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AND
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
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at
Canada's
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Pacific
Port
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the
Great,
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81
VOL.
XL,
No.
237
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
10,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
I
V
CABS
Yankees
1
hat
Next
-Drunk
Ducks
en
At
Francois
Lake
.rol.S
LAKE
Police
here
report
having
found
about
dm
ks
under
the
Influence
of
liquor.
I
;1rc-
serious
in
saying
this.
Each
bird
was
drunk,
or
fsiviiiR
a
first
rate
imitation.
The
only
explanation
is
1,
lucks
found
a
bootlegging
distillery,
and
consumed
a
I
mash.
Taking
enough
of
it
was
sufficent
to
bring
on
iuiit'ks
know
where
the
supposed
distillery
is,
but
the
j
t
They
would
like
to.
Cairo
Has
j
Giants
Hopes
Dashed
In
Climactic
Finish
Ottawa
Provides
For
St.
Lawrence
Seaway
Excitement'
NEW
YORK
(CP)
The
New
York
Yankees
won
their
third
straight
World
Series
under
Manager
C
ut-r
iiuiT
Yr
A
of
a
u
1
1
n
rr
V0
I
Our
V
rvr
Price
Minimums
To
Be
Dropped
Sending
27th
Brigade
Overseas
Wild
Anti-Foreign
Disorders
In
Capital
of
Egypt
Silver
Tip
Looks
Good
ETEWART
At
the
Silver
Tip
Mine
on
the
upper
Salmon
River,
a
full
face
of
ore
was
struck
in
the
old
Armstrong
tunnel.
Eighteen
inches
of
it
is
high
grade
shipping
ore,
W.
S.
Tooth
reports.
Two
hundred
and
forty
sacks
Of
ore
have
already
been
packed
to
the
Big
Missouri
flats
and
the
crew,
under
the
direction
of
Mr.
Tooth,
are
busy
getting
out
the
balance
of
the
20
tons
which
will
be
shipped
as
soon
as
it
can
be
uiutignt,
to
town.
!
nl
America
here.
These
men
also
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
government
on
Tuesday,
cairo
w-a
wild
crowd,
arm-
Giants
4-3
on
Hank
Bauer's
400-foot
triple
with
bast:3
1v
Men
launched
a
new
session
of
Parliament
with
announce-
through
ckirc"
streets
today,
loaded
in
the
sixth
inning.
ment
Of
the
first
concrete
move
toward
the
construe-'""acting
western
business
hous-
Victory
gave
the
American
,.
i.'oina
anti-foreign
Leaguers
a
4-2
edge
in
j?iirn.T
frenzy
y
of
K
games
tion
of
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway
as
a
purely
Canadian
rloting
for
their
nth
championship
in
project.
!
'
1
Ouioreak
sprang
from
Prime
18
tries.
1.
e-.
r
.h,
S
manufacturer
set
retail
uric
of
M-nister
Mustapha
El
Nasha
The
last
gasp
by
the
back-to-
r-,
emano
Would
Move
Wheat
Fast
Pasha's
denunciation
of
the
the-wall
Giants
fell
one
run
Antrln-FVvnrian
troatu
an
A
hi
short
in
the
two-run
ninth-in-
openlng
the
fall
session,
said
hlr
product
OTTAWA
Rt.
Hon.
CD.
Howe,
hiring
of
men
for
v
a!
Kemano
Bay
has
Riven
trans-and
from
Prince
.ir.-.st
boost
since
the
I
War.
;
With
many
stores
In
Canada
bid
to
chase
the
British
troops
ning
rally
when
lefthanded
Bob
Parliament
will
be
asked
to
authorize
establishment
of
a
fed
KuiTava
came
to
the
rescue
of
j
spf?"n8
n."w
grain
situation.
loaaea
wun
consumer
goods,
inc
off
Egyptian
soil
eral
agency
to
handle
construe.
left
for
Kemano
on
the
Norah
Monday.
Thv
vessel
makes
two
calls
at
both
Kitimat
and
Kemano
Bay
weekly,
once
on
its
way
north,
leaving
Vancouver
Fridays,
and
also
southbound,
leaving
Prince
Riraeit
Monday
nlphts.
