PROVINCIAL
LIBHART,
113
168
TICTOSIA,
8.
C.
"TRMES
Jl
5ff
-DRUGS
DAILY
DELIVERY
f
rAlt
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
ITAR
Published
or
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
81
Mpioj!5('":n-
VOL.
XL,
No.
208
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
WEDNESDAY.
SEPTEMBER
5
19M
dd
rr
c.D
.
i
ivi
r
ivF,
v
ii
in
o
Controls!
A
m
en
nt
iU
r
to
Curb
huff
in
p'-y
.1
l.iTIIlK
lu,rnt's
SusK"'ns-
Collision
Probe
Under
Way
Leading
Men
In
City
to
Discuss
Vital
Matters
uda
is
not'
price
con-Minister
,,
have
direct
L.
8.
Juneau-Atlin
Road
Sought
Alaska
Chamber
of
Commerce
Has
Resolution
Before
Convention
Support
of
the
construction
of
the
proposed
Taku
River
Valley
road
from
Juneau,
Alaska,
to
Today
and
for
the
next
two
days
Prince
Rupert
will
be
host
to
a
substantial
group
of
sellout
minded
and
thinking
people
of
British
Columbia
and
Alaska.
Registration
began
this
afternoon
for
the
rfnt
told
the
country
last
VANCOUVER.
An
inquiry
ue
aid
tliiit
overall
price
Into
the
collision
between
the
j-.ipht
bf
necessary
again
steamships
Prince
Rupert
and
,rircJmstaiici-s''
and
the
Princess
Kathleen,
near
Prince
'mt
w-ouict
not
IieniUie
Rupert,
ordered
by
Minister
of
jny
controls
that
would
Transport
Lionel
Chevrler,
com-8,,ik
in
t;ie
Interests
of
menced
today
In
Vancouver.
The
ss
genu
ally,
probe
is
to
be
conducted
by
Capt.
re
n
't
going
to
roc-
J-
C.
Barber.
The
hearing
Is
pri-.'v
form
of
control
vate.
Findings
will
be
transmlt-
Atlin.
British
Columbia,
will
bel
..
ne
rtvQ1
T?
r
A0.;.,tQrl
Tin-ni
fought
from
the
Assoclatedr"'"""
v.u
of
lrade,
including
alliliated
Chambers
ot
Commerce
I'd
Willi
;
can
nonesuy
i
wj
me
utjuiucui,
ui
irans
Boards
of
Trada
of
Central
Brit
ish
Columbia
at
the
annual
con
vention
being
held
in
Prince
Ru
believe
it
will
port.
of
Southeastern
Alaska.
And
to
this
meeting
in
the
public
ue
pert
this
week.
A
resolution
has
he
Slid.
Juneau
Interest
of
Central
B.C.
and
been
submitted
by
the
Showdown
At
Frisco
Laborites
Not
Happy
Dissatisfied
With
Chancellor
Gaitskell's
Ideas
.
,
mrS
..I
,
,
i,
i,
J
southeastern
AiasKa,
me
rrince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
will
present
four
resolutions
which
it
considers
of
"prime
importance."
Resolutions
deal
with
a
grain
elevator;
extension
of
the
summer
zone
as
laid
down
in
the
cnamber
of
Commerce.
The
resolution
outlines
steps
that
have
already
been
taken
with
a
view
to
having
the
portion
of
the
road
from
Juneau
to
the
international
boundary
constructed,
a
complete
reconnaissance
having
been
made
this
Prime
Minister's
outline
.
iwbaiiM
government'
aeam-st
some
demands,
,arly
from
labor,
for
dl-j
-.I
is
as
given
In
an
ad-
;
jrcpared
for
delivery
in
vmn
Broadcasting
Corf's
political
free
time
Hr
spoke
a
h'w
hours
anr.ounct'iiient
from
the
'
of
Satis!
ir
that
the
July
I
.
ittmit
Index
had
con-'
ib
uuswuc
In
July,
ad-I
;
u
p
'ints
to
a
new
high
'
j
from
187
6.
i
ARMY
POSTMENIn
the
first
course
pf
Its
kind,
members
of
the
Canadian
Postal
Corps
are
lotelvlng
instruction
from
civilian
postal
personnel.
