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of
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
ball,
No.
298
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER
23,
1953
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;eiicun
war
prisoners
Broken
Section
May
Be
Abandoned
l0
embraced
commun-,
chanted
Red
songs,
r
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IU.
t).,,.l
fmUinn
floof
!
,jted
and
linked
arms
!
SO
iijiii:jlIijiijfiM-iiM
lijkiilwwrfciiiJWfth
fennJT
;h
ft'IIovv
captives
in
a
during
winter
gales
drew
closer
yesterday
when
15
boats
were
sent
adrift
with
a
huge
section
of
Cow
i
swirling
dance
to
drowning
out
last
r.ute
broadcast
appeals
Circle
of
Joy
'
f,
return
home.
Bay
floats,
'
After
weeks
of
battering
by
1nd
and
waves,
a
complete
section
of
the
floats
broke
away
lato
yesterday
and
drifted
100
y;ds
from
shore.
J
oe
tuK
Charles
R.
Curiio
g'jt
Police
Overpower
2
Convicts
United
Nations
command
,
the
broadcast
a
few
hours;
rt
the
midnight
deadline
!
explanations
to
balky
prls-i
kpndrd
elforU
to
woo
home
Americans,
one
Briton
and;
RICHMOND,
Ind.
m
Rich
1
6outh
Koreans
who
stayed
S
the
ReOs.'
.
1
1
A
I)RK.M
OF
BOYHOOD
MATERIALIZES
be
Tore
the
eyes
i
of
two-year-old
Raymond
Oeist
of
Chicago,
as
J.
T.
Callahan,
a
B.
F,
Goodrich
Co
npany
executive,
tells
him
that
Santa
Claus
will
bring
him
new
transportation
toys
for
each
of
the
next
10
years.
Some
of
the
toys
which
are
destined
to
be
Raymond's
are
shown
here.
The
boy
will
get
the
gifls
each
Christmas
to
commemorate
his
becoming
the
one-millionth
person
to
ride
the
world's
first
moving
rubber
sidewalk
at
the
Chicago
Museum
of
Science
and
Industry.
Metlakatla
Leader
Awarded
Queens
Coronation
Medal
Hie
communists,
who
have
I
a
jme
onto
ine
noai
ana
eagea
lit
back
to
the
dock
where
It
i
was
tied
for
the
night.
I
The
boats
lashed
to
the
sec-Jlion
were
taken
by
owners
to
other
berths
on
the
crowded
re-
mftining
section
of
the
float,
jorii'inally
built
in
1916.
Provincial
government
engi-
ni.'cr
Bill
Meighen
said
today
original
plans
to
re-anchor
the
ancient
float
were
out
of
tlif
d
repeatedly
lor
an
ex-jon
of
the
explanation
per-
isked
to
Interview
mote
.nest
prisoners
from
the
..Communist
south
camp
on
ifsday.
But
the
neutral
na-j
repatriation
commission
mond
police
overpowered
ln
a
hotel
room
early
today
the
last
two
of
13
long-term
convicU
who
escaped
from
Southern
Michigan
prison
last
Saturday.
Captain
John
Rizio
of
the
Richmond
police
said
the
two
men
admitted
they
are
Roman
Usiondek,
37,
psychopathic
kil-er,
and
Robert
Dowling,
33,
a
burglar.
Rizio
and
three
other
policemen
cornered
the
two
in
a
hotel
room
after
discovering
theli
Uthat
the
explanations
end
Tor
outsUndlng
service
to
the
first
wharf
and
the
first
I
"The
native
is
a
funny
fellow.
;
question
ana
tnat
me
oroKen
your
people
In
connection
with
i
dwellings
in
Prince
Rupert.
you
know.
When
he
tries
to
be-j
M'rT'10"
pC0;nvoplcoetn'a"mce
the
fight
for
enfranchisement!
For
the
better
part
of
his
Ufe.
;
co
a
white
ma
......r.t..,.
i
i
.....
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.iv,nn
fn,.,...H
ia
on
lnriian-
whpn
he
aetii
i
Kuiwrt
city
council
ana
me
pro-
-jtit.
