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NEWSPAPER
81
CABS
PH0!!E
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest'
VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
150
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
28,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
iroeee
ds
if
nisi
"H
!!
1
U
if
Northern
Forces
Ad
vance-
ited
States
Bolstering
mericans
Lose
Two
Planes
A
f
-
...
,
I
s
ices
for
Far
East
War
I
OLDEST
MAN
DEAD
Thinks.
U.S.
Is
1
HARBOR
W
The
Unl-.
reported
that
Chinese
National's
moved
swiftly
today
j
istg
assured
that
the
United
Pther
a
second
hard-
statcs
.
force
to
yivm.
pacific
task
en-
'jSnlng
American
policy
Formasa-
today
!
their
Communist
aggression
In
Plane
and
worships
to
halt
at-
f
0
K
Y
O
(CP)
-
Seoul,
capital
of
embattled
southern
Korea,
tonight
had
fallen
to
the
invading
northern
Communists
and
the
capital's
seaport
Ecemed
undefended.
Pilots
returning
from
American
bombing
-attacks
said
that
the
capital
was
in
Red
hands.
Landing
at
a
southern
Japanese
air
base,
East.
,iacxs
on
ine
communist
main-
pilots
said
they
saw
neavy
nsnc-
Going
Too
Far
MOSCOW
O
In
a
front
page
editorial
on
President
Truman's
action
in
the
Far
East,
Pravda
asked
today
If
the
United
Statcs
has
not
gone
too
far.
Calling
the
United
States
action
In
intervening
in
the
Korean
war
"without
precedent
in
Inter
PKNTICTON
Alverei
Rudolph
Haasburg,
who
never
smoked,
drank
or
married,
and
who
claimed
115
yean
died
here
yesterday.
Haasbnrg,
probably
the
oldest
man
in
Canada,
died
of
shock
following
a
broken
hip
suffered
In
a
fall.
FIGHT
FOR
CANCER
FUND
JEW
YORK
Sugar
Ray
Robinson
will
defend
his
welterweight
title
for
$1
against
Charlie
Fusar,
Irvington,
NJ.,
Aiicust
7
at
Jersey
City
for
txistins
Seventh
task
land.
Thus
an
uneasy
.truce
prepared
to
carry
out
vails
In
the
civil
war.
The
Com-i
Truman's
ordbrs
to
munists
are
free
to
violate
It
but
Formosa,
Chinese
Na-
only
at
risk
of
'clash
with
war-t
itronghold,
from
Red
J
ships
and
Jet
fighters
and
bomb-I
er
of
the
United
States
Seventh
:;me
Taipei
on
Formosa
Fleet.
.
ing
but
were
unable
to
determine
jusff
how
the
battle
was
going
beyond
Seoul
although
there
were
indications
that
the
Communist
drive
was
proceecl-
Fisherman
Is
Missing
f
ing.
The
Republican
forces,
It
national
relations
in
the
post-1
I
war
period,"
the
newspaper,
'charged
that
"this
is
cne
more,
i
Harold
Hampton
'Moose
Governor
was
thought,
might
set
up
a
new
defence
line
about
75
".miles
south
of
Seoul.
United
States
air
force
suffered
its
first
losses
in
the
Korean
A
40-year-old
North
Vancouver
iecution
More
Douks
fact
that,
fisherman
Jack
Ross
is
believed
manifestation
of
the
American
"ruling
circles
are
not
drowned
near
York
Island
In
fighting
today
when
two
planes
confining
themselves
to
prepar-;
Wales
Passage
about
45
miles
At
the
regular
meeting
of
the
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
held
in
the
Moose
Temple
last
night
LI
.
....
iM
v
v
ations
for
aggression
but
nave
LoN
An
assize
court
il
i
i
i
n
I!
1
1
i
r
J
'
gone
over
to
direct
acts
of
commended
that
nearly
Harold
Hampton
was
elected
north
of
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
-a
ngnoer
ana
Domoer-weie
Police
here
disclosed
today
that!1"
down
.by
the
Communists,
hsi
glllnet
boat
had
been
found
The
crews
are,
however,
reported
'safe.
xr.u
t-i-j
i
i-.,
s
of
Freedom
Doukhobor
governor
and
H.
