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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
OCTOBER
8,
1951
Page
3
Old
Country
padians
May
wSell
Gold
FOOTBALL
mm
m
if
(Of
SJ
mm
(CP)
The
govern-
',-f.
o
ui'i
iiit'u
lu
give
mua-;,
producers
the
right
Thanks
offering!
Royal
Couple
Due
at
KNGLISII
LEAGUE
Division
1
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Bunder-land
1
(tie).
Burnley
2,
Blackpool
8.
Charlton
Alhletic
2
Liverpool
0.
Fulham
2,
Portsmouth
3.
Manchester
United
2,
Derby
County
l.
Middlesbrough
0,
Chelsea
0
(tiei.
Ey
Lf-u'.se
S.
Ear
,.
.'nlil
on
the
world's
free
Kmance
Minister
Ab-t
fc.iiiiiiiii'cd
yesterday.
:.
j.
,ul-
however,
that
tho.se
..
v
im
elect
to
sell
gold
HP
Hi
e
market
will
not
be
tor
lurther
assistance
,.ijii,r
government's
emerg-s
(,ui
I
Mining
A-ssistance
I
ii
ie,
under
this
act
ter-
,
.
,
.
I
.
r
I
I
.
Montreal
on
Monday
Newcastle
United
3
Wolver-
Accv
pt
the
harvest
of
our
hearts,
O
God,
who
glveth
good
to
all,
Our
cea.seless
KralUude
and
tnijt,
Our
promptness
to
obey
each
call
Of
wisdom
as
we
serve
but
Thee,
Searching
no
other
Mind
than
Thinv.
Royal
Standard
To
Fly,
21-Gun
Salute,
HCAF
i
Band
Formal
Welcome
MONTREAL.
If
the
weather
on
their
flight
Jl
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hrm
nnt
npnn
1
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4.
hi
Preston
North
End
2,
Arsen-
will
be
0
v
he'
her
they
al
0.
Yankees
Lose
Second
Game
Today
by
6
to
2
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Jim
Hearn
and
Sheldon
frnes
teamed
up
.on
the
New
York
Yankees
today
as
the
New
York
Giants
routed
Vic
Raschi
to
win
the
third
World
Series
game
6-2
before
52,035
fans
at
the
Polo
Grounds.
I
The
win
gives
the
Giants
a
1
and
threw
underhand
to
Stanky,
2-1
edge
in
games.
The
fourth
forcing
Berra
at
second.
Stan-came
will
be
played
tomorrow
kv's
relay
to
Lockman
was
too
with
Sal
Maglie
and
Johnny
Sain
laLe
to
double
up.
Batter
Collins
oppusing
pitchers.
PPed
into
a
double
play.
No
Hearn
threw
a
shutout
for
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors,
seven
innings
until
he
lost
his
Giants
Thomson
doubled,
control
and
walked
home
a
run
Mavs
singled,
scorin?
Thomson,
in
the
eighth.
Jones
got
him
out
K'zzuto
caught
Westrum's
fly.
of
a
deep
hole
by
retiring
Hank
M"Dougald
caught
Hearn'.!
fly.
Bauer
with
three
on
and
'wo
Stanky
fanned.
O.ie
run,
two
out.
But
he
gave
up
a
ninth-
Mts,
no
errors,
inning
homer
ta
Gene
Woodlmg
'
Third
Inning-
lor
a
final
run.
I
Yankees
Bauer
grounded
but
H
in
1962.
i,
:iiit;
i
if
tree
gold
will
be
across
the
Atlantic
presents
no
difficulties,
Pijnces,
Stoke
City
4,
Aston
Villa
1.
Tllltllhom
1
1
1
.
1
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jf
through
a
govern-
1
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,
man
i
Chester
City
2.
uub.
