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VOL.
XL,
No.
186
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
AU0U8T
9,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
en
vVar
Tension
HI
Mm
tr
um
India
And
Pakistan
emulation
of
Fifty
Table
of
Rova
Time
Tour
thousand
Discounted
is
Made
Public
CALCUTTA
(P
War
tensions
between
India
and
Pakistan
increased
yesterday
with
reports
that
cit.vs
In
east
Pakistan
staged
effective
black-out
practices
and
with
claims
by
the
local
In-UUn
pi
ess
mat
i'aKisian
pians
Joint
attack
on
Kashmir
and
ill
lie
Many
Years
Anyway,
Aluminum
Head
j
Savs
Initial
Payroll
12(H)
to
131)0
Better
Part
of
Week
Will
Be
Spent
on
West
Coast
by
Royal
Couple
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
government
today
issued
Indla's
East
Bengal
area
i
..
I
Rr-nnrts
Reports
are
are
that
that
Palri
Pakistan
air
K'TOKIA
(CP)
Many
years
may
elapse
be-'
he
site
of
the
new
aluminum
production
plant
j.
,
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
at
Kitimat
reaches:
bare
outlines
of
the
lull
coast-to-coast
royal
tour
of
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh.
The
tQur
o
at
Quebec
itioiis
widely
predicted
in
the
past
a
city
with;
force
planes,
Infantry
and
artillery
carried
out
two-way
manoeuvres
along
a
600-mile
section
of
the
frontier
wihich
borders
on
Assam.
Fakistan
sources
claim
that
Indian
troops
are
massing
aiong
the
border.
ihition
of
50,000.
Davis,
president
of
Al-
fl
fl
'
I
City
October
2
and
will
end
at
ISt.
John's,
Newfoundland,
No-jvember
5.
Ltd..
parent
company,
f
flfP
lfPfna
From
i
uiii
Quebec
ueueu
Close
Call
From
Fire
me
royal
t
Wednesday
that
It
may
n,
latum
before
Kitimat
itSj'
"
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v
EGYPT
j.VjfcJ
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Military
EslablUhmtnU
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Turku
Airfuld,
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Air&un
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IS.000
fiH
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J
AVer
Fishing
cuupic
wm
go
to
uuawa
ana
(spend
two
days
in
the
capital
,
October
3
and
4
and
then
visit
'a
number
of
Ontario
centres.
1
Thpv
nlan
roai'l.
w
n.ot
iis
maximum
growth.
I
nnl
musliroom
Into
.filarial
city.
Reds
Would
Davis
said
tne
future
Huge
Forest
Fire
Still
Burning
near
Telegraph
Creek
After
Menacing
Town
coast
October
13,
arriving
at
Vancouver,
and
are
scheduled
to
spend
three
days
October
16,
Resume
Tall
Fishe
Irs
department
announ-
-
hi
all
rnlmon
net
fishing
In
the
Skecna
River
area
will
be
o
d
from
8
n
m.,
August
10
to
S
p
m.
August
19,
for
conserva-M'-n
of
sockeye.
Naas
River
area
closes
to
sock-eye
nets
for
th?
same
period.
Seine
fishermen
are
getting
of
Kitimat
will
require
on
our
part"
to
sell
in
,
outside
of
Canada.
Powell,
president
of
mi
Co.
of
Canada,
said
hen
the
initial
plant
at
Kfics
into
produrtion
In
nwn
12(10
and
1300
men
required
to
run
It.
iillon
up
to
200
men
will
I'd
to
operate
the
hydroplane
at
Kemano.
MIDDLE
EAST
tEFENCE
The
Middle
East
f
or
i
:
today
apart
from
South-East
Asia,
the
most
dangerous
gap
In
the
defences
of
the
non-Com
nunlst
world.
Th
proposed
accession
of
Turkey
and
Greece
to
the
North
Atlantic
Treaty,
to
wh
ch
Britain
agreed
last
week,
marks
the
beginning?
o(
a
'bold
attempt
to
put
the
defence
of
the
area
on
a
new
and
realistic
basis.
It
Invests
Turkey
with
a
k?y
role
In
Middle
Eastern
defence
and
will
necessitate
a
large-scale
reorientation
of
British
and
Commonwealth
Middle
Ea
item
policies.
