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VOL.
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No.
241
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
15,
1951
PRICE
FIV2
CENTS
DION
in
smm
mi
cotcm
Eight
Perish
In
N.B.
Fire
te
Door
Stork
Beats
Ship
to
Port
Egypt
is
Insistent
OilTalks
Heady.
Il'-wver,
Queen
Charlotte
Man
Is
Hunting
Victim
Ik-njamin
Kelly
Shot
and
Killed
While
Hunting
at
Tlell
A
Queen
Charlotte
City
mail
was
shot
and
killed
Sunday
afternoon
in
a
hunting
accident
at
Tlell,
east
coast
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
cuss
liHN'in'"""
.It
ynRK
C
-An
Iranian
n
today
closed
me
nour
Train
Pulls
Away
Without
Princess
St.
Catharines
Mayor
Forgets
Presentation
Niagara
Falls
"Magnificent"
ST.
CATHARINES,
Ontario
(CP)
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
were
almost
left
behind
here
yesterday
when
their
royal
train
started
off
without
them
after
a
scheduled
ten-minute
stop
and
St.
Catharines
forgot
to
present
them
with
its
illuminated
address.
hcr
talKs
wnn
oiuum
on
depute
except
on
,
indemnities
ol
me
Entire
Family
Lose
Lives
in
Ghastly
Conflagration
FREDERICTON,
New
Brunswick
(CP)
An
entire
family
of
eight
died
In
a
fire
which
destroyed
a
two-storey
wooden
dwelling
at
Bronson,
a
small
village,
42
miles
northeast
of
here.
Tile
diuJ
Uiciudeu
Aipiiie
Lu-puis,
aged
32,
his
wife,
Yvonne,
25,
their
five
children
and
Do-eithe
Dupuis,
59,
father
of
Mm.
Dupiiis.
Indications
are
that
all
the
victims
were
overcome
probably
a-sphyxiated
while
sleeping.
The
remains
were
in
the
ruins
of
the
beds.
None
had,
apparently,
tried
to
escape.
The
bodies
were
so
badly
burned
that
they
had
to
be
buried
immediately
and
enmasse
yesterday.
Neighbors
from
some
distance
saw
the
red
glare
of
flames
in
the
sky
and
preceded
to
the
scene.
Bucket
brigades
fought
the
flames.
How
the
fire
siartea
has
not
been
ascertained.
The
stork
beat
the
steamer
Chilcotin
to
port
from
the
Quevn
Charlotte
Islands
yesterday
afternoon.
On
her
way
to
hospital
here,
Mrs.
Grace
Wilson
of
Masset
gave
birth
to
a
baby
boy
as
the
steamer
was
passing
the
vicinity
of
Triple
Island.
Captain
James
Hunter
and
ship's
officers
rose
efficiently
to
the
occasion.
Doctor
and
ambulance
were
on
hand
when
the
steamer
docked
two
or
three
hours
later
and
the
mother
and
child
were
removed
to
hospital
where
both
were
reported
this
morning
to
be
doing
well.
pmikiii.
Hussein
Fa-
puty
I'leinier
Ul
nan,
Dead
Is
Benjamin
Kelly,
28,
married,
and
lather
of
two
childrenone
aged
five,
the
other
two.
Game
Warden
Ed
Martin,
who
Iran
is
re.-oivea
iu
,U
iniiii.
cliatt'ly.
He
said
covernment
must
Big
Damages;
Awarded
!
CAIRO
Egypt
today
rejected
proposal
oi
Great
Britain
that
garrisons
in
the
Suez
Canal
be
handed
over
to
international
control
under
the
proposed
Middle
East
command.
The
flat
rejection
of
the
western
invitation
to
become
a
keystone
of
the
proposed
command
came
from
Parliament
tonight.
Eddin
Pasha,
minister
of
the
inteiior,
announced
the
government's
decision
to
a
wildly
cheering
session
of
Parliament.
Thousands
of
excited
Egyptians
milled
around
outside
Parliament
as
the
announcement
was
made.
