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VOL.
XL,
No.
231
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
2,
1951
'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
m
Runprt
Woman
r
o)n
cc
a
i
Wms
doom
illed
as
Truck
Goes
ou
o
Off
Road
in
Interior
UN
Can
f
!
death
marked
week-end
accidents
on
I-!?
TTI.L
HI..-
I"!
,1
Coalition
Candidate
Poor
Third
in
Fight
r-
;'
.
A
.
'
-
'
'
j1
na
uiver
nignway.
iurs.
Limine
Latnenna
,
I'l
ince
Rupert
cannery
worker,
was
killed
Saturday
night
when
a
coal-laden
truck
sin:
was
a
passenger
dropped
80
feet
off
the
on
the
other
side
of
Cedarvale
opposite
VICTORIA
(CP)
Frank
Mitchell,
curly-haired
2G-year-old
former
champion
Army
boxer,
yesterday
punched
out
a
victory
for
the
CCF
over
British
Columbia's
coalition
government
-in
the
Esquimalt
field.
irk
air
linn
in
-
4
provincial
by-election.
Win
War
j
Bradley
Confident
of
Korea
j
Outcome
Sees
Truce
Slill
Possible
!
TOKYO
(CP)
United
Nations
has
enough
power
in
Korea
"to
;
keep
anyone
from
running
over
,
as."
General
Omar
Bradley
said
j
today
after
a
flying
visit
to
the
front.
j
"I
do
not
think
the
Commu-,
ni.sU
can
hurt
us,"
Bradley
said,
i
The
general
did
not
rule
out
i
the
possibility
that
disrupted
.
truce
talks
might
be
resumed
m
j
Kaesong.
j
"It
all
depends
on
circum-
stances,"
he
said.
"We
have
sug-
Rested
a
place
with
equal
rights,
i
So
far
we
have
had
no
reply."
Bradley
said
that,
if
truce
conferences
collapse
completely,
United
Nations
forces
are
capable
of
fighting
the
Korean
war
to
a
successful
military
Bevan
Wins
Over
Attlee
Mitchell,
who
won
the
Army'i
iiile
was
50
or
60
feet
(hillside.
It
had
landed
jf,
is
after
turning
over
:nes.
Apparently,
It
!
in
soft
gumbo
at
the
.nt
over.
Stay
the
truck
was
If
Gerald
RoberUon,
More
Red
light-heavyweight
boxing
title
Si
i
during
the
war,
defeated
Mayor
Percy
George
of
Victoria,
the
coalition
candidate,
and
three!
independents
to
win
the
seat
Jets
Down
which
was
made
vacant
by
the
1
.
ROYAL
STRATOCRUISER
A
Stratocruiser
of
ti.
Brit:f-h
Overseas
Airways
Corporation,
such
a3
thi-
one.
will
carry
Fr:ncess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
from
London
to
Montreal
Oct.
8.,
The
Royal
pair
originally
were-
sched
iled
to
a:
rive
at
Quebec
City
Oct.
2,
by
ship,
but
the
King's
illness
forced
postponement
for
a
w
--L
The
official
tour
will
start
at
Quebec
Oct.
t
postponing
all
events
for
a
full
week.
The
plane
probably
will
be
specially
fitted
out
for
the
Royal
couple.
iter
ariver.
xie
tm
were
three
children
A
fourth
child
suf-ilten
collarbone
and
death
of
Cdr.
C.
T.
Beard,
Co-
,
fc:o
Hazelton
Hospital.
were
those,
of
Mrs.
oral
will
be
held
In
n'rt
tomorrow,
highway
death
was
year-old
Tommy
Hos-,e
car
left,
the
road
alition.
The
standing
in
the
48-mem-ber
Legislature
Is
now:
Coalition
38
CCF
8
.
Independent
3
Labor
1
With
28
or
29
polls
heard
from,
the
count
was:
Mitchell,
2751.
