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the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
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VOL.
XL,
No.
295
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
18,'
1951
PRICE
FiVB
CENTS
Sot;
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M
Ml
Irk
i?
IF
imnr
..
it
Vi
u
VJ
Pipe
Line
Four
Children
Opposition
Hits
Building
Road
Along
Wild
Sheena
to
Save
Fishery
iig
Herring
larvestEnds
.Contracts
Bum
to
Death
a
intend
rice
Ban
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska
Oi
Four
lunulas
Finished
Comstock-Miclwestern
and
Mannix
Awarded
Rig
Oil
Carrying
Job
i
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II
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UUI
lieu
tu
urnwi
u,
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.
.....
.
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.
i
r.
t
,
iiivur
caoin
at
nearoy
optnara
l,lf
first
Time
i;,.re
Christmas
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
government's
proposal
to
ban
resale
price
maintenance
has
developed
into
a
hot
parliamentary
issue
and
threatens
to
delay
the
hoped-for
Christmas
adjournment.
In
...
of
the
largest
runs
Vouthful
Kngincvr
Leading
Tough
Winter
Task
.'
To
protect
one
of
British
Columbia's
largest
industries
from
further
ravages
by
nature,
a
handful
of
men,
led
by
a
youthful
engineer,
is
penetrating
this
province's
wildest
territory,
bucking
muskeg,
slush,
ice,
snow
and
low
temperatures.
Justice
Minister
Carson
yes-
terday
introduced
legislation
0
i
wmuay
as
mcir
graiiuiiiutiier
TORONTO
(CP)
Construction
trjcd
Uj
get
through
a
window
to
of
a
pipe
line
which
will
carry
i
rPSCue
them
Albe
ta
oil
to
the
Pacific
Coa.it
j
The
dCttd
are
children
of
Mr.
will
start
In
February.
antl
Mrs
Thomas
J.
Fleming
Tlic
C'j3-mile
line
from
Eclmon-
Rwilee
aged
two;
verarin,
4,
and
ton
to
Vancouver
will
b-
built
fo;
jnijj
and
Patricia,
ten-month
the
Trans-Mountain
Oil
Pipe
0(1
lwjns
Line
Co.
by
two
companies
470j
Tnrlr
gramlmoUlori
Mrs.
Vtra
miles
of
It
by
C:mstock-Mid-'
sl,aw
caring
for
them
In
a
small
western
United,
subsidiary
of
f
at)ln
had
gone
oul
or
a
mlnute
the
Canadian
Comstock
Co.
LUJ.;Vi,en
the
fire
started,
and
the
balance
by
Mannix
Lim-J;
,
Prisoner
Lists
Are
Exchanged
Sudden
Move
in
Truce
Negotiations
MUNSAN
Chinese
Communists
last,
ntp;ht,
stirtrteMily
sinwrl
to
an
exchange
of
lists
of
prisoners
of
war,
a
point
for
which
the
United
Nations
has
been
holding
out
as
a
basU
of
arranging
actual
exchange.
Following
their
sudden
capitulation
to
U
N.
demands,
the
Communist
negotiators
today
turned
over
to
the
United
Nations
a
list
of
11,559
prisoners,
Including
3,198
Americans
and
one
Canadian.
It
also
listed
919
BritLshera.
They
said
the
list
includes
all
prisoners
of
the
Korean
war
in
their
hands.
The
United
Nations
gave
the
Reds
a
list
of
132,474
Chinese
and
North
Korean
prisoners.
Five
months
ago,
when
the
sockeye
salmon
run
up
the
saying
It
would
help
the
small
consumer,
but
.
the
Progressive
Conservative
party
promptly
proposed
It
be
killed
on
the
grounds
It
would
destroy
the
small
business
man.
E.
D.
Fulton
(Progressive
Conservative,
Kamloops),
contend
nv
yen
is
has
for
th
first
time
,j
Vlic
herring
quota
of
the
,rn
sub-division
before
jilinas
and
a
10.000-ton
cx-1(,n
of
tin:
30.000-ton
quota
,
'niii'd
M'iday,
20
hours
after
,
,is
(d
anted.
is
more
outstanding
ac-ih'ii;
to
Department
of
Fisher-divisional
office
here,
is
that
he
herring
have
been
found
.spot
-Gasuoat
Pass,
an
i
of
Kws
than
four
square
,
Location
is
on
the
south-tip
of
porchcr
Island,
Just
off
,i)
channel.
