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NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Can-.
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vol.
xxxix.
no.
28
"
"'1
P"'nce
RuPc"
h
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VmJtRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
3,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
dentist'
-
Faces
-Search
Turns
Info
Cariboo
Chairgc
eimous
mic
Worker
Accused
Exnukinn
VANCOUVER
w
Search
for
the
United
States
Skymaster
plane,
missing
with
44
persons,
Giving
Keds
Secrets!
2!icial
NliuX
ICI-Claus
Umil
Julius
'KiKlwJiiTlmS'SJrj;;
Power
Shortage
Stops
Industry
Co-operation
with
the
Northern
British
Columbia
i'uww
Co.
in
Us
extremity
during
the
power
shortage
has
resulted
in
the
virtual
closing
down
of
the
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
reduction
Sliawatlans!
Ice
Thick
Country
Around
I'riuce
Rupert's
Water
Source
Deeply
frozen
The
best
method
of
obtaining
V
1
a
1
,
oi
-niijM.y
.ifiiLiiiL-
uiiicer,
was
chaiwri
1
.
urr"
ordered
to
v
here
today
with
giviuif
away
atomic
sret
I
h?n!:"!!."!!a,lu,',i"cvrn
da;
I',
r
'
4
was
snutea
lather
north
in
the
Yukon
today
and
continued
in
'
Central
British
Columbia
while
snow
and
low
hanging
clouds
again
shrouded
the
main
search
area
southwest
of
Whitehorse.
Weather
grounded
all
but
six
planes-
at
Whitehorse
yesterday
and
prevented
night
search.
-
;
Wlille
rathef
far
removed
S
from
any
vicinity
In
which
the
j
'
niissu.
airciai'L
might
be
ex-
pected
to
have
been,
five
Royal
Canadian
Airforce
planes
were
sent
from
here
'
'
yesterday
,,,
"
.
f
Ja
'-.ciii,
oi
external
Af-
4
.
.
I
i.
....
,
.
....
I
...
I
.
.
.
.
.
.
fairs
said
in
an
official
nintm..n.
I
-or
niunixuy
um-xui
to
an
enemv.
lis,
iiw'd
:JS,
was
in
chartre
of
theoretic
piam.
!ii
port
Ewarr!
which
with
-'
l
7
Huimu'11,
IJiitifli
atomic
research
establish
-
.
-j.
(
nrst
'
'
hand
41
information
concern-
H
larirn
hcrriim
run
m
,)i'in
i
nice
years
111
j
last
night,
confirming
reports
i
earlier
in
the
,!ly
t
the
sum"
j
effect
.
"
,
.
'
I
j
A
note
has
bi.-fii
delivered
to!
:
the
Chechoslovakian
charge
d'-
i
j
affaires
ordering
Hugo
Bohou-1
i
link
'loi-L-
,.r
.
.
.
.
normally
be
uroccssinc
ftoo
lo.m
U,C
dpU'
01
Prince
BPcrfs
JOE
LOUIS
DEFERS
water
supply
sources
is
by
actu
j
stairs
working
on
at
the
atom
bomb.
of
fish
daily
and
giving
employ-
COMEBACK
AMCWFD
any
visiting
the
site.
Such
a
visit
tn
th
r-oH.T
.
ment
ji
some
120
persons
,
.,
,
i
''lain
.'"l
UlC
luu
specific
atomic
I.';t.:l'i
The
snecifie.
Instead
the
plant
this
week
has
been
operating
only
with
a
skeleton
crew
and
Nelson
Bros,
her
.
MIAMI,
Florida
-
,ormer
!
facra.
HW,
heavyweight
cliampion,
Joe
Louis
bookkeeper,
to
Hty
derk;
James
Stewart,
the
over
Beaver
Lakf
foS
enionci.i-'u
f..
n.
.
..
iuitjr
mes
units
-
'
j
i
leave
icuvc
iia-
the
country
country
,1
th.it
one
leak
was
will
decide
jicxt
month
whether
!
"wU'in
seven
days
of
delivery
of
"
ciilnt
I.,
lOJ",
timl
I.I
the
ring
Is
being
sent
to
th
-ou
a
uauy
nortneast
or
coin-
jj
Williams
Lake
"
NcZs
rePrU;r-
.
I
Thursday
of
last
wee
note."
pany's
plants
around
Vancouver
.,.v,.r
'
"
1X
attempt
a
comeback
or
stay
m
Britain
in
1947.
retired.
