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Daily
NOUTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Mosf
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest'
Phone
81
VOL.
XL,
No.
135
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JUNE
9,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENT3
Fraoos
tfrMMl(o.l
n
Jl
i
r
mmiisi'AT
nr.n
j
KJ
Cellulose
Displays
on,
i
,
Ling
to
Exhibition
Here
e
Civic
Centre-sponsored
Industrial
and
Nat-sources
Exhibition,
to
start
June
2!),
has
Hi
country-wide
attention,
for
one
of
the
Are
Being
Driven
Further
Back
From
the
Thirty-Eighth
Parallel
I
;
TOKYO
(CP)
Battered
Chinese
Reds
started
retreating
today
from
their
main
Korean
stronghold
the
Chorwon-Kumhwa-Pyongyang
"Iron
Triangle''
field
reports
said.
A
pooled
dispatch
from
the
western
front
said
the
Reds
were
falling
back
toward
Kumsong,
17
miles
due
east
of
Pyongyang
and
about
28
miles
north
of
the
38th
parallel.
"
Censorship
obscured
east
Al
attractions
to
be
featured
will
be
a
display
by
I
jiriinum
Company
ot
Lanada,
shipped
directly
-he
Toronto
Trades
Fair.
.
.
1
1
Wins
lied
positions
but
report
said
In
a
wire
to
T.
Norton
Youngs,
exhibition
chairman,
fi.
G.
Vincent,
representing
Alcan
in
Vancouver,
said
the
company
"win
gladly"
participate
in
Prince
Rupert's
exhibition.
A
display
13
by
8
feet
will
be
shipped
here
about
June
12,
pending
arrival
of
Alcan
staff
to
operate
the
display.
The
Alcan
display
will
include
an
Pact
Yanks
Win
From
Sox
Torrid
Chieagoans
Cooled
Off
With
First
Loss
In
Seven
Games
CHICAGO
0i
Big
Vic
Raschi
that
Eighth
United
States
Army
forces
had
captured
two
ridges
against
decreasing
Red
opposition.
One
Allied
gain
of
more
than
a
mile
was
reported.
Pyongyang,
capital
of
North
Korea,
Is
the
northern
tip
of
the
triangle,
a
building
area
where
the
Reds
grouped
forces
for
their
abortive
offensives
against
the
United
Nations.
Chorwon
and
Kumhwa
are
the
OUVER
O
Workers
on
o.uoo.000
Alcan
project
h
Columbia
will
have
to
l:
i
;
lelectrlct
trains
and
operation
of;
wrs
(if
the
American
a
projector,
the
wire
Indicated
of
labor
unions
un-
Meanwhile,
another
natural
'
ntrac-t
signed
yesterday.
resources
has
arrived
in
Prince
octratt,
negotiated
by
,
Rupert.
It
is
a
10-by-15-fout
m,
western
organizer
model
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
American
Federation
of
i
pulp
mill
which
has
been
re
other
southern
anchor
points
of
and
the
New
York
Yankees
cool
ed
off
the
torrid
Chicago
White
the
triangle
and
both
are
di'
rectly
threatened
by
the
Allies.
A
front
line
report
quoted
Al
PHILIP'S
BIRTHDAY
The
Duke,
of
Edinburgh
will
celebrate
his
30th
birthday
June
10.
This
United
Kingdom
Information
Office
photo
shows
Princess
Elizabeth's
husband
in
his
uniform
as
lieutenant
-commander
in
the
Royal
Navy.
,CP
PHOTO)
AAystery
Deepens
Hunt
for
Diplomats
Turns
to
Italy
LONDON
'(Pi
The
hunt
for
two
missing
British
diplomats
wlden-d
suddenly
from
France
to
Italy
today
after
the
Foreign
Office
disclosed
a
telegram
to
a
relative
us
a
union
hiring
clause
!
ceived
on
loan
from
Hon.
E.
T.