Whif
f
In
trea-i
for
conspiracy
In
tht
surer.
Junior
Governor
Howard
Pravda's
statement
is
believed
to
be
an
interim
expression
from
th
8ovlet
government.
noon.
It
contained
a
net
and
drum.
Ross
left
Inverness
Cannery
the
Damon
Runyon
cancer
fund.
Promoter
Andy
Neider-reJter
announced
the
15
round
bejiit
yesterday.
QUINTS
ALL
DIE
NEW
'
ORLEANS
Quintuplets
so
tiny
that
only
one
ever
breathed
were
born
to
a
28-year-old
negro
woman
yesterday.
All
five
babies,
four
bays
and
a
girl,
died
within
five
hours
of;
their
birth.
They
were
three
months
premature.
INSPECTING
DEFENCES
.
EDMONTON
High
officers
of
the
Northwest
Air
Command
left
today
for
a
visit
to
instal
jrning
of
a
co-operative
Walker
was
In
the
chair.
After
,!
Grand
Forks.
'discussion
of
routine
matters,
recommendation
came
(
the
likelihood
of
having
a
picnic
-
-
'
WhJifcuW'
'kM.
Sunday
afternoon
for
glllnet
Mm
Sherstlbltoff,
one
of
,
for
the
chlldern
was
discussed,
-evicted
on
charges
arls-
and
a
committee
headed
by
of
the
fire,
told
the
court
j
Percy
Bond
appointed
to
look
s
are
guilty."
He
placed
j
into
possibilities,
jiber
involved
at
nearly
sockeye
fishing
up
the
Naas
River.
The
B.C.
Police
P.W.L.
15
is
investigating
at
the
scene.
THE
SHOW'S
OVER
FOR
THF
PRESENT
Gathered
to
hear
their
leaders
in
East
Berlin
deride
the
"war-mongering
Imperialists"
of
the
West,
these
German
.youths
found
It
wet
and
cold
in
their
shorts
and
shirts.
From
the
East,
the
Western
Sector
looked
formidably
armed
with
planes,
tanks
and
side-armed
riflemen."
BASEBALL
SCORES
TODAY'S
SCORE
National
Brooklyn
5,
New
York
3
National
New
York
10,
Brooklyn
3
Cincinnati
8,
Pittsburgh
3
Philadelphia
3,
Boston
2
St
Louis
3-4,
Chicago
2-t
American
UNITED
NATIONS
:
IS
UNDER
TEST
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
Secretary
of
State
Dean
Acheson,
In
a
statement
today,
saw
the
present
crisis
in
Korea
as
a
test
of
whether
the
United
Nations
would
survive.
Mariner
and
Wife
Missing
All
Week
n
Sons
were
convicted
rpps
ranging
from
con-1
lo
dynamiting
rail
lines.
'
we
remanded
for
sen-
Navy
Units
At
U.S.
Call
FLOODS
RECEDING
VANCOUVER
Columbia
and
Frascr
River
flood
waters
have
dropped
another
half
foot
since
yesterday,
the
gauges
at
Trail
and
Mission
show.
Boston
7,
Philadelphia
5
(11
Jolics
Seek
lations
in
the
Mackenzie
River
basin
and
elsewhere
in
the
northwest.
They
described
the
trip
as
purely
routine
and
having
nothing
to
do
with
the
Korean
crisis.
'
NEW
DCGHARME
EVIDENCE
VANCOUVER
Frederick
Credit
Union
Expands
To
Million
Dollar
Business
The
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Credit
Union
this
month
has
taken
its
place
with,
the
million
dollar
Exemption
LONDON
ft
Prime
Minister
Attlee
announced
Britain
had
decided
to
place
Ks
naval
forces
In
Japanese
waters
at
the
dls-
Watson
Island
a
earnest
plea
tp
City
immU.
-to,vtif4at--4
busfoeraea;
-The
local
office
report.
that
ftare
capital
Innings)
Washington
4.
New
York
3
(12
Innings)
"
Detroit
9,
Chicago
3
St;
Louis
4,
Cleveland
3
.
