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B.C.,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
4,
1951
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Allird
staff
...
Il.n
vintl'ltUy.
Power
Commission
Enters
QC
Islands
Skidegate
Inlet
Area
To
He
Served
With
$117,717
Diesel-Electric
Investment
The
British
Columbia
Tower
Commission
i-
entering
prince
Rupert
district
for
the
first
time
with
the
establishment
of
a
diesel-electric
generating
plant
and
distribution
system
to
serve
the
areas
of
Queen
Charlotte
City,
Skidegate
and
Skidegate
Mission
on
Graham
Island
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
group.
British
Delegates
Reach
Tehran
Today
TEHRAN
(CP)
Britain
"and'jran
have
formally
agreed
to
seek
a
round-table
settlement
of
the
Iranian
oil
dispute.
-
A
cabinet
mission
left
London
by
plane
for
Tehran.
Leader
of
the
mission,-
Richard
R.
Stokes,
Lord
Privy
Seal,
said
before
the
take-off
that
he-hopes
to
see
Premier
Mohammed
Mossadegh
Sunday
for
a
fresh
start
of
negotiations
that
boke'
'-down
in
June.
f,
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The
mission
was
to
arrive
today
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Winner
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-
Playing
su-ncly.
21-yar-old
Lome
if
Vam-nuv.T
today
scored
st
Davis
Cup
victory
when
dticd
Cuba's
Jose
Aguero
0.
7-5
in
Hie
first
singles
m.iti'h
f
the
North
Am-
SPECIALIST
TO
CRIPPS
LONDON
A
specialist
is
being
flown
to
Zurich,
Switzerland,
in
the
effort
to
relieve
former
Chancellor
the
Exchequer
Sir
Stafford
Cripps
who
has
been
suffering
for
months
with
a
tubercular
infection
of
the
spine.
CADETS
EXPELLED
WASHINGTON
Ninety-six
West
Point
cadets
have
been
expelled
for
accepting
outside
help
with
their
examination
papers.
,
HUTCHINSON
WINS
KELOWNA
Jim
Hutchinson
won
the
speedboat
championship
at
the
Kelowna
regatta
yesterday.
LOSES
BARGAIN
RIGHTS
VANCOUVER
William
White's
Marine
and
Boilermakers'
Union
has
lost
its
bargaining
rights
with
fiv
shipyards
because
it
ruleS
against
overtime
work.
The
Labor
Relations
Board
finds
that
this
was
at
variance
wiih
the
agreements
with
the
J.
D.
McRae,
MLA
lor
Prince
Rupert,
who
has
worked'
lor
two
years
with
a
view
to
having
the
mnr
ii-.v
v,a.iua
advice
provided,
has
received
word
from
Premier
Byron
John
To
Tighten
Up
Atantic
Defence
anks
Are
Smelters
Mine
Head
Is
Coming
Lost
From
Coast
Snip
At
Ketchikan
son
of
the
passing
of
an
order-
j
in-councll
providing
for
a
total
expenditure
of
$147,717
lnclud-1
Ing
$92,500
for
construction
of
a
dlcsel-electrlc
generating
plant
at
Queen
Ci.ai-Jtte
City
and
an
I
electrical
dasmoutlon
system
to
'
serve
the
areas
at
an
estimated
1
cost
of
$55,217.
j
First
step
In
the
new
under-
i
taking
will
be
the
clearing
of
a
right-of-way
between
Queen
Chaiiotte
City
and
Skidegate
'
mission.
Actual
construction
Is
250TH
BIRTHDAY
Health
Minister
Martin,
left,
shakes
hands
with
President
Truman
during
Detroit's
250th
'
anniversary
celebrations.
Others,
left
to
right,
are
Maj.-Gen.
H.
A.
Sparling
and
Michigan
Governor
G.
Mennen
Williams.
tCP
PHOTO
LONDON
O
The
Western
Big
Three
are
reported
to
have
agreed
cn
quick
action
to
plug
two
wide
gaps
in
their
Atlantic
ciefence
system
in
the
Middle
East
and
Germany.
Official
sources
say
that
the
United
States.
Great
Britain
and
France
have
called
for
two
meetings
of
the
Atlantic
Pact
foreign
and
defence
ministers
Top
officials
of
Consolidated
Mining
Si
Smelting
Co.
will
be
In
this
area
towards
the
end
of
next
week
In
the
course
of
official
inspection
tour.