An
introductory
talk
Is
given
here
to
the
men
In
Ottawa
by
C.
E.
McClure,
training
and
wellare
officer,
standing
right.
These
men
will
handh!
mall
for
the
Canadian
27th
Brigade,
slated
for
duty
in
Europe.
(CP
from
National
Defencei
Truman
Challenges
Ilussia
Oromykn
Marts
Blocking
season
by
the
United
States
!
international
load
line
conven-
England
(CP)
BLACKPOOL,
Bureau
of
Public
Roads.
ition;
Increased
maintenance
Hugh
Gaitskell,
chancellor
of
SAN
FRANCISCO
r
United
States
and
Great
Britain
today
faced
Immediate
showdown
with
Russia.
over
control
of
the
Japanese
treatv
conference
after
Further
the
resolution
sets
put'and
hard-surfacing
of
the
the
exchequer,
told
Britain's
that
the
road
connection
is
con-'
Prince
George-Prince
Rupert
trade
unionists
Tuesday:
"You
sidered
extremely
important
f0r!Hl8hway;
and
construction
of
a
can't
get
higher
pay
unless
you
the
greater
development
of
thellandln&
field'
j
produce
more."
His
effort
to
mii.;ral
properties
of
the
Taku!
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
stem
a
nd
'
wase
demands
section
of
British
Columbia
and
I
of
Commerce
resolutions
com-
threatening
the
governments
Six
Trains
Weeklv
i
Today's
stocks
t
Laurent
told
Labor
and
President
Truman
challenged
,ms
k
.'in'ially
that
"the
the
Soviets
to
make
good
their
Cuurt)r
M.
II.
JnhiiMton
Co.
Ltd.)
to
provide
a
highway
link
be-
mittee,
headed
this
year
by
H.
:
anu-inuauon
policy
is
not
iiKeiy
mstriirrive
Ihiiin
we
can
ta!k
by
siRning
the
treaty.
to
succeed.
pruduce
more."
This
sug-
On
Local
Rail
Line
tween
Juneau
and
the
Alaska
G.
Perry,
publisher
of
the
Daily
Highway.
iNews
here,
presents
the
follow-
It
is
further
submitted
that
ing
resolutions:
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
.
.
.
Smeltine
Co
has
alreartv
ev.
RESOLUTIONS
rxlrivj
,
Delegates
to
the
annual
conference
of
the
7.800,000-strong
Trades
Union
Congress
which
Gaitskell
addressed
said
the
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
12
Bralorne
6.50
B
R
X
03
Vi
Cariboo
Quartz
1.25
Congress
07
Giant
Mascot
1.20
The
.
Kremlin's
chief
delegate,
Andrei
Oromyko,
heard
the
Pres-'dent's
challenne
at
the
conference
opening
last
night.
"The
treaty
now
before
us
offers
more
than
talks
of
peace,"
Truman
said
"It
offers
action
he
said,
came
originally
:
Biitn-'h
Labor
Party
j
rt
He
cnupii'd
it
with
two
iiii.js
hich
lie
said
Ca-
j
.
rmixl
do
to
hold
down
j
:
of
1ivii;k
I
Service
To
I5e
Doubled
Iktween
Jasper
and
Prince
Itupert
as
From
September
30
panded
its
operations
1n
the
i
Grain
elevator.
Abandon-
chancellor's
speech
was
all
verj
lulsequah
field
but
officials
of
ment
of
the
government
grain
well,
but
"it
won't
put
monej
Indian
Mines
28
Vi
the
company
have
stated
that
no
elevator
here
"is
a
national
dis-
m
our
pocKets
ana
mat
is
wnat
Pend
Oreille
9
25
i
large
scale
mineral
developments
Brace"
having
regard
to
capac-
we
want."
Pioneer
2.05
i
can
be
made
until
there
is
more
"y
of
the
elevator,
its
modern
Wage
claims
have
already
Passenger
train
service
between
Jasper
and
Prince
Rupert
will
be
increased
from
three
to
six'
flutof
these
was
to
"dofor
pparp
Tn,
cnference
will
n
can
individually
andj
.low,
therefore,
who
seeks
to
ers
to
produce
more
and,
make
,)t.ac
,
and
wno
j,eeks
to
aderjuate
transnortatinn
nn
the
a""
eincient
construction,
re-
oeen
made
among
otners
ny
Premier
Border
v;i
p:
i
'.'.I
'ion
costs.
prevent
it,
who
wishes
to
put
an
days
per
week,
effective
September
30,
and
details
.38
.1314
4.85
.04
Privateer
.
