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Published
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Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
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Key
to
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Northwest"
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DISPATCHED
VOL.
XL.
No.
232
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
3.
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
dian
Dollar
Purchase
lTfy
iinn
Ml
i
TO
It
mm
4
lue
Losing
more
wound
m)
h
I
t
fc
hi
OTTAWA
OTTAWA
iCB
DiiouM
Purchasing
value
of
the
Canadian
dollar
appears
to
be
dropping
further
and
faster
than
its
United
States
equiva
Starting
Alaska
Trail
add
to
aliate
lent.
Based
on
cost-of-living
trends
in
both
countries,
the
Canadian
J
,
j
i
,JV1
'in.u
u.i
ttiiu
mc
mil-
:
I
nvi..nn
4.
ill..-
I..
1
,1
'
&
ICP
-Canada
and
11
i
Since
the
pre-war
period
of
Maxim
Schapiro
Here
"
Bound
North
Returning
With
Rising
New
Baritone
'
Inaugurating
the
1951-52
winter
season
of
the
Alaska
Trail
which
will
bring
top
flight
stars
of
vocal
and
instrumental
music
World
Series
To
be
Aired
Jj.tn.-s
will
tvtallate
1835-39
purchasing
value,
the
i,
United
States
If
it
Canadian
dollar
declined
47.1c
mm
itrkUon
on
!
and
the
American
4.lc.
J,,:';.,,
James
Sinclair
j
Government
statisticians
esti-.i.v.
j
mated
that,
on
the
basis
of
latest
Abadan
Abandoned
Following
Ouster
'
ABADAN
(CD
Thj
EiiU.Va
cruiser
Mauritius,
with
280
oustpd
employees
of
the
nationalized
Anglo-Iranian
Oil
Co.,
today
sailed
for
Basra,
Iraq.
Removal
of
the
last
British
technical
employees
from
the
huge
Abadan
refinery
left
the
Iranians
in
full
possession
of
the
rich
Uranian
oil
industry,
f'rom
Basra
the
Britons
will
leave
by
air
for
home.
They
were
summarily
ordered
out
of
the
country
by
Premier
Mossadegh's
government.
i.;jfv
;i.s.sisi.aiH
w
ri--"
'ji
nvmg
u--iius,
me
pur
Douglas
Abbott,
chasing
value
of
the
Canadian
i
to
Alaska
and
Prince
Rupert,
,
Maxim
Schapiro.
celebrated
pianist,
is
in
itti
c.iy
aboard
the
.,UT
ir
s,i:
an
inter-
i
dohar
would
be
52
9c
and
the
id
in
-.
j
United
St
ates
has
j
American
57.7c.
L:tli
m
which
to
elim-
-
ti
turns
wtnen
anacia
J.
aiis
terms
of
gen-iiniiit
on
tariffs
and
The
World
Series
will
be
on
the
ait
from
station
CFPR
ccmmer.ctnj
tomorrow.
Th;
broadcai-t
will
sta
't
at
9:45
a.m.
Pacific
Standard
Time
on
each
of
the
week-days
with
the
Sunday
game
commencing
at
10:45
a.m.
Cuts
Down
Flood
And
Expels
Odor
,
..
id
ions
are
not
fm.ula
and
11
other
,;!ii'UHling
the
United
e
prepared
to
with-.
'$-
taiitf
concessions,
a.
ritintions
are
Imposed
i
i
Art
clause
attached
i
to
the
United
States
j;
.s
main
defence
pro-
Prince
Geo
ge
today
bound
north.
At
Cordova,
Mr.
Schapiro
will
rendezvous
with
Donald
Gramni,
rising
24-year-old
baritone
of
Chicago,
who
has
been
talcing
the
United
States
by
storm
in
recent
months.
After
thtir
Alaska
tour,
Schapiro
and
Gramm
will
be
in
Prince
Rupert
October
25
to
appear
in
joint
recital
here.
Schapiro
is
no
stranger
to
Prince
Rupert.
He
has
already
had
two
spell-binding
engagements
here.
"Gramm
has
tremendous
talent,"
Schapiro
enthused
to
the
Daily
News
today.
"He
has
been
mt'jting
with
enthusiastic
receptions
everywhere
he
goes.
He
has
the
wonderful
faculty
of
singing
In
every
language.
He
is
pianist
and
organist
too."