They
will
Body
of
Young
Ottawa
Woman,
Prince
George
Passenger,
Picked
Up
Loss
of
a
young
Ottawa
Constance
McKeen,
26.
was
Ontario
Slavery
Recalled
by
Will
expected
by
fall.
Mr.
McRae
received
the
news
,
ml
&
N'
Mur?,'
tl6
within
the
next
seventy
days
to:
re,rted
nere
the'
steamer
1.
Consider
and
probably
ap-
prine
nm
.
L
.1,0
.i
Itering
Sn
ami
Indian
Now
in
Half
l.amr
ol
Top
,
YORK
(CPl
-
Boston
Red
id
Cleveland
Indians
1
Friday
night
to
within
game
of
the
New
York
a
in
trio
Unlit
American
pennant
race,
v
MrDi
rmott
pitched
and
"(he
lied
Sox
to
a
5
to
2
over
the
Detroit
Tigers
.he
Indians
squeezed
out
2
riiTiMon
over
the
Phila-t
Athletics.
Yank.
lo;.t
ground
by
l
a
double-header
with
:
place
St.
Louis
Browns,
nks
won
the
opener
8
to
dropped
the
nightcap
10
ImirUi
place
Chicago
fr
.dumu-d
Washington
s
7
to
4
to
move
within
ni-A
of
the
Yanks.
WHITBY,
Ont.
0i-
My
win
'prove
Turkish
and
Greek
claims
iv,.
,rzL
.,..,.
therefore
Is
that
she
be
released
for
membership
In
the
North
jshe
missed
from
tne
shjp
and
thereby
accordingly
release-
Atlantic
Treaty
organization.
nn
failing
m
tm
r,
fr,-
tv,.
manumit
(set
free
and
discharge
2.
To
sat
up
a
new
Middle
Easti
eon
0n
Friday
Cam
E
B
Caltl-
Leading
Canadian
Piper
to
Join
Local
Jobs
Daughters
Donald
Gordon,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
has
bvcome
fo
interested
In
the
forthcoming
trip
of
Prince
Rupert's
Job
s
Daughters
drill
team
to
the
International
competition
in
Richmond,
Virginia
that
he
has
arranged
for
one
of
Canada's
foremost
pipers
to
accompany
the
party
from
Toronto
to
Richmond
and
return.
,
Drill
Master
Abx
Mitchell
today
received
a
communication
Irom
Mr.
Gordon
that
Pipe
Major
S.
McKinnon
of
Toronto
will
Join
the
team
at
Toronto
August
20
as
It
goes
east
and
will
remain
with
it
until
the
return
to
Toronto
August
28.
-'
-
Mi..
McKinnon
Is
a
retired
CKR
employee.
f
-
.,-
with
much
gratification.
"It
wlir
tw'
lu;'u
"c-
Prtm
he-
l"ves
to-of
be
a
great
boon
to
the
people
mo"ow
n
alrcraft
the
Islands."
he
said,
"and
h!"
should
make
the
area
more
in-
i
'0
yheffw
Gewett
Ttad'u.fSrErofcPeCt'Ve
8eUlerS
ofymint,Wo,CoZ
and
industry.
idaled
and
Dr
c
Q
8wansonj
It
Is
believed
this
will
be
the
chief
geologist,
will
visit
ground
first
time
that
the
B.C.
Power
on
the
north
end
of
Vancouver
Commission
has
served
a
native
Island
in
which
the
company
Is
village.
Skidegate
Mission
Is
a
Interested.
.
They
are
coming
native
village.
Queen
Charlotte
north
to
visit
the
Big
Bear
and
City
and
Skidegate
are
white
Tulsequah
Chief
properties
at
said
Dorinda
and
all
and
defence
board
under
British
'well
messaged
back
to
Ketehi-eve:y
of
her
said
children
both
command
to
be
linked
with
the:
kan
to
find
if
she
had
been
left
male
and
female
from
slavery
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Organiza-
j
behind
there
Authorities
at
and
declare
them
and
every
of
Hon.
j
Ketchikan
advised
the
ship
that
theirs
to
be
free."
i
3.
Greenlight
for
a
military
'a
bodv
answerine
the
desrri-.i-
In
those
words
with
their
role
for
Germany
in'
western!
"Lncle
Tom's
Cabin"
flavor
one
defence'
communities
centres
of
ltim-
Tulsequah
which
the
company
tion
of
Miss
McKeen
and
with
confirming
identification
marks
had
been
picked
up
in
Tongass
Narrows
near
Ketchikan.
