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i
,ORMES
VICTORIA,
C.
C.
PROGS
"dailTTeuvery
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
TAR
V
CABS
tnllKI
IHSI'ATCHEI)
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
tho
Greot
Northwest"
I
Phone
81
VOL.
XL,
No.
280
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
30,
1951
PRICE
ViVS
CENTS
king
"
E?sintJ.poDmaBi
Chides
'Press
It's
Dry
Down
Here-
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larininn
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Northern
BC
Power
Given
Permit
Outside
This
City
f
cc
tillcate
of
public
convenience
and
necessity
has
been
granted
lo
the
Northern,
British
Columbia
Powv;r
Company
Lhulied
for
the
construction
and
operation
of
electric
transmission
and
distribution
facilities
in
unorganized
areas
hvthe
v.clnitj
jl
prince
Rupert,
it
was
announced
by
Premier
Byron
1.
Johnson
following
a
meeting
of
thv;
cabinet.
The
extension
of
services
granted
under
the
certificate
include
Prince
Rupert
Harbor,
Porpoise
Harbor,
Tuck
Inlet
Morse
Basin
and
Wainwright
Basin
and
the
following
Islands!
Karen
Digby,
Watson,
Ridley
and
Lelu.
Mo
Statement
After
Parley
"
Really
Irio
Man
LijKY.
Out..
h
The
lirlbilly."
who
hoaxed
i.
cd
Stairs
Army
recently,
1
jj
r
Ei
nest
John
Grainpcr,
'
I
i.id
northern
Ontario
ai
i'
T.
who
was
found
t
i.n
along
the
highway
:
here
and
Sault
8tc.
i
;ri
mis
said
Thursday,
j
1
bx-rd
their
Identification
4,,u);iikt
photograph
of,
ftiio
claimed
to
liave
i-
d
into
the
army
from
re-
False
Truce
While
'Free
Beer
Flows
In
Alaska
-FAIRBANKS
I
.
G.
E.
Discussed
at
Victoria
Also
Highway
16
Right-of-way
"TCTORI
A
(P-High
officials
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Rail-
i
v.a
and
the
Canadian
National
1
Railways
met
Thursday
at
the
'
iecsiative
buildings.
tor
flowed'
f
-'-tV::.,.
"
"i.'X
n.U!
like
water
here
yesterday
and
it
cost
less.
Both
parties
declined
to
issue
Happy
"victims"
of
a
price
war
1
any
statement
afwr
the
meeting
were
getting
their
beer
for
.iiuitiiins
oi
New
Mexico.'
1
,ni
C
rawford
of
the
Bud-
j
uehnient
of
the
Ontario
police
said:
"There
is
:
1
,i
that
he
is
the
same
r
which
was
called
to
discuss
"in
trrchange
of
traffic
arrange
nothing.
Some
were
even
having
it
delivered,
also
free
of
Big
Four
Getting
Together
in
Talks
On
Arms
Question
i
meats
and
joint,
use
of
physical
charge.
ut
Thursday
Grainger
Wii
with
vagrancy
and
d
lor
a
week.
property"
when
the
two
railway
The
price
war
started
early
in
lines
meet
at
P.
ince
George.
j
th?
week
when
a
dealer
cut
'
j
The
taiks
will
continue
today.
prices
from
$6
to
$3.75
a
case.
I
Canadian
National
Railways
A
competitor
cut
the
price
to
ivi
mber
19
the
United
)pi(.
,
!).
m
it
-i
i
....
,
officials
also
m'.'t
with
Hon.
E.
$2
55
and
last
night
one
liquor
1
AIilo
)
llie
United
Nations
political
COlU-
C.
Carson,
minister
of
public
tloaier
started
giving
the
stuff
my
ri'ported
that
a
rec-
'
pave
t
hp
name
or
peter
!
mittoc
today
voted
unanimously
to
suspend
debate
or,
t0
discuss
transfer
of
ow-
away.
r
and
told
a
strange
.
President
Truman
Says
Fighting
to
Continue
'.
Rebukes
News
Gatherers.
KEY
WEST,
Floiida
Fighting
wl
continue
in
Korea
as
long
a-
thare
is
dangvr
of
the
United
Nations
being
caught
off
balance
in
a
peace
trap.
