;
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LiAl
'.MY
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XL.
No.
246
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
SATURDAY
OCTOREB
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Egyptian
Forces
Keep
Out
of
Range
lis
This
Winter?
Asks
Burns
Lake
!
BURNS
LAKE.
"Is
this
it?"
residents
of
Burns
Lake
are
asking
after
three
inches
of
snow
fell
here
following
the
recent
12
below
freezing
temperature.
H.
Vancouver
Gives
Its
Greatest
Welcome
to
Touring
Royal
Couple
Commencement
of
Six-Day
Visit
to
Pacific
Coast
CAIRO
(CP)
Anti-British
demonstrations
!L"-rrefar!f!:ired
in
but
no
eriouS
inci-
I
for
October
is
Jar
below
last
I
dents
were
reported.
it
Mllkrf
.-0
:
if-
itrt'y
'.
.
J
,
;
-
.
j
.
5
,
:
year.
Anyway,
"I
m
agm
it,
Isays
a
well-known
Irishman.
j
Meanwhile
Egyptian
forces
carefully
kept
out
.Attended
by
Enthusiastic
Scenes
I
i
VANCOUVER.
Scenes
of
unrivalled
enthus-
iasm
marked
the
reception
which
this
metropolis;
gave
to
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edin-i
burgh
today.
The
city's
own
cheering
people
in
thttirj
U.
..,!..
J
tl
1
i
ii
.
!!
To
Receive
UBC
Honors
ot
range
of
strong
British
forces
dug
m
along
the
Suez
Canal.
Britain
now
has
more
than
40X)0
troops
in
the
canal
zone.
Egyptian
police
are
again
patrolling
Port
Said
and
Ismailia
with
the
agreement
of
"the
British,
indicating
a
quieter
situation
in
the
trouble
area.
iiunujeus
ux
Liiuu.anus
were
augmeniea
Dy
lens
on
Vancouver
9-
An
Ameri-1
thousands
more
from
all
parts
of
the
southwestern
!can-an
Englishman
and
a
cana-1
oian
will
receive
honerary
de-
r
r
1
r
i
i-
ii
.
,
corner
of
British
Columbia
as
well
as
Seattle
and
ere.
from
the
univers'tv
of
i
elsewhere
in
the
Pacific
Northwest.
LUNCHEON
-
Frincess
Elizabeth,
es-orted
by
Hon.
Rav
Lawson.
Jieutenant-aovi
rnor
Britibh
Columbia
this
year.
Honorary
degree
of
doctor
of!
laws
will
be
conferred
on
Sir
I
I
Defence
Production
Beginning
to
Mount
The
city
was
in
gay
holiday
.
4:;o
enters
the
-lieutenant-governor
suite,
at
Queen's
Park
to
attend
a
luncheon
1
l.
1...
T
nn.mn
tPin
Dt.ilin
J
.
attire
and
mood
to
give
the
royal
'
rf
a
Pnmfortahl(1
fmnf,ratllro
,;T,"
JU"
."u
"lu
1
iui.ui"i,
".:
'm
iwrs.
uiw.son
are
seen
at
thp
pft.
The
nnifo
minuics
latr
to
address
a
luncheon
m
ethiK
of
Toi
jnto's
Board
of
Trade
on
Saturday
,
'CP
PHOTO)
couple
a
salute
to
the
Pacific
bi
,
r-
,S
I
CnS;
W
Cad"
!thuSsa.serta
atthintheThav;
'CM,ont
y
intervals
-:
Ho
Milton
Greg
"v.C..Sn&
musiasm
to
anytmng
mey
nave
enough
to
enable
the
royal
cou-
0f
laboi
and
Stanlvv
Woodward
received
In
Canada.
Their
.
,
ana
oun..y
vyooawara,
yet
Aise..rr
wiutPr
fin
,
winter
finery
Mm.!ple...
m.SCdrcl
(American
arrival
h.
mrt
th
ambassador
to
Canada
OTTAWA
(CP)
Production
Minister
C.
D.
Howe
After
the
royal
salute
and
in-iaI(er
the
investiture
of
Sherwood
on
Friday
told.
the
House
of
Commons
that
the
QOvem
ot
honor'.,
t)l
,,p.
rhan-.r
nf
th.,
-'-
j-r
i.
