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PROVINCIAL1!
,
PROVINCIAL
LI33ART,
113'
ORMES
VICTORIA,
B.
C.
DRtIGS
DAILY
DELIVERY
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
81
J
VOL.
XL,
No.
216
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER
14,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
EYCABS
nrunj
)
I
I
i
Would
Keep
Highway
Open
Mutt
u
Terrace
Board
on
Job-Booster
Station
Equipment
Arrives
Indians
and
-
-syr
TERRACE.
Reports
of
the
convention
of
Vai
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
B.C.,
j
which
was
held
last
week
in
'
Yanks
Miss
Prince
Rupert,
were
eiven
bv
:
itical
Gov
i
rw'y
'
three
of
the
Terrace
delegates
at
Wednesday
night's
meeting
of
the
Terrace
and
District
Board
.
Both
Lose
in
Crucial
Games
Thursday
-I
To
Make
Canada
Major
Supplier
f
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Harold
Blancke,
president
of
the
Cclanese
Corporation
of
America,
said
today
that
the
plant
now.
under
construction
by
its
subsidiary,
the
Canadian
Chemical
Co.,
on
a
430-acre
site
in
yV",
of
Trade.
I
NEW
yoRK
9
cemi
m
Harry
King
gave
a
very
inter-
diant
missed
an
opportunity
to
cstlng
and
comprehensive
repoit
aiaeluh
tluir
American
League
of
the
deliberations
of
the
con-
lead
to
two
games
as
they
bowed
ventlon
and
answered
several
1
to
0
to
Bob
Porterfield
and
questions
asked
of
him
by
some
the
Washington
Senators,
of
the
local
members.
i
Porterfield
spun
a
brilliant
'
-
'-y
Jjr
-
fir-
-
i
r
"
1
Edmonton
is
expected
to
cost
in
excess
of
$50,000,000
three-hitter
to
ktc'p
the
Indians
Mrs.
L.
N
whouser.
in
report-
and
will
be
in
operation
within
one-and-a-half
years.
I
mg
on
the
"social
highlights
of
one
eamJ
aeJd
r
tne
"nH"
,.
3
1
tv
m.tir,o.
.i.i
.h
up
New
York
Yankees
who
drop-
Talk
Out
Before
),nund
Controls
Tli!'
Trades
and
'
,sS
uiiada.
call-pure
controls.
ye-.,,
.up
lvderal
gov-f
in
'iiiiTcnce"
and
utu
towards
en-
!.,,
Minister
Gregg
the
platform,
the
mntinti
adopted
a
critical
f
Hie
gov-Winn
demanded:
,
ine
new
piant
will
consume
l"
rr"'
-"""
"
.
a
t
H.i.,nn
n
rw.t,nit
unna
"all
nut
'
tn
;
75,000
gallons
of
petroleum
gases
I
make
their
guests'
stay
in
the
e"alors
scorea
me
omy
daily
from
Alberta
oil
fields.
In
in
addition
addition
to
to
producing
producing
in-
i
city
a
very
pleasant
one
and
that
wu
a
Big
Three
Confident
noming
mai
couiq
oe
aone
lor
:
.
r,
r
,7
'
them
was
left
undone.
ba!le
e"or
by
the
Indian's
sec-
ond-sacker,
Bob
Avila.
.
.
.
.
i
i
i
,i
ausmai
organic
chemicals
by
a!
!
process
based
on
oxidation
of
j
',
liquefied
petroleum
gases,
the
!
juiiRuiiMiuuiiaparucu-
vireiI
Trucks
stoDDPri
the
plant
will
produce
acetate,
staple
;
lar
interest
Perry'g
Vante
nn
uuan
hito
arhilA
hie
fibre
and
filament
yarn.
SDeech
at
the
close
of
the
enn-
t
.
.
.
...
..
,.
mal
s
Da"8e"
01
Kew
Im
Mr.
Blancke
said
for
"plans
ventior,
with
it.
intimation
that.