PEARSON'S
ASSISTANT
Allied
I
ick.
36,
of
Montreal,
head
of
the
External
Affairs
Department's
Common
wealth
D.
vision,
has
been
named
special
as-lstant
to
External
Affairs
Minister
Pearson.
He
tvplacfs
D.
V.
LePan,
37,
of
Toronto,
who
takes
a
senior
post
In
the
Canadian
Embassy
at
Washington.
(CP
PHOTO)
EDMONTON
(CP)-First
major;
step
in
controlling
the
unruly
rivers
of
the
High
Prairie
district
of
the
Peace
River
Valley,
an
1800-foot
dam
has
been
com-
i
pleted
on
the
Heart
River.
J
It's
g
complicated
project
j
whereby
the
dam,
four
miles!
REPRESENTS
CANADA
Mary
L.
Fitzgerald,
21-year-old
Moncton,
N.B.,
TCA
stewardess,
represents
Canada
at
"Wings
Over
the
Nation"
air
rhow
held
at
Long
Beach,
Calif,
Sept.
28-29-30.
Miss
Fitzgerald,
the
only
Canadian
among
stewardesses
from
all
major
air
lines
who
acted
as
queens
and
hostesses
at
the
event,
is
a
native
of
Leth-bridge,
Alta.
(CP
PHOTO
Churchill
Moots
Coalition
W-
V'""
-""""'"'
east
o
'he
eastern
tip
of
Lake!
-fr-nuue
the
United
.
,,,..':..
,.,.
Winagami,
,
ha?
diverted
;
Blackout
Imposed
as
Korean
War
Increases
EIGHTH
ARMY
HEADQUARTERS
IN
KOREA
(CP)
A
thunderous
.United
Nations
artillery
barrage
roared
along
the
western
front
today
while
planes
tried
to
break
up
the
biggest
Communist
supply
effort
since
the
last
Red
offensive.
Reds,
who
held
Allied
lnfan-
trymen
without
gains
yesterday,!
.
pressed
two-battalion
probing
'
J
J
J.
the
of
Agricul-
.iiunent
-
.
u.t....np,l.
iji
V11C
lltdt
I
ill!
It
'
i
,
k
,
R'ver
and
forced
the
Heart
Riv-;
LIVERPOOL
(CP)
Winston
:
uu
uiiuji
uaiii
,,.,,...
,
1
,,
,..
T
.
,
,
i
,.,
,
ers
upstream
flood
through
a
,
f
..e
me
United
Stales
natura,
creelc
and
rest,ryoir
inl0
1'
2-mile
diversion
canal,'
Bakeries
Convicted
I
H
uman
has
already
throu
Lake
Wlnagami
and
;
Churchill
last
night
guardedly
i
promised
to
revive
Britain's
war-;
time
coalition
government
in
I
order
to
fight
through
world
j
dangers
and
economic
crises
if
j
his
Conservatives
win
the
na-
;
tioflal
election
October
25.
i
Into
a
two-mile
outlet
canal
to
a
creek.
j
sniimtts
that
It
is
c
government
pol-
Weather
!
attacks
of
their
own
today.
'iKHIlS
Llltcr
A
partial
blackout,
frequent-;
f
",K
'U
traUe
Kree-:
miles
down
the
last
creek
and
j
I
;
bark
into
the
Heart
River.
f
!
One
aspect
of
the
work
Li
that
i
Oil
Sands
Found
on
Van.
Island
Austin
Taylor
Backs
20,000-Acre
Deal
I
VANCOUVER
(CP)-
Combine
Fines
Imposed
by
Mr.
Justice
McBride
In
Calgary
Indo-China
has
eliminated
what
one
gov
!
it
Packer!;1;
ily
a
sign
of
impending
offensive
'by
either
side,
was
clamped
down
on
news
from
the
fronts
Wednesday.
While
there
are
indications
of
a
passible
impending
Red
offensive,
a
broad
United
Nations
eminent
oflicial
called
"the
co;-
CALGARY
O
Canadian
Bak-
;en
Greeted
by
a
tumultuous
ova-
j
Synopsis
tion
from
thousands
who
threw!
