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VOL.
XL,
No.
275
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
24,
1951
PRICE
FiVE
CENTS
DELIVERY
81
IT?
H
plus
uuould
kmmi
Weston
I
ran
owing
Treasury
Ahead
i-jn
I
So
Far
Lai
Vf
year
Newfoundlanders
Vote
Second
Time
Nov.
26
Vishinsky
Not
"Angry
But
Rejects
Acheson's
Arms
Reduction
Proposal
-The
federal
bud-
climbcd
another
I
irplns
(
I
...
A
4.
II
uciuocr
w
minis
000
the
total
for
the
f-iO
,
months
of
the
cur-
ST.
JOHN'S.
Nfld.
(CP)
Newfoundland
elects:
Even
Premier
j
Is
Surprised
With
Magnitude
of
Government's
Mandate
in
Ontario
I
lection
TCHCNTO
(CP)
The
size
o.'
t
ha
victory
yf
the
Frogressive-Jon3enative
party
in
the
On-tar.o
election
Tnurscay
was
a
surprise
even
to
Premier
Leslie
frost
himself.
He
admitted
that
Ine
had
noi
expected
re-election
to
ollice
with
such
a
ma.gln.
It
Alia
(he
greatest
majority
ever
f-
v
v
v
2
(."V
...
....
....
i
!
w
"'
:v
a
year
wmcn
Began
i,-f
v.,f
....
n
rn.,i.
..Mr,
PARIS
-
Foreign
MinLster
re-
ocv-uuu
Suwiimciii
as
a
aiiamau
jj.uy.i.vt
i
vishinsky
of
Russia
today
hurl
'il
speech
last
xectern
c:carrr.amcr:t
,
vember
l:b,
but
it
may
be
two
or
three
days
bciore
injected
Jnaniv
Minister
Douglas
f,
-east
a
surplus
of
only
i
lor
the
year
ending
!
learns
officially
what
party
has
been
returned
j
Slow
returns
are
the
outcome
;
!of
the
island's
1913
Election
Act!
A.
;
which
calls
for
the
collection
of
IJ
KfOtSStS
Russ
Attack
i0!jei
increase
compar-:,
intmi.se
of
$11,200,000
mbrr,
said
a
monthly
;
j
:epuri
Issued
Friday.
ballot
boxes
from
all
polling
sta-:
tions
and
their
delivery
at
25
j
district
returning
offices
before
I
counting
starts.
In
the
event
of
proposal
as
a
plan
"studiously
designed
to
circumvent"
arms
re-
,
duction.
In
a
speech"
which
he
said
was
made
"without
anger,"
Vishinsky
dimed
a
contention
by
Secretary
of
State
Acheson
that
acceptance
of
the
plan
would
make
r.
turning
point
in
history.
Vishinsky
submitted
12
"serious"
amendments
which
he
said
.
would
make
the
western
disarmament
plan
acceptable
to
Russia.
The
amendments
had
the
effect
of
transferring
the
west's
plan
into
the
plan
Russia
sb-
:raft
PARIS
(B
The
United
States
today
accused
Russia
of
attacking
"without
warning"
a
United
Nations
plane
over
"international
waters"
near
Korea
when
it
was
more
than
twenty
miles
from
the
Russian
coastline.
accorded
a
party
In
the
history
j
of
Ontario,
j
In
the
landslide,
the
heavy
f
vote
smashed
the
Socialist
CCF.
';
which
all
but
disappeared,
and
:
weakened
the
Liberal
party
al-:
though
the
latter
becomes
the
official
opposition.
'
1
lv.'
fiujl
standir.
as
c.impi
ed
last
night,
with
flgues
after
the
i
1
948
eiecton
also
shown,
was
as
Collows
to
Hit
water
transportation
becoming
icebound
through
severe
weather,
it
might
be
weeks
before
some
isolated
areas'
are
heard
from.
Premier
Joseph
R.
Small-wood'a
election
announcement,
coming
when
the
legislature's
first
legal
term
was
.only
half
completed,
caught
the
Progressive
Conservatives
with
only
a
skeleton
organization
,
and
brought
a
fruitless
protest
to
the
lieutenant-governor
on
the
surprise
move.