:ae
commission,
however,
ap-
OI
Meiia.aua
Ol
WHICH
juu
Iiavc
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----.,-,,
,luarT,mnt.
hn
ununh)
M
a
request
from
the
pro
escape
automobile
on
a
Kicn-
unJt
American,
and
the
!
been
the
leading
protoganist
.
,
J'ZLTi
!
""T.
.M.-
i
artion
from
the
ledcr-govem.
onto
meet
Allied
and
Red
I
With
these
words
Peter
Leigh-1
"u"
"c
w
i
"
r.ru.I
.t.
4
matfimcnt
which
-had
announced
its
correspondenU
Thursday
I
ton,
89.
today
was
given
a
slngu
jh.
rnmnntinn
vtrini
while
becoming
more
and
mere
;
of
course
that
he
is
not
as
sturdy
.
their
comDound.
iar
nonor-
on
the
Crown.
1
felt
and
of
good
health
as
he
mipht
-
'
tv.Jt
u.r
mrai,tv
on
EiiMheth
-
dependent
-
u0rt
tw
the
'of
Her
Majesty
tfueen
Eiizaoein
:
;
ft
is
believed
that
mond
street
Tuesday
night.
j
They
were
taken
to
the
Richmond
city
jail
for
questioning.
1
Capt.
Rizio
said
the
men
arrived
in
Richmond
Tuesday
night.
Their
car,
with
Michigan
licence
plates,
was
noticed
on
a
downtown
street
at
1:40
speaker,
outside
;-
s
Prlnce
u.
a
westerly
LOUNGERS
IN
THE
BOSTON
COMMON
gaze
up
at
an
elm
tree
aglow
with
blue
lights.
Each
year,
a
new
distinctive
type
of
Christmas
decor
is
unveiled
there.
tI
wire
enclosure
today
j
II,
by
r.
is.
Aniieia,
tnaian
i
nert
because
he
Is
under
reeular
wma
01
Bale
pioporuons.
wouia
.
-
t
ars
i
rnp
nppr
nnw
iwn.iifn
Briton
and
77
South
Ko-
i
the
office
of
the
Indian
Affairs
a.m.
It
was
uttered
wnn
cigarette
butts
and
bread.
A
check
Maoris
Dance
Welcome
To
Queen
in
"Auckland
!Z
1
ai,
T
2a
1
Deparlment
ln
Prlnce
Rupert'
1
in
1920,
and
in
the
same
year,
he
almost
every
day
walking
along
';SU,
,
n,
Li,S
.er-i
Tne
ward
carrtM
wlth
11
not
;lost
three
of
his
four
children,
the
waterfront,
stopping
to
look
:
.,t,?,,
with
i.h
?h
Jonl
the
PPreciation
ol
ltie
Hls
remaining
son.
Richard
at
the
fishing
vessels
or
passing
with
Michigan
police
showed
it
at
the
reduced
floats.'
.
,
Last
December
city
council
wrote
to
the
provincial
government
describing
the
"deplorable"
condition
of
the
Cow
Bay
tUiats.and
seeking
repairs
by
was
stolen.
..
-.v..
n-nwrl
or
urvlces
rendered,
but
i..n...
t
.mKin
i.
in
Vm.
The
occupants
were
traced
to
I
the
time
of
day
with
acquaint-
-i
ucnciu
11
lAiiuuuu
amunists.
-
a
downtown
hotel.
Capt.
Rizio
alf
significance
for
every
Prince
,
,.nuv,r
where
he
moved
after
:
arees.
:
broadeaets
were
liwwui,
rtM
nitrmn
1nr
the
Mfe
n(t
.
m
nafj
,
and
three"
off
leers
Tcnocked
-on
nut
until
xne
enu,
lie
saya,
lie
i
the
province
as
nothing
wild
demonstrations
as
the
1
"v""
:.
T
7.
5crv
8
'""""
"'
-
will
maintain
that
th
Inriinn
.
.
.
-
j
,
3)ri
danced,
sans.
slM)Utcd
VJ-r--.ru
me
iwn
"
"
Dcen
none
,ne
uerai
gov-
'
"
inn
aj
iu
"
-
reter
IIKUIUII
m.f
m
rhi..rfl
In
litiUnli
'
m
cnterea
in
unison.
...
,i.i,.(inn
in
th
..
.......
iw
.i
f
hi
nn,m.