ROYAL
CREW
Top
RCAF
air-crew
have
been
chosen
to
fly
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
on
part
of
their
forth-coming
to
it
of
Canada.
Shown,
left
to
right,
are:
Wing
Cmdi-.
Bob
Irickett
of
Replna,
pilot;
Sqdn.
Ldr.
Stewart
Cowan
of
Winnipeg,
pilot;
Fit.
Lt.
Les
Husscy
of
Ottawa,
pilot;
Fit.
Lt.
Bob
Thorndycraft
of
Vancouver,
navigator;
FO
Doug
Stone-house
of
Toronto,
j-adio
officer;
Fit.
Sgt.
Edgar
Benoit
of
Ottawa,
flight
engineer;
Sgt.
Girard
Mignault
of
Quebec,
steward;
and
LAC.
Walter
Dear
of
Hamilton,
Ont.
FO
Stont-house
will
be
replaced
by
Fit.
Lt.
Ken.
A.
Wark
of
Richmond
Hill,
Ont.,
for
the
Royal
tour.
"
'
Cp
from
National
Defence!
the
Edmonton
plant
envisage
-we
!"'
In
the
north
are
getting
development
of
Canada
as
a
ma-!
ontv
the
crumbs
from
the
nnth
"
The
loss
also
endangered
the
Jor
supplier
of
cellulose
acetate.")
The
deleeates
were
thanked
for
Tanks'
lead
over
the
third
place
i
Hopeful
of
Clearing
I'p
.
Western
Europe
Problems
Courting
Russi
'
WASHINGTON,
DC.
Oh
Big
(Some
time
ago
Mr.
Blancke
Indicated
that
the
capacity
of
the
Prince
Rupert
pulp
mill
inrte
loreien
ministers
saia
to
,ib.uk
uf
prices
ac-,
by
restoration
of
j
,,iicy
(i!
subsidies
on
!
p-jsitu
hi
uf
wartime
j
,t
excess
profits
tax.
ubli'limt'tit
of
a
price
j
ud
will:
ii
would
pass
,
ipinnti
ins
for
price
,
ji
iwrm.
in
the
;l:B
has
P'.MllU'd
be-
,
i
',(
Tnllll'llt'S
illdlf-'
u;
;
ti
ni!iKml
y
adopted
..dd.
!
day
that
negotiations
will
be
i
would
eventually
be
stepped
up
pressed
"as
raDidlv
as
possible"
!
nd
further
announcement
to
bring
West
Germany
into
the
i
alonS
these
lines
Is
expected
be-
fore
long).
European
defence
line-up.
Czechs
Hops
Being
Banned
Glassey
New
Mayor
Krueger
Alderman
their
reports
by
the
meeting
806(0,1
Red
Sox-
Sox
nlP"
whlch
then
passed
on
to
routine
P
tlw
st-
Louis
Browns
5
to
4
business
which
concerned,
chief-
10
innings
ti
P""
to
within
ly.
the
disposal
of
correspond-'2''4
games
the
Y,,p',
ence
j
Dom
DIMaggio
tripled
Wittt
C.'a.
a"a
B-erner,
CNR
superin-
,,"rthntenth
tendent,
in
reply
to
a
request
j
wmnmg
run'
for
a
warning
bell
at
the
Kalum
,
NATIONAL
LEAGl'E
Street
crossing,
advised
the
j
Meanwhile
the
St.
Louis
Car-board
that
the
traffic
volume
at
dinals
seriously
impeded
the
that
point
would
be
Investigated
New
York
Giants'
bid
to
over-and
the
board
would
hear
fur-
haul
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
in"
her
about
it.
the
National
League
by
beating
,,,,,..
th
..,.
,
the
Giants
6
to
4.
The
defeat
The
Big
Three
United
States,
Britain
and
France
also
announced
decision
to
make
"new
Mr
GrH'.
addressing
mi.
hH't
said
that.
