r'j
l:i
the
Empire.
ari
It
was
de-tfdlde
to
atk
the
national
Junior
Clu.Titr
of
Commerce
organlza-Uoa
.j
urge
upon
the
federal
aov-rrnmcnt
the
passing
of
legislation
br.p'.rmenUng
an
Idea,
already
endorsed
by
the
cabinet,
provldlnn
f"r
the
marking
of
Canada
standard
toods,
labor
on
Fortifications
ANTI-JEW
The
idqa
of
financing
the
civic
centre
project
in
Prince
Rupert
as,
a
self-liquidating
project
with
federal
mil
liquidating
pro
ecu
at
a
rate
'
d
til
percent,
a
sinking
fund
to
nepUeeme-i
Financing
Guru
td
b
Province-Pulp
Mill
k.
r,r
MdM
for
to
retire
tiic
orin-
c
pti
over
a
period
of
forty
year.
Still
Alive
JUum.ne.
that
a
loan
of
2OJ0OO
'
!
vis
wanted,
the
annual
cost,
in-
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Aider)
t
3d::.g
hinklng
fund,
would
not
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
i
titwi
tt
.-miM
tw
nN-Mnrv
Oeorse
today
from
Victoria
where!
to
obtain
the
loan
through
the
he
spent
the
Christmas
and
New!
t
'j
ifier
it
had
been
pawed
upon
Yer
holiday
season.
b7
the
proTlnclal
government
Mr.
Mr.
Alder
announced,
following
K
.'terror.
motion
In
connection
ma
reiurn.
inai
inc
proTinciaj
kot-
.
h
the
matter
was
seconded
by
emment
had
approved
of
a
loan
R
bri
Parker
and
President
A.
W.
of
$40,000
at
two
per
cent
interest'
Nnrta
named
the
committee
to
under
the
federal
seiniquldatlng,
rrt
:
f
Mr
Nlekerson.
chairman,
loan
scheme,
the
funds
to
be
used
0nt
vwi
win
Rorle
and
Thomas
..v...-.-.
Fntser.
-
for
water
..---
main
.-i
replacements
here
ACTIVIH
many
deportations
might
soon
be
d
"mp;Sox
-J-
-J
Lira
had
ju,
cmp,amenu
at
the
enhance
t,nj
that
the
contract
held
by
Ues
had
te
ntred
In
ro'
Saskatche-
J
New
Ontario
and
R;an
&
Stewart
on
this
work
pro-
r.
Wcd
that
returned
men
or
mem-
wan-
ben
of
the
mlUUa
must
be
used
KnU.uW..,Winter
Roa(J
Reference
was
made
to
the
re-
.
i
Wen
which
had
been
made
by
the
1
hfnm
1
um
AlD6rtcl
uut
l"
Senior
Chamber
that
the
Cana-
tfian
National
Railways
consider
T
1VI
LA.
1
Peace
River
oumci
imo
me
new
Northwest
Territory
mining
areas..
The
federal
government
had
agreed.
to
put
up
$35,000
with
the
government
of
Alberta
providing
half
of
that
amount.
KtTUNG
LETTERS
LOST
Great
Britain
and
trance
I
,
c
or-
3mm
WASHINGTON.
D.
C.
Jan.
11
aid
was
raised
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Jun-
cpj-a
gloomy
picture
of
!h
Qottnn
nf
thf
Prineo
Runert
Chnmlwr
nf
Commprpn
immediate
future
of
Euroue
ROME.
January
11:
(CP
With
the
object
of
discovering
at
flm
hand,
nana,
in
the
alms
aims
oi
of
the
uie
Rome
tvomc-
0.
P
Lyons
brought
to
the
at-
PPriOTl
Involve
guarantee
by
Bcr-Tokyo
triangle.
Prime
Min-
tci-r.
of
the
mreung
me
seinr.g
--
-
7.
j
"
.
utr
evuie
unaniraum
ui
e
Commissioner
had
nothing
BriUm
ln
tnt
today,.
Hfl
cf
kir.
nude
goodi
in
containers
ctrtrt
Mado
la
Canada."