Victoria
9,
Tacoma
2
'Yakima
6,
Sacm'5-'"""
Trl-City
15,
Wenatchee
2
'
Spokane
at
Vancouver
rain
Sacramento
13,
Portland
3
San
Francisco
7,
Los
Angeles
2
Oakland
5,
Hollywood
4
Seattle
12,
San
Diego
4
VICTORIA
W
A
retired
mariner
and
his
wife
today
were
feared
drowned
in
"the
Gulf
of
end
are
Capt
and
Mrs.
George
Ward
of
Galiano
Island.
Two
Indians
yesterday
found
their
fishing
boat
drifting
near
the
east
coast
of
Galiano.
Capt.
Ward
once
sailed
a
Chinese
Junket
to
the
Pacific
Coast
from
the
Orient.
support
the
American
action
In
South
Korea.
Attlee
said
the
British
naval
forces
are
offered
president
of
Annunciation
Hnme
and
School
Assocla-Jt
forth
the
school's
case
mptlon
from
taxation,
-fins
said
the
school
took
lor
immediate
use.
"I
need
scarcely
say
the
Prime
and
deposits
now
amount
to
$1,000,300.
A
Canadian
Press
report
from
Tenticton
says
the
Union
has
been
awarded
the
championship
plaque
for
the
most
progressive
credit,
-
-
s
union
In
British
Columbia
Ior'ftt
T
II
the
second
consecutive
year.
The
1!)fgW3
,,M
I3IKS
award
was
made
at
the
eleventh
.1
annual
convention
of
B,.
credit,
0UJ
Af
ty.a
onH
nf
Wiv
share
cud'-1
I
120
pupils,
who
were
:
Minster
speaks
for
all
parties
In
to
the
standards
'
the
House
when
he
makes
this
il
up
Breaks
"Again
Commercials
in
5
to
0
Shut-out
Victory
Watson
Island,
In
last
night's
baseball
fixture
against
Commercials,
followed
normal
"
procedure
by
playing
good
baseball
for
the
early
Innings
and
working
the
crowd
into
a
state
of
thinking
they
were
fielding
a
team
at
last.
But
the
usual
break
came
when
the
pressure
was
on
In
the
-third
frame
frame
and
and
three
three
rj
for
them
to
go
on
into
.
announcement,"
Winston
Chur
More
U.S.
Arms
Dtttharatr
hart
been
granted
an
appeal
to
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
against
the
death
sentence
for
murder
of
Ferne
Blanche
Fisher.
Defence'
is
understood
to
have
new
evidence
that
Ducharme
was
not
In
the
company
of
the
dead
woman
on
the
night
in
question.
'
28
DEAD
IN
CRASH
,.
PERTH,
Australia
Twenty-'
eight
persons,
including
two
infants,
died
in
the
crash
of
an
Australian
National
Airways'
Skymaslel
52
miles
from
Perth-It
was
West
Australia's
worst
air
disaster.
The
sole
survivor
was
foudn
dazed
and
badly
-
high
schools.
In
so
doing,
Chin.
leader
of
the
Conservative
THE
WSATHLR
Synoptita
md
thpv
rut
nf
f
about
I
nnnrisit
inn.
said.
"We
shall
do
a
year
from
the
amount
1
our
best
to
give
him
any
support
Move
To
Asia
WASHINGTON
W
The
St.!
tal
and
deposits
stood
at
$801,-)
OTTAWA
Premier
he
needs
in
what
seems
to
me
an
Although
the
weather
picture
over
British
Columbia
and
to
the
west
continues
somewhat
un-
inescapable
duty."
United
States
poured
an
increas
ing
volume
of
war
materials
into
its
Pacific
pipelines
today
to
re
Laurent
and
party
leaders
held,
a
special
sitting
last
evening
to
discuss
the
situation
In
Korea,
which
Is
considered
grave.
There
was
no
immediate
statement
'
settled'
would
PPear
J1at
W
to
run
the
city
schools,
nig
the
school
hall,
he
"y
charitable
organization
'milted
to
use
It
free
but
not
rented
out.
The
school
'.
he
added,
were
for
use
fhiidren
of
the
neighborly
only
pupils
at
the
men
scored
on
a
muffed
fly
to
000
with
loans
for
tne
year
a-,
$671,000.
Endowment
loans
amounted
to
$47,000.