Two
Stories
From
France
I
FRANKFURT,
Germany
(CP)
:
The
Allied
High
Commission
has
;
barred
all
Czech
air
line
flights
;
across
West
Germany,
Commis-1
sion
officials
announced
yester-
Douglas
Frizzell
Runner-up
in
Close
Contest
for
Chief
Magistracy
j
ni(M
li.nl
no
lnten-
j
1
o
pr'M
tit
o
reimnos-
i
jf-
til
of
controls.
j
It
kimmhation
I
and
resolute
effort"
to
briing
about
an
agreement
with
Russia
on
a
final
post-war
settlement
with
Russia.
-,
A
communique
near
the
dose
of
the
five-day
conference
said
that
Big
Three
ministers
"found
solid
ground
for
confidence
in
the
growing
strength
and
unity
61
the
free
world."
.
petition
to
keep
the
Prince
j
J?
e3.
Herk'rt
Francis
Glassey.
manufacturers'
atrent,
y-
Rupert
Highway
open
during
j
The
St.
Louis
Cardinals
drop-i
ped
a
2
to
0
night
game
to
Bos-'
ton
Braves
in
the
second
half
of
riJnn.!;rLstilc-ndiary
magistrate
and
sourdough
of
the
north;
v"md
nl
tatiun
Is
going
for-1
country,
W8S
elected
mayor
of
Prince
Rupert
On
France
had
concurred
in
Joint
PARIS
f
The
French
foreign
'
ministry
said
today
recruiting
of
German
troops
would
start
nntv
whpn
nrpana
nf
t.he
F.nrn-
the
winter
months,
the
board
was
advised
that
the
department
had
cent
a
rotary
plough
to
the
Skeena
district.
The
district
engineer
at
Prince
Rupert
had
also
been
asked
Mr
Gregg
Raid.,
i
.
,
,i
r,
-ijr
t,.,i,iv.
action
effective
as
from
Tuesday
Thy
announced
sympathy
for
i
Tw.n.
cmmitto.
hoin
nr
unusual
doubleheader
which
called
upon
them
to
meet
two
.aiurent
teams
the
same
day.
inui
lo
Mictreeu
tne
jate
yv.
ftuuucumiii
i
hi
limns
were
be-1
suay,
uewge
midnight.
Italy's
proposal
to
revise
its
operation.
iii:it
hup
might
be
smut
notice
should
(ImiuikI
it."
rt
.mnnr,
nn
T,Q,i
armAri
I
Th
newspaper
Figs.ro
stirred
up
a
diplomatic
flurry
with
an
for
a
list
of
snow
removal
I
equipment
he
had
at
his
dis-
j
posal
as
well
as
what
sugges-
j
tions
he
may
have
for
keep-
I
-ing
the
highway
open.,.
.
I
announcement
that
Foreign
j
Who
Clied
recently.
j
Asked
whether
the
decision
I
Glassey
received
418
votes
for
!
had
anything
to
do
with
the
case
a
close
majority
of
27
in
a
three-
of
William
Oatis,
Associated
cornered
contest
which
saw
a
to-
Press
correspondent
sentenced
ta!
of
1084
accepted
ballots.'
to
Jail
by
Czechoslovakia
on
spy
Douglas
Frizzell
obtained
301
,
cliarg-s,
an
answer
of
"no
com-
votes
for
second
place
and
T.
ment"
was
given.
Liberal
Meet
Is-Postponed
Minister
Robert
Schuman
had
forces
and
said
this
question
will
be
considered
further.
..Dean
Achcson,
Herbert
Morrl-.on
and
Robert
Schuman
also
discussed
the
threat
of
inflation
ble
in
WiU
Reds
Try
Drive?
consented
to
"immediate
rais-
j
Ingf
of
German
contingents
un-
i
der
authority
of
the
Atlantic
or-
j
1
In
the
committee
reDOrts
Mr.
Knv
ITSVA
a
U'nrH
nf
u'urn
irnr
n
f
Harrv
G
T
Perrv
president
of
Norton
Youngs
was
third
wi-hi
The
United
States
Congress
i
upon
the
modern
world
a
the
B
C
Liberal
Association,
275.