CPR
officials
also
said
today
that
some
100
employees
would
be
taken
aboard
at
Kemano
southbound
for
Vancouver.
Observers
say
that,
because
pf
the
"60-dy
clause'
in
union
contracts,
most
men
leave
their
Jobs
every
two
months
and
are
rehiring
after
a
"short
respite"
In
Vancouver.
Under
present
aijreement,
Alcan
contractors
pay
employees'
fare
both
ways
following
bO
days
of
uninterrupted
work.
government
drive
to
create
Furniture,
equipment
and
ma-
Johnny
Sain,
competition
among
retailers
may
chinery
were
destroyed
at
offices!
Pinch
hitter
Sal
Yvars.
lined
push
prices
down
before
Christ-
of
the
British
Thomsson
Hous-
out
to
Hank
Bauer
who
made
a
mas,
a
government
official
said,
ton
Co.
and
a
French
firm.
Books
sl'ding
sitting
calch
for
the
last
I
Some
experts
estimate
the
and
papers
were
used
for
a
bon-"out
ol
the
with
Whitey
practice
of
retailers
affects
only
Are.
Lockman
headed
home
from
tne
seasons
development
on
tlon
of
the
multi-million
dollar
U.j
property
has
surpassed
ex-,
protect
either
as
a
Canadian
pt
clations.
the
diamond
drilling
undertaking
or
as
a
Joint
de-gave
excellent
results.
From
the
.velopment
with
the
United
results
obtained
an
energetic
states
prcg:
am
of
development
will
be;
f
bm
tQ
,
lement
$40
a
j)N
of
Canadian
Paynes
planes
Monday
f:4
Mnnison-Knutson
Aula
employees
from
rfiur
transfer
to
Kem-
soiu
(.lie
unci
puiuac
uuuajr
la
not
definite
storage
but
to
ship
wheat
as
early
as
it
ts
possible.
What
the
government
seeks
is
the
active
handling
of
the
grain
to
the
end
that
it
will
not
remain
stored
but
be
loaded
on
deep
sea.
vesyls
for
delivery,
either
as
partial
or
entire
fthniif
f
i
ft
on
npffont
rt
all
annAm
ThP
f
T
fl
W
rf
fltt.nplfPrt
two
Bcoiiu
uase
CP
SS
Princess
iuturc.
I
"""
entering
the
retail
trade,
but
a
trucks,
one
carrying
coca
cola
r,rsl
,nnln
"
"
'70
and
over
beeinnine
next
Jan-
.,,..
,
.
...
j
.,
,
riiant-i
stanltv
rnlipri
nut
Wit
Mpfsillivrau
urosirioni
n(
,,,
.
.
government
oinciai
consiaers
irre
"u
me
uuiw
pepsi-coia.
,
J
'
rei
Mcuiiuvray,
preaiaent
ol
uarv
will
hp
int.rnriup.ed.
j
j
A
con-
.
.
,
..
....
V...
.
...
.
-.
...
-.r
MprtnitoaM
n
mi-
norir
mM.
the
comoanv.
who
ha
been
her
"
;
",.V.
IJ.'
k...
percentage
tar
greater.
I
uown
wun
Briiaini
up
wun
T7:"0""
.
"
.
Jjc
an
order
for
41
jii'ivcd
by
Jack
Mair.
fl
International
Hod
ii
Common
Laborers
ed
the
third
strike
go
by.
Lock-
!
;
p'
ovisl
ls
als0
the
Egypt!
the
rioter,
shouted.
duilng
the
summer,
left
for
his
to
finance
the
panslons
There
m
man
smashed
Raschi's
first
pitch
Into
the
lower
right
field
stands
on
one
hop
for
an
auto
1
Mpanwhii
iinrnminumnni
v
nas
Deen
some
specuiauon
inai
"""
"
"
insuranc
Commn
on
sTl
trator
road
to
the
mine
is
part
of
the
ten
percent
sale,
tax,
'
"
Straits
800113
of
Canso
to
connect
Anti-British
Bill
Presented
or
a
special
payroll
levy,
wiU
be
ya
a,nl
Cape
Breton.
man
here
says
that
no
orders
for
i
RHW
ram
;used
to
finance
the
1400.000
nro-
"UJ"
j""'-iy
mi
Back
to
I
raph
Creek
grant.
the
Alcan
project
so
far
have
been
placed,
but
that
everything
Will
hfi
rinnp
ir,
Intiiiniirnla
Burns
Lake
Booming
matic
double.