Membership
stood
at
1,450
compared
to
1,259
at
the
end
of
May
1949.
Volume
in
June
was
bis.
President
Is
Andrew
Dybhavn
and
secretary
manager
is
George
Vlereck.
inforce
the
new
fighting
front
drawn
against
the
Communist
aggression
in
Asia.
start
the
Commercials
on
their
way
to
a
5-0
victory.
an
hour
after
the
'
Now
that
American
planes
and
burned
crash.
most,
regions
wm
enjoy
sunny,
warm
weather
today
and
again
tomorrow.
The
large
disturbance
which
save
the
cloud
and
rain
to
the
coastal
sections
yesterday
has
now
moved
horth-ward
and
is
causing
rain
over
the
Charlottes
this
morning.
tsCiirte
CANADA
APrROVES
OTTAWA
External
Affairs
Minister
Peasron,
warmly
applauded
by
the
Commlns,
today
vigorously
supported
the
American
armed
invasion
in
Korea
and
said
Canada
will
confer
with
her
United
Nations
partners
to
see
what
aid
she
herself
can
offer.
warships
are
In
combat
action
I
Vv.
.
1
our
men
on
base
the
flrst
around
Korea,
arms
are
being
urgently
dispatched
to
Indo
two
innings
but
they
were
held
rhlna
and
the
PhiliDDines.
and
i
scorless.
In
the
third
inning
aid
that
at
present
the
as
taxed
at
the
rate
of
I
J.-S.
Black,
vice
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
j
Labor
Council,
left
for
Vancou-j
vcr
today
by
plane
to
attend
an
j
executive
meeting
of
the
Provln-i
cial
Council
:f
Carpenters
in
"ryear.
It
had
been
pos-
Halibut
Sales
Canadian
Formosa
is
being
screened
by
Shier
started
off
for
the
Com-
ciou(i
js
expected
to
move
into
mercials
with
a
hit.
Marshall
northern
and
central
B.
C.
today
the
United
States
Navy
'o
meet
the
payment
in
Wore,
he
went
on,
but
in
yars
there
had
been
a
The
next
major
move
in
the
I
went
down.on
a
play
from
second
and
tonight.
A
few
showers
or
INVESTIGATE
ACT
OTTAWA
A
four
man
commission
has
been
set
up
to
overhaul
Canada's
combines
legislation,
Justice
Minister
Carson
announced
in
the
Commons...
Chairman
Is
Mr.
Justice
J.
H.
McQuarrie
of
Nova
Scotia,
and
Dean
Curtis
of
University
of
British
Columbia
to
first.
Sinclair
walked
when
thunderstorms
are
also
expeted
Cape
Beale,
39,000,
28.1c,
27.3c.
i
Vancouver
Thursday
and
Friday.
23c,
Storage.
Mr
Biack
js
Z3ne
representative
grim
contest
over
spreading
Soviet
Communism
is
up
to
the
on
reserves
and
Jt
was
no
i
"possible
for
them
to
con
for
this
area.
Guny,
5,000,
Co-op.
hit
by
the
pitcher,
and
D.
Scherk
got
to
first
base
on
a
fielder's
choice.
With
bases
loaded,
Haw-ryluk
let
drive
with
a
long
fly
to
left
field,
which
was
missed
Kremlin.
Administration
officials
are
agreed
that
as
the
situation
now
stands,
following
the
Truman
decision
to
meet
the
in
these
northern
regions
this
afternoon.
Extensive
banks
of
fog
which
have
been
forming
over
cold
coastal
waters
will
move
on
to
the
land
tonight.
However,
,
the
U.S.
Approves
Port
Agreement
WASHINGTON
The
convention
between
the
United
States
and
Canada
extending
certain
port
privileges
to
Pacific
Coast
halibut
fishermen
was
ratified
by
the
Senate
last
night.
The
agreement
was
ratified
by
the
,
I
;
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
:
J
(Courtesy
8.'
D.
Jolmston
Co.
Ltd.)
join
ting
out
once
more
sh
saved
by
the
city
in
J(in
of
the
public
schools
ther
benefits
the
city
de-ftom
operation
of
Annun-n
School,
Mr.
