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VOL
XL,
No.
266
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
14,
1951
PRICE
FiViS
CENTS
DELIVERY
81
rem
Churchill
Wins
Again
Parliament
Rejects
Protest
Against
Long
Recess
Civilian
Defence
Pays
Off,
War
Experience
Has
Proven
Col.
Crockett,
Organizer
for
Alaska,
Says
'
1
Describes
Conditions
in
Russia
Oil
Dispute
Unsettled
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
American
effort
to
mediate
the
Anglo-Iranian
oil
dispute
col
lapsed
Tuesday
and
lt
ws
re
Safe
Containing
$6000
Taken
A
way
by
Burglars
Roadblocks
Set
Up
in
All
Directions
From
Interior
Town
PRINCE
GEORGE
(Special
to
Daily
News)
Road
blocks
have
been
set
up
on
the
roads
leading
in
all
directions
out
of
Prince
George
following
a
daring
robbery
here
during
Saturday
night
when
burglars
entered
the
men's
wear
store
of
Robert
Mc-Kenzie
on
Third
Avenue
and
took
away
a
600-pound
safe
containing
$4000
in
cash
and
$2000
in
negotiable
'
I
checks.
I
LONDON
Oi
Britain's
Conser
Experience
gained
in
the
last
war
showed
that,
it
I
f
a
-
.
"(
7
r:
1
vative
government
mustered
a
where
civilian
defence
was
properly
organized,
cas-'sT-vou
majority
Tuesday
night
ported
Prime
Minister
Mossadegh
has
sent
a
personal
appeal
to
President
Harry
Truman
for
financial
help
for
Iran.
Deputy
Prime
Minister
Mas-sein
Fatemi
disclosed
a
new
appeal
hours
after
the
Department
ualties
and
damage
from
bombing
were
fully
50
per
ibM.
e
cent
less
than
where
there
was
no
such
organized
;
churchm
s
plan
to
send
Pariia-
defence,
said
Col.
J.
J.
Crockett,
who
was
in
the
city
ment
home
for
a
long
Christmas
holiday.
Ttw
vote
was
318
to
281,
giving
the
Churchill
government
Its
second
Parliamentary
victory
in
two
days.
Churchill
said
he
will
adjourn
at
the
first
of
this
week
heading
for
Juneau
to
be
stationed
at
the
Alaska
capital
as
assistant
to
the
director
of
civil
defence
for
the
territory.
v
WARRANT
under
which
newly
organized
Captain
t.uk't
Coips
now
operates
was
presented
last
week
to
gu,
ot
Canada
branch
president,
8.
P.
Woodside
by
Lt.
Tye,
area
officer
commanding
Sea
Cadets
Pacific
oncl
ceremony
was
held
In
the
Navy
Drill
Hall
here
parade
niuht
of
Sea
Cadets
last
Thursday.
rendum
on
Power
inchise
Is
Passed
On
of
State
had
announced
"no
new
basis"
for
settling
the
bitter
oil
controversy
hag
been
found.
Fatcml
told
a
reporter
that
Mossadegh
had
sent
a
personal
message
to
the
President
two
days
ago.
It
will
be
Col.
Crockett's
job
Entry
was
made
from
the
lane
Parliament
for
53
days
from
De
UM
Soldiers
Are
Murdered
cember
7
to
January
29
to
give
his
government
time
for
some
quiet
non-political
study
of
problems.
The
Prime
Minister,
dur-
at
the
rear
and
the
safe
removed
on
a
truck,
the
tire
treads
of
which
could
be
traced
for
a
short
distance
in
a
light
fall
of
snow.
Then
the
tracks
were
lost
In
street
traffic
and
there
is
no
Mossadegh
plans
to
leave
by
plane
for
Tehran
Thursday.
He
spent
three
weeks
In
Washington
while
American
mediators
to
take
an
active
part
in
getting
fluid
mobility
between
areas
in
Alaska
ready
to
handle
any
sit-
case
of
emergency
In
one
or
uationa
that
may
arise
in
the
more.
event
of
air
or
any
other
form
The
whole
organization
of
of
attack
should
war
break
out.
civilian
defence
Is
directed
pri-Col.
Crockett
Is
convinced
that
marily
to
saving
population
and
such
a
war
is-
Inevitable
and
it
Insuring
a
continuation
of
pro-could
break
out
at
any
time
with
duction.
