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VOL.
XL,
No.
277
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
27,
1951
PRICE
FiVZ
CENTS
ees
St.
Lawrence
as
Worlds
Justrial
Centre
and
Canadian
pulation
of
Thirty
Millions
!
Fire-Blast
i
In
Montreal
1
MONTREAL
(CP)
-More
than
ins
Meyer
leieiise
MmWl
i
s
u
Wasting
a
population
of
30
million
vZZSffJm
'
25
iaiiada,
W.
C.
R.
Jones,
plant
manager
of
the
following
an
outbreak
or
fire,
I
,
'
nW.
r
i;
11
l
if
i
.
!rl"ped
open
the
front
of
a
mid-
Lbm
Cellulose
Co.,
predicted
last
night
that
the;
town
building
and
blew
some
oi
I-Hal
centre
of
the
world
in
50
years
would
t)Citne
'nJ"red
through
to
the
side-
f
.
,
c,
T
j
.
,,
,
.walk.
Pedestrians
were
knocked
l
in
the
fet.
Lawrence
Kiver
area
following
the
down
by
the
blast
and
showered
b?
Council
For
New
Census
Co-operation
of
Service
Clubs
Sought
Criticism
Resented
Given
Seven-Day
Leave
On
Compassion
Grounds
LONDON.
British
authorities
explained
tody
with
debris.
L
and
power
development
there
and
the
fur
A
1
.
.
i.
n-
.
I-
r
tVw.
i
'
i
"'""uiaiicei
mjok
sa
persons
j
Utilization
oi
uic
gicai
iicttuiai
resources
01
:
to
hopsltals.
Some
were
released
t.,,.,
I
:
after
treatment
for
burns,
cuts
City
of
Prince
Rupert
will
ask
ti
f
f,,
Tf
TTn,4
Moim
Wi
M
-
V.-
-4
i.
service
clubs
to
eo-nperatf?
on
a
'
u,aL
Aul
"ici
uclma"
iuojui-ui..w
v,vi
in
1
vouUI
this
detract
from
'
n"R
Pwer
developments
of
j
il'd
4ll(Jck-
j
V
,.f
inritirii
in-1
the
Sanuenav
River
and
Shaw-1
The
cause
of
the
fire
in
a!
P
XT
r
-v
i
voluntary
basts
to
take
a
new
i
been
released
irom
prison
lor
seven
days
on
urgent
census
of
the
municipality.!,..;
,.-t..
1
ti
u,i
,,
v,:
...;f
an,l
lnigan.
:
stationery
and
printing
shop
in
in
wesieru
vuiiikiu,
!
CUinpeiuuaic
giuunua.
nau
jiuv.
n
ulo
Question
ot
the
census
figure
8,635
officially
released
by
ot-;
family
since
1942
and
had
a
number
of
domestic
mat-
.
lv
in
the
area
conugu-
was
not
established
but
an
explosion
is
believed
to
have
been
tawa,
started
a
fiery
session
at
last
night's
council
meeting
ters
to
attend
to.
Prison
regulationsprovided
tor
sum
pniice
uupen,
aw
iwr.
,n
speaking
before
the
set
off
by
build-up
of
smoke
and
i
fumes
or
when
the
fire
reached
I
K
'
-
'
W
.
i-
-
ft
rerun
Men
s
l;iuo.
highlighted
by
Mayor
h.
f.
Gias-
ieave
on
urgent
grounds,
it
was
stated.
sey's
voiced
resent
at
criticism
;
,
Mpv.r
hari
hn
sentenced
to
The
time
had
arrived
when
It
was
essential
to
have
the
SI.
Lawrence
waterway
two-thirds
of
the
way
across
the
continent
to
Duluth.
In
fact,
it
was
already
ninc-tenths
an
actuality.
EAItLY
HISTORY
Mr.
Jones
traced
the
early
levelled
at
him
personally.
an
oil
stove.
Heavy
falling
snow
and
the
five
o'clock
homeward
rush
hour
hampered
the
firefighters
In
their
work.
life
imprisonment
for
war
crimes
against
Canadian
soldiers
and
v
2
''V:
7r;bs
M'-i
Tourists
are
Big
Business
history
of
Beauhornois
from
the
days
when
the
King
of
France
Liberals
Win
;
recently
was
transferred
from
Canada
to
a
British
pris'on
in
:
western
Germany.