L
3
em
ui
a
iA-o-ay
vu.ii
io
speclion
lection
of
of
the
the
guard
guard
vegian
Forestry
Men
:
.
r-
';"'
""nueni
i
ueiente
urouuenun
scneauie
s
Deinq
main
;
me
racnic
coasi.
lomorrow
mey
at
tne
gtation.
Their
Roval
HiEh-
1
Old
Country
FOOTBALL
j
will
leave
for
Victoria
to
receive
.
nesses
were
soon
on
the
,
move
I
(the
official
greetings
of
the
aU)n
Cordova
Granville,
Hast-
tained
and
outlined
a
program
which
may
result
in
government
defence
spending
of
$15,000,000,000
during
the
next
twelve
months.
Looking
For
Spruce
Seed;
piovince.
n
mree-uay
nonaay
ai
irltr!i
Rrra
rrt
trPtc
anrt
Qualicum
Beach
next
week
will
j
Twcmh
Avenue
t0
the
City
Hall,
mark
their
stay
on
Vancouver
;
Xne
procession
of
five
cars,
the
Yanks
in
i
re
British
Columbia
ends
in
the
north
is!
In
the
Throne
Speech
debate.
International
Wales
1,
England
1
tie
I
Mr.
Howe
said
that,
in
addition,
Mirway
begins
in
the
south
a
rough
geo-j
Prince
Philip
Drives
Engine.
industry
has
planned
to
spend
$2,500,000,000
for
production
of
strategic
materials
in
a
five-year
period
from
1950
to
1955.
The
minister
said
that
Cana-
I
comparison
between
two
of
the
largest
pulp!
of
the
world
and
that
is
why
Norway's!
Kumsong
t
(Continued
on
Page
5i
United
States-May
Negotiate
on
I'.C.'s
northern
forests.
"
vcral
Western
Euro-1
!
Knglish
League,
Div.
1
The
royal
train
arrived
Bolton
Wanderers
2,
Huders-
j
promptly
on
time
at
10
o'clock
field
Town
1
.
j
from
North
Bend
where
It
had
Bumy
0,
Manchester
City
0i
spent
the
night
following
an
(tie)
.hour's
visit
to
Kamloops
yester-
Charlton
Athletic
1,
Arsenal
3
day
afternoon.
At
the
flag-be-Fulham
1,
Blackpool
2
j
decked
station
Lieutenant
Qov-
Manche.ster
United
0,
Sunder-
ernor
Clarence
Wallace
and
Mrs.
land
1
1
Wallace,
Premier
and
Mrs.
B.
I.
Middlesborough
3,
Liverpool
3
Johnson
and
Mayor
and
Mrs.
F.
diet
.
J.
Hume
were
on
hand
to
be
the
Newcastle
United
3,
Chelsea
1
first
to
greet
them,
being
pre-Preston
North
End
0,
Derby
sented
to
Their
Royal
High-
VANCOUVER
(CP)
The
royal
da's
rearmament
effort
is
just
train
yesterday
skirted
moun-
!
emerging
from
the
tooling
stages
tain
peaks,
thundered
down
the
!
and
in
the
first
six
months
of
!
SEOUL
9
American
tanks
'
smashed
into
Communist-held
'
Kumsong
today
and
blasted
Communist
targets
there
for
one
Ja
nes
which
import
tree
seed
collecting
agencies'
tmi
other
countries,
have
opcrated
in
Vancouver
fori
,s
found
in
30
years
years,
and
these
have
bought!
..ntation
that
north-
cones
of
fir,
spruce,
hemlack
'
western
slopes
of
the
Rockies,
the
1951-52
fiscal
year
$1,222,000.-
Iran
Dispute
hour.
They
returned
to
the
main
j
moved
siowly
through
the'
000
of
defence
orders
has
been
K-.lKa
spioce
IS
Dertijnii
rwiar
Imm
flshprmpn
tran.
'
development
on
lis
;
ncrs
.settlers
-
and
others,
lor!
NEW
YORK
Following
'""""'"is
the
l"
"""f6
f"0"8
llne,f
tw0
,
milf
Thompson
and
Fraser
canyons
Placed
compared
with
$760,000.-
.
south
without
casualties
despite
.