'
has
voted
to
recommend
that
threat
which
Canada's
Lester
stat.Hi
lodav
that
the
scheduled
Michael
Kreuger
was
elected
commercial
relations
with
Pearson
said
yesterday
was
as
householders
to
have
their
buildings
cleared
all
around
so
that
'
cats
can
get
at
rats
which,
now)
three
month
aldermainc
be
aermany
mretinu
of
the
executive
of
tne
VXJ
a
.."..
Czechoslovakia
t-uuo.uvttfvi
wc
acvcu-u
severed
umu
f
great
u
inermue
as
umi
vi
enemy
...
n..j
f-
rt.h
a
ir.
vacancy
wioi
ooo
toicb.
aiu.
iiatis
li
ireea.
bombs.
ganization.
Government
spokesmen
said
this
report
was
correct,
explaining:
"It
is
only
because
we
have
such
faith
in
General
Eisenhower
that
we
could
consent
to
anything
like
that."
But
the
foreign
ministry
denied
it,
saying:
"These
reports
are
contrary
to
the
truth."
lan'niver
faure
tated
with
42
1
j
had
been
postponed
Truman
has
to
January.
1
,.f'
P"ln!,2r.,1
rJ.L
Ut
said
that
he
will
take
whatever
that
the
fall
is
near,
will
seek
1
EIGHTH
ARMY
HEADQUAR-to
get
indoors.
j
TERS
(CP)
Allied
troops
won
an-
C.
J.
Norrington,
reporting
for
other
commanding
mountain
thff
radio
committee,
stated
that
1
Peak
in
their
roller-coaster
drive
the
transmitter
and
all
equip-:
to
force
Communists
off
high
ment
is
In
Terrace
for
the
boost-
points
in
rugged
East
Central
sr
station
which
will
be
instal-1
Korea.
The
ir
reasons
irttiMJim
ioi
for
postpoiwment
Kiip.mi..
,,n
!,
iOL.t
ballots
1,1Ctt1"lco
nc
.ici.caoai.jr
w
avi-uic
w..vvm
i
,
,
,
,,
f
An
uiKlvrground
5
Hip
Russian
zone
ri.iy
many
persons
'f
'.
aha
more
than
one
I
'i
'1
ii
during
a
battle
.
$
no
fivih-mc
inn
-
.
.!
1
1
...
WOA
llUb
Ulltll
VC
W
tne
Dominion
miiusici
-
lne
reiea.se
oi
are
that
,
,uat
u
a
rortain
uaiis,
.
I
11
nllan
WUI
and
ni-Hiuers
...-
.n
..
mQV.
,,.lrf
Ka
owing
to
the
visit
of
Princess
AGREE
ON
"CONTRACT"
The
Big
Three
foreign
ministers
reached
final
agreement
last
night
on
terms
of
a
"peace
contract"
proposal
to
bring
Western
Germany
into
the
free
world
defence
line-up.
American,
British
and
French
high
commissioners
will
be
instructed
to
negotiate
with
the
West
German
government
for
a
...
.1
.
.
I.
.
rjin
(I
police
in
:
mzam'tn
um
t,ul"
Today's
Stocks
((ourirw
1.
Joliiiaton
Co.
Ltd.)
Mayor's
seat
was
vacated
fol-
lowing
recent
death
of
George1
Rudderham.
Another
election
will
be
held
in
December,
when
the
mavor's
seat
again
will
be
burgh
at
Ottawa
at
mat,
urne,
mast
important
they
"-hi'imI
when
rltl-nd
it
was
t
io
,iorm
a
,,i..!atlvnd
the
executive
meeting.
To
Unseat
Mossadegh
The
Victoria
Liberal
ministers
contesled
for
the
regular
two-
i
wo
youths
who
led
on
the
arrival
of
the
CBC
engineers.