..
AUCKLANDHX.iCP-Grass-skirtdd
Maori
warriors
danced
a
welcome
today
as
the
Queen
and
the
Duke
ot
Edinburgh
arrived
ln
the
royal
liner
Gothic
for
a
38-day
visit
to
New
Zealand.
the
door
ol
tneir
room.
Downng
opened
the
door,
then
went
to
a
bureau
to
get
what
he
said
were
his
identification
papers.
Rizio
said
Dowling
reached
under
a
hat
und
pulled
out
a
.32
revolver.
Rizio
grabbed
his
.wrist
and
overpowered
him.
v
eminent
towards
taking
over
the
berthing
srea.
NO
DECISION
Council
was
informed
in
February,
1953,
that
federal
government
estimates
hadn't
betn
brought
down
and
no
decision
theCmnounr
Mrtre
IdenU-!
orlh
8nd
tn
uon
ot
thls
that
matter.
Those
of
opposed
,
lace.
L
D'cres
8gt
RlchaVd
city.
,
opinion
often
state
that
Leigh-J
"No
one
can
halt
the
path
of
'den
of
East
Providence
R
'
I
I
For
10
years.
Mr.
Lelghton
has
ton
speaks
loosely,
but
his
storie
progress.
.
Today
we
are
a
lia-.dini
about
the
enclosure
led
the
fight
for
the
complete
i
and
philosophies
have
the
color
blllty:
.to
the
government,
but
orden
and
HrlUih
marine
enfranchisement
of
Metlakatla,
.
of
experience
and
his
simple
,
tomorrow.
we
shall
be
an
asset.
Despite
a
drizzling
rain,
half
a
million
New
Zealandcrs
lined
the
streets
and
cheered
themselves
hoarse
as
the
royal
party
Nw
Condron
previously
Had
his
home
village;
a
fight
against
j
translation
of
reality
makes.
We
will
become
a
part
or
mis
The
three
other
officers
Usiondek.
,
;"
.
.
Sirens,
snips'
whistles
and
bells
set
up
a
mighty
roar
of
welcome
as
the
Queen
and
the
duke
stepped
ashore.
In
her
reply
at
city
hall
to
Holland's
address
of
welcome,
the
Queen
said:
'
"There
Is
a
measure
of
sadness
in
the
circumstances
which
surround
piy
visit.
"My
father
would
have
cortieT
here
In'
1939
had
It
not
been
for
the
outbreak
of
war,
and
he
was
prevented
again
from
coming
by
his
illness
In
1948.
"I
have
inherited
the
duties
and
responsibilities
which
he
bore
with
such
courage
and
I
am
heartened
by
the
fact
that
I
have
also
inherited
the
loyalty
of
his
peoples
all
over
the
world.
aammisirauve
reu
tape,
bkuiiui.
inem
rinii
wlui
wuui.
j
.
(identified
as
leaders
of
the
And
his
keen
sense
of
humor
but
as
citizens.
political
opposition,
against
lack
n-Korean
prisoners.
had
been
reached
as
to
whether
the
Dominion
government
would
take
over
the
floats.
The
city
council
again
made
u
plea
to
the
provincial
government,
advising
N.
M.
MeCallum,
chief
engineer
of
the
provincial
public
works
department,
of
the
tederal
government
position
and
Municipalities
Get
$5,7
Million
VICTORIA
(CP)
British
Columbia's
113
municipalities;
will
is
not
without
the
shap
point
of
l
"It
means
our
survival
as
indi-satire:
viduals."
.
RARE
SNOWFALL
MAY
GIVE
HOLY
LAND
WHITE
CHRISTMAS
of
understanding
and
sometimes
against
sheer
Ignorance.
The
case
of
Metlakatla's
proposed
enfranchisement
Is
not
yet
closed.
It
Is
stalemated
in
a
tangle
of
red
tape
and
politics.
But
today,
one
of
the
foremost
exponents
of
freedom
in
a
free
Canada
was
recognized
for
his
!roops
Try
o
Unsnarl
iail
Tangle
drove
from
the
docks
through
j
the
city's
main
street
to
the
town
hall.
j
The
Queen
was
greeted
by
Governor-General
Sir
Willough-by
Norrie
and
other
officials
as
she
stepped
from
the
Gothic's
gangplank
into
the
drizzling
rain
wearing
a
light,
chartreuse-coltred
dress.