News
reports
already
publish-1''
and
18
on
a
holiday
at
an
ed
did
not
exaggerate
the
close
undisclosed
locality,
call
which
the
frontier
settie-
While
on
the
coast
they
will
ment
of
Telegraph
Creek
on
the
'
visit
Victoria
and
Nanaimo.
Stikine
River
had
from
destruc-;
The
government
said
that
for-tion
by
forest
fire,
which
Is
still
malities
and
ceremonials
will
raging,
says
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
'
form
only
a
small
part
of
the
M.I:
for
Skeena.
who
Is
back
In
program
the
city
from
the
north
Only(
Indust"rial
and
defence
he
fortuitous
continuation
oflducUon
piante
and
navyi
a
the
prevailing
wind
from
down!and
alr
Xorce
centr6S
river
saved
the
town
from
the
visited.
Cttt-frinn
flnmAB
n.kinU
Make
Guarantees
in
1
Asking
for
Re-opening
of
Cease
Fire
Parley
TOKYO
P
Communist
leaders
in
Korea
today
asked
the
United
Nations
to
resume
ceasefire
talks
and
said
there
would
be
no
further
violations
of
the,
cease-fire
zone
unless
they
were
created
by
the
Allies.
Onpn
CnrnmnnKt
vinlatinn
ather
!
Hinhwav
Pavinn
fn
the
breaks
lately
as
the
highest
j
averages
of
the
season
are
being
I
reported.
Monday's
take
by
18
seiners
in
Whale
Channel
averaged
3.000
fish
for
the
day
while
Tuesday's
reports
showed
catch-
1
es
of
2,500
as
an
average.
j
Seventy-five
per
cent
of
the
catches
are
pink
salmon,
the
;
rest
chums
and
coho.
',
In
the
Naag
River
area,
an
average
of
1.200
was
reported
on
i
S...S
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iiiii.ii
JUlIipCU
rnu.
,.
j
.
,
:,
.,
n
Hunt,
director
of
pub-mfis
for
Columbia
Ccl-0
Ltd
,
arrived
in
the
yesterday
afternoon's
rom
Vancouver.
He
will
and
at
Terraee
until
next.
fire
guards
and
approached
to"ZJ
within
three
mlles
0
the
.Xr
to
ithe
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force.
break
off
negotiations
at
the
The
DODUlation
concentrated
chinB
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i
..
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nf
the
mooir
n.iiii
tk
t
Start
Next
Week
Synopsis
A
weak
disturbance
across
the
northern
coast
is
moving
slowly
routhward
ana
is
expected
to
on
saving
the
town
and
success-
Roval
Canadian
Nnw
For
no
rt!
guaranteed
that
it
would
not
Monday
with
.70
vessels
flshinr;
Telford
chief
forester:
Pints
were
mdomlnni
with
.tros
Vancouver
Island
tonight
Pavinc
0f
the
Port
Edward
hitrhwav
is
to
beinn'f,u"y
0.UL0"
helonfgr?-
01
th
tour
the
royal
couple
wmapp
again
I
and
tomorrow
morning.
Although
rji
h
i
a
Cellulo.se
Ltd
tK
foiln..
Mn-Mnu..
On
TllPsrinv
Ririuwau
rirmniifl.
"
"1
nwii
uut.
nic
wcie
iiui
aoie
IO
HSP
per
cent.
the
pity
by
air
ye.ster-
Ogden
Channel
reports
2
000
'T
s"t,w
'
associated
with
the
next
Week
Tuesday-
.
E.
Smith,
provincial
public
j
preserve
the
"wood
lot,"
four
used
by
the
Governor
General.
ied
"complete
compliance."
'
n
i.
rnunr-o
n.'Ara
nnmirrinn
thii
f
rnoim
(rom
a
trip
to
pinks
each
for
seven
vessels
iiin.iuuaii
Fne
U1.V.U1
i
111s
Ling
1
.
morning
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
WOl'ks
engineer,
hopes.
At
nrppnt
thp
nrnvinrhil
.
y'
wluc"
lur
Jears
nkW
m
west
coast
waters
they
will
ne
ea
leaaers
today
said
rvt
tlie
rIuvlI1,aAi
been
the
customary
source
of
the
travel
aboard
th
ripstrnvpr
rm-
thev
had
issued
new
orders
to
it
and
Victoria.
