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AND
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at
Canada'
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
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IHSP.VITHF-U
VOL.
XLI,
No.
26
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
31,
1952
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FIVE
CENTS
DELIVERY
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Egypt
mi
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Test
Vote
Is
Coming
Up
ISrilish
Austerity
Plan
l!uns
Parliamentary
Gauntlet
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Altitude
High
way-
Connected
Landing
Strip
Here
Surprise
Announcement
of
Local
Federal
Member
(!
reeled
With
Knthusiasm
Rest
news
yet
in
Prince
Rupert's
long
campaign
iiin
and
wesi
.
An
Egyptian
For-'
spokesman
indicated
hiit
Egypt
would
join
Y:
''
Defence
Com-(
urn
ill
dispute
with
snivfd
lo
this
eoun-
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A'i
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LONDON
0i
Prime
Miniver!
Winston
Churchill
has
asked
Ion
a
vote
of
confidence
on
the
government'!!
austerity
measures.
It
Is
rxpected
it
will
be
taken
to1
night.
Should
the
Labor
motion,
by
any
chance
win,
Mr.
Churchill
H
tll'h.
I
U
mm
it
V
cini.ui
sum
im.
the
establishment
ol
an
airport
in
tne
lmmeuiau:
would
have
to
resign
but
the
Con
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Premier.
Aly
Maner
vicinity
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naut,
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"C
EPtian
Ml'
f'-
Skeena,
is
in
receipt
of
a
communication
from
0
Hon.
Lionel
Chevrier,
minister
of
transport,
disclos-,
yesterday
Labor
members
o
t.rem.cr
yesterday
met
t
t
y
v
f
f
Ottawa
for
a
local
landing
Parliament
demanded
a
vote
ol
wdovs
of
four
pow-
"'h
J
non-confidence
in
the
Conserva-
nu
the
British
and
field
has
tinned
front
TUgWcll
Island,
Which
WOUUl
tiVe
government
for
proposing
who
last
October
-
-
cuibs
Britain's
social
i
v
navc
involved
a
water
ferry
on
costly
that
Egypt
join
the
t(,rvi,.c
jrm
the
city,
to
Ridley
.Wrested
in
was
that
Prince
Ru-
services
as
part
of
the
drastic
new
Middle
East
de-
i.sland,
which
can
be
made
read-
pert
.should
gel
us
snip,
no
mat-'economy
program,
muwl
to
defend
the
Uy
accPS.,ible
by
means
of
exist-;
ter
where
it
might
be
as
long
as:
The
motion
was
filed
In
the
lug
highway
extension
and
u;lt
was
convenient
to
the
city.
It
House
of
Commons
ju.st
before
na!
defence
offer
was
smau
bridge.
Ridley
Island
lies;
looked
like
Ottawa
was
now
the
start
of
a
two-day
debate
on
n
by
the
government
JUJ,t
a(.rosg
Porpoise
Harbor
from'
convinced
of
the
necessity
and
I
the
Spartan
proposals
made
on
i
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y--;
1
CANADIAN
APPOINTED
Rt.
Hon,
Vincent
Massey,
newly-appointed
first
native-born
Canadian
governor-general,
is
shown
In
robes
of
Chancellor
of
the
University
of
Toronto.
He
has
been
Chancellor
since
1947.
(CP
PHOTO)
Powell
River
and
Alcan
nearbv
Port
Edward.
11
mites
i
advantage
oi
on
air
strip
ai
t
uesday
by
R.
A.
Butler,
unan
distant
by
highway
and
eight
by!
Prince
Rupert
and
that
this
was
cellur
of
the
Exchequer,
to
put
railway.
!
to
be
made
the
air
centre
of
this:
Uie
country
on
its
feet
finan-
Mr.
Chevner's
communication.!
part
of
the
province.
dally,
particularly
the
Ridley
Island
i
t
Norton
Youngs,
president
of
i
The
motion
was
in
the
form
of
r
mu.iiii(iii
iiu.iciu
as
ousted
from
of-v
by
King
Farouk.