Tlie
10
in
rrrrf
100,11
h1,ustrta,
h
accompanied
by
Viscount
HaU-tii
'
ii
by
the
payment
ot
a
prospecU
except
the
general
remark
f
M
orejgn
secretary
On
the
way
tea
ad
valorem
Impost.
It
lhat
"ihe
PU,P
m,u
ProJrcl
"
T"
here
they
stopped
oft
at
Paris
to:
utui.il
xitc.
-
n
u
ronierence
wiin
rmnirr
wuiu
ortsr.!
uanccesAary
vo
snow
coun-
r
Alder
"turned
wtm
her
hus-
Daiadler
and
his
ministry.
also
try
f
or4n
on
goods
was
re-
ftrrtd
Uj
the
trade
and
commerr
oenu.
The
r.trung
also
heard
a
letter
ffa
Hugh
Dalton.
secrrury
of
Toradun
Manufacturers"
A-tx'A'-v.
British
Columbia
branch,
t:)
rr;ard
to
the
adoption
ot
a
standard
mark
tor
"Made
In
Ca-
While
Chamberlain
Is
here
to
talk
European
appeasement
with
Mussolini.
II
Duee
Is
intention
dlscus-slng
Italy's
colonial
claims
on
France.
Rerwrts
perlist
that
Premier
Chamberlain,
during
his
brief
visit
in
Paris
last
night
to
confer
with
imDloiff
of
lorelcn
(lovernment
-
-
m
wrt
ninv
rri
ii
i
uiiisii
-
M
.
n
i
i
.
I
.
.
a
.
i
Ih
Have
Been
"
.
..
,
ureal
unvain
mj
suppuii
riwwc
m
Ruiv.
Arcordinr
to...
.
J.
.
.
.
Church
Official
Forecasts
Deportationi
I
the
dlipute
with
lUly
over
territory
A
conference
of
all
naUoni
bounding
on
the
Mediterranean
Sea
is
the
latest
proposal.
Great
Brt-
REOINA,
Jan.
u:
Uln
and
mnCe.
It
Is
said,
would
be
E.
Wilcox,
secretary
of
the
Social
participate
In
such
a
con-Service
Council
of
Canada,
said,,
'
here
yesterday
that
Investigation
of
untl-ScmlUc
activities
In
Canada
had
reached
a
point
where
LOOKS
LIKE
GRAIN
GLUT
Thli
Is
indication
From
Estimates
Presented
at
International
Meet
In
Londan
LONDON.
Jan.
11:
(CP)
The
InternaUonal
Wheat
Advisory
Committee,
In
session
here,
will
de
cide
today
whether
or
not
anothet
world
conference
should
be
called
to
consider
an
International
agree-
ttrCdJ)
ment
.on
production
and
marketing
the
establishment
ot
golf
putting
,
10
Mllie
treens
as
an
additional
tourist
at-
'
.
.
.
j
j
......
.
.
..
Estimates
presented
yesterday
wacuon,
u
was
leu
mai
mere
,
OTTAWA,
Jan.
11
:
tcn-rouow-
that
consumption
on
Julv
M
v..
t:
mg
an
hhci.ivw
..""m
1039.
would
be
seventv-Ilvo.
rer-
1
nmmodious
enough
to
nayc
a
membcrs
0f
the
federal
ministry.
f
M
Droductl011
and
thal
S3.
We?
0f,lrmng,
P,Hon.W.
A.
Fallow,
minister
of
puo-
t
cnd
f
th!i
sibly
with
use
of
neU.
Lc
works
for
Alberta,
said
that
ten-
sufflclen.
meel
The
forthcoming
8nowball
Frolic
,
tative
arrangemenU
had
been
made,
next
yeRrt
requirCmenta.
anre
to
De
held
oy
me
juihui
(or
a
350-miie
winter
roaa
irmn
mc,
v-namocr
on
January
27
was
o
cussca,
The
members
or
me
unam-bsr
expressed
themselvw
by
vote
as
being
fullv
behind
the
affair.
Each
rnember
will
be
held
responsible
for
the
dlsnosal
of
four
tickets.
Th6
committee
In
charge
of
the
dance
consists
of
Sam
Joy,
chairman,
Lawrence
Pierce,
Ross
Ingram.
Clarke
McLean,
Robert
Tobey
and
Oeorge
Dybhavn.