Reeves
McDonald
...
ecu,
ri
was
'to
save
every-i
end
to
the
war
and
who
wishes
Taku
River
by
means
of
a
land
curring
scarcity
of
elevator
space
2,500.000
engineering
and
shi
transportation
system
throughout
Canada,
crowding
of
building
workers
and
500,000
Pointing
out
that
a
confer-'
Srain
at
favored
ports,
and
lailwaymen.
of
the
new
service
will
be
published
very
shortly,
scan
h
in
money
andj
to
continue
it
under
British
and
American
I
'
according
to
a
telegram
received
by
the
Prince
Ru-
sheep
creek
"...
1.85
ence
of
United
States.
Alaska,
i
"
ui
uoi.iS
;
Itt'lJ
:l).
the
at
were
impressed
Dy
tne
cnancei-
Prims
Minister
j
plans
the
conference
should
end
.)ert
Chamber
Of
Commerce
from
J.
R.
McMillan,!'
Silbak
Premier'...'.
'..
.57
Canadian,
British
Columbia
and
artr
a"d
port
Iacilitie
ha;Prlnce
Rupert.
Consolidated
r.nresent.ative
.
,
lor's
recital
of
facts
and
figures.
d
p
istnort
ment
of
"buy-
!
Saturday
with
the
signing
of
the
.07
treaty
by
aii
but
a
few
of
the
52
!
vice-president
in
charge
of
western
lines
at
Winnipeg.
vananda
ZZZZZ
.13
;.!?
wo
ran
Ktt
along'
delegations
present,
been
called
for
September
20
in
j
2.
Load
line
regulations
Be-
But
tnev
would
ProbaDly
still
go
Vancouver
to
discuss
the
matter.'cause
Prince
Rupert
contains
all
ahead
Thursday
in
voting
for
a
hhe
resThrUon
asks
that
jerUus,
tacilitiea
far-shipping
f
grain
resolution,
calling
fpr
cuis
in
j
consideration
be
given
by
pro-;
and
forest
products;
because
'J'virl8
costs,
stricter
curbs
n
vincial
and
Dominion
govern-'shipping
of
these
products
"Is
bl8
business
profits
and
redje-Iments
of
Drooosals
for
inin
mn.
!
beinir
hamnereri"
hv
lnail
line
tiori
in
purchase
tax.
With
this
For
some
time,
it
has
been
Spud
Valley
23
:
known
that
an
Increase
'In
the
-Silver
Standard-..."-
-2.45
'
train
service
on
this
line
had
i
Western
Uranium
4.85
i
been
under
consideration,
short-
'
Cronin
Babine
.65
Babe
Pratt
For
Tacoma
Privately
members
of
both
delegations
say
Russia's
-tactics
may
be
to
force
It
to
run
over
to
next
week.
Truman's
speech
(pictured
the
treaty
as
affording
Japan
an
op
seather
I
age
of
equipment
having
caused
Oils-
they
would
link
a
call
for
more
Anglo
Canadian
7.40
istruction
of
the
road.
L
regulations
as
laid
down
by
international
.
load
line
conven-
its
deferment
until
this
time.
Greatly
increased
traffic
along
!
productivity.
i
tion,
and
because
weather
con-!
(Babel
!lne
1,ne
as
a
result
01
new
1
TACOMA
Oi
Walter
Synopsis
i
diy
air
over
British
a
is
civiiib
sunnv
wea-
portunity
"to
win
friendship
and
trust
of
other
peoples
over
years
Pratt,
for
the
last
two
seasons
1
dustrial
developments
notably
enarh
of
the
New
Westminster
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
and
He
reminded
the
Jap-
ditlons
in
Prince
Rupert
are
t
similar
to
other
Pacific
coast
:
ports,
extesion
of
summer
zone
Peace
Meet
aii
s'chniis
today.