He
was
given
authority
by
the
board
to
advise
the
residents,
through
the
medium
of
ttv
press,
that
when
the
booster
station
is
installed
and
in
operation,
the
radio
licences
are
immediately
due.
J.
L.
Palethorpe
of
Penticton
and
F.
W.
Hawes
of
Victoria
An
Allied
officer
said
that
Red
strength
in
the
sector
has
def-;
initely
decreased.
However,
reports
indicate
that
at
least
250,000
tank-supparted
Communist
troops
are
in
position
on
the
western
and
.west
central
fronts
for
possible
thrust
at
Seoul.
v
No
sign
of
a
drive
is
imminent
but
there
is
speculation
that
well
as
several
al'o
would
be
busy
with
prepar-
ycar
term
as
post-war
settlement
which
Vancouver
American
Standard
22
Bralorne
6.80
B.
R.
X
0314
seats
for
alderman.
arrrstt
rl
for
permlt-
it'il
fire-eracker
to
m.iti
-luring
a
city
ations
for
the
visit
to
a
x,.
oi
the
heiress
to
the
Throne
and
1.
Virtual
complete
inde
'It
was
a
good,
clean
fight,
her
consort
pendence
for
West
German
re
weia
the
board's
nominees
for
said
Mr.
Glassey
last
night
and
,
he
was
beaming.
He
expressed
j
appreciation
for
support
and;
confidence.
.
Mr.
Youngs
and
Mr.
Frizzell
,
"directors
on
Canadian
Chamber
ed
to
Death
at
Smithers
.
TEHRAN
f
A
campaign
to
unseat
Premier
Mohammed
Mossadegh
in
a
fight
over
Iran's
oil
nationalization
policy
today
was
gathering
momentum
both
inside
and
outside
the
country.
Said
Zia
Ed-din,
former
Conservative
premier
and
pro-British
head
of
the
Inactive
National
the
Communists
may
try
to
drive
this
week-end
when
the
Korean
moon
is
full.
gime
in
foreign
policy
and
domestic
matters.
1.
Abolition
of
the
present
Allied
three-power
high
commission
and
the
substituting
of
ambassadors.
.
,
3.
Changing
status
of
occupation
troops
to
defence
forces.
took
defeat
gracefully
and
has-
i
tened
to
congratulate
the
newj
i
mayor.
Mr.
Frizzell
had
lndl-i
Donald
C'alten
Victim
of
Restaurant
Fire
Cariboo
Quartz
1.40
Congress
07
Mascot
(Giantl
1.14
Indian
Mines
26
Pend
Oreille
10.50
Pioneer
2.15
Premier
Border
38.
'
Privateer
1314
Shepp
Creek
1.70
Silbak
Premier
55
Vananda
16
'
Spud
Valley
22
Silver
Standard
2.65
Western
Uranium
5.30
.
Cronin
Babine
66J4
RMTTHf-ns
iRnccial
to
the
cated
previously
that
he
would:
Js
Canada
fin
Panic
orricials
described
the
peace
contract"
as
liberal
but
said
the
Allies
Intended
to
preserve
some
powers.
party,
re-opened
his
party
headquarters
and
rallied
supporters
un
a
speech
denouncing
Mossadegh.
Zia
Ed-din
is
the
man
considered
most
likely
to
succeed
Daily
News)
One
man
is
dead
run
again
in
the
December
elec-following
a
raging
3V2-hour
fire:
tions.
which
early
Thursday
morning!
Mr.
Kreuger
said
he
was
grate-destroyed
the
Koffce
Kup
cafe
j
f
ul
for
this
first
chance
to
serve
here,
and
a
small
outbuilding
In
i
the
city
in
civic
afiairs.
which
the
victim
lived.
j
gyv
oRN
IN
Dead
Us
Donald
Calten.
30
Declared
erected
by
City
Clerk
of
Commerce.
An
invitation
will
be
extended
to
Hon.
E.
C.
Carson
to
meet
with
members
of
the
executive
council
when
he
comes
Into
the
district.