Vnll
nf
lUnl..
n.r.
nHirpH
In
Oforge
Rorle
and
his
radio
auction
committee,
whose
effort
had
resulted
In
$282.10
being
collected
tor
the
Salvation
Army
Christmas
Cheer
fund,
and
George
Dybhavn
(Continued
on
Vayo
Fdur)
Weather
Forecast
General
SynopsU
Pressure
Is
low
north
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
rain
has
occurred
on
the
coast
where
It
Is
mild.
Scatter
ed
showers-have
occurred
over
me
LONDON.
Jan.
11:
(CP)
Gilbert!
Interior.
FrSau,
the
novelist,
was
sur-1
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char
w'i.
k.h
w.
uiands-Strong
south,
shift
prison
10
-.r
."..,
.t.
winds,
mostlv
i
i
1
1a
iaka
1
r
mum
nwnv
n
v
nv
lu
oijuv'
-
UI
llriMV
vv-
mistake.
"The
letters
form
a
per
sonal
correspondence
when
l
wai
able
to
give
Kipling
dcuils
01
now
hlh
son,
John,
was
kiuca
in
ir.o
Oreat
War,"
he
said.
wvJ
.ml
mild
with
rain.
nr...
fnatt.
nr
Vancouver
ismim
south
to
southwest
winds,
part
cloudy
and
mild
with
showers.!
OTTAWA.
Jan.
U
(CP
rided
to
appoint
a
committee
to
go
into
the
question
with
!lto
rca.
BJ'l
to
"n
Vhe
"rthjUy
ot
King
the
Oyro
Club
and
other
local
.
.
bodies
that
might
be
interested,
ri
1
T
T
A
til
In
bringing
the
matter
up.
Mr
I
I
II
A
I
I
I
I
A
Mickerson
stated
Unit
he
LiVWI
JUVrll
.
i
L
.(.an
I
r
it
mj4
jr.
A
wA
I
V.
-
I
fllQ
DCCIl
fill
w
uuuit.miu
the
uiy
of
Prince
George
had
made
application
to
the
Domln-,
ton
g
merriment
for
&
loan
lor
n
skating
rink.
The
money,
he
un-(Wrtiod.
was
made
available
fur'
APPROVED
BY
GOV'T
the
4-
Saturday,
May
20
has
been
was
nrcvlafmed
ax
a
statutory
holl-
William
C.
Bullitt,
Ambassador
.
Georire
VI.
The
date,
colncld
France,
before
a
Joint
military
ing
w1(n
the
visit
of
Their
Ma-committee
of
Congress
yesterday.
1
4
jesttes
to
Canada,
has
been
ap-Kennedy
predicted
that
a
worldly
pr0Ted
oy
the
King
whose
ac-war
might
start
in
the
spring
and,
tual
birthday
U
December
14.
Bullitt
agreed
with
the
possibility.
wU1
make
eight
statutory
Doth
ambassadors
were
very
pessl.
holidays
for
all
of
Canada
this
mlstlc
to
the
International
out-
as
ycar
one
more
than
usual.
The
too
i
other
statutory
holidays
In
the
The
Joint
committee
meeting
was,
Dominion
are
New
Years
Day.
called
by
President
Franklin
D.K
Good
victoria
Day.
Roosevelt
In
connecUon
with
hls
xjominlon
Day.
Ubor
Day.
.new
defence
extension
program,
jhnngiving
pay
and
ChrUt-I
mas
Day.
PREMIER
IN
ROME
Chamberlain
Set
on
Finding
Latest
I
Aim
nf
n.fm.Il?rlliiTokVO
Triangle
TODAY'b
(Cuurtea)
a.
O
STOCKS
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.27.'"?
?
Bralorne.
11.40.
Aztec,
.04.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.32.
Dentonla.
.OSW
Golconda,
.06
ask.
Mui
to,
JOlVi.
FaJrview;,D3.
Noble
Five.
.03U-Pioneer,
2.60.
Porter
Idaho.
.03
li
ask.
Premier.
23b.
Reno,
23.
Relief
Arlington,
.12.
-.
Reward,
.05.
f
Salmon
Oold,
.10.'
$.7
;
Hedley
AmaL,
.05.