Dodgers
Win
Halted
Game
Finf
EIGHTH
ARMY
HEADQUARTERS
IN
KOREA
(CP)
United
States
jet
pilots
shot
down
two
Communist
jets
today,
making
102
they
have
claimed
in
the
first
jet
War
In
history.
About
130
planes
were
Involved
in
two
air
battles
which
erupted
Thursday
over
northwest
Korea.
It
is
reported
that
no
United
States'
planes
were
lost.
!
is
cvenea
up
H
ers
Saturday,
killing
il
driver.
Dodgers
Slaughter
Giants
'
By
10-to-0
Score
j
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Brooklyn
;
VANCOUVER
Oi
The
Cana
Cdr.
A.
C.
Wurtele,
Independ-
dian
lacrosse
final
was
all
square
1
ent
Tito
Gives
Up
Trieste
2491.
Major
Victory
for
Left
Winders
In
British
Labor
Party
SCARBOROUGH,
England
Aneurin
Bevan,
Socialist
rebel,
win
has
challenged
the
scale
of
Britain's
rearmament
program,
today
won
a
major
victory
over
Frtm-;
M
raster
Altlee's
administration
and
took
a
stride
toward
the
leadership
of
the
Labor
party.
Local
Labor
parties,
entitled
to
elect
seven
members
of
the
nat!"nal
executive,
put
the
fiery
53-year-old
Welshman
and
two
of
his
lieutenants
ay
the
top
of
their
poll.
Bevanitw
also
ousted
one
of
the
government's
main
figures
In
the
aims
drlvj
Defence
Minister
Emmanuel
Shinwell
from
the
27-member
executive.
Shinwell
was
defeated
by
a
woman
red-haired
Barbara
Castle,
aged
39.
one
of
Bcvan's
staunchest
supporters.
The
vote
showed
a
great
battle
over
arms
policy
almost
certain
at
two
games
eac
htoday
with
!
Peterborough
Pets
tucking
away
George,
lti96.
Archibald
Mclntyre,
Inda-
Jim
Hearn's
Pitching
is
Win
Factor
i
a
13
to
4
victory
over
Vancouver
Pendent,
332
"
.
.
.
I
Keith
Kolth
Oral
Press
Housing
Gray,
Independent,
51.
j
Dodgers
evened
up
the
best
two
out
of
three
National
League
,
playoff
series
today
with
the
:
i
New
York
Giants
by
winning
10
'
jtoO.
j
j
Brooklyn
jumped
off
to
the-i
lead
bv
eettine
two
runs
in
the
T
The
by-election
was
the
first
ffv.
Musial
Wins
Fifth
Crown
test
at
the
polls
in
British
Co
lumbia
since
the
general
elec
tion
of
1949.
Jim
Hearn
!
first
nalf
of
the
first
Inning.
Combines
last
night
in
the
best
of
seven
series.
j
It
was
a
fantastic
game
at
Vancouver
Forum,
played
on
a
!
treacherously
greasy
floor.
Ice
had
been
laid
in
the
Forum
I
in
preparation
for
the
hockey
!
season
and
boards
were
placed
ROME
(Pi
Milan's
usually
reliable
"Europeo"
says
today
that
Marshal
Tito
has
agreed
to
give
up
his
claims
to
Trieste
in
return
for
United
States
military
aid
against
Russian
attack.
It
said
that
Tito
had
agreed
to
give
the
United
States
full
use
of
Yugoslav
land,
sea
and
air
bases
In
event
of
war.
I
The
Opposition
labelled
the
BROOKLYN
9
,
...
,
Jackie
Robinson
lined
out
a
;
test
a
"key
vote"
to
determine
big
side-arming
right-hander.
homer,
scoring
Reese
ahead
of
pitched
one
of
his
most
brilliant
him
Labine
was
pitching
for
i
the
public's
reaction
to
the
ad-j
ministration.
I
Some
Progressive
Conserva-
Kinney
jviouuay
anu
luioeu
uacn
-
Brooklyn
it
ill
Commerce
Asking
,l
Aprdite
Action
ltental
Prujeet
4f
of
Commerce
will
y-
:
he
city
council
for
it:,m
in
regard
to
the
t
'ii
ii
of
a
tentative
which
the
city
now
l
n-hi.rjhw
a
f'ftv-
and
Jones
for
New
NEW
YORK
Although
official
averages
have
not
been
released,
Stan
Musial,
30-year-old
St.