Such
functions
as
shel-a
spark
such
as
Korea,
Germany
ter
first
aid,
rescue,
mainteu-or
Egypt
kindling
the-
explo-
anoe
of
health
services
and
M-sion.
jsurjng
of
food
and
supplies
are
tried
vainly
to
find
a
ing
the
recess,
will
also
make
a
trip
to
Washington
and
Ottawa.
Some
Labor
members
said
Churchill
merely
wanted
to
get
them
out
of
the
way.
further
clue
up
to
today
as
to
the
direction
taken.
o
December
Election
The
store
had
closed
at
0
PUSAN,
Korea.
The
head
of
the
Eighth
Army's
legal
section
today
said
that
the
Reds
have
killed
at
least
5790
United
Nation
soldier
prisoners
about
5500
of
them
Americans
and
some
250,000
Korean
civilians
in
atrocities
since
the
start
of
the
war.
t'mincil
Has
Stormy
Session
With
Mayor
o'clock
Saturday
night
and
the
robbery
was
discovered
about
1U
o'clock
Sunday
morning.
-
-".
UIHlllisea
lor
ciueiBCUi-y
wimii
Itetoring
Order
Several
Times
United
States
Plane
Missing
i
I
Prince
Charles
The
store
is
located
near
the
Prince
George
Drug
Co.
margin
of
one
vote,
city
council
last
night
might
ari.se
irom
any
type
oi
warfare
such
as
bombing,
chemical,
bacteriological
and
atomic.
The
cities
of
Washington,
Seattle
and
Chicago
have
already
had
their
full
scale
civil
(Alaska,
already
being
strongly
armed
in
the
event
of
it
becoming
a
firing
line,
is
ronsidered
to
be
in
a
vulnerable
position.
Prince
Rupert
boasts
of
being
the
most
strategic
port
and
railway
terminal
in
relation
to
Alaska.)
Col.
Crockett
comes
now
from
Has
Birthday
I
Parents
on
Rough
Seas
Today
FRANKFURT,
Oermany
if)
A
United
States
Air
Fore
plane,
carrying
34
persons,
was
lost
on
Police
lined
up
several
suspects
but
have
released
them
all.
It
is
thought
that
the
same
gang
may
have
been
responsible
for
other
robberies
that
have
taken
place
recently
at
Terrace,
Smithers
and
Burns
Lake.
i
i
a
referendum
bylaw
asking
Prince
Rupert
v
lather
they
wish
to
have
B.C.
Power
Com-i-Hiimly
electrical
energy
here.
The
referen-j
be
presented
at
the
civic
election
in
ian
defence
exercises.
The
problem
of
civil
defence
1
But
Their
Geetings
Heard
a
flight
from
Frankfurt
to
Bordeaux
Tuesday
and
is
feared
to
France
Cuts
Her
Imports
PARIS
France
announced
in
Alaska,
with
its
great
dis-;
,,,
.
.
.
tann.
nnrt
enmnarativelv
small
LONDON
(CP)
A
Sturdy,
and
isolated
communities,
will
squarely-built
young
man
who
be
different
.than
continental
"'lU
ne
day
be
King
of
England
have
crashed
somewhere
in
the
Chicago
where
he
has
been
as-mountalns
of
central
France.
;sistant
director
of
civilian
de-Rescue
planes
have
begun
a
fence
for
the
state
of
Illinois,
search
centering
southwest
of
Current
international
tension
!
United
States,
Col.
Crockett
real-
celebrated
his
tnira
Dinnaay
Tornadoes
in
Leather
today
a
drastic
slash
in
imports-
Dijon
where
the
plane
was
last
has
been
making
the
United
i
Izes.
i
ku""-.
.
,
horn
from
i
niiim
.,or
mnnh
oiiuo
tn
t.hp
i
Hnl
r.riw
itptt
is
no
stranner
to
He
is
mnce
cnaries,
son
oi
imposed
by
shortage
of
dollar
re
.
"
'
.
'
.
I"
"""
'
1
..
.f(.i
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
serves.
Air
rorce
neanquariers
in
importance
oi
gevung
civilian
.
war
uu
.iiraua.
-
-
-
-
"7
i
.
..
,
Tmn..
from
th
dollar
oU"
anne
of
next
line
for
Wiesbaden.
Germany,
say
the
defence
organized,
Col.