Parliament
unanimously
approved
legislation
cancelling
laws
under
which
Egypt's
1936
treaty
with
Britain
and
agreement
for
joint
British-Egyptian
control
of
the
Sudan
were
ratified.
A
prominent
Member
of
the
Egyptian
Parliament
said
yes
At
the
request
of
the
Princess,
received
the
report
yesterday,
said
apparently
Kelly
had
shot
a
pheasant
with
a
double-bar-'
relied
shotgun
and
then
tried
to
,
beat
the
wounded
bird
with
the
I
butt
of
the
gun.
j
The
remainine
shell
discharir-
danger
ol
dislnicgra-lW
uf
in:
of
revenue
oil
industry.
He
said
!
nment
dues
not
reject
u(
puims
any
possible
,
;0
Hie
Anglo-Iranian
i
teman
said
that
his
the
St.
Catharines
Pipe
Band
tne
gathering
of
cheering
school
played
while
she
stood
on
the
children
bv
thousands
in
the
Interior
Sawmill
Fire
Results
in
$148,000
Finding
welcoming
dais.
Elsewhere
lO'
Hamilton
Stadium
where
a
massed
Juvenile
choir
sang
"God
Save
the
King,"
"O
Canada,"
and
"The
Lord
is
my
Shepherd"
cal
bands
played
after
her
departure.
So
gleefully
did
the
band
strike
up
that
the
engineer
oflto
the
music
of
the
Arevll
Fire
Bug
Is
Fatal
rkwd
the
door
to
any
,
destroyed
a
sawmill
and
planing
He
died
soon
after,
jks
with
Britain
ex-
miu
at
Prince
Owge
three
years
Further
details
were
not
avail-,.p.,mluf
indemnities
ago
will
cost
a
Vancouver
firm
j
able,
but
an
inquest
is
to
be
held
1
oil.
!$14S
000.
Damage
to
that
amount
today.
was
awarded
Saturday
In
Su-1
Kelly
was
the
son-in-law
of
One
train
iook
as
a
signal
mai
:
Sutherland
Regiment
Band,
j
.the
stop
was
over
and
the
train!
The
royal
couple
spent
the
I
began
to
pull
away.
nignt
at
Windsor
where
an
of-
l
Trainmen
on
the
platform
.
f
icia.1
reception
was
held
this
terday
that
Egypt
would
insist
terred
hastily
jumped
aboard,
puled
;
morning.
They
enplaned
early
;
on
the
immediate
withdrawal
of
preme
Court.
I
William
J.
Davies,
prominent
Chris
Gergain
of
Prince
George
ueen
Charlotte
merchant
and
was
awarded
$23,000
damages
'ormer
manager
of
Canadian
against
the
Lipsett
Engineering
j
Rational
Telegraphs
at
Prince
ti"6"j
u
nu
"
una
aitemoun
lur
ivapuanasiiig
uritisn
forces
from
the
Suez
train
stopped.
The
royal
couple
Work
of
Pyromaniac
Seen
in
Sunday's
Fire
in
Montreal's
East
End
Saturday
;
and
Manufacturing
Co.
Ltd.
of
!
F
'
jthen
got
aboard
and
left.
In
the
excitement
of
welcom-
Alcan
Work
Going
Big
More
than
300
men
are
now
working
at
Kitimat.
clearing
and
building.
In
addition
to
this
expert
town
planners
are
in
the
in
Northern
Ontario,
where
to-
Canal
as
well
as
from
joint
con-night
will
be
spent,
going
on
to
!
trol
of
the
Sudan
which
should
Winnipeg
tomorrow.
At
Kapus-
be
left
solely
to
Egypt,
kaslng
the
great
pulp
and
paper
;
Egyptian
newspapers
took
a
mill
will
be
visited.
Dinner
at
1
similar
stand.
