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March
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TNCOI.TLETK
1949
June
8
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
Columbia's
ORf.lES
DRUGS
Daily
Delivycr
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at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port-Trince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest'
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
1.
PRINCE-RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY.
JANUARY
3,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
TAR
J
1!
'
1
11
Pr
ft
According
ress
.elanese
0
dcieon
Construction
To
Start
Early
SulleiMA
Killed
In
ane
Crash
:urteei
:attle
In
Spring,
Company
Head
Says
i
j.'l'IIJ.;
(dA
transport
plane
loaded
with
.
University
stdents
crashed
and
exploded
scc-;
alter
a
takeff
from
Boeing
.Field
last
night,
.,,.;it
kast
forteen
of
thirty
persons
aboard
it.
JERUSALEM
IS
RAIDED
Two
Air
Attacks
On
Holy
City
Jewish
Retaliation
On
Cairo
JERUSALEM
Jerusalem
was
bombed
by
unidentified
war
planes
last
night,
the
attack
being,
apparently,
concentrated
on
the
Jewish
quarter.
A
new
threat
of
Jewish
retaliation
against
Cairo
was
thereby
brought.
There
were
two
raids.
At
least
five
persons
were
injured
in
the
first
raid.
No
details
arc
available
on
the
second
raid
which
was
three
hours
later.
IEW
YEAR
DEATHS
TORONTO
With
a
list
of
twenty
violent
deaths
during
the
New
Year
holiday
week-end,
Canadians
looked
back
today
on
a
holiday
comparatively
safely
spent
when
set
against
the
death
toll
of
55
killed
in
the
Christmas
days
of
the
previous
week-end.
Canadian
Press
compilation
found
that
only
one
high
World
Dates
Of
1948
By
The
Canadian
Press
Large
Deliveries
of
Steel
and
Concrete
for
Material
Stockpile
Starting
This
Month
Work
in
connection
with
the
construction
and
operation
of
the
high
alpha
cellulose
pulp
mill
near
Prince
Rupert
is
progressing
steadily,
according
to
a
btatement
issued
today
by
HaroId'TJlancke,
President
of
Celanese
Corporation
of
America
and
its
susidiary,
survived
I)'
crasn
ana
one
person
was
still
Mr
1
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Vf
MIIUCIIl,
in
i
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Vf;.l
V;
JANUARY
-.fillip'
(n
"HI
UirtiUil
!
COLLAPSES,
nil
11
I'-3
from
I
of
British
1
Nationalization
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ltd.
"Clearing
of
the
mill
site,"
;
-
ciii
tor
;e
Air
("IiVu.t,
a
non-
railways
effective.
Mr.
Blancke
said
in
New
York
to
take
them
11141
l'i'"
2
Prime
Minister
Attlee
ac
"has
been
completed
and
it
is
CuniiPcU-
CAHADA-U.S.
ui
Ni'
Itfvcn,
DIES
WHILE
AT
CHURCH
cuses
Russia
of
"new
.Jt!
tin-holidays.
Many
.
.
,,
oiuiwnt
North-
now
ready
for
construction
of
the
buildings.
A
camp
to
house
construction
workers
is
being
4
B
u
r
m
a's
,
independece
treaty
with
Britain
ratified.
5
Scmiramis
Hotel,
Jerusa
IN
DEFENCE
THE
WEATHER
way
crash
resulted
in
deaths,
that
being
in
Vancouver
where
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Howard
and
her
brother,
William
Cuundley,
lost
their
lives
when
an
interurban
siruck
an
automobile
at
Twelfth
and
Arbutus
as
a
wig-wag
signal
failed
to
function.
Ontario
led
the
provinces
with
fen
violent
deaths.
Quebec's
toll
was
five
and
British
Columbia's
four.
QUEEN
MARY
AGROUND
SOUTHAMPTON
Sailing
of
the
steamer
Queen
Mary
for
New
York,
scheduled
for
today,
has
been
delayed
until
tomorrow
because
of
damage
done
when
the
giant
liner
ran
aground
off
Cherbourg-Saturday.
