
expected
to
remain
...yu...
j
scc-ctary
0f
of
Alberta
and
its
'"
business
like
I
consiaeraoie
ciuuu
"Samuel
McMillan
with
George
T.
V
?
77"
IT
,f.'
,.,,.
...
.
i
atnniiiistrauon.
une
tnuig
i-nau
Williams
as
assistant
secretary.
!.,
tT
ii
riimiur
Mr.
Haugen
mentions
partlcular-
.33'
New
Governor
To
See
Canada
Moneta
ily
is
the
way
the
government
there
cracks
down
on
fraudulent
promotions.
!
"
Mr
Hainan
Kenc
fnr
this
nart
'mage
in
F
Ucjht
JACK
McRAE
WOULD
SEEK
RE-tuECTION
the
interior
but
there
should
be
sunny
Intervals
both
days.
Temperatures
remain
near
normal
for
early
March.
Maximums
should
be
in
the
mid
forties
on
the
coast
and
in
the
mid
thirties
In
the
interior.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Sutjny
I
with
a
few
cloudy
Intervals
to-I
day
and
Sunday.
Little
change
I
in
temperature,
wind
light.
!of
British
Columbia
and
aLso
thei
OTTAWA
Speaking
Friday.
the
;
Northwest
Territories
a
share
in
!
Canada's
newly'
1
n
a'u
g
u
r
a
ted
VICTORIA
Speakinu
in
VETERAN
PILOT
Ken
Saunders
of
Edmonton
at
59
is
one
of
the
oldest
active
pilots
In
Canada.
He
is
shown
in
an
early
open
Wright
Brothers
biplane,
with
four-cylinder
engine
and
a
top
speed
of
45
m.p.h.,
in
which
he
learned
to
fly
37
years
ago.
His
pilot
licence
issued
Oct.
27,
1915.
is
No.
353.
He
flew
in
he
First
World
War
and
was
awarded
the
Distinguished
Fiying
Cross
and
the
Air
Force
Cross.
He'
now
is
Federal
Government
Inspector
of
Air
Regulations
for
Alberta,
Yukon
and
the
Northwest,
Territories.
He
now
logs
about
200
hours
a
year
in
his
modern
plane.
(CP
Photo)
Negus
61
Noranda
79.50
Louvicourt
.28
Pickle
Crow
156
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
19
Sherritt
Gordon
.
..
.
4.25
Steep
Rock
7.15
Silver
Miller
160
Upper
Canada
1.69
Golden
Manitou
6.35
Thv8Lin
bruary
I
by
the
Fire
De-S?-
Only
seven
tecd-
Mst
dam-;
ngle
unit,
a
house
tu'
believed
to
have
v
smoking
in
bed
.30
ambulance
calls
Throne
Speech
debate
in
the
;
the
boom
which
oil
has
brought
Governor
General,
Rt.
Hon.
Vin-Legislature
Friday,
J.
D.
McRac.jtc
Alberta.
i
.
I
cent
Massey,
said
he
hoped,
dur-
MLA
for
Prince
Rupert,
inti-
i
He
leaves
by
this
evening's
!
Ing
his
term
of
office
to
see
as
mated
that,
if
accorded
the
1
train
on
his
return
to
the
Alberta
i
much
of
this
country
as
possible,
nomination,
he
would
be
willing
I
capital
after
spending
the
past.
There
was
much
he
had
not
yet
Lows
tonight
ana
higns
tomor-
mw
At
Port
Hardy
Sandspitlto
run
for
re-election
at
the
week
here
combining
business
travelled
through
ana
mis
in
land
Prince
Rupert,
30
and
44.
forthcoming
election.
jand
pleasure.
i
eluded
parts
oi
me
noi
ui.
i
'