Fifty-six
candidates
were
nominated
November
16
for
the
28-feat
assembly.
Twenty-four
seats
Grey
Cup
General
Assembly
two
weeks
ago.
f
midartl
Set
for
Prince
ii.Uiifcmver
Travel
Progressive-Conservatives
Prog.-Coris.,
79
(53)
WESTERN
LEADERS
Anthony
Eden,
left,
Unit
d
K.ngdoin
foreign
minister
and
leader
of
the
B;
itish
delegation
to
the
United
Nations
General
Assembly
meeting
in
Palis,
looks
on
while
Dean
Ache;on,
centre,
United
States
foreign
secretar,
and
ivader
of
his
country's
U.N.
delegation,
shakes
hands
with
Hon.
L.
B.
Pearson,
Canadian
:f.cretary
of
state
for
external
affairs.
This
is
a
United
Nations
photo
taken
at
the
Paris
General
Assembly.
(CP
PHOTO)
Liberals
7
C.
C.
F
2
Liberal-Labor
1
Labor-Prog
1
Total
90
H3I
121
1
I
1)
I
2i
80
1
Rupert
people
have
!
jp.mK
a
preview
of
the
of
convenience
'
,;ort
which
Is
being
pro-
j
direct
air
travel
bell
:e
ami
Vancouver,
j
.
CPA
luxury
Land-
'
i-passfiiger
amphibian
!
:M
an
enthusiastic
re-
Salmon
Arm
School
Bd.
'Appealing
Ottawa
Winner
TORONTO
(CP)
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
won
the
Grey
Cup
and
the
Canadian
football
championship
today,
The
F.'usl
administration
obtained
49
percent
of
the
vote,
the
iiighest
percentage
since
the
JL,loeral'
51
percent
in
1937
when
are
being
contested,
Liberals
having
been
returned
by
acclamation
in
the
remainder.
The
acclamations
leave
24
Liberals,
22
Progressive
Conservatives
and
six
independents
in
the
election
fight.
The
Liberals
were
returned
to
Arsenal
Blast
Kills
18
onnesjio"$u
I
Re(jS
Oil
i
0
Terrific
Terrific
Blast
Blast
at
at
i
m
citizens
who
in-
iViil:nell
Httcourn
was
having
his
i
x
Mowing
arrival
on
Denmark's
C'aoital
Port
I
SALMON
ARM.
Salmon
Ann
i
board
of
school
trustees
will
ap-j
peal
to
the
Supreme
Court
of
:
Canada
against
an
order
of
Mr.-I
Justice
W.
B.
Farris
in
the
Brit-:
ish
Columbia
Supreme
Court
WASHINGTON.
DC
iflPrn-
power
in
1949
with
a
wide
ma-
beating
Saskatchewan
Roughriders
2l-14
in
Iieyday,
The
Liberals
got
31
of
1
hursday's
vote
and
CCF,
19
perj
cent.
j
Wnile
the
result
left
the
Lib-'
orals'
seven-man
representation
;
as
the
olticial
opposition,
of
more
i
interest
to
political
exerts
waa
t
he
smahlna
defeat
of
the
CCF.!
.
lulil
from
Vancouver
,
4
afternoon
and
from,
j
i
ens
who
made
a
fan
;
.
.s
niiimins.
s
i
IW
of
three
similar
1
:h
will
raise
the
stand-
j
4.iiiiialt
travel
on
th
Cushy
Voyage
For
Soldiers
COPENHAGEN
W
At
least
18
sldent
Truman
Friday
ordered
i
jority
in
Newfoundland's
first
firemen
and
sailors
died
last'
an
end
to
trade
concessions
for
provincial
election.
They
won
22
night
when
an
explosion
of
half
soviet
Russia
and
Communist-!
Seats
against
the
Progressive
the
East-West
game
!
requiring
the
board
to
reopen
close
tne
schools
which
it
closed
down
toi
ui
mum
au
uic
uauuu
runroiana.
ne
aiso
airecr.ea
an
Conservatives'
five
One
inde-
Saskatchewan
made
it
oecause
i
;
,n?,
rT"?i
nH
J!
lrJl"eal
''"JT5
f
vei;
Pendent
was
elected.