Some
to
come
Alaska
Air
Toll
Mounts
m
ci
idim
ss
will
devel-1
anese,
however,
that
"the
United
;
RoyaUi
has
signed
a
plaver
con-l"1
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
the
southern
mountains
States
has
not
forgotten
Pearljtract
wlth
the
Tacoma
Rockets1"
wel1
as
the
continued
expan-r.rt
Bataan"
and
made
It!
.
slon
of
timber
industry
general-
torn
ii
row
but
other-
harbor
or
,nc
Pacl(C
coaust
Hockey
;
from
latitude
51
to
56
"is
strongly
requested."
A
P
Con
52
Atlantic
'.
2.90
Calmont
1.66
C
it
E
16.25
Central
Leduc
2.20
Home
OH
18.00
Merpury
..
.12?4
Okalta
.
2.80
Pacific
Pete
9.50
Princess
1.36
Royal
Canadian
11
Vi
Royalite
19.00
Is
Dormant
ktUnw
is
expected
lniP"ln
that
softening
of
its
mcm-iLeaRuei
Coach
Muzz
Pairick
an-l'y.
have
been
actuating
factors.
3.
Highway
maintenance
Because
of
increased
traffic;
ANCHORAGE
P
Alaska's
air
ones
win.
aepena
upon
japans;
nounpeC
today.
Doubling
of
the
passenger
luture
conduct.
Tne
urm&
arc
not
announced
'
train
service
will
bring
employ-
The
President
was
applauded
!
but
Patrick
said
he
was
sure
it
:
ment
of
augmented
train
and
'
MrVirn
Vi
nraluoH
hlahlv
th
nart
I
m
..
.
at
carvii,
nran'E
nil
nlrtna
tha
lins
!
TOKYO
O'
For
the
first
time
tragedies
climbed
to
ten
in
the
","
.
F'lreiasts
C
st
Region..
Fog
and
space
of
six
weeks
when
a
twin-
da
"
ntes
exchanged-onoinort
pce
r""ce
Rupert
ana
nd
IP
rrince
nee
George
roccno
cmochoH
rfr,
i
itupert
ueorge
t
today
hotwc
between
.n
tho
the
iTnitert
United
Ma-
Na
TORONTO
t
.
e
.!
-Zr.
General
MacArthur
had
played
pald'
a
piayer
ln
the
coast!
One
of
the
factors
of
advan
Athona
-
07V4
suburban
Rogers
Park
yester-
uTrA
"
,
-.
ln
bringing
japan
to
its
new
t
and
nniiirrnui
t.ittioi
.
.
.
,
.
..
.
,.
League.
Aumaque
-
28
I
7)
l
B
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
SeuoeH
irllllntr
.
ftvo
nonnla
,
.
J
,
"
'"
status
curing
me
occupation.
it)
leniuerature.
Wind
c
...
i.i....i,j
"ston.m,t
and
highs
to-
.dlate
adoption
of
British-Amer-i
Pirt
Hardy,
Sandsptt
lran
rules
(()r
contro,
of
tne
Kjpert
48
and
60.
Japanese
Peace
conference
and!
"
piotested
Red
China's
absence)
Cleveland
Is
Downed
Again
tions
commands
and
the
Communists
on
the
suspended
Korean
cease-fire
talks.
Even
Red
radios,
usually
loaded
with
accusations
and
denunciations
of
tiie
j'-lhjs,
were
comparatively
quiet.
Rumors
persisted,
however,
that
the
United
Nations
commander
may
be
planning
to
propose
that
the
conference
be
resumed
at
a
new
location.
Recurrent
stories
say
he
would
propose
an
incident-proof
site.
Beattie
42
Bevcourt
53
Buffalo
Canadian
17',4
C
M
&
S
16B.50
Conwest
4.00
Donalda
47
Eldona
19
East
Sullivan
9.25
Giant
Yellowknlfe
11.00
God's
Lake
:...'
.36
Hardrock
.11
tage
will
be
the
relieving
of
de-j
lays
which
are
now
being
experienced
in
the
unloading
of
Increased
mail
and
express
along
the
line.
As
far
as
can
be
learned
there
will
be
no
change
in
the
daily
timing
of
the
trains.
It
is
understood
the
trains
will
arrive
daily
except
Monday
and
leave
daily
except
Sunday.
It
is
the
first
time
in
many
years
that
the
Prince
Rupert
line
has
had
six
days
a
week
rii
.
.
.
1...