S
our,
Elizabeth
and
Prince
Philip
should
arrive
at
Dorval
The
fiuitfui
branches
and
the
Airport,
northwest
of
this
city,
at
noon
Monday
to
mwx
.system
0,
;
west
Bromwlch
Albion
Hudder.sfield
Town
0
(tiei.
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SCOTTISH
l.KAClK
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J.jited
At
-From
the
Christian
Science
Sentinel
ciniiiiif
nee
iiieir
lour
oi
auacia.
A
their
special
BOAC
plaiie
e.-mes
In.
the
Royal
Standard
.
broue,lt
b,,(
k
,
jm
s,otlant,
Division
"A"
Aberdeen
1,
Airdrieonians
Hearts
4,
Dundee
2.
Morton
0,
East
Fife
2.
Motherwell
4,
Queen
of
'ilhedra
An
all-Important
Item
was
not
overlooked.
Early
in
the
day
the
cc
up!e
wait
to
a
store
In
fashionable
Regent
Strut
and
picked
the
pott.
There
will
be
a
21-gun
salute
and
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Forcj
band
will
strike
up
"God
Save
the
King."
Dir
Rlivul
Uiuhnum
..ill
Harvesting
Delayed
oi"
a
present
for
Prince
Charles'
South
0.
Raith
Rovers
1,
Partlck
Thistle
2.
Stirlln;;
Albion
1,
Hibernian
2
i''Uiday.
He
wi'l
be
three
tread
red
on
a
carpet
to
a
dais
where
fi
4..'
November
14,
thrto
days
before
W1NNIFKG
Bad
harvest
they
will
be
greeted
by
the
Gov-
1
hud
Lannui
k
4
at.,
mnipii
.
weather
continued
throughout
ernor
General,
Vl.count
Alex-
J
mt
,
1
,
'
.
j
!
the
three
prairie
provinces
dur-
andei,
who
will
be
accompanied
his
parents
return
from
Canada.
1
he
activity
extended
to
Buck-'fl'mi
Pnlaee
whe
c
airline
clllciuls
conferred
with
mjn
from
the
civil
aviation
department
'lug
tl.-'
past
week
At
a
few
by
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
A
three-run
homer
by
Whitey
was
safe
when
Lockman
dropped
Lockman
climaxed
a
five-run
the
throw
for
an
error.
Raschi
blast
which
started
when
Eddie
bunted,
forcing
Bauer.
Raschi
Stanky,
Giant
second
baseman,
was
thrown
out
at
second
when
iid
into
second
base
knocking
Dark's
relay
of
the
ball
got
by
the
ball
out
of
Phil
Rizzuto's
Stanky.
Woodling
walked.
Lock-glove
with
his
toe,
and
knocked
man
took
Rizzuto'?
grounder
and
rtaschl
out
in
the
fifth
inning,
stepped
on
first
for
the
putout.
1
1
points
in
southern
Manitoba
Laurent
and
two
cabinet
minis
:
kiiov.ii
faniilles
of
:
t
loiinil
common
in-
the
pretty
wedding
i
at
fit.
Andrew's
when
Hilda
Diane
,ciMine
the
bride
of
r
llnsiiy.
,e
n
the
youngest
t
and
Mi
s.
1.
A.
N.
ai.d
the
K'.ooin,
the
ii,
-I
Mrs.
Arne
llusoy.
1
1
"-
of
tarnation,
the
'
i
in
marriage
by
(I
looked
beautiful
ampii
.tiup..-.s:j
gown
:l
talletu
jacket.
whe
e
the
previous
snowfall
was
tcrs.
lhUrthan
In
Sa.katchewan
or
.
After
the
official
welcoming
about
the
exact
timing
and
lo-
Four
Die
in
Auto
Crash'
No
runs,
no
hits,
one
error.
Albeita.
Sume
harvesting
nmra-
eeicmonles,
the
royal
couple
will
eation
of
the
60-seat
strato-tiom
were
re'uined
but
only
for
P-oceed
to
Quebec
where
the
cruiser
which
will
fly
the
couple
a
day
or
Iwo
as
further
rains
torn
actually
commences.
i
anil
their
staff
to
Montreal.