A
large
area
of
low
pressure
flowers
and
raising
his
old
V-:
which
has
remained
off
the
for-victory
sign,
Churchill
said
:
coast
for
the
last
two
days
mov-in
his
first
election
speech:
ed
in
over
the
interior
last
night
"What
is
required
is
a
gov-
i
and
will
continue
a
slow
north-ernment
with
power
to
carry
on
Eastward
movement.
Pressures
!
a
tolerant,
non-partisan,
non-1
are
rising
rapidly
on
the
coast
i
doctrinarian
sytsem
of
policy
i
and
clearing
is
expected
in
this
i
for
a
considerable
time."
area
tonight.
The
interior
will
upung
lurmp
ouor
hi
uk
.r,,,d
nf
raiHrv
Tnesriov
New
Offensive
Commenced
;
In
Northwest
Corner
Winagaml
long
offensive
to
di.s-
i
nPd
$lcoco,
the
maxlmum
pen.
trirt
dwellers,
he
has
i
project
all
wnv
ff)UI)d
jm
,lh
raised
the
lake
level
bv
lour
.
...
.,..
u.u...
t
ing
Port
drive
cannot
be
ruled
out.)
j
SAIGON,
French
Indo-China
Today's
Allied
artillery
bar-;
Fiench
Army
headquarters
w"
"M"g
COI1-
t,
orf
,H,..H
hli
h
i
iivi,
n.nkiT
which.
1.
cems
of
operating
a
combine.
Wp.it.
P.rcri
ari
rlro
iran.
'"M
"
""''
I
"uum
m
iui"B'"
tue
evacua
i
t'on
of
Binhlu
as
Communist-led
Geologists
of
the
federal
'
There
has
not
been
the
least
be
slower
ln
clearing
and
show-
,
T.n
,
'he
Korean
war.
if
i
R',u
(Ltd..
nf
Winnipeg,
was
.
lined
$0
000
and
Edmonton
City
:
iniuns
smasnea
io
wumn
uuriv
i
.
.
i
mm,
uiat
Aiuees
iaour
Dunv
..n'
...
.i..w..
,
.v.-!
!
mines
cenartment
have
-
-
cuiiiitrut
to
nic
pJiilk
wtiicic
ii.
;a
f,a
last
Thuisday
in
,
pttxsant
to
drink.
i
nas
b,'en
re-
i
And
the
Iih
that
once
shun-
i
r
way
into
port
neci
t,n9
lllkis
m)w
ale
jollowuig
nr
ixm
above
wa!er,.a
dear
paTh
frerrrMLe.'.w
Slave
Bios.-owiied
West
Lake
to
Winagaml.
would
react
with
favor
to
serv-
"Stem
ana
norinern
parts.
,
ill'"
Ul
l,aiim,
liULJiiai
Ui
bllul,
i
under
Con-
ismperaiures
wiu
snow
iiuie
cnange
rrom.
mose
oi
tne
pat,
Baking
Co.
Ltd.,
a
Weston
subsidiary,
$1,000.
Other
fines
were:
McGavin
Bakers
Ltd.,
$8,800.
!
;ii
ration
in
their,
newt.
falLjof-,
found
evidence
of
basin
lnS
In
a
cabinet
fensive.
?
-
-i
'
servative
leadership
,'
;
-i
i
i
,
,
,
.
i
oil-bearing
sands
on
thei
A
communique
said
that
French
"
.'
few
days
although
interior
j
It
has
even
increased
the
duckj
f
'!"
salvaging
op-
population
In
the
area.
Because'
night-time
temperatures
will
be
Edmonton
Actress
Wins
London
Favor
McOavIn
Limited,
head
office,
somewhat
lower.
11,
r.t
Willi-urt
lTlnu,n
ui..
.
I
t
i,
t,,nu:n
111
forces
were
compelled
to
evacu-
;
West
COast
Of
V
ancOUVCT
ate
another
unidentified
outpost
'
Taiovifl
,
as
twelve
.Vietmin
battalions.
1
,,,:."
,f
.
ii
i
Edmonton.
$1000
Forecast
n
.
i.illllt
VltU
Uf
UlllllllHrU
LUIIlllUUbCkl
i.
r
lulling
vessels
Is
$20,000
towards
the
Heart
River
stabbed
into
the
remote
north-!
Mlnes
Minister
ueorge
frua-
Russ-French
Berlin
Riot
!
ham
said
in
Ottawa
that
the
for-
west
corner
of
Indo-China.