.
I
Yesterday
in
Canadian-
House
l
of
Commons,
George
Drew,
lead-
er
of
the
Progressive
Corueri
-
tive
Opposition,
protested
vigorously
at
Meyer
having
been
'
granted
leave.
He
held
that
I
there
should
be
no
intermedial
had
granted
the
seigneury
be
Mayor
Glassey
was
appointed
census
commissioner
before
his
election
as
mayor.
Aid.
T.
B.
Black,
finance
chairman,
who
introduced
the
question
of
the
census,
said
that,
.
according
to
domestic
utilities
accounts,
there
should
be
9,000
people
at
least.
"And
that
is
discounting
those
who
reside
in
commercial
premises."
Aid.
Black
said
that,
if
a
higher
population
could
be
prov-
In
Newfoundland
Industry
Important
in
Canadian
Economy-Taken
Too
Casually
tween
Lake
St.
Francis
and
Lake
St
Louis
to
Cardinal
Richelieu
and
the
Marquis
of
Beauhornois.
However,
It
was
not
until
the
Ellis
family
of
England
acquired
possession
that
anything
in
the
way
of
deve
opment
had
occurred
with
the
establishment
of
Canada's
first
paper
mill
at
aleyfield.
VANCOUVER
(CP)-Hon.
Leslie
ta8e-
he
was
guilty
he
should
u
vrc
mi,r
.nf
trad,
and
be
held
to
the
punisnment.
If
.r
.
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fT.
JOHNS,
Newfoundland-Liberals
have
won
six
seats
in
which
counting
has
been
completed
following
the
general
provincial
election
yesterday.
The
Liberals
are
leading
in
another.
.The
government
won
four
or
1
1
1
ed
by
names,
"It
would
assist
us
industry,'
said
Monday
night
that
he
was
not
guilty
he
should
oe
financially
to
quite
an
extent,"
British
Columbia's
tourist
indu-s-
set
free-
.
and
he
though
both
Drovlncial
i
it
v..nrtioH
nmnpriv
can
he1
U.-orge
CrmikshErk.
L
x
a)
But
it
was
the
Robert
family
the
of
25
scaU
b'
acclamation.
with
starting
the
grist
mill
at
Bcauharnols,
who
had
Stormy
w.ather
with
a
6V
first
developed
power
by
divert-
mile
an
hour
gaie
hai
delayeo
lng
the
water
of
Lake
Francis;
the
gathering
up
of
the
ballot
with
a
canal
by
which
advantage
i
boxes
which
must
be
ossemb'ed
was
taken
of
the
eighty-foot
i
at
a
central
point
In
each
riding
drop
to
River
8t.
Louis.
Here
had
before
counting
can
commence.
Fraser
Valiey,
called
Meyer
a
rat.
There
was
no
reason
why
he
should
be
enjoying
him-jclf
I
at
home
while
mothers
of
Cana-1
d'an
soldiers
were
mourning
the
loss
of
sons.
Ralph
Campney,
parliamentary
assistant
to
the
minister
of
defence,
said
the
prison
rules
I
would
toe
investigated.
j
The
statement
today
from
i
London
followed.
and
federal
government
would
developed
to
where
it
will
play
recognize
a
new
census.
a
major
role
in
""supporting
a
Mayor
6lassey
said
he
knew
large
percentage
of
our
ever-that
his
enumerators
10
of
growing
Canadian
population."
them
In
the
city
that
been
He
thought
the
province
took
'
very
conscientious"
and
wouid
the
tourist
industry
"too
casual-not
have
missed
names
on
pur-
ly."
DOSe'
I
"It
is
true
that
it
has
no
smoke
"I
know
some
who
have
gone
stacks
like
our
expanding
Indus-back
to
homes
10
to
15
times
trial
industries,"
he
added,
but,
in
o:der
to
find
someone
in.
-
witn
careful
guidance,
"I
be-"And
I
resent
certain
criticism
lieve
it
can
be
developed
to
a
GKK.IT
CANADA
.
.
.
W.
C.
R.
Jone
been
the
start
of
the
great
i,
1
It
my
be
late
in
the
wvek
beiore
it
is
definitely
decided
whether
Premier
Joseph
Small-,
wood's
Government
is
le-elected.1
.