Sox
4
to
2
last
night
before
a
un
of
employment,
Kenney,
minister
of
lands
and
forests,
Victoria.
lied
officers
as
saying
the
Reds
litract
has
been
building
trades
unions
:
the
wage
scale
in
the
are.
probably
abandoning
Chorwon
to
the
Allies
who
are
poised
Around
the
pulp
mill
model,1
the
local
forestry
department,,
record
throng
of
53,940
fans
at
Coftiiskey
Park.
The
victory
ended
a
six-game
winning
streak
and
reduced
the
lead
of
the
White
Sox
over
the
CRUISE
EJDS
After
a
four-month
training
cruise
to
the
AnLvides,
the
cruiser
HMCS
Ontario
anived
back
at
honw
pott
three
days
ahead
of
schedule
bCause
of
a
1,400-mile
"dash
ti-
aid
a
critically-injured
British
seaman.
Gordon
Let,
17,
of
Kent
England,
was
injured
in
a
l.ill
aboard
the
British
tanker
Athcl
Cliirf.
The
Ontario
answered
'the
ship's
call
for
aid,
t
an:
ferred
Iho
injured
seaman
and
headed
under
forced
draft
for
Ksquimalt.
ln
the
hills
just
south
of
the
mntracl,
ha
not
been
1
under
supervision
of
District
town.
aWic
It
may
be
an-'Forester
Marc
Oormely.
will
noxt
week.
uunu
a
sei
ieaiuring
me
ioc
u
If
Chorwon
falls,
the
Communists
would
lose
a
vital
east-west
road
and
control
of
the
long
Pyongyang
valley.
Allied
artillery
could
make
the
valley
untenable
for
the
Reds
and
drive
fe
Wasted
Yankess
to
3'2
games.
Raschi,
in
becoming
the
first
American
League
pitcher
to
win
nine
games
so
far
this
season,
spiked
the
White
Sox
on
seven
hits.
Bob
Feller
turned
in
his
eighth
victory
against
one
defeat
as
he
pitched
tlie
Indians
to
an
easy
7
to
1
triumph
over
the
Boston
iorest
product
ana
resources
01
the
Prince
Rupert
district.
,
NATIVE
EXHIBITS
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
heading
the
'
Indian
arts
and
crafts
display,
i
said
today
he
had
already
sev-1
era!
private
collections
to
be
featured,
w
hich
Included
items
I
Nine
Jet
Planes
Crash
In
Air
Force
Manoeuvre
To
Build
Eld
iky
ay
them
as
far
back
as
Wonsang
85
air
miles
north
of
the
38inl
one,
of
them
was
sent
from
Rome.
parallel.
"
!J
The
House
oi
owned
by
Dr.
J.
A.
MacDonald,
Naas
River
native
s
acieed
yesterday
to
featuring
MONTREAL
Nntieo
t.
h
a
I'
box
beloie
34.860
fans
in
a
RICHMOND.
Indiana
(d
-Nine
United
Slat's
Air
Force
t'Ri
Jrt
fighters
plunged
to
earth
in
a
thunderstorm
near
here
yesterday,
kill'.
tit?
four
pilots
while
six
other
airmen
died
in
Parliament
will
be
asked
to
au-
ni8nt
same
at
Cleveland.
Tiimc
tn
hasten
the
end
'crafts;
Dr.
Large's
own
collec-furruit
session
but
it
tion
of
Haida
slate-carved
lo-
A
British
embassy
official
in
Rome
said
that,
even
though
the
message
did
come
from
the
Italian
city,
it
was
no
conclusive
evidence
that
the
men
had
been
Nevertheless,
some
French
police
officials,
after
a
thorough
combing
of
Paris,
expressed
be-
J,
.
.1.1a
ve
Se;ara'r
Jjrjuhe;-;
in
t
lie
rst.
.
-
.
..
.
,,'...
Kiir-
and
82
minutes
terns.-
items
Jnuttt
Bejla
JBi'U
Opening
Up
Old
School
ariiund
h?
sublect.
be-
natives
and
baskets
from
van-
finally
guve
Its
consent.