...
000
uu"
for
all
of
last
vear
and
finally
rolled
into
the
green
,
TITH
iJ
K
intnl
,
1
,
Ca,
,1
'
k
.
n
coast.
1
traiLshinmpnt
tn
Noruav
an1
County
1
"eases
uy
nun.
n.
vy.
maynew,
(
imlef.nte
uiutiime
su-iivmg
shelving
yesterday
yeseeiuay
by
uy
h
jjeavy
Red
Red
anti-tank
anti.tank
and
and
artil
Stoke
City
1.
Wolverhampton
m'riUiter
of
fisheries,
who
repre-
!
the
United
Nations
Security
lory
fire
Fraser
Valley
and
on
to
the
sea
t
"
""""i"1
WuiuiiTers
0
genua
uie
icuri
ai
suveu.meui
w
imeu
oi
me
ngiu-iraiuan
uu
,
oth
United
Nations
i"-"s
forces
uill.es
this
morninu
W...JL1
.
.
.
anrltrawU'tl-ltli
tVif
rnva
Viarftr
Winnl
the"
n.v.
mno.
In
th
.
...
.u'"-eu.
inis
morning
,u,uuu,uuu,uui
.ui
.nr..
tnu
materials
durinj
a
.thrcs--vear
rr-
iu
ii
nam
ri(LS!iiir
z.
ASTon
i
"
...t
...
i
hurled
high
explosive
shells
intol
:
the
city.
x
.....jj
v
wic
u.iu.-
(
iuu,
liic
urieiicL
piut;ram
cans
ror
tie
for
32
twisting
miles
from
'building
of
$1,250,000,000
of
air-Notch
Hill
to
Monte
Creek.
i
craft.
Villa
o
,
during
their
visit
to
British
Co-
j
exp.osive
situation
appears
to
be
West
Biomwich
Albion
5,
Ports-!lumbia'
,
'a
new
attempt
by
the
United
mou)
n
o
I
11
was
not
L
royalty
under
wraps
,
states
to
use
Its
good
offices
to-
English
League,
Dir.
II
:
here
as
it
was
in
Calgary
where
ward
settlement
by
direct
nego-
Kamloops,
at
the
confluence
Hfibern,
professor
of
;
other
European
countries
which'
aiid.Tullef
Ruden.j
import
the
seeds.
...
t
the
nee
breeding
But
ony
ft
fimaU
part
Qf
N(jr.
j
'.'
.
"Penment
;
way.
reforestation
plan
depends
:ebekk
Norway,
have;
on
lmp0I.tcd
seeds
That
courts!
..ice
Rupert
several
t
ow
and
,
ne
whlch
t
an
dtort
to
locate
imms
Ule
maJor
parl
0
Us
lum.
i
uki
and
other
spruce
and
pulp
woodSi
have
been
(
rest
seeds.
'
cultured
in
plantations
since
the
i
wed
hi
which
the
beginning
of
Its
.
reforstation
i-emeiy
mierested
is'poncv.
j
rthern
BC.
Douglas
jWnercver
the
geographical;
they
believe
would
i
conditions
!
are
suitable,
one
or
tuia
mm
uitiiifici.a
wcic
uscu
lu
(
nations.
protect
Princess
Elizabeth
and
,
Thp
rnitnrll
plimavpH
a
eprips
Leather
Prince
Philip
from
the
wintry
f
h
ntlrl
.
t
,
Flames
Raze
Telkwa
Home
TELKWA
(Special
to
Daily
of
the
North
and
South
Thompson
rivers,
was
the
last
stop
before
Vancouver.
The
cattle
town's
population
trebled
to
nearly
30,000
for
a
one-hour
stop.
blasts.
The
weather
man
provid-
yesterday
for
a
Frencn
resolution
withholding
any
action
in
the
council
until
the
Internation-
Birmlngham
City
2,
West
Ham
United
1
Brentford
4.
Bury
0
Doncaster
Rovers
1,
Luton
Town
1
(tie
I
Everton
1,
Notts
County
5
Leeds
United
2,
Hull
City
0
Leicester
City
3,
Coventry
City
1
Nottingham
Forest
2,
Swansea
Inirn
2
(tip!