Officials
of
the
Cunard-White
Star
line
said
that
repairs
were
of
a
"minor
nature.",
Eight
lem,
bombed,
and
20
Arabs
Jules
Bcguin,
a
city
pioneer
of
almost
40
years'
standing,
collapsed
and
died
Sunday
morning
while
worshipping
at
Annunciation
Catholic
Church
where
he
had
been
a
faithful
erected
and
is
to
tie
followed
by
warehouse
facilities
which
will'
be
used
during
construction
for
materials
arriving
on
the
site.
"The
stock
piling
of
aggregate
:
In
rilin'i'
aiwmrd
the
4
(
nilxi's
nf
the
crow,
is
'TaLd
Die
plane
was
U'fl
hi
to
100
iialcs
per
it
f.iltered.
struck
the
id
'
a
il
hurst
Into
names.
killed.
12
President
Truman
pre
Synopsis
Warm
air
was
spreading
over
sents
largest
peacetime
budget
communicant
since
cumins
to
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
this
morning.
The
warming
was
most'
marked
at
has
been
under
way
for
several
weeks
in
order
to
provide
an
Prince
Rupert
In
1910.
$39,669,000,000.
j
15
Barbara
Ann
'.'
Scott
at
Prague
wins
second
consecutive
ladies'
figure
skating
title.
Plan
of
Co-cperalion
In
Event
of
Attack
Agreed
Upon
OTTAWA
(CP)
Canadian
Press
has
learned
that
Canada
a.nd
United
States
have
completed
plans
for
joint
defence
in
the
event
of
attack.
Both
would
send
forces
overseas
if
necessary.
United
States
tioops
would
be
sent
to
Canada.
Born
7;
years
ago
just
outside
ample
sunoly
of
material
for
Prince
George
where
temperatures
rose
from
23
below
last
Montreal,
Mr.
Seguin
spent
many
years
in
the
north
as
a
pouring
concrete.
Large
quanti
evening
to
near
zero
early
this
ties
of
steel
are
to
be
moved
by
morning.
Along
the
northern
20
British
Commons
approves
allowances
of
50,000
to
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
rail
from
the
East
and
cement
f
levated
i
Canonry
end
of
the
central
coast
tn.TC
een
hundred
passengers
stayed
aboard
the
ship
during
the
twelve
hours
she
was
ashore
on
a
mud
bar.
.
PROBE
AT
OKALLA
by
freighter
from
Vancouver
were
similar
but
less
marked
Philip.
commencing
at
once.
.
27
Irag
premier
resigns
fol
i
lowing
Baghdad
riots.
"Arrangements
for
procuring
construction
materials
have
been
30
Gandhi
assassinated
for
prospector
before
settling
-in
Prince
Rupert.
For
the
last
couple
of
years
he
had
been
aware
of
a
heart
condition
which
is
believed
to
have
been
the
cause
of
his
eventual
collapse
and
death,
about
10
minutes
after
he
entered
the
church
to
attend
Mass.
Mr.
Seguin
came
west
before
the
turn
of
the
century
and
took
employment
in
a
shipyard
In
One
problem
still
outstanding
is
that
of
slandardizaion
of
arms
upon
which,
however,
some
progress
has
been
made.
li.istial
I'roiiiolion
.
j;.4-.il
S.
Procktrr
completed,
and
the
delivery
FEBRUARY
rises
overnight
with
ear
ly
morning
temperatures
in
those
regions
well
above
freezing.
Over
the
remainder
of
the
province
cold
clear
weather
still
persists
although
gradually
rising
temperatures
are
exacted
there
during
the
next
48
hours.
The
storm
which
brought
rain
4rn
A
fi
I.
MeNaotrhton
schedules
provide
an
adequate
VANCOUVER
Prison
guards
have
been
suspended
and
there
will
be
,a
searching
inquiry
into
the
circumstances
surrounding
a
jail
break
from
Okalla
Prison
on
Sunday
when
eight
young
men
escaped
from
the
prison
by
sawing
their
way
through
bars.
.Two
Burnably
policemen
spotted
a
stolen
cat-last
night
and
found
the
occupants
to
be
five
of
the
eight
escapees.
They
had
beCn
on
the
loose
for
appointed
president
of
United
suPPy
of
materials
for
rapid
cr-ti
r
action
of
the
buildinRs
as
soon
February
at
Lake
Success.
as
conslruffUon
starts.sayarMrl
H
Vf
f
TTt
-4-Cevlon
becomes
a
Uomin-
Blancke's
'.statement.