',
couver
Island's
west
coast
bands.
(heck
was
kent
h
'
Other
private
collections
to
nc
Ther
win
ho
mnro
rhuriron
1
nei
uuu
the
men
are
not
in
thorize
the
Canadian
National
i
Feller
scattered
seven
Red
Sox
-Rat'
.
nyS
tc
bulU-
a
135-nuie
lino
;
hits,
blanking
Dom
DiMaggio
in
from
Sherridon
to
Lynn
Lake,
'
five
trips
to
the
plate
to
end
the
Man.,
550
miles
northwest
of
Boston
centre
fielder's
hitting
Winnipeg,
appeared
on
the
or-'streak
in
27
straight
games,
der
paper
in
the
House
of
Com-
j
The
veteran
Dizzy
Trout,
back-moos
in
Ottawa
yesterday.
!
cd
by
a
twelve-hit
attack,
pitch-Commenting
on
the
project,
ied
Detroit
Tigers
to
a
9
to
2
Donald
Gordon,
chairman
and
triumph
over
Philadelphia
Ath-president
of
the
Canadian
Nu-1
etics
in
the
only
game
in
the
llonal
Railways,
said
that
the
Major
League
total
cost
of
the
new
line
is,
st.
Lnuis
Cardinals
edged
out
estimated
at
$14,500,000
and
that
R(lst.n
Pr,
tn
i
h.
Imistfr
St
Laurent
who
'displayed
belong
to
George
Cok
W
the
Chamber
it
was
n
Mrs-
Vera
Malr-toltlme-eonsumlng
de-'
"But
I
m
stm
n9
fr
h
marie
It
necessarv
to
more-"
Dr-
Lar8e
ald'
as
hc
feCiS
-;
llic
jet
fighters
U
II
ouL
of
the
fky
in
qiih
k
succession
around
Richniond.
showering
wreckage
over
a
wide
area.
ln
addition
to
the
dead,
two
other
pilots
wcie
injured,
one
critically.
Two
others
rode
their
planes
to
crash
landings
without
injury.
Eight,
parachute!
to
safely.
There
was
no
official
explanation
of
the
mishaps
pending
inquiry.
Twenty-oive
planes
were
taking
part
in
a
formation.
While
the
possibility
of
sabotage
is
.being
explored,
the
remaining
planes
are
being
kept
under
close
guard.
going
to
school
next
term
than
Parls
and
may
have
Bne
to
ever
before
in
Prince
Rupert,
j
Italy.
School
board,
at
a
meeting
last
I
Reuters
News
Agency
quoted
night,
heard
from
Inspector
G.
I
French
secret
service
chiefs
as
W.
Graham
that
not
only
would
saying
they
believe
it
possible
.(he
working
schedule
tnere
are
several
people,
,
ln
,,Mle
siitmcs
f.,n
I
city
who
have
private
collections
'
is
expected
to
rise
Ul
jirnb
llliricav
nuu
in.
ij""1
antees
the
"best
of
care"
will
be
all
primary
schools'
be
filled
but
;
the
diplomats
may
have
flown
from
Paris
to
Warsaw
last
Sun
construction
is
expected
to
start
;lipnts
at
Boston
ln
the
National
!
more
space
would
be
needed
ion
tn
hr.
iitnA
ln
O'
"e
exiiHJiua.
'"
be
called
i
in
ih.
the
,
,,
.
tho
inr,h.
this
summer,
League's
only
game
of
the
day.
Ing
of
the
"Queen
of
the
North"
contest,
Mr.
Youngs
said.
Candidates
will
be
sponsored
by
three
organisations
the
Sons
of
Norway,
the
Canadian
Legion,
and
the
Coiumola
Cellulose
Softball,
Club.