Crockett
He
served
overseas
as
a
lieuten-
Mlnburgh.
in
,J
?
,zo"e
Synopsis
RkipK
are
rlearino
along
the
-v.n
rir.ii..
Wnn.c
qmt.
in
wnr
ui
war
i
ann
111
wnnii
.
i--
1
.
plane
was
a
C-82
transport
car
The
roval
parents
are
in
mid-'
1952,
will
be
reduced
to
about
oast
.hile
m
tne
interior
most
it
D
Northern
U.U.
aipany
ends
March,
i
cisl
alter
an
hour's
c
In
which
Aid.
T.
,
general
manager
of
IT
company,
-charged
i'
asking
people
to
I
blind
issue."
rendum
is
one-sided,
:yl
has
a
political
kan-ber!
Aid.
Black.
"And
f
k.im
Uiu
power
com-'
wiving
end."
The
defence
is
organized
on
1
war
u
was
a
ongaaier
in
une
Midwest
CHICAGO'
W
A
series
of
tornadoes
and
violent
electrical
and
windstorms
struck
damaging
blows
across
a
wide
area
of
the
mid-continent
Tuesday.
.
'
Atlantic
homeward
bound
from
$500,000,
a
cabinet
spokesman
cloudy.
In
the
nortn
three
levels
national,
state
and
armored
force
with
six
months
regions
are
community
and
a
well
co-or-1
in
London
and
two
years
In
their
Canadian
tour
but
the
son
said
I
central
interior
a
few
snow
flut-
rying
military
personnel
to
the
supply
port
of
Bordeaux.
To
Welcome
New
Citizens
dinated
system
has
been
set
up
Ruasla.
With
32
years
oi
service
nau
nis
uiiiuuay
ucuu
'
"
"V,
:
,7.
,,,"
rles
are
persuing
"uu6"ul"
with
each
authority
having
IU
in
the
United
States
Army,
be-
from
them
just
the
same.
His
French
idc-
la
'rfJ
the
day.
Temperatures
will
be
own
plan
-and
upher.
of
auUior--
twm
war.
and
alter
World
War
num.'
Helen
Lightbody,
.
will
.
1950.
to
June
1951
were
$650.000,-1
generally,
cool
with
frost
exit
v
ti,.
.hni.
.rhem.
hPinir
wpII
II
he
served
as
militarv
attache
switch
on
thc"phonograph
in
the
000.
,
pected
on
the
lower
"mainland
Frenchmen
will
be
pinched.oriieht
Little
rhani:e
is
exoect-
i
(Continued
on
Page
4)
i
1
meshed
and
capable
of
quick
and
primrose
yellow
nursery
at
Clarence
House
to
bring
the
toddler
11
V.
Olassey
had
to
ed
in
the
weather
for
the
next
The
twisters
killed
at
least
otic
person
and
Injured
seven
others.
Property
damage
Is
expected
to
run
Into
hundreds
of
thous
lor
coal,
gasuuue,
cutLon
ana
newsprint
due
to
the
Import
slash,
a
cabinet
spokesman
indicated.
France's
dollar
reserves
are
believed
below
$200,000,000
com
To
plan
an
organized
program
ands
of
dollars.
Mid-November
storms
lashed
'
10
nelp
nc
citlzens
to
Prince
48
hours.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Sunny
north
portion
and
cloudy
soutli
portion
today
and
Thursday.
A
lew
showers
today
in
northern
Vancouver
Island
section.
Little
0:
-.lor
as
several
alder.
Itr
heatedly
at
once.
.m't
think
the
power
if
given
us
a
square
iSii
nut
pulling
my
They
have
not
de-
i
jhc
goods,"
retorted
HHf
Hills.
Rupert
area,
the
newly
formed
1
1
I
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HMilKMJIl
If
isJSWW
"'
1
1
'V.
;
u
;"f
5i
p.-,
,
pared
with
the
pre-war
backlog
of
$2,500,000
and
the
postwar
average
of
$400,000,000.
happy
birthday
wishes
and
be
a
good
boy
reminder
which
the
Princess
recorded
before
she
left
for
Canada.
The
Princess
and
Duke
were
having
a
rough
homeward
trrp
through
mountainous
seas
today.
For
a
time
the
Empress
of
Canada
was
out
of
communication.