"Every
!VV.i
V
L
I
I
L
U
nr
Basil
S.
I'mcktcr
13
A
,
iIiick
veins
iu
rector,
i
l(
vuii
d
ii
t
lie
canonry
!:
j.ii'irew's
CtUi'drul
here.
:U
ioum-nnciit
was
to
have
i
J
:k!c
personally
by
the
California.
In
1898
he
joined
and
near
gale
winds
to
the
ion
within
he
Commonwealth,
thing
will
'be
in
readiness
to
rAHff
HTFfA
northern
coast
lut
night
ap
drufction
of!
I
1
1
("r'rM-
the
Klondyke
gold
rush
and,
thereafter,
spent
10
years
In
the
6-Barbara
.Ann
Scott
wins
proceed
with
the-construction
"?
....
..-
Yukon
and
Alaska.
ther
-tmit
bkucr-TrrRrt::
spring.
'.,'
r
;.-
-
1
,,To
Shtceed
J.
fe.
M-jrjuR.
,
As
u
pro;.pei:lor,
lie
also
took
part
in
the
Nome
gold
rush
of
1900
and
several
smaller
stam-
ncdes.
including
the
one
at
'i.
.'
Ii.
C;P:
'in,
Bishop
of
:f
..i,
.;
lot
Oii;ionaton
njj
Andrew's
yesterday
but
4
i!
the
Bishop
made
this
m
"If
ie
now
Canon
Pruckter
liis
ministry
In
this
dio-f
;
Shusliana.
twenty-one
hours
after
sawing
a
bar
and
dropping
twelve
feet
to
the
ground.
H7ur
lji-Vcar-tild
and
a
22-year-old
Indian
were
nabbed,
the
officers
arrest
ing
them
at
gunpoint
and
taking
them
back
to
prison.
Later
another
of
the
escapees
was
rc-taken.
VICTORIA
BARRISTER
DIES
VICTORIA
R.
S.
Stewart.
Yates,
prominent
Victoria
barrister
and
clerk
of
the-Legislature
since
JtM
f,
died
today.
He
was
a
member
of
a
well
known
pioneer
Victoria
family
for
which
Sates
Street
was
named.
v
pears
to
be
moving
northeastward
this
morning.
However,
cloudiness
and
rain
are
expected
to
spread
to
northern
Vancouver
Island
by
Tuesday
with
snow
flurries
spreading
into
the
northern
Interior
today.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
Coast
Overcast
with
intermittent
rain
today
and
Tuesday.
Winds
southerly
(30
m.p.h.i.
Coming
to
Prince
Rupert
in
1910,
he
took
employment
with
Olier
Bcsner
at
the
Knox
Hotel
Olympic
tginre
skating
'
UUe""at
St.
Moritz.
8
R.C.A.F.
Flyers
win
Olympic
hockey
title
at
St.
Moritz.
10
Thirty-three
inmates
of
St.
John's,
Newfoundland,
old
peoples'
home
burned
to
death.
15
Barbara
Ann
Scott
retains
world
figure-skating
title
at
St.
Moritz.
18
John
A.
Costello,
.
56,
United
Irish
party
leader,
elected
Eire
prime
minister.
"
20
Britain,
United
States
and
France
agree
to
Saar
Valley
being
attached
to
French
economy;
eight
anti-communist
Czech
cabinet
ministers
re
He
w
as
the
owner
of
a
residence
Son
First
Avenue,
opposite
the
Knox
Hotel.
He
had
lived
in
re
.
Another
former
Canadian
Navy
vessel
of
the
war,
the
Flower
class
corvette
Sudbury,
will
go
into
commercial
service
on
this
coast
this
year.
The
105-foot
ship
is
now
at
the
West
Coast
Shipyards
in
Vancouver
being
reconverted
as
a,
towboat
and
freighter
to
replace
the
old
J.
R.
Morgan,
one-time
in
the
service
of
Canadian
National
Steamships,
in
running
between
the
mainland
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
as
a
rice
ship
fo
rthe
Pacific
Mills;
.The,
J
R.
Morgan
was
recently
retired
af-"
ter
having
operated
for
neiiy
forty
years
on
this
coast.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Tuesday:
Port
Hardy
34
and
40,
Massctt
35
and
42,
Prince
Rupert
32
and
40.
