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PRINCE
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FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
5,
1951
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and
Schacht
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EVEN
UP
WORLD
SERIES
Censorship
Call
bach
Other
Names
Not
Meant
pRTA,
Indonesia
(CP)-Hjalmar
Schacht,
Communists
Retreating
Before
Allied
Drive
EIGHTH
ARMY
HEADQUARTERS
(Cr)-Chinese
front
line
defences
appeared
to
be
crumbling
in
the
west
today
before
,
the
offensive
of
100,000
Tjnjted
Nations
troops.
itlers
wartime
Iinancial
wizard,
today
ae-ie
Canadian
United
Nations
official
who
him
on
Wednesday
of
"impertinence
and
first
on
a
bunt.
Rizzuto
also
beat
out
a
bunt,
Mantle
going
to
third
on
a
bunt,
Mantle
going
to
third
on
a
wild
throw
by
Luckmjn.
McDougald
singled,
scoring
Mantle
and
sending
Rizzuto
to
second.
DiMaggio
hit
into
a
double
play
but
Rizzuto
reached
third.
Ben
a
struck
out.
One
run,
thice
hits.
Second
Inninr
President
Truman
Defend;
Much
Attacked
Press
Security
Order
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(P
President
Truman
said
yesterday
that
he
had
ordered
his
hotly-disputed
security
order
ten
days
ago
because
a
survey
showed
that
newspapers
and
suck
'
maga
Giants
Irvin
singled
and
stole
$2
Million
Fire
Razes
DOT
Offices
Yanks
Have
Handy
Win
Joe
Collins,
With
Homer,
and
Eddie
Lopat
Are
Heroes
YANKEE
STADIUM
(CP)
First
Baseman
Joe
Collins
gave
the
American
League
New
York
Yanlc-?es
a
3-to-l
victory
in
the
second
game
of
the
world
series
when
he
hit
a
home
run
in
the
second
inning
with
no
one
on.
ferond.
Lockman,
Mays
andizmes
naa
P"Diisned
5
percent
Westrum
went
down
In
order,
i
of
Unlted
States
secret
Informa-
i
Explanation
is
Demanded
TC
kONTO
Just
before
service
in
Simpson
Avenue
United
Church.
Rev.
Wesley
Morris
handed
Frank
Houston,
organist,
a
note,
reading:
"Forget
the
National
Anthem.
I
will
pray
Instead."
The
king
had
been
operated
on
a
few
hours
earlier.
The
note
was
ignored.
Houston
played,
with
the
congregation
standing
and
siging
the
anthem.
The
organist
will
have
to
explain
his
action
to
the
church
officials.
Rupert
Boy
in
Cowboy
Band
tion.
leaving
Irvin
stranded
at
second
Yankees
Woodling
filed
out
He
sa
d
this
is
what
lw
Is
try-
Brown
bounced
out.
Collins
hit
;
lW!
to
stop.
He
disavowed
any
a
home
run.
Lopat
grounded
!
effort
at
censorship
and
has
no
The
battered
Communists
retreated
northward
in
some
sections.
Some
hills
were
abandoned
after
days
of
bitter
fighting.
Elsewhere
6nly
diehard
rearguards
delayed
United
Nations
troops.
Meanwhile,
the
Reds
remained
silent
on
Gen.
Ridgway's
invitation
,to
pick
up
a
new
sit-e
in
no-mans
land
to
renew
disrupted
cease
fire
talks.
,
,
.
Milk
Farmers
Talking
Strike:
slander."
The
official.
Dr.
Hugh
L.
Keenleyside,
Canadian
director-g.neial
of
United
Nations
technical
assistance
administration,
refused
to
shake
hands
with
Schacht
at
a
private
reception.
Later,
Keenleyside,
in
a
statement,
called
the
German
"an
unprincipled
turncoat,"
"a
disgrace
to
the
human
race,''
and
a
"despicable
scoundrel."
Schacht,
visiting
Indonesia
at
Ihe
government's
request
to
study
the
country's
economy
and
finance-,
said:
"That
Dr.
Keenleyside
has
the
courage
to
call
me
a
despicable
scoundrel
is
impertinance
which
not
only
gives
a
clear
picture
of
his
ignorance
but
also
of
his
character."
Sir
Mirza
Ismail,
resident
United
Nations
official
in
Ja-
out.
One
run.
one
hit.