The
meeting
was
held
in
the
Credit
Union
Hall
aj)d
was
presided
ovsr
by
Alex
Gillanders
who
welcomed
the
guests.
Mr.
Specht
and
Mr.
Ross.
Miss
Elliott
Head
was
accepted
as
a
new
board
members.
To
promote
attendance
of
the
members
at
the
monthly
meetings
of
the
board
it
was
decided
that
In
future
the
meetings
will
take
the
form
of
dinner
meetings
to
be
held
in
the
Motel.
The
next
meeting
will
be
the
regular
quarterly
meeting.
,
'
Mossadegh
if
the
fight
led
by
14
VV.-
Newspaper
Iz-lorlny
that
Can-i
twliiiR
panicky
over
bility
(
invasion
Jet
Aircraft
To
be
Built
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Canadian
government
has
announced
a
plan
for
building
500
low-power
American-type
jet
aircraft
to
oe
used
in
the
RCAF's
expanding
air-training
program.
Production,
to
take
possibly
three
years
at
a
cost
of
about
$100,000,000,
will
be
undertaken
by
Canadaalr
Ltd.
of
Montreal,
manufacturers
in
Canada
of
the
speedy
F33
Sabre,
adopted
by
the
RCAF
as
a
front-line
Jet
fighter.
rue.
winery
aiaimu
"
-"
wmiam
Tone
mmeri
ate
v
fol-
Near
Break
With
Czech?
a.m.,
was
brought
under
coniroi
at
five
and
broke
out
again
at
11
a.m.
1
opposition
deputies
in
the
lower
house
of
parliament
succeeds
In
unseating
the
premier.
Britain,
hopeful
that
Mossadegh
can
be
ousted,
twisted
an
economic
noose
tighter
about
Iran
by
ordering
ships
already
thp
North
Pole.
'
political
leaders
"Minn
agonts
of
the
paper
said.
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
7.30
A.
P.
Con
.
50
Atlantic
2.95
Calmont
1.55
C.
&
E.
..:
16
.
Home
Oil
16
50
Mercury
12',i
Oicalta
2.80
Princess
1.40
moved
at
sea
wi,,h
cargoes
to
head
for
ROME
Oi
Italy
has
oi
ner
pui
ve.
,
Bengough
is
Re-Elected
lowing
the
counting
of
the
ballots
last
night,
Mr.
Glassey
was
sworn"in
as
mayor
this
morning
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vane.
The
two
new
aldermen
George
Hills,
for
an
uncompleted
term
of
15
months,
and
Michael
Krueger,
for
three
months
were
also
sworn
In.
Standing
technically
adjourned
for
lack
of
a
quorum
Since
Monday
night
of
this
week,
the
council
will
meet
next
Monday
evening
for
the
conducting
of
drewal
Royal
Canadian
II1
close
to
an
outright
diplomatic
break
with
Czechoslovakia.
Italy
has
called
her
consul-general
home
from
Bratislava
and
order
Czechs
to
close
their
Royalite
19.00
Toronto
Wied
labor
Merger
Rail
and
Sea
HALIFAX
CP
Percy
R.
Bengough
was
elected
for
his
ninth
straight
term
as
president
of
the
500.0()0-member
Trades
and
La
Athona
:
08V2
Listen
TONIGHT
to
Hon.
A.D.
Turnbull
(CP)
The
Trades
Lotmress
of
nnnnria
Aumaque
25
Beattie
,
43
consulate
in
Milan
tomorrow.
Charging
"a
long
series
of
offensive
'
actions"
by
Czechoslovaks,
Italy
says
it
is
"practically
impossible
to
operate"
the
Brat
bor
Congress
of
Canada.
The
regular
business.
F'cratcrl
a
decision
:'a
rrai-hcd
on
Tnes-
veteran
machinist
was
given
an
MONTREAL
P
The
Canadian
Brotherhood
of
Railway
Workers
and
other
transport
workers
and
the
National
Seamen's
Association
of
Canada
have
been
merged,
J.
M.