Louis
Cardinals
slugger,
has
'
won
his
filth
National
me
I'.gnimg
urooKiyn
uoagers
vnrir
I
over
it.
.
1
tives
saw
the
result
as
a
protest
.
The
floor
was
watered
and
:
at
the
coalition.
;
3
to
1
in
a
tense
mound
duel
and
i
carried
the
enflamed
New
York
Tn
Dodgers
made
it
3
to
0
in
j
Giants
to
within
a
single
victory
tne
,iftn
inning
when
Snider
of
their
goal
the
World
Series.
.
doubled
and
Robinson
slashed
a
j
In
propelling
destiny's
tots
to
single,
scoring
Snider.
In
the
!
sand
and
sawdust
poured
on
it
A
CCF
spokesman
Interpreted
League
batting
crown.
to
step
up
condensation.
I
it
as
a
mandate.
t
Musial
finished
the
regular
:
'.
season
Sunday
with
a
.355
aver
Peron
Blames
after
the
October
25
mat
housing
project
"
,
T
election.
oui-uua;
eit'c
nri
i
.u-
-it.,
.
V
k
Muted
In
the
city
on.
Ambassador
-
s,i
f
"5
percent
federal
Million
And
Half
Dollar
Bevan
has
declared
a
truce
only
for
the
election
period.
-
their
e.i'ht.1
i
raight
victory
and
lmrQ
opencer
repiacea
jones
on
thttr
thirteenth
decision
1n
their
i
tne
mound
for
the
Giants.
a?t
14
fcamrs,
lirfir
u
yielded
only
The
Drwlgers
score
twe-more
fivj'
hits
to
the
bone-tired
In
the
sixth,
making
it
5
to
0.
age.
Play-oft
games
between
Brooklyn
Dodgers
and
New
York
Giants
count
in
the
averages
but
no
one
can
catch
Stan.
Jackie
Robinson
of
the
Dod
Weather
Project
for
NBC
Asbestos
,
17'2
percent'
pro
;
-rnmenl
and
Tj
per-:vij
ImaiH'ing.
r
lbi
r
v.
as
advised
by
'..
e
that'
negotiations
I'
allied
a
point
where
'
4
approval
and
final
i
Son
with
government
gers
is
close
in
third
place,
with
Declares
I'nited
States
Envoy
Back
of
Revolt
In
Argentina
BUENOS
AIRES
P
President
Feron
charged
today
that
Hodges
hit
a
homer.
Cox
got
on
f-econd
when
Thompson
mishandled
his
line
drive.
Labine
missed
a
squeeze
bunt
attempt
and
Cox
was
hung
between
third
and
home
but
scored
when
Brooklyn
flock
und
was
not
in
seilotis
danger
of
being
caught,
b:;cause
Bobby
Thomson
and
Monte
Irvin
slashed
out
home
runs.
Leo
Durocher'i
amazing
team
a
.333
mark
after
Sundays
eame
but
he
cannot
Dick
ud
20
'
Synopsis
All
of
the
southern
half
of
the
An
asbestos
enterprise
in
Northern
British
points.
Spruille
Braden,
former
United
tagging
him.
origina-;
Columbia
is
expected
to
give
fresh
impetus
to
mining
deiphia
Phimes
is
wcond
with
States
ambassador,
was
needed
to
win
only
one
of
the
Spencer,
after
two
games
scheduled
on
their
j
dropped
the
ball
before
province
continues
under
the
ln-i
fluence
of
a
depression
lying
just
a
as
required
Mi
d
be
called-
tor
ot
Friday's
unsuccessful
re-
for
jt
will
mean
an
investment
of
a
million
and
a
half,!
-3-"
.w
lii
1
l
I-
I
Only
two
other
players,
Honus
After
41
minutes
delay
from
I
the
rain,
play
was
resumed.