The
royal
couple
are
due
at
Euston
Station
on
Saturday
and
will
be
met
by
Queen
Elizabeth
and
Princess
Margaret.
most
of
the
United
States
midwest.
Heavy
rains
hit
many
areas.
Winds
of
100
miles
an
hour
whipped
across
communities
in
the
path
of
the
tornadoes
wnlch
struck
in
Illinois,
Missouri,
Indiana
and
Kentucky.
,
change
to
temperature.
Light
northerly
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Port
Citizenship
Council
holds
a
general
meeting
at
Civic
Centre
tonight.
Following
an
executive
meeting
Sunday,
Secretary
Gerry
Woodside
said
today
a
constitution
will
be
presented
and
committees
formed
to
handle
a
sur
Hardy
and
Prince
Rupert,
30
and
45;
Sandspit,
35
and
45.
vey
of
the
area
for
Immigrants,
conduct
education
groups,
recre
jus
introduced
by
Aid.
:W
1
tt.
chairman
of
the
-.
t'lnimtk-c.
Aid.
Harold
rUrniel
mi
I
age
21
t
ar
On
dents
ational
and
counselling
facilities.
Establishing
a
"Citizens'
Day"
in
Prince
Rupert
also
will
be
the
Demonstrate
In
Silence
Terrace
Men
Vote
Strike
Little,
Haugland
&
Kerr
Decide
by
Majority
In
Favor
of
Going
Out
-
TERRACE
(Special
to
Daily
News
i
In
a
government
supervised
strike
vote
here
yesterday,
33
union
employees
of
Little,
1
'
U
effect
of
a
motion
presented
to
j
Building
Code
Being
Amended
Prince
hupeit
is
to
have
a
uew
building
code
and,
when
the
bylaw
has
been
passed,
"wu
.will
stick
to
it,"
vowed
mayor
anil
aldermen
at
last
night's
catmca
1-1
"
s
.
1
purr
ill
(.arliaer
Tin
CAIRO,
O.-A
human
sea
of
a
million
or
mole
persons
paraded
In
stolid
silence
today
through
kiphasi.fd
by
MHO
Masset
Man
Passes
Away
Funeral
will
be
held
tomorrow
at
St.
John's
Anglican
Church
at
Masset
for
well-known
fisherman
and
prominent
Masset
man,
George
Price,
67,
who
died
In
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Monday.
He
Is
survived
by
his
wife,
Kate;
three
sons,
Wallace,
Prince
Rupert,
and
Herman
and
Dol-phus,
Masset;
two
daughters,
riders'
garbage
cans
streets
of
Cairo
In
a
giant
anti-
iris
s
that
garbage
British
demonstration
and
then
p
seel
either
to
air
or
to
folded
up
tru-lr
bellicose
banners
ivs
Health
Officer
and
dispersed
peacefully.
meeting.
Subject
was
touched
off
by
a
second
request
of
a
city
businessman-
for
permission
to
move
a
ft
Black
following
com-
!
it
was
a
day
of
mourning
for
the
meeting
by
the
executive.
This
would
be
a
day
when
new
citizens
will
b
introduced
to
the
public
at
a
ceremony.
At
the
inaugural
meeting
of
the
council
several
weeks
ago,
some
25
representatives
of
city
organizations
were
present.
"We
are
looking
for
a
much
larger
attendance
than
that
tonight,"
said
Mr.
Churchill.
"For
there
are
more
than
100
organizations
here
and
all
of
them
should
be,
interested
In
the
future
of
Canada
and
Its
citizens,
of
whom
a
lot
will
be
people
from
other
countries."
Haugland
Sc-
Kerr
operations
voted
in
favor
of
strike
action.
Thirteen
voted
against.
'
The
issue
is
whether
the
interior
or
coast
wage
scale
shall
prevail
in
the
local
operations
of
the
company
Including
mill,
class
D
temporary
building
from
m
collectors
regarding
twenty
Egyptians
killed
last
i
receptacles.
j
month
In
clashes
with
the
British
's
have
Infested
tho
durinir
Suez
Canal
dispute.
fi
.nig
no
Utile
U'jublo
'
The
newspaper
Al
Zam'an
esti-
Mrs.
Moses
Parnell
and
Mrs.
Ru-
i
vcnien
:e
to
collectors,
'
mated
that
2.500.000
persons
Hiacn
in
ills
monthly
marched
and
termed
the
parade
yard
and
woods
workers.