Final
Appeal
In
Union
Case
Skeena
River
was
at
its
peak,
a
disastrous
slide
cut
off
the
main
route
to
spawning
grounds
In
Bablnc
Lake.
Thousands
of
tons
of
rock
caved
In
a
narrow
gorge
In
the
Babine
River,
some
40
Reopening
Pub
Business
Brisk
At
the
door
of
their
favorite
"pubs"
this
morning,
several
hundred
patrons
waited
to
get
their
first
drink
of
beer
on
the
dot
as
the
portals
swung
open
at
10:30.
Must
hotels
reported
"brisk"
morning
business
and
by
early
afternoon
beer
quaffcrs
moved
around
easily
as
though
the
source
of
their
enjoyment
had
never
been
stilled.
An
extra
supply
ordered
by
most
hotels
is
expected
to
ar-
ing
the
bill
would
help
the
government's
"friends
In
big
business,"
proposed
Its
consideration
VANCOUVER
0
My
ron
Kuz-
miles
north
of
Hazelton
and
the
be
deferred
for
six
months
a
yci,
wcmei,
wno
nas
j
Canadian
National
Railways
Steel
Strike
Set
for
Jan.
1
Ph!ip
Murray
Tells
United
States
Industry
it
must
Have
Agreement
lted
of
Calgary.
Headquarters
for
the
project
will
be
In
Vancouver
and
Edmonton.
Between
lOuO
and
1250
men
will
be
employed
clearing
'and
levelling
the
rockbound
right-of-way.
Pipe
laying
will
be
done
by
four
"spreads"
of
equipment,
one
working
east
from
Vancouver,
two
working
in
both
directions
from
Red
Pass
Junction
and
one
,.t
mmta
was
flllcrt
.
Vr"
J
main
northern
line.
parliamentary
device
for
killing
legislation.
'
.'
,
J,"
is'i'l,
may
make
anollier
appeal
In
November
following
a
few
pin.
'
.
:or
recognition.
The
bill
would
prohibit
resale
ill
lolls
ui
Ileum,;
wcic
ii:-
.
Z.
.
'
i
ir
preliminary
surveys,
Jack
Dyson.
,yn
.
f,
T
.
1
tTilL?.T;24-yr-old
...
,-,,t
"
Jii-uu
divisional
niiwiwiiBi
engineer,
t,ft,,,vvi,
price
maintenance
a
business
(j
SCI
1
1-
II.
OIIIIUHV
VIIC
i
practice
by
wnich
manufacturers
set
the
prices
at
which
retailers
sell
their
merchandise.
PITTSBURG
(CP)
CIO
United
Pleel
Workers
of
America
served!
rive
before
Christmas.
from
Kamloops.
C.
C.
Rathgeb.
president
of
notice
on
the
steel
industry
M
in-,
,
v;,s
granted
but
was
'
J
"
''"awa
hTrcw'nd
n,ne
eiCn
bcn
the
deUber-,,1
the
next
day
when
33
!td
L&
ISltZKK
M,
eeilei
"
1
",
the
OMbr
extended
P,ttSS
quota
"U
i
ni-ni-ril
"I
may
appeal
Wnrltpn'
to
the
Federation
Shipyard
"i
tn
Snd
blutk-
Ul"
thE
m
muht
Zt
n
,i,.
a
ivw
hours.
he
said
1
m
wl-1'
uallril'd
to
i
,,,,,
,,.
,.,,
,,..,
no
M,m-
,
,",d.u
.
x.
take
In
heavy
engineering
equip-
I
,,
'ling
to
Deuartment
f.
lmcrH1
oI
lhe
ltttefit
pr"
!
ment
with
which
the
Department
iu,
is
that
majority
of
the
Kfear
ago
Kuzych
wm
!