The
1
home
field
starting
today
to
climax
the
greatest
stretching
drive
in
all
baseball.
diers
and
politicians
were
arrest-
according
to
F.
M.
Connell
of
Toronto
and
the
Can
f.
I
he
difficulty
was
w
st.
of
the
Washington
coast.
$b"iit
Retting
the
build-
This
depression
was
becoming
'
a
cost
whereby
the
somewhat
weaker
this
morning
n
aid
be
able
to
get
but
indications
were
that
it
will
Dodgers
scored
again
in
the
ed.
Ralph
Branca
went
eight
in-
sixth,
making
it
e
to
u.
Keese
i
on,lrf.ps
rinsp
tn
thP
Armv
said
Wagner
and
Rogers
Hornsby,
have
won
more
National
League
batting
titles
than
Musial.
Wagner
won
eight
crowns
and
Hornby
seven.
:eent
return
on
ren-
persist
off
sou'hwestern
Vancou-'
ningr
for
the
Dodgers
and
turn-
West
Exploration
Co.
The
property
Is
situated
90
miles
west
of
Watson
Lake
which
is
on
the
Alaska
Highway.
Dr.
W.
Smitheringale
Is
at
present
ln
charge
of
operations.
His
Majesty
Recovering
singled,
sending
Labine
to
third.
tnat
200
officers
and
men
had
Snider
singled,
scoring
Labine.
I
been
selzpd
in
a
relentless
police
The
Dodgers
scored
two
more
dragnet
during
the
week-end.
in
the
seventh,
making
it
8
to
0.
j
Many
leaders
In
the
opposition
Pafko
homered.
Hodges
walked.
I
radical,
nationalist,
communist,
ver
Island
for
the
next
two
days
ed
in
a
creditable
performance
and
that
unsettled
weather
will
but
Thomson
s
thirty-first
blast
"intinuc.
The
northern
half
of
of
the
season
In
the
fourth
ln-thc
Interior
and
the
north
coast
nlng,
with
Irvin
on
base,
and
will
have
a
fair
amount
of
clouds
Irvin
's
twenty-fourth
leading
off
'
I
i
costing
$12,000,
for
iikl
involve
a
rental
Irfcmgs
suggested
that
It
1
be
)
ussible
to
get
houses
1
tjl
ooo
or
loss.
i;iber
will
pursue
the
Women
Pass
up
London
Jobs
waiKer
singiea
ana
noages
socialist
ana
conservative
parues
mNnnivr
(fP)ThP
TOni
had
The
old
Moccasin
Creek
road
both
days
from
this
system
but
in
the
eighth
unhorsed
right
scored
all
the
way
from
first
i
were
listed
bv
political
circles
as
th0r
rt
maht
,a
hi.
n.
i
cnrf
or,n
thi
win
h,
Handed
fastballer.
precipitation
is
not
expected
to
occur
in
these
legions.
(ti
the
city
with
a.
view
when
Mays
allowed
the
ball
to
,
ln
custody.
,
eral
condition
is
satisfactory,
to-
linked
with
a
road
running
from
bounce
past
him.
I
At
a
press
conference
Peron
day's
official
bulletin
said.
the
mine
property.
It
Is
esti-
The
Dodgers
added
another
(
revived
his
long
standing
feud
No
complications
nave
occur-
mated
there,
are
from
200,000
to
couple
of
runs
in
the
ninth.
Cox
with
Braden,
ambassador
here
rpfl
in
th)
first
critical
davs
!
300,000
tons
of
talus
material,
i
Bud
Podbielan
worked
in
the
!
ninth.
Andy
Pafko
gave
the
flock
its
only
score
when
he
caught
iact.ou
as
quickly
as
Another
storm
now
moving
in-.
view
of
the
continu-
to
the
Oulf
of
Alaska
is
expected
i
housing
situation.
to
move
into
the
coastal
depres
fast
ball
walked.