I
Vancouver
for
loss
of
plant
and
KapUskasing
Inn
will
be
private
MONTREAL
(CP)
Two
firemen
ing
the
Royal
Couple,
Mayor
were
killed
in
a
downtown
fire
Robertson
forgot
to
present
in
the
east
end
Saturday
night
.
them
with
an
illuminated
parch-and
police
are
investigating
the
I
ment
scroll.
It
was
sent
on
to
possibility
of
a
pyromaniac
be-Hamilton,
the
next
scheduled
ing
responsible.
stop,
35
miles
distant,
and
given
Asphyxiated
when
imprisoned
to
mem
there.
j
BRITAIN'S
STAND
That
Britain
would
not
accede
DEROITS
DAY
Id
fiieiid.s
joined
with
revenue.
y
Saturday
afternoon
1
TransCanada
Forest
Products
ul
tributes
of
respect
Ltd.
of
Prince
George,
lessees
of
')
l
the
late
Alberti
the
plant,
were
awarded
some
Bsr'lctt.
pioneer
of
this
$125,000
for
loss
of
revenue
and
sk
railway
construe-1
equipment
in
a
suit
against
time
deatli
occurred
Heaps,
Waterous
Ltd.,
New
West-Jay
i
minster.
c.il
vrviee
took
nlace
'
Th
Now
wttmlnt..r
firm
kx
Gate
Snatched
At
Elks'
Dance
A
sour
note
Interrupted
what
otherwise
was
termed
a
gala
to
these
demands
has
been
made
evident,
a
government
spokes
I
under
debris
were
Captain
Leo-
...
.,,
.
.
.,.I1E
From
Detroit,
across
the
river
'
from
Windsor,
the
United
States
Army
fired
a
43-gun
salute.
1
'
The
Canadian-United
States
border
vanished
in
acclaim
to
:
the
Princess.
It
was
Windsor's
man
stating
at
the
week-end
that
Britain's
position
would
be
defended
by
force
if
necessary.
pold
Cote,
aged
38,
and
Lieuten-
ant
Paul
Emile
Naud,
34.
A
roof
i
Princess
Elizabeth
and
Prince
suddenly
collapsed
'Philip
got
the
teeming
mists
of
Two
other
firemen
Cnunal
Niagara
Falls
in
their
eyes
Sun-
neighborhood.
It
is
expected
that
by
next
summer,
roads,
sewers
and
other
services
will
be
started.
Already
at
Kemano
tunnels
have
been
drilled
more
than
400
feet
inside
the
mountain
facings
I
in
preparation
lor
the
power
I
house.
:.v.U
Court
Chapel
of
!
cited
'the
Lipsett
company
as
asucces
Saturdav
n'6ht
when
nttm
nh
Rev.
Can-1
third
party.
I
door
mony
of
W
"disappeared"
day
on
the
royal
tour
of
Canada
1
Pokier
officiating.)
A
short
circuit
in
dt.f(.ctive
Ut
Uie
biKs
cabaret
dance.
Ouellette,
29,
and
Gastone
Poi-
day
and
Her
Roval
Highness
but
tne
reception
accorded
to
tras,
30
were
also
trapped
un-:
pronounced
this
staggenag
scene
princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
Staged
by
members
to
raise
s
.io
Rock
og
Ages
cables
was
found
by
Mr.
Justice
J.
V.
Clyne
to
have
caused
the
i
"
Elks
"l
basketball
,
.1,
.
of
.
der
debris
and
overcome
bvi64
magnincent.
Cougar
Pays
Off
in
Cash
of
Edinburgh
was
international.
team,
loss
the
major
portion
of
the
profits
was!
dense
smoke
before
being
res-;'
Tre
Princess
was
left
as
cue(j
.
,
breatnless
as
any
one
else
as
InVestigation
was
launched
she
went
140
'eet
down
through
Estimates
are
that
crowds
greeting
them
numbered
400,000
about
half
of
them
Americans.
At
Nfchako,
back
in
the
interior.
1.500
men
are
losing
no
time
in
closing
the
coffer
dam.
fire.