Irvin
grounded
sharply
to
Rizzuto
who
threw
to
Mize
for
the
out.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors,
one
left.
Yankees
Rizzuto
popped
to
Irvin
behind
short.
Coleman
cracked
a.
low
line
single.
Berra
j
Prince
George
ijl
r
1
f
r
a
p
h
Creek
,
a
system.
ind
by
Johnny
Jack,
'
We
want
to
give
Prince
Ru-
CAIRO.,
(Canadian
Press)
Prime
Minister
Mustafa
Nahas
Pasha,
leader
of
the
Wafdist
(Nationalist)
party,
introduced
in
r
H
aarl
rt
rr
rri
vl
i
i
man
f
tli
1
f
cj
anced
between
the
Dominion
and
province.
Former
Moderator
of
Church
Passes
Parliament
will
be
asked
to
ratny
dispatch
of
the
27th
Army
Brigade
and
elements
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
to
join
General
Eisenhower's
integrated
force
in
Europe
and
to
ratify
the
Invitation
of
Greece
and
Turkey
n
sPe(li'iR
the
pert
people
the
first
chance
on
belted
a
screaming
double
send
iMayor
Elected
I
Prince
George's
mayor,
Oar-
ing
Coleman
to
third.
DiMaggio
0tKtne
to
carry
canceilation
of
Frince
George
is
a
busy
place,
like
all
the
centres
along
the
northern
line
nf
the
fnnariinn
wtkf,
"
V
?
the
Anglo-Egyptian
treaty
and
National
Railwavs
are
tnriflv
I
McDoUgald
Sent
a
high
fly
to
.km.,1.
ih.
r,l
,.nH
v.n
Dezcll,
was
elected
new
pre-
10
join
norm
Alianuc
Treaty
sident
of
the
Central
B.C.
Muni-
organization.
'
MONTREAL
Rev.
Dr.
Thomas
But
Burns
Lake
has
them
all
f
"
B,,,s
i.snenc8(joDR
wnicn
are
available
at
their
I
ai
Purl
Edward,
are
;
back
door,"
said
the
spokesman
.i
ultitig
transport
by
touay.
jiiott-e
Air
Lines
to'
Iiir,
the
Sllkine
River.
I
I
weather
has
been.
T
I
Q
C
C
fcp-
'
flight
but
It
Is
will
leave
tomor-
Tlnusday,
October
11,
1951
t3
1
natives
in
all
from
j
High
10:50
19
2
feet
f
i
-k
were
here
this
i
-
22:58
196
feet
it
'
7
u
.
.
7
j
r
cf
,
jwhich
British
troops
are
allowed
the
catch
Mize
lined
toStanky.!to
d
the
Suez
Canai
vital
One
run.
two
hits,
no
errors,
two
link
betWeen
the
West
and
the
leIt-
,
'Orient.
second
Inning
1
-
cipality
Association
during
the
Measures
?.imed
at
bringing!
William
Jones,
minister
of
Cal-
beat.
wevk-end
convention
at
Prince
about
soma
equalization
of
fary
Un'd
Church
here
and
"That
place
is
milling
with
George.
1
freight
rates
across
the
country
i
(ormer'y
Moderator
of
tfie
Unit-
people
like
tire
boom
towns
in
Stan
Gould,
Smithers
commis-
wiU
be
introduced.
Bills,
based
'
td
church
in
Canada
(1946-1948,
the
Wild
West
shows.
It's
burst-
Giants
Bob
Thomson
reached
;
sioner.
is
vice-president.
,
on
recommendations
of
the(p"
-
,
'8
ai
me
seams,
saia
rt.
w.
-
---
-
-
-
I
u
w
1
..
n..,-.,.
.,'
Royal
Commlrsion
on
transpor-
frss-
H
64
vea
'
Long,
city
clerk,
returning
today
"
1
--'J
Sgie'
Han
,
Trade
LlCCnCCS
flip
remainder
are
'Low
4:25
4
9
feet'
f
-
.