.
fl'l
1
Garson
told
the
House
that
prices
are
higher
with
price
maintenance
than
they
would
be
C
om
s
to
c
k
-
M
I
d
western,
an-jtl.iy
that
they
will
strike
New
nounced
construction
details
yesterday.
Boat
Found
But
Man
Still
Lost
of
the
same
year
class
as
without
It
and
the
"poorer"
purchaser
is
deprived
of
the
right
to
buy
more
cheaply
In
minimum
service
stores.
He
also
said
that
the
system
helps
to
promote
price-fixing
combines.
cxpell
ipellcd
from
Local
No.
1
of
the!,,.,,..
other
death-dealing
rinuii,.rinniit,
m
blow
tn
to
th,
the
uf
the
big
run
last
year-
Year's
Day
unless
they
get
a
15c
hourly
pay
boost
and
other
benefits.
"We
will
not
work
without
a
contract,"
declared
Philip
Murray,
president
of
both
CIO
and
Hie
United
Steel
Workers.
Murray
reported
that
the,
union's
executive
board
and
British
Columbia
Boilermakers'
Winter
Hits
Air
Travel
Vancouver-Prince
Rupert
Flying
Handicapped
for
Second
Straight
Day
Air
traffic
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
was
handicapped
again
this
time
became
of
icy
runway
conditions
at
the
ih.il
got
away.
The
fate
of
Edward
A.
Pratt,
a
North
Vancouver
fishbuyer,
was
still
unknown
up
to
the
wane
policy
committee
directed!
first
of
the
week,
although
his
Strike
Closes
Y.
Restaurants
him
to
call
a
special
inleniation-'
boat,
the
Voyageur,
had
been
I
Union
for
allegedly
arguing
pub-
licly
ugainst
the
principle
of
a
jcloxrd
shop.
The
Shipyard
Federation
Is
tliv
I
parent
body
of
the
Boilermakers'
I
Union.
I
In
an
earlier
Judgment,
the
Privy
Council,
recognizing
the
right
of
.
a
union
to
expel
one
of
its
members,
ruled
Kuych
should
lia
appealed
to
the
Federation.
Communists
Hold
Priests
Britain
Asks
Quiet
in
Suez
CAIRO
(CP)-
Britain's
miliary
commander
in
the
Suea
Caiwl
zone
asked
Egypt
Monday
for
a
"period
of
silence,"
accompanied
by
talks
on
settling
the
bloody
Anglo-Egyptian
crisis.
,
General
Sir
George
Ei.skinc
urged
the
Egyptians
to
stop
en
al
convention
of
the
United
Steel
found,
after
being
missing
for
fishing
industry
next
year.
Last
summer,
the
department
estimates,
half
a
million
spawning
sockeye
were
trapped
by
the
slide
to
die
without
rraehing
spawning,
grounds.
The
tragedy
is
expected
to
be
felt
strongly
in
Skeena
River
fishing
during
the
next
four-year
cycle.
Young
Dyson,
Prince
Rupert-based
engineer,
sends
in
periodical
reports
to
his
divisional
heud(iiarters
here,
but
.the
pro-iContintied
on
page
a
Workers
January
3
-"because
of
over.
a
week
off
the
northern
iSandspIt
junction
strip.
Yester
the
seriousness
of
the
situation'
end
of
Vancouver
Island.
which
confronts
the
union."
Pratt,
in
the
employ
of
the
SUCHOW
-Eight
Canadian
Ro-
day
a
80-mllc-an-hour
gale
had
h.eid
up
flights.
Meanwhile,
upwards
of
50
passengers
planning
to
go
south
by
I
W
YOHK
.
Famous
New
I:
ivvaiininls
and
night
clubs.
wnii:
-lack
Lvnipsey's.
are
el
h''i';uiM'
of
a
strike
of
ss.
wallers
and
bartenders.
The
convention,
Murray
said,
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
Ltd.
had
man
Catholic
priests
and
one
will
have
the
power
to
accept
left
Bull
Harbor
for
Winter
Har-
brother
havebeen
placed
under
cr
reject
any
proposed
settle-
ber,
at
the
extreme
northern
house
arrest
here
by
the
Com
ment
worked
out
by
J
the
govern-
tip
of
Vancouver
Lsland.
aboard
munisl
authorities,
it
became
f.LiVL
i.
i
,
i
Vi
rnnii
rii
ir.ain,
1.,,
....i
.
steamships,
teamships
as
as
a
a
sure
sure
way
way
of
of
get
get-
Victim
of
JIILIIH..