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tl,
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laai-iiiuiiiu;
nunj
uiiiibs
rr.'
more
lieciic
al
"MHbl.
Ontario
(CP)
Four
;
mar
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tn..
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.
lW0
ouer
the
department
of
aKrieulture
London
today
as
Princess
Eliza-
movement
was
rehearsed
in
severely
Injured
when
an
auto
Veil
tint
floial
liead-
First
Inning
Yankees
Woodlin
louied
out.
Riuzuto
singled
but
was
thrown
out
on
an
attempt
to
steal
second.
McDougald
singled
and
Dl-Muggio's
fly
was'
caught
by
lr-vin.
No
runs,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Giants
Stanky
was
hit
by
a
pitched
ball.
Dark
filed
out
to
DiMaggio.
Thompson
fanned.
'ir-
Giants
Dark
filed
to
Baeur.
Ti
n
walked.
'liMnpio
caught
Irvln'g
sinking
liner.
Lockmau
'.led
to
Woodling.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Fourth
Inning
Yankees
McDougald
walked.
DiMaggio
hit
to
Thomson,
who
threw
to
Stanky.
forcing
Mc-
mobile
ran
into
the
rear
of
a
parked
truck
here
yesterday.
tld'jH,
e,,,,pn,l
i.nL.
I
1.
1
ndaiits.
Miss
Jessie
the
I.i
of
the
Canadian
National
Kail-
beth
and
Prince
Philip
made
tail.
The
p'ane
wa-i
not
yet
at
wayJ-
final
arrangements
to
take
off
the
airport
but
another
was
used
There
aic
some
points
In
west-
i
Ml'lay
(6:30
p.m.
Eastern
Stan-
as
a.
dummy.
em
Canada
where
grain
has
now,
ll,ard
Tlme
Sunday
I
for
their
I
b'
en
In
swath
for
some
six
to
Cl'adian
.
tour.
They
read
Georae
J.
Dawes
retui
ned
to
icht
weeks
and
deterioration
In'
t,ll0UEh
a
sheaf
of
bon-voyage
the
city
on
yeste
day
s
plane
(Hade
is
evi(i.
lit.
jni'
iages.
finished
packing
of
from
a
trip
to
Winnipeg
where
Considerable
wind
and
rain
In
'
ll!RKaSe
antl
sent
&
off
to
London
he
was
called
retvntly
on
account
hide's
sister
and
NZndT,
Ioit
e
3
u
't
Bulger,
car-
.aphat
8le.
Plerrei
i3
alld
Uur.
ol
yellow
carna-
ice
Therrialt,
31.
IN
BLUE
ROOM
-
This
informal
jxise
of
King
George
and
t.ueen
Eiizabelh;
with
their
Welsh
Corgi
pet.
Crackers,
was
taken
several
years
ago
in
the
Blue
Room
at
Buckingham
Palace
by
Baron.
This
photo
Is
from
United
Kingdom
Information
Office.
18,
i......
.uiig
m:au-
injured:
Leo
8te.
Pierre
jand
Oil
Legendre,
27.
11
looked
lovelyi
vm
walked.
Lockman
grounded
;
uougam.
uiMaggio
was
sale
at
out.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors
first
when
Stanky's
throw
pulled
Second
Inninj
1
Lockman
Mf
the
bag.
Berra
Yankees-Berra
singled,
Dark
fuled
Thomson-
Irvln
caught
I
own
3
liner-
No
hlts-
no
runs-
got
Brown's
twisting
grounder
,
,
.,
fio
errors.
the
Okanagan
has
proved
bene-i
r'
lfu"':
laK'"B
u"'e
out
10
E'eel
of
the
death
of
his
brother-in-
children
i-iicir
two
weie
law
Ihoinas
Owens.
hawl-eullar
Luffela
leial
In
coloring
later
varieties
if
apples.