WHVC
vuHci
vui
-
-
j
-
.
'
J
TV
...
1
1
i(
n
nnt.AntinM
T.
ViilI
IWVII
IdWCU
&
UUU
LO
I
tation
problems,
were
introduced
s
mi
(.hit
vtuivi
i.
10.
a
n
ipif
,
i..i,
,
...j
,
Kizi:uio.
westrum
walked
on
a
'
L.
i-n
1
.
wia
ic-rictLL'a
avciciisiiy
Are
Granted
at
the
last
session
and
allowed
Jverwas
in
the
First
World
War.
i
George.
full
count.
Mays
lined
to
Bauer
J
treasurer.
to
Stand
oyej,
.,
;
.-Mip-Wfta
a
prominent
member
.-
let'--""
-
of.
"i
Another
rtuouist
"Important
uuuurtaiu
uem
nr.
irni
mnnri
Bi,.t
m
The
speech
referred
to
infla-
the
Gyro
Club
and
was
affec-.Long
could
hot
help
but
notice,
!
rnn
o
t,7,.
The-
following
trade
-licenses
were
IrrantedMast
nlKht
bv
city
Tim
convention,
said
Mr.
Long
here
today,
reviewed
resolutions
i
Schools
Open
Nov.
8
(lr,
hot-
AA
Mr.
tnf.lr.a.
.
k,
n
t-nnfltp
V
If
ii'iu-rt
o
Pdrlra
.Innen
u
n
u-
-n..t
-
iu.
'
'
u
.
uu
l
miu
iuui(.atc
KUC
-
J
..
j
-
-..js
iir;
ubiu,
n
ttS
II1C
UllU.LlUll
Ul
li.C
Vflnlrpps
Phirlr
tnnir
fartt
nf
i
Mn,.nil
,
...
j
i
i
a
u
of
the
Central
B
C.
Municipalities
which
are
now
being
pre-
government
plans
to
introduce
price
controls
at
this
session.
A
highway
Driving
to
Prince
Bauer's
high
infield
pop.
Stanky
Don
Fi'tch,
chairman
of
police
George
the
road
was
"swell.
The
g
b
b
i
e
d
up
woodiing's
hot
and
licensing
committee:
weather
Was
dry.
But
coming
,
ornnnrier
anrt
thr,
him
.t
J.
of,..
.,
7
,
i
o
w
.
.
....
!
bl"
w111
be
almctl
at
Prohibiting
School
Property
.
u.
u.w.
.u...u.h"
v
suppliers
of
goods
from
requlr
back,
after
a
two-day
downpour,
Raschl
went
down
swinging
on
Inaugural
of
Fine
New
Ituliilings
Here
Net
With
Minister
Coming
The
new
Booth
Memorial
High
was
a
different
story
three
pitches.
No
runs,
no
hits,
Section
Of
h
Applied
niu.iau..
,Jk
op.uiua.
lng
or
inducing
a
distributor
to
The
1952
convention
of
the
re-sell
goods
at
fixed
or
mini-
At
Metlakatla
"It
was
like
jumping
from
pot
hole
to
pothole.
Oh,
brother!"
oentrai
B.C.
body
win
take
place
mum
re-sale
price.
nnn
r
ni7
R
iwnrn
r.
pmpi
Liirv
i
ni
n
t
i.
.
tographer.
R.
T.
Wilkins
steambath
operator.
George
Grantham
Electrical
contractor.
J.
W.
Weathehead
-sign
painting.
J.
H.
Schuman
retail
sares.
Arthur
Scholey
taxi
operator.
,,'hoolj
her
wil
be
offlriairv
..
,
T,
'
'
"
'
l"e
Ine
Sovernment
plans
to
ban
District
board
of
school
trus-operTed
Not"
fmt
"r
8
The
minis-j""'
the
common
practice
whereby
a
to
will
Have
to
negotiate
with
mvre
fined
$50
each
Today's
Stocks
(Cuurtrsy
8.
I.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
Great
Ottawa
Reception
I
mi
.
of
the
Crlm-
Un
,
be
nfre
0ficlate.
1
Ji
risen
and
Ro-
b-ith
were
charged
Mr-
straltr
arrive
bV
the
!