-
itvvuvijr
pmw,o.,.u
,tum.i,
IfVIIVWII
WUttJ
.
couraging
guerrilla
"terrorists"
!
and
imposing
actions
against!
Britain
as
a
step
toward
build-1
lug
up
defence
of
the
Middle
j
WEATHER
-
Frostbite
Death
Leaps
atr
Hospital
jxioria
Defence
Siv,!
Practice
East..
-
fi
-.
-
"If
we
have
to
continue
in
the:
present
fashion,"
his
statement!
said,
"a
situation
of
such
gravity
(Western
Plan
'Vishy-Vashy'
ting
transport
providing
they
can
be
accommodated.
The
.Ktila-
rd
f!'SJh.t
from
Vancouver
tJtiay
got
as
far
as
Port
Hardy
whence
it
turned
back
to
Vancouver
after
being
advised
that
it
could
not
land
at
Sandspit
owing
to
the
strip
being
iced
over.
Yesterday's
flight
from
Vancouver
could
not
land
at
Sand-
Young
Man
Sucrumhs
After
Being
Found
Frostbitten
In
Car
Near
Burns
Lake
A
young
man,
who
was
found
Vt.H
to
Thoroughly
Investigate
Parallel
Incidents
VICTORIA
Victoria
will
have
a
full
scale
civilian
defence
ex
would
be
created
that
nobody
can
plan
the
limit
of
its
reper-
ercise
here
next
spring.
It
will
Dredge
Delkatla,
Deepen
Skidegate
cussions
throughout
the
Middle!
VANCOUVER
1
Frederick!
East."
(William
Thompson,
62-year-old;
"
-"
.llH
j
we
than
two-and-a-half
in-
uf
nun
f
II
o
the
west
roast
nine
than
onc-und-a
-half
!
nv
over
the
lower
mainland
;i
ri
iilt
of
the
storm
which
!
nl
southward
over
the
Brit-
Olmnbiii.
coast
during
the!
iit.
Mixed
ruin
and
snow
In
lower
mainland
areas
pro-
i
in
ipleusiuil
conditions
uii-,
('oi.
Fresh
snow
is
reported
,
r
mm
h
of
the
interior.
Strong
Ne.si
winds
have
developed
j
he
rua.slal
areas
In
the
wake
In-
sliii
in
('old
uir
Is
rxpec-
resident
of
Dawson
Creek,
died
spit
or
Port
Hardy
on
account
But
there
was
no
let-up
in
attacks
on
British
forces.
be
fashioned
after
the
model
of
that
held
a
few
weeks
ago
in
New
York.
The
exact
date
will
be
kept
a
secret.
j
Monday
of
injuries
received
earl-!
Kary
dredging
of
ier
in
the
week
when
he
jumped
t,
'h
.
..,
Delkatla
an
ideal
badly
frozen
In
his
car
42
miles
PARIS
-Speaking
at
the
politi-
south
of
Burns
Lake
Sunday
a,i
committee
of
the
United
Na-
mornlng,
died
of
pneumonia
In
t.k)ns
today,
Foreign
Minister
hospital
at
Burns
Lake
yester-
Andrei
vi-'hlnsky
of
Russia
said
(lay.
.
tlie
disarmament
plan
uf
the
ItCMP
reporl
George
Krheck,
western
powers
was
"wlshy-
25,
of
Dawson
Creek,
apparently
wtt.shy
and
meaningless."
had
been
motoring
toward
Fran-,
un
jlc
proporul
Is
difer-
coLsc
UiLke.
He
wits
discovered
rnl
ul)t
tomorrow,
by
a
passing
motorist
Sunday
place
of
shelter
for
vessels
oper
liioiii
a
orvonu-fi-un
jr
wuiuuw
ill,
the
Vancouver
General
Hospital.
ating
off
the
north
Queen
Char-
lfittn
TcInnHi:
lu
hcinn
Qt-lrAf!
ttf
On
Sunday,
Hector
Fitzgerald,
Big
Blizzard
Hits
Alberta
aged
80
Vancouver,
died
a
fewjtnc
fedpra,
d;partmenB.
of
public
Big
Blaze
in
Newfoundland
...,...