Lyons
asked
h
city
consider
exempting
Korean
challenge
head
on,
the
little
group
of
powerful
men
who
run
Russia
and
Its
satellites
holds
the
key
to
world
war
or
fog
should
retreat
to
the
water
areas
tomorrow
morning.
Forecast
by
Carroll,
allowing
all
three
base
runners
to
score.
From
there
on
the
game
deteriorated
and
Commeclals
were
allowed
another
run
in
the
fifth
and
one
In
the
sixth.
Robinson,
In
spite
of
lack
of
support
from
his
teammates,
,B
taxation.
.7
Aumaque
,
.23
Beattie
,
.52
Bevcourt
.56
Bobjo
.12
V2
T-
B.
Black
said
It
was
is
-a
member.
206
BODIES
UNCOVERED
DAMASCUS,
Syria
Rescue
workers
had
uncovered
206
bodies
today
in
the
wreckage
from
a
fuel
depot
explosion
near
Horns,
100
miles
north.
A
late
count
shows
382
were
Injured
in
the
biast
yesterday.
U-STesidenT"
visible
under
the
Municip-
Canadian
Parliament
May
29.
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
today
and
Thursday.
Stymy
Intervals
tomorrow.
Showers
today,
Fog
banks
over
water
drift-
1
Act
for
the
olty
to
exempt
peace.
There
appeared
no
doubt
among
top
officials
that
whatever
the
outcome
of
the
present
crisis,
they
had
done
the
rigH
thing
in
deciding
to.
go
to
the
support
of
South
Korea,
once
the
United
,
Nations
Security
Council
had"
ordered
the
Northern
Invaders
out.
While
Truman
took
a
calcu-
"e
from
taxation
but
that
Ditched
steady,
heady
ball
were
!
in
ashore
at
r.ight.
Little
change
"as
a
resolution
eolntr
for-
Buffalo
Canadian
.22
Consol.
Smelters
98.50
Conwest
:
1,25
"
throughout.
Eleven
hits
rmmtPri
niralnst.
him
but
It
Is
ln
remperamre.
"s
uBuu
exT
P
Irom
the
council
to
have
doubtful
If
the
count
would
'
have
southerly
(20)
over
open
'tlslation
changed
so
that
waters
today.
Lows
tonight
and
'
such
as
that
of
the
school
been
that
high
had
he
had
back
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
Calls
It
War
British
House
Cheers
Attlee
LONDON
-
Both
parties
cheered
Premier
Attlee
Tuesday
after
he
had
read,
slowly
and
with
solemnity,
the
attitude
of
the
government
respecting
how
11
be
dealt
with
by
the
city.
j
lated
risk
of
war
with
Russia
in
mg
jn
the
field.
I
Donalda
v
52
,
Elriona
.25
East
Sullivan
6.40
G'ant
Yelhnvknife"
7.40
I
God's
Lake
32
Harclrcck
39
n
ii.
'Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
50
making
his
decision
on
Korea,
nawryiUK
lur
wir
nuiiuucii.iaio
-
Vancouver
Bralorne
1.50
B.
R.
Con
04
'i
B.
R.
X
OS,
Cariboo
Quartz
M5
Congress
20
Hedley
Mascot
.23
Pacific
Eastern
:
06
Pend
Oreille
6.00
Pioneer
Premier
Border
03
Privateer
15
Reeves
McDonald
2.70
Reno
03
Sheep
Creek
M0
Sllbak
Premier
""J
Taku
River
'
08
Salmon
Gold
05
Silver
Standard
1-70
Western
Uranium
56
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
5.45
A.
P.
Con
45
Atlantic
280
fLl
HJWCU
UIUV
111LO
ttllVA
iiu
"forge
Casey
moved
that
Agates
to
the
Central
Columbia
Municipalities
iation
conventon
-
be
asked
WASHINGTON
-
In
state-
I
his
advisers
argue
that
any
pol-ments
made
by
President
Tru-1
Icy
smacking
of
appeasement
man,
Tuesday,
regarding
the
i
would
have
been
even
riskier
by
the
Kremlin
to
invasion
of
Southern
Korea
by
encouraging-
count
American
weakness,
on
rfv.mmnntrf
V,..
m,,ra
than
once
'omrnend
the
legislator
The
Harricana
10
Heva
07Vi
IIosco
.07
Jolirt
Quebec
52
itv
HoH
Mat.
nns
reirara
we
runs
in
the
whole
game.
