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PH0IIE81
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VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
288.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
10,
1843
PRICE
TIVE
CENTS
Australia
Turns
ut
Lab
o
Vo
llomrhmil,
But
Urge,
to
Study
Lives
On
Convicted
Of
Spying
X
.,-''
J
Mum-;'--
-
-
V
.
-
;
Coalition
Winner
In
Election
ASKS
RESIGNATION
JUSTICE
MINISTER
OTTAWA
(9)
George
Drew,
Progressive-Conservative
leader,
yesterday
called
for
the
resignation
of
Hon.
Stewart
Garson,
minister
of
Justice,
because
of
"failure
to
observe
the
law"
In
delaying
the
tabling
of
the
McGregor
Combines
report
on
the
flour-milling
Industry.
SARAJEVO
(P-Russians,
led
by
a
-Ten
White
C4-ycar
old
-f'-l
flJ
Victoria
For
City
Manager
Grorge
Re-ttlri-lcd
Mayor
After
Close
Content
VICTORIA
H
Mayor
Percy
George
was
re-elected
In
the
civic
elections
here
Thursday,
de-
!
foaling
Aid.
M.
Aubrey
Kent
In
the
closest
mayoral
election
since
(Victoria
was
Incorporated
In
1
18G2.
The
vote
was:
i
priest,
were
yesterday
sentenced
to
prisoa
on
charges
cf
spying
1
r-
7f
0
m
m
m
M
DDI
bfu
for
the
Soviet
Union
against
Premier
Tito's
regime
In
the
Second
World
War.
The
ten,
including
a
former
nun,
were
convicted
by
a
Yugoslav
tribunal
and
Riven
sentences
which
ranged
from
three
to
twenty
years.
I,
Old
Country
::
Football
::
"Sane
Vote,"
Soys
Winners
"Tfogedy,"
Say
Losers
SYDNEY
(CP)
Australia
has
ended
eight
years
of
Labor-govern-
ment
by
voting
into
power
a
two-party
anti-Socialist
coalition
led
by
Oeorge,
4,840
Kent,
4,615
Mr.
Oeorge
has
been
inuvor
(English
League,
1'irst
Div.)
:
since
1944.
I
The
voters,
by
plebiscite,
also
First
Speeches
Since
Election
Mayor
and
Aldermen
Elect
Heard
at
Future
Citizens
Danee.
Robert
Menzles.
The
Liberal-Country
Party
coalition,
led
by
chose
the
city
manager
form
of!
!
government
by
a
margin
of
four
j
Menzles,
former
Prime
Minister,
pir)finf
-
Aston
Villa
1,
Birmingham
City
1
Blackpool
4.
Stoke
City
2
Charlton
Athletic
1,
Derby
County
3
Everton
0,
Sunderland
2
Fulham
1,
Manchester
United
0
Huddersflcld
Town
3,
Liverpool
whleh
made
the
election
a
straight
fight
against
Prime
Some
2000
refugees
are
enrolled
in
European
universities,
while
the
L.N.
International
Refugee
Organization
seeks
homes
for
them.
At
the
left,
refugees
use
a
basement
library
in
a
bombed-out
building.
At
the
right,
a
student
cooks
in
his
tiny
bedroom-study-living
room.
"
'
.
'
'
'
it
Minister
J.
B.
Chifley's
Socialist
jER
NATIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIP
.
vrr.aimnal
Skating
.
;ur
ladies,
hold
re-Ljr.dou.
Er.g.,
first
its
kiwi
to
be
organ-
jto
one,
the
vote
being
6744
for
and
1.691
against,
j
Elections
were
held
in
twenty
1
of
British
Columbia's
cities.
May-jors
elected
include
N.
C.
Stlbbs,
:
Nelson,
Aid.
E.
C.
Westwood,
!
Nanalmo;
E.
O.
Fletcher,
Trail,
j
Some
other
cities,
Including
1
Vancouver
and
Prince
George,
will
hold
elections
next
week.
2
years,
was
won
try
Letter
to
Santa
xt
Ailwi-aa
.of
Eng-hirc,
with
trophy.