I
fishing
Monday.
their
soldiers
t,n
nhservp
t.h-p
ripn
sader.
Islands
very
little
rain
is
ex-
owned
asphalt
plant
IS
being
Set
up
on
a
portion
of
j
community's
firewood.
The
big
fire
started
on
the
I:
'
f
I
I
A
t
j
r.-gions
from
this
disturbance,
the
old
highway
halfway
between
Galloway
Rapids
IllUUrUfl
UUKG
ffwaftlS
I
variable
cloudiness
persists
m
bridge
and
Miller
Bay
Hospital
road.
w
-
-
thJ
jntprlor
sections
of
the
pro
Capacity
of
the
plant
Is
lorld
Against
Science
Itrality
agreement.
I
There
is
no
immediate
indication
as
to
when
General
Ridgway
I
would
replynor
of
whvn
ar-
j
mistne.v
negotiations.,
would
be
t
resumed
j
NEW
INCIDENT
j
Meantime
United
Nations
I
Command
headquarters
said
to-I
night
that
the
Reds
had
formal-j
ly
charged
that
Allied
plants
had
j
machine-gunned
a
Communist
vince
and
there
will
-be
a
few
showers
in
these
legions
during
the
afternoon'
and
early
evening
both
today
and
Friday.
fouth
side
of
the
Stikine
River
but
jumped
the
stream
and
approached
Telegraph
Creek
from
the
northeast.
It
is
still
burning
over
an
area
50
by
35
miles
and.
from
the
air,
it
looks
like
there
might
be
forty
or
more
separate
fires.
Mi.
Applewhaite
believes
there
may
have
been
heavy
loss
of
wild
life.
'
j
Fighting
Over
Buttle
Lake
B.C,
Power
Commission
Application
Meets
With
Vigorous
Opposition
around
500
tons
daily,
says
Mr.
!
Smith.
It
will
cover
approximately
half
a
mile
of
road.
Pro-jviding
weather
Is
good,
opera1-I
tions
should
be
conjpleted
by
the
j
end
of
September,
Mr.
Smith
Forecast
H.MU'RGH
(CP)
The
Duke
of
Edinburgh'
Fred
Rose
Liberated
Communist
Spy,
Former
MP,
Released
From
Prison
scientists
Wednesday
that
their
knowledge
rZTlTy
lied
a
danger
point
where
they
could
either
ant
Friday
winds
northwest-1
truce
delegation
truck
Tuesday.
I
said
today.
Last
week
paving
of
Terrace
!
main
streets
and
parts
of
arter-I
ial
Highway
No.
16
were
com-i
pleted.
Work
on
the
Port
Ed-
The
ground
is
extremely
dry
COURTENAY.
Anrnmpnt
wa.s
Th.
mia.nt
i-
,ij
v....
1
'fit,
the
world
or
set
it
free
from
drudgery
and
ffiSa'rT
-
"
1111.1u1.11v
1a
saiu
ku
lltxJ
.
.
...
iiavt.
as
there
has
be?n
no
appreciable
hot
at
the
Buttle
Lake
hearings
'
pened
between
Kaesong,
site
of
rain
for
a
long
time.
Crackling
at
Courtenay
Wednesday
as
the:
thp
rea-fi
tait-c
nrf
v,m
T....
,1
n
....
innj
fear.
-r.cu
moc,
irau-
,
.rH
.,.
.
Ih,
kl.L..
.,,
d,j.n
u..
1
.
"
.
.
'
..
r
'
"
u.r
i-iuc
la
OTTAWA
K
lng
figure
of
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
54
and
65.
Canada's
sensa-
w,
"?nr
!;"8
"
"".""aer-
url
Columbia
ower
Com-
yang.
the
Red
K
orean
capital.
tlonal
postwar
spy
probe,
was
Vvullahle
"which
s
hn,
w
i
hi
T.Tk'
-.T
i
mission
appnea
to
tne
water
Allied
commanders
rejected
is
Still
"It
Is
clearly
our
duty
as
citizens
to
see
that
science
Is
used
for
the
benefit
of
mankind,"
he
told
the
113th
annual
meeting
of
the
British
Association
for
the
Advancement
of
Science.
"Of
what
use
Is
science
If
man
-
TIDES
-
good
behaviour
In
prison.
1
ii.li;J
...
:
jtionists
challenged
their
right
to
j
ontrolled
I
invade
Strathcona
Park.