.inures
in
London
said
n
was
ready
to
make
lo
the
Egyptian
1
.
-cling
if
the
Cairo
;
is
willing
to
co-
it
li
western
defence
aspect,
came
-as
a
complete
and;
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
!
an
amendment
to
the
one
by
the
plea-sant
surprise
and
early
en
Proceeding
With
Project
For
Kitimat
Pulp
Mill
Powell
River
Co.
and
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
are
proceeding
with
preparation
for
the
installation
Commerce
and
Tor
some
years
I
panic
Minister
asking
the
House
chairman
or
the
chamber
s
aviu-j
f0r
approval
of
the
Butler
plan.
tion
committee,"
received
the:
news
as
the
'"biggest
yet"
and
thusiusm
was
expressed
-also
gratification
that
the
Department
had
been,
apparently
mak
BRIDE-TO-BE?
Press
reports
say
that
Baroness
Ravensdale,
56-vear-old
spinster
daughter
of
the
late
Marquis
Curzon
of
fkcdleslon
will
become
the
bride
of
Rt.
Hon.
Vincent
Massey,
'Canada's
newiy-nppointcd
Governor-General.
Despite
vehement
denial
by
Mr.
Massey's
family,
it
has
been
reported
that
Mr.
Massey
will
wed
in
England
and
after
a
short
honeymoon
in
the
the
"nearest
to
achievement"
oi
ing
thorough
Investigation
into
;i,c,
Premier
Aly
Maher
id
yesterday
that
he
the
local
landing
field
situation.!
a
local
airstrip.
It
waa
"the
most
The
Ridley
Island
site
would
i
positive
reaction"
we
have
evr
be
more
adequate
than
that
at
i
had
from
Ottawa.
The
Ridley
Tuixwell.
It
would
permit
of
a
Island
idea
looked
good
to
him
Loggers'
Wage
Demands
Are
Given
Hoist
of
a
pulp
or
pulp
and
paper
plant
in
the
Kitimat
area
in
addition
to
the
huge
aluminum
smelter
project.
ed
to
accept
any
pro-tin
might
have
for
the
ul
i
he
situation
In
li
Sievenson
culled
on
uiv
yeu-rday,
lor
..
the
mi'c
October.
The
only
reason
the
Tugwell
sile
i
had
been
supixjrted
was
that
it
seemed
to
be
the
most
economlt-1
runway
up
to
B.bOO
feet
long.
The
minister
aLso
suggesU
a
weather
station.
The
outstanding
advan
r
-
KemaTto
'
would
-provide"
pov.fr
for
both
enormous
plants.
The
fifty-firry
companies
are
on
a
Today's
Stocks
l.
Juluilun
lit-
i.iu-J
(Cuurloy
H.
nano
basts
on
the
pulp
and
paper
project
known
as
Hecate
Development
Ltd.
Engineers
and
economists
are
actively
studying
the
project
and
formal
application
is
being
made
of
the
provincial
government
for
a
forest
management
licence
covering
large
tracts
ot
timber
in
the
Kitimat
area.
lor
development.
Robert
Kelsey,
local
commercial
flier
and
instructor
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Aero
Club,
also
received
the
news
with
satisfaction
although
he
had
been
thinking
in
terms
of
Digby
Island
of
late.
He
had
always
considered
I
lie
limitation
imposed
by
the
maximum
100U
or
so
fc
t
for
a
runway
at
Tugwell
Island.
The
9000
leet,
he
felt,
would
meet
all
requirements.
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Wage
demands
for
1952
will
not
be
decided
on
until
the
March
conference,
the
fifteenth
annual
convention
of
the
International
Woodworkers
of
America
ruled
on
Wednesday.
Decision
was
taken
to
send
a
resolution
on
wages
to
the
wages
and
contracts
convention
called
for
.south
of
France,
will
arrive
in
pttawa
In
time
to
assume
his
viceregal
dut
ies
by
Feb.