MONCTON,
New
Brunswick
A
fire
last
night
destroyed
the
Ma'itime
district
offices
of
the
department
of
transport
at
nearby
Lakeburn,
causing
damage
estimated
at
close
to$2.000,000.
desire
to
curb
the
freedom
of
the
press.
The
President
defended
an
order
restricting
the
release
of
official
information
in
a
lengthy
statement
read
to
a
press
Third
Inning
Giants
Thompson
bounced
out.
Jansen
lined
out.
Stanky
walked.
Dark
filed
out.
Yankees
Mantle
struck
out.
Thn
two-storey,
600
by
300-foot
j
wooden
structure
was
a
total
i
out.
McDougald
Rizzuto
filed
lined
out.
The
order
authorizes
civilian
as
w-!!i
as
military
officials
to
withhold
information
they
believe
might
endanger
'the
national
security.
The
order
was
attack-ed
by
edi-
Fourth
Inning
Giants
Thomson
filed
out.
popped
out.
Lockman
out.
Yankees
DiMaggio
struck
out
loss.
Records
described
by
officii!'.",
as
irreplaceable
were
lost
In
the
flames.
Some
employees
escaped
the
lapidiy-spreading
flames
by
leaping
from
second
storey
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Warning
that
Fraser
Valley
dairy
.farm
TELKWA-Len
Knutson
Rambling
Len"
of
the
Calgary
Rangers,
a
Prince
Rupert
boy,
f
karta.
said
today
that
he
i
Woodling
j
tor3,
publishers
and
many
mem
iiiSAL
SM'B
Dr.
H.
quitting
his
Job
because
his
bass,
'
Berra
grounded
out
flied
out.
His
blow
gave
the
Yanks
a
two
to
nothing
lead
and,
after
the
Giants
scored
a
run
in
thj
seventh,
the
American
League
t?am
added
another
In
the
eighth.
The
series
is
now
tred
at
one
win
each
and
the
third
game
will
be
played
across
the
Harlem
River
at
Polo
Grounds
tomorrow.
Sal
Maglie
will
pitch
for
Giants
and
Vic
Raschl
for
Yankees.
Eddie
Lopat
was
the
winning
ih-
-,.,,.
"""i
iccciuiy
wuu
wie
n.aten
h
i
i
.
Z
taiw'ha
?r
Keen'eyT
inlanders
Band,
has
fetched
up
side,
insulted
the
former
JMazi,.,u
.
.....J
bers
of
Congress
establishing
censorship
at
the
source
of
in
ers
may
strike
if
they
do
not
receive
an
immediate
40
per
cent
Increase
in
fluid
milk
prices
was
given
yesterday
at
a
milk
board
investigation
here
into
the
milk
problem.
i
nfc
nuiifttuil
Ills
ieilOW
COW
hiowicr
Ua
eiiA
t'l
i
ui
t,
boys
Eddie
Stoltz,
Bernle
Lav-lneway
and
Mike
Goda.
lhy
set
out
from
Calgary,
Eric
S.
Flowerdew,
secretary
of
formation.
Asked
specifically
what
prompted
the
order,
Truman
said
that
Fortune
Magazine
had
printed
all
locations
with
maps
of
United
States
atomic
energy
plants.
King
Signs
Dissolution
me
worn
ior
rteenieysides
conduct.
The
Incident
occurred
when
Ismail
attempted
to
Introduce
Schacht
to
Keenleyside.
Fifth
Inning
Giants
Mays
flied
out
to
DiMaggio.
Mickey
Mantle,
backing
up
DiMaggio,
fell
and
was
hurt.
Hank
Bauer
replaced
Mantle
in
right
field.
Westrum
IV.iA
out.
Hank
Thompson
struck
out.
Brown
was
tossed
out
at
first.
the
Fraser
Valley
special
milk
...,.s.de,
now
represent-r.i!$c:;i
with
the
United
to
shake
infused
u
piivatc
reception
f:i.
Indonesia,
yester-tlr
Hjalmar
Schacht,
and
one
time
fN.izi
adviser
to
Adolf
f.
f'
Keenleyside
said
.
nr
-ifh
to
have
any-j
i
did
c
I
with
Schacht.
He
ago,
pitcher
with
a
steady
perform
-
committee,
told
the
board
that
iwo-and-a-half
months
after
the
Stampede,
and
nave
ancc.
striking
out
eii-ht
batters.
we
are
not
letting
out
any
se
Larry
Jansen
was
no
match
for
crets
but
large
number
of
dairy
men
feel
if
they
do
not
get
their
demands
they
will
strike."
Collins
fouled
out.