RCMP
at
Prince
RupertVok
charge
of
the
young
woman's
effects
consisting
of
two
suit-
berlng
and
fishing."
activity.
Robert
Isaac
Gray,
a
farmer
in!
Ontario
county.-
recognized
the!
laithtul
services
of
his
slaves
and
set
them
free.
i
Weather
rviok
over
during
the
past
year
'and
Is
operating
with
the
Po-'
larts-Tulsequah
plant.
Return
The
record
of
this
act,
that.
Synopsis
leases
and
travelling
clothins
FISH
ARRIVALS
seems
more
like
an
event
from;
This
is
the
52nd
dav
without
i
hi
,
w
Body
Found
On
Rose
Spit
Grim
Discovery
by
Halibut
.
Fisherman
Who
Went
Ashore
for
Stroll
ASEBALL-
I
American
f
!!
5,
Detroit
2.
i
iand
3.
Philadelphia
2.
f
York
8-2,
St.
Louis
4-8.
the
history
of
the
southern
Unit-
;
measurable
precipitation
at
the
i
xhe
body
is
at
Ketchikan
ltT
h"
fr0m.
ehe.
baCk"
Vancouver
airport
and
there
is
I
Miss
McKeen
had
last
been
,
ground
of
n
Oshawa
Ont
is
con-
still
no
indication
of
any
lmme-
s
e
e
n
at
mit,night
Thursday
tainv-d
in
one
of
the
oldest
and
diate
relief
m
the
current
dry
:aboard
snip.
She
did
not
most
unique
wills
on
file
in
the
spell.
A
quarter
of
an
inch
of
;
down
lor
breakf
ist
hut
nn
American
Swift
II,
26,000,
23.10,
18,
16,
to
Pacific.
ing
here,
Dr.
Swanson
will
stay
over
here
to
visit
the
company's
headquarters
offices.
Mr,
Moore
and
Dr..
Whitmore
returned
to
the
city
this
week
after
a
flight
of
several
days
which
took
them
to
Uslika
Lake,
150
miles
north
of
Vanderhoof
in
the
Omineca
.
district,
where
Consolidated
has
a
program
of
diamond
drilling
under
way
on
a
lead-zinc
property,
and
to
Turnagaln
River,
50
miles
south
of
Watson
Lake,
where
surface
work
is
being
carried
out
at
a
copper
property.
Canadian
Margaret
I,
60,000,
24.30,
18,
anxiety
was
felt
at
that
time
because
she
had
not
been
coming
down
for
the
morning
meal.
Ontario
county
registry
office
at
rain
fell
over
the
northern
coast
Whitby.
;
and
on
the
north
and
west
coast
It
recalls
the
days
of.
Upper
of
Vancouver
Island
as
the
lead-Canada
when
the
organization
ing
edge
of
a
moist
Pacific
air
R
i
t
'
Of
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4
U
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t
;
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l.
.
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tn
i
'C-Hi-
.t"M
'si
Her
stateroom
had
been
occu-
Communists
Coming
Over
Reds
Celebration
in
Berlin
Being
Attended
by
Desertions
BERLIN
Troubles
began
today
for
the
Communist
"Third
World
Youth
FesUval
for
Peace"
in
East
Berlin
when
some
of
its
delegates'
deserted
to
the
West
even
before
the
shows
of
the
formal
poening
tomorrow.
Fifty
blue-snirted
young
East
German
Communists
came
over
to
Allied
West
Berlin
to
ask
for
asylum,
Uie
first
of
what
observers
expect
to
be
a
substantial
sti.-um
during
the
two-week
16,
to
Royal.
Fredelia
No.
3,
26,000;
Tramp,
28.000;
Morris
H,
16.000;
Island
Queen,
37,000;
Five
Princes,
21,-000,
and
North
Forland,.
10,000,
Unclothed
body
of
a
so
far
unidentified
man
was
found
on
Wednesday
of
this
week
on
the
beach
on
the
east
side
of
Rose
Spit
about,
one
mile
from
its
tiD
and
boundaries
of
the
country
mass
pushed
slowly
Into
those
pied
Thursday
night
Anxietv
...
1
1
.
.
,
areas
orPflS
VMtAI-Ha,,
yesterday
Bvanlnn
and
owH
J.
iK'i
7.
Washington
4...-.
National
n
1.
Chicago
2
delpliia
5.
Plltsburgh
4
Yuk
4.