Mcintosh
apples
are
1
vciy
was
Mi'is
Bui-
f
Giants
Thomson
filed
to
ulf-l
U.
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I
Weather
in
t
AH.
s
a
nn
now
all
picked
but
it
Is
estimated
i
tin'
the
fall
of
this
variety
due;
to
high
winds
vailed
from
25
per.
Woodling.
Mays
bounced
to
Rizzuto,
-who
threw
dim
out.
DiMag
omjloiuniE
(
Forecast)
North
Coast
Region
Cloudy
in
wa;i
Il
iward
Hau-
1
'
k
was
U'hcr.
1
..a.,
hcid
nt
the
i!
u!
Canon
Basil
gio
caught
Wef.trum's
fly.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Fifth
Inning
Yankees
Collins
bounced
to
cent
to
30
per
cent
in
the
Kel-owna
dL.U'icJ,,
U
lsjiow
considered
that
tin-
original
estimates
with
a
few
showers
today.
"Fog
Patches
over
water
Rain
limiohi
of
the
app'e
crop
will
be
reduced
v,
Ho
performed
the
becoming
show.ry
by
noon
Sun
:
i'Mr,ri(
antly.
With
the
excep
i
my.
ofli
red
the
e
Nursing
in
tion
hi
the
Delicious
which
ar
day.
Little
change
In
temper-aiuie.
Winds
southeast
(20
1
in
ioe.
Centre
of
the
Lockman
tor
an
unassisted
put-out.
Thomson
fielded
Baeur's
drive
and
threw
to
Lockman
Raschi
walked.
Woodling
filed
to
Mays.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Ship
Founders
Eighteen
Lost
now
wing
picked,
other
apple
varieties
will
not
be
picked
for
Stalin
Announces
Program
of
Tests
...
u
'
utauuiui
itns
nioining.
Increasing
to
a..
i
made
by
the
K.mih..!!
nm
inih
.i
(k
Atom
Warfare
t
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hi
uvit
nun
Millicwiiai
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Him'
CHARLESTON.
South
Caro-'
alked
0n
,n
flr,
Di,h
tf.
'
"
sunuaj.
lows
loiugnt
and
highs
exceeds
the
original
estimates.
Una
Eighteen
crew
members
Dark,
Stanky
lit
out
for
second
Vegetables
are
about
all
harvest-;d
with
the
exception
of
onions
I
and
potatoes.
on
hum
i
smetumonow.at,
yori
Hardy
50
va
.,
of
dainty
ttllU
55
aanjgpn
and
r,lnce
Ru.
I
Is
of
carnations
t
43
und
55
di
e
ends.
:
are
beaeved
to
have
lost
their
came
sliding
In
hard
and
kicked
lives
when
the
Am.rlean
freight-
"11eba11
ut.
!uRi?ZUt?u
gl;
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,
,
.
...
Eddie
sped
to
third
as
the
bail
er
Southern
T
Islei,
laden
with
rolled
lntQ
ntre
fiH,d
r)arl.
I.01,TD0N
(CP)
Soviet
Prime
Minister
Joseph
Stal.'n
said
in
an
interview
that
Russia
recently
ex-
T,,
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1.
1
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1
ii
.
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.
Not
only
the
nurses
o.
the
lo-a'
hospital
staffs
but
all
graduate
nurre-,
in
the
area
will
have
the
opportunity
of
hearing
about
new
nursing
methods
in
event
of
atomic,
biological
or
chemical
waifare
when
Miss
Feme
liout
R
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of
Vancouver
comes
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B
i
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I,,uulu
aiuimc
uoinu
ana
proillisetl
mat
mere
cargo
of
ore
from
Puerto
Rico,
singled,
scoring
Stanky.