'!((!
packer.
Cuiist
was
jproje,t,
total
cost
of
which
has
loaded
;
not
been
announced.
j
mations
between
Kyuquot
and
j
Clayoquot
Sounds
are
of
the
M
Gavirt
Ltd.,
Vancouver,
$1
000.
M.
.
Justice
Boyd
McBride
warned
officers
of
the
companies
to
mend
their
ways
or
face
pr-sFiblc
additional
fines
or
jail
rentences.
i
I
sorr.;
type
and
age
as
those
In
li'h
on
her
way!
The
project
presents
pos-sibili-iW"t
when
she
ran
ties
for
hydro-electric
develop-v
i:m.
Crew
of
five
'
ment.
There
is
a
75-foot
drop
A
wilrl
stnnp-
!
ter
EDMONTON
DMONTON
(CP)
(CP)
Dianne
Dianne
Fos-
Fos-
Edmonton's
gift
to
the
the-
hJimftl
IC
RgIIC
off
and
and
radio
radio
world
world,
has
has
won
won1
rulllUUi
UCIIJ
BERLIN
(CP)-
North
Coast
Region
Variable
cloudiness
today
with
a
few
showers
oxi
windward
slopes.
A
few
.
clouds
tomorrow.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Winds
Northwest
26i
in
exposed
areas
and
15
elsewhere.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
46
and
58.
atre
.vilely.
To
Stay
Silent
further
fu:cesses
on
the
British
j
stage.
Her
progress
was
recount-l
ed
here
by
Prcf.
and
Mrs.
E.
H.
:
where
much
oil
has
"
California,
border
throwing
riot
on
tne
been
produced.
separating
Rus-sian
and
French
The
Provincial
Petroleum
Board
seetors
of
Berlin
brolte
out
to
reported
20,000
acres
in
the
area
njght
has
been
tak-c-n
over
by
a
com-
West
Berlm
poiice
called
out
pany
backed
by
Austin
Taylor,
neavy
reinforcements
to
combat
Vancouver
financier.
a
crowd
0f
ab0Ut
5000
Commu-
nists.
Gyros
to
Vie
In
Attendance
between
the
levels
of
the
Heart
River
and
Winagaml
Lake
and
the
dam
this
last
spring
helJ
'
back
enouith
w.itrr
to
flood
2:')0.-000
acres
to
a
depth
of
one
loot.
Reg
Bailey,
Water
Resource,
!
Board
engineer
in
charge
of
the
I
project,
now
is
studying
flood
Gowan
of
Edmonton,
who
haJ
;
LIVERPOOL
(CP)
The
lunch
with
Dianne
and
her
hus-
nouncement
that
Princess
Eliza-band
during
a
holiday
trip
in
beth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
Plane
fas
tiMiana.
will
travel
to
Canada
bv
air
in
io
pep
up
on
attendance
ann
i
i),ann
.in.
,,
the
rnie
of
stead
of
by
sea
means
that
the
All
Engines
Out;
control
of
the
West
Prairie
River
.
pumiuamy.
uie
local
uyro
uuu
Bianca
in
"Othello"
with
Orson
belIs
of
iiiernool
CaJhedral
will
which
each
spring
floods
about
ls
Having
anouier
attenaance
j
Welies
in
tne
tlUe
role,
and
the;remaln
silent
indefinitely
f'HTH.
Russ
Tests
Second
Atom
Bomb
Bomber
Landed
Roydl
Couple
r,
"i'
i
h
72
square
miles
of
farmland
near
contest
between
teams
of
mem
Ini.i
The
bells,
high
in
the
immense
-
-
-
juuiig
iLiaLi
aim
u,
ureter
iii-ii,
bers.
Team
captains
were
named
!
niavln
iaBn
she
left,
the
cast
Hlnh
Prairie
The
Heart
Riv;r
i!
Mcacham
Field
WVVCl
Ul
LUC
lOUICUlKI,
OIC
IUC
VlMnnTIiriTD
TaQ-tor
project
m-av
ofler
a
solution
to
i
luuays
luinneun
oy
rreameiit
oI
The
Hollaw"
and
began
re
miiiiicipal
airport
!
heaviest
peal
of
bells
in
Britair,
i
f
iye
rd"
To
Sail
Home
E.
D.
Forward.