San
Salvador
Friday.
August
10,
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
H.
H.
Griffith,
Power
Commis-1
rsion
counsel,
said
the
commission
I
Af
FORKS
if
Border-
Threatening
Lover
Sought
vumpir.cu
JUU
will
urj;i
11
Rose,
43-year-old
Polish-born
I
Seventh
Avenue
and
McBride
former
Member
of
Parliament
for
1
Street,
in
the
city,
continuing
a
Montreal
seat,
was
convicted
along
McBride
to
Eleventh
of
conspiring
to
get
wartime
se-
j
Avenue
and
so
towards
Port
crets
to
Russia
He
has
been
in
Edward
where
this
year's
pav-
St.
Vincent
de
Paul
penitentiary!
ing
is
to
end.
near
Montreal.
Contractors
have
supplied
did
not
intend
to
do
any
"grub-
i
does
not
survive?"
the
asked.
Duke
High
6:18
15.5
feet
i
18:28
19.1
feet
Has
Big
Fire
bing"
or
remove
the
stumps
from
i
the
flooded
areas.
f'lrcst
fires,
shooting
1
us
embers
as
far
as
a
f
a
mile,
still
hold
the
"fl
today
as
1300
fire-have
railed
for
reln-
The
Duke
spoke
as
president
Low
0:11
'
,
6.1
feet
Of
the
association.
I
12:02
8.0
feet
Fishermen
said
that
would
i
SAN
SALVADOR.
El
Salvador
leave
a
hazard
to
campers
and
(CP)
The
Metropolitan
Cathed-
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
jilted
Rose
had
been
sentenced
to
a
'enough
gravel
for
a
good
start
term
of
five
years
for
violation
!
and,
by
the
time
the
present
i"vw'
w"
naJ
sworn
slay
t
tourists,
irai
and
National
Theatre
were
nf
nf
t
ih
ho
Affuini
f
firiol
cnn
Canrnte
A
Hi.
Via
oimnlir
t..
i
hm.
u
iicnsA
r.
tKnrn
wiic-niuc
iittuuee
ana
npr
arrest
took
place
during
the
sen-
should
be
enough
available
to
'f.owe,dlr
T
!r'
Was
S0Ught-Dy
......
1
-r.
u
.
1.
,
j
police
police
Wednesday.
Wednesday.
naiiuiiai
yui--wttr
spy
yioue
ui
cumpieie
tne
jou,
tne
ciigincri
1946.
Rose
was
regarded
as
king
believes.
Police
say
that
threats
were
'
has
rrossed
into
the
'"i's
sixty
miles
north
''
Washington
and
has
'"I
a
mile
inside
United
Tltory.
Forestry
offl-
he
two
countries
are
'"B
in
fighting
the
J.
G.
Cunningham,
provincial
aesiroyea
oy
a
lire
tnat
Hashed
game
commissioner,
said
he
ou,,of
the
theatre's
film
storages
and
swePl
across
the
main
would
submit
a
full
report
on
fish
and
game
in
Victoria
to
s-"are
of
this
Central
American
caPltal-
My
persons
were
in-bell
dam
prove
a
on
Upper
Camp-
Lake
wouid
be
"less
damag-:
Jued
and
damage
to
the
two
ing
than
one
on
Buttle
Lake."
buildings
amounted
to
$200,000.
The
fire
started
in
the
late
made
against
the
life
of
Mrs
pin
of
a
network
of
Communist
I
Paving
contractors
are
Colum-
espionage
couriers
who
relayed
bla
Bitulithic
Co.
Ltd.,
and
work
Joan
Axdal
and
her
33-year-o!d
defence
information
to
Russia.
1
is
in
charge
of
Superintendent
aaugnter,
Lenore,
a
nurse,
now
visiting
with
friends
of
the
fam
Nine
other
persons
were
im-
Gordon
Zacharlas.
!
If!