'
STILL
PREMIER
Leslie
M.
Frost,
wearing
a
white
fireman's
helmet,
waves
to
cheering
crowds.in
his
home
town
of
Lindsay,
Ont.,
during
a
victory
parade
following
his
re-election
in
Thursday's
Ontario
general
election.
The
Progressive
Conservative
leader
saw
his
party
win
79
of
the
90
seats
in
the
province.
(CP
PHOTO
i
and
inunedoes
which
have
ap-
point
where
it
will
play
a
major
i
i
neareri
tn
the
nrp.w
anrl
lpvellprt
rnlo
In
jsnnnnrtinor
a
tarirp
Tier-
To
Run
for
fortunate
we
are
to
be
2.000.000
horsepower
hydro
de-i
,ui
h
a
country
with
so
velopment
which
was
in
later
undeveloped
possibilities
years
to
supply
vast
Industries
east
and
west,"
he
sug-
and
the
city
of
Montreal
with
j
power
and
make
a
millionaire
of
his
address.
Mr.
Jones
lhe
aslule
wiUie
Robert.
1
from
the
pulp
and1
With
the
peauharnois
Canal
nemo
of
hid
own
purticu-1
almost,
complete
now,
there
reel
to
Rive
an
interesting
j
malned
the
Lnchine
Rapids
and
agaiiiai,
mc,
namely
uy
j-ruugiaa
ceillage
Ul
uur
evei-iuwiiig
Frizzell."
Mr.
Frizzel
also
had
population."
,
US
Sulphur
-Hated
that
his
family
wasn't
rn
i9Sn
Rritish
Columbia's
listed
in
the
census,
said
Mayor
tourist
.-evenue
was
conserva
tively
estimated
at
S60.0OO.OOO.
I
Egyptians
Throw
Acid,
ftftayoralty
Gets
Scarce
Tragedy
at
Alerl
Bay
I
the
Lmj
Sault
to
be
negotiated,1
Mr.
Eyres
detailed
how
the
;
'
Glassey,
referring
to
a
story
in
the
Daily
News.
4
"I
have
affidavits
that
swear
Mr.'
Frizzell's
family
'was
taken
tin
the
census."
ifitiiMct.
jinllaf
B?as.
finpnt
in
an,
l
the
tcrmei
-with""
Its'
I3fmOC1
-""moWf
at.-
Xr7anirpmrni
e
wiin
ootn
nisioric
ami
K
tciikircund,
xm
the
mice
Waterway
project.
i'
been
with
the
Howard
average
British
Columbia
com-'
Aid
Harold
Whalen
ami
Alf.
'
U
X.f
nQnHpfl-
rpsirnpH
nt
rilv
One
Usherman
Mrowned
1
horsepower
and
the
latter,
2.200.-
havc
bpn
made
or
sulphllrj
ISMAn.IA-British
soldiers
in
000
supplies
from
the
United
States
the
Suez
Canal
zone
are
wearing
j
The
Ruhr
Valley
of
Geimany,
to
maintain
Canadian
newsprint
eye
.shields
today
after
Egyptian
Mr.
Jones
ventured
"is
nothing
production
for
at
least
the
first
terrorists
yesterday
threw
oil
in
And
Another
Missing
The
mayor
said
also
he
was
'
council
last
night
in
order
to
not
responsible
persona
ly
lor,
"et"In'nd
nts-
deoartment
dePartment
stores
storcs
;
enter
the
mayoralty
race
in
the
the
of
the
-
census
city
itself.
December
13
civic
elections.
Riper
Mill
at
'ko
eomir.g
here
It
wai
a
to
wnat
mis
ai.si.riri
ioi
me
oi.
Quarter
of
1952,
Canada
s
news-
their
faces
hirh
Mr.
Jones
was
well
j
Lawrence
i
will
be
in
fifty
years'
print
director
announced
Mon
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Body
of
a
log
comber,
drowned
during
the
week-end
storms
which
lashed
coastal
waters,
has
been
recovered
on
a
remote
beach
and
the
Roval
Canadian
Mounted
Police
d
to
discuss.
time
iiu.
o
-orse
runs
said
n;
ncauauint
miu
iwu
awic
thought
"undue
criticism"
had
22
cents.
been
levelletl
at
the
council
by
Hotels,
resorts
and
tourist
a
press
editorial
for
last
night
camps
17
cents.
was
the
first
time
council
had
i
Service
stations
and
garages
arliest
of
the
French
5
Mil
on
on
the
St.