President
Truman
said
here
yesterday
In
a
press
conference
at
which
the
confusing
situation
arising
out
of
the
"false
truce"
was
discussed.
The
President,
incidentally,
gave
an
off
the
ouff
rebuke
to
news
gathering
agencies
for
dls-reminating
"false''
cease
fire
stories.
He
attributed
the
stories
to
intense
competition
for
news
but
suggested
that
serious
broad
possibilities
arising
from
false
reports
should
be
considered
more
important
than
mere
competition
for
news.
He
urged
the
news
gatherers
to
adhere
strictly
to
the
truth
In
these
serious
times.
Meantime,
in
spite
of
official
statements
to
the
contrary,
the
Press
Association
in
New
York
insisted
that
there
had
been
orders
issued
to
ftop
ground
fight
1
ing.
Latest
explanation
of
the
truce
order
stories
Wednesday
is
that
a
directive
issued
by
General
Van
Fleet
had
been
misinterpreted
an
upbringing
remote
rival
east-West
disarmament
nhlns
npnrlino-
pffm-rs
hv
n.rt
,f
lh.
n..i
,
,:,
a
.
."ffi"
1
"
""'"
UUUMUC
i
.
,
.
"f
!
iliation
had
had
disappear-
disappear-
tne
iiia
l'our
to
seek
agreement
n
secret
talks
,
n'K-'way
w"ere
me
mE"-
'
Ule
estaDiisnment.
'
k
v"
no'
way
flanks
the
railway
alongside
,
'The
proprietor,
noting
the
r-
i
Discussion
among
Britain,
;
,na
gkeena
River
east
of
Prince
crowd,
started
delivering
it
free
&
uin.i.,
ijutii,
union
qiiu
uiiiu'
Rupert.
;rr
told
recruiting
offl-
he
was
the
son
of
a
xuo
prospector
and
had
to
enlist
"after
a
raw
ta
oowntown
points.
Later
in
the
day
another
dealer
said
he'd
make
it
"even
cheaper."
Explosion
cd
States
are
expected
to
get
!
under
way
immediately
behind
closed
doors.
The
committee
acted
after
Soviet
Foreign
Minister
Andrei
Y.
VLshinsky
agreed
to
participate
in
su'jh
talks.
Russia
insisted,
however,'
that
the
atomic
bomb
be
banned
Meyer
Nearly
Got
Freedom
HANOVER,
Germany
(CP)
A
new
German
monthly
paper,1
published
by
the
former
SS
iKlite
flimrri)
t.rnnns
snlH
nn
300TH
FLIGHT
The
300th
Korean
airlift
flight
of
426
(Thunder-birdi
Squadron
of
the
RCA
F.
left
Montreal's
Dorval
Aiiport
Monday.
Captain
of
the
plane
making
the
flight
was
Maj.
R.
N.
Ralph
of
the
United
States
Air
Force
on
exchan'i
duty
with
the
R.C.A.F
Here
Wing
Cmdr.
J.
K.
Macdonald
Ataadron
commander,
bids
Maj.
Ralph
goodbye.
(CP
from
National
Defencel
All-Out
Vote
Campaign
Launched
by
Jaycees
Not
many
citizens
here
will
,,'emain
uu&Vuched
In
Arsenal-
JdS
reported
to
have
said,
it
he
had
never
been
to;
::.id
been
brought
up
on
i;k
and
had
seen
only'
:ii.ui
m
his
life
before
u
join
tlu
Army.
;
100's
Dead
Vvin
Rinnpct
Vishlnsky
x
."'a
said
Russia
is
pre-
Tho,
-srilv
that
Kurt
Mpm
pamo
PUSAN
A
South
Korean
gov
III
Air
Battle
within
Ta
fair's
breadth
o
;
be
i
i
v
,
.
.
V
"uerna""al
eminent
arsenal
here
exploded
lillf
h.
r
nMi,,8
ntt0K
.
'mic
weapon,
but
yesterday
with
less
of
lives
of
LEATHER
before
there
had
bean
time
to
j
ne
fiala
mat
tne
soviet
insist
hundreds
of
people
'
,L
.