They
are
Marc
hearsing
nthelln
nt.
the
end
of
,
the
West
Prairie
River
floods
;lv
i(l
tnoay.
iiiC
ici.vii
IUUC
ciBna
...
larfoH
f
ol
f
a,,
TclonH
that
have
been
a
problem
for
,
'i-
vunicu.
septemoer.
'1
nt-ll
ruiKL'l,
H.11114
D1U1U
una
UVll
Forward.
many
years.
The
town
of
McLennan
bene-.
fits
greatly
by
the
dam.
A
sup-ply
'
of
fresh
water
may
easily
be
piped
to
the
town
from
the
lake
i
inepiay
is
being
pre-senteaoyj
tenor
at
St.
swraay
alter
us
lour
engines
LONDON
Cf
-Princess
Eliza-
Sir
Laurience
Olivier
at
the
St.
paul
Catnedral
London.
,had
gone
out
while
on
a
flight
beth
and
tne
Duke
of
Edinburgh
James
Theatre
in
London
this
!
over
Vancouver
Island.
;
To
h0
wU1
fly
to
Montreal
Mon-
aMrnGowan
!
Liverpool
bells
a
special
frame
;
day.
will
return
from
their
Can-
herself
nlav-
a!'.'.r'rSe"
,L
a
VtL
I
was
built
bv
architect
Sir
Giles!
FAMOuS
.,--,
WRITER
.0IW,0
Jattian
tour
by
ship
November
17.
SAME
THING
f
Living
-Thursday
('v;'4
The
September
1
WASHINGTON
0
The
White
House
announced
today
Russia
has
exploded
another
atom
bomb.
No
dvtalls
were
disclosed.
The
government
was
reported
analyzing
data
which
indicates
Russia
has
made
two
new
atoaiic
explosive
tests
one
successful,
the
other
a
fizzle.
"'"
""".
j,
nnm
il.
Ilglnr
tVioPronr.h
Tim
return
innrnov
will
be
in
to
overcome
a
persistent
watcrj
The
female
.shortage
problem.
And
the
twn
rarit;l
dmue
statue
atop
the
at
Washington,
new
House
of
Commons
in
Lon--
novelist
who
died
in
1850,
started
the
Canadian
Pacific
Empress
of
don.
'life
as
a
printer
and
type-
Scotland
fiom
Bay
of
Bulls,
New-
The
bell
frame
of
reinforced
'
founder.
loundland.
November
12.
usually
identified
as
"Lib-'is
officially
called
"Free-
nu.'x
tor
Canada
also
is
tulking
of
building
a
new
:
DC,
be
released
to-
summer
resort
around
the
reser-
'
erty,
voir.
dom
almast
80
women
had
read
the
part
of
Bianca
in
try-outs
before
Orson
Welles
heard
D.anne
do
it
to
a
great
wave
of
approval.
"I'm
proud
of
Dianne,
'
Mrs.
Gowan
concluded,
"but
I'm
not
j,
bit
surprised."
concrete,
the
belfry
floor
and
construction
work
beneath
it
.
'
v
.'
v
'
.
f.
...
'
weigh
more
than
20.
j
tons.
i
The
belts
were
to
have
rung
fits
Take
Pennant
Race
5-4
;'
'3jtl.li
SKItlES
STARTS
TOMORROW
.
for
the
first
time
September
25,
i
FLAT
STATE
j
daLe
of
tne
royal
couple's
sched-
'
Unlio.m
elevation
of
Florida,
uled
drive
around
the
city
be-;
where
tha
highest
point
is
325
fore
boarding
ship
for
Canada,
feet,
helped
greatly
in
construe-
Elizabeth
and
Philip
now
are
tion
of
numerous
fine
highways,
travelling
by
air.
NT
M
I
YORK
(CP)
Bobby
Thompsons
terrific
c
;,d
imnifr
in
the
last
of
the
ninth
inning
nu'
broke
nroKc
King
Still
Doing
Well
TODAY'S
STOCKS
,
(
lurtt-sjf
.
I).
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.),
national
League
post-season
baseball
play-;vc
New
York
Giants
a
5-4
victory
over
the
I
Dodgers
and
the
pennant.
"
5t'ii't
the
world
trow
against
Ameri-
L()Ckinan
doubled,
scoring
Dark.