Lawrence
at
Alert
Bay
searched
today
for
opportunity
to
discuss
the
cen
his
missing
companion,
also,""'
feared
drowned.
j
day.
No
reduction
during
that
p.riod
it
contemplated.
.
R.
M.
Fowler,
director
of
the
Fulp
and
Paper
Division,
Department
of
Defence
Production,
said
that
1952,
particularly
the
first
six
months,
appears
the
most
critical
for
sulphur
supplies.
Much
of
Canada's
defence
effort
is
"closely
related"
to
the
deience
program
of
the
United
Czech
Vice-Premier
Out
Former
Communist
Hatchet
Man
Arrested
for
"Activities
Against
State"
Here."
he
said,
"is
not
fuel-made
power
but
hydro-electric
power
in
abundance,
unlimited
fresh
water
and
proximity
to
large
population.
This
will
be
the
industrial
crntis
of
the
world."
He
visualized
for
Canada
a
population
of
thirty
million
pec
pie.
i.
TKIKl'TE
TO
FRENCH
'.
J2
cents.
Movies,
entertainment
and
"l'e.-realion
9
cents.
j
Train,
steamship,
motor
coach
;
and
plane
fares
7
cents.
Refreshments
and
roadside
'
purchases
5
cents.
I
Novelties,
souvenirs
and
inci-
I
dentals
3
cents.
t
.i'j
doubtless
foreseen
the
it.Kissihilitjes
of
the
waters,
f
alter
believed.
iluiled
to
the
enormous
'i
-.hips
which
were
being
up
in
Labrador
with
a
.
"
railway
to
the
St.
Law-
Seven
Islands,
the
large
Resignations
are
effective
December
31.
This
makes
six
aldermanlc
seats
vacant.
Meanwhile,
two
aldermen,
of
the
four
whose
terms
expire
at
the
'end
of
this
year,
will
remain
in
the
race.
Aid.
Mike
Krueser
announced
today
he
would
run
for
a
two-year
term
and
Aid.
George
Casey
again
will
be
a
candidate.
Aid.
T.
B.
Black
said
he
would
"definitely
not
run
again."
Aid.
Don
Fitch
said
he
wa3
"quite
sure"
he
would
not
be
a
candidate.
No
other
candidates
have
declared
their
intentions
as
yet
although
it
is
reported
the
CCF
is
planning
a
slate.
Mayor
H.
F.
Glassey
announces
he
will
seek
re-election.
Part
of
a
dinghy
and
a
jsmall
gil'netter
were
found
beside
the
body
of
George
Macdonaldi
aged
34,
at
Mitchell
Island,
when
it
was
washed
ashore
.
at
Donegal
Head,
Malcolm
Island,
near
Alert
Bay.
Still
missing
is
Barry
Belveal,
also
of
Mitchell
Island.
Japanese
Not
'Coming
to
BC
Fishing
Waters
Slates
and
a
major
part
of
Am
Moscow-trained
LONDON
(P
-
onpun
MmiiirpmpnU
nf
newsnrint
Mr.
Joi.es
took
occasion
at
this
f
'Her
being
established
at
point
to
pay
high
tribute
to
the
and
chemical
pulp,
comes
fly
I
Tourist
travel
is
a
question
of
"bringing
the
market
to
the
J
goods,
rather
than
taking
the
j
goods
to
the
market."
Catering
"v
titanium
of
northern
the
aluminum
Industry
munism,
has
been
fired
as
vice-
(ho
Will
Supply
Power
i
premivr
and
arrested
for
"activities
against
the
state,"
the;
Prague
radio
announced
today.
Arrest
of
Slanskv
was
ordered
by
Communist
President
Kle-ment.
Gottwald
at.
the
suggestion
of
Premier
Antonin'
Zapotocky,
!
I
VANCOUVER
Here
yesterday
,
to
tourists
Is
similar
to
the
ex-on
his
way
back
to
Ottawa
after
I
porting
of
any
commodity.