St.
Louis
5
i.vn
4.
Cincinnati
5
(
Paiifir
Caast
"id
6.
Seal
l
ie
7
IM
pi
4.
Sacramento
9
did
8.
Los
Angeles
5
Kind
6.
Kan
B'ranrlsrn
1
were
not
as
they
are
today
and
evening
when
freedom
was
not
for
all
durlnS
tne.
night.
Some
cloudl-
was
aroused
when
she
failed
to
appear
for
the
noon
meal.
.t
The
young
woman
is
believed
to
have
been
pmntnveri
hv
the
by
George
Kelly
of
Port
Simpson
to
Co-op.
who
arrived
last
evening
with
persons.
ness
win
arm
into
the
lower
Farmer
n
riiH
on
mainland
during
the
day
but
the
"""".,
disturbance
appears
to
i.vir,
o
!..
j
have
j
federal
government
at
Ottawa.
She
was
travelling
alone.
r1"-!''
Ililernallnnul
Split
Season
Ends
Tonight
Air
Passengers
nrt
iLihL
T
weakened
to
the
point
where
no
2tJ?Z
His
will
n,
?
remains
f
T
in
t0,h
a
fair
v.,
S
appreciable
to
follow
precipitation
is
like-slaves.
f
?ne
Prfferyation
and
con-
A
few
showers
will
occur
in
tains
.h
the
following
clauses:
tne
central
lnterlor
wnile
tne
In
consequence
of
the
long
southern
interior
valleys
remain
and
faithful
services
qf
Dorinda
sunny
and
warm
my
blackwoman
servant
render-
Forecast
"i
3-0.
Vaneouver
2-1
"y
0-7,
Victoria
6-13
iia
7.
Kpuknne
8
'li',e
3,
Salem
2
To
Vancouver
W.
P.
Ristow,
W.
Seaman,
H.
H.
Baxter,
A.
Ohnski.
Miss
V..
Riahiski
F
cu
,
my
.am.,,
.,u
w
release,
North
Coast
R(,nn
r,n,,riv
First
halibut
from
Area
No.
manumit
and
discharge
her
from
tHo
c,io
a
i
Walsh.
Mrs
H
Pet.rrnn.
if
n
wmunist
Scheme
Failing
Mishaps
on
This
Coast
SEATTLE
(CP)
Marine
mishaps
that
plagued
the
Pacific
coast
today
brought
death
to
at
least
two
persons.
One
s,mall
craft
was
sunk
and
four
more
were
damaged
while
another
may
have
sunk
In
a
series
of
accidents
from
British
Columbia
to
Mexico.
The
Los
Angeles
Coastguard
2C,
between
Dixon's
Entrance
the
state
of
slavery
in
which
she
Clark!
tered
showers
Sunnv
;
Bosworth,
T.
Frost,
C.
A.
the
halibut
boat
Cape
Race
II
to
report
tire
grim
linding
to
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
Further
investigation
Is
being
conducted
by
the
RCMP
officer
at
Masset
who
proceeded
to
the
seen?
to
pick
up
the
body
and
establish
identify
If
possible.
The
officer's
srarcii
iast
evening
was
unavailing
but
he
Is
out
again
today
making
another
hunt.
It
Is
believed
that
the
body
may
have
been
that
of
a
fisherman
who
might
have
been
lost
from
a
boat.
There
have
been
more
than
one
such
Incidents
of
late.
,
The
body
was
in
a
fair
state
of
preservation
although
It
had
been
lying
in
the
hot
sun.
It
may
not.
have
been
there
long.
Kelly
had
been
fishing
and
and
Cape
Spencer,
was
landed
today
from
the
American
ves
ki,r
periods
mostly
during
the
after-1
Miss
D.
Hamblin,
J.
P.
Donald-
h
f1
en
thllT
frppdnm
My
noons.
Little
change
in
tempera-!
son,
H.
Ablowitz,
Miss
V.
Manolo-will
m
therefore
Is
that
she
be
re-
ture.
Winds
westerly
(20)
in
the
vich.
C.
Adland,
J.
Garret,
B.
L.
Yuox,
Mr.
D.
G.
Stenstrom,
Miss
l
N
Sees
Something
Wrong
in
Russian
Chess
Game
0KYO
(CP)
General
headquarters
said
in
Saturday
that
Russian
strategy
was
respon-
"r"
the
Koi
'f'rin
Will
Knf
unrndthinrr
irntif
u'l'nniT
L.