I?1
1SSU6'
the
Papeli
ni
,
There
is
no
clue
as
to
whether
!.vays
that
Meyer-major
general
A
resolution
u
by
the
General
the
explosion
was
an
accident
or
:
during
the
war
wrote
his
wile
Assembly
outlawing
the
use
and
ln(!
result
of
sabotage
I
from
Dorchester,
New
Bruns-
manufacture
of
atomic
weapons:
I
u
..'j,
h,
by
an
aggressive
"Get
Out
and
Vote"
campaign
now;
clarify
it.
The
original
order
had
launched
by
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
in
Hfn
reached"
on
The
"matter1
of
SEOUL
(CP)
America's
Sabre
jet
pilots
won
their
greatest
air
hnt.tlp
nf
t.hA
tfnrpan
mnr
tnriav
'
the
cease
fire
line
but
that
other
reporting
a
total
haul
for
the
preparation
for
civic
election
day,
December
13.
An
international
control
or-
;
manuiactured
in
the
arsenal
and
S
iripsis
,
been
tlie
way
for
the
(leys,
wind
Is
again
the
runaiit
factor
in
British
i
wathcr.
A
storm
.oved
rapidly
toward
the
.
.
cau.-ecl
winds
in
ex,ces
'
-
wick,
penitentiary
last
February
lhat
he
expected
to
be
released
aay
01
iu
ttea
pianes
inot
down,
four
damaged
and
one
probably
destroyed
won.
jately
all
atomic
plants
weapon
otller
arms
stored
in
area
It
said
further
that
a
lawyer
and
to
Insure
that
the
ban
is
stion
was
made
that
there
the
campaign,
outlined
his
plan
today.
To
begin
with,
newspaper
shou1,?
?e
no
ground
offeiudve
to
'ha'
and
radio
announcements
will
mf
caPturue
5round
Bht
have
to
be
back
S'ven
call
peoples'
attention
to
the
The
Fifth
Air
Force
said
that
,
.
.
Intn
nf
fimt
Abolition
of
Radio
Licence?
per
hour
over
tii
'
,,,,,,-u
"jvimn
aiuiuv
iimiiMai
no
Allied
planes
were
lost.
The
nine
Red
craft
shot
down
later.
t
and
northern
Van-1
10
n
Meer
oul
01
Pnson
lnls!
;
Helped
Marconi
i
Establish
Radio
year
out
mere
are
circles
in
were
propellor-driven
bombers
Island
and
winds
near
;
importance
of
noting.
After
December
8
nomination
day
the
campaign
.will
be
intensified...
Canada
who
know
how
to
stop
At
the
same
time,
it
seems
,
clear
now
that
there
had
never
been
any
suggestion
to
curtail
aid
fighters-bombers
the
first
I
-The
Canadian
As-
caugnt
in
mass
flight
bevond
the
Ottawa.
Scotsmen
Apply
For
Police
Jobs
Get
Out
and
vote"
stickers
OTTAWA.
Alexander
Johnston,
former
deputy
minister
of
an
innocent
man
from
gettuig
his
freedam."
Meyer
was
convicted
by
a
post
Manchurian
border.
sociation
of
Broadcasters
-yes-
K
,,
.
uh
artillery
fighting
or
the
air
war,
per
hour
over
southern
1
is
and.
The
winds
moderating
over
the
e-l
but
it
will
be
well
alteinoon
before
much
is
nnied
on
the
south
The
Reds
were
caught
lust
'
terday
formally
recommended
to
R
p..r
r
,
tri
whn
wiU
both
of
which
indeed
have
now
transport,
who
retired
nearly
20
years
ago,
died
here
today
He
'ter
they
crossed
the
Yalu
Riv-
the
parliamentary
committee
on
'
'th
householders
with
becom-i
more
Intensified.
war
Canadian
court-martial
ol
;
responsibility
for
the
death
of
;
EDMONTON.
Fifty-four
ap-
ci,
ajijiaicuuy
on
a
training
u.uui...u.s
uu..v.v,..
w.
th
mnnthiv
h
s
"
uiu
had
helped
Guglielmo
Marconi
establish
the
first
radio
station
flight.
ithe
annual
$2.50
licence
fee
on
December'
7
a
half
hour
radio
yesterday-
18
taken
t0
nave
re-
!
radio
seats
and
the
replacement
,
ferred
more
particularly
to
artll-
in
Canada
beginning
at
8
p.m.