,
attending
the
international
fish-
j
In
providing
the
visitors
with
I
eries
conference
at
Tokyo.
Hon.
these
goods
and
services
it
fol-R.
W.
Mayhew.
federal
minister
lows
that
there
must
be
a
second
I
of
fisheries,
said
It
had
been
benefit
to
evryone
profit
for
;
agreed
that
the
Japanese
would
au
the
goods
supplied
and
all
intk
be
allowed
to
send
fishing
the
services
rendered
those
Truce
Talks
Strike
Snag
l
thF
announcement
said.
his
views
in
a
three
point
pro
Lower
Pension
Age
Advocated
following
is
another
of
a
seiies
of
articles
designed
to
The
Daily
News
readers
a
better
understanding
of
what
arc
voting
for
when
they
face
the
city-hold
plebiscite
monih:
Are
you
in
favor
of
asking
B.C.
Power
Commissi
supply
electric
energy
to
this
area?'"
These
articles
will
Hi;'
views
of
Northern
B.C.
Power
Company
Ltd.,
of
il.
and
facts
about
the
Commission.!
(vessels
into
waters
of
British
Wh0
provide
them
the
manu-!
Columbia
o.-
Alaska
to
take
facturer,
the
wholesaler,
the
i
i
:almon,
halibut
or
herring.
jobber
and
the
retailer
each
in
!
The
Japanese
will
be
allowed
turn
makes
his
modest
share
of
to
take
crabs
in
waters
contigu-
profit,
which,
when
totalled,
"Investigation
into
activities
of
subversive
groups
"brought
out
the
facts
which
convicted
;
Ei.msky
it
was
stated
i
Slansky
was
removed
from
his
InW.
ceprptni'v-ffpnpml
nf
thp
gram.
Said
Aid.
George
Casey:
I
"One
thing
that
remains
&'
conundrum
to
me
is
why,
when
city
council
negotiated
the
pre
i
sent
agreement
with
the
North-.
MUN5AN
A
snag
has
developed,
in
the
Korean
truce
negotiations:
over
the
supervision
of
the
cease
fire,
agreement'.
uua
tu
Dcmis
ot
uui
uui
icu
aaas
many
minions
oi
aonars
ioi
OTTAWA
(CP)
Universal
oen-
ialmon,
an
Important
fish
to
British
Columbia's
DrosDerlty
:
i
f
,,
f
v,
,
ern
B.L..
ru
"u-
-"-
.:
Kmmnnlst
ummunisi
pariy
irlt
in
in
rypehnsin
.
.
t-zeciiusiu-
uim.
nav.u.iu
bv.uvu10
thing
,
is
,
Certain
an
extra
power
plant
,
Wlil'sary
'Hi
lo
surrender
,
the
city
.
s
water
.
.
vakia
,ast
September
in
a
move
manded
in.-pecUon
privilege
be-
-
-
;
outiis
tut
ail
ai
wic
age
ui
Americans.
rlghts
and
dam
at
Woodworth
:
ud
by
WeStcrri
observers
to
hind
the
Communist
lines
so
LaKt,
in
exenange
ior
uic
incase
Moscow
order..
to
Czech
Com-
that
no
invasion
army
could
be
amount
of
power
generated
at
mnnist.
t
tientpn
ranks
analnst
built
up.
eacn
year.
.
Without
a
means
test
were
ad-
Another
source
of
revenue
vocated
yesterday
in
the
Hoiuse
from
the
industry
seldom
recog-
of
Commons
by
Leon
David
nized
is
that
accruing
from
the
Crestohl,
Liberal,
Montreal-Car-field
of
taxation.
At
every
level
tier.
Stanley
Knowles,
CCF,
Win-this
is
an
important
factor.
nipeg,
agreed.
The
Communists
object:
The
agreement
may
not
be
ready
for
signing
until
January,
Mi.
Mayhjw
said.
The
Japanese
will
join
the
Pacific
Fisheries
Commission
along
with
Canada
and
the
United
States.
;
tnat
point.
inroads
of
Titolsm.
Aid.
Casey
calls
this
surrender
lit'
built
to
take
care
of
an
upward
surge
in
ital
energy
demand
in
Prince
Rupert
"regard-f
who
builds
it,"
says
Tom
Johnstone,
assistant
aiy
treasurer
of
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
demand
of
power
in
t
"
Rupert
i.s
surging.