Halibut
Landings
nations,
pointments
North
Korea
Is
Enigma
A
survey
party
of
17
.engineers
is
now
in
the
northern
Manitoba
wilderness
to
determine
a
route
for
the
rail
extension,
looking
to
completion
of
the
line
by
the
fall
of
1953.
The
new
railway
will
serve
a
mining
area
located
at
Lynn
Lake
by.
Sherritt
Gordon
Mines.
At
present
the
only
access
to
the
region
is
by
air
transport
Scheduled
night
games
between
Pittsburg
and
Brooklyn,
Cincinnati
and
Philadelphia
and
Chicago
and
New
York
ln
the
National
League
were
rained
out.
A
scheduled
night
game
between
Washington
Senators
and
St.
Louis
Browns
in
St.
Louis
was
rained
out
with
the
Senators
ahead
4
to
1
after
four
innings.
AMERICAN
Alrita.
52,000,
Booth,
19.9c,
17c,
and
15c.
Polaris,
52.000,
Atlin,
20c,
17c
nrl
Hr
Reaction
to
Cease-Fire
at
38lh
So
Far
I
n
known
NATIONS
New
York,
UNITED
1Iavanai
48i0O0
pncinc,
20c,
and
winter
road.
The
building
1
of
the
line
will
enable
the
mine
to
be
brought
into
production.
Annual
production
is
estimat
day
in
place
of
two
policy
diplomats
who
had
arranged
to
fly
that
day.
,
Both
diplomats
Guy
Burgees,
former
British
embassy
official
in
Washington,
and
Donald
p.
MacLean,
head
of
the
foreljn
office
American
secrets.
.'
Fear
has
been
expressed
in
London
and
Washington
that
they
may
have
ducked
behind
the
Iron
Curtain.
A
Foreign
Office
spokesman
said
that
the
message
was
to
Burgess'
mother
and
related
that
Burgess,
40
and
a
bachelor,
was
going
on
a
"long
Mediterranean
holiday."
It
was
sent
Thursday.
Two
other
messages,
to
Mac-Lean's
wife
and
mother,
were
sent
from
Paris
Wednesday.
The
latter
two
were
reported
sent
by
a
mysterious
third
person.
The
men
have
been
missing
since
May
25,
MacLean's
thirty-eighth
birthday.
former
Prince
Rupert
last
night
were
accep-!if
school
board
as
teach-ny
primary
schools
be-the
new
term.
Appllca-is
Anna
Bcketov
and
"'hka
Peireff,
who
are
J'R
Normal
School
this
Vancouver,
were
accepted
;
tfrtiflcation.
f
other
hand,
seven
tendered
their
reslgna-rhr-V
are
p.
U.
Wright,
'Wne
Larson,
Mrs.
lima
ss
u,tly
Robertson,
wi-ry
MePhall,
Miss
3arfay
and
John
C.
Jen-
Tells
of
Ordeals
And
the
solution
to
the
situation
Is
to
open
the
Seal
Cove
school,
the
board
decided.
An
estimate
on
tha
cost
of
rehabilitation
of
the
old
school
will
be
called
for
Immediately.
'Mr.
Graham
said
he
estimated
65
beginners
in
Conrad
school,
which
would
mean
the
removal
of
one
grade
In
order
to
provide
room.
At
King
Edward
school
63
would
start
next
term
and
at
Borden
school,
about
33.
"We'll
have
to
get
Seal
Cove
school
in
shape
or
we'll
be
faced
with
a
serious
situation.
It's
going
to
get
worse
Instead
of
better,
but
of
course,
that's
good
because
it
means
Prince
Rupert
is
growing,"
said
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
school
board
chairman.
Following
are
the
attendance
and
enrolment
of
Prince
Rupert
schools
during
May:
Booth
Enrolment
462;
average
attendance
421.9.
Borden
Enrolment
278;
average
attendance
242.9.
Conrad
Enrolment
271;
average
attendance
254.
King
Edward
Enrolment
319;
average
attendance
292.
Total
enrolment
was
1,330,
similar
to
last
month.