"'earner
Prince
George
on
the
Hi
li
y
of
driving
a
car
;
Metlakatla
in
regard
to
transfer
of
school
property
to
the
board.
The
board
had
written
on
the
subject
to
F.
E.
Anfield,
Indian
superintendent,
and
was.
told
Wt
mils
impaired
by
morning
01
nuveinoer
i
aim
win
no
errors,
none
left.
Third
Inning
Giants
Stanky
sent
a
long
fly
to
Woodling
who
made
the
catch
with
his
back
to
the
screen
in
deep
left.
Dark
walked
on
four
pitches.
Lockman
bounced
to
Rizzuto
who
stepped
on
second
forcing
Dark
and
threw
to
first
to
double
up
Lockman.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Yankees
Rizzuto
fouled
to
Lockman,
just
outside
the
first
base
line.
Irvin
came
In
fast
for
Coleman's
low
liner.
Berra
fouled
out
to
Lockman.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors,
none
left.
Fourth
Inning
Giants
Irvin
walked
on
five
rrineess
Elizabeth
in
Capital
for
Two-Day
Visit
blue
as
she
stepped
from
the
last
night
In
a
letter
from
Mr.
.tn"i
drunks
also
tflure
Magistrate
W..
Club
business
took
up
the
attention
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
at
today's
luncheon.
In
the
absence
of
President
E.
D.
Forward,
Past
President
Orme
Stuart
was
in
the
chair.
return
sou
in
uy
uie
bunie
vr.vfi
Thursday
night.
On
being
informed
of
Mr.
Strait
h
i
availability
at
that
time,
the
school
board
last
night
&!t
the
official
opening
dat.
OTTAWA
Gracious
smil-
train.
She
wo.
j
a
blue
coat,
blue
Anfield
that,
with
the
enfran-ing
!
dr"
hat
chisement
of
Metlakatla
village
Princess
Elizabeth
and
her
8
...,.
e
Princess
and
Duke
were
and
its
impending
incorpora-
consort
came
to
this
flag-fes-
j
guesU
at
a
state
dlnner
last
,lon
tne
dPpartment
would
nave
tconad,
happy
capital
today
for
night
at
Chateau
Frontenac
with
nothing
to
say
in
the
matter.
Mr.
i
States
Weather
A
committee
has
been
detailed,
an
official
two-day
visit.
She
Premier
Maurice
Duplessis
pre-
Anfield
anticipated
that
there
by
the
board
to
make
final
ar-,
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
were
1
siding.
.
would
be
nrr"
difficulty
in
nego-
rangements
for
the
opening
pro-
i
welcomed
by
the
Governor-Gen-
The
Princess
spoke
briefly
in
tuting
with
the
new
municl-
Arrested
S-ops.s
Fog
formed
overnight
in
the
pality.
pitches.
Thomson
rapped
sharp-
eral,
Viscount
Alexander,
the
,
both
French
and
English.
Viscountess,
and
Prime
Minister
i
cerdlngi;.
Col.
F.
F.
Fahey,
deputy
mln-
ly
inside
the
third
base
line
to
low
lying
areas
of
the
British
xl
Texas
f
D
Uvl,nn
.Fto-
aA
i
iq
t
Inn
-
V
W
Hvnit.
and
Mrs.
St.
Laurent
as
the
royal
j
train
reached
the
capital
on
the
nf
whisked
Gus
Hall,
man
and
Joseph
Chell,
former
nl
secretary
of
the
school
inspectors,
and
mayor
and
dot
ol
10
o'clock.
I
Chinese
Lines
Smashed
To
Eight-Mile
Depth
'i
Communist
Party,
council
will
be
among
other
A
great
crowd,
mustering
early,
ii
fjirtcr
here
early
to-
specially
invited
guests.
greeted
them
at
an
especially
!
I
waiting
arms
of
the
Miss
E
A.