East
Sees
This
as
Banner
District
Everyone
Talking
Of
Rupert
Terrace,
Kitimat
They
may
not
have
heard
much
about
Skeena
but
the
people
down
East
are
certainly
beginning
to
know
a
lot
about
Prince
Rupert,
Terrace,
Kitimat
and
the
Nechako,
reports
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP
for
Skeena,
who
has
returned
to
the
city
after
attending
the
session
of
Parliament
in
Ottawa.
ily
in
Winnipeg
me
ruwci
vuumuiuu
rami-;
atternoon,
presumably
when
a
s-
which
have
raged
aires,
are
still
snrpaH.
fl
The
man
is
reported
to
have
',
sel
admitted
no
borings
and
no
j
short-circuited
wire
threw
prisoned
on
conviction
of
espionage
charges
with
Rose.
All
but
Rose
and
two
others
have
com-!
pleted
serving
their
sentences.
'
'"f
V
alone
Santa
Ri
left
Santa
Monica,
California'
:
sparks
on
movie
films.
(Continued
on
page
41
near
Christina
Lake.
''tiled
districts
fifteen
several
days
ago
in
a
stolen
I
truck,
heading
for
Vancouver!
and
the
home
of
his
former'
sweetheart.
He
did
not
knowi
that
she
had
fled
to
Winnipeg.
01
Grand
Forks.
At
rts
a
Rap
of
"two
or
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Alaska
Couple
Flying
North
Flying
an
Aeronca
four-place
sedan
from
Seattle
to
Fairbanks,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
King
of
Fairbanks
were
In
the
city
overnight,
resting
their
seaplane
at
the
Seal
Cove
air
base.
Mr.
King
is
a
pilot
of
the
"s
separated
the
fires,
threatening
the
little
'irnmunit.v
nf
vt
on
,(Omrtiiy
8.
O.
Johnston
Co.
Ltrt.).
Pacific
Pact
To
be
Signed
":s4'
or
h..r
In
six
months,
Mr.
Appie-
1
three
miles
fn,m
n,
1
wViaite
noted
a
great
measure
of
ject
within
the
department,
i
further
appreciation
of
this
part
Elevator
It
would
appear
to
....
mi
wm
nil;
Light
Plane
Is
Missing
WASHINGTON,
DC.
(CP)
The
of
the
country
due
,to
the
pub-,
be
a
dead
horse
until
other
com
Northern
Commercial
Co.
whicn,
llcity
the
district
has
been
re-
modules
besides
Erain
become
i
United
States,
Australia
and
,
.
.,
.n
Graham,
inspector
of
i'ing
tonight
on
the
inert,
fn.
i,.
1
ceiving
about
the
aluminum
and
available
for
shipment
from
the
Ne
Zealand
will
formally
sign
,
tn
t
the
people
of
the
north
cellulose
projects.
;port,
timber
products
being
par-
a
mutual
security
treaty
in
San
land
buy
alj,
gglls
alrcraft
"Eastern
Canada
is
beginning
ticuiarly
mentioned.
1
Francisco
September
1,
three,
Th
ip
nn,
hpio.
fin,.
A,
"ip
10
V'lS
on
Offlflal
K,,i.i.
WINNIPEG
(CP)
A
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
Dakota
left
Wlnnlnnn
UJpH
ni,
01,
ninKI
to
realize
this
Is
the
banner
dis-
I
Dry
dock
Advocacy
of
the
use
I
davs
before
the
start
of
the
Jap-
nnrth
nortn
fnr
Ior
rte1vpr
tr.
10
8
aellvery
trt
tv,
pnn.,
Lf
h
it
in
.i,
I
anese
ne.ice
t.reatv
ennfprpnp
..
uuailic.y),
v.
...
wl
U11C
1UUII11J.
!
Vll
bllC
1VA.I.1
pinilV
111
HCW
OUl-
(
J
i
...v-v
VANCOUVER
-
American
Standard
10'j
Bralorne
6.00
B
R
X
03
Cariboo
Quartz
1.05
Congress
06
Giant
Mascot
99
Indian
Mines
24
Pend
Oreille
7.80
Pioneer
180
Premier
Border
35
Privateer
11
Reves
McDonald
4
60
Reno
04
Sheep
Creek
.;
1.62
Silbak
Premier
37
Taku
River
05
Vananda
H
Spud
Valley
12
Silver
Standard
245
Mr.
Auuiewhalte.
after
a
busy
;
buildinu
Ls
constantly
met
with
The
treaty
pledges
each
coun-
"
olTne
Pas'
Ma"Uba,
to
search
for
wn
cn
Mr
MI-
King
lunS
went
went
south
SOUtn
10
American
liirht,
aircraft
with
t3'.rLI,Sit.ak
15
sal"K
to-
tour
by
air
throught
the
north-(the
question:
where
are
the
new
lry
v
to
10
consider
consider
armed
rmer!
attack
ttir
lfii
tJ
lunce
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
p
1,
up'
,
.