He
found
that
a
Lipsett
Co.
j
enu'loyee
had
been
negligent
hi
!
using
cables
which
he
knew
to
I
be
defective.,.
,
.
The
Heaps
firm
undertook
a
to
see
the
incredible
when
thrpp
other
fires
nf
minor
tunnel
termed
"disastrous."
Members
said
doormen
had
vacated
their
posts
for
a
"sec-end
'
and,
when
they
returned,
-
4
-
A
-aeven-foofr
cougar,
measur-
turner
of
these
waters
from
both
.:iip
on
Me.
Breath
of
;kI
as
Mrs.
J.
C.
he
.service
interment
ir.
f
ji:
view
Cemetery.
rc:e
Eai'l
Gordon,
i.'iiiuer.
C:rl
Knutsen,
hail.
K.
E.
Wood
and
-itiri.
frc
many
beautiful
UtfS.
nature
were
reponea
in
me
im
repair
job
but
let
out
the
work
1
cemnd
and
below
them.
Canadians
and
Americans
)
Ing
from
tip
of
nose
to
tip
of
tail,
j
which
was
shot
early
in
March
in
the
Gardner
Canal
area
paid
Weather
to
the
Lipsett
company
as
sub-!
tn
on7.
missing.
which
Keen
Watchdog
Thwarts
Yeggs
contractor
with
the
result
that
140
members
and
guests
attend
the
Lipsett
firm
must
bear
all
damages
and
costs.
j
off
in
S20
cash
to
Vern
Read
on
j
'
Saturday.
Game
Warden
Ed
Martin
said
ed,
was
an
outstanding
social
medlate
vicinity
within
an
hour.
Pleven
Sweeps
Paris
Election
PARIS
Local
elections
end
event
which
everyone
enjoyed.
from
neighboring
Niagara
Falls,
New
York,
and
where
turned
out
in
tens
of
thousands
to
welcome
the
royal
couple.
The
mayor
of
Niagara
Falls,
New
York,
sent
a
bouquet
to
the
Princess.
-
Earlier
Prince
PhillD
read
the
A
Chinese
rooming
house
op-
the
big
cat
had
been
kept
frozen
erator
is
richer
today
by
"a
con-
'
at
the
Butedale
cannery
since
"F'S
HOLY
VISION
Synopsis
Polar
air
is
sweeping
southward
ovsr
the
interior
of
British
Columbia
and
mto
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan.
There
were
snow
flurries
and
temperatures
to
mid-twenties
in
the
northern
sections.
In
Alberta
as
much
as
four
in
siderable
sum"
of
money
because
spring.
he
owns
a
good
watchdog.
j
in
the
15
years
Cpl.
Martin
has
ing
Sunday
gave
parties
support
fflin
Mary
Appears
Three
ing
Premier
Rene
Pleven"s
pro-
lesson
as
ne
and
the
Princess
at-
Wong
Sing,
proprietor
of
Fraser
,
been
in
Prince
Rupert
area,
only
House,
owes
his
thanks,
to
.
three
cougar
have
been
taken,
he
Members
in
charge
of
the
dance
committee
were
Vern
Cicconc.
chairman;
George
Clou-.i'l,
Dave
Stone,
N.
O.
Gurvich
and
Garnet
Hull.
Servers
Ws-re.Eric
Speers
and
Fred
Gray.
Lloyd
McLellan
and
Mike
Bud-inleh
were
at
the
door.
Exalted
Ruler
Art
Murray.
American
foreign
policy
a
smash
"Blinker,"
a
10-year-old
female
'
says.
However,
reports
indicate
ches
of
snow
has
fallen
in
the
pw
to
Fooe
in
bun
Ravs
ing
endorsement,
,
Parties
of
Pleven's
middle-of-the-road
coalition
and
those
sup
porting
his
foreign
policy
in
the
foothills
and
it
is
still
snowing.
Temperatures
in
the
southern
interior
valleys
will
be
lower
tonight
with
frost
expected
in
many
arvas.