Mercer,
former
prin-
!
prepared
railway
siding
Just
off
j
I
cipal
of
King
Edward
School,
has
Island
Park
Drive
in
the
west-
j
f
four
top
United
written
to
the
board
expressing
end
residential
area.
finnists
who
Jumped
regret
at
being
unable
to
attend
Hundreds
of
children
and
j
UNITED
STATES
EIGHTH
ARMY
HEAD-
July
afer
they
were
because
of
her
appointments
adults
thronged
barriers
hold
1
oviand
Btl,0Cfe
with
night
school
work
and
other
j
ing
them
back
from
the
arrival
QUARTERS,
KOREA
(CP)
Fifty
American
tanks
Overt
hrnui
nf
ih
Hulfa.
W,
irinfii-ia
whata
sha
nnw
oltn
I
-
'
tj
t
"
"
.
,
,
,
,
TT.-1.1
.
l!tides.
The
Princess
was
a
picture
in
ley
iiiuusanus
oi
united
oiaies
niianirymen
on
a
;
government
McDougald
who
threw
to
Cole-
j
Columbia
coast
and
in
some
of
man,
forcing
Irvin
at
second,
ithe
valleys
of
the
interior.
It
will
Thompson
smashed
a
single,
1
dissipate
rapidly
during
the
Bobby
Thomson
pulling
up
at
morning
and
southern
regions
of
third.
Westrum
smacked
into
a
the
province
will
enjoy
another
fast
double
piay,
Rizzuto
to
Cole-
!
sunny
October
day.
man
to
Mize,
to
retire
the
side,
j
The
depression
in
the
Gulf
of
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors,
one
j
Alaska
will
bring
rain
and
mod-left.
I
erate
southeast
winds
to
the
Yankees
DIMaggio
filed
to
Queen
Charlottes
and
northern
Mays
in
short
centre.
McDougald
j
mainland
during
the
day.
Con-popped
out
to
Lockman,
who
'
tiderable
cloudiness
associated
also
knocked
down
Mize's
tor-1
with
this
disturbance
extends
rid
smash
past
first
but
only
i
into
the
northern
and
eentral
in-slowed
up
the
ball's
fast
flight
terior
regions.
Some
increase
In
into
right
field
which
went
for
a
'
cloudiness,
is
likely
to
spread
single.
Bauer
fanned.
No
runs,
1
into
thi
southern
coastal
areas
one
hit,
no
errors.
I
in
the
next
24
to
48
hours
but
Fifth
Inning
,
i
little
if
any
precipitation
is
fore-Giants
Mays
lashed
a
single
j
cast
during
the
periods,
through
the
middle,
into
centre
J
Forecast
field.
The
third
ball
to
Koslo
N?rth
coast
region
Cloudy
was
low
and
got
away
from
i
today
and
Thursday.
Fog
near
Berra
for
a
passed
ball
which
I
the
water
lifting
during
the
enabled
Mays
to
go
to
second.
'
morning.
Intermittent
rain
be-Koslo
filed
to
Bauer,
Mays
go-
'
ginning
about'
mid-dav
and
ending
to
third.
Stanky
flied
deep
jng
this
evening.
Litile
chanste
attack
attack
today
today
surprise
that
smashed
eight
miles
KM
'
a
1
1
V-v
through
Chinese
lines
in
eastern
Korea.
,
General
James
A.
Van
Fleet,
in
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
30
Bralorne
6.50
B
R
X
05
Cariboo
Quartz
1
50
Congress
10'2
Giant
Mascot
107
Indian
Mines
27
'
2
Pend
OreiKi
10.50
Premier
Border
'.
34
Privateer
12
Reeves
McDonald
6.05
Reno
03
'2
Sheep
Cieek
1.72
Silbak
Premier
62
Taku
River
08
Vananda
16
Salmon
Gold
04
'Spud
Valley
28
Silver
Standard
2.73
Western
Uranium
6
20
Cronin
Babine
61
Oils
A
P
Con
52
Calmont
155
C
it.
E
'
16
00
Central
Leduc
2.70
Home
Oil
17.75
Mercury
-.31
Okalta
2.90
Royal
Canadian
19
Royalite
19.25
TORONTO
Alhona
10
Aumaqus
25
Beattle
.36
Bevcourt
67
Rnfip'o
Canadian
..
....
.
.28
Ccnsol.
Smelters
184.nn
Conwest
4.00
Donalda
;
.45
Eklona
2
00
East
Sullivan
9.45
Giant
Yellowknife
12.25
God's
Lake
37
Hardrock
..