Premier
Border,
Alife'
:
Home
001a.
,w4-Grandvlew,
.05.
Indian.
JOlVt.
Quatslno,
J0
ask.
Oils
A.
P.
Con
54.
Calmont,
j9.
C.
&
E
2.45.
Freehold.
.06.
McDougal
Segur,
20.
Br
1:
Mercury.
.10.
Okalta.
1.45.
Home
Oil,
3.40.
Toronto
Beattle.
1.35.
Central
Pat..
2.60.
Oods
Lake,
.26.
Little
Long
Lac.
335.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
121,
Pickle
Crow.
5.30.
San
Antonio,
1.30.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
130.
.
Smelters
Gold,
.02Vj.
:'
-McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.90.-Oklend,
21.
Mosher.
.20.
'
adsen
Redlake,
.53.
?
Stadacona,
.60.
Francoeur.
.24.
i
Moneta,
138.
Bouscadlllac,
.10.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.27.
Bankfleld,
,3Hi.
East
Malartlc.
237.
Preston
East
Dome.
1.59.
Aldermac,
.48.
Kerr
Addison,
1.83.
Uchl
Gold,
1.52.
Int
Nickel.
54.00.
Noranda,
81,00.
'
Con,
Smelters,
59.50.
Athona,
.06.
Hardrock,
1.73.'
Barber
Larder,
.12.
Fernland,
.lUi.
Dominion
Bridge,
35.50.
TOO
MILES
BY
BARROW
FOLKESTONE.
Eng..
Jan.
11:
(CP)
Miss
Chrystall
Randall
WelLs,
21,
landed
here
after
a
Journey
through
Europe
with
friends.
Their
car
broke
down
in
Roumania
and
they
pushed
their
luggage
on
a
barrow
700
miles
from
RoUmanla
to
Italy.
'
.1
v;s
.
Tomorrow's
Tides
141
Capitol
TAXI
High
6;21
tin.
199
(t.
IP
19:00
pjn.
18.1
(t.
Maccy's
Coffee
House
'
12:45
p.m.
9
ft.
Low
nouthp:un
and
central
British
Columbia's
newspaper
Vol.
XXVIII
No.
8.
PRINCE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
RUPERT,
B.C.,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
WEDNESDAY,
JAMUAKI
JANUARY
11,
11,
1939.
PRICE:
5
a
CENTS
iis
Wrecljqe
Off
Calvert
Island
Found
Possibility
Of
Getting
Federal
Money
For
Community
Centre
Is
Put
Forward
By
Junior
Chamber
wori
n
war
BY
SPRING:
5L
This
Ii
Gloomy
Picture
Painted
Br
United
State
Ambassadors
To
Set
This
Year
SETTLEMENT
May
Be
Clue
IS
DISTANT
A?
V.
I
j
nsnermen
mi
fVtween
Between
Hungary
Ilunrarr
and
Situation
Czechoslovakia
Still
Appears
Tense
Budapest
Demands
Satisfaction
BUDAPEST.
Hunearr.
Jan.
11:
(CP
The
dispute
between
Czecho-;
Slovakia
and
Hungary
appears
to
be
still
far
from
settlement.
Hungary
gave
warning
last
night'
that
she
would
Invade
Czechosk)
i
U.F.A.
AND
!
POLITICS
Will
Decide
This
Week
Whether
or
I
Not
it
U
to
Continue
Active
)
Participation
CALOARY.Jan.il:
CP
t
United
.Faraersiot
Alberta
wUl.be
to,aftr.
n
'
nual
convention
here
this
week,
one
of
the
most
important
questions
coming
up
being
whether
or
not
the
organization,
shall
withdraw
from
active
participation
In
the
political
field.
A
resolution
Is
already
prepared
advocating
withdrawal.
Last
year
the
United
Fanners
decided
to
affiliate
with
the
Co.oper-I
atlve
Commonwealth
Federation
In
the
federal
field
but
to
remain
in
I
a
separate
entity
in
provincial
poll-
tics.
SENSATION
'
IS
CAUSED
Jap
Newspaper
J
alks
of
Retaliation
Against
Britain
and
U.
S
interview
Repudiated
TOKYO.
Jan.