In
the
Prince
Geotge
region
overnight
lows
will
tended
Christ
Anglican
Churcn
In
Niagara.
l"he
ehurch
was
filled
to
its
capacity
of
350
and
five
times
that
number
stood
outside,
hearing
the
service
by
means
of
loud
speakers.
HAMILTON'S
WELCOME
Hamilton
gave
a
rousing
welcome,
the
principal
feature
was
master
of
ceremonies,
performed
National
Assembly,
won
1.280
Dalmation
who
guards
the
office
;
the
animals
may
be
on
the
in-and
cash
register
with
every
bone
!
crease
in
the
'
Porcher
Island
cl
her
vibrant
body.
I
area.
Last
Friday
morning,
"about.
Read,
-a
cannery
worker,
shot
4
a
m.,"
said
Sing,
he
stepped
I
the
cugar
while
out
on
a
boat
out
of
the
office
for
a
short
tnP-
Tne
seirer
Beatrice
brought
period
when
Blinker
began
her
:
11
in
Saturday
and
the
hunter
growling
and
"raising
a
horrible
coveted
his
bounty.
fuss."
.
the
11
p.m.
Elks
Remembrance
75
per
cent
of
the
1,660
seats
at
Service.
stake.
probably
be
below
twenty
degrees.
"ICAN
city
f-Fedcrleo
Cardinal
Tedeschini
told
siihe
Shrine
Fatima
in
Portugal
Saturday
that
the
"''?
jpixared
three
times
to
the
Pope
during
1950
Holy
C'.udir.dl.
arch
priest
of
St.
Peter's
Basilica,
attended
lfs
a!
(he
Shrine
as
the
Pope's
delv
gate.
1
P(.
aid
Cardinal
Tedeschini,
saw
the
vision
in
the
sun
October
30,
October
31
and
November
1,
1950.
member
1
that
the
Pope
formally
declared
the
dogma
'eu;
Mary
s
bodily
assumption
into
Heaven.
Admission
and
Apology
He
hurried
to
the
office
in
time
1
Colliery
Blast
to
see
a
man
-and
woman
from
the
counter
and
out
of
Fatal
to
Nine
Are
Back
From
Municipal
Meet
Mayor
H.
F.
Glassey
and
Aid.
George
Hills
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Coquitlam
yesterday
after
having
attended
the
reevnt
annual
convention
in
Harrison
Hot
US
Planes
Killed
Boys
Along
the
coast
there
will
be
variable
cloud
and
a
few
scattered
showers
both
today
and
Tuesday
with
clearing
at
many
points
in
the
evenings.
Temperatures
will
be
generally
lower
with
some
very
light
frost
expected
in
low
areas
along
the
mainland.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Variable
cloudiness
and
a
few
showers
'
over
Charlottes
and
northern
Vancouver
Island
and
clear
along
the
mainland.
Cooler.
Wind
northwest
(15
mph
ex-
Many
Dead
In
Typhoon
door,
and
Blinker
raised
on
her
hind
feet,
bristling.
The
register
was
open.
But
no
money
was
missing.
'
The
Dalmation,
also
known
as
a
Coach
dog.
was
the
pet
.of
the
former
proprietors,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
J.
Hicks,
and
was
transferred
to
her
new
owners
with
the
property.
Blinker
is
of
registered
stock,
purported
to
have
given
0:1th
to
90
pups.
MORGANTOWN.
West
Virginia
(Pi
Nine
men,
a-nd
possibly
a
tenth,
were
killed
in
a
coal
mine
gas
explosion
today
a
few
min-I'lirs
before
they
were
to
have
started
home
from
work
on
an
overnight
shift.
I
N
Makes
Further
Korean
(iains
Against
Third-Kale
Resistance
TOKYO
0
A
typhoon
which
devastated
the
southern
tip
of
Springs
of
the
Uiion
of
B.C.
Municipalities.
-.They
will
report
on
the
convention
at
tonight's
coun-
Kyushu,
Japan's
southern
island.