Synopsis
There
has
been
a
gradual
improvement
In
coastal
weather
as
the
last
of
a
series
of
Pacific
storms
crossed
the
mountains
and
moved
through
the
interior.
uimru
norway.
the
otnt.r
secics
0f
tree
is
seed-
1
Stalin
Wishes
Koreans
Success
MOSCOW
P
Prime
Minister
al
Court
of
Justice
at
The
Hague
'
News
I
Fire
completely
destroy-rules
whether
the
court
itself
has
!
ed
the
Sleot
residence,
a
large
jurisdiction
to
intervene
in
the
two-storey
wooden
frame
build-
'it.'V.
BOOd
deal
Of!Bf)
nrl
ri.Illvalpri
Kn
that
Nnr-
!
argunrent.
Over
the
interior,
however,
ex
Mayor
Hume
Breaks
Arm
VANCOUVER
Mayor
Fred
Hume
fell
and
broke
a
bone
in
mg,
late
yesterday
afwrnoon.
Snow
hampered
the
efforts
of
fire-fighters.
Most
of
the
ground
floor
furnishings
were
removed
in
thirty
minutes.
The
entire
upper
storey
was
enveloped
in
flames
before
any
R'.therham
United
4,
Barnsley
I
JosePh
stalin
on
Saturday
wish-0
ed
"success
to
the
brave
Korean
Sheffield
Wednesday
2,
Black-
i
PPl"
In
a
telegram
to
Premier
burn
Rovers
0
!
Klm
11
Sung
of
tne
Communist
Southamnton
l
Queens
Park
i
Korean
People's
Democratic
Re-
To
Increase
War
Pensions
tensive
cloudiness
still
persists
and
some
rain
is
still
falling
in
the
southern
sections
while
snow
flurries
are
occurring
in
the
central
and
northern
sections.
The
trend
for
Sunday
indicates
fhot
nnKim,.
...ill
i
(!
public.
Rangers
1
(tie
I
his
arm
late
yesterday
while
re
thing
could
be
done
to
save
tire
OTTAWA
P
The
government
:
contents.
j
-leu
wunin
me
Arc-;wayi
well
as
seVeral
other
vet
tree
grow
past
Scandinavian
countries,
notably
"l
i
.'"
the
forest
'
Denmark,
finds
Its
forests
in
developed
way
past
jpatcnes
of
different
species
T
ra.
n)aterlals-
ays
i
throughout
Its
domain,
'ix.
Although
rcfor-i
l
MARSHALL
PLAN
cutting
on
a
nus-jlNI)ER
W-
l)asls
began
nearly
Mr.
Heiberg
and
Mr.
Ruden
are
il-o
in
that
country,
visiting
British
Columbia
for
a
4111
able
to
catch
up
:
month,
part
of
a
five-month
and.
tour
of
North
America
sponsor
-
laming
of
forest,
''ed
by
the
ECA
(Marshall
I
plan,
t
is
been
tried
to
solve
;
In
Canada,
not
under
ECA.
their
j
j
trip
is
sponsored
directly
by
louks
to
be
the
an-
j
Norway.
'
!
in
Mr.
Ruden,
who
'
The
largest
industry
today
In
-.filled
with
timber
.Norway
of
which
raw
materials
"its
tliruughout
the
;
are
forests
Is
manufacture
of
1
i
pulp
and
synthetic
materials,
in
-
,rom
countries
;
which
it
comes
third
in
world
"
ir
soil
and
climatic
1
export.
exinuiwiun
lucru&j;
game
vnuuu
i
.jnUi
,
,
.
.
m
.
i
,,.nm
'
siderable
amounts
of
sunshine
The
loss
is
covered
with
"3'
p!'"
:.."
gions.
The
polar
air
Crash
Victim
Formerly
Here
will
slide
a
little
farther
south
told
Canada
s
160,000
war
.disability
pensioners
Friday
that
they
aie
going
to
get
increased
pensions
but
left
them
guessing
over
the
size
of
the
hoist.
Veterans
Minister
H
u
g
u
e
s
Scottish
League,
Div.
"A"
Airdrleonians
3,
Queen
of
the
South
0
Dundee
2,
Celtic
1
East
Fife
3,
St.