We
can
!
charging
the
customers
extra."
"ic
demand
now,
but
Mr
Johnstone
points
out
that
the
1)0
able
to
do
so
within
a
'average
rates
in
Prince
Rupert
ifs
if
this
demand
keeps
for
the
year
ending
January
31,
11
can't
see
any
change
'
1951,
were
19
cents
per
kilowatt,
'"ml"
said
Mr.
Johnstone.
i
"Those
are
the
figures
obtain-
of
city
assets
the
greatest
blunder
suffered
since
the
city's
incorporation."
His
three-point
program
is
Leather
St
Thomas
Hotel
Fire
.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
uu.
clea
at
any
luiure
agreement
with
any
future
supplier
of
power:
1,
The
city
must
reclaim
com
(Oiirtetiv
S.
n.
Jolmxtott
('.
l.ttM
To
Discipline
Police
Officers
VANCOUVER
ff
Disciplinary
VANCOUVER
,
.
American
Standard
..
Synopsis
The
third
in
a
series
of
Pacific
storms
moved
inland
over
the
north
coast
last
night
and
the
south
coast
this
morning,
of
all
water
.28
ST.
THOMAS
The
Talbot
Hotel
here
was
destroyed
by
an
early
morning
fire
Sunday
"m
lhe
Falls
River
hvdro'cd
from
us
by
the
Public
Utilities
......IT
plete
possession
'u
?BZ
"
Bralorne
5.75
with
damage
estimated
at
$300,-
diking
Commission,
he
said.
'
at
full
capacity,
Lakes
includlne
C
d
g
the
dam
11
as
the
Shawatlans
Lake
Meanwhile,
General
Manager
orth
Mumented
-at
Black
said
that
the
com-;
a
peak
loads
T.
B.
.,X
rUv
must
instal
a
30-
y'H'se,
plant
to
supply
panywil,
also
begin
a
survey
.
o
JX
tLTTJini
000.
Guests
were
asleep
when!causmg
southeast
winds
of
40
action
will
be
taken
against;
police
officers
who
did
not
notify
:
a
man
of
his
son's
death
although
1
03
....
1.10
08
50
90
23
B
R
X
Cariboo
Quartz
Congress
Cronin
Babine
..
Giant
Mascot
..
Indian
Mines
miles
per'
hour
with
gusts
from
the
fire
started
but
all
got
out
safely,
it
is
believed,
although
six
were
injured.
60
to
80
miles
per
hour
ahead
-"
ouuu
norsepower.
ncirrrmne
"
,
.
from
the
dam
to
the
Dower
i.'rn
Br
pn..
rv,
be
feasible
to
obtain
power
nom
p'ant,
connecting
with
the
pre-
they
knew
the
man's
identity.
Mayor
Fred
Hume
said
Monday
night.
A
police
commission
meeting
Pioneer
1.95
'
launch
work
on
a
new
thc
huge
Alcan
power
project
at
he
said
I
Kemano
Bay.
course
if
.i,
,
Such
a
plan,
he
said,
would
r
(
1h'f
Jlfe
V.'e
mean
that
a
transmission
line
Premier
Border
Privateer
.34'2
.08
Iran
Would
Sell
Oil
to
Russia
j
sent'
city
spply
line,
thus
pro-'
viding
an
uninterrupted
gravity
i
flow
of
water
throughout
our
;
distribution
system
and
into
the
j
reservoir.
!
.1.
That
the
city
agree
to
sell
of
it.
Moderate
winds
are
expected
along
the
coast
today
and
tomorrow.
Skies
will
be
cloudy
both
days
with
some
decrease
in
shower
activity
for
tomorrow.
In
the
Interior
skies
will
be
cloudy
today
and
tomorrow.
Rain
showers
are
expected
in
the
southern
section
today
Reeves
McDonald
6.00
N
l'i
t
likplv
tn
rir!
onu-'
would
have
to
b3
comp
eted
be-
Reno
04
Creek
160
tween
Klttmat
ana
rans
nivn
m
the
irie
u.
way
of
exnansinn
..
.
v,a
','
TORONTO
Athona
03
Aumaque
22
Beattle
20
Beycourt
.52
Buffalo
Canadian
18
Consol.