After
Inspecting
a
guard
of
honor,
the
monarch
and
the
duke
get
a
$5,750,000
Christmas
pres
ent.
Finance
Minister
Einar
"I
shall
always
endeavor
to
retain
and
deserve
that
loyalty."
pfforts
and
that
of
his
follow-1
Ounderson
1-uesday
announced
grants
totalling
$5,750,000
will
be
distributed
to
the
municipalities
before
the
end
of
the
JERUSALEM
W
The
Holy
Und
expects
a
white
Christmas
for
ths
first
time
ln
29
years.
Snow
that
fell
during
the
last
few
days
is
expected
to
last
through
the
Christmas
week-end.
ARIS
(Reuters.
TrooOi'-g
?Pd
into
Paris
railroad
sta-
.,"
,h.n
.,
bom
In
Metla-
rsking
that
the
floats
be
put
In
useable
condition
before
the
summer
fishing
season
began.
In
March
Mr.
MeCallum
wrote
saying
he
had
asked
Mr.
Meighen
to
make
necessary
repairs,
w
hich
were
done
last
summer.
in
March.
George
Hills,
MLA
for
Prince
Rupert
at
that
time,
j
brought
the:
question
of
the
floats
up
on
the
floor
of
the
i
House
at,
Victoria
and
ques-'
tioned
the
minister
of
public
f
early
today
to
try
to
un-j
.
.
...
.
,h
,,
ln
year.
The
money
represents
the
municipalities'
one-third
share
tangle
of
Chrlsimus:
rl
t,
,hn
thu
first
HoRglng
the
platforms
mtelllolmry
apped
-.shore
amidst
,..
.
1
the
Tslmpshean
nauon.
lie
was
Nativity
Scene
Takes
Prize
In
Jaycee
Light-Up
Contest
of
the
B.C.
three
per
cent
sales
tax.
The
sum
is
$750,000
more
than
the
amount
distributed
last
December.
(Amount
to
be
allotted
to
Prince
Rupert
was
not
the
now-famed
William
Duncan
"tie
mull
piled
up
after
postal,
founded
Metlakatla
by
works
as
to
what
was
being
i
Jbs
Tuesday
night
In
re-
were
rushed
to
the
city
hall
where
the
Queen
stood
on
an
open-air
balcony
to
receive
the
acclaim
of
the
crowd.
ACCEPTS
RAINCOAT
The
Queen
refused
the
loan
of
a
raincoat
during
the
dockside
ceremony
but
gratefully
accepted
another
one
offered
at
city
hall
by
Prime
Minister
Sidney
Holland.
Four
New
Zealand
naval
ships
and
2,000
small
craft
swarmed
around
Auckland's
island-studded
gulf
ln
welcoming
the
royal
The
realistic
Nativity
scene
in
Judges
for
use
of
merchandise
in!
dene
D?1
to
a
three-day
"warn-
an
attractive
Christmas
decor.
i
strike
call
from
both
Coni-'it-lrci
and
Independent
Gold
Mine
Strike
Near
Settlement
TORONTO
(CP)
Settlement
of
a
12-week
strike
Involving
1,500
employees
of
Hollinger
Consolidated
Gold
Mines
Limited
at
Timmins
today
awaited
only
ratification
of
a
union-company
.
agreement
reached
here
Tuesday.
Union
officials
announced
in
Timmins
Tuesday
night
that
the
employees,
members
of
the
United
Steelworkers
of
America
(C,'IO-
leaving
Port
Simpson
with
a
group
of
converts
on
May
25,
1862.
The
llghtons
accompanied
Father
Duncan,
as
the
lay
missionary
wmii
became
known
to
the
natives
and
the
elder
Leigh-ton
was
appointed
Duncan's
"riEht-hand"
man.
i"p-
Handling
of
Clirtslmui
Wrathall's
Photo
Finishing
window
has
won
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Christmas
light-up
trophy.
The
Javcee
lltrht-uu
commit
I
Mr.