Members
ot
Prince
Rupert's
new
1950
council
were
asked
to
give
their
first
official
speeches
lcot
nisrht
at
the
Civic
Centre
during
the
course
of
a
"Future
Citizens"
dance
when
Mayor-for
ii-day
Eric
Mcore
Introduced
Mayor-Elect
G.
W.
Rudderham
and
Aldermen-Elect
Donald
Fitch,
Douglas
Frizzcll,
W.
A.
;ir!s
fi
inn
five
cotin-
j
i
.
IT
7.
.,11..
2
Manchester
City
1,
West
Brom-
j
wich
Albion
1
Middlcsborough
4,
Burnley
.1
Newcastle
United
2,
Chelsea
2
Portsmouth
2,
Arsenal
1
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
,1,
Bolton
Wanderers
1
(Second
Division)
Critical
Situation
At
Civic
Centre-Santa's
Suit
Is
Lost
policies,
today
had
won
or
.
taken
a
commanding
lead
in
sixty-four
seats,
enough
to
give
them
control
of
the
125-seat
House
of
Representatives.
Labor
appeared
to
have
won
fifty
seaU.
Menzles,
aged
54,
who
was
Prime
Minister
from
1939
to
1941,
was
successful
in
his
own
riding
of
Kooyong,
Victoria.
He
made
his
campaign
a
straight
attack
on
the
government's
socialization
policies.
Chifley,
64,.
veteran
trade
Czechoslovakia
and
i;ain.
cuiiipeteu
lor
Snow
Falls
On
Highway
Plowing
Oo.i,g
on
Today
And
Incoming
Visitors
Predict
'Perfect"
Condition
Charles
Finney,
who
Is
engaged
in
sinking
a
shaft
near
usK
for
contractors
Wood,
Parr
Si
McCIary
so
Dominion
Water
Power
Branch
may
measure
rise
and
fall
o
fSkeeiia
River
water,
-,md
Trophy,
a
two-
DEAR
SANTA:
'Santa
Suit?"
1
don't
think
1:11-
McLean
and
H.
F.
Glassey.
Each
expressed
the
opinion
lf
OI.
Representative
'Sent
To
Jail
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(MRe
that
"Future
Citizens'-Day"
was
an
excellent
Idea
and
should
be
Thanks
for
your
letter.
It
lsj&er
the
present
nieteorlogicpl
sufca
comforting
thought
to
.conditions
that
I
should
try
and
kijow
that
you
have
not
loruot-
lalk
yu
inl;
hein3
a
nudist
but
XAL
TIDES
Blackburn
Rovers
0,
Queen's
Park
Rangers
0
Bradford
2,
Coventry
City
2
Brentford
1,
Grimsby
Town
0
Bury
2,
Leeds
United
0
1
Cardiff
City
3,
Preston
North
repeated.
Mayor
N.E.
Arnold
also
spoke,
commending
the
"future
U-n
your
old
friends
after
being
It
looks
ai
If
it
might'be
.-
farced
play
II
we
don't
get
that
suit
a
way
so
long.
I
guess
It
Is
not
un
union
leader,
went
to
the
country
on
his
government's
record.
He
himself
was
re-elected
to
his
old
McQuarrie
seat
In
::
!.
r
11.
1919
5
27
13.1
fuel
17.03
13.0
left
11.15
0
0
feel
23.
49
5
4
loot
usual
for
some
of
us
to
have
a
buck.
Is
then;
any
chance
of
you
citizens"
on
tne
way
they
conducted
the
council
meeting
and
cxpiUiasUig
the
hopje
that,
ln.due
drove
into
the
city
this
morning
postponing
Christmas
until
May
tare
Christmas'
and
this
year
End
2
from
the
Interior
through
one-
with
the
.1
.
.
,
.
4w
v.ul
fee
no
exception'1
Chesterfield
fiv
Luton
ToweJ-i
WsMc-h!H.
fwlill
-uuth
.
l-ilee
01
6f
lhinx
tJnns
u
at
gtfc
such
wsultwcn
and
I
am
sure
flVa'f
K1
an.
u
high
Kwlnitsa.
IIu
1
Citv
0.
Sheineld
uniica
'
snow
area
easi
oj
The
"Junior"
Mayor
was
In
Leicester
City
2.
Southampton
Government
snow
plows,
however,
were
out
and
by
noon
it
was
expected
to
have
corn-
presentative
J.