Smelters
166.00
Conwest
3
60
Donalda
36
Eldona
17
East
Sullivan
9.00
Giant
Yellowknife
10.15
God's
Lake
35
Harricafta
.0714
Heva
10
Jacknife
06
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.05
McKenzie
Red
Lake
47
McLv?od
Cockshutt
2
65
Moneta
3ii
Negus
62
1
i
Noranda
77.50
Louvicourt
.36
Pickle
Crow
1.62
Senator
Rouyn
1
5
'
'a
Sherrit
Gordon
3.65
Steep
Rock
6.70
'
Silver
Miller
1.36
Upper
Canada
1.50
Sheep
was
called
by
Mayor
Hume
after
,
William
C.
Down
of
suburban
Burnaby
accused
police
of
"gross
;
negligence'"
in
not
contacting
:
him.
i
Down's
fon,
28-year-old
David
Courtenay
Down,
was
pronounc-
j
ed
di'ad
on
arrival
at
hospital
;
up
n
,
,
-
-
r
m
hnt
extra
puwer
couiu
all
surplus
water
available
Silbak
Premier
60
l
M'
H'on
or
iranchise
is
.....
.
.
,
..u"
o..i
TEHRAN.
If
the
western
nations
will
not
buy
Iranian
oil,
this
country
will
sell
to
the
So
"i
Its
favor
!
swlIcneQ
w""
'
for
generating
purposes
at
,
,
'
power
"
Id.
',
:
whether
It
would
be
possible
to
;
.
.
the
u.
.
with
mixed
rain
and
snow
in
the
dam,'
and
penstocks
to
viet
bloc,
Premier
Mossadegh's
the
Cariboo
and
Prince
Georce
Id
on
oo
0
.
.:.
y.
,5l''l,',
!
erect
such
a
transmission
line
a
new
plant
could
June
13.
d
serious
remain
the
property
of
the
company
producing
the
power.
Such
an
arrangement
would
place
due
to
tire
difficult
terrain,
would
depend
on
the
survey.
power
rcstric-
"Of
course,
all
future
pians
.
!dy-
(w
to
the
unsettled
T'lsp
a.hi(.
i
will
depend
on
the
way
the
people
;
n.
h
pnh
Vananda
14
Salmon
Gold
02
Vj
Spud
Valley
20
Silver
Standard
2
50
Western
Uranium
4.10
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
8.00
A
P
Con
44
Calmont
1.65
Central
Leduc
2.48
Home
Oil
16.15
Okalta
2.90
Royal
Canadian
15','j
.
"
said
DoM
Mr
Mr.
Rlark
Black
I
T
.
..."
Pulsion
"
':
U"'U'LCU
vote."
righthand
man,
Hussein
Fatemi,
districts
said
today.
;
Forecast
Fatemi
accompanied
Mossa-:
.
Nolth
Coast
Region
Cloudy
degh
on
his
recent
unsuccess-i
ful
trip
to
the
United
States
to
with
showers
today
and
tomor-try
to
get
oil
contracts
row-
Llllle
change
in
tempera-
ture.
Wind
Southwest
(20)
to-
day,
west
(15)
tomorrow.
Low
R.
E.
Gladding
left
on
today's
j
tonight
and
high
tomorrow
plane
for
a
business
trip
to
Van-
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
and
Prince
having
their
own
supply
line.
"The
city
cannot
and
should
is
augmenting
Its
supply
CASEY
SKES
"BLUNDER"
TIDES
-
-
Wednesday,
November
28.
1951
High
0:36
19.4
feet
12:19
23.0
feet
Low
6:16
7.3
feet
'
19:04
i
1.8
feet
...
-""y
aiesel
plant.
Meanwhile,
a
city
aioeimau
une
else
nhn
o,,,,,,!!,.,:
v.,
(raioM.
fnr
several
vears
not
consider
anything
less
in
any
agreement,
be
it
with
the
power
company
or
the
Commission,"
declares
Aid.
Casey.
"ere
win
j
.ui
.
v,.
n
act
the
nr.
-
im.g
i,u
UU
l.lin,
U1
H
UlPm.v
lu
thin
B,
only
w'e
are
not
i
Power
Commission
here,
outlines
i
couver.
Rupert
38
and
45.