Asked
here
whether
he
German-born,
was
intended
to
remuln
.i
i.-,.,i
i
,...,
Manager
If.
F.
Robins
said
last
P
bcBan
in
Ule
,carly
found
nothing;
It
was
suggest-
.Ughl.
,
afwnioon
In
tl;
Kincolith,
one
ed
that
the
settler's
xepoit
A
report
yesterday
said
ihaiof
McLeans
Shipyards
vessels,
might
have
been
a
clue
to
the
s
The
government
approved
Immediate
dispatch
of
the
note
yesterday
after
the
return
to
f
two
members
of
the
Canadian
legation
to
Prague.
!
lo
Bow
Street
court,
set
for'
repUtd:
"Nolhl'
impossible."
trial
was
the
Port
Edward
plant
was
closed
T
"
at
U,c
WoodworUi
United
States
transport
which
because
of
shortage
of
water.
Mr.
'
a
dl,itancc
ol
oycr
ten
miles
has
now
been
missing
for
eight
Robins
s;iir!
Hint
(V,u,
.1...
luvmuin,
i
ne
nar-,
w"
""B".!
fiom
AiasKa
v,.u
,,.,
wrti
iiul
111c
r,
ii
4
11,,,.
C
.A.
Berner,
Superintendent,
f
No
cxPl""ation
or
reasons
were
.msi'iii
the
Atomic
1
to
Great
Falls,
Montana.
ca.se.
The
power
shortage
is
the
1
'
w",un
,s
lne
usual
aP-rcal
cause,
he
made
it
clear.
Proach
to
Shawatlans,
was
fro-
.li'.nu
-ion
said
that
ca"atll'
nauonal
Railways,
will
J
"r"
,0
me
expulsion
of
the
The
settler,
A.
J.
Zinhell,
travelled
forty
miles
out.
of
fh
iiif.jititulit.il
wliich
u'avc
11,0
c"y
tl,is
evening
for
j
tcens
.
I
hey
were
just
told
i
u.ci
wn.n
mrec
inch
ice
so
to
leave.
i
ff-"iiin
Million
Years
hence
bu
n
or
great
val-,'
Ja;il'r
10
he
away
for
about
a
...
IN
l.'il
hj.fl
!.!-'
WeeK
on
a
Visit
of
inxncrtiim
Mr
1
it.
was
.decided
to
tackle
another
rugl?Pd
Beaver
Lake
country
to
!
route
from
Sunshine
Bav
stretch-
!
Williams
Lake
to
report
that
While
actually
rcat
deal
of
vital
m-'
Berner
says
general
conditions
i
ortlina
position
officially.
Berg-
:
ing
in
Shawatlans
Passaire
where
I
hc
Mi4d
seen
a
big
plane
an-
iiid
was
familiar
witli
on
this
division
remain
sati.sfac-
",aml
lfi
believed
to
have
been
work
work
beean
began.
i
Parently
in
trouble
over
his
c:i-
the
leg
actually
giving
orders.
bin
eight
nights
ago.
.'wiiiH'
plants.
He
hud
lory,
but
lale
word
from
Winni.
Hot
Weather
Is
Predicted
i
ine
old
steam
plant
at
the
;
emergency
pump
house
Ls
di.
I
engaged
and
has
been
for
some
in
important
con-
peg
indicates
strenuous
times
on
luoi
ii
United
States,
the
prairies
due
to
stress
of
wca-I
On
at
Britain.
Tlje
ther.
At
one
time,
there
was
no
rniiii!,!
had
vouched
certainty
where
fourteen
differ
CURB
EPIDEMIC-A
three-wefk
fight
by
two
British
Columbia
nurses
Is
credited
with
saving
the
Indian
settlement
of
Beaver
Village
in
the
wild
mountain
region
of
Halfway
Valley,
west
of
the
Alaskan
Highway,
from
extinction.
Diphtheria
swept
the
community
In
December
and
threatened
to
spread
throughout
the
area.
Miss
Allen
Bond
of
Kelowna.
shown
here
with
one
of
the
Indians
living
hi
the
area,
and.
Miss
Amy
Wilson
volunteered
to
fight
the
epidemic.
In
tempera,)
ures
from
40
to
GO
below
zero
the
pair
travelled
throughout
the
area
administering
anti-toxin
to
halt
the
outbreak.
.
n
.
.