Thomp
hi
ii
her
wore
brown
ries
and
a
rose-while
the
gnxjm's
ii
eoilully
chai
mliig
1
witii
black
acces-
V.'OUld
be
more
tO
come,
lhe
MOSCOW
radio
declared
broke
In
two
after
being
struck
son
singled.
Irvin
topped
a
slo
British
Commissioner
is
Killed
in
Malay
Ambush
bounder
to
Brown,
whose
throw
this
today
in
a
three-network
broadcast
interview
,by
a
lleavy
swe"
and
.uicky
ounde
d.
Six
of
the
crew
have
tt
prince
Rupert
toward
the
end.
that
Stalin
gave
to
Pravda,
official
newspaper
of
the
ui
una
inuiiin
10
kivc
special
rs,,,:
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i.;.
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t
re
Mrs.
Jack
Kby,
Oo.othy
MacKenzle;
Liiiot,
Rusty
.iy
Thain,
mum,!
SINGAPORE
(CP)
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Singapore
Standard'
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of
the
atom
bomb
of
been
lescued.
The
marine
tragedy
occurred
i'u:ln
an
Atlantic
storm
two
luiiid'ed
miles
south
of
Cape
lalUras.
Margaret
Giske,
i
iuay
reported
sir
nenry
uurney,
isritish
nigh
com-
days.
h'.-ila
McRae
and
mi.ssioner
for
Malnva
vvjiq
lfillil
in
n
innolu
!imlnh
!
Miss
Trout,
who
rcivived
her
Casualty
List
For
Korea
War
various
calibres
will
be
made
In
future
under
a
plan
of
defence
of
our
country
from
attacks
from
the
British-American
Q3-Eiesdve
bloc."
I
Stalin
was
also
quoted
as
having
said
that,
although
Russia
1
r
in
ail.
I
i-
leit
on
Thursday's
ii"
Prince
George
fur
m
i
in
In
Vancouver.
!
i-s
employed
In
thj
A
(
nl's
office
here.:
a
fisherman
and
.
1
He
wa,
reported"'
travelling
in
i-'
A
Sc.
degree
from
th?
Uni-
of
British
Columbia
in
NO
PAPKR
MONDAY
!a
convoy
when
It
was
ambushed
!fe'ity
V
.
,
.
:
1944
and
who
took
her
nursing
Monday,
being
a
national
by
a
large
group
of
Communist
trahmif
at
the
Vancouver
Gener-holiilay
for
the
observance
of
guerillas.
Ambush
was
reported
al
Hiispital
is
now
travelling
Thanksgiving
Day,
the
Daily
to
have
occurred
80
miles
south
lor
the
Registeivd
Nursing
As-NwWS
will
not
be
published
The
nf
Imih
in
Pulirmir
t.t
i..n
.
.1
Frank
Waterhou.se
freigh'e
Yukon
Princess,
Capt.
John
1
Campbell,
arrived
at
Watson
ClTAVVAThe
59th
casualty
island
Mioay
with
a
cargo
01
to
Berra
was
dropped
and
Dark
was
safe.
'Lockman
hit
a
home
run
scoring
Thompson
and
Irvin
ahead
of
him.
Raschi
was
replaced
by
Bob
Hogue,
righthander.
Thomson
fouled
to
Berra.
Mays
flied
deep
to
DiMaggio.
Five
runs,
three,
hits,
two
errors.
Sixth
Inning
Yankees
Thomson
grabbed
Rizi:uto's
one-bouncer
and
toas-ed
him
out.
McDougald
walked.
DiMaggio
struck
out.
McDougald
dashed
to
second.
Berra
walked.
Brown
bounced
out,
Stanky
to
Lockman.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Giants
Westrum
fouled
to
Collins.
Hearn
flied
to
Bauer.
Stanky
singled.
Dark
flied
to
Woodring.
No
runs,
one
hit,
r.o
errors,
one
left
on.