Mr.
Small-
wttT
two
rnwrted
touchdo,!
r.eral
g0
j
Siipcrt-Vancouvcr
run
-j.
ile
parly's
leader
of
nine
years,1
i
I"
mlit
car
to
stream-
;
t-,
b.
Jolliffe.
lost
his
seat.
CCF
Bv
DOUG
HOW
CanRciian
Preas
Suirl
Writer
.
,ijhb
"i
luia
iiuui
ivuaaia
ailu
wOOQ
Was
alreaay
interim
pre-'ln
tho
final
nnartcr
hut.
nttawa
'11
UI
nuances.
Others
possibly
possibly
were
were
blown
blown
Rert
Rert
China.
China.
;
mier,
appointed
after
confedera-
tonic
over
with
Bennv
Mat-Don-
i
Education
Minister
W.
T.
stalwaits
fell
right
and
left.
In
only
one
industrial
riding
audi
i
li
s'.atus
It
is
replete
,
inline
facilities
for
ease
!
:urt
and
pleasantry
of
j
HANOVER.
Germany
P
ijan-
"
-
i-n.
naruor
or
sun
may
oe
muci
i5
cuctuvc
oauuaij
tlon
had
ended
a
lb-year
period
nen
cracking
the
line
for
big
required
to
reopen
the
schooU
ariian
so
(liers
mnvlns
to
uer-
lyniK
unuer
a
lanRie
oi
concreve
a
or
commission
eovernment
it.
o
n,,ia.:
in
or.
3
largely
pold-mlnlng
nor.
4
them
scat
did
the
Socialist
party
!
many
are
finding
there
is
at
ana
meiai
aeons.
i
v.mK.?
w,,i
oe
requnea
10
Ktoictu
TO
to
of
tlme
before
Ottawa
tocked!na
and
this
tms
coulQ
De
lamea
W
borrowing.
elm
candidates
least
one
place
w
here
there
is
s?venty-nme
ethers
were
in-;
c",'lv-
cawsiiu.imj
w.b.
By
aissoiuuon,
uoerai
ran.s
QOwn
lne
Konora,
In
the
c(H)d
too
mucn
to
eai,
ana
wneie
uie
jurea.
.
..v.,,.--.
-v.
,mu
uccn
raiutcu
iai
iuuiuc
annrovinn
eovern-
i
'
Rriht
uunnv
ikie
"
with
a
nin
rnent
SIm
of
PreCr
Frast-:
price
of
cigarettes
and
beer
is
Unofficial
estimates
set
the
m
m.
Jt
Quinton
a
hgh7
snowfaU
House
Passes
in
a
sharp
six
weeks'
campaign
;
ow
.
i'.s
aooara
uie
snip
u.w.g-
damage
arouna
si.wu.uuu.
'",",,.
-,.ivu
u.c
i.u
wag
tne
settlng
for
Canada's!
he
made
only
the
one
promise
mg
tn.rn
nere.
windows
were
matterea
,
iwscaucn
.aiaiu.
i
greatest
sports
spectacle,
and
a
I
i
.
,
1-
(hmnrrhnu)
tho
tne
pitu
i
I
Resources
Minister
Edward
.
,
.
.
...
j
I
the
electorate
reiected
that
dui;
They
are
facine
the
hazards
mrougnout
city.
Russell
became
an
independen
out
of
Pension
Boost
these
oceanic
oases
in
the
best
People
were
knocked
than
27,000
watched
the
ureyi
their
beds.
Census
Satisfies
New
Westminster
aii.er
cmimuig
oe
couia
nu
pu
fjnajs
longer
support
the
government's
M
h
end
of
the
flrst
ter
oolicies.
Drov-
economic
-Samuel
i
x..
OTTAWA
(CP)
House
of
Com-
er,
fired
from
the
party
when
tL,l.
l.lmcns
8ave
Preliminary
approval
'
the
Icadtv
of
the
Liberal
party.
Canadian
tradition
but
some-Thomson,
who
failed
to
win
a,
timer
it
seems
more
than
a
man
scat
himself,
promised
more
so-:
can
bear:
six
meals
a
day,
tax
cial
services
of
all
kinds
includ-;
iree
beer
at
15
cents
a
pint,
string
contributory
hospital
care
vants
to
make
your
bed
and
plan
and
general
reduction
of
serve
your
meals,
taxalon.