BASEBALL-
National
St.
Louis
2,
Baston
1.
Chicago
at.
New
York,
Pittsburgh
at
Brooklyn,
Cincinnati
at
Philadelphia
all
postponed,
rain.
American
Philadelphia
2,
Detroit
9.
Boston
1,
Cleveland
7.
New
York
4,
Chicago
2.
Washington
at
St.
Louis,
called
end
of
four
innings,
rain.
'
Pacific
Coast
.ri
i
rygve
we,
uniteu
kuliuim
jjc
secretary-general,
said
today
j
.
N'ew
Era,
'
60.000,
left
for
Seattle.
1
that
his
proposal
for
a
Korean
!
,
cease-fire
in
the
vicinity
of
the
CANADIAN
i
38th
parallel
was
received
fa-!
Cape
Beale,
33.000,
Royal,
21
8c,
vorably
by
top
United
Nations
17-.
15c.
.
diplomats.
j
Western
Monarch.
68.000,
Stor-
But
he
has
heard
nothing'!
at,-,
21.4c.
17c,
15c.
i
,
from
the
Communists,
Mr.
Lie,
Clipper
II,
16,000,
Co-op.
i
!
ed
at
8400
tons
of
nickel,
3400;
tons
of
copper,
100
tons
of
co-
!
bait,
1500
tons
of
copper
sul-'
phide
and
72,000
tons
of
am-monium
sulphate.
The
value
of
!
this
production
Is
estimated
at
I
$14,000,000
yearly.
j
i
A
modern
townsite
at
Lynn
i
Lake
will
house
a
population
of
I
between
2500
and
3000
on
com-
j
said.
"We
do
nut
know
what
is
in
!
Torture
and
Depredation
,
In
Communist
Prison
Detailed
by
Vogeler
the
minds
of
the
North
Koreans
Sa'n
Francisco
2-2,
Hollywood
and
their
supporters,"
he
said.
A
2000-
!
WASHINGTON,
D
C.
ffi
Rob-
i
pieuon
oi
ine
railway
We
do
not
know
whether
they
CBC
Team
For
CCC
Opening
ton-per-day
mining
plant
and'"'
A-
Vogeler,
grim
and
un-
would
welcome
or
reject
a
ceasefire."
!
concentrator
will
be
built
there,
smiling,
told
yesterday
of
seven-and
a
new
hydro-electric
plant
teen
months
of
torture
and
de-will
be
constructed
on
the
Laurie
gredatlon
in
a
Communist
Hun-River.
A
nickel
refinery
Is
to
be
gary
prison
and
disavowed
as
established
in
Alberta
making
,
"rubbish'
'his
purported
confes-
Falls
mitory
4-5.
San
Diego
0.
Sacramento
4.
Portland
8,
Seattle
1.
Los
Angeles
9,
Oakland
7.
Western
International
Victoria
2,
Salem
1.
Vancouver
4,
Wenatchee
2.
Spokane
6,
Yakima
5
lacoma
12,
Tri-City
1
Rebuild
Smithers
Staff
of
the
Canadian
Broad
casting
Corporation
have
arriv
-
WEATHER:-
Synopsis
.
Rain
was
falling
on
much
Qf
the
north
coast
this
morning
as
'
a
weak
storm
front
moved
In
off
the
ocean.
The
rest
of
British
Columbia
was
favored
with
'jright
sunny
skies
but
a
general
increase
in
cloudiness
is
looked
for
in
central
and
northern
parts
today.
Tomorrow
afternoon
will
see
another
in
a
series
of
Pacific
storms
strike
the
north
coast.
f
,
C
ed
in
the
cltv
t0
PrePare
lne
use
of
tne
natural
gas
in
that
sion
of
sabotage
and
spying.
The
VjGTCICjC
JllUCIUse
broadcast
of
the
opening
of
the
province.