He
has
been
turning
in
fine
performances
all
season.
He
took
a
bad
thump
on
the
arm
ln
an
early
game
that
put
him
out
of
action
for
a
while
but,
since
his
return,
5'1
Basset
una
I,
,u.
"n,ar'
not
only
in
Korea,
but
else
.U
wlnt1..
on1
iinartrxmPfi
I
WXlCfe.
American
forces
ln
the
Philip
his
efforts
at
both
first
base
and
j
An
erfiergent
meeting
of
munlst
attack
on
southern
Korea.
The
United
Nations
could
not
afford
to
take
any
stand
other
than
unity
and
strength
and
the
will
to
demonstrate
power
when
deliberate
aggression
showed
itself,
Attlee
said.
C.
F.
Viers
appeared
at
the
local
game
office
today
to
claim
on
the
mound
have
been
credit-
xslmpsean
Lodge
No.
58
A.F.
&
pine
Islands
are
being
strengthened,
and
authority
has
been
Unltei
the
bounty
for
a
wolf
shot
near
civen
to
supplement
able.
-
,
A.M.
will
be
held
In
the
Masonic
The
most
spectacular
play
of
xemple
on
Thursday,
June
29th,
States
units
ln
southern
Korea.
1
Rainbow
Lake
on
the
highway.
last
night's
game
came
in
the
1
1950
at
2.15
p.m.,
tor
the
purpose
foursday,
June
29,
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Calmont
59
Central
Leduc
1-66.
fifth
inning,
wnen
Sid
Scherk
popped
one
out
toward
third
of
conducting
a
funeral
service
for
our
late
Wor.
Bro.
Joseph
Lakei
Rowan
15
Little
Long
Lac
43
V2
Lynx
.25
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.50
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.78
Moneta
32
Negus
1
9
Noranda
66.00
Louvlcourt
17
Pickle
Crow
2.15
Regcourt
07
Vx
Senator
Rouyn
27
Shrrrlt
Gordon
2.05
Steep
Rnck
3.10
Silver
Miller
83
Upper
Canada
2.50
1950
22.5
feet
18.9
feet
0.8
feet
7.2
feet
Home
Oil
14
&
base.
Magnus
ran
out
from
be-jRaipn
Morln
Members
of
Tyee
0:13
13:29
7:04
19:04
-15
Mercury
hind
the
bat
and
got
his
mitt
under
It
but
it
bounced
In
the
Lodge
and
sojourning
brethren
are
invited
to
attend.
A
public
Okalta
170
Committee
Approves
Statehood
Bill
WASHINGTON
ft
The
Senate
Insular
Committee
approved
today
bills
that
had
passed
the
House
to
grant
statehood
to
Alaska
and
Hawaii.
Chairman
CMahoney
(D.
Wyo.)
announced
the
committee
voted
8-2
ln
favor
of
the
Alaskan
statehood
bill
with
three
refraining
from
voting.
The
Hawalln
bill
was
approved
9-1
with
another
present
hut
not
voting.
air.
However
.Robinson
had
come
service
wm
held
in
the
First
(Prince
Rupert)
T
A.
Netheny,
Q.
A.
Harding,
city:
T.
Kaye,
.
G.
Burns,
L.
Young,
Vancouver;
T.
Dubney.
Nanaimo;
R.
PrU-chard,
R.
Sheppard,
Ottawa;
R.
Cheale,
Miss
B
Woolf,
New
Westminster;
D.
Miss
McLean,
G.
Dawe,
Toronto;
Winnipeg.
.
...
-1
N
I.
Rogers,
on
the
teaching
over
from
pixher's
box
and
snag
Presbyterian
Church
at
3
p.m.
W.
D.
VANCE,
Secretary.
Pacific
Pete
-
b.uo
80
Princess
Royal
Canadian
.09
Toronto
09
Athona
ged
the
ball
before
it
reached
the
ground.
of
Booth
Memorial
High
left
for
Vancouver
today
7"e
to
attend
summer
i
Xt
.
if