Mirren
3
(tie)
Hibernian
5.
Partlck
Thistle
0
Mot
ton
1,
Raith
Rovers
4
Rant,
'rs
2,
Hearts
0
St.
Albion
2.
Motherwell
1
Third
Lanark
2,
Aberdeen
0
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
The
mayor,
an
ardent
sportsman,
had
ordered
that
there
should
be
no
fisticuffs
in
the
in
the
interior
but
otherwise
there
will
not
be
much
change
in
these
sections.
Fresh
northwest
wind's
will
King
is
up
And
Around
Eric
Melanson,
project
cngin-
Lapointe
informed
the
House
of
game
between
Vancouver
Com
bines
and
Commandos
New
Westminster
:
muw
uvtI
lne
coasc
ioaay,
moci-The
et.ir.g
tonight-.
game
itself
;
eer
for
Kitimat
Constructors
,
Commons
that
lesislation
will
Ltd..
who
was
among
the
victims!
be
introduced
at
this
session
of
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
I
Fariiament
to
increase
pension
Can.so
crash
on
Mount
Benson
I
dates
now
totalling
$100,000,000
LONDON
CP
The
King
is
up
should
provide
enough
excite
ment
for
the
royal
pair.
It
!
30
years.
Several
near
nana
mn
werinesnav
ntirht.
i
a
year.
and
around
again
alter
nis
lung
Hockey
Scores
was
well
known
in
Prince
Rupert.
1
Forecast
North
coast
region
Cloudy
today
and
tomorrow,
sunny
intervals
both
days.
A
few
showers
today.
A
little
cold'er.
Winds-northerly
(15)
except
northwest
(25i
in
exposed
waters
of
south-
Recently
he
had
been
acting
George
Drew,
Progressive-Con-
i
operation
just
a
month
ago,
doc-servative
leader,
tried
to
deter-
i
tors
reported
today,
mine
the
amount
of
the
increase.
I
A
medical
bulletin
said
the
Mi.
Lapointe
said
that
the
in-
monarch
had
been
allowed
out
of
as
inspector
of
new
school
construction
here
and
as
late
as
w
and
TIDES
-
-
Sunday,
October
21,
1951
last
week
had
presented
a
pro-
i
formation
wlllbe
supplied
when!
bed
for
several
hours
a
day
dur-
16.0
feet
j
em
sections
today.
Lows
tonight
17.2
feet
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
11.1
feet!
Hardy,
42
and
52:
Sandspit
and
feet
Frince
Rupert,
37
and
50.
gress
report
to
the
board
of
the
legislation
is
introduced,
I
the
last
week
but
he
is
still
High
'
5:30
school
trustees.
j
possibly
in
a
couple
of
weeks.
i
confined
to
his
room.
16:52
During
the
war
he
was
here;
The
increases
are
expected
to1
Drafty
corridors
of
Bucking-
Low
10:51
in
connection
with
Royal
Cana-
j
be
at
least
twenty
percent
with
ham
Palace
are
out
of
bounds.
I
ation
man
Air
force
construction
at
possibly
mor
than
that
for
20.000
Prince
Rlipert
and
Terrace.
war
widows
drawing
pensions.
SjJ
ive-P;,i,,i
l"
tommons
'
George
Drew,
lli
1P..
Norway's
forests
are
65
per
cent
privately
owned;
balance
is
owned
by
communities
and
the
state.
State
laws,
however,
govern
all
forests,
but
there
Is
little
contravention
of
the
laws,
says
Mr.
Ruden.
"Our
people
know
the
value
of
trees.
They
respect
them."
The
striking
difference
bulh
emmisaries
have
seen
betaween
B.C.
and
their
own
country
Is
the
population
factor.
In
Norway,
people
are
scattered
throughout
the
land,
wherever
there
is
a
suitable
plot
for
farming
or
a
fjord
to
give
shelter
to
fishermen.
1
hey
were
astonished-
to
find
hardly
a
soul
living
between
here
and
Vancouver.
In
Norway,
settlers
make
their
living
hundreds
of
miles
inside
the
Arctic
Circle.
"But
if
It
wasn't
for
the
trees,
the
people
couldn't
live
there
eigth,"
explained
the
Norwegians.