28,
date
of
the
opening
ol
Parliament.
'CP
PHOTO)
.
....i..j...'
Christian
Democratic
Party
Launched
in
B.C.
VANCOUVER
(Canadian
Press
Plans
for
a
new
political
party
in
British
Columbia
were
unfolded
here
Wednesday
night.
Announcement
that
the
Christian
Democratic
Party
has
filed
application
for
a
charter
under
the
Societies
Act
was
made
by
James
Cederberg,
executive
member,
and
F.
V.
Peters,
coi-responding
secretary,
both
of
North
Vancouver.
They
said
In
a
press
release
f
I
I
"I
that
the
party
is
open
for
mcm-
I
CXTYTitC
f"lC
Iber.-hip
to
everybody
"who
be-I
CI
I
CIvW
I
111
J
;
lieves
in
Christian
priciples"
and
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
Bralornc
BRX
Cariboo
Quartz
Congress
Cronin
Babine
Jpute
.26
6.00
.04
1.15
.05
.54
tage,
of
cour.ie,
is
that
Ridley
Island
would
be
accessible
byroad
from
Prince
Rupertsupposedly
an
extension
of
the
Port
Edward
road.
MINISTER'S
LETTER
Mr.
Chevrlcr's
communication
to
Mr.
Applewhaite
Is
as
follows:
1
re(i
to
the
proposal
to
build
un
airport
in
the
vicinity
of
Prince
Rupert.
After
carrying
out
extensive
preliminary
investigations
my
engineers
favor
a
single
strip
development
on
Ridley
Island.
A
site
exists
there
which
would
permit
initial
development
of
a
runway
6.000
feet
long
and
200
feet
wiUo
with
possible
extension
lo
an
overall
length
of
1
9.500
feet.
To
reach
the
site
it
would
be
tied
I
"
,
...
ii
Giant
Mascot
wi
Indian
Mines
22'2
Yukon
Has
Pend
Oreille
B.bO
March.
The
convention,
however,
adopted
in
principle
a
resolution
that
a
fifty
cent
hourly
pay
boost
be
sought
and
wages
and
contracts
convention
decision
iM
B
V
Kit
(CPl
..Seit.lemeiit.
1
85
Pioneer
Premier
Border
.36
.08
"2
Privateer
Reeves
MacDonald
6.00
By-Election
Vote
Light
.04
will
make,
a
final
decision.
!
Delegates
approved
a
motion
!
to
incorporate
the
cost
of
liv-i
ing
bonus
earned
up
to
January
'
1,
19I2,
into
the
basic
wage
and:
12,000
Fire
small
turnout
at
the
polls!
that
another
cast
of
living
fig-;
A
is
willing
to
apply
litem
to
socuu,
economic
and
political
sphere
of
British
Columbia."
Wo
believe
in
private
initiative
and
the
highest
development
of
the
individual
which
can
only
come
by
multiple
ownership,
New
Bishop
VANCOUVER
-
Rev.
Thomas
Greenwood
of
Yellowknlfe
was
Wednesday
elected
Anglican
Bishop
of
the
Yukon.
Election
was
announced
following
a
meeting
of
the
executive
committee
of
the
ecclesiastical
province
of
British
Columbia
here.
Bishop
Greenwood
succeeds
Bishop
Walter
R.
Adams
wh-j
resigned
last
December.
ure
be
sei
payable
irom
janu-
was
indicated
this
morning
r
dispute
on
the
Kc-
j
ncl
Job
for
Aluminum
ida
has
been
reached,
minci
il
today,
indred
workers
who
If
the
job
two
weeks
sent,
back
under
the
aburers'
Union
(AFLI
'
"0
leplacement
wdrk-liad
refused
to
work,
ted
to
start
working
f
the
American
Fcd-
Labor
said
the
men
'"ii
to
work
on
the
f
pay.
$1.60
per
hour,
nt
t
the
dLsptite
fol-'"''citi'c
of
the
AFL
!rs
of
the
Int
when
only
100
persons
had
voted'
ary
1.