...,.
wiiiii6iu
works
by
Prince
ROpert
Fisher-
morning
and
rushed
to
Burns
re
m
move
soiiui
over
uic
coast
;
,Io,spiul
but
not
li.oiiai
cn-arum
wm
Viv
,
.M,ns,iollsri.JiS
O
wnmuw
a
miiu-airtjitj
n,,n-
room
at
the
hospital.
Lvon
N.
Hlnkerncll,
hospitaj
j
supervisor,
said
a
"very
thor-j
ough"
Investigation
iiad
been'
Schcck's
car
is
believed
to
CALGARY
-
First
big
bliz-,zard
of
the
season
hit
Southern
I
Alberta
today
and
Is
expected
to
General
Prisoner
have
stalled
Saturday
niglvt
in
sub-zero
temperatures.
His
relatives
live
at
Dawson
Creek.
.reach
full
intensity
tonight
over
started
into
both
deaths
of
high
wind
and,
turning
back,
came
down
at
Comox
for
the
night
as
Vancouver
was
also
by
that
time
stormbound
for
flying.
One
flight
got
through
from
here
to
Sandspit
yesterday
before
the
gale
came
up
and
left
her
passengers
there,
returning
here.
Only
flight
through
to
Vancouver
yesterday
was
a
direct
hop
by
the
Landseair
which
returned
here
direct
e.irly
this
afternoon
and
hopped
oft
at
2:30
p.m.
to
go
back
to
Vancouver
for
the
only
southbound
flight
of
the
day.
Vancouver
and
Sandspit
are
not
alone
in
being
plagued
by
unfavorable
flying
conditions.
Prince
George,
Calgary,
Edmonton
all
have
grounded
aircraft
today.
Prince
Rupert,
however,
was
CORONER
BROOK,
Newlound-laud-A
million
dollars
damage
was
done
when
fire
destroyed
a
warehouse
here
containing
rubber
tires,
cigarettes
and
beer.
A
nearby
office
building
was
also
destroyed
and
the
Canadian
National
Railways
station
was
threatened.
men
s
Co-operative
Association,
a
resolution
to
this
effect
being
passed
at
the
semi-annual
meeting
here
at,
the
week-end.
A
Coop
spokesman
said
that
the
nature
of
Delkatla
bottom
was
such
that
dredging
would
not
be
a
very
big
problem.
The
public
works
department
is
also
being
asked
to
deepen
Skidegate
inlet,
tortuous
shortcut
between
Graham
and
Moresby
Island
leading
to
the
west
coast
fishing
grounds.
This
work
Both
patients
had
undergone
surgical
operations.
Former
Calgary
Lethbridge,
Calgary
and
passing
on
into
Moose
Jaw
and
south
Saskatchewan.
j
Heavy
snow
was
uccoinpunied
by
high
winds
antf
sub-zero
tcni-pe:
atures.
!
51st
Vancouver
Traffic
Death
i:ehauge
of
l
ists
Reveals
Mystery
of
I'.S.
2ith
Division
Chief
e
freezing
conditions
over
ouvcr
island
and
the
lower
mlaml
tonight.
'
Forecast
''"Hi
coast
region
-
Cloudy
li
widely
scattered
snow
flur-
He:inng
Uivard
evening.
A
Hiiuils
overnight
and
Wed-fy
morning.
Cloudy
Wed-lay
afternoon.
Colder.
Winds
Unvt
1
35
1
1
1)
the
exposed
'v
"ear
the
Queen
Charlottes
!
northwest
(20
along
the
iiiland,
decreasing
to
light
loin
lows
tonight
and
highs
ilnesilay
at
Port
Hardy
and
lit.
25
and
35;
at
Prince
i'Tt.
20
and
32.
NATIVE
MUSIC
would
eliminate
dangerous
rocks
MUNSAN
r
-
It.
was
reported
VANCOUVER
-
Vancouver
had
l(Klay
Ulil.