18
Harricana
09
'j
Heva
14
Jacknife
19
Jo.'ict
Quebec
52
Lynx
14'j
Madsen
Rod
Lake
2
35
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.95
Moneta
33
Norandft
86
00
Lot'vicourt
...
73
a
surprise
visit
to
the
front,
expressed
hope
that
the
raid
"will
rnd
the
Heartbreak
Ridge
Power
Books
Thrown
Open
Green
Chinese
troops
turned
j
and
ran
in
the
face
of
the!
armored
thrust.
I
...e
c.ty
.uU.
"''''
Americans
past
the
village
of
the
books
of
account
of
North-
,,,.j
,J
,,
v,!
1111.
to
11V1I
1.11
ll
Kl.C
j
38th
parallel
and
two
miles
west
i
in
temperature.
Winds
south
of
Heartbreak
Ridge.
x
The
Communist
High
Com
ern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
following
an
offer
by
the
company
to
city
council
at
its
meeting
last
night.
A
letter
from
MacLeod
Si
Ray,
solicitors
for
the
power
com
to
Woodling.
Mays
tagged
up
and
scored
easily
to
deadlock
the
count
at
1-1.
Dark
walked
on
a
full
count.
Lockman
topped
a
little
roller
down
the
third
base
line
and
outlegged
Raschi's
(Continued
on
Page
2)
east
120)
increasing
to
30
during
the
forenoon,
then
decreasing
to
light
by
evening.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Thursday
at
Port
hardy,
48
and
58;
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert.
50
and
55.
mand
Wednesday
proposed
immediate
resumption
of
the
Korean
cease-fire
talks
at
the
Red-
pany
said
the
books
were
open
j
held
vlllage
of
Panmunjon
5
'f
Mil.
lJ
A.
,
i,
I,
W.
.
"2
t
1
-
.
1
Canadians
in
Korea
Fighting
OTTAWA.
Canadian
units
in
iii
iuajt7i,iuii
uy
bile
tity
111
view
of
the
city's
refusal
to
approve
a
higher
rate
schedule
proposed
by
the
company.
Aid.
T.
B.
Black,
who
is
also
general
manager
of
the
power
company,
informed
council
that
a
sitting
of
the
Public
Utilities
Commission
would
take
place
here
October
22.
Meanwhile,
the
power
company
was
granted
the
right
to
purchase
two
loU
from
the
city
on
the
corner
of
Beach
Place
and
Eleventh
Street
for
purpose
The
Event
of
the
Season-
MEN'S
TEA
by
PRINCE
RUPERT
ROTARY
CLUB
ThCirsdoy,
2:30
to
5:30
at
Civic
Centre
BILL
SCl'BY
S
FIR
SHOW,
specially
timed
at
5:15
p.m.,
for
office
workers
(also
at
4
p.m.)
Korea
have
been
sharing
fully1
in
tVia
flrrh.lni.UV.n.
n.o
,tv,
I
'""IT
CREW
This
is
BOAC
crew
w'.ilch
manned
the
Stiatocruisier
flying
Princess
?'
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
from
Lonlon
Monday.
Left
to
right:
Capt.
O.
P.
Jones,
mmaiid;
Stewardess
Jean
Gordon;
Capt.
A.
Hughes,
second
captain;
First
Officer
f)mbe,
co-pilot;
Navigating
Officer
H.
A.
Doughton;
Radio
Officer
E.
L.
W.
Hagger;
I
Officer
E.
O.
Draper;
Engineering
Officer
R.(
W.
Holmes,
D.F.C.;
Chief
Steward
ft'iuth;
Second
Steward
J.
Jarvis;
Th
vd
Steward
E.
Eibourne.
ICP
Photo)
...
HIC
llllVllI
kllllV
woo
ii-oum-
ed
following
the
UN-Communist
conference.
To
date,
59
Canadians
have
been
killed
or
died
of
illness
since
the
beginning
of
Pickle
Crow
166
Shrrrit
Go.don
4.05
Steep
RO'.k
7.85
SUver
Miller
1.50
tipper
nacla
170
Golde-i-Mamtou
7.50
of
Installing
a
sub-station.
I
the
war.
7'