Parnell
Thomas
Republican,
New
Jersey,
Friday
;
received
six
to
eighteen
months
:
in
jail
and
a
$10,000
fine
for
.
chautins
the
-
povotfwment
-
by
"padding"
his
office
payroll.
Immediately
after
sentence
was
pronounced,
Thomas'
wife
i
announced:
"'I
Intend
to
seek
I
the
Congressional
seat
about
to
'
be
vacated
by
my
husband."
j
Mrs.
Thomas
told
reporters
I
that
her
husband's
resignation
j
was
In
the
malls.
I
level.
But
if
we
think
that
our
.
past
Christmases
have
been
bar?
j
they
won't
be
a
patch
on
the
1
.situation
facing
you
this
year.
)
You
.see.
when
you
left
your
spe
Plymouth
Argyle
2,
Barnslcy
2
West
I
plcted
the
plowing.
"Then
the
Sheffield
Wednesday
2
l
I)
J..I.U
Km
Co
I.
Ill
I
Viiu
tiu-r
.(14
,
0
00
l
.115
1
;
:
138
luru
.04
.30
.07
Norton
could
get
you
a
bathing
suit.
Don
is
Xinc,
thnnk
you,
and
sends
his
regards.
Man;,
is
married
but
siie
(-ure
hopes
that
vou
cen
come
but
"suit
yourself".
We've
just
had
the
Civic
Election.
It's
windy
outside
too.
However,
you
arc"
still
my
favorite
candidate
and
the
kiddies
are
all
expecting
you
to
get
in,
in
Ham
United
1
Tottenham
Hotspur
3,
Swan
troduced
by
Harold
Hampton,
President
of
ihe
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
who
played
host,
to
the
teen-aevrs
and
the
several
bu:ines.smeti
who
had
co-operated
in
making
Future
Citizens
Day
a
success.
Ofliriating
at
the
door
were
Eric
Spears
and
George
Tomlin-son
with
A.
M.
Hurst
as
Student.
Card
inspector.
Music
was
rend,
ered
by
the
Five
Dukes'
cial
red
suit
with
us
last
yar
to
keep
in
good
repair
until
you
needed
it
again,
we
very
careful-'y
put
it
in
the
vault
for
safe
tteping
in
readiness
for
your
road
should
be
in
pcricct
condition,"
Finney
thought.
Snow
started
falling
on
tho
road
Sunday
and
there
was
more
Thursday
and
Friday.
It
was
soft
and
damp
but
was
finning
up
today
with
cooler
temperature.
Parliament.
"(
I
""'TKe
people
.will
"soon
"
Realize
the
tragic
mistake
they
have
made,"
commented
C.
Anderson,
vice-president
of
the
Australian
Trades
and
Labor
Council.
"They
will
be
glad
to
return
to
Labor
when
the
next
appeal
to
the
people
is
made."
Competing
for
123
seats
today
were
122
Labor
members
and
one
Independent;
89
Liberals
33
"Country
Party
candidates
and
18
from
minor
groups.
including
35
Communists.
""
The
people
also
voted
for
42
senators
but
the
results
of
the
Senate
vote
are
not
expected
for
some
days.
In
the
last
House
of
75
seats
Liberals
had
17
seats
anc
Country
Party,
twelve.
There
were
no
independent
Laboi
members
and
one
Independent
.
hit!
194!)
C'liri'
lmas
when
ynu
te
bare"
entire
an
extra
suit
for
dress
oc-.
time
for
Chi
Is
tin
as
so
IN
casions.
'
'
that
in
mind.
However,
when
sonic
gentle-
j
Well
Santa,
It's
really
all
my
man
cuine
and
asked
lor
it
on
fault
and
as
I
go
into
my
third
Drill
500
Feet
Down
BURGLARY
TfY
LADIES'
STORE
sea
Town
1
(Association
Cup,
2nd
KoiMiid)
Carlisle
United
2,
Swindon
Town
0
Chelmsford
'
City
1,
Ipswich
Town
1
Crew
Alexandra
1,
Oldham
Athletic
1
Doncaster
Rovers
1;
Mansfield
Town
0
Exeter
City
2.