Meanwhile
searchers
continue
the
long
hunt
out
of
Whitehorse.
Two
planes
had
been
sent
from
there
to
investigate
especially
a
signal
which
nffu.ia
,
tune.
Erection
of
the
new
dlesel
j
engine
and
pump
depends
on1
better
weather
conditions
which
I
To
Complete
Lakelse
Camp
This
Part
of
The
Country
To
Be
Balmy
Agaiu
ent
trains
were.
said
was
picked
up
by
a
C-54
.
will
enable
transportation
nf
ti
,
!
roiti
machine
to
the
The
current
severely
Y'S
STOCKS
!
Winter
on
Ma
wc;.
roast
of.
The
trelr
mix
Hn
-
1".
I
I)
J.ili.ptuli
I'u
1,1(1
pianc
me
samo
type
as
the
missing
craft.
Search
pilots
were
also
checking
another,
report
that
of
smoke
clouds
JiH.Mivir
-
-
,
"
"""!.
ici
irozen
Canada
notwithstanding,
the
Shawatlans
Lake,
how
deeply
northern
hemisphere
is
slowly
frozen,
none
of
the
parly
made
warming
up
auain
and
Prince
n
otr,.!-.
ci,,.i
.....
'
PARTY,
LEADER
TO
Would
Sell
Tugivell
Is.
.
,
.MellakaUa
Natives
Would
Co-operate
with
Air
Field
Project
The
fortnightly
meeting
of
the
i
Kinsman
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
i
was
held
at
the
Commodore
Cafe
j
Wednesday
night
with
President
;
Garner
In
the
chair
and
25
niem-
bers
present.
j
7116
"aln
Item
of
business
con-j
cerncd
plans
for
a
drive
to
raise
j
foncis'
Tor
'tlie-,8Vrmplrilorr"-fif
t
Kinsman
Kiddles
Kump
at
Lal;-
I
VWVI
10
v
iUnchanped
1
HAVE
RESIDENCE.
OTTAWA
CC
A
permanent
residence
for
leaders
of
tho
Pro-Kressjve-Conservative
party
has
been
purelvased
by
a
group
of
.Rupert
may
again
some
day
be
ported
four
persons
and
IZi
?
LTcslul-
80
mncs
southeast
as
consistently
warm
and
balmy
probably
hold
a
IoHvp
01
WW,U'
but
they
also
as
Ceylon
or
other
tropical
Lur
cUmes-but
it
may
be
millions
thTfce
Sertln
of
nly
vap0f
of
years
from
now
.
as
it
was
Tnr
Ttl
'l
fl0UdS
ri5ing
from
an
i(
of.ntilUons
of
Zl
n
,
c
f,-
.Tf"
UUon
at
the-
in
the
vlncinlty..
03
U
9
SO
.02
M
1.2.1
.23
0(i
505
,
No
alterations'
are
unUcii)at(Iic':';i"')'''"
cltizenSwflnr-TJT
I
years
ago.
,
icn
mam
leading
.
.
i
The
Prince
Ruoert
ovm
niMh
"uouworui
aam.
From
Uie
ill.'
during
the
week-end
In
the
cur:-
Oration
O'Loary.
The
price
is
rent
electric
power
restrictions.
'
llot
disclosed.
George
Drew
is
cx-In
spite
of
the
milder
weather
peeled
to
ba
the
first
occutiant
eisc
Lake.
Mctlakatla
native
village
is
:
The
coiumitu-e
for
the
Cami-i
!
ready
to
negotiate
on
reason-
vui
u-iiini
h
m.
k
.
..
,
.
3
25
Coal
DjDufe
;
was
given
this
cheerful
weather
power
house
the
most
the
I
forecast
at
its
weekly
luncheon
tnp
was
covered
by
walking
atoD
able
terms
and
In
a
nlrlt
if
Is
ntutim
n.
t
:
.
.
which
has
set
in
since
yesierduy
,
r
there
has
been
little
change
in
i
Mother
kA
Of
,Mrs.
:
on
Wednesday
by
L.
B.
B.
Boul-
As
Ior
snw.
the
faU
ton,
-v...,
local
iuvji
forest
iun.au
ranger
.anger
and
ana
a
a
.
.tllis
----
year
has
een
ti.u
.i,..
light,
accord-
2.50
'n'2
'co-operation
for
the
disposal
of
j
Stan
Savillc
and
consolation
'
!
f
Tllvu-eli
tl
TkIi
.1
nH
...
tl,
I
i
.