Lopat
struck
60-Mile
Gale
Recorded
Here
toured
the
East
Kootenays,
and
Southern
B.C.
An
hour's
floor
show,
followed
by
a
dance
to
the
accompaniment
of
Spanish
and
steel
guitar,
fiddle
and
plano-accordian,
has
bean
given
each
week-day
In
village
centres,
and
guests
have
LONDON
(P
Tha
King
today
signed
in
a
firm
hand
a
proclamation
dissolving
Parliament
in
preparation
for
the
national
elections
October
25.
t,
i
r
that
he
knew
0
Neill
Out-Boudreau
in
out.
Sixth
Inning
Oiants
Jansen
popped
out.
the
crafty
Yankee
lefthander.
As
a
insult
0
today's
victory
ior
the
Yanks,
odds
have
Increased
in
their
favor
to
win
the
World
Series.
The
game
was
played
under
threatening
skies
and,
while
the
forecast
was
for
occasional
rain,
Kurd
and
that
he
unprincipled
turn-
Stanky
grounded
out.
Bob
The
signing
took
place
in
Thompson
filed
out.
I
Buckingham
Palace
bedroom
Forty
mile
an
hour
winds
with
Ontario
Polling
Day
Announced
TORONTO
(CP)
Attorney
Gen
been
entertained
In
sveral
dude
Yankees
The
Yanks
went
oLtvtLJVND
?'
Steve
ONeilll
where
the
King
is
recovering
gust?
as
high
as
60
mph.
last!
ranches
it
only
sprinkled
slightly.
nignt
ana
early
this
morning
I
Until
recently,
they
have
lived
is
tnrougn
as
manager
of
the
'
lrom
his
dangerous
lung
opera
Boston
Red
Sox
and
Lou
Bou-
tion
on
September
23.
A
crowd
of
66.007
paid
$310,-J3uto
grounded
out
and
McDoug-
ii.cu
uie
ueguunng
01
winter
.
the
outdoor
life,
pitching
their
ald
struck
out.
dreau
will
succeed
him,
it
is
re-
Tte
new
House
will
meet
Oc-
gaKs
but
left
the
northern
coasts
eral
Porter
confirmed
last
nifhb-
it
k
puable
scoundrel
$
i"
to
the
human
At
Ot'awa,
Minister
of
,
A
f
i
;
is
L.
B.
Pearson
siment
to
make.
At
fr
I
Nations
in
New
nliyslde's
remark
unofficial."
It
was
isti
it
such
comment
:
was
"foielgn
to
jpt-
s
character."
Seventh
Inning
poiuea
by
t,a.
McAuley,
veteran
toner
30
to
Wect
a
a
Speaker.
It;
that
a
general
election
will
be
lent
cacn
uignt,
but
tney
are
now
on
their
way
to
Toronto
for
thp
winter
months,
after
completing
their
tour
of
Northern
no.
held
in
Ontario
November
22.
Nomination
day
will
be
Novem-
undamaged.
Light
aircraft,
however,
were
grounded
until
winds
abated
in
the
late
morning.
uianis
irvin
singled.
Lock-
j
Cleveland
sports
writer,
now
in
will
probably
hold
its
first
busi
man
singled.
Irvin
holding
sec-,
New
York
for
the
World
Series,
ness
sessions
November
.
ond.
Mays
sacrificed,
sending
!
:
iiL,u
io
see
loaays
game.
R
H
E
Yankees
3
8
0
Uiants
15
1
Fine
inning
Giants.
Stanky,
Dark
and
Bob
Thomson
went
down
in
order.
Yankees
Mantle
was
safe
at
ber
8.
Leather
King
of
Safecrackers
Seeks
$40
Month
Pension
Irvin
to
third
but
forcing
Lock-man
at
second.
Westrum
walked,
filling
bases.
A
pinch
hitter
went
to
first
for
Westrum.
Bill
Rig-ney.
a
right-handed
batter,
lifted
a
long
fly
to
right
centre,
allowing
Irvin
to
score
easily
after
the
catch.
Ray
Noble,
another
Synopsis
Throughout
the
nieht
the
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
man
who
claims
he
is'
north
coast
of
British
Columbia
3in
is
ressed
'
i-iaht.hflnHoil
haltap
.nnf
w.
WHILE
PRINCE
RUPERT
IDLE
Grain
Storage
Crisis
Rinks,
Halls
Used
for
Grain
Storing
OTTAWA
P
Faced
with
a
grain
storage
and
transportation
crisis.