A
resolution
was
refened
back
Garage
f
I5li
Elkins
and
Jim
Irvine
Krstroycd
Word
has
reached
the
city
of
.
$12,000
fire
in
the
garage
of
necessary
lo
build
a
bridge
and
four
mile's
of
road.
These
are
expensive
Items
but
the
final
resull
would
be
an
airpurt
readily
accessible
by
road
from
Prince
Rupert.
Very
few
of
the
other
reasonably
good
sites
In
the
urea
possess
this
advantage.
It
is
proposed
now
to
carry
by
11
am.
In
today's
by-elecuon
at
the
Civic
.Centre.
At
noon,
50
more
hud
exercised
their
fran-
to
resolutions
committee
for
study
on
standardization
of
wages
throughout
the
logging
management
ana
control
oy
us
many
people
as
possible,"
the
re-
Reno
Sheep
Creek
Silbak
Premier
Taku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
Spud
Valley
Silver
Standard
....
Western
Uranium
Oils
,
Anglo
Canadian
...
A
P
Con
Calmont
C
&
E
Central
Leduc
Home
Oil
Mercury
Oksilta
Pacific
Pete
Royal
Canadian
....
Royalite
1.67
.62
.06
.19
.04
.19
2.50
3.25
9.55
.55
2(K)
17.00
3.10
17
00
.241j
4.15
1200
.23
17.50
Robert
Elkins
and
James
Irvine
!o.lf).e
s;lid
and
sawmill
industry.
This
would
on
Lakelse
Avenue
at
Terrac
ichi.se
but.
Returning
Ollirer
K.
w.
Long
said
voters
"are
just
!
coming
in
by
ones."
I
Last,
December,
a
heavy
turn
mean
some
loggers
would
receive
a
cut
in
wages,
onp
delegate
said.
IMON
SHOP
Loss
is
reported
covered
by
in-
.
s
u
ranee.
The
lire
occurred
on
Monday
and
started
from
the
use
of
an
out
was
seen
with
it.7
voting
oy
Plane
Missing
in
Gulf
of
Georgia
11
a.m.
Year
before,
the
count
was
100.
1
'"ii
of
Mine.
Mill
and
A
motion
making
a
union
shop
acetylene
welder.
;
-
WEATHER
-
Synopsis
A
trough
of
low
pressure
is
i'kers
here
yesterday.
'
,
!
;
-
S
-
1
e.'t
v
u
s
VANCOUVER
P
At
first
light
today,
flying
boats
and
rescue
launches
began
an
all
out
search
for
a
Chipmunk
training
plane.
The
bv-election
today
is
called
I
a
'ntt',OT
urmalM
"
car
as.
uala
?M
,
t
Piusspcl-
was
Butted
with
lass
including
i
to
elect
two
aldermen
for
one
Several
resolutions
dealt
with
stored
tires
A
small
car
was
d
tw-Kar
retWely
an
following
resignation
of
newly
overtime
and
hours
of
work.
One
dragged
out.
j
eke
ed
airmen
T
Norton
'
200
days
guaranleed
:
Office
and
stockroom
were;
Pav
Per
vear
for
'08gprs-
'
av.
;
Youncs
Youngs
and
and
Allan
Aiian
Arms,
Armstrong
rung
,
,
1
;
two
resolutions
were
'
passed
The
Terrace
fire
department
First,
lo
vote
tooay
was
eiic
cailillg
lor
deletion
0f
an
cx.
reported
to
have
turned
in
Janes,
city
telephone
supcrlnten-
u
.
h
f
fe
and
another
sood
job
in
quelling
and
her
Royal
Commences
out
a'
complete
engineering
survey
of
this
site
and
establish
there,
ut
the
same
time,
a
weather
reporting
station.
Il,
as
a
result
of
these
further
Investigations,
the
site
proves
suitable,
the
question
of
when
the
government
could
uct,
and
th
manner
In
which
the
municipality
might
participate
and
assist
In
providing
the
land,
will
require
active
consideration.