M.
Stenstrom.
To
Sandspit
Miss
R.
Pollard.
.vc.u
.
.
.
exposed
areas
of
the
Queen
.
.
.'in
order
that
provision
charlottes
and
light
elsewhere,
may
be
made
for
the
support
of
Low
tonight
and
high
Sunday
the
said
Dorinda
and
her
child-
At
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
andj
ren,
and
that
she
may
not
want
Prince
Rupert,
50
and
65.
after
my
decease,
my
will
is
that
.
I
sel
Swift
II
which
brought
tn
26,000
pounds.
Mostly
American
vessels
are
operating
in
that
area
although
there
are
a
few
Canadian.
Canadians
are
concentrated
In
Area
2B
In
the
south
of
Hecate
Straits
where
fishing
Is
reported
"SDOttv."
Sometimes
a
boat
will
reported
the
fishing
vessel
Sea
the
licds'
chess
game.
The
declaration
was
iniWolf
sank
flve
miles
off
tne
I
hereby
empower
mv
executor
Mrs.
James
Curr.e.
Mrs.
Joseph
Addison
and
Mrs.
P.
Stewart
are
sailing
tomorrow
night
on
the
Coquitlam
for
a
holiday
visit
to
Nanainio.
Cttiift.
CurnnaHns
Tulanrlc
nff
Vn
Mrs.
E.
Berry
Is
sailing
tomorrow
night
on
the
Coquitlam
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
"i"
oi
a
long
statement
issued
bv
the
Civil
Mexican
coast
went
ashore
for
a
stroll
along
Ret
a
iarge
naul
ancj
not
far
''latum
and
Education
section
of
general
head-
the
beach.
Presence
of
birds
led
him
to
the
grim
find.
Government
to
Import
Sutter
away
will
find
few
fish.
There
I
were
eight
boats
in
from
there
,
today.
Other
fish
Is
being
brought
in
I
direct
from
the
banks
by
pack-!
ers.
.
I
International
Fisheries
Com-i
mission
offices
have
been
un-j
able,
so
far,
to
form
an
accurate
(estimate
as
to
how
much
fish
(
the
"split"
season
may
be
yleld-I
Ing.
out
of
my
real
estate
to
raise
the
sum
of
1.200
and
place
the
same
In
some
solvent
and
secure
fund
and
the
interest
arising
from
the
same
I
give
and
bequeath
to
the
said
Dorinda
and
heirs
and
arsigns
forever
to
be
paid
annually.
"I
also
give
and
devise
to
John,
my
other
black
servant,
and
his
heirs
forever
two
hundred
acres
of
land
...
I
also
give
Simon
and
John
150
each."
The
land
referred
to
by
the
testator
Is
now
incorporated
In
the
city
of
Oshawa.
worried.
It
ended
with
ous
pounding
from
the
United
"e
Heds
have
been
so
Nations
does
Sino-Soviet
rela-"kinn
for1
cracks
In
the
'
t,on
no
Rood
at
all,"
It
said.
"It
p
"f
the
democracies
i
my
mean
that
China
eventual-vt
imt
noticed
the
perch
My
Bmm
'he
way
of
Yugoslavia's
0
sitting
on
Is
swaying
I
Communist
Marshal
Tito
if
Iter
'ly
crumbling."
j
regime
holds
up
which
is
doubt-
"atement
accused
Rus-Ifu1-"
Two
ship
toULslons
In
British
Columbia
and
Washington
waters
claimed
two
lives,
heavily
damaged
a
tanker
and
freighter
and
sent
a
tug
to
the
bottom.
One
man
was
killed
when
the
tanker
Tullahoma
and
the
freighter
P.
and
T.
Adventurer
collided
off
the
northwest
tip
of
Washington
state.
Both
vessels
Here
severely
damaged.
Another
man
was
missing
after
collision
of
two
tugs
in
oad
wcath-jr
off
the
British
Co-
Rumors
of
Margaret
Gossip
Has
It
She
May
Marry
Billy
Wallace
Want
Line
OTTAWA
(P
The
government
Friday
banned
butter
imports
by
privatj
trade
and
"appointed
itself
sole
importing
agent
with
power
to
buy
up
to
20.000.000
pounds
against
the
possibility
of
a
butter
shortage
next
winter.