Walker
hit
101
four
months
in
1945
and
as-
containing
much
asbestos
fibre
sion
late
tomorrow
and
to
cause
Ahearn's
and
shot
it
a
homer.
The
1
since
the
operation
and
the
of
superior
quality.
Into
the
shallow
left
field
stands
game
was
over,
10
to
0
for
thelfistant
secretary
of
state
for
King
is
siowiy
recovering
his
some
Increase
in
its
intensity.
Further
rainfall
is
expected
on
Latin-American
affairs
until
5trenEth.
He
is
eating
easily-di-
with
two
down
in
the
second.
Dodgers.
LONDON
More
and
more
of
Britain
is
3-a-week
women
office
workers
are
staying
close
tr
home.
-
-
Instead
of
flocking
to
take
jobs
in
the
City
and
West
End
they
prefer
to
work
in
factories,
small
offices
and
shops
near
their
homes.
"The
situation
is
noticeably
worse
than
last
vear."
said
Mrs.
hsions
to
h
Cancelled
,
the
coast
after
this
increase
takes
place.
.j
Temperatures
will
again
re-
1947-
gested
foods
brought
from
the
In
New
York,
Braden
said
that
royal
farm.
Peron's
charges
wee
"perfectly
The
Queen
is
In
constant
at-
ridiculous"
and
showed
"how
tendance.
Promote
Welfare
Alberta
Indians
Prince
Albert
Would
.
main
largely
uncnangea
wnn
JJUTON.
DC.
(CP)
the
flow
from
the
Pacific
main-'Mjr.-uman
today
ordered
taining
quite
mild
conditions
weak
and
wobbly
he
(Peronl
really
is."
CALGARY
P'
There
are
some
Rosalind
Pyke,
who
runs
an
em-
AIR
PASSENGERS
To
Vancouver
(
today
I
Mr.
fan
trade
concessions
both
during
the
day
and
night.
Use
Local
Elevator
U.00O
Indians
in
Alberta
and
the
ployment
agency
in
London's
Northwest
Territories.
And
Willa
Bermondsey
district.
MUCH
DESERT
Addle,
Capt.
Charles
Wilson,
r.
Eevnt's
total
area
is
estimated
Hoy,
H.
Woo,
G.
K.
Douthwaite,
""ist
Czechoslovakia
f
tective
November
1.
j
i"ti
followed
a
con-iirective
that
all
Amide
benefits
to
Com-
Forecast
North
coast
region
Variable
cloudiness
today.
Cloudy
tomorrow
with
sunny
Intervals
along
t,
.
.
r,
,
rr
j
,
-it
,
Ut
385,033
square
miles,
but
only
D.
E.
Olsen,
R.
S.
Connell,
Joe
t
mice
Albert
Board
OI
Irade
has
written
to
the
about
13.500
square
miles
are
Young,
J.
Lassen,
C.
Gray,
M.
Prince
Rimwrr.
nhamhpr
rf
rnmmprpp
fanvassino-
inhabited.
Banek,
H.
Petersen.
fiis
be
wiped
out.
the
mainland.
Little
change
ln
cessions
have
already
temperature.
Winds
light.
Lows'
tVio
nneaihilitv
nf
tho
Prinna
Rnnoi-t
olovatni
Vininir
Broderick.
a
soft-spoken
attrac-
The
City
and
West
End
have
tive
grey-haired
woman,
hopes
only
10
per
cent
of
the
juniors
to
meet
every
one
ot
them.
they
need,
compared
with
20
per
Miss
Broderick
realizes
the
cent
last
year."
'
ambition
will
be
hard
to
fulfill
;
Reasons
given
for
this
migra-i
but
as
the
Department
of
Indian
t'n
of
youngsters
to
jobs
in
the
;
Affairs'
first
woman
worker
ln
provinces
are
increased
fares,
j
Alberta
and
the
Territories,
she
discomfort
of
rush-hour
travel
,
I
will
cover
thousands
of
miles
i
and
the
high
cost
of
restaurant
!
annually
visiting
large
reserves
meals.
I
and
small
communities.