Tugwell
Island,
seven
miles
distant
from
Prince
Rupert,
would
have
permitted
a
strip
5800
feet
long
with
po.ssible
extension
to
7.300
so
Ridney
Island,
-in
development
capacity,
being
maintained
off
the
coast
and
from
time
to
time
distuib-ances
move
out
of
the
trough
and
cross
the
province.
The
next
in
this
series
is
800
miles
southwest
of
Vancouver
Island
and
is
expected
to
reach
the
coast
early
Friday
morning
accompanied
by
gales
and
rain.
The
effect
of
this
type
of
rte-velooment
is
to
cause
a
continu
missing
in
Xlvci
Gulf
of
Georgia;
with
two
men
aboard.
An
oil
!
s'lek
was
spott.ei:
today.
I
Nothing
has
been
heard
from:
the
plane
since
it
broke
radio
!
dent,
who
arrived
Dctore
a.m.
overtlme
ciaUseS
and
protection
confining
the
flames.
'
A't
It"'
Dllkp
lif
Rlinhnnrh
acquired
a
...lit.
tl,o
tirt-w,!-f
frntrnl
:
Polling
clerks
are
George
for
"he
right
of
any
number
or
j
The
garage
was
Dawes,
Mis.
S.
Madely,
MrS.
all
of
a
crew
who
refuse
to
work
'
ear
or
so
ago
by
1
''ay
on
another
lnnir
Elkins
and
.r
!
s
to
Kenya
In
Africa
Louis
Cromp
and
Mrs.
A.
Thomp-
overtime."
Irvine
from
W.
H.
Spencer
son.
Miss
A.
A.
Wrathall
is
dep-l
'
fWslralia
and
New
Zea-
LOWCl
1UI-U
jvnwiua
uu
vib""i
its
seaward
flight.
The
aircraft
j
,
headed
out
over
the
open
waters
'
i
of
Georgia
Strait..
j
K
and
Queen,
Princess
would
have
considerable
uty
returning
officer.
Candidates
are
Mr.
Youngs
and
Herbert
F.
Olassey
for
two-year
term,
and
Mr.
Armstrong
and
H.
M.
Daggett
for
one
year.
and
tlie
prime
Minister
Uiuichill
were
among
'I
of
nearly
2,000
at
the
Canadian
National
Is
Planning
Big
Vancouver
Development
I
Aboard
the
plane,
owned
by
the
Aero
Club
of
British
Columbia,
were
the
club
instructor,
Harry
W.
O'Reilly,-33,
RCAF
vet-
'
eran
and
Flight
Lieutenant
Jack
ous
sweep
of
Pacific
air
over
all
but
far
northern
B.C.
Temperatures
will
remain
In
the
forties
on
the
coast
and
generally
above
the
freezing
point
in
the
interior,
forecast
North
coast
region-
Gale
intermittent
rain
today.
Cloudy
and
mild
tomorrow
with
showers
along
the
mainland
and
sunny
periods
over
the
outer
islands.
Ridley
Island
figured
in
early
"
'c
the
royal
couple
discussion
of
a
possible
lanoms
irdl
I'Miie
tor
the
i
Min
1
field
site
for
Prince
Rupert
but
at
Id
IJIelf
i
Welch
of
West
Vancouver.
VANCOUVER.
A
huge
new
industrial
develop-
j
The
plane
which
carried
only
TORONTO
AU'.oua
0'J
Aumaque
22
Beattie
20
Bevcourt
'3
Buffalo
Canadian
21
Consol.
Smelters
r
198
00
Conwest
3.90
Donalda
50's
Elclona
20
East
Sullivan
9.00
Giant
Yf-llowknlfe
11-00
God's
Lake
38
Fardrock
13
Harricana
1
Heva
10
Joliet
Quebec
49
Little
Long
Lac
70
Lvnx
-12
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.02
McKenzie
Red
Lake
41
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.75
Moneta
38
Negus
68
Noranda
83
25
Louvicourt
-25
Pickle
Crow
1.56
San
Antonio
'.