00-OOOOcoo?Kociootoaooa
TODAY'S
STOCKS
ft.
tirement
for
the
last
few
years
and
recently
attended
the
annual
"Over
70
Club"
Chibtmas
dinner
whrrc
he
appeared
In
good
health.
He
was
unmarried.
Mr.
Seguin
Is
survived
by
a
nephew
in
Seattle.
Another
nephew
died
In
the
Washln;-ton
city
a
short
time
8go.
1
Shanghai
City
Council
Asking
Communists
to
Negotiate
Peace
SHANGHAI
(CP)
The
Shanghai
city
council
today
went
over
the
head
of
the
Nationalistic
govern:
ment
and
asked
the
Chinese
communists
for
a
ceasefire
order
and
the
beginning
of
peace
talks.
The
appeal
was
sent
in
a
radio
message
to
the
Communist
capital
of
Yenan
for
relay
'
to
all
Communist
leaders.
It
said:
:
of
the
mill
will
serve
to
keep
the
erection
of
buildings
in
step
with
the
equipment
deliveries.
"Contracts
have
been
let
and
purchase
orders
Issued
for
practically
all
of
the
major
pulp
mill
equipment
items.
There
has
been
no
delay
of
the
construction
schedule.
The
preponderant
amount
of
the
construction
and
equipment
orders
have
been
placed
with
Canadian
vendors,
very
little
being
purchased
in
the
lnited
States.
"Surveys
of
ehe
timber
limits
are
well
along
and
have
reach-j
ed
the
point
where
logging
plans
have
been
formulatd
and
some
orders
for
equipment
placd.
It
is
expected
that
a
quantity
of
logs
will
be
in
the
inventory
by
the
end
of
1949,
and
that
.a
major
logging
program
will
get
under
way
early
in
1950.
,
Arrangements
have
been
made
for
log
storage
and
the
leases
for
booming
grounds
are
about
ready
to
be
issued."
George
Martin
of
the
local
construction
engineering
staff,
after
spending
the
past
two
weeks
In
Vancouver,
is
leaving
there
by
air
tomorrow
for
New
York
to
consult
with
Celanese
Corporation
heads
in
regard
to
the
local
project.
During
the
sign.
22
Explosion
shatters
Jerusalem
business
district
43
killed.
25
Communists
win
control
of
Czechoslovakia;
Klc-nient
Gollwald
new
premier.
29
Three
cars'
of
Cairo-to-Haifa
train
blown
up;
28
British
soldiers
killed
.
MARCH
IS
BURNED
TO
DEATH
HjeioowjooeKXwuiooooooeooiM
Vancouver,
Bayonne
OSi
Bralome
8.!0
B
R.
Con
03
B.R.X
08
'a
Cariboo
Quartz
1.35
Congress
01
flcdley
Mascot
.41
Pacific
Eastern
04:,4
PePnd
Oreille
5.50
Pionper
3.05
if?
"On
behalf
of
the
six
million
Rev.
Of
St.
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
I,ra;ue
Saturday
Montreal
3,
Toronto
5.
New
York
1.
Boston
4.
Detroit
3.
Chicago
5.
Sunday
Toronto
2,
New
York
4.
Chicago
3,
Detroit
5.
Pacific
Coast
League
Saturday
San
Diego
2,
Fresno
3.
Los
Angeles
1,
San
Francisco
8.
.
Portland
5,
Tucotna
2.
Seattle
4,
New
Westminster
1
Sunday
Vancouver
2,
Seattle
6.
Fresno
2,
San
Diego
3.
'.'OMRS
CANON
1
S.
Prockter
'Tw's
Cathedral.
03
'i
.
...
.15
Premier
Border
Privateer
10
Jan
Masaryk,
Czech
foreign
mini
ster,
commits
suicide.
12
Britain,
France,
Belgium,
the
Netheiiainds
and
Luxembourg
adopt
treaty
draft
setting
up
Western
European
Union
as
anti-Communist
bloc.
'14
United
States
Senate
approves
first
year's
operation
of
European
aid
plan.
15
Communists
and
Fascists
Reeves
McDonald
3.00
people
of
Shanghai,
the
Communist
leaders
are
asked
to
order
an
immediate
cease-fire
and
leave
everything
to
discussions
between
your
representatives
and
those
of
the
government."