Seventh
Inning
Yankees
Collins
filed
to
Mays.
Bauer
fouled
to
Westrum.
Johnny
Hopp
batted
for
Hogue.
Hopp
wants
atomic
bombs
prohibitedlist
ol
the
Koi.an
war
for
the
.
1"rlumo
wuuluse'
Ins
own
home
on
next,
ri-eular
Issue
will
nnnour
I
o.tu
nnrnmi
ean4
n-
.
.
.......
.
...
-
-
c
"...
,-,
.
---.,
......T
L.n.uvu
.
ii.i
M.mni.
insr
riierfir
snw
vimiK
I
1
'
on
Tuesday.
harmed.
!
nurses
all
over
B
C
bringing
11
It
"wil1
"will
use
use
the
tne
atom
atom
bomb'
bomb"
in,
Canadian
Army
was
issued
Frl-
north
to
Skagway
and
way
'event
of
United
States
attack
day.
It
announced
two"
killed
in
points
with
some'
BOO
tons
of
ir
.
.them
word
of
current
develop-
f
1
KUlN
I
,
.
;ments
and
nvw
trends
and
upon
our
country."
action
and
seven
wounded.
1
cargo,
"
"
why
l.
!
methods
in
their
profession.
He
added
that
that
is
ft
!
5
Season
Comes
to
End
.lie
.-pa
n,
cuu.ses
,
meu.cu.
I
Rssja
bulldln
up
Us
atomlc
1
and
nursing
practise
under
.
.
,
atomic
warfare
were
given
at
aeten"es.
Chinese
Contribute
$30
Jj.'i
,,.
,
.
.
.
I
various
centres
In
the
United
oiann
s
siaiemeui
lunoweu
oy
,
'
v
lUMiig
nij'biery
UDJCCl
Urops
,
.Stales
recently,
and
were
open
only
three
days
announcement
I
:
4
l......i.
.
v
1
.
.
.
.
....
..
ficult
ru.iii
if
if
n.if
nf
at
ii..
'
,.
ii,M;tu,i
.i,iiU
,,r
,p
...
.
'
II
orclier
Island
Whalp
Fishinir
Pi,
k
ITn
-'
"
":"
..U1MU..I
u
.iLiiDra
ui
oy
rresKieni
iruman
in
wasn-
Each
to
Hospital
Drive
I
not,
the
moment,
I
Impossible.
It
will
be
remem-
r-
speclal
qualifications.
Ington
that
the
United
States
1
,.r
1.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,1
.
.
.
.
.....
t
These
Wl
I
form
u
mielpiis
of
'i
toe
IlSll-
Derea
u
was
aDout
mat
long
7
"
"
"I
remaining
Commercial
Salmon
t
.
ri
,.'h
,
m
had
information
that
the
Soviet
'"f
Oil
the
British
Columbia
northern
district
S
airplanes
were
dlsap-jbe
abl(?
pasg
thelr
knowlelRe
Union
had
recently
exploded
its
Largest
co-operative
effort
in
aid
of
the
Prince
alked
"
four
pitches
wood-
,
,
,
TT
'
.
,
TLir
i
.
n
,
ling
went
out,
Thomson
to
Lock-
nupert
General
Hospital
Modernization
Fund
cam-
man.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors,
paign
came
from
the
Chinese
population
today
as
a
nQPJ
yJi
peanllg
011
Ule
coast'
etween
on
to
other
nurses
as
a
valuable
second
atomic
bomb.
('
llet
111
xc
Prirl-iv
1
"lay,
0.t-nlf19
October
1
An,.,1i,-,
t
to
ivn,.,!
Word
.
According
puget
Sound
and
Seward,
and
part
of
civil
defence.
fi
uniay
by
the
fish
houses
here,
there
will
be
Irom
tllls
standpoint
there
might
possibly
be
some
connection
Frank
Waterhoi.se
freighter
litte
more
than
100
of
them
plumped
$3337
in
front
buto
threw
out
Irvin.