('confession"
had
been
wrung
Columbia
Cellulose
plant
here
Twenty
years
ago
a
line
into
out
of
him
after
seventy
hours
SMITHERS
Initial
step
has
0n
June
12
next
Tuesday.
They
Sherridon
was
opened
by
the
of
torture
when
further
resist-Lvrn
tnken
towards
rebuilding
are
Doug
Nixon,
program
direc-
CNR
making
it
possible
for
ance
seemed
futile,
the
Smithers
Garage
which
was
tor
of
the
Canadian
Broadcast-
Sherritt
Gordon
to
produce
met-
Among
other
things
he
had
destroyed
by
fire
last
February.
jnc
corporation
for
the
British
als
valued
at
more
than
$53,-
been
forced
to
remain
for
many
The
local
contracting
firm
of
Columbia
region,
and
Ross
000,000.
On
completion
of
the
hours
in
ice
cold
water
with
Boviil
&
llann
lias
a
crew
of
men
Whiteside,
engineer
of
Station
new
railway
the
mining
com-
penetrating
white
lights
all
engaged
in
erecting
a
new
addi-;
CBR,
Vancouver.
Marce
Munro,
pany
will
transfer
Its
opera-
around
him.
tion
immediately
adjoining
the
j
whose
voice
is
familiar
to
all
tlons
to
Lynn
Lake.
j
American
business
man
site
of
the
former
structure,
CBC
network
listeners,
will
ar-
j
detailed
for
the
first
time
Uie
foundation
and
concrete
floor
of
;
rive
by
plane
from
Vancouver.
DIVERSE
CROPS
'
ordeal
he
underwent
before
bejng
which
were
salvaged
from
the;
The
opening
proceedings
as;
Ninety
per
cent
of
Brazil
farm
freed.
He
was
released
AdHI
28
Pulp
Mill
Open
House
FALLS-Another
dorm-,(U"K
is
planned
to
be
mtuZ
mployePS
of
."nre
n,w
being
invited
P
,i:t
and
will
be
re-Jn.Jime
16
by
P.
E.
President
of
the
owner
1
'Pbeli
avenue.
'
'"
K
the
project,
is
,
Noppe,
use
Nicola
'"Kouver.
1
stw
n
Twenty-Fifth
Heavy
Losses
SAN
FRANCISCO
'0
The
Pelping
radio
claimed
today
that
ih.
runnriinn
Twentv-Fifth
Bri
-Thursday.
June
21.
from
2
to
4
p.m.,
has
been
set
as
"Open
I
However,
sunny
weather
can
be
House"
for
the
public
at
the
mill
i
expected
in
mucn
ot
b.u
espec
well
as
observations
in
the
woods
production
is
in
cof
fee,
corn,
1
through
a
deal
with
the
Hun-
gade
and
two
United
States
fire
ruins
The
extension
will
add
another!
area
around
Terrace,
which
was
cotton,
rice
beans,
manioc
and
garian
regime
arranged
by
the'?'
tne
GolumW
Cellulose
Co.
;
'ay
in
southern
parts.
,
"Plywood
panel
tv.
Ltd.
(The
mill
will
have
its
of
Army
units
suffered
heavy
losses
on
the
Korean
front
last
week.
'Department
of
State.
43
feet,
of
frontage
on
Main
""
"J
"-
,
sugar
cane,
street
providing
the
owners
with
!
"V
People,
will
be
aired
over
the
Forecasts
North
coast
region
Cloudv
ficial
opening
on
Tuesday
next
when
official
guests,
many
of
The
Red
radio
Identified
units
i
with
a
few
showers
today
and
"Ns
aiiri'.n
as
the
25th
Division
and
the
wiiuiii
win
ue
arriving
un
tne
187th
Airborne
Regiment.
laundry.
Shnu,..