..'0
-,s,
tH
t
h..
iriiM!
cil
meeting
MUNSAN
(CP)
General
Mat
thew
B.
Ridewav
admitted
Sun
clay
night
that
three
Allied
358
persons.
niit.nninhiln
nrcirlrnt.
on
Pririav
Incomplete
casualty
reporU
'
.hn
...
.
ririvpn
bv
Mavor
planes
strafed
the
Kaesong
neutral
zone
Friday.
His
message
also
said
moio
than
900
were
ser-
:
Qavin
jjozell
of
Prince
George
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
S.
Leighton
1
cept
northeast
in
some
and
three
children
sailed
Sun-:
mainland
inlets.
Lows
tonight
day
night
on
the
Chilcotin
for
i
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
Vancouver
where
they
will
take
:
Hardy,
37
and
50;
Sandspit,
38
up
residence.
I
and
48;
Prince
Rupert,
34
and
46.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
!
alntest
collided
with
a
speeding
err
answering
oi
ai
cumpmiuLs
uy
I'usiy
injured
unu
401
were
uu;
the
Communists,
may
pave
the
ing.
Revenue
From
Hunting
Up
A
SS-rjer
cent
increase
In
reve-
i
automobile
mcar
Agassiz.
As
it
30.000
homes
were
re-
,
was
Mr.
Glassev
was
thrown
way
for
resumption
of
the
stall-
Nealy
cu
Korean
armistice
talks.
ported
destroyed
and
more
than
;
against
the
door
when
Mr.
Dezell
100.000
homes
were
I.
aoded.
suddenly
swerved
the
car
to
The
Allied
supreme
commander
expressed
regret
to
the
Reds
over
the
death
of
a
12-year-old
boy
and
the
wounding
of
two
(CourteNy
8.
1.
Jolntstmi
Co.
I.td.)
A
troopship,
carrying
300
UN
1
avoid
impact.
The
Prince
Rupert
nue
from
hunting
licenses
and
soldiers
and
100
Japanese
crew-
mayor
suffered
bad
bruises
about
tags
js
reported
this
year
by
men
was
reported
safe
today
j
his
left
eye.
the
marks
of
which
pr'jnce
Rupert
Government
after
being
blown
on
a
reef.
!
are
still
obvious.
Agent's
Awnf.
nfffeo
offfce
a
as
tnent
local
anrt
and
visit
vieit..
lads,
one
a
two-year
old
brother
in
the
aerial
attack.
General
Ridgway
gave
assurance
that
disciplinary
measures
wou'd
be
taken
in
connection
with
the
affair.
AT
THE
FRONT
Meantime
the
United
States
Eighth
Army
headquarters
in
No
U.S.
Atomic
Miracle
U.S.
Defence
Secretary
Warns
Against
Undue
Optimism
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
34
B
R
X
.05
Cariboo
Quartz
1.45
Congress
09
'4
Giant
Mascot
1.00
'
Indian
Mines
.28
Pend
Oreille
10.75
Pioneer
2.30
Premier
Border
34
Privateer
11!'2
Reeves
McDonald
6.25
ing
hunters
are
turning
out
in
record
force.
Included
among
successful
hunters
Is
Game
Warden
Ed
Ma:
tin
who
last
week
brought
back
620
polinds
of
dressed
moose
from
the
Babine
Lake
area.
.
"The
moose
are
all
pretty
big."
said
Cpl.
Martin
today.
Six
other
hunters
in
the
Babine-Topley
MIAMI,
Florida
(CP)
Korea
reported
today
that
three
U
h
;
(
t
,w
,"s
"J
....
.
.
w..
-
,
'I
FINED
AFTER
POLICE
Dl'EL
A
fisticuff
argument
with
1
Reno
Allied
divisions
nad
puncnea
out
Qefence
Secretary
Robert
I
gains
of
more
than
a
mile
Sun-
.
.