(ho
n.s.
,lf
Communi.st
'
IU
fifty-first
traffic
fatality
of
prS.mor!,
i
t.l,P
Korean
war,
the
year
when
Herbert
Flcisch-
iunu,d
ovcr
Communists
toman,
aged
24.
died
on
his
way
to
Uniicd
Nations
today
Includes.
Member
Passes
CALGARY
if'
A.
L.
Smith,
K.C..
aged
05,
former
Progressive
Conservative
member
of
the
House
of
Commons
for
Calgary
W
st.
died
Monday
night.
Mr
Kmit.h
died
in
hosnital
of
in
mid-channel
MONTREAL
Vh
West
Indian
students
at
McGill
University
staged
their
own
concert
in
aid
.
Priests
Head
For
Outposts
Roman
Catholic
Church
will
A
Suggestion
that
the
radio
beacon
at
Dead
Tree
Point
be
moved
to
Lawn
Hill
Point
where
hospital
alter
oemg
si,rucK
Dy
a
lh0
nume
of
Major
General
Wit-
poor
visibility
on
car
during
ttingsway.
of
the
Jamaican
hurricane
relief
having
fine,
sunny,
calm
weath-fund,
featuring
colorful
calypso
er
although
ice
conditions
at
music
In
a
Cariobean
setting
with
j
various
district
points
were
pie-authentic
costumes
of
tire
stu-j
venting
the
other
local
air
line
dents'
native
lands.
I
QCA
from
taking
off.
liain
F.
Dean,
lost
commander
of
the
United
States
Twenty-,
Fourth
Division.
a
ce;
ebral
hemorrhage.
His
phys-
j
it
would
be
more
effective
is
also
ician
said
the
attack
was
the
j
being
forwarded.
Dean
has
been
missing
since
take
care
of
its
Ilock
at
outlying
summation
of
illness
that
had
Doints
this
Christmas
season.
forced
him
to
resign
his
seat
the
fall
of
Taejon
in
July
1950
"Callousness-
Father
F.
J
Ravner.
O.M.I..
is
rli
VOir-
'
1'inu
:
i
.'Vi
".
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Fantastic
Lie
It
is
also
reported
that
Associated
Press
Photographer
Frank
Noel
missing
many
months,
Is
a
prisoner.
Loggers
Want
BtCvurtrsy
t.
P.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.lM
In
a
radio
broadcast
to
his
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
..
.25
Bialorne
610
03
B
R
X
constituents
last
night,
E.
T.
Applewliaite.
MP
for
Skeena,
dubbed
as
"fantastic
lies,"
suggestions
of
callousness
of
Cana-dan
soldiers
in
the
Koiean
war.
r-
H
,
.
V1
TORONTO
Athona
:
.08
Aumaque
22
Beattle
19
Bevcourt
72
Buffalo
Canadian
'
.183i
'Consul.
Smelters
179.00
Conwest
3.70
Donalda
53
Eldona
.23
',4
East
Sullivan
9.15
I
Elected
during
the
1945
gen-
.
,
,.
,
,
,.
.,
being
dispatched
to
Kemano
Bay
MrK
WB,
vlpclkm,
Smilh
lnJected
and
will
leave
this
week.
J
wjt
alKi
w.sdoni
into
many
House
Fat
her
T.
J.
McNamara,
O.M.I.,
debates.
He
was
succeeded
by
Is
going
to
Stewart
and
will
leave
C.
O.
Nickle
In
a
December
10
next
Sunday.
i
by-election.
United
States
Air
Force
Harnessing
Atomic
Energy
Let
Engine
Contract
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
The
Air
Force
announced
Monday
night
that
it
has
let
a
new
contract
for
development
of
an
atomic
aircraft
engine
in
what
was
described
as
another
approach
to
finding
a
way
to
harness
atomic
power
to
flying.
Pay
Guarantee
VANCOUVER
CP
A
group
of
buckcrs
and
fullers
Monday
Indicated
that
they
will
press
for
;
guaranteed
daily
wage
of
$22
at
Cariboo
Quartz
1.10
Congress
s
06
Cronin
Babine
50
Giant
Mascot
85
Indian
Mines
25
Pend
Oreille
8.95
Pioneer
2.00
Premier.