11:
CP
The
Tokyo
newspaper
Nlchl
Nichi
caus
ed
a
sensaUon
today
by
publication
of
a
purported
interview
with
the
Foreign
Minister
declaring
that
Janan
was
ready
to
take
strong
Imeasures
against
United
States
and
Great
Britain
if
these
nations
attempted
to
put
economic
pressure
on
Japan.
The
possibility
of
retallaUon
by
attack
on
territorial
was
suggested
possessions
AWCOOIVMW
"
u-BO
It
was
Truck
Drivers'
Strike
Ended
Agreement
Reached
by
Which
Five
Thousand
Men
In
New
England
Return
To
Work
nosTON.
Jan.
11:
(CP)
An
niriwmrnt
has
been
reached
be
tween
employers
and
men
ending
a
strike
Involving
Itve
tnousanu
Fnnland
truck
drivers
which
had
seriously
affected
the
move
ment
and
shipping
of
New
Eng-
Announcement
Announcement
or
or
.
NEW
FIGHTING
SHIP
SOUTHAMPTON,
Eng.
The
Admiralty
is
studying
a
newmos-
(
quito
boat
equipped
with
two
21-
j
inch
or
four
18-inch
torpedo
tube
and
mounting
three
light-
calibre
turret
guns,
one
01
which
wou'd
be
capable
of
piercing
a
.
destroyer
or
submarine
huIL
As-
range.
LOAN
IS
SUBSCRIBED
OTTAWA
The
new
$50,000,000
Dominion
guaranteed
Canadian
National
Railways
bond
issue
was
subscribed
today
fire
minutes
after
the
books
opened,
the
Bank
of
Canda
announced.
The
new
issue
bears
interest
at
2't
and
three
precnt
in
seven
and
twenty
year
series.
DROWNED
IN
DITCH
CLOVERDALE
Two
Vancou
ver
men
were
drowned
today
and
1
five
other
persons
escaped
when
a
car
overturned
In
awaTer-
r
:
M
-i
ju.u
.
M
M
.
.Ai.ll.
nf
tllllU
UlllU
Ull
II'MI.
vu.
v.
here
on
the
Pacific
Highway.
William
Reed
and
Frank
Bulll-vant
were
trapped
in
the
front
seat.
The
others
were
able
to
escape
throuth
a
door
which
had
been
opened
by
the
jar.
ARMSTRONG
WINS
LOS
ANGELES
Henry
Armstrong,
134'-
pounds,
pounded
out
a
eruellinr
ten
round
decision
over
Baby
Arizmendi,
136,
of
Mexico,
in
a
bout
recognized
by
the
California
Boxing
Commission
as
being
for
the
world's
welterweight
title
which
the
hammering
negro
holds
along
with
the
world's
lightweight
and
featherweight
crowns.
I
Later
the
interview
was
repudl-1
Vliflmfia
Qnnim
ated
at
the
Foreign
Office
where
UipnUieria
OCrUm
1.
said
A
tn
to
K
be
"nnlv
"only
guesswork,
eilPKSWork.'
Going
10
Juneau
Supply
of
Antloxin
Will
Be
Tomorrow
on
Way
to
Alaska
Capital
Aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Nor-ah,
calling
here
tomorrow
morning
northbound,
will
be
a
supply
of
rtinththerla
antitoxin
from
Seattle
I
for
Juneau
where
an
epidemic
ot',
this
malady
has
broken
out,
there,'
me
vvm
-
nAcc
Kb
Tr
it
1
more
iavoraoic.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
PRICE
WINNIPEG,
Wheat
prices
Jan.
were
JUO7W4V
-
here
tomorrow,
a
plane
will
come
j
hire
to
meet
the
Princess
North.
To
Fate
Missinq
Since
Early
December
Fisheries
Patrol
Steamer
Givenchy
Makes
Discovery
West
of
Cape
Grief
Bay
Closer
Examination
is
to
Be
Made
vakla
it
there
were
any
further
''
attempted
to
interfere
with
terri-
VICTORIA,
r
t-ii
K
January
11:
(CP)
Wreckage
sighted
tory
which
had
been
ceded
by
th'
off
Calvert
Island,
just
north
of
Queen
Charlotte
Sound,
Czech
to
Hungary
by
border
vioia-(
fy.
tne
fisheries
patrol
steamer
Givenchy,
may
solve
the
l,0'
disappearance
of
Hugh
Grexton
and
his
son,
Jimmy,
Alert
Hungarian
i
newspaper
reports
of
r
r.