'
,
,
1
day
aiung
a
22-mile
stretch
of
Lovett
gravely
warned
the
.031,
area
'
the
same
day
got
their
bag-
Sheep
Creek
1.70
porire
officer
Saturday
afternoon
average
horns
measuring
the
central
Korean
front.
United
Mates
todav
that
it
1
in
front
of
the
Rex
Cafe
Royal
Canadian
.19
Royalite
1950
TORONTO
Athona
.10
Aumaque
36
Beattle
36
Uf
vc'.'V.rt
70
Buffalo
Canadian
33
Vt
Consol.
Smelters
180.50
Conwest
3.90
'
Eldona
2UU
East
Sullivan
9.40
.
Giant
Yellowknife
12.00
God's
Lake
37
HardiCsk
17
Harricana
.09
Heva
'
.17
.ioliet
Quebec
50
Little
Long
Lac
00
Madsen
Fd
Lake
2
25
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.90
Negus
80
Noranda
85.00
Louvicourt
70
Pickle
Crow
1.70
Sherrit
Gordon
3.45
Steep
Rock
8.00
Silver
Miller
1.45
Upper
Canada
1.65
Golden
Manitou
7
60
Silbak
Premier
..
Vananda
Spud
Valley
Silver
Standard
.60
.18
.26
2.72
A
front
line
dispatch
said
does
nof
vef
have
any
fan-
!
'
Second
Avenue
landed
two
city
there
was
"no
sign"
of
heavy
re-
...
.
'
men
in
jail
and
paid
off
with
sistane
from
Chinese
Commun-
Tasnc
Q
1
o
m
1
c
weapons
:
heavy
ines
lrf
police
court
tnls
50
inches
between
extreme
tips.
A
large
group
of
hunters
who
went
out
over
the
week-end
expect
to
be
back
by
tonight
but
j
there
are
many
who
are
waiting
morning.
Leonard
Parnell
was
charged
for
the
first
snowfall,
says
Cpl.
with
being,
intoxicated
and
with
Mai.tin
assaulting
a
police
officer,
Const.
,
ists
of
"third
rate
canore.
wnicn
Can
Win
a
quiCK,
In
recent
battles
on
the
west-
eQS
Qr
j
victory
in
Chinese
7
.
7
em
and
eastern
fronts,
and
Koreans
have
contested
war.
every
yard..
!
Lovett
said:
"Exaggerated
Gains
on
the
approaches
to
hopes
are
btfing
pinned
on
avail-Kumsong
brought
to
nearly
ability
of
new
super-weapons
for
Stan
Martin.
He
drew
fines
of
$10
on
the
first
count
and
$100
and
costs
on-the
second,
or
two
TIDES
Western
Uranium
5.95
Cronin
Babine
.59
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
7.25
A
P
Con
55
Calmont
1.68
C
&
E
15.50
Central
Leduc
2.90
Home
Oil
16.75
Mercury
.:
.'
33
Okalta
2.95
Pacific
Pete
10.75
'.r
....
three
miles
the
ground
taken
in
fighting
and
winning
wars."
He
1
months
and
seven
days
in
Jail.
Tuesday,
October
16.
1951
!
a
two-day
smash.
1
said
such
over-optimism
could
Gerry
Williams,
also
mixed
up
High
1:54
20.6
feet
J
Kumsong
is
in
the
Red
supply
lead
to
wishful
thinking
which,
in
the
fight,
was
fined
$100
or!
13:52
.
22.2
feet
;
depot
area,
thirty
miles
north
of
t
h
ro
u
g
h
disillusionment,
can
1
two
months
for
obstructing
the
Low
7:47
5.8
feet
the
38th
parallel.
.......
i
bring
pessimism
and
despair.
police
officer..
20:20
2.2
feet
prin
I?SITY
Archbishop
Maurice
Roy
of
Quebec
ard
tre
Duke
of
Edinburgh
after
the
br-(,7lzabetn
visit
to
Laval
University.
The
Duke
salutes.
-
(CP
photo
from
Le
Soleil).
i