'
'
nii7f
PrlZCS
llllo
this
rr.nf
...111
Will
l....l...l
lllcliilr.
I
(Dealings
Off
Falls
River
or
Shawailans
5yd
Hunter
Dies
the
'llu
U'hlh
U
narl
nf
VCar
on
1
uucoro-deep
'student
of
meteorological
m'
lo
ono
of
the
employees.
Ap-
.03
B.
Black.
Austin
rnr
nn,l
r
.,..
1-aKC
WaUT
ICVClS.'
T
rocnorn
i
i
nrr.v
imu
a
it
ka
.
,
I
(I'lirr
Donald
'k
cniii'i'
ulri
.
'y
general
manager
of
Northern
Mr.-Boul
ton
delved
300,000,000
Ped
within
the
last
two
months
'ion-operator
nefitt.'nl
f
-ars
into
hlstroy
and
support-
and
some
of
this
has
already
dis-
Wiem..t
,
.5:
?
.
TJ0'
.
"
w"-
uoai
uispuic
collapsed
ycsterrl.iv
at
the
dam
I
n,lpr
,
'
e""-MW
lur
"le
muic
thick
Rut
i,.
,
i
0Knna
M'alkc(i
out
ot
the
confer-
l.".1
i
p"ee
ro"'"
saying:
"NeKotiation.s
Dciiarlinenl
ot!Nnu,n"
J"e
3
to
6
nihieral
and
coal
beds.
He
ad-
,
which
i.
,..Du..,"
,esiw,,h
u,c
-"'"crs
have
termmat-
colder
weather
auain
tomorrow.
i
v
1.13
.39
.11
Oo
.00
20
.23
I
.
50
.50
1
31
1
1
75
2
05
4.00
.311
(IK
II.
10
j
i
lie
emcriaiiuiieiH
lor
Uie
eve-
vanecd
a
process
of
evolution
one
of
the
employees
rU"
"
y
G"-Se
Love
said.
;
;
whereby
fisli
had
come
from!
Water
level
from
ii,n
,
,
Prcsitle'lt
Truman
lias
proposed
the
sea
and
had
become
lizards
'the
dam
w-
"1
"
f
-day
truce
while
fact-fa.ders
There
was
.14
inch
of
rain
at.
I
Woodworm
Lake
yesterday
but!
the
water
level
actually
went!
down
.1
foot.
At.
Falls
River
there
'
'
...
,,
.,
;i'ing
was
In
Die
form
of
Bingo
!,,,ablr,,r,,at;,,r
reserve
i;''1
i
lands
have
been
sold
for..
i
,..,.,
...
..
r'i
i
I
it;;
we
II
Island
consists
ofi
was
'i
inch
ol
snow
and
the
!
water
level
stayed
stationary,
-i
Level
ol
the
Acropolis
Hill
res-
and
dinosaurs
and.
so
warm
was
s
.i(,
,,,
,,,
look
into
the
contract
dispute,
and
balmy
was
the
climate,
?
John
L.
Lewis,
Union
chief
that
animals
had
taken
to
the
J
Z
wo
,ff,
lW
''T"'6
bhinwd
oprratora
fur
the
collapse'
'sed
ir
for
the
beginning
of
the
bl,
f
en
Hc
.aid
the
operators
wantec
bh'd
m-
-
I
S
S
TV0
Vm'
Sv.,me.H
intervention
d
he
ue.
Vxl
With
the
land
hereabouts
could
operate
The
Union-operator
hundrods
'
of
millions
MlllllWllO
of
JL
years
JtUiO
another
15
to
20
days
"
at
the'turns
for
setXn
enT
neEotia
adian
3
1
1
acres.
AIK
r'ASSbNGERS
'"I.m.Ik
ervoir
went
up
to
4.8
feet
today,
iippareiilly
the
result
of
taps
being
turned
otf
now
that,
the
freezing
weather
is.
over.'
(
N
il.
VICE-IKESIMSNT
Mil
NT
HE
A
I.
Donald
Gonli.ii
c.M.C,
president
of
Canadian
National
Railways,
today
announced
the
appoint-
J
Meantime,
the
federal
gov-j
jciiiiiieul
has
been
actively
In-
t,.v..
....,
10
Vancouver
(
t
today)J,
Mac-
i,.,'...;iii,..
ii
...ir
...
.....
.,i.i....