Mitchell
received
a
$'20
award
for
his
hoine
display
which
featured
a
flood-lit
Santa
and
i
ills
sleiiih
and
reindeer
on
the
i
lawn,
decorated
trees
on
the
?i'.s
and
the
New
Yrtirs
r
traditionally
sent
by
the
tee
announced
winners
of
the
porch
and
many
colored
lights;
u'h
Is
expected
to
be
dis-Sic
government's
growing
la-
Peter
Lelghton
grew
up
In
an
annual
contest
today
and
pre-
j
arouna
me
nouse.
Another
Santa,
this
time
in
enrtvomnent
different
from
SOnted
the
trophy
and
otner
f
')eH
also
iucluded
a
strike
the
chimney,
along
with
the
'irport
workers
which
has
ftielghborlng
families,
for
accord-
awards.
couple
to
this
smallest
and
most
remote
of
the
dominions.
It
was
a
grey
morning
with
gusty
winds
and
rain.
As
in
London
on
Coronation
...i..
ii.
w.u
fi.-ui
l-nree
wise
iiumi
suuuutrtuwu
jm
n
!lit
International
air
traf-
Ing
to
standards
of
that
day,
his
wiiiuuw
iifi.fi
ii.ov
wiaiiKins
and
....
another
clever
ar-
.
prLie
.utcgoryindow
in
the
taurine
naren
ta
were
highly
eaucaiea
and
the
son
was
exposed
to
learn
with
Fashion
Footwear
placing
'r.
.
.IT!
Y.IZ
day,
tens
of
thousands
of
eager
citizens
elbowed
each
other
for
Llic
4iu
ot;wiiu
yi
mi.
ji
Moorehouse.
ing
at
home
as
well
as
ln
school.
His
mother,
an
orphan,
was
adopted
by
a
Hudson's
Bay
factor
and
his
wife.
The
couple.
second.
In
the
residential
competition,
Alex
Mitchell
of
232
Fourth
Avenue
Wetst
placed
first,
and
Norman
Moorehouse,
673
Imost
to
a
standstill,
and
'nlkuut
by
80
per
cent
of
es
tax
collectors,
''i
Communist-led
Ocncril
"'"deration
of
Labor
and
In-lint
unions
have
been
"wing
the
government
to
Its
Christmas
bontfs
of
francs
(about
28.80).
a
glimpse
of
the
Queen.
Some
people
paid
as
much
as
50
for
a
"room
with
a
view"
of
the
10-mile
procession
through
Light-up
committee
chairman
Gerry
Woodslde
termed
this
year's
contest
the
most
success
who
had
been
stationed
at
Port
.j
fourth
Avenue
East
took
second
Simpson,
moved
to
Victoria
and
j
prize.
took
their
new
daughter
with
Tne
trophy
Hi0Ilg
with
cash
them
to
the
capital
where
she
and
merchandise
prizes
were
was
brought
up
and
gained
her
r.res,.nted
today
to
Mrs.
John
ICCD,
will
consider
the
agree-I
merit
tomorrow
night.
Put
in
Toronto.
C.
H.
Millard.
'
national
director,
said
the
union
I
likely
will
ask
for
a
meeting
:
with
'
Hollinger
officials
here
I
either
'today
or
Thursday
to
put
:
the
general
terms
of
the
agreement
Into
contract
language.
The
local
membership
.In
Timmins
will
then
hold
a
meeting,
probably
Sunday,
to
ratify
it,
he
said.
j
The
agreement
is
seen
as
pat-
'
tn,n
IV.
.attlomAnlc
OfHlnVi
umnlH
ful
to
date,
turning
Prince
Rupert,
into
a
"Christmas
city,"
and
hoped
that
ln
future
years
the
projept
would
gain
more
support.
BULLETINS
Y
A
I
iWy,
No
Comics!
I
There
are
nn
rmnlf-M
In
to-
education.
After
completing
school,
young
Comadlna
for
designing
and
building
the
window
display
.v,i,.h
infhiHpK
mltilnt.iire
stable
Lelghton
took
part
ln
construe
tlon
work
for
the
Grand
Trunk
wRn
motner
anj
child,
worship
VERSAILLES
(CP)
Senator
Rene
Coty
tonight
was
reported
unofficially
to
.
have
been
elected
president
of
France
on
the
13th
ballot.
Pacific
Railway,
the
spearneaa
paper.