The
government
also
held
out
hope
tnat
it
may
indirectly
and
temporarily
boost
a
58c
a
pound
floor
price
on
butter
to
entice
a
few
thousand
pounds
into
""MMS
or
a
"scheme
to
1
REDS
ADAMANT
Red
negotiators
said
today
,rB.
(CP)-Gossip
,.1
The
season
closes
tonight
at
writers
midnight.
LONDON
Far
North
TOKYO
United
Nations
cease
they
would
not
budge
an
Inch
China"
by
Involving
Hie
Korean
war.
Chl-''"ni'mlst
losses
in
Korea
nn
heavy
on
their
demands
that
the
lumbla
coast.
veered
toward
the
name
of
Billy
rPnP-flro
hiiffMr
miia
ho
rirouin
Thp
Q7-font.
t.llT
Andrew
FlKS
'
Wfl
1
1
a
PP
be
Pfletpocc
Unn,n.nl'.
Mr
ortrl
Mr,
M
Q
U,wl
ttrUn
-latement
also
imnlleri
I
have
been
visiting
here
with'
their
ated
"
n.L8oUat?rLn
K.rea
lndlc
11
China
might
split
with
yesterday
that
the
present
j
empty
government
larders.
son
and
daughter-in-law,
Mr
north
of
the
38th
parallel.
went
down
after
collision
with
husband-to-be
today
with
the!
.Fo
lowlnp
his
official
visit
to
A
civil
Information
division
In
'the
tug
Macloufay.
Eight
mem-
announcement
that
he
had
been
!
tne
local
lodKe
last
evenlnB-
J-Tokyo
said
the
United
Nations
bers
of
the
nine-man
crew
were
invited
to
her
21st
birthday
Au-'
Murray
Mitchell,
Masonic
Grand
wanted
the
buffer
zone
some-'saved.
!
gust
21.
j
Master
tor
British
Columbia,
is
where
between
the
Yalu
River
:
They
have
been
dating
pretty
'
leaving
on
Monday
for
Smithers
fighting
zone
north
of
the
38tii
1
China
take
a
hide-
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Hood,
are
sailing
by
the
Coquitlam
tomorrow
night
,7,
"
"
'
Z
L
'S?l
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
J
thalr
return
to
Vancouver.
on
matnr
frt,
.
hffOT
Th
f(V
HOME
United
Nations
are
now
insisting
on
the
Manchurian
border
and
,
...
steadily
lately.
i"y
oi-nuar
visu
to
uie
iuuKe
.
1
the
present
battle
lines.
1
M'-8nd
,Mr8-
C'
"'
Co"l"a
a"d
'
Wallace,
aged
24.
Is
the
son
of
;
there.
I
Today's
talks
in
Kaesong
end-
j
daughter.
Lynn,
returned
to
the
the
late
Capt.
E.
Wallace,
a
gov-
j
ed
with
an
official
report
of
no!c"y
last
night
from
a
three
emment
minister.
His
mother
is
Mi.
and
Mrs.
J.
Dale
of
Terrace
Mrs.
D.
R.
Barclay
is
sailing
on
well
to
the
north
of
the
ores-
GFEfcAVILLF.
vs
GENERAL
MOTORS
7
o'clock
kick-off
tomorrow
night
on
the
Coquit-
ent
fighting
line
which
is
held
to
'
progress.
lam
for
Vancouver
to
pay
a
visit
be
not
safe
enough.
The
United
lK
1"U"J'
""""y
"'
marnea
to
Herbert
.Agar,
a
are
sailing
tomorrow
night
on
j
Vancouver
and
the
Okanagan.
1
United
States
author.
j
the
Coquitlam
for
Vancouver.
with
her
daughter.
Nations
point
to
the
fact
that
open
for
,blc
inspection
'
P
m-
5
p.m.
QV
Aug.
5,
1951
ryAAh
.'
i'.
er
i
-;"
,
.
J
&
Sons
Limited
they
are
already
in
control
of
North
Korea
clear
to
the
Manchurian
bo.-der
by
virtue
of
sea
and
air.
The
nineteenth
cease-fire
talk
loday
again
failed
to
result
in
agreement
on
a
buffer
zone.
Th?
delegates
are
meeting
again
day.
Baseball
Sunday
2:30
p.m.
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
vs.
COMMERCIALS
TIDES
Sunday,
August
5,
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
2:30
20.1
feet
15:10
19.5
feet
Low
8:56
2.6
feet
21:04
5.8
feet
Keep
Up
with
the
Jones'
'
'PHONE
99
"""
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Builders
e
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to
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