I
ago
flat
us
the
Nile
Delta
It
1,rcscnl
m4S
r
25
Ppr
cent
tht'h
01
1
less
than
an-
hour
after
second
session
beean.
generating
capacity.
must
have
been
an
ancient
Ut
oiia
wiin
iooa
in
plenty,
par-
The
collapse
came
after'
of-
""
"'
",v
'Intosh
ment
of
an
air
strip
there
in
the
j
.
i
interests
of
better
commercial
To
-
u,'v
air
service
for
Prince
Rupert
by;I,aro,J
-
Wlnfleld.
Mnabling
(lie
closer
approach
ot.
From
Vancouver
(Thursday
i--
ficJals,
watching
for
a
break
ii
I
ucuiariy
lish,
-which
I
crowded
out
of
the
set
farmers
Seek
clothes
were
unnecessary,
it
was
v
heeled
aircraft.
T.
K.
Davis,
K.
J.
Fuller.
.
7
ML
WLTVllILk
Synopsis
A
storm
center
In
1
1
it
Gull
ol
Alaska
is
moving
slowly
so.ih-wurd
along
the
Northern
Uri'Mi
Columbia
coast
and
hy
iiiliinii.lil
ni.uiian
ter.s
the
long
dispute,
had
taker
hope
over
contract
talks
between
Lewis
and
the
soft
coa"
mine
operators.
Many
industry
renrownn
t
i
i
i
vim
,n
ji.j
.1
Price
Support
I
so
warm,
.
j
Mr.
BouJton
traced
geophysi-J
,
cut
changes
such
as
the
glacia-
.Oilijj
.12
.55
.27
w:t
.0!l
loo.oo
.
1.10
.58
.35
4.70
C.20
.34
'
37
.00
Vs
07
.05
y2
lion
age
and
the
upheaval
when
the
Rocky
Mount
ains
had
conip
r
.
t
f.
t
T
'an
j
into
being
with
Hie
interior
of
'U,.0rSA
n,adiU,
e,era"
Mlorl
life
for
the
negotiation;
thn
tion
ol
Agriculture,
in
closed
resumed
Wednesday
after
a
lay-
srssftons
yesto-day.
reviewed
off
of
tliree
months.
"
thirty
rcsoluijons
adopted
at
One
hundred
thousand
strlk,
the
annual
convention,
prac-
ing
miners
are
Involved
tically
all
seeking
protection
against
slumping
prices
for
farm
products.
Chief
LOCAL
,
among
STUDENT
"
'
the
resolutions
passed
was
one
ON
HOKIOD
Dm
I
urging
establlshnient
of
na-j
uus
continent
becoming,
dry
and
the
coastal
regions
wet,
rivers
developing
and
vegetation
and
animal
life
changing.
With
altera
tio
In
the
centre
of
gravity
of
the
earth
had
come
the
seasons
with
changes
in
animal
and
bird
life
and
even
the
processes
of
biological
reproduction.'
Mr.
Boultun
presented
fossilized
evidences
of
urchistork
t,
v
'
uwui
tiiai
neir'
u
vi
'nai
jt
auu
vi
xiiu.
ing
boards
to
work
In
conjuuc-
ar"l
Mrs.
J.
N.
Forman
of
this
lion
with
the
federal
Prices
city,
has
won
a
place
on
the
Support
Act.
'
.
,
scholatislic
honor
roll
at
East
should
be
centered
over
Southern
Vancouver
Island.
Cold
air
following
tills
storm
will
cover
all
of
Uie
northern
coast
und
central
interior
by
tonight.
Another
storm
center
located
700
miles
soulli-we.ti.if
Vancouver
Ishmd
is
expected
to
move
noli
licusi
ward
Saturday,
bringing
.somewhat
milder
temperatures
to
the
south
coastal
and
southern
interior
sections.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Prince
Rupert
and
Charlottes,
cloudy
with
Intermittent
snow
and
rani
mixed
unci
occasional
snow
Hurries
this
afternoon
und
evening.
Cloudy
with
a
few
snow
flurries
Saturday.
Winds,
southerly,
25
miles
per
hour,
shifting
to
northeast
(2()i
this
afternoon.
Ct-lder
j
Saturday.
Lows
tonight
and
j
highs
Saturday
At
Prince
Ru-!
I.ac
j
nirnt
of
tShMVey
I
.
Dingle
lo
be
vice-president
in
tiiarce
of
op-
cration
with
system
lion.