'Jie
to
the
Christmas
mall
''
the
comics
failed
to
'ivp
In
time
for
publication
"lay.
Police
Probe
Sawmill
Fire
CRESTON,
B.C.
(CP)
Investigation
is
under
way
Into
a
flie
of
civilization
here.
He
was
a
member
of
the
crew
that
built
start
a
back-to-work
movement
for
4.200
miners
in
northern
Ontario
and
northwestern
Tuesday
at
Creston
Sawmills
Ltd.
here,
which
police
said
appeared
to
be
a
case
of
arson.
ping
shepherds
and
wise
men,
angels
amjd
fluffy
clouds
and
even
a
camel
and
palm
trees.
Mrs.
Vlckl
Intcrmela
received
cash
and
merchandise
prizes
for
the
second
place
Fashion
Footwear
display,
praised
by
the
WEATHER
Forecast
'
'
,
North
Coast
Region:
Gale
warning
extended.
'
"
1
MOSCOW
The
Soviet
government
newspaper
fsvestia
announced
tonight
that
Beria
and
the
other
six
accused
of
high
treason
have
been
sentenced
and
already
executed.
RCMP
said
they
found
a
can
containing
diesel
fuel
beside
the
burned
walls
of
the
building
which
held
logs
coming
from
St.
Laurent
Home
For
Christmas
OTTAWA
CP
Prime
Minister
St.
Lament
left
Ottawa
Tuesday
for
Quebec
City
where
he
2
the
mill
pond.
Police
credited
alertness
on
MIKE
'
PEARSON
NEWSIEST
CANADIAN
FOR
FOURTH
YEAR
For
the
fourth
year
In
a
row
L.
B.
(Mlkel
Pearson
was
the
"'stest
Canadian
on
the
pages
of
his
country's
newspapers.
v,
Bow-tied
Mike
held
first
place
easily
over
Igor
Gouzenko
finished
second
ln
a
Canadian
Press
poll
of
newspapef
egraph
editors.
As
minister
of
External
Affairs,
Mr.
Pearson
M
a
central
figure
in
the
controversy
that
blew
up
over
the
Eorts
of
u.S.
Senate
committees
to
question
Mr.
Gouzenko.
On
the
world
scene
the
newsiest
figure
was
the
Queen,
lth
Sir
Winston
Churchill
second.
Others
mentioned
were
tenhower,
McCarthy
and
Malenkov.
Cloudy
today.
Rain
tonight,
showers
Thursday.
Mild.
'Southerly
winds
25
Increasing
to
!
will
spend
Christmas
with
hia
i
familv.
Trade
Minister
Howe,
EDMONTON
Alberta's
minister
of
agriculture,
David
A.
Ure,
43,
was
killed
today
along
with
James
Mitchell,
a
livestock
promoter
for
the
provincial
government.
The
two
men
were
killed
ln
a
highway
accident
40
miles
west
of
Edmonton
on
the
highwav
to
Jasper.
I1WDS
BEHIND
HIS
BACK,
two-year-old
Richard
Muklevicz
cautiously
greets
massive
Miss
Burma,
one
of
the
elephants
visiting
Fort
Lauderdale.
Fla..
as
part
of
the
Mills
Brothers
Circus.
Miss
Burma,
national
Republican
party
mascot
and
hit
of
the
Washington
Inaugural
parade
last
January,
seems
eager
to
make
friends
with
the
boy.
Richard
has
a
bag
of
peanuts
behind
him,
so
the
whole
thing
looks
like
the
beginning
of
a'
beautiful
friendship.
the
part
of
the
night
watchman
at
the
plant
and
an
automatic
sprinkler
system
with
preventing
spread
of
the
blaze.
The
mill
has
been
picketed
for
several
weeks
in
connection
with
the
three-month-old
strike
of
Interior
loggers.
senior
cabinet
minister,
will
be
acting
prime
minister
in
Mr.
St.
Laurent's
absence.
The
prime
minister
Is
scheduled
to
southeast
gales
40
this
evening
and
shifting
to
westerly
25
Thursday
morning..
Low
tonight
and
high
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy.
Sandsplt,
and
Prince
Rupert,
38
and
45.
return
to
Ottawa
Jan.
4.