"Generalissimo
Chiang
Kai-Shek
appears
to
be
still
disposed
to
carry
on
the
civil
war
although
the
Premier
of
China
and
some
of
the
leading
gen
r
f
St
4
'
"V
t
at
Vamleihoof
where
he
six-and-a-half
years
as
r
Ix-forc
proceeding
to
Eng-
fr
a
ycar-aiul-a-half.
Ue-;n
to
Canada,
he
was
for
"
at
Williams
Lake
and
ft
Macklin
in
the
diocese
iiskiitoon
whence
lie
came
00
1.47
36
26
"
.45
ll'.i
......
.0G
Reno
Sheep
Creek
r
.
Silbak
Premier
Taku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
Spud
Valley
barred
from
British
government
work
'
connected
with
national
coming
month
important
en
I)..:..
erals
are
disposed
to
negotiate
for
peace.
Interior
of
the
I
rovinciai
'nine
Kiinert.
nii
veins
gineering
officials
of
the
Corporation
are
expected
in
Prince
Rupert.
diocese
the
others
being
Canon
C.
A.
Ilinchllfrc
of
SmJlhers
and
Canon
W.
F.
Kushbrook
of
Prince
Rupert.
,
-
.......
v
''le'iiUiiii
or
Mr.
l'riK'kfcr
a
Miii'd
canon
In
this
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
4
60
A.F.
Con
23
Atlantic
91
Calmont
50
C.
&
E
0.10
Court
House
is
tailing
on
a
new
'look
us
painters
and
decorators
Tragedy
Victim
is
Granddaughter
of
Sheriff
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephens
The
six-year.
old
daughter
of
Mr.
'and
Mrs.
Melvin
Stephens,
living
in
Healdsburg,
about
60
miles
north
of
'
San
Franf
isco,
has
died
from
the
effects
of
burns
sustained
a
few
days
ago.
Up
to
yesterday
no
particulars
had
been
received.
In
a
long
distance
call
from
San
Fransisco
to
the
child's
grandparents,
Sheriff
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephens,
432
Fifth
Avenue
West,
word
was
first
received
telling
of
the
tragedy.
The
victim
of
the
burns,
Betty,
is
survived
by
a
brother,
and
parents.
Mr,
Stephens,
whose
boyhood
was
spent
in
Prince
Rupert,
and
who
for
while
was
employed
at
the
dry
dock,
has
been
living
in
California
for
a
considerable
time.
A
year
or
so
ago,
Sheriff
and
Mrs.
Stephens,
travelling
by
air,
made
a
trip
to
California,
tills
being
the
lust
time
they
saw
the
little
girl,
news
of
whose
tragic
death
has
just
come
to
them.
...
The
long
distance
call
came
from
Miss
Laura
Stephens
and
was
without
details,
but
it
is
thought
the
child's
dress
might
have
caught
fire
from
an
open
fireplace.
scrub
down
its
hallways
In
pre
security.
24
Britain
borrows
$60,500,-!
000
from
International
Monetary
Fund.
28
Communist
-
led
government
bloc
elected
in
Romania.
31
Russians
begin
inspection
of
freight
and
travellers
through
Soviet
zone
of
Berlin.
APRIL
5
Twenty
killed
in
Cairo
following
strike
of
3.000
policemen.
paration
for
a
repainting
job,
the
first
since
19;4.
The
work
is
being
done
by
Fred
Scadden.
V
i
Ijs
wty-lnch
December
Snowfall;
rilinmli
til
nn1tino
ill
ULltt
GUARD
CHURCH
LONDON,
tP
Rather
than
close
his
church
all
day
because
of
thieves,
Rev.
Reakes,
vicar
of
All
Saints,
near
Battrrsea
Park,
appealed
for
people
to
keep
walch
in
the
church
for
a
few
hours
at
a
time.
Central
Lrduc
1
55
Home
Oil
14.011
Mercury
16
Okalta
1.02
Pacific
Pete
2.99
Princess
39
s
Royal
Canadian
12
Hosco
18
'"
Ituier.',s
snowfall
(lur-set
a
record
that
".H
d
nnnm.icherl
In
re-
than
1947
and
three
inches
less
than
1940.
'
It
was
In
the
matter
of
sunshine,
however,
that
the
district
triumphed
in
1918.