Project,
increased
mamtenance,
Pilot
Norm
Maither
fought
winter
,n
and
hard.sur.
valiantly
to
keep
the
plane
from
facin
beginning
at
Prlnce
Ru.
striking
houses,
bringing
it
down
t
wiu
e
recSmmended.
in
flames
in
the
back
yard
of
an
ocupied
home.
Horribly
burned,
1
Landing
field
Because
he
was
pulled
from
the
wreckage
present
air
service
via
Queen
alive
but
died
enroote
to
hos-
Charlotte
Islands,
combining
pital.
.
1
land
and
sea
service,
although
Also
killed
were
four
passen;
valuable,
"is
entirely
inadequate
gers
of
the
Christianson
Air
Ser-
to
meet
present
and
potential
f
Dorkrill,
pioneer
Telkwa
lrom
lhe
meetrng.
ne
oneraior
arrived
in'
me
Lninese
peopit;
nave
an
J
last
maht
from
the
Indisputable
right
to
take
part
CLEVELAND
f'
Chicaso
lo
ajtetul
the
ronven-
i
ln
the
settlement
of
peace
with
!
White
Sox
pushed
over
two
runs
train
service.
Harrlcana
08
',4
;
vice
craft.
needs,'
importance
of
landing
Heva
15
j
Witnesses
said
that
one
engine
Held
at
Tugwell
Island,
six
Jackknife
.07Vi,of
the
plane
caught
fire
just
af-
miles
from
Prince
Rupert,
is
to
Joliet
Quebec
49
iter
the
take-off.
(Continued
on
page
6
'
Little
Long
Lac
75
,
Another
report
was
that
the
Communists
be
asked
to
decide
definitely
whether
they
wished
to
continue
or
suspend
the
peace
talks.
the
Associated
Boards
'Japan,"
Andrei
Gromyko,
head)
in
the
eleventh
Inning
Tuesday
f
of
Central
British
Co-'
of
the
Soviet
delegation,
told
the
I
night
to
defeat
Cleveland
3-1
conference.
'
w
hich
dropped
the
Indians
once
He
asked
for
Imediate
action,
again
into
second
place
in
the
but
State
Secretary
Dean
Ache-;
feverish
American
League
pen-m
"'
p(,r,nmaI
sec-
"n.
chairman,
said
the
Soviet
j
nant
race.
th
the
Associated
Boards
propasal
was
out
of
order.
The;
It
was
the
only
game
in
the
,e
01
Central
British
Co-:
ruling
was
sustained,
with
Pol-
major
leagues.
and
Mrs
Kerr
arrived'
and
and
Chechoslovakia
dlssen-j
The
Tribes'
loss
gave
Idle
New
l
y
yesterday
from
Ter-
;
ting,
and
the
conference
then
York
Yankees
a
percentage
point
th"10
annufrt
con",
turned
to
discussion
of
rules
of
j
lead
of
.631
to
.027
for
Cleveland,
he
re
this
week.
I
procedure.
1
In
games,
the
two
clubs
are
tied.
Fog
Holding
Up
Flights
Iran
Would
Throw
British
Experts
Out
Korea
War
Is
Bloody
Jd
Liquor
.Store
Reopens
Seven
or
eight
passengers
iyox
-372
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.15
McKenzie
Red
Lake
46
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.75
Moneta
30
Vi
Negus
.77
Noranda
74.50
Louvicourt
20
San
Antonio
2.65
Senator
Rouyn
18
Vi
Sherritt
Gordon
'
3.20
Steep
Rock
7.50
Silver
MUler
1.62
Upper
Canada
1.80
Golden
Manltou
7.00
Bobjo
19
freight
and
mail
were
stranded
TEHRAN
(CP)
Iran's
Nationalist
premier;
at
Sandspit
overnight
due
to
f
old
BOVernment.
1lmmi
TKa
...Uli.
feo.
'U.nltnl
TncnrattM
Snruba
inreatenea
today
to
tnrow
cntish
oil
reiinerv
tech-'
us.
eighth
army
head-
'
fog,
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
I
.
0n
.rd
Avenue,
ture
an
address
by
Hon.
A.
D.l
"But
vour
provincial
govern
officials
said
here
today.
Low-
""jjicie
let
ene.u;
ff
a
t.u..ii
i
i.u
.