Tnp
transfer
of
5.500
men
of
Ijr
Premier
Fost.
53
year
old
,hp
27th
mfantrv
Bricade
and
he
accused
the
government
of
,
"T"
'
0
i
to
W
to?
inrea"
NEW
WESTMINSTER
pensions
of
disabled
war
veter-
I
u
the
public
picas-
;
j
jrrl'iriiiance
was
com-
;
J
ay
the
operating
per-
:
I
A
the
familiarization
!
xi
about
the
smooth
-4
1
I've
ever
had,"
said
k
is
Nan
Hardie
of
Van-
.
4
1'
tJi
her
first,
am-
j
4
:ii!lit
and
her
first
visit
f
Kaput
which
she
Its,
II
MINi
IES
i
l'ite
and
blue
air-
!
t
Vancouver
at
11
:05
i
4.
iiiurning
and,
flying
!
ar
route
by
way
of
Port
I
4
iiid
Saiidspit
without
;
(tan,
reached
Prince
;
3:
IS
p.m.
There
was
;
I1'.
ii-hliic
leaving
Vancou-
i
'm'sliip
hud
to
drop
in
j
wlf
ana
low
cloud
to
K
iw
a
strictly
navl-
'
I
Iteln
throughout,
well
j
fluids
after
they
were
iCity
of
New
Westminster,
after
i
".5,
?tv,
t
I
tawa
scored
a
touchdown
when
I
checking
against
the
list
of
elec-
P
Tumer
br0ke
lo0se
ar0mld
tne
mte
Bay
w
later
welcomed
:tri
light
accounts,
has
acknow-
fh
L..iL
right
end
and
galloped
69
yards
ledscd
the
correctness
of
the
,
1'..,.
J.
.1
.if
Regina's
three.
McDonell
Grain
Ship
Due
Today
Japanese
Vessel
Arriving
At
local
Elevator
This
Afternoon
nrn
hm
no
-r
poncne
nnttnr
f
rr
rho
.
.
0
1
plunged
over
for
the
score.
for
their
policy
of
:"
.
..
mandate
eit;
of
between
28.000
and
29,000.
jrantinn
rinllar
nimranlooc
in
Lind
ay
lawyer,
it
was
the
first,
thpir
equipment
across
the
At-campaign
as
party
leader.
He
;
,antic
wUl
eost
probably
$1,000.-tookover
the
provincial
mantle
j
n()0
Just
or
transportation.
As
ciollered
by
Oeorge
Drew
whcnlfar
as
t
he
soldiers
are
concerned,
the
latter
became
national
head!
lt.-a
wortn
eVery
cent
of
it.
of
the
party
in
1949.
j
Qf
sevpn
shiploads
crossing
at
Of
17
seats
in
the
Toronto
i
intervals
.the
Greek
Line's
Can-area,
one
of
the
province's
most.
arr
i
(l,tin
thr-ce
She'
nm.
i
There
ai-a
about
8000
light
bills
lndUi5trisa,
grou
mostl
Euro.
:and
each
bill
represents
about
,
(
iL,m.,
;
ans
by
an
average
of
33
h'3.
I
Members
adopted
a
resolution
j
.0
ths
bill
providing
for
the
in-
creases
and
then
gave
first
read-
j
lng
to
the
bill
Itself.
I
The
legislation
increases
the
1
basic
pension
for
a
single
veteraa
I
with
total
disability
to
,125
j
from
$94
a
month,
the
basic
al-
j
lowance
to
a
totally
disabled
'pensioner's
wife
to
$45
from
$31,.
i
allowance
for
a
first
child
to
$20
i
from
$19
and
a
widow's
pension
j
to
$100
from
$75.
'
The
lncreares
beccmj
effective
1
3.7
people,
it
is
estimated.