.
,
?
,
.
.
.
'
new
"Czech
provocauons
aiong
me
--j
.
.
'
"h
1"-",U1"
troubled
post-Munich
frontier
kept
when
they
left
Alert
Bay
for
Cape'Caution
to
engage
m
the
country
In
a
state
of
nerves
to-
fishing.
Wireless
advices
said
that
day.
Nor
will
negotlaUons
be
resumed
by
Hungary
with
Czechoslovakia
unless
there
Is
full
satisfaction
fol
lowing
attacks
of
last
week
In
the
Munkacs
area.
Bulletins
the
wreckage
had
not
been
immediately
identified
but
a
closer
exam
ination
was
being
made.
The
wreckage
was
floating
west
of
Cape
Orief
juay.
ine
uivencny
ana
omer
ves-Isels
have
been
searching
for
the
Grextons.
GUNMAN
IS
SHOT
DOWN
ertetlly,
the
new
vessl
can
speed
J
from
ten
to
forty
knots
in
eight
;
Montreal
Police
Officer
Gets
His
1
t
seconds
a
with
ui.
-
a
iftwi
lQW-nnle
.n.usn.
cruising
-
Man
After
Hold-Up
Although
Seriously
Wounded
Himself
f
MONTREAL,
Jan.
11:
(CP)
Al-
though
shot
in
the
chest
himself,
ja
Montreal
police
constable
last
j
night
outshot
and
killed
a
fleeing
'gunman
who
had
held
up
an
aged
j
storekeeper.
Investigation
dlsclos-ed
that
the
bandit
was
an
ex-convict.
He
was
shot
twice
by
the
!
constable
who,
although
his
con-!dltlon
Is
serious,
Is
given
a
chancs
'to
live.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Prince
RuDert
Raining,
south
east
wind,
fourteen
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.02
(falling
temperature,
40;
sea
choppy,
f
Triple
Island
Raining,
southerly
wind,
20
miles
per
hour;
heavy
swell.
Langara
Island
Light
rain,
southwest
wind,
20
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.98;
temperature,
44;
heavy
swell.
I
Dead
Tree
Point
Misty,
calm;
barometer,
30.01;
temperature,
40;
light
swell.
1
Estevan
Cloudy,
northwest
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
,3058.
I
Bull
Harbor
Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
30.27;
temperature,
41;
moderate
swell.
Alert
Bay
Part
cloudy,
south-'
west
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
bar-jometer,
30.41;
temperature,
39;
light
chop.
j
Victoria
Clear,
westerly
wind,
32
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
3Q.zu.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
westerly
wind,
fourteen
miles
per
hour;
bar-
ometer
30-20
Here
Prince
Georee
Fair,
southerly
wind,
eight
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.96.
Terrace
Cloudy,
south
wind,
temDerature
36.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
38.
Alice
Arm
Raining,
south
wind,
39..
35.
Anyox
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
35.
having
already
been
one
aeam.
Smlthers-Part
cloudy,
calm.
32.
The
serum
would
have
been
Iiown
ivpClear.
ealm.
28.
north
from
Seattle
to
Juneau
but,
stewartSoutfc
wind,
part
cloudy
m
i,
land
nroducts.
..
r
:
mt
made
last
.
ener
iuauc
"
,.
35.
night.
BAR
GOLD
and
take
the
antitoxin
from
here.
;
.
..
i.
I
.Via
l
!
mmAW
Ton
11-
...
(fjn)
Tne
serum
is
cuiuigucu
w
nt
-
uw.'v..,
....
...
j
...
aVn
Territorial
Board
of
Health
gold
was
up
4x
on
Uimiiiufccu
tlChanged
lO
iu
-
-
-
..
.
.
...
,.
.
u
,
(CP)-
Bar
the
London
,,vDt
...t.rrliv
rlnslnp
at
135
10
ic
lower
yesterday.
May
---st
means
posslble.
'per
fine
ounce.
at
oc.