.
,
j
t..i
n
i
nwAnc
nicians
out
of
Iran
unless
the-British
resume
Anglo-;
St'K
Iranian
oil
negotiations
within
15
days.
men
smashed
their
way
to
the
tn
,1C
luiiiuua,
iiuui.si,i:i
ui
iicaiiu
ment
is
wining
"
to
neip,
anu
so
ul1
tutwni
oicaa
"
use
again
hut
nnt
fre
n,..
,.,i.i.
u-
inja
,
,
r,,
i-i,-ii
T.ino
Th
Iranian
star,
oavo
Pre.
luP
I
oiooay
rmge
in
east
iii
m
y01'
as
several
will
launch
the
campaign
which
'
;,,Jnnn
..
last
few
days
has
seriously
ham-
pJ,f
Of
the
$1M,000
required
for
search
,
of
their
favor-
i
tn
t
Pri,,
Thnii!.!
mier
Mohammed
Mossadegh
a
Korea
today.
They
were
locked
"anient
have
mmvi
!in,,
'
!
heating
plant,
additional
beds
r
.'...
J
Prince
yesterday.
rog-Dound
banospit
rUdinhtheheadar.
and
equipment.
Rupert's
'
the
Prim
e
p
The
campaign
,
will
...
v.
be
M
directed
,
n
,
S75
000
provlnclal
gov-
where
change
from
land
to
sea
Resume
Search
Long
Abandoned
f''Pitai
$75
0on
hniiHtn.
towards
tne
community,
busl-
ernment
wlu
add
$55,000,
and
Plane
on
the
Prince
Rupert-
Heavy
Damage
As
Cars
Collide
'"iipaiiin
nesses
ana
ine
industries
01
tne
lne
fe(jeral
government
will
Vancouver
nignt
is
made
pre-
J""
1
district,
Mr.
Ham
saia,
ana;i.
tidnnn
ventea
landing
of
CfA
uanso
i
US
lim
.
vote
of
confidence
on
this
"get
'n
.bj"er
batUes
for
three
other
tough"
policy
and
he
will
ask
heights
for
a
similar
vote
In
the
lower
i
Second
Division
troops
drove
house
tomorrow
,
through
heavy
Red
resistance
The
ultimatum
faced
the
Brit-'
tnd
caPtud
hill
north
of
Lsh
with
the
prospect
of
re.
!
Yang".
Then-they
pressed
for-openlng
talks
on
proposals
they
j
wad
4
assau'tu
a"lh"
heif
ht
already
consider
unacceptable
or
just
t0
tne
nortn'
The
Reds'
du
having
their
technicians
who
securely
into
crags
and
ridges,
have
remained
at
Abadan
re--
ch5ck,ed
the
American
drive
finery
tossed
out
of
Iran.
!
J"
safe
5tor
fne,r
j?"
amphibian
to
make
connections
'"the
bulldinR."
lauaheS
L"e.y
?u.
m
""..
Insram
Z
i
,,
B
1,,:u
t
importance
of
this
campaign."
I
noner
nouse
sua
equipment
wilh
tne
Vancouver-based
Da.-
EDMONTON
(CP)
The
RCAF
said
Tuesday
night
it
has
found
evidence
that
Johnny
Bourassa,
will
cost
$102,000,
kota
Two
automobiles
collided
at
,luw
of
r,,r
:
"We
have
a
modern
haspital
'
8a
inn
k
h
h
in
Northbound
passengers
re-
6:25
p.m.
yesterday
at
the
corner
'dyisor,
as
lie
related
ev
building,
but
not
enough
equip-
-tlneiw
...
in.pnl
In
mika
It
HM..it
ui
mained
at
tne
UFA
start
house
I
firlriitlnnal
heds
ftiirj
necessarv
ni..ut
.1.
....n
of
Mace
"lver-
A1Derla'
sel
oul
Second
Avenue
and
Second
Street,
causing
an
estimated
foot
for
civilization
after
sur-
ee:
i
"lre
People
had
"ur-
oni,.
iarn.
jic
;
uvcimsia
uut
nil
utteuiub
wiii
,i
-
"O.U
Lhp
hnilli
$1,700
damage.