At
a
starting
salary
of
3,
3
mried
for
Bulgaria,
tonlchts
and
hiEhs
tomorrow
!
'
....
...
.
f
.
.
.
.
and
13
other
Red-
nt.
Pn,t
H-rriv
sn
and
fin:
sand-
used
to
relieve
the
glut
ot
prairie
grain
in
view
ot
TODAY'S
STOCKS
areas
throughout
the
spit,
47
and
60;
Prince
Rupert,,
the
humner
cron
this
vear
with
nn
nlacp
tn
nut
it.
44
and
57.
Meantime,
the
chamber
(Courtesy
8.
U.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
meeting
cheered
when
it
heard
'
Edward
Boulter
say
that
he
Okalta
2.80
Miss
Broderick
will
teach
the
15s.
if
they
can
type,
the
girls
ilition
Should
Resign
Princess
160
l
Indians,
particularly
the
younger
1
'ind
it
cheaper
to
work
where
Royal
Canadian
16
people,
some
of
the
ways
of
the
tnev
can
cvcl
to
and
from
work
Royalite
17.50
i
white
man.
It
is
hoped
they
will
and
go
home
for
lunch.
had
received
a
message
that
40
cars
of
grain
were
being
loaded
on
the
prairies
or
were
on
their
way
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
Prince
Albert
board
sought
full
Information
as
to
CCC
Club
is
Being
Formed
Top
Bani
Artist
Being
Brought
Here
For
Inaugural
,
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
31
Bralorne
,
7.15
B
R
X
05
Cariboo
Quartz
1.45
Congress
10
Giant
Mascot
109
Indian
Mines
23
'
i
Pend
Oreille
10.50
,
"
"Tremendous"
"te
in
Esquimalt
I
then
find
it
easier
to
be
assimi-!
lat
e.d
into
society.
j
08
Vi
She
will
organize
home-mak-j
21
i
lne
clubs,
discussion
grouDs
and
Vacation
Hazards
Hit
Manitoba
MP
lOM.slv
R
trpmovrtnns
TORONTO
Athona
A'imaqiie
Beattle
Bevmurt
Buffalo
Canadian
...
te
against
coalition.
other
means
to
bring
home
to
the
1
TnHlnns
hnw
tn
irpt.
Atnncr
ns
in.
.40
.64
.28
Customs
Revenue
Here
Mounting
September's
customs
collections
have
brought
this
year's
total
so
far
past
the
half-million
dollar
mark,
which
is
considerably
higher
than
collections
for
LOlUmhla
l
lhnral
I
The
new
300
(CCC)
Club,
..
2.25
..'
.34
..
.11
Pioneer
Premier
Border
Privateer
the
local
1,250.000-bushel
plant,
its
capacity,
condition,
etc.
j
Apparently,
the
Prince
Albert
board
had
not
realized
there
was
an
elevator
here
until
It
read
about
It
ln
the
Saturday
Evening
Post.
Secretary
P.
H.
Llnzey
of
the
Prince
Rupert
chamber
has
already
written
a
reply,
giving
full
Information
and
telling
of
ef-
Reeves
McDonald
6.25
-
'"flay
in
result
of
the
Esqul-ffction.
v
construed
the
CCF
ranHIH.i.
.05
Consol.
Smelters
185.00
Conwest
4.15
Donakla
45
F.nst
Sullivan
9.20
Oiant
Yellowknife
12.50
Reno
formed
by
members
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.
staff,
will
bring
a
continent-famous
banjo
artist
to
appear
nere
at
the
inaugural
dance.
.
Friday,
October
12.
Wallie
Peters,
born
and
raised
in
Vancouver,
will
bring
to
Prince
Rupert
his
master
tech-,
nique
which
has
won
him
places
:
i
on
the
CBC
network,
Hollywood
tne
same
Perlod
last
year,
v"le
for
socialism
but
!
knee
of
iKlMUon
Collectlos
Iast
nlonth
of
59'-
.14
.09
.15
Hardrock
Harncana
Heva
dividual
in
another
society.