Harry
King
supervised
the
strike
poll
In
town
and
George
McAdams
deputized
for
him
in
the
bush.
fus
White,
both
of
Masset.
Funeral
service
will
be
held
by
Rev.
M.
S.
Young.
Body
leaves
tonight
on
the
Adelaide
Marie.
P"
!xrt.
I
the
biRRPst
demonstration
in
E'lle,
his
r?port
on
rat
Egypt's
history,
it
the
-
city
dumo
says
-
M
"
.iff)
C
X
:f.Z
frceni
,)i
oau,
put
down'j
one
site
to
another.
At
a
previous
meeting,
T.
Norton
idlings,
re.aii,r,
aau
b:cn
refused
permission
to
mov
m:
Cuiidir.j
on
the
(.rounds
it
tml
not
conform
with
building
requirements.
Request
wai
granted
last
night
ty
a
6-i
vcte,
f,.
jvidea
a
are
wall
is
added
to
the
building
and
It
is
set
on
a
concrete
foundation.
A
special
committee
of
standing
committee
chairmen,
headed
by
Aid.
H.
M.
Daggett,
was
appointed
by
Mayor
H.
F.
Gias;ey
taicn
by
rats.
Mass
f
ca
ca.,e
loads,
how-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
found
to
be
lmprac-
"f
burial
of
the1
City
Council
Considers
New
Telephone
System
(Courtesy
s.
I.
JuliiiMoii
Co.
Ltd.)
'"'ii
and
wind
effects.
23
BeBttie
BUTTON
UP
YOUR
OVERCOAT
With
snow
falling
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
buttons
his
topcoat
as
he
and
Princess
Elizabeth
leave
Trinity
Church
at
Ste.
Agathe
des
Monts
recently
during
their
Laurentian
holiday.
The
Duke
read
the
lesson
during
the
service.
(CP
PHOTO
1
vement
of
I
to
special
council
meeting
nextj
l
draw
"P
a
new.
building
bylaw.
Leading
Engineers
Now
Here
and
Will
Report
on
Friday
Friday.
That
Is
all
I
can
say
at
this
timp
"
KfliH
Mavor
Glasspv
Committee
members
are
Aid.
George
Casev,
Aid.
Don
Fitch,
Aid.
T.
B.
Black,
Aid.
Harold
Whalen.
Prince
Rupert
may
have
ani
Ald
H
M
Daggett,
utilities
up-to-date,
mortem,
automatic
I
mml,tee
chalrman.
said
these
Keep
Canadians
at
Home
eat
Slow
I
is
nuw
about
hull
jiicat
in
the
Prince
Ru-f
ii.ir
to
provide
a
full
telephone
system.
A
special
Committee
will
investigate
the
men
were
here
as
a
result
of
building
codes
of
other
cities
anl
will
ask
for
the
new,
revised
copy
of
the
National
Building
Code.
26-man
committee
to
investigate
meeting
of
city
council
will
be
held
next
Friday
to
hear
a
report
of
three
top
telephone
engineering
men
now
making
a
defence
expenditures.
.'".
over
ioo
carloads
negotiations
by
the
city
for
possibility
of
financing
a
new
telephone
system.
"I
hope
this
council
will
accept
the
report
of
the.
experts
and
not
do
as
In
the
past
when
expeit
advice
was
turned
down,"
cau
complete
Investigation
of
the
f'
.ii
uikcii
n,
witu
an
f
Ive
alongside
this
mor
Bcvcourt
56
Buffalo
Canadian
20'2
Consol.
Smelters
174.00
Conwest
3.65
Donalda
-
38
Eldona
17
East
Sullivan
9.40
Giant
Yellowknlfe
10.70
God's
Lake
35
Hardrock
14
Harricana
07
Vi
Heva
11
Jacknlfe
07'i
Jollet
Quebec
44
Little
Long
Lac
76
Lvnx
12
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.12
McKenzie
Red
Lake
50
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.73
Moneta
.32
V4
Negus
.v
69
Noranda
81.70
Louvicourt
38
Fickle
Crow
1-70
San
Antonio
2.60
.
itv's
telephones.
Mayor
H.
f
.
Giassey
made
this
nay
sixty-one
car-reported
on
the
line
report
to
city
council
last
night.
tioned
Aid.
T.
B.
Black.