Lockman
Chilliwack,
Capt.
Gar
Pengelly,
r,.
I
fanned
No
runs
nn
hits
no
is
due
Monday
with
20
tons
of
of
Doug
Stevenson,
campaign
manager.
!
errors
trollinp-
in
thp
Onppn
Phnrlrittp
Teliinrla
area
TIDES
!t
that
:late
Whatever
it
was
some
gleaming,
starry
body
or
wrecked
plane
it
disappeared
over
Por-
irtigni
ior
rnnce
ituperi.
me
This
amount
averages
about
Sunday,
1951
vessel
proceeds
to
Stewart,
and
$31
from
each
Chinese
man.
I
Eighth
Inning
our
canvas-
Yankees
Rizzuto
was
hit
by
harder
than
I
a
pitched
ball.
McDougald
sin-
cher
island
and
In
the
general
J1
Til
n-iilay
the
last
of
the
,
il).
-areas
was
closed
trullinir
rpmnlnuH
High
"Matter
of
fact,
.ers
are
working
ever
now."
October
7,
...
5:58
17:35
...
11:25
direction
of
where
there
Is
a
good
sized
lake.
10.1
feet
from
Marmot
load
and
zinc
18.9
feet
mines
.she
will
take
a
full
cargo
10.1
fret
-
950
tons
-or
bulk
ore
for
Ta-
feet
coma,
Washington.
Low
!y
colio
have
been
u
i
""U"h
odd
reports
of
fishing
Industry
Is
looking
forward
to
herring
fishing,
while
In
the
meantime,
slack
Is
taken
up
by
processing
flatfish
and
cod.
Meanwhile,
the
Cape
Perry,
Capt.
Henry
Helene,
and
the
Taplow,
owned
and
operated
by
Jack
and
Carl
Strand,
arrived
today
with
a
clean-up
load
of
salmon
from
the
Queen
re-
f'""x
have
been
I
1
I
gled,
Rizzuto
stopping
at
second,
i
DiMaggio
flied
out
to
Thomson.
I
Hearn
fielded
Berra's
topper
and
I
threw
him
out
at
first.
Brown
I
walked
to
load
the
bases.
Col-1
11ns
walked,
forcing
Rizzuto
over
I
the
plate.
Jones
went
to
to
pitch
i
for
the
Giants.
Bauer
was
i
thrown
out
at
first.
One
run,
one
ft
in
i)lu
K.inl
ttovri
Log
Company
Sends
$500
The
seas
off
British
Columbia
produce
more
than
halibut
and
herring,
fogs
and
fleets.
This
has
been
a
thriving
summer
for
whaling,
43
have
been
taken
In
21
days.
That's
reckoned
pretty
fair.
Back
in
pioneer
daya
whales
were
sometimes
observed
While
there
Is
no
certainty
as
1"
the
harbor
of
Prince
Rupert
woman
and
child
in
Prince
Rupert.
,
M.'.
and
Mrs.
Peter
Wong
and
David
Chow,
canvassers,
thought
!
they
might
have
even
clone
better,
but
Mr.
Stevenson
Interrupted:
!
"If
th
i
oiher
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
do
near
as
well,
we
don't
have
a
thing
to
worry
abuut."
!
This
last
donation
has
brought
the
total
to
date
$30,000.
Objective
is
$75,000.
Beginning
next
week,
names
of
donois
and
amount
of
sub-rcriptlons
will
Xsi
published,
Mr.
Stevenson
said.
And
headquarters
now
in
the
;
aid
liquor
dure,
Third
Avenue
and
Sei
ind
Street,
will
be
moved
to
the
hospital
office.
As
administrator,
Mr.
Stevenson
said
he
was
no
longer
able
to
spend
time
away
from
work.
He
assured
however,
that
no
fer-V
ir
in
the
luiupaiii
would
lie
.