.
Jtwo
persons
aboard.
The
couple
arrived
at
5:30
last
i
,
eveninir.
Thev
are
makine
the
'
The
PIan"
ls
reported
six
days
employees
going
to
be
housed?
I
againsi
eitner
or
the
others
as
Housing
A
problem
which
the
'
"dangerous
to
its
own
peace
and
federal
member
is
going
to
check
safety."
flight
bv
easv
stages,
"seeins
the
overdue
on
a
296-mile
flight
from
Las
la
Ronge
to
Stoney
1
up
on
immediately
irom
this
iu-i"an
American
aeiega
em
part
of
his
riding,
is
now
digging
out
his
files
and
catching
up
with
his
accumulated
mail
and,
also,
getting
some
much-needed
sleep.
LOCAL
MATTERS
Asked
about
a
few
local
matters,
he
reported:
ball
Tonight
in
northern
Saskatche-!
e"d'
.....
'TT.ty.
ids
terday
thev
paused
at
Bella
wa"-
Beattle
42
Bevcourt
47
Buffalo
Canadian
18
Consol.
Smelters
156.00
Conwest
..-
3"5
Donalda
48
Eldona
18
East
Sullivan
8.85
Giant.
Yellowknife
9.45
God's
Lake
.34
Harrirock
14
Harricana
08
Heva
n
Jacknifa
10
Joliet
Quebec
4fl
Little
Long
Lac
73
Lynx
163i
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.17
McKenzle
Red
Lake
....
.45
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.70
Moneta
32
Negus
1
69
Noranda
73.25
Louvicourt
;
16
Pickle
Crow
1.56
San
Antonio
2.55
Senator
Rouyn
,
.17
Y
Sherrit
Grodon
3
30
Steep
Rork
7.70
Silver
Miller
1.50
Upper
Canada
1.65
Golden
Manitou
7.20
Bobjo
1534
Lapaska
.03
Sturgeon
River
.
,15
Liuuuuiit;
i
lie
j-irpaiwiitiiiL
ui
..,n.ouu.
External
Affairs
is
actively
work-
j
p.m.
Bella
for
refuelling.
Leaving
al
Aboard
the
plane
were
Dr.
j
noon
today
after
the
morning
Tasche
of
Sheboyan,
Wisconsin,
i
ing
on
load
line
question
and,1
Air
field
It
ls
receiving
con-
while
it
Is
an
International
af-
,
HARDY
NATIVES
Western
Uranium
3.75
fog
lifted,
they
were
heading
for
pilot,
and
Miles
Eikenburger
of
i
vs.
&
ODOWKS
smeration
but
nothing
further
fair,
Mr.
Applewhaite
is
confi-
Natives
of
the
Caroline
Is-
the
next
stop
at
Ketchikan
and
Plymouth,
Wisconsin,
passenger.
Oil
Anglo
Canadian
6.10
''mission
35..
,l,""'u
',,Le
LIle
"
I
"
iV?
.
T
if
u
!L
racic
re
notea
planned
calls
also
at
Juneau
and
i
They
left
Sheboyan
July
29
"7'
"
v"""'"'
in
p."..
iw.m.c
u,.......-;UU.luuli,
ana
navigators,
as
Whitehorse
enroute
to
the
cen-
for
a
fishing
trip
in
Saskatche-
Parliament
to
reoDen
the
sub-
tion
'
well
as
sncrpssfn
iirm
i
i..i.
..
H
-
-
.
i.
iia.
mtuiiLtL
C1LV.
u
1
1
1
A
P
Con
47
Atlantic
3.00
Calmont
135
Home
Oil
16.25
Mercury
.12
Okalta
2.45
Pacific
Pete
8.50
Princess
1.40
Royal
Canadian
12
"TORONTO
Athona
.06
Aumaque
.19
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A
MUST"
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Brighter
For
Colors
ATCH
TOMORROW'S
PAPER!
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tS
THEY
SPARKLE
Phone:8ondn
Pioneer
Canadian
Laundries
&
Cleaners
.
....
"
Phone:
8
and
118