Since
lM8
be
lias
been
assistant
vice-president
of
opera!
ion
to
Hip
late
N.
B.
Walton
who
died
recently.
He
is
4!)
years
of
asc
I.NGRID'S
I5LVK-i:VH
BABE
KOMK
ingrid
Bergman
and
her
lilne-cyril
baby
boy,
Ix.r.i.
last
nifil.t,
"are
iloitn;
very
nicely
Ibis
morning;,"
according
1
report
of
Dr.
Tier
Lund
Guid-olli
win.
delivered
tlic
Swedish-born
actress
of
lirr
7
pound
11
ounce
iiaby.
BcrRman
plans
to
marry
the
Kalian
Him
director,
Robert
Kossrllihi,
as
soon
as
she
can
obtain
a
divorce
from
1r.
'ct,.r
l.iiHNlroiii
or
Holl.vwo.xl.
Dr.
GuiUotti
said
the
birth
was
"absolutely
normal."
(
Ol
Ll)
liCK
RUSSIA
WASIU.VGTON
In
snH.
f
Hi.-
touRliest
laniiuaee
yel
used
in
the
cold
war,
toiled
states
Defence
Secretary
Louis
Johnson
said
last
night
.
that
the
United
Slates
is
ready
to
"lick
bell"
out
of
Russia
on
an
hour's
tolire.
"Joe
Stalin
will
know
that,
if
he
starts
something
at
4
a.m.,"
Johnson
declared,
"the
fig
h
tins
powers
of
the
United
States
wil
be
on
the
job
at
5
a.m.'
Johnson's
words
were
de-
?a
AJA
ern
Washington
College
of
Edu
cation
wnere
nc
is
takine
a
und
plant
life
ages
ago
in
this!
district
-moll
usks
on
the
Queen
j
"l
Take
l.V.I
I.aku
..
"-k.il
hi
It
LOCAL
TIDES
course
ia
electrical
engineering.
r.ine
miles
from
Francoix
Lake
I
2:31
20.5
feet
.70
Otl
05',;,
04
Vi
.47
.14
2.90
.53
2.50
.364
1.55;
G7.E0
.13
1.04
.04
3.73
.30
2.20
2.50
'
)
.23
.52
3
00
landing.
!
14:24
22.2
feet
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
New
York
l,
Montreal
4
President
A.
J.
Dominato
wdojLow
8:22
5-9
feet'
In
the
chair
and
luncheon
'.
20:50
1-6
feet
guests
included
J.
Field,
Ralph
Hood
and
C.
II.
Orme.
Announcement
was
made
by!
pert
,15
and
25;
Sandspit,
18
and
Recording
Secretary
W.
2(i.
i
.
.hi
'
dun
if
Ucla'.'
K"
f
.
tSI
I
t'-M
-IJ
i
Scott
of
an
attendance'
couteslj
tiu
ring
tiie
coming
two
months'
Co-op
Membership
Meeting
Sunday,
February
5,1
$50
2
p.m.
Sons
of
Norway
Hall,
5th
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
Fishermens
Co-operative
.
Association
Union
steamer
Chileotln,
Capt.
Hairy
McLean,
Is
due
in
port
at
5;30
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
wayuoints
and
will
vim
w.
M.
.Watts,
A.
M.
Hurst,
Dr.
R.
G,
Large
art
G.
A.
Huiir
tcr
as
captains.
-
sail
at
10
p.m.
for
Massett
Inlet
Just
received
Grade'
a
i..h-,
;felll)s
Hall
sat--
n-
Everbody
CANADIAN
WOMEN
ATHLETES
Tw
o
of
Canada's
competitors
in
the
British
Empire
games
at
Auckland,
N.Z.,
are
shown
here
on
their
arrival
In
New
Zealnd.
Left
is
22-year-old
Viola
Myers,
a
sprinter
from
Toronto,
and
on
the
right
is
Mrs.
Linda
Adams
Hunt,
.frnineUe
djver
from
Vancouver.
C.
P.
Photo
rot
urn
points
whence
she
will
inerea
to
a
lathering
f
inn
New
Laid
Eggs.
At
the
Pioneer
I
,
here
Sunday
to
sail
at
9
p.m.
for
j
fellow
alumni
of
University
of
t?n.
Food
Market.
53
cents
a
dozen
,
uie
souin.
j
Virginia.
(29)
(30i
17