There
were
no
viving
a
crash,
landing
in
his
"Qmg
eX"
hospital
6
auxlUary
be
made
to
clear
the
airport
to-
:fto,uy
I,
ior
trlct
wHh
r
et
it
f
feow
J
beds
but
day,
said
the
CPA
office.
ca,.
t
mB
Ko
..,
t
mohn,ilri
I
"We
have
96
now.
we
Injuries
light
plane
on
a
lake
shore
in
In
London,
British
government
officials
said
Britain
is
ready
at
any
time
to
resume
oil
talks
with
Iran
If
the
Iranian
government
has
"worthwhile"
counter-
open-mouthed
the
heating
plant
fail.
It
Is
that
have
room
for
another
40.
We
Meanwhile
fog
at
Port
Hardy,
f
he
emn.
..,,.
:
.gap.
gao-i
!
,r
have
had
numerous
cases
of
fuelling
station
en
route
Van-
the
Northwest
Territories
last
May
18.
uiiu
.ivistuii
Auiuiria
iuv.ivcu
ill
heavy
day-long
fight
with
Communists
on
top
of
two
towering
crests.
The
Americans
have
been
trying
for
a
week
to
knock
the
Reds
off
these
crests.
The
Communists
have
withstood
daily
infantrv
assaults
and
continuous
overcrowding
where
emergency
couver,
has
delayed
today's
first
L,walked
out
mut-
A
75
Taxi
met
with
a
panel
delivery
truck
driven
by
John
Fitzgerald,
it
was
reported.
Driver
of
the
taxi
was
"a
new
fellow
from
Vancouver
we
don't
even
knnur
Hifi
noma
"
anrHinu
They
said
a
note
was
left
in
i.
uing
about
'belnff
the
plane
saying
the
pilot
left
ProPsa'ii-
o
'
soon:
Wholadaia
Lake,
about
370
"t
1
Inn.
-
artillery
bombardment.
MM
....
..
".
"
,r"m
m"e
"theast
of
Yellowknlfe
to
Frank
Stewart,
of
the
Taxi
UU1
1
.
.
i
J
I
K.
.
Joined
in
r
-TIDES-
APPLEWHAITE
CHAIRMAN
beds
have
been
made
up
in
cor-
flight
north
from
Vancouver
by
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP
forlridors
and
wards
overcrowded,
IVi
hours.
Passengers,
freight
Skeena,
is
general
campaign
I
with
as
many
as
110
patients
at
and
mail
now
at
Sandstfit
from
chairman
and
is
convinced
as
'
one
time.
yesterday's
flight
will
return
on
much
as
Mr.
Ham
that
"unless!
-we've
gut
to
have
adequate
tn
flrs'
connecting
Canso
flight
something
is
done
immediately,
1
hospital
facilities
here,"
empha-
today,
due
about
4
p.m.
we
are
leaving
ourselves
open
to
;
sized
Mr.
Applewhaite.
"There-1
'
a
lot
of
trouble."
j
for
we
must
see
this
campaign
.
A
system
of
,
,
cpnsorsh,D
NWT,
five
days
after
landing
oince.
Police
said
they
had
no
in-ormation
for
the
press.
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
The
RCAF
said
it
was
sending
four
aircraft
into
the
area
today
to
resume
the
search
for
Bourassa
which
was
called
off
Thursday,
September
6
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Timet
High
4:02
18.2
feet!
16:08
20.5
feet;
BATTERY
vs
CANADIAN
LEGION
man
executive
til
Sfliin
,f
haven't
even
tr,S!S
a
he
meant
hirh
the
drlve
'or
!
1
'
dlnnl
'nn,,r
"Jnn
September
""'"'ally
12
Mr.
Applewhaite
explains
that
,
ls
a
success.
ot
moving
pictures
on
the
British
More
than
50.000,000
tons
of
more
than
214
months
ago
when
capital
expenditure
for
hospitals
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
is
honorary
model
has
been
in
(existence
In
!
merchant
shipping
entered
or
I
no
clues
to
the
bush
pilots
fate
'Low
7
o'clock
kick-off
9:58
6.2
feet!
22-44
4.9
feet
;
cannot
bp
undertaken
by
B.C.
i
chairman
01
tne
campaign.
i
India
since
1H18
i
left
the
port
of
Loudon
In
1950.
I
were
unearthed