?.inkees
wln,K,,'s'
Thompson
smashed
the
three-i
"
run
homer
to
end
the
game.
'"i.st
time
and
a1
Brooklyn
scored
the
first
run
'
'..(..
Giants
won
to-
in
the
top
of
the
first
Inning
1
"'
a
last-inning
when
both
Reese
and
Snider
'iB!Kl
Ml'PHer
singled,
walked
and
Robinson
singled,
LONDON
(
The
King's
doctors
reported
today
that
his
con-fl't'ott
ccnlimipi
to
improve
after
li'"
liriE
operation.
.
hi
lift
in
said:
"After
another
!-"!-.'
n)';ht,
IIyjs
King's
condition
!
hnw.j
further
improvement."
Home
Oil
16.00
Mercury
20
Okalta
2.85
Princess
155
Royal
Canadian
16
Vj
TORONTO
Beattie
38
Bevcourt
90
Buffalo
Canadian
28
C
M
&
S
188.00
Conwest
4.10
Donalda
45
Eldona
22
East
Sullivan
9.30
Hardrock
14
Ontario
Votes
Next
Month
TORONTO
(CP)
The
Toronto
Star
says
in
a
newspage
story
that
Ontario
elections
will
be
held
Thursday,
November
22.
The
newspaper
attributed
the
prediction
to
"high
Progressive
Conservative
circles."
scoring
Reese.
Giants
tied
up
the
game
in
the
seventh,
1-1.
Irvin
doubled.
Lockman
laid
one
down,
sending
lrvin
to
third.
Thompson
Hied
out
to
Snider
In
deep
centre
and
Irvin
easily
made
home.
The
Dodgers
came
right
back
In
the
eighth
to
score
three
runs.
Reese
singled.
Snider
also
t.nrl,-,
tit
tl-ticri
Harvest
farmers
'"'
Canadian
farm-4a
""cord
of
$1,245.-
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
30
Bralorne
7.25
B
R
X
,
:
05
Cariboo
Quartz
1.40
Congress
;
.09
Giant
Mascot
1.05
Indian
Mines
24
Pioneer
2.35
Premier
Bordtr
35
Privateer
ll'a
Reeves
McDonald
6.75
Reno
04
Sheep
Creek
1.70
Silbak
Premier
52
Vananda
16
Salmon
Gold
03
Spud
Valley
25
Silver
Standard
2.75
Western
Uranium
5.65
Cronin
Babine
:
64
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
7.05
A
P
Con
!
48
Atlantic
3.30
Calmont
,
1,50
Central
Leduc
2.25
T.V
"
"IT
h
V'
V
t.I
,1
first
Reese
scored
on
Maglle's
wild
iv-'i
'"
tne
Doillln-
nltch
Pal'ltn
sinolpri
senrilV'
Heva
15
V-
Jackknjfe
.09
Joliet
Quebec
55
Little
Long
Lac
90
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.34
McKenzle
Red
Lake
51
McLeod
Cockshutt
3.10
Louvlcourt
47
Pickle
Crow
1.70
San
Antonio
2.80
Sherrltt
Gordon
4.15
Steep
Rock
7.80
'latistics
reported
Snider
and
sending
Robinson,
l
intentionally
passed,
to
second.
'
shared
In
th
Cox
came
un
with
a
single
to
TIDtS
-
-
Thursday,
October
4,
1951
Hitth
3:05
19.5
feet
P
incomes,
British
score
Robinson,
making
the
NEW
CELANESE
PLANT
This
is
a
picture
of
thi
new
$50,000,000
plant
which
is
being
built
at
Edmonton
now
by
Canadian
Chemical
Co.
Lai,
another
affiliate
of
Celaiiese
Corporation
of
America,
which
will
make
acetate
yarn
and
staple
fibre
from
high
alpha
cellulose
pulp
produced
at
the
Prince
Rupert
plant
of
Columbia
Cellu'ose
Td
tne
left
is
s?en
the
petro-ehemica!
section
of
the
new
Edmonton
plant,
in
the
cert
it
the
f.aki
mill
and
to
the
left
the
yarn
sactioru
21.9
feet
6.1
feet
3.1
feet
14:59
8:54
21:36
pitched
for
the!
f
lt?rs
sharing
$42,-
score
4-1.
mod
with
$37,227,000
Newcnmbe
iPPiiodof
1950.
dodgers.