Mc-
-WEATHER-
islava
consulate.
FRANCE
BREAKS
PARIS
Wi
France
has
sus
,c,raw
its
continuing
ith
Canada's
bortios.
discussing
acclamation.
Othvr
officers
re-elected
in
eluded
the
Pacific
coast
vice
president,
Birt
Showier
of
Van
couver.
pended
all
air
traffic
with
Synopsis
British
Columbia
weather
will
be
clear
and
warm
today
and
tomorrow.
Hot,
dry
air
moving
to-'
wards
the
coast
from
.the
interior
will
result
in
close-to-
ermen
Czechoslovakia,
a
foreign
minis-1
Master,
co-founder
and
presi-try
spokesman
said
today.
No
dent
of
the
seamen's
nion.
time
limit
has
been
placed
on
n"nces-
ths
suspension,
effective
yester-
i
Agreement
transferring
NSAC
day
;
membership
to
the
CBRE
was
:
'
signed
a
few
days
ago
following
-
TIDES
-
Saturday,
September
15,
1951
record
temperatures
In
coastal
Pay
mg
raclfic
Standard
Time)
areas.
Interior
temperatures
will
Bevcourt
58
Buffalo
Canadian
24
12
Consul.
Smelters
1.70
'
Conwest
3.90
Donalda
48
Eldona
23
East
Sullivan
9.10
Giant
Yellowknife
1H8
God's
Lake
38
Harricana
10
Heva
15
Jacknife
07
Little
Long
Lac
72
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.32
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.95
Negus
,
.97
Noranda
7d
Louvicourt
24
Pickle
Crow
1.77
Senator
Rouyn
22
Sherrit
Gordon
3.85
Steep
Rock
7.50
Silver
Miller
1.55
Upper
Canada
1.85
'
Golden
Manitou
6.70
:
negotiations
for
some
weeks.
McMaster
said
that
the
sea-
!
men's
union
with
a
membership
of
3500
ta
4000
will
become
a
distinct
local
of
the
railway's
labor
body.
RIVER.
-The
ad-01
He
Powell
River
'a
.the
hospital
ln-
T
'
nf
th'e
Leg-
French
Air
Liner
Lost
your
HOSPITAL'S
PROBLEM
CFPR
6:45
p.m.
PRINCE
RUPERT
GENERAL
HOPITAL
MODERNIZATION
FUND
High
0:40
219
feet
be
close
to
90,
both
today
and
13:20
21.7
feet
tomorrow,
at
several
points
in
Low
7:07
2
3
feet
the
southern
part
of
the
prov-
19:26
3.0
feet)
Ince.
Little
change
is
expected
!
for
the
next
few
days.
'
A
chimney
fire
at
1341
First
Forecast
Overlook
at
1
p.m.
today
called1
North
Coast
Region
Clear
"
ommbia
fish-
naviiiir
hospital
out
the
fire
department,
-but
and
warm
today
and
faaturaay
I'l-eium,,,.
there
was
no
damage.
Firemen
Wind
northerly
15.
Lows
tonight
PARIS
(CP)
An
Air
France
liner,
with
35
passengers
aboard,
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Strachan
Is
still
missing
on
a
flight
from
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Perplgnan
to
Oran,
North
Af-
George
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
-rica,
Agence
France
Presse
Ag-
W.
Horrobin
of
Pacific
sailed
ency
reported
Wednesdav
nieht
last
nieht
on
the
Prince
George
"
"arhws
are
also
said
the
chlmnev
was
of
the
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Este-
i
"Yukon"
type.
Tenant
Mrs.-
J.
van,
50
and
70;
Port
Hardy.
45
Of
Pmvnll
A-.,
i
(
I
in.
CotirlcrOt
anrt
TO-
rent
a
aip
nit
""'"jnimersun
got
worriea
wnen
tire
iuu
m.
01
rpe'stered.
I
chimney
showered
sparks.
Prince
Rupert,
50
and
75.
I
from
Oran.
,
for
Vancouver.