"A
new
Jaslr
buund
for
Prince
VANCOUVER
Anfcrican
Standard
30
Bralorne
6.15
B.
R.
X
03
Cariboo
Quartz
1
27
Congress
08
Giant
Mascot
95
Indian
Mines
25
lend
Oreille
D25
Pioneer
2-00
Premier
Border
34
Privateer
08'i
Sheep
Creek
'.
165
KHbak
Premier
56
Taku
River
07Vj
Vananda
15
Salmon
Gold
02
Vi
Spud
Valley
-21
Silver
Standard
2.70
Western
Uranium
4.10
Cronin
Bablne
-51
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
7.90
A.
P.
Con
7
Calmont
174
Central
Leduc
.-
2-50
Mercury
23
Okalta
2.70
'
Pacific
Pete
12-50
Royal
Canadian
17
TORONTO
,
Athona
09
Aumaque
-2
Leading
the
engineering
party
ystem
now
Is
going
to
cost
a
lot
George
Drew
Urges
Different
Defence
Policy
OTTAWA
Oi
George
Drew,
Progressive-Conservative
leader,
said
Tuesday
that
Canada,
instead
of
sending
forces
to
Europe
at
this
time,
should
concentrate
on
training
at
home
of
fast,
hard-hitting
mobile
mechanized
units.
Drew
told
Commons
that
Canada
and
the
United
States
here
Is
H.
P.
Mahoney,
chief
more
than
it
did
in
1948."
'
s
from
175
i0
200
car
-rain
im
nn
a
cva..
The
resolution
was
welcomed
by
members
of
all
parties.
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
said
the
committee
would
not
be
asked
to
decide
on
matters
of
policy.
Its
duty
would
be
to
see
that
value
Is
being
obtained
for
money
spent
on
defence.
-
TIDES
-
Thursday,
November
15.
1951
High
2:18
19.2
feet
13:56
21.7
feet
I"S'
e-.ain
VAUEDl
lo
tT,,-
Mayor
Glassey
asked
aldermen
to
take
note
of
Aid.
Black's
remarks.
Present
telephone
system
was
Installed
In
-1910,
and
.
.twn
w
OUp-
Dc
here
during
Novem-no
definllR
wnrH
had
P.G.
Loggers
Favor
Strike
PRINCE
GEORGE
Fourteen
sawmill
operations
in
this
area
today
announced
the
results
of
a
strike
vote
on
a
-wage
increase.
Nine
of
the
fourteen
IWA
locals
voted
in
favor
of
strike
action
and
five
against.
In
all,
about
twenty-two
locals
voted
but
the
rest
have
not
yet
reported.
A
strike
could
be
called
after
a
month's
time.
vo
more
posltioinis
added
in
consulting
engineer
of
Automatic
Electric
Co.
Ltd.,
of
Chicago.
Assisting
him
is
Luke
Kelly,
engineer
of
Automatic
Electric
Co.
of
Canada,
Ltd.,
Brockville,
Ont.,
and
George
Knowles,
sales
engineer,
B.C.
representative,
of
Vancouver.
"Mr.
Muhoney,
one
of
the
outstanding
telephone
engineers
In
1927.
Since
then
no
moderniz
P
,V,(1
at
the
elevator
up
pnrning.
Pain
concern
uf
th
io.
ation
cf
the
system
has
been
at
should
supply
equipment
needed
to
arm
men
available
in
Europe.
Canada
should
concentrate
on
tempted.
have
enough
grain
l"e
time
the
ship
ar-
Senator
Rouyn
17Vi
Low
7:54
8.1
feet
2B:37
3.0
feet
'the
world,
will
examine
our
There
are
more
white-tall
f
to
the
late
harvest,
due
training
units
that
could
be
moved
quickly
to
troubled
spots.
The
Progressive-Conservative
leader
spoke
before
the
adoption
of
a
resolution
establishing
a
Sherrit
Gordon
3.80
Steep
Rock
7.00
Silver
Miller
1.36
Upper
Canada
1-59
Golden
Manitou
7.15
J;f
ab'e
weather
condi-
whole
telephone
system
and
aeer
per
square
mile
in
Nova
alonn
with
Mr.
Kelly
and
Mr.
Scotia
than
anywhere
else
in
nas
been
slow
The
Laurentlans
are
the
oldest
mountain
range
in
the
world.
Knowles
will
make
their
report
1
North
America,
n.
J