'ost.
In
Order
That
Our
Staff
May
Enjny
THANKSGIVING
MONDAY,
8
Oct.
THE
CIVIC
CENTRE
Will
Be
Closed
Until
7:00
p.m.
at
which
time
Uw
Teen
Room,
Auditorium
(for
ca;.ual
badminton)
and
Gymnasium
will
open
Tuesday
is
opening
day
for
the
full
winter
program
REMEMBER
BRING
A
NEW
MEMBER
Mults
$5.00;
Teens
$4.00
and
$1.00;
Juniors
up
to
12
yrs
$2
08
Per
Year
-
235
fi-shlng
has
com-':'li
opening
of
John-6611
and
west
coast
of
'"land
is
expected
to
week.
"'nice
Rupert
seiners
r
the
suUth
so
far
t'olet
J,
(apt.
c.
A.
W'st
Jack,
Capt.
Cliff
t
M3,
tapt.
Alfred
S,
tapt.
Denver
1
1
etwins
J,
capt.
'Ida
ne,
and
Flora
II.
'T
Pi.llard.
'''eries
received
some
Sl.l'u't
fish
yesterday
n'''i'ival
of
Vancouver-k,'r
Cape
Palmerston,
V
Anderson.
'Ii
this
record
salmon
jf
"
Ul,''n,
much
of
the
Even
though
Kelly
Logging
Co.
hit,
no
errors,
is
involved
In
Its
own
hospital
I
Giants
Rizssuto
caught
Thom-troub;v.'s
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
son's
riy.
Mays
lined
a
single.
Irlands,
a
donation
came
through
Westrum
grounded
into
a
dou-from
the
company
today,
to
aug-
ble
play.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
ment
the
Prince
Rupert
General
errors.
Hospital
Modernization
Fund.
I
N'n'h
Inning
A
cheque
of
$500
has
been
re-1
Yankees
Johnny
MJze
baited
ceivv?d
by
Campaign
Chairman
lor
Ostrowski.
Mize
lined
to
Doug
Stevenson.
Thompson
in
right
centre.
Gen
An
accompanying
letter
states
Woodling
smashed
a
home
run.
that
the
company
in
conjunction
Mays
caught
Rlzzuto's
long
with
Pacific
Mills
Is
now
involved
drive-
McDougald
fouled
out
to
in
moving
Aliford
Bay
RCAF
Lockman
to
end
the
game.
One
hospital,
abanoned
since
the
run.
one
hit,
no
errors.
Second
World
War,
to
increase'
Score
by
innings
R
II
E
facilities
ot
true
Queen
Charlotte
'Yanks
000
000
Oil
2
5
2
City
hospital.
Giants
010
050
OOx
8
7
1
to
what
it
might
have
been
pursuit
or
sometnmg
much
there
is
nevertheless
consider-1
smaller
than
themselves.
There
able
conjecture
concerning
are
now
five
vessels
in
the
Fa-something
seen
to
drop
Into
the
cific
fleet.
rugged
hills
of
Porcher
Is-
i
land
a
few
weeks
ago.
The
wit-1
Union
steamr
Chilcotln,
Capt.
ness
was
William
Sim,
local
old
James
Hunter,
arrived
in
port
at
timer,
who
has
lived
on
the
2:30
yesterday
from
Vancouver
island
in
question
and
who,
on
and
sailed
at
9
p.m.
for
south
August
19,
was
in
a
small
boat
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points
handy
to
his
home
on
shore,
whence
she
Is
due
back
here
to-Unexpectedly
and
suddenly,
he
morrow
afternoon
to
sail
south
gllmpijd
an
object
hurtling
from
at
8
p.m.
The
vessel
brought
the
sky
and
quite
a
distance
olf.j
north
a
full
load
of
freight
and
1o
determine
Identity
was
dif-1
a
number
of
passengers.