Trade
Minister
Clarence
D.
Howe
empowered
the
Board
of
Grain
Commissioners
to
relax
regulations
and
find
additional
storage
space
to
stockpile
the
record
prairie
wheat
crop.
Meanwhile
skating
rinks
and
community
halls
are
being
.
wu
laaueu
fjy
a.
rapine
uiaiuiu-
plate
for
pitcher
'jansen
but
!
the
"former
king
of
United
States
safecrackers
la
;
ance
which
brought
winds
of
in
Vancouver
and
says
he
will
apply
for
a
$40-per-!50
to
eo
miles
per
hour
to
the
,.
,
.
'
.
water-adjacent
to
the
Queen
fouled
out.
Yankees
George
Spencer,
a
righthander,
went
in
to
pitch.
Clint
Hartung
went
to
right
field
Clyne
Rejects
Appointment
OTTAWA
(CP)
Mr.
Justice
John
V.
Clyne
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
British
Columbia
has
reclined
aofointment
as
chief
of
the
Board
of
Transport
Commissioners
at
Ottawa.
He
had
been
named
as
successor
to
Mr.
Justice
M.
B.
Archibald
who
was
expected
to
be
named
a
puisne
judge
cf
the
Exchequer
Court
ol
j
month
Canadian
old
age
pension.
'i'tlin
Brings
""si
llmir
"
(
ritual
Charlotte
Islands.
However,
the
centre
of
the
storm
is
now
mov
for-
:
I
Hert-irt
Emerson
Wilson,
Al,
the
mer
minister,
who
turned
to
mg
inland
over
southearn
crime,
told
reporters
that
"I
am
S
aska
with
the
result
that
-
The
Iranian
ol
poing
along
the
line
of
least
re
effeot
on
the
B.C.
coast
is
ening.
Winds
are
abating
and
Be
Sure
to
Tag
Them
and
Noble
took
over
catching
for
the
Giants.
DiMaggio,
Berra
;
and
Woodling
went
down
in
order
for
the
Yankees.
Eighth
Inning
Giants
Stankey
popped
out.
Dark
filed
out.
Thompson'
sistance.
I'm
just
over
seventy!
precipitation
on
the
north
coast
and
taking
things
easy.'
Wilson
is
seeking
pension
,
,
.
1
B
.u,
.
t
t
pressed
into
use
for
storage.
It
Is
a
crisis
like
that
which
occurred
once
during
the
war.
Under
a
new
order-ln-councll,
a
three-man
board
will
be
permitted
to
llcvnce
even
such
buildings
as
skating
rinks
and
community
halls
if
they
are
available
and
are
found
to
be
suitable
for
grain
storage.
"This
will
ensure,"
said
Mr.
Howe,
"that
as
much
as
possible
of
the
large
crop
will
be
suitably
stored."
imrfor
form
nf
n
l.ll.tinn
""""
Canada.
H
having
a
depressing'
0
it
Britain.
If
tht
'
t
mio
newspaper
and
j
"J
commentators
b:
It!
II.
!
urc
hum
Iran
of!
H
300
British
staff
!
t
rmployces
from1
fl
ani
and
oil
supply
.
wu.ld,
for
London,!
Hunting
feasor,
is
in
full
swng
:
..
mnth
-n''111
remain
over
most
.coastal
'grounded
out.
f
it
Forty-nine
years
of
age,
.TiisMrA
CMvnp
was
hffnra
hi3i
Yankees-Brown
singled.
Mar-
and.
according
to
the
game
office
Canadians
over
seventy
without
!
areas
today
and
Saturday
and
tlr
tin
ran
ran
fn
for
Brown.
T3rnnrn
riiinD
hara
here,
Itroncn
license
and
and
tatr
tag
snips
sales
fli
are
..
j
spread
Dread
slowly
SlOWlV
into
Into
the
the
northern
nortnPm
the
means
test.
He
is
a
native
of
I
interior
sections.
The
southern
appointment
to
the
Supreme
Collins
;
Court
bench
in
British
Colum-'
grounded
out,
Martin
reaching
;
at
an
all-time
high.
Since
the
bia,
chairman
of
the
Canadian
second
on
the
play.
Martin
scor-
srason
for
big
game
and
up-Maritime
Commission.
He
start-1
ed
when
Lopat
single.