Chester
0
Hartlepool
United
1,
Norwich
City
1
Newport
County
1,
Gateshead
1
Northampton
Town
4,
Torquay
3.2D
B.ul.r
III!'.,
t
.14
H'Uih;iil
1
DO
.01
''"':
M8
IT'
11.111
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f).
it!
.07
;"'V
..
.07
that
nieinor.ib'.e
Saturday
after-
1
sleepless
night
and
fourth
clay
Attempt
was
made
some
time
before
11:45
last
night,
when
police
patrol
found
a
rear
basement
door
forced
open,'
to
enter
noon
wc
thought
that
lie
was
yiiiii3
to
remove
the
mothballs
and
uir
the
suit
in
readiness
for
ot:r
favorite
Saint
and
I
let
him
New
Plan
On
Tugwell
Isle
the
main
stoic
of
Sweet
Sixteen!
Itity;ilitr
Losing
No
Time
I
On
(rMliain
Island
Drilling
for
oil
on
the
Queen
Charlottes
has
begun.
Robert
E.
of
questioning
innocent
citizens,
I
rejoice
in
the
fact
that
Ihe
person
who
is
getting
your
suit,
in
readiness
will
have
had
that
much
more
time
to
prepare
It
and
you
should
be
even
more
debonairc
and
dashing
than
in
ytars
gone
bye.
on
Third
Avenue.
There
were
!
have
it
without
asking
loo
many
signs
of
a
pinch
bar
indicating
questions.
t.n
attempt
to
break
opeiij
well,
when
1
got
your
letter
another
door
leading
from
thcjtne
0u,cr
uay
a.sking
tu
Jiave
4
"0
,"!i
1.11
At
770
1
25
12.110
United
2
Not
tingham
Forest
0,
Stockport
County
2
Nuneaton
0,
Moseley
0
Port
Vale
1,
Tranmerc
Rovers
0
S'loug
Santa
See
Ya
Soon
.
.
.
tverything
in
readiness
for
you
As
being
more
suitable
for
development,
particularly
with
a
view
to
possible
extension
as
a
defence
project,
W.
R.
May,
director
of
development,
Canad
basement
to
the
main
store
floor
above.
This,
however,
had
been,
apparently,
given
up.
A
check
of
stock
indicated
that
nothing
had
been
taken.
.In
the
last
election
three
yeari
ago
Labor
won
43
seats.
"Basic
principles
of
Menkes
and
his
policy
were
more
than
vindicated
by
the
sane
vote
of
the
people,"
said
Arthur
Fad-den,
leader
of
the
Country
Party.
"The
verdict
shows
that
the
core
of
Australia
Is
sound."
Defeat
of
the
Labor
government
in
Australia
followed
by
less
than
two
weeks
a
similar
verdict
in
New
Zealand
where
l
ite
ill
'
f;t:i!ihnpe,
chief
tool
push
with
;
Hie
Royalitc
Oil
Co.
at
Skldrgatc,
j
announced
yesterday
a
depth
of
.over
500
feet
has
been
reached
will)
the
outfit
that
was
recently
set
up.
:.
j
0"oIogl.sUs
have
not
determined
j
the
name
of
rock
formation
that
I
has
been
reached,
but
it
is
of
a
1
hard
sandy
shale
nature.
Rowley
Miles
Civic.
Centre
NOTE
TO
THE
READER-This
iS
a
critical
situation.'
Will
the
borrower
please
return
the
Santa
Claus
suit
to
the
Civic
Centre
nt
once.
.Thank
you!
THE
WEATHER
this
year,
I
went
to
the
vault
to
get
it
out
and,
Lo
and
Behold,
no
suit.
To
add
further
to
my
amazement.
I
could
not
recall
Ihr
name
of
the
gentleman
who
look
y:mr
garment
and,
as-ho
tins
not
returned
it,
I
.simply
cannot
forward
U
to
you.
But,
listen.
Santa,
'
both
'Irene
aid
I
remember
the
forgetful
.
li
llow
borrowing
it
so
don't
wor-
ian
Pacific
Airlines,
is
now
working
on
a
site
along
the
southeast
edge
of
Tugwell
Island
instead
of
the
northeast
section
as
was
at
llrst
considered.