(Continued
on
Page
M
Five
Day
Bank
Bill
Approved
j
started
here.
i
The
opposition,
while
not
!
against
the
scheme
in
principle,
j
urges
careful
investigation
Oe-!
fore
pledging
the
public
credit
Leather
ctenscly
populated
sections,
all
i
vi(jing
a
passage
that
would
Biggest
shipping
news
for
this
uui
uoe
Mai,
rm
iu
rivi
cmi.c-
aro,
lse
tne
envy
of
tne
average
wateriront
in
several
years
win
f"fmti.rvnt
Ivp
fa
nrllnsites
The
OTTAWA
P
The
House
of
finally
approved
I
to
support
private
groups.
fly
after
arrival,
the
j
exception
was
Toronto
St.
An
veteran.
There
are
no
hammocks
be
made
this
afternoon
on
arri-jammcd
in
the
holds,
no
queuing
ya)
of
the
Japallest,
owned
10.000
Commons
has
Synopsis
tni'uwn
oncn
for
Dub-
Campaigners
in
this
election
,
legislalion
t0
allow
Canada's
The
cold
weather
which
has
January
next.
lor
loio,
no
luai
ciuwuuig.
drew,
where
the
Labor-Progressive
(Communist)
candidate,
Joserh
Salsbcrg,
was
reelected.
"the
ton
motorship
fieighter,
Kiokawa
Awt!ut
P
f'lf
I
banks
if
3agH"
to
close
on
Saturdays
Thedm
500
or
trlp
I
h
el
"
u,
'?!
graphical
difficulties
which
de-
J?ejS1S--rhu.
between
white
sheets.
.w;
Maru.
'"u
first
ship
of
several
to
load
fi'PPf
P"!
I
;
,hev
they
want
want
to.
Third
Third
readinB
reading
was
was,
Alpha
House
was
the
winning
made,
sleep
.....
,
-
-
my
eieuwuu
leuuiua.
1.11
iiinuy
,
0
ivwrl
.h
Kii,
tne
Dili
onri
An
o.nvo
ctni-m
io
aP
nn.
...ji..
j
,
given
authorizing
the
.
house
at
Booth
School
in
the
i
roadless
corners
of
this
island's
11011
and
a
number
of
4
vaili-rl
themselves
of
;tiimty.
I
:
Hie
suest
flight
thi.s
ne
Mayor
H.
F.
Glas-
Clerk
William
Long,
T.
vice-president
of
proaching
the
coast.
There
are
;ooo-mile
coastline,
they
have'
gale
warnings
issued
for
the
I
to
use
motorboats
or
even
dog
banks
to
operate
only
five
days
a
Civic
Centre
canvass
with
week.
The
measure
now
goes
to!
Gamma,
Betta
and
Delta
finish-the
Senate
for
approval.
i
ing
in
order.
.
.
There
usually
are
four
soldiers
to
a
cabin.
They
leave
their
beds
Owred
by
Kowasaki
Kisen
Kai-to
be
made
by
Stewarts,
buy
a
sha,
Ltd..
of
Kobe.
Japan,
the
pint
of
Canadian
or
German
beer
"Maru"
enters
port
here
direct
from
Japan
sailing
the
Great
or
a
package
of
Canadian
or
Anvvrican
cigarettes
for
15
cents.
Circle
Route.
Before
press
time,
and
generally
enjoy
all
the
fa-
she
was
expected
to
dock
here
at
northern
coastal
waters
and
rain
from
the
disturbance
will
spread
'
ipeil
r
hamher
nf
Puni
-
Huge
British
Motor
Merger
teams
to
contact
the
voters
and
one
Progressive
Conservative
candidate
is
riding
around
the
remote
Labrador
hustings
in
his
own
plane.
'"'H
Hill,
president
of
w
Chamber
of
Com-
along
the
south
coast
tonight,
j
Cloudiness
is
increasing
thrnnt'h
th
interior
and
tem-
rilities
of
a
tourist-class
pas-
a
J-
m..
accoruiug
10
naiuui
jvias
f,r
Uilliom
Vm,irhon
.
....
..
,
?
1
w
Scott,
Pastmaster
ierk.
Frank
Rkinnpr
.T
.
I
iJ?
a
ill.
Fred
Adames,
E.
D.
BIRMINGHAM.
Eng.
(CP)
Two
f
0.
A.
Hunter.