LONDON
(CP)
G.
P.
Renouf
of
Miss
Broderick
explains
the
Minitonas.
Man.,
a
member
of
idea
this
way:.
the
Manitoba
Legislature,
will
"Thei
j
are
a
great
many
things
long
remember
his
1951
holiday
in
our
way
of
life
entirely
un-
in
Europe,
suitable
to
the
Indians.
It's
un-
j
Bnroute
from
Britain
to
Jer-wise
to
try
making
them
accept
sey,
in
the
Channel
Islands,
a
these.
And
the
Indians
have
trunk
containing
most
of
Re-many
things
in
their
'culture
nouf's
clothing
went
astray.
He
worth
perpetuating."
:
then
applied
for
some
funds
Miss
Broderick
has
spent
six
which
he
had
invested
in
bonds
years
as
home
economics
teacher
in
Jersey.
among
Indians
in
Ontario
and
But
the
British
Treasury
de-was
with
the
British
Columbia
dined
:
visitors
from
the
dollar
Welfare
Department.
I
area
are
expected
to
use
dollars
already
been
P
otest
vote
would
not
j
Z
$45Ulu"l9
Thd
!
orU
that
had
made
to
bring
the
house
into
Jolift
Quebec
56
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.33
Mel.eod
Cockshutt
3
00
use
t
Personally
Mr
Perrvlbeen
collected
b
September
'he
belJ'tatPeSiW,hfln2hfiad
a"
l0W
f
Sliould
resign
,$16,750.26.
Noranda
Sheep
Creek
1.70
Kilbak
Premier
50
Vananda
.'.
16
,.
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
.25
Silver
Standard
2.75
Western
Uranium
5.00
Cronin
Babine
60
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
.'
7.00
A
P
Con
48
Atlantic
3.25
pi'"nt
1.55
C
&
E
16.00
-
Central
Leduc
2
25
Home
Oil
15.25
Mercury
19
.84
V,
.36
!
The
local
chamber
decided
'
teevision
and
stage
appearances
that
the
matter
should
be
fol-,
with
the
famous
Eddie
Peabody.
lowed
up
further
by
sending
i
Handling
arrangements
for
ln-
,
copiss
of
the
Prince
Albert
let-:
auguration
party
are
D.
J.
Dos-ter
and
Mr.
Linzey's
reply
to
the
well.
F.
H.
Adames,
J.
W.
Estey,
Lotivicourt
S:m
Antonio
2.65
TIDES
-
-
W
spoke
from
his
hos-f,
(
!'
having
sustained
!;u;k
n
Sunday.
His
t
,l,hat
he
was
in
no
.19Vj
'
!
for
spending
in
Britain.
So
Re-
Senator
Rouyn
Wednesday,
October
3,
1951
I
Minister
of
irade
ana
commerce
Bill
Halllweil.
Ray
Sahlen,
Olen
High
2:25
20
3
feet
'
and
Mr.
Appiewnaiie
as
con-
Bennett
and
Miss
Agn-es
Mack.
-"ii.
uea
rest
for
a
Sherrit
Gordon
4.10
Steep
Rock
7.80
Silver
Miller
152
Upper
Canada
1
82
Golden
Maiutou
7.35
j
HISTORIC
BRIDGE
,
nouf
had
to
call
on
Canadian
'
London
Bridge
until
1750
was
officials
in
London,
including
the
j
the
only
bridge
over
the
Thames
branch
oiftoe
of
a
Canadian
:
at
London,
now
crossed
by
more
bankbefore
he
could
get
money
.
i
than
a
score
of
bridges.
,
to
replenish
his
wardrobe:
f
be
necessary.
"He
Is
I
14:
I
'""Pltal
report
this
Low
8:
22
22.1
feet
ere
te
eviuenue
iquuung
j.
i.i
with
peters
is
travelling
a
five-20
5.2
feet.
1
Harvey)
that
some
source
at
piPce
supporting
cast
of
mnsi-
20:53
2.5
feet
least
is
interested
in
us.
,
clans.
,