10
Canadian
prisoners
of
war
in
plications
lor
employment
as
Paeiiir
air
will
once
Normandy.
He
was
sentenced
to
policemen
have
been
received
by
rt
pouring
air
Into
the
death,
the
sentence
later
being
the
city.
All
are
from
Scotsmen,
is
ilie
low
pressure
mrr-
commuted
to
life
imprisonment.
They
were
forwarded
to
Mayor
LONDON
W
The
headmaster
'
of
same
hv
some
form
of
federal
r....6..
J...7
lerv
action
of
a
local
school
could
"read
be-;
sub.sidy.
1
mito
nT
iSriwmSc
ran-
Canadian
Press
Correspondent
tween
the
lines
'
when
many
boys
!
The
proposal
was
made
by
Bill
Boss
in
Korea
said
that
or
Hawrelak
who
said
the
appli
!h
coast.
!
i
oaay
Meyer
was
near
me
ena
didates
will
have
an
opportunity
Bre
llKInn
th-l
r
.1
.Vl
r
tjra
nl
nnn
t
c
J
.
....
ders
had
been
issued
for
Cana
his
iwiiSd
push
the
polar
air
of
an
eight-day
leave
with
..-.v.
v.iL.
oa.i.v
Vli"
jitu,
JUScJin
OCUgCWlUfc
Ul
IUIUIII'1,
.
cnPfllf
When
nuestionpd
thp
hnvc
or).
1
,.,.,
,1
,,.ol
(nr
k
ounnio.
lu
peait.
dian
ground
troops
not
to
take
cations
will
be
studied
by
the
city
commissioners
and
police
oflicials.
1
wife
and
children
at
his
childhood
home
In
Offleben.
December
11,
a
public
meeting
ffp,,sivl
.,,
mnhern
Interior
north-"R-iiB
milder
tempcra-
mitted
stealing
the
pens
from
1
tion,
in
testimony
before
the
RCMP
Seize
Trucks
of
Beer
PRINCETON.
Royal
Cana
hop.
i
Commons
committee.
at
the
Civic
Centre
will
be
spon-
I
Xne
Wnlte
House
ted
sored
for
the
same
purpose.
from
a
hltnert0
unpubllshed
se-Meanwhlle,
all
school
principals
cret
document
t0
snow
that
the
United
Nations
Adamant
win
ue
aKea
to
nave
leaeners
Natives
and
Income
Tax
lar
Prince
George
aica
muriow.
Rain
will
be
'
.ii
on
the
coast
both
cl
tomorrow
while
show-
;
'
iiiw
(lurries
will
spread
'M'e-mr
today,
rieglonal
valid
until
midnight1
Cuat
Region
A
little
j
preach
"Get
Out
and
Vote"
to
i
their
students
for
its
affect
on
1
parents.
Church
ministers
will
dian
Mounted
Police
last,
night
j
seized
two
truckloads
of
beer
j
near
here
and
are
requiring
anj
accounting
for
its
possession.
!
There
were
120
cases.
The
driv-
j
'
ers
were
not
arrested.
Vancouver
Test
Case
Being
Watched
With
Interest
ho
ronnoctcH
in
montinn
tlio
lml
Eighth
Army
issued
orders
Monday
directing
continuance
of,
hostilities
"until
the
signing
oi
an
armistice
agreement."
Presidential
Secretary
Joseph
Short
read
from
a
document
at
a
press
conference
In
which
he
denied
that
ground
fighting
had
been
brought
to
a
halt
over
the
Korean
battlefront.
....
,
.
portance
of
voting
in
their
Sun-
A
test
case
of
a
supreme
court
:
day
sermons.
rnn
Says
BC
Whaling
Good
For
Years
Caution
in
'Xmas
Buying
?
"Wlil.
Winds
south
(30)
'
i!
to
'20t
during
the
Lows
tonight
and
n'n
row-
at
Port
Hardy,!
mid
Prince
Rupert,
35,
Insist
:n
Armistice
Before
Troop
Withdrawal
MUNSAN
(P
Allied
truce
ne-:
gotiators
today
flatly
refused
j
even
to
discuss
withdrawal
of
'
ticops
from
Korea
until
an
arm-I
Isticc
is
signed.