During
the
your
there
were
1,038
hours
of
.22
';!"V't
Its
total
prccl-U;',Nl!,e
year
was
the
South
Brazeau
Toronto
Jaeknife
01
Joliet
Quebec
.45
Lake
Rowan
.06
Lapaska
lO',
Little
Long
Lac
78
Lynx
12'2
Matlsen
Red
Lake
2.43
McKenzle
Red
l
ake
32
Mcheod
Cocksluitt
97
6
Finland
signs
10-year
military
alliance
with
Russia;
British
budget
introduces
new-type
income
tax
freeing
500,000
persons
of
taxes.
12
Mr!
Roosevelt
unveils
statue
of
late
president
in
Lon
i;1
1i:i:,,
uramlins
to
.13
Athona
bright
sunshine,
a
record
for
at
least
10
years.
Sunshine
in
De
Aamaque
n''2
Beattle
51
Bevc.ourt
22
l
d
by
the
Doniin-M-atlou
at
Lit.by
'I'Uin;;
December
cember
totalled
22.7
hours,
nine
FAMOUS
SPEEDER
DIES-Sir
Malcolm
Campbell,
first
man
to
drive
an
automobile
at
faster
than
300
miles
per
hour,
died
Saturday
at
Reigute,
Sur-.
rey,
England
at
the
age
of
63.
He
had
been
iu
failing
health
since
an
eye
operation
in
June.
The
cause
of
his
death
was
not
announced.
000,000
front
Tel
Aviv
British
bank.
;
MAY
.
1
Cliiislos
Ladi.r,
Greek
justice
minister,
assassinated
at
Athens.
3
Cliakravartl
Rajagopala-ehaii
appointed
Governor-General
of
India.
5
Premier
Paul-Henri
Spaak
of
Belgium
resigns.
14
Britain
ends
Palestine
hours
more
than
In
November.
Average
tcmpcniture
for
the
month
was
a
frosty
31
degrees.
"'lies,
the
heaviest
P"i'le,j
hi
for
that
month
9-
tlht
decade,
while
pie-
don,
14
British
Commons
suspends
death
sentence
for
five
years.
19
Chiang
Kai-Shek
elected
China's
first
constitutional
president;
John
L.
Lewis,
United
States
mincworkers'
chief,
convicted
of
contempt
of
court.
26
King
George
and
Queen
Elizabeth
married
25
years.
27
Stern
Gang,
Jewish
ter-
Maximum
was
44.9
degrees
on
December
18
and
the
minimum
14
degrees
oil
December
16.
Barometric
extremes
during
the
month
were
30.8
inches
on
i
I
llie
month
was
Moisture
content
was
calculated
at
Moiieta
14
v
Negus
2.16
Noranda
54.75
Louvicourt
-35',
Pickle
Crow
2.01
Regcourl
05
San
Antonio
395
Senator
Rouyn
.
.41
Shcrritt
Gordon
2.11
Steep
Rock
.'.
1.61
Sturgeon
River
15
Silver
Miller
41
Bobjo
13'
i
Buffalo
Canadian
171-.
Consul.
Smelters
122.25
Con
west
1-35
Donalda
53
Elclona
70
East
Sullivan
3.15
Giant
Ycllowknife
4-70
God's
Lake
43
Hardrock
20
Harrlcana
08
Vi
Heva
09i
OCA!
.
TIDE51
Tuesday,
January
4,
1949
Hich
4:44
18.8
fee
''sing
lo
inches
of
IIAKKY
FRANCES
ADASK1N
MAKR
Violinist
Pianist
CIVIC
CENTRE
THURSDAY
8:15
P.M.
Dcc-cmbcra
18
and
28.65
Inches
mandate;
Jewish
provisional
government'
at
'
Tel
Aviv
announces
formation
of
state
of
Israel.
16
Chalm
Weizman,
Zionist
Continued
on
Page
8)
1
on
December
18.
18.5
feet
nc.h
of
water.
Snow
;5
days.
8
Maximum
wind
velocity
was
8.9
feet
1:23
Low
10:36
22:52
1
1
ii
ZlfllixMi.
II
minllil
II'
11
Hi
I
illf
WHIPTHHITI
5.8
feet
!
roiist
organization,
steals
$1,-
'?n
tor
the
year
was
J
'I?l"3le4
54
miles
on
hour
from
the
south
east
on
December
22.