.,,,
ftieW
inWIKITP
K
MnnillarisPy
chartered
steamerll
a
one-storey
building
having
120
-
frontal
-day
Magalne
program
a
foot
and
depth
of
00
1
f
fee
i
A
second
broadcast
will
also
be
I
broadcast
while
'the
CBC
team
-
-
VMUIUI
!
a
Prince
ihlc
Georee.
wuutgC,
will
Will
tax
tOA
the
W1C
can-:
l'OU"t
K
-
ip"
.
steam
heating
sys-
The
br6adcast
said
that
7000
Allied
troops
had
been
killed,
acitv
for
reception
on
that
day
)
I
during
.
the
day
.
and
.
light
,
at.
On
the
"Open
House"
occa-
i
nl6ht-
Lows
tonight
and
highs
sion.
the
nublie.
at
laree
will
he
-
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
45
and
KeHdeniial
Section
at
Terrace
"
-
I
wounded
or
captured
during
Blf'Sl?
t
'
Ihirln
rluVS
PIKllllIT
.TllllO
3
i
11
-
.jn.....::w,:ro
nu
.......
imrins
PRKKOOT,
Lancashire,
Enj-;u
heie
reatuiing
the
visiting
land
(CP)
Pa:.
Preece,
opening
,
GrecnviIlo
and
Aiyansh
bands
batsman
in
a
Wicket
match
;
whl(.h
will
be'
hcre
for
the
Cohere,
was
hit
by
the
first
ball
lumbia
Ceiiuiosc
opening,
and
broke
his
glasses.
He
re-.
tW.
""'UK
GIJDER
CIUQIHB
lirttiijr
The
Old
Keith
property
on
the
SOUth
side
Of
the
received
and,
in.
addition
to
the!?1
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert.
,
:
tour
of
the
mill
plant,
refresh-i
45
and
55-
(
P,.nfl-
t
...
t.
-i
4
i
e
it
anadian
National
Railway
track
across
from
the
men
ts
win
be
served.
ik.
(CP)
Ralnh
has
completed
and
suc-
'
tested
a
glider
which
ha
turned
shortly
with
a
new
frame
:
and
scored
29
not
out.
1
s
year
main
townsite
of
Terrace
is
proving:
popular
with'
in
view
of
the
highly
mechan-:
u
i
ical
nature
of
the
mill,
the
man-
new
home-makers
at
Terrace.
agement
has
deemed
it
unwise
-
T
I
D
S
-
s
at
a
cost
of
T.EA.
Lincolnshire.
England
(CP)
j
Sunday,
June
10,
1951
CHINESE
ORGANIZE
MONTREAL
(CP)
Naturalized
Chinese-Canadians
here
formed
a
Montreal
Chinese-Canadian
Association
recently.
Chinese-Canadians
in
Toronto
and
Vancouver
already
have
slmlliar
organizations
and
plans
are
under
Already
130
of
the
one-and-,
to
admit
persons
under
the
age;
Baseball
Sunday
ABEL
&
ODOWES
ts
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
PIMm
;"JISH
Traffic":
1
3
r.,0?,
motor
vehicles
ln
!
two
favor-;
Facinc
btannara
i
mei
one-tenth
acre
lots
on
the
re-1
of
16.
I
-The
village
pumps,
to
be
put
on
th
market
by
the
ite
gossiping
place
for
village,
High
4:26
17.9
feet
cent
new
subdivision
have
been
Those
wishing
to
visit
the
mill
:
housewives
have
disappeared.:
17:41
17.0
feet
taken
up
with
immediate
build-
a8ents.
enney
v,o.
ua.
are
being
requested
to
com-j
They
were
stolen
for
the
amount
Low
11:10
5
0
feet
ing
plans
ln
the
most
cases.
,
Street
and
road
Improvements
municate
with
the
Columbia
of
lead
they
contained.
i
23:28
9.1
feetj
Seventy
more
lots
are.
about
have
already
been
made.
J
Cellulose
Co.
at
P.O.
Box
1000.
m
.5,
7
"
81-00
in
1951,
2:30
p.m.
SSe
'
-ucks
andway
to
establish
such
groups
i"
s
cars
plus
buses.
1
other
communities.