Bauer
land
birds
and
ducks
opened.
ed
his
law
practice
originally
in
!
flled
out.
i
sales
have
been
40
per
cent
high
Ninth
Inninr
i
er
than
during
last
year,
Game
from
Prin;e
Rupertj
moving
Giants
Irvin
singled.
Irvin
i
Warden
Hank
Jamieson
said
there
to
Vancouver.
Readying
Elevator
F-'mbroke,
Ontario.
That
does
not
mean
that
a
man
who
allegedly
looted
United
States
vaults
of
an
estimated
$16,000,000
during
the
1920
s
is
broke.
He
still
has
a
comfortable
income
from
movie
rights
to
his
liiq
story.
TIDES
-
-
I
Mr.
Justice
Clyne's
appoint-
was
out
at
second
when
Lock-.
today.
interior,
however,
will
have
sunny
skies
today
with
some
increase
in
cloud
tonight.
'
'
'
"
GALE
WARNING!
North
Coast
Region
"
except
Queen
Charlottes
Gale
warnings
issued.
Cloudy
with
intermittent
rain
today,
cloudy
with
showers
Saturday.
Little
change
in
temperature.
Southeast
gales
(35i
now
blowing
will
slowly
de-
British
Cars
j
Not
Going
Home
VANCOUVER
(CP)
British
car
dealers
here
denied
Montreal
reports
that
$6,000,000
worth
of
British
autos
are
being
picked
i
up
at
Canadian
dealers'
lots
and
1
shipped
back
to
England.
1
!
ment
to
Ottawa
was
expected
to
man
grounded
to
Infield.
Lock-
Const.
Jamieson
warned,
how-'rolncHe
with
a
r--.ve
,n
"!-1
man
was
forced
at
second
when;
ever,
that
more
attention
should
gamate
with
the
Canadian
Mays
grounded
to
the
keystone
be
paid
by
hunters
to
tagging
Maritime
Commission
ana
tut;
sack.
Hartung
ended
the
game
their
trophies.
1
He
first
time
in
two
s
that
the
Iran
and
r-annot
show
sub-
mti.sh
representation,
ins
asserted,
in
the
"ii
that
the
nation
classed
time
and
1
W"'ig
With
ths
Iran-
and
the
final
!
iticism
is
not
con-Jli'-al
partizanshlp.
Ii,
f
N-s
general.
'cneste4-
Guardian
,
f'iH
situation
"our
!.r."
quarters
come
"1
ministerial
Incom-
'I
annalllnw
mi..
j
when
he
dribbled
to
Collins.
Any
deer,
moose,
goat
or
elk
Ah
Transport
Board.
Saturday,
October
6,
1951
crease
to
southeast
(25).
South-
High
4:45
17.1
feet
j
east
(251
tomorrow.
Low
10-
16:28
20.0
feet
I
night
and
high
tomorrow
At
Low
10:20
8.9
fe'etjPort
Hardy
and
Prince
Rupert,
23:28
5.0
feet
'
48
and
55.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
,
shot
must
be
tagged
Immediately
I
with
a
valid
seal,
and
such
tag
j
must
be
securely
and
permanently
attached
to
the
base
of
the
j
tall
of
the
carcass
until
it
has
:
been
transported
to
the
place
i
where
it
is
to
be
consumed.
..(Ctiurtmy
&
u.
Julilistou
Co.
Ltd.)H
l.iV.
Official
Visits
Korean
Hospital
Princess
160
This
is
in
accordance
with
the
Royal
Canadian
19'2
game
tag
regulations,
the
game
"'d'ly
and
lack
of
Royallte
19.00
warden
points
out,
and
failure
on
Harold
Pllmley
of
Plimley's
Motors
said
he
had
heard
rumors
that
such
a
scheme
was
In
the
offing
but
he
said
the
rumor
may
be
"part
of
a
whispering
campaign"
against
British
cars.
A
Montreal
report
yesterday
said
that
some
3500
British-built
automobiles,
representing
sale
value
of
more
than
$6,000,000,
were
being
shipped
back
to
England
because
of
rigid
government
credit
controls
on
purchase
of
now
cars.
"Under
existing
federal
gov-;inmhnt.
credit
restrictions
we
i
cannot
find
a
market
for
British-liuilt
cars."
a
large
dealer
in
j
Montreal
said.
Prairie
grown
wheat
may
finally
be
loaded
Into
Prince
Rupert's
long-idle
grain
elevator.
This
is
the
speculation
in
shipping
and
railroad
circles
today.
Orders
have
been
received
by
railroad
men
here
to
repair
and
make
ready
for
use
the
siding
leading
into
the
grain
elevator.