"You
will
notice
that
it
Is
the
Rochdale
1,
Notts
County
2
Southport
2,
Bradford
City
1
Watford
6,
Netherfield
0
Weymouth
2,
Hereford
United
1
Rcxham
2,
Southend
United
2
Yeovil
3,
Gillinghum
1
(Other
Matches)
Bournemouth
and
Boscombe
Athletic
7,
Dundee
United
2
Bristol
Rovers
0,
Millwall
1
The
drill
was
spudded
In
Nov
Mrs.
Dutton
Passes
Away
A
resident
of
thirty-four
years
standing
in
Prince
Rupert,
Mrs.
the
general
election
resulted
in
the
defeat
of
the
administration
which
had
lasted
fourteen
years.
Tiihiiiiu
Synopsis
more
practical
way
for
easy
con-
ember
30
shortly
after
the
third
and
final
load
of
equipment
was
delivered
from
the
beach
head.
A
104
Inch
casing
Is
being
used
y
too
much
if
it
is
a
little
late
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,
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n.15
Charlotte
Dutton
passed
away
,j
nlnv
bR
nvin
trouble
eet-
Frlclay
morning
at
the
home
of
,,,lg
a),
th1
m.;tnlalls
out.
There
William
Turleyf
her
ciaugnicr,
Mrs.
.
miui.
,
...
no
real
,ause
for
alarm
as.
If
Freezing
temperatures
were
slruction,"
Mr.
May
mentions
in
experienced
last
night
in
all
n
letter
to
the
Prince
Rupert
sections
of
the
province.
Tern-
chamber
of
Commerce.
"What
peratures
In
the
southern
in-
we
are
planning
on
at
present
terlor
fell
to
near
zero
and
in
ls
4n00
feet
but
you
wm
notice
the
Cariboo
to
five
above.
Tern-
(from
p,ans
nd
photographs,
peratures
In
this
latter
area
are
thal
H
jg
possibIe
tow
get
siJC
continuing
to
fall
quite
rapidly
lnousand
fect
wh,ch
ls
aU
tne
as
the
Arctic
air
covering
the
Force
fm
&
f
which
required
145
bags
of
I
cement
to
construct.
,
Location
of
the
drill
Is
Just
'
north
of
Skidegatc
Mission
on
Graham
Island.
Kitwanga,
Dies
ihe
worst
comes
to
the
worst,
we
have
a
carnival
queen
robe
you
i
comet
wear
or
pcrnaps
a
ciown
urea
ueeuuiia.
uuuu
wn.
.
II.','
strip.
'Mr.
May
is'
working
with
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
with
a
view
lo
having
an
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
(Today)
-Miss
D.
Burrish,
C.T.
Lee,
Mrs.
I.
Bolton,
R.
W.
Walker,
A.
Drcsscl,
Mrs.
J
Richards.
suit
would
do
in
a
pinch.
So
there
you
have
it
Santa
Ihe
naked
truJi
so
help
you.
I'll
adm't
that
the
burning
question
around
here
for
the
past
tew
mcnths
has
been
"Have
you
the
-v
weak
storm
In
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
Is
beginning
to
move
across
the
northern
coast
and
it
is
ex-rur-trf
that,
this
cloud
cover
obtained
for
the
clear
will
extend
to
the
south
coastal
estimate
Crystal
Palace
2,
Leylon
Orient
,
0
Darlington
5,
Walsall
1
Halifax
Town
1,
Bristol
City
1
Lincoln
City
3,
Brighton
and
Hove
Albion
1
Rotherham
United
2,
Reading
1
Merthyr
Tydfil
vs.
New
Brighton
cancelled
owing
to
snow.
(Scottish
League
Div.
A)
Celtic
0,
St.
Mirrcn
0
Dundee
1,
East
Fife
0
Hibernian
5,
Falkirk
1
Motherwell
4,
Rangers
0
Partick
Thistle
5,
Third
Lanark
1
Queen
of
the
South
1,
Aberdeen
0
Ralth
Rovers
7,
Clyde
1
Stirling
Albion
2,
Hearts
4
ing
and
levelling
of
,the
site
and
Native
Patriarch
of
the
Kitwanga
district,
William
Turley,
P!5,
died
at
his
home
there
recently.
Deceased
operated
the
first
farm
is
the
district.