They
meet
again
J
tonight
to
discuss
the
next
ques-'
t
on
of
cease
fire
inspection
behind
Hues.
The
Reds
had
demanded
immediate
wlthd:
awal
of
United
Nations
command
forces
from
Shoppers
Hanging
on
to
Purse
Strings
This
Vcar
hearing
in
Vancouver
in
connec-'
nection
with
an
income
tax1
charge
against
an
Alert
Bay
In-;
dian,
Thomas
Hunt,
was
post-
:
ponerf
today
from
December
5
until
further
notice.
j
A
wire
to
this
effect
was
received
this
morning
here
by
Frank
Calder,
MLA
for
Atlin.
,
The
tax
case
has
created
wide-'
COLOGNE,
Germany
1
Reuters)
Authorities
here
have
stepped
up
the
fight
against
smuggling
and
black
marketing
in
the
Cologne
area
which
Is
close
to
the
frontiers
of
France,
Belgium,
Luxembourg
and
Holland.
Two
big
unugg:ing
rings
have
been
broken
up.
VANCOUVER.
Johan
H.
Rudd,
professor
of
biology
at
Oslo
University,
says
British
Columbia
whaling
can
be
preserved
for
many
years
to
come
if
proper
methods
are
followed.
A
novel
arrangement
is
planned
for
election
day.
Police
will
be
requested
to
sound
Uie
city
curfew
siren
each
hour
the
polls
are
open.
Meanwhile,
Mr.
Jefferies
will
operate
a
sound
truck
to
explain
the
siren
and
will
give
a
brief
resume
of
the
issues
at
stake
in.
the
election
in
.every
part
of
the
city.
"This
is
one
of
the
fullest
elec
Earnings
of
Zellerbach
TORONTO
(CP)
Food
merchants
have
ca-st
a
wary
eye
on
the
way
1951
shoppers
are
hanging
on
to
their
Christmas
vy
Christmas
mm
-
0m
spread
interest
among
all
B.
C.
Sgt.
T.
A.
Stewart,
RCMP,
re-jnaljVes
and
Indians
of
Canada,
fess
Irattic
turned
to
the
city
on
last
night
s
SAN
FRANCISCO
(CP)
Tho
Crown-Zellerbach
1
Corporation
train
from
a
trip
to
Prince
The
result:
they
are
timidly
Korea,
stocking
their
shelves
with
the
Comparative
quiet
has
settled
least
expensive
holiday-season
over
the
battlefield
but
no
men-goodies,
tion
was
made
of
this
today
at
WINNIPEG
fi
Mr.
Justice
Ralph
Maybank
of
the
Court
of
King's
Bench
believes
Canadians
can
get
a
better
picture
of
their
tions
we've
ever
had.
Our
city
;
h
ursday
reported
consolidated
'
HEAL.-As
a
heavy
vol-Chri.stm.is
exnress
traf-
is
on
the
verge
of
a
big
future
and
we
will
need
every
voter
In
a
coast-to-coa-st
survey,
tlie
11.
p
m,
,tine
0f
truce
negotiators,
country
when
they
get
away
f
lucipiited
this
year.
G.
George
on
official
duties.
He
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Stewart
and
son.
They
are
taking
up
lesidence
on
Fourth
Avenue
West
in
the
suite
formerly
occupied
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
N.
Feero.
out
to
help
decide
who
will
di
rect
It,"
says
Mr.
Jefferies.
from
it
for
a
while.
In
an
address
here
he
said
he
has
found
this
to
be
true
while
serving
as
manager,
Express
i-anauian
nc.v
iuuuu
mm
mwi
united
Nations
pianes,
now-Association
of
Canada,
of
dealers
have
delayed
ordering
evcv
spoWed
a
record
9200
trucks
today
that
to
avoid
supplies,
trying
to
establish
first
rll,Shiiig
men
and
equipment
to
said
Mr.
Calder.
On
the
outcome
of
the
hearing
is
likely
to
depend
whether
or
not
Indians
wJl
pay
income
tax.
Mr.
Calder
said
this
was
the
third
or
fourth
time
the
case
lias
been
postponed.