0f
Britain's
bigRest
automobile
'i
t'Til
McNeill
and
j
F.-0ducrr.s-Austin
and
Morris
V
ar.ca
Wilson
are
pilot-
I
yesterday
announced
a
mergci
f
iiMWiral
flight
with
i
whlch
m
set
up
an
industrial
Iran
to
Have
Election
Soon
TEHRAN
(CP)
Premier
Mossadegh's
government
announc
.v
"
ie
and
Pegt?y
rolossus
turning:
out
almost
half
;
V
vannnivnr
gIuuiqM-
i
4
I
"ipai'y
officials
are
J.
T
MWllllendent
nf
011-
Y
ed
today
it
would
call
immediate
national
elections
and
challenge
parliament's
decision
to
delay
them
until
December
18.
sae-
nubu.
peratures
win
De
generally
mua-
EXf
'ELI.ENT
FOOI
I
Meanwhile,
an
advance
party
er.
Snow
flurries
In
the
northern
There
are
dormitory-type
in
connection
with
this
shipping,
sections
will
change
to
continu-cabins
down
in
the
hold
but
they
arrived
here
at
2
a.m.
on
the
0us
snow
this
evening
while
in
are
not
used.
st
amer
Chilcotin,
one
of
whom
the
southern
valleys
there
will
But
it's
the
eating
which
tops
was
Capt.
George
Docherty,
pilot,
be
rain
in
the
western
sections
everything.
Aboard
the
Canberra
whr
left
this
ttiorning
to
meet
and
snow
in
the
eastern
portion
l
s
axiomatic
that
the
human
the
Maru
off
Triple
Island.
tomorrow,
boinfe
should
be
fed
six
times
a
Harry
M.'
Craig,
representing
Forecast
day
breakfast,
11
a.m.
snack,
North
Pacific
Shipping
Agency,
GALE
WARNING
tunrh,
afternoon
snack,
dinner,
general
shipping
agents
for
the
Gale
warning
continued.
Rain
jvoning
snack.
Maru
line,
also
arrived
on
the
today,
cloudy
with
showers
to-
Lunchcs
and
dinners
are
five
chilcotin.
Along
with
C.
R.
Cun-
n.ght
and
Sunday.
A
little
mild-ccurFes.
Steaks,
chops,
beef
are
ningham,
department
of
agricul-
er.
Winds,
southeast
(30),
in-Fervod
twice
a
day.
The
food
not
ture
Inspector
to
approve
the
creasing
to
southeast
gales
(
40
only
is
endless,
it
is
good.
Small
ship's
loading
facilities.
by
noon
and
shifting
to
south-
wonder
that
a
good
number
of
Tne
jan;inese
owners'
repre-1
wC5t
(30'
tnis
evening,
decreas-officers
and
soldiers
are
gather-
sentatjve
shjmo
K0mOrl
ac-'
lng
10
20
tomorwy.
Lows
tonight
ing
copies
of
the
menus
to
stl-
companied
the
group
as
w'el,
as
and
highs
tomorrowat
Port
mulate
their
nrernpries
in
more
j
Mitchell
superintendent
of
nardy.
Sandsplt
and
Prince
Ru-
cf
the
country's
motorvehicles.
The
deal
is
worth
$850,000,000
at
current
market
prices.
Together,
the
two
firms
produced
almost
half
of
Britain'
current
output
of
5O0.0C0
cars
a
V
w
B".ih
Columbia
dis-I1111
Norrie,
sales
aild
W.
A.
Chambers.
i
li
fill!
TH1
1
J
n
l
s
,
Tit
1
,13
4
s
1
m
1
1
?
siipi
rintendent
of
traf-
f
Passengers
came
nortr
'"iin'iioon
and
a
slmi-J-w
were
aboard
when
T
0,i
at
1:30
this
after-f
Hit
return
hop
RHINE
IS
SINKING
BONN,
Germany
(Reuters)
The
Rhine,
western
Europe's
big-jest
international
waterway,
is
sinking.
In
some
parts
the
water
level
this
winter
is
so
low
that
the
bigger
barges
cannot
take
their
full
load
of
700
tons.
1
n
year-thc
balance
being
spill
mainly
among
the
Rootes
group.
Ford
and
General
Motors
British
branch.