Border
.
.33
Privateer
,
08
Reeves
McDonald
........
6.00
the
annual
convention
next
month
of
the
International
As
an
example
to
the
contrary,
Mr.
Applewliaite
cited
the
case
of
one
Canadian
unit
whose
men
had
put
up
$1000
for
a
Korean
orphanage.
Mr.
Applewliaite.
who
recently
visitod
the
Korean
front,
assured
relatives
of
the
high
morale,
good
health
and
spirits
and
fine
"lough"'
physical
form
of
the
Cunadian
soldiers.
Mrs.
Applewliaite
also
spoke
on
the
same
broadcast.
Giant
Yellowknife
God's
Lake
....
Hardrock
Harrieana
Heva
."fiV.-.
.
1
M
"
i
.....
x
'..
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.103'4
.36
i
.13
.08
10',i
.45
.04
Reno
Woodworkers
of
America.
At
the
present
time
the
fallers'
and
buckers'
only
guarantee
is
two
hours'
call
time
pay.
Jolict
Quebec
Little
Long
Lac
76
They
estimate
they
earn
ubout
$25
a
day
under
favorable
conditions.
Fallers
and
buckers
work
on
contract
basis
and
are
paid
on
,i
piecework
rating.
The
contract
was
awarded
to
Pratt
&
Whitney
Aircraft
Corporation
of
East
Hartford,
Connecticut.
Last
March
the
Atomic
Energy
Commission
announced
it
had
authorized
negotiation
of
a
contract
with
a
General
Electric
Co.
division
"for
further
development
of
a
nuclear
reactor
for
aircraft."
Twenty-Eight
!
Days
To
Get
Back
.on
Job
VANCOUVER.-
The
men
who
left
the
Torbrit
silver
mine
at
Sheep
Creek
1.70
Silbak
Premier
63
Taku
River
.08
Vananda
16
Salmon
Gold
.
.01
Vi
Spud
Valley
17
Silver
Standard
2.50
Western
Uranium
4.25
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
8.95
A
P
Con
t
.65
Calmont
1.65
Central
Ledifc
2.60
Home
Oil
;
17.80
Mercury
22
Okalta
3.40
Royal
Canadian
.20
ft
Lynx
-..mi
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.20
McKenzie
Red
Lake
45
Mc.Leod
Cockshutt
2.98
Moneta
.35
'
Noranda
.80.
Louvicourt
'
.33
Pickle
Crow
1.69
San
Antonio
2.65
Senator
Rouyn
16
Sherrit
Gordon
3.95
Steep
Rock
6.85
Silver
Miller
'
1.35
Upper
Canada
1.64
Brazilian
Train
Wreck
Toll
53
RIO
DE
JANEIRO
The
death
toll
from
yesterday's
passenger
train
derailment
near
Fortaleza
rose
to
53
today.
Nearly
200
were
injured,
fifty
seriously.
'J'R
ACE
KIN
-Baron
W.
Rlchtofen,
cousin
of
Baron
von
1
'"'
''lolvn,
German
ace
of
the
First
Woi
id
War,
has
bought
a
farm
N'is."ugawcya
Township
near
Guelph,
Ont.
The
42-year-old
''"ii'i.
recently
arrived
in
Canada,
is
shown
with
his
wife
and
;u
of
the
Imported
trotting
horses
which
he
brought
with
him
,ru"i
'lis
native
Germany.
He
intends
to
bieed
standard
breds,
''
'spring
of
a
famous
trotter,
King
Harvester.
The
Rlchtofens
n
to
construct
a
small
training
farm
when
they
get
settled.
(CP
PHOTO)
TIDES
-
-
Wednesday,
December
19,
1951
High
5:12
18.0
feet
18:51
17.5
feet
The
reactor
converts
atomic
Alice
Arm
when
the
strike
was
energy.
called
October
30
will
be
rehired
The
Air
Force
shrouded
most
Low
11:04
9.7
feet
23:25
6.3
feet
should
they
report
for
work
phrases
of
the
development
pro
within
28
days.
j
grant
in
mystery,
i