He,
as
well
as
many
representatives
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
B.C.,
was
planning
to
attend
the
hearing.
Ed
Mahaney,
business
ag-'nt
of
NBBC,
wired
the
information
to
Mr.
Calder.
ward
the
Communist
front
lines,
a
delegate
to
the
United
Nations.
1
net
Income
for
six
months
end-led
October
31
of
$11,797,294
or
j
$3.82
per
share.
This
compares
with
$11,004,285,
equal
to
$3.53
a
share,
In
the
similar
1950
per-liod.
I
Federal
and
Canadian
taxes
ifor
six
months
totalled
$18,669,-1031
or
$6.42
a
share.
In
a
similar
1950
period
these
taxes
totalled
$10,936,154
or
$3.76
a
share.
Gen.
Eisenhower
Wants
Germans
ff
mment
it
will
be
neces-
n"w
consumers
are
going
u
cupresx
Christmas
par-
spend.
!f
.v
if
they
are
to
reach
ln
Halifax,
merchants
predict
''it'stlnaiion
before
the
ed
a
"sharp
cut"
in
luxury
buy
'
holiday
lng.
tiiti.sh
(imki.
Iii
Toronto,
one
butcher
con
Grant
Made
For
TODAY'S
STOCKS
((
miriest
M.
p.
IiiIhisIiiii
11.
.ti.)B
Production
of
paper
and
pu'.p
ROME
Following
the
conclu-
sion
of
the
NATO
conference
1
here
yesterday
came
an
import-'
for
sale
established
a
half-year
,or
expressing
parcell
fcsscd
thal
"everyone
has
Iccl-'p
J
1
f
rrtnifl
.
Province
is
December
ers
out"
to
establish
a
what
KOdU
Q
Ll
01111
will
be
selling.
He
Saskatchewan
and
Al-
Price
turkeys
e
I'oceniber
14-
to
Mani-
estimated
it
would
be
"one
of
VICTORIA
In
order
to
fac-
'
fc'Pcmbrr
13;
to
Ontario
tne
biggest
years
ln
poultry."
,
intato
the
operation
and
devel-
QiebiT,
which
never
bought
Cronin
Babine
December
12-
to
Families
opment
of
the
t'inswk-k,
Nova
Scotia
and
chicken
or
turkey
would
have
Mines
In
the
Omineca
Mining
fliluani
island
Tkwomhi.r
ne
this
year,
probably
becau.se
Division
the
sum
of
$10,000
has
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
..
.28
B'alorne
5.95
Cariboo
Quartz
1.10
Congress
06
Crrnln
Babine
49
ant-
statement
from
General
record
at
476,548
tons.
'
Eisenhower,
commander-in-chief;
(Crown-Zellerbach
is
the
parol'
North
Atlantic
forces.
ent
company
of
Pacific
Mills
n
General
Eisenhower
expressed
Ocean
Falls.)
himself
as
being
warmly
in
'
Canadian
Nuns
Going
on
Trial
PEIPING.
Four
Canadian
nulls
from
Quebec
and
a
fifth
from
the
United
States
are
going
on
trial
here
before
Communist
authorities.
They
are
charged
in
connection
with
the
deaths
of
2000
Chinese
orphans.
'u
Newfoundland
np.
'
"
would
be
cheaper
than
meat,
been
allocated
to
be
expended
on
the
Cronin
Mine
Road,
it
was
announced
by
the
Hon.
E.
T.
favor
of
inclusion
of
troops
from
West
Germany
in
the
North
Atlantic
defence.
G'ant
Mascot
90
Indian
Mines
24
Pioneer
1.90
Premier
Border
35
Privateer
1
08
Reeves
McDonald
6.00
Sheep
Creek
1.60
of
Big
Toronto
Bank
Snatch
Mad
Woman
Kenney,
Acting
Minister
;
Mine.;.
Silbak
Premier
Bridge
Fall
Closes
Road
f
Sale
?
Large
('UVER
0,Three
hun-,7
I
P"rlora
ln
British
Col-ylled
by
a
strike
at
four
j
TORONTO
(CP)
Five
armed
bandits
held
up
a
Royal
Bank
!
of
Canada
branch
at
suburban
jLeaside
today
and
escaped
with
an
estimated
$30,000
money
on
Buffalo
Canadian
17
Consol.