In
his
youth
he
was
employed
on
the
steamboat
Hazelton
which
plied
the
waters
of
the
Skeena
River.
He
was
also
an
experienced
hunter
and
trapper.
Deceased
ls
survived
by
one
son
Charles
Turley
and
a
daughter
Louisa.
Funeral
services
were
held
at
Kitwanga.
region
Sunday
morning.
Forecast
niir
ha
hnnb
In
Prliipo
T?iisort
f
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.10
.
.'.4
nr!
To
Sandspit
(Today)
D.
Hel-mer.
,
From
Vancouver
(Friday)
A.
WRESTLING
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
jthortly
in
connection
with
the
today
and
Sunday.
Intermittent
project.
This
may
be
after
the
J.
Dominate,
Mrs.
J.
McNeil,
Mr.
534
Eleventh
Ave.
East.
She
had
been
In
failing
health
for
the
hist
three
years.
Mrs.
Dutton
was
the
widow
of
the
late
Llewellyn
Dutton,
who
was
with
lii;ht
department
In
the
early
days
ana
wiio
passed
away
in
1926.
Born
in
St.
Paul,
Minnesota,
seventy-three
years
ago,
she
came
west
as
a
young
woman
to
Seattle
and
then
to
Victoria
from
which
city
she
came
to
Prince
Rupert.
After
the
death
of
her
husband
in
1926
she
moved
to
Kitwanga
and
had
alternated
residence
between
there
and
Prince
Rupert
since
that
time.
There
are
four
sons
Eugene
Dutton,
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Emory,
Russell
and
Leon
Dutton
of
Kitwanga
and
the
ont
daughter,
Mrs.
C.
Mlchaloff
of
Prince
Rupert.
There
will
be
a
service
Monday
evening
in
the
Grcnvlllc
Court
chapel
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers
prior
to
the
forwardin,;
of
the
remains
to
Kitwanga
where
Interment
will
be
made.
rain
beginning
after
midnight.
,,
I"
'".v;i.i
nft
-Mrs.
Holliday.
From
Sandspit
(Friday)
Kelly,
Mr.
Mllburn.
return
to
the
city
from
Ottawa
of
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
M.P.
for
Skenna,
whose
co-operation
is
being
enlisted.
LEO
KARLENKO
vs.
chi
ej
ft
hum
derbird
"felTxIcohnke
vs.
THE
SAINT
A
little
warmer
Sunday.
Winds
light,
increasing
to
southerly
(20
mphi
Sunday.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Sunday
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert
34
and
40.
1
ffflPPM
-
..
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3.00
l
fc'Imti
.
1
ki
.
1
1
.
.
.
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r
w
1
(Division
H)
Albion
Rovers
0,
Arbroath
1
Athletic
6,
Alloa
1a
'',J
TAGtAM
match
i.eo
Karlcnko
The
Saint
Felix
Kohnke
Chief
Thunderbird
TO
OUR
CUSTOMERS:
Our
store
will
be
closed
from
Dec.
)2th
to
Jan.
3rd,
1950
for
staff
holidays.
EDWARD
LIPSETT
LTD.
PRINCE
RECOVERING
I
LONDON
Buckingham
Palace
j
disclosed
today
that
rrlnccl
Charles
is
recovering
from
acute
j
tonsllitis.
A
statement
said
that
nls
temperature
was
normal
and
no
complications
were
ex-j
pected.
Three
doctors
have
been
attending
the
year-old
son
of
Princess
Elizabeth
for
the
last
TONIGHT
8:30
p.m.
Civic
Centre
llliii.
i
Athletic
2
Forfar
Athletic
2.
Dunbarton
1
Kilmarnock
2,
Hamilton
Academicals
0
Morton
7,
Ayr
United
0
Stenhousemulr
0,
Cowdenbeath
1
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C:i''tlon
2
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lock
2
'7
f
ver
,
Utile-
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i.-'da
3..
Adults
$1.25
(lncl.
Tax)
Ringside
$1.75
Students
60c
HOCKEY
Vancouver
5,
Victoria
3.
Portland
2,
San
Diego
2.
Oakland
3,
Fresno
8.
Macey's,
Bud's,
Grotto,
Civic
Centre
T-T-S
several
days.
i
St.
Johnstone
1.
Alrdrieonians
0.