"Those
Arctic
trees
are
not
big
and
they
don't
grow
thickly,
but
they
provide
fuel
and
shelter.
Every
tree
in
Norway
is
worthwhile."
.
v
...
,
lumrssivo-
T
Party
will
vote
!
CF
request
for
dHcp
01
-
v
Women
Swoon
as
Former
Princess'
Suitor
Weds
LONDON
(CP)
Politics,
high
society
romance
and
pageantry
Friday
gave
thousands
of
Londoners
the
time
of
their
lives
at
the
wedding
of
the
Marquis
of
Blandford
to
Susan
Hornby.
'
i
Princess
Margaret
was
there
1
5iibsid.es,
Friday
"
"i?
House
of
Com-'"''"t
Program
aimed
"'flution.
Jid
Uie
government
t
s
Pacific
Coast
.
Saskatoon
4,
Vancouver
2
Tacoma
4,
Victoria
9
Calgary
2,
Edmonton
7
Western
International
'
Kimberley
1,
Trail
9
Okanaean
-Mainline
Vernon
6,
Pc
nt.icton
3
Keluwna
0.
Kamloops
4
Nanuimo
4,
Kerrisriale
3.
Boss
Yields-Strike
Grows
.
NEW
YORK
'CP
Dock
Boss
Joseph
R.
Ryan,
unable
to
control
his
rebel
stevedores,
is
ready
to
join
them
tn
a
wildcat
tie-up
of
the
vast
port
of
New
York,
affecting
more
than
fifty
ships.
Now
sparked
by
some
of
the
men
Who
fought
it
earlier,
the
strike
spreud
Friday
through
a
great
part
of
the
world's
largest
port.
Rebel
leaders
said
"by
Monday
the
-mi
tire
port
will
be
tied
up."
The
dockers
went
on
strike
to
jettison
a
new
contract
which
became
effective
October
1.
They
want
to
negotiate
another
one
with
better
wage,
vacation
and
working
clauses.
cost
of
govern
-
"lotion
by
remov-"s
on
production.
real
building
pro-
j
as
a
guest
at
the
wedding
of
;
the
man
Britain
once
thought
she-
would
marry.
She
attended
Race
Fixing
Is
Alleged
f
IWlrd
a
program
for
along
with
the
Queen.
Some
women
fainted
and
oth
Canada's
re-
ers
wept
as
the
bride,
beautiful
ouccuve
controls
i
Ted
Williams
For
"
t.
n0id
down.
1
US
or
snnr.ll.
-
fe:'l8!Sale-at
'Fiaure
-
r
'dMii.'-v
t
to
i
-
iifiiii
irrriii
PROVIDENCE,
Rhode
Island
fl
Three
jockeys
and
three
other
men
were
Indicted
by
a
grand
jury
Friday
on
charges
of
attempting
to
fix
races
at
Lincoln
Downs
and
Narragansett
race
tracks.
Assistant
Attorney-Oen-eral
Francis
J.
Fallano
described
the
fixing
as
country-wide
in
scope.
and
22,
left
fashionable
St.
Margaret's
Church.
The
groom
married
a
girl
from
an
untitled
family.
Her
father
directs
a
chain
of
Took
stores.
For
his
best
man
the
Marquis
had
Margaret's
latest
suitor,
Billy
Wallace,
son
of
the
wealthy
Mrs.
Herbert
Agar,
wife
of
an
American
historian.
LihV'111'
selective-&lare
ted
BOSTON.
The
Boston
Post
newspaper
says
that
Ted
Williams
is
nn
t.hp
hlock
but
that
FAMILY
WIPED
OUT
Eight
persons
an
entire
family
were
killed
when
flames
raced
through
a
two-storey
frame
house
at
Bronsoii,
N.B.
Only
thes
ruins
were
left
of
the
home
of
Alphie
'
Dupuis.
32.
his
wife,
father
and
five
small
children,
all
of
whom
dieet
in
their
beds.
The
little
comnuuiiiy
is
33
miles
from
Fredericton.
gp
pHOTOl
-irjii
fj
8
buying
fori
his
sale
is
unlikely.
"The
price
1
is
high,"
says
the
paper.
J