Smelters
168.50
Conwest
3.50
Donalda
39
Eldona
18
East.
Sullivan
8.90
Giant
Yellowknife
10.15
God's
Lake
37
Hardrock
13
Harricana
07
Vi
Heva
16
Jacknife
05
Joliet
Quebec
42
Litle
Long
Lac
75
Lynx
11
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.03
McKenzie
Red
Lake
..
.47
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.66
.Moneta
30
Negus
62
1
i
Noranda
,
77.50
Louvlcourt
.41
Pickle
Crow
1.62
San
Antonio
260
Senator
Rouyn
15
Sherrit
Gordon
3.85
Steep
Rock
"...
6.50
Silver
Miller
1.40
Upper
Canada
1.60
Golden
Maniteu
6.70
Colored
Berets
New
Army
Issue
TIDES
-
-
Saturday,
December
1,
1951
High
2:56
20.0
feet
14:32
230
feet
Killer
Free
PHOENIX,
Arizona
(CP)
Winnie
Ruth
Judd,
notorious
trunk
murderess
of
20
years
ago,
remained
at
large
today
after
breaking
out
of-
state
hospital
for
the
insane
last
night.
It
was
Vananda
15
Salmon
Gold
:
03
Spud
Valley
15
Silver
Standard
2.50
Western
Uranium
4
25
A
broken
bridue
20
miles
east
hand
to
cash
month-end
Davroll
7
7
feet
.
0f
Terrace
has
closed
Highway
checks.
OTTAWA.-beret
worn
The
familiar
khaki
Oils
in
the
aCnadianj
Anglo
Canadian
R05
Low
8:32
21:19
1.6
feet:
16
to
all
traffic
between
Terrace!
The
robbery
was
carried
out
v-
approxim-
Army
win
oe
repiacea.
1
land
Hazelton.
A
tractor
and
.with
machine-like"
precision
by
.
sillcSi
ule
Bni-,
tne
iourtn
escape
101
me
ciai
An
announcement
will
shortly
be
made
to
the
effect
that,
in
Union
steamer
coqultlam,
'
truck
of
Little,
Haugland
&
Kerr
,
a
six-man
gang
and
took
only
Capt.
James
Hunter,
from
Van-;
Ltd.
collapsed
the
St.
Croix
four
minutes,
couver
via
Kemano
and
other
i
bridge
last
night
while
driving
A.
P.
Con
42
Calmont
1.59
Mercury
19
Okalta
2.90
Royal
Canadian
15
TORONTO
Athona
08
Aumaque
23
Beattie
18
Hlfrt
naauuiauuil
Killer.
Tu
.,
inursday.
Twenty
years
ago
she
shot
two
1
1
nke
of
431
brewery
girl
friends
lo
death,
dismem-J
:
is
now
n
its
Sxth
weell,
bered
tneir
bodies
and
shipped
j
Rupert
beer
parlors
I
the
grlsley
remains
to
Los
An-ciosect,
a
small
amount
!
geles
in
a
trunk
and
suitcase.
B.C.
Interior
beer
has
!
Mrs.
Judd
was
then
convicted
coastal
points,
is
due
in
port
at
over
it.
No
one
was
injured.
j
7:30
tonight
and
will
sail
at:
L.
E.
Smith,
district
public!
ANCIENT
OARSMEN
future,
troops
will
be
Issued
with
j
berets
in
their
corps
colors
red
I
for
Infantry,
green
for
rifle
units,
yellow
for
pay
corps,
in
addition
!
to
the
black
and
maroon
already
!
midnight
for
the
south
end
of
,
works
engineer,
announced
this
I
The
Trireme,
the
sea
galley
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
re-,
morning
the
highway
would
be
ithe
Greeks
and
Romans,
car-turning
here
Sunday
evening
closed
until
further
notice,
while
ried
174
oarsmen
in
three
banks
s6uthbound.
j
repairs
are
being
made.
;
0f
oars.
armored
and
airborne
1
'
aoie
at
tne
iqnr
and
sentenced
to
be
hanged
but
worn
by
I
..
was
later
adjudged
insane,
,
.units.
J
Bevcouit
.
60