Meanwhile,
C.
A.
Berner,
CNK
superintendent
here,
who
is
expected
to
know
the
answer
to
whether
or
not
grain
is
actually
coming
this
way,
is
in
Prince
George,
returning
Saturday
night.
This
newspaper
has
published
much
in
connection
with
the
idle
elevator
while
a
record
crop
of
wheat
finds
inadequate
storage
space
on
the
prairies.
Central
B.C.
Boards
of
Trade
recently
passed
a
Prince
Rupert
resolution
calling
for
the
use
of
the
elevator.
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
pressing
the
matter
again.
the
pa'.t
of
hunters
to
comply
may
lead
to
fines
as
high
as
$300,
confiscation
of
the
game
shot,
and
the
firearms
with
which
it
was
shot.
,
"And
we
wouldn't
want
to
see
anybody
got
caught
like
that,"
the
game
warden
assured.
Mrs.
Oliver
Adams
Dies
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
N
.33
Bralorne
7.05
B
R
X
04
Caribiio
Quartz
1.42
Congress
09
Giant
Mascot
1.07
Indian
Mines
25
Pend
Oreille
10.75
Pioneer
2.50
Premier
Border
.35
Privateer
11.50
Reno
03
Vi
Sheep
Creek
1.75
Silbak
Premier
54
Taku
Fiver
.08
Vananda
.16
Salmon
Gold
05a
Spud
Valley
28a
Silver
Standard
2.75
Western
Uranium
6.25
Cronin
Babine
62
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
7.05
A
P
Con
50
Atlantic
3.25
Calmont
..
1.50
C
&
E
16.00
Central
Leduc
2.60
Home
Oil
17.75
Mercury
.':
29
Okalta
2.80
Kmteers
quested
assist
for
remains
f
'Ii"
late
i'WD
OLSEN
f
inducted
,Av.
OCTOBER
6
shall
be
left
i"itig
beaches.
f"
tlmc-8
am.
from
f
1
n
&
Sons
floats
'
)fr
Information
ntact
TORONTO
Alhona
.09
Aumaque
24
Beattle
38
Bevcourt
68Vi
Buffalo
Canadian
29
Consol.
Smelters
186.50
Conwest
4.05
Donalda
,
46
Eldona
22
..t
East
Sullivan
9.30
Giant
Yellowknife
12.50
God's
Lake
38
Hardrock
13
Harricana
09
Heva
15V2
Joliet
Quebec
52'
4
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.33
McLeod
Cockshutt
3.10
Moneta
31
Negus
80
Noranda
84.75
Louvicourt
42
Vi
Pickle
Crow
'
1.70
Sherrlt
Gordon
4.10
Steep
Rock
7.45
Silver
Miller
1.51
Upper
Canada
1
76
Golden
Manltou
7.50
A
woman
died
last
night
shortly
after
being
admitted
to
hospital
here,
having
been
flown
in
from
Masset.
She
was
Mrs.
Dora
Gertrude
Adams,
38,
of
1535
Second
Overlook
Street.
The
mother
of
four
children
REWARD
$50.00
For
recovery
of
remains
of
the
late
Raymond
Olsen,
drowned
Setpember
23
off
Blrnie
Island
in
vicinity
of
Port
Simpson,
B.C.
J.
CLAUSEN
&
SONS.
,-234
"BABY"
BIO
WINNIPEG
I
'"i
-Will
i
.
1
M
-
-
1
1I1
I
nii.m
ii
I
.
(ft
The
city
zoo
made
room
for
an
orphan
elk
stag
recently
and
for
some
reason
named
him
"Baby."
The
To
help
the
Korean
people
in
rebuilding
their
war-shattered
land,
the
United
Nations
this
year
established
the
U.N.
Korean
Reconstruction
Agency,
in
which
43
nations
are
now
cooperating.
Here,
J.
Donald
Kingsley.
Agent
General
of
UNKRA,
checks
conditions
during;
a
visit
to
the
Akasagi
Kefugee
Camp
near
the
Korean
city
of
Ptisan.
or
Blni-ir
007
i
was
stricken
while
visiting
her
I
parents
hi
Masset.
She
was
put
j
!
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
i
flieht,
Randsplt.
to
Prince
Rupert.
I
I
Her
husband
is
Oliver
Adams,
;
1
a
fisherman.
-234
yearling
stag
hits
the
scares
at
500
pounds
and
stands
five
feet
high
at
the
shoulders.
s