2.45
Senator
Rouyn
18
Sherrit
Gordon
4.45
Steep
Rock
-
7.85
Silver
Miller
165
Upper
Canada
1-70
Golden
Mauitou
6.85
ames
Take
""uui
m
Kenya,
Hie
five
months
tour
fy
30.000
miles.
during
the
war,
its
consideration
seemed
to
be
dropped
and
efforts
had
been
concentrated
y
;
ment
for
the
Vancouver
harbor
is
announced
area
m-10
.clock
last
niKht
was
on
,
Seven
Lives
Wind
southeast
(20),
Increasing
to
45
over
open
waters
this
even
during
recent
years
on
Tugwell
Island.
Lately
there
had
been,
some
discussion
of
Digby
Island,
j
by
Donald
Gordon,
president
of
Canadian
National;
a
routine
practice
flight.
Railwavs.
Neeotiations
are
now
on
with
North
and
I
My
Minister
ing
and
decreasing
to
southerly
VALLEYFIELD,
Quebec
(20i
early
Friday
morning.
Lows
APPLEWHAITE
PLEASED
ii.ni-'
i
M,s-oliva
Tctiault
ancJ,
six
'
h"
,
West
Vancouver.
v,iih,
wnro
h.irnwH
In
MaKing
PUDI1C
trie
CUIimium-
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
dbor
Dies
ON
WAY
AGAIN
cation
he
had
received
from
the
dval
yesterday
when
fire
razed
Large
deepsea
facilities
and
Close
Down
Bank
of
Iran
Rupert,
40
and
45.
ivunisLui,
mi.
nppicwuain.
thpi
one-storev
frame
dwelling
oocks
wouia
oe
esiaoiisneo
on
UVER
p,
vealed
that
he
had
been
aware
James
the
North
Shore.
at
St.
Timolhee.
11.
64
fieri,.!,,
that
the
Prince
Rupert
landing
'1
Rrili.-u
Ot
TIDES
-
-
The
father
and
two
children
L.IUII.-U1,
iiku
uvi...
v,ii
t,o
-.-an
oiumoia,
died
in
hosDll.nt
rw-
of.
Vancouver
Harbor
Board
Rail-
TEHRAN
ffiThe
British-own-way
and
Second
Narrows
bridge
ed
Bank
of
Iran
ftnd
the
Middle
would
be
taken
over.
East
announced
yesterday
that
it
An
industrial
area
would
be
;
will
close
Its
doors
in
Iran,
after
BELL.
A
BELLA.
Water
has
been
pumped
out
of
the
Alaska
freighter
Alaska
Cedar,
which
limped
into
Bella
Bella
in
a
leaking
condition
and,
with
temporary
repairs
effected,
the
vessel
is
expected
to
continue
her
interrupted
voyage
from
Al-
February
1,
1952
I1
deniv
a.rir.b
..Lr'""
Friday,
High
escape,
....
.
u.
.B
active
consideration
at
Ottawa
for
months
but
he
had
bee
un-;
The
Bti'ed
ttl"e,.
house
and
restaurant.
hi
r,t
announcement.
combined
'
a
""wo
wnue
on
5:11
a
I.
winer
carpenter,
he
I'er
in
the
B.C.
labor
20
5
feet
17.5-feet
5.9
feet
7.0
feet
from
the
ministerial
level.
The!
St.
Timothee
Is
four
miles
east
established
linking
up
with
ex-;
July
30
after
63
years
of
opera
Ridlev
Island
site
was
news
to
1
of
here
and
thirty
miles
west
of
,
tension
of
the
Pacific
Great
tions
because
of
Iranian
govern
17:35
11:34
23:29
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,
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nr
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t
1..
f...
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.n
L
!,
6.he
a
ap
i
aska
to
Seattle
tonight.
j
him
but
what
lie
was
most
in-!
Montreal.
-
i
Eastern
Railway
rrom
Squanusn.
ment
restrictions.
T