A
statement
from
Austin
said
the
merger,
handled
by
setting
up
an
overall
holding
comapny,
is
aimed
at
"more
efficient
and
economic
production"
and
as
a
benefit
to
export
and
foreign
assembly
business.
frugai
days
aneaa.
or
to
prove
Canacllan
stevedoring
Co
'
Ltd.
pert,
40
and
46.
f
w
fondit
Princess
Margaret
Has
Gay
'fatal
Home
"IVIiR
aijames
Rox-"yw-old
confessed
"r.
wtts
sentenced
Fri-
month.
riPfiito
o.-.,
Gratuity
to
Be
Tidy
Sum
f"S
ICSS
a
tlnv
iivlnfinit
their
point
when
they
write
their
and
representative
Hector
Perry,
womenfolk
at
home
,!
whose
company
has
the
loading
Meals
are
served
by
waiters
In
conlract
white
jackets,
on
tables
with
'
four-piece
Meanwhile,
some
300
000
bush-orchestra
whii-j
cloth.,
while
a
plays
soft
music
in
the
of
wheat
at
the
grain
elevator
wings
,
here
awaits
loading,
wnich
is
cx-
Pected
l
be
completed
within
They
might
have
been
a
bit
taken
aback
at
first
but
towards
,
three
or
four
the
end
of
the
voyage
it
was
a1
Upon
arrivaV
customs
officers
common
sight
to
see
privates
have
first
call
on
the
ship
for
from
Flin
Flon
or
Stewiacke
ur-
clearance
purposes.
banely
scanning
a
waiter's
tray
of
,
:
,
hors
d'ouvres,
making
their
se-1
lections,
then
turning
graciously
'
TIDES
;
applaud
something
from
Bee-
thoven.
i
Sunday,
November
25.
1951
To
the
old
term
"Officer
and
High
10:17
19
8
feet
Gentleman,"
the
army
is
ap-
23:01
17.9
feet
pending
a
new
one
"Soldier
and
Low
4:01
7.6
feet
Gentleman."
.
.
.1
16:54
5.8
feet
la,e"
Borstal
Home.
rth
,
Night
Doing
Paris
Rounds
PARIS
0"
Pi
incess
Margaret,
kicking
up
her
high-heeled
shoes
in
gay
farewell
to
Paris,
danced
until
3
a.m.
today
in
two
of
Paris'
smartest
night
clubs.
The
vivacious
Princess
started
the
evening
with
a
dinner
at
Maxim's.
Then,
accompanied
by
the
Duchess
of
Kent
and
a
group
of
bluebloods,
she
led
reporters
and
photographers
a
merry
chase.
Dressed
in
a
white
evening
gown,
she
danced
the
rumba
and
samba
with
Prince
Nicholas
of
Yugoslavia
and
Compte
de
Robes.
The
party
nyank
champttgne
at
$16
a
bottle.
.
va
i-.vaacQ
guilty
to
7
t
m
'
a
$2200
robbery
r'iy
branch
of
th-e
OTTAWA
(CP)
Gratuities
to
be
paid
to
Canadian
troops
serving
in
the
Far
East
theatre
will
amount
to
50c
a
day
for
each
day
of
paid
service,
the
Army
annminm
nl
ils
juinnlementaTV
I
Fifty
veterans
of
the
United
Nations
forces
in
Korea
representing
19
nations,
are
welcomed
at
U.N.
Headquarters
in
New
York.
Men
'm
of
Canada
on
rDanions
!l'(i
l
L
Raymond
j
from
Australia,
Belgium,
Canada,
Colombia,
Ethiopia,
France,
Greece,
India,
Luxembourg,
the
Netherlands,
New
Zealand.
Norway,
j
the
Philippines,
the
Republic
of
Korea,
South
Africa,
Thailand.
1
Turk'r.
h
Urv'tH
Kinfflem
a'ld
the
T'SA.
are
ill
(he
line-
up
above
iu
front
of
the
United
Nations'
59
atory
Secretariat
buildinc.'
,"
"lid
..
.
Charles
Stu
grant
of
one
week's
pay
and
ai-
2
0
Ponded
guilty,
lowances
for
every
183
days
over-
"'lll'fd
November
30.
i
seas.