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VOL.
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278
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
28,
1951
.
PRICE
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CENTS
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Soldiers
Play
Volleyball
Indian
Lands
to
Be
Protected
In
Aluminum
Co.
Operations
OTTAWA
f
Indian
Affairs
Branch
officials
are
discussing
with
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
steps
to
be
taken
to
protect
Indian
lands
affected
by
the
operations
of
the
company
In
Biitish
Columbia,
the
government
said
Tuesday.
The
information
was
given
In
a
Senate
return
tabled
for
Senator
Thomas
Reid
of
British
Columbia.
It
said
that
some
Indian
lands
are
affected
by
the
provincial
granting
of
certain
water
rights
to
the
Aluminum
Co.
:.
'
.
1
-
i
1
ONLY
OFFICIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
NEEDED
TO
PROCLAIM
CEASE
FIRE
May
Reject
Arms
Talk
!
SEOUL,
(CP)
Field
dispatches,
based
on
Allied
officers'
reports,
said
today
that
ground
fight-i
ing
in
Korea
came
to
a
complete
stop
today
with
only
i
official
announcement
lacking
to
proclaim
cease-fire.
British
Admiral
Wanted
Paris
Hears
Soviet
Troops
of
the
United
Nations,
Atlantic
Council
Told
Standardization
of
Rifles
Rejected
!
J
11
(
I
Overtaxing
1
ROME
W
Great
Britain
today
i
told
the
Atlantic
Council
that
last
night
and
early
today,
received
orders
not
to
fire
at
the
enemy
unless
attacked,
field
dispatches
said.
By
mid-afternoon,
apparently
well
aware
of
a
gentleman's
agreement,
Chinese
soldiers
played
volleyball
in
full
view
of
non-s
booting
American
troops.
Flying
Boat
Breaks
Back-Eleven
Die
Answer
Will
Be
"No"
I
PARIS
--As
the
Soviet
dele-;
gation
remained
silent
possibly
,
awaiting
Moscow
decision
on
!
the
proposed
sjcret
disarmament
discussions
among
the
Big
Four,!
a
Polish
delegate
suggested
that
the
answer
would
be
"No."
i
Meantime,
the
western
Big
Thie
e
appeared
agreed
that
such
talks
would
be
useful
In
easing
nternat'.onal
tensions.
Canadians
1
she
could
not
accept
an
Ameri-
can
admiral
as
supreme
commander
in
the
Atlantic.
V-
-
OTTAWA
!
George
Drew,!
f
North
Atlantic
Treaty
Or-Progressive
Conservative
leader,
ganization
spokesman
said
Brit-
SAN
DIEGO
(P
A
Navy
PBM
When
darknes
fell,
the
Reds
abandoned
their
.
18
-
month
Martin
Trainer)
seaplane
carry-
1
l
charged
Tuesday
tnai
the
federal
ain
Iiad
also
refused
to
accept
a
1
United
States
is
expected
to
guveiumeiu
iias
uvri
Laxra
evcijf
ttruujiiiiiciiuttnuu
ui
AbiHtHic
man,
woman
and
child
in
Cana-
cjlflefs
of
staff
that
the
American
da
to
the
extent
of
$43
each
in
;300
calibre
rifle
be
adopted
as
the
first
six
months
of
this
fiscal
standard
weapon
rather
than
the
prers
lor
a
t
me
limit
on
any
mg
"-
peisoua.
ua?ncu
i
-------
.
.
-
mumrt
bon
res
and
glow
of
off
Tuesday,
25
secret
disarmament
discussions
sea
San
Diego
which
might
result
from
the
pro-
m.nutes
after
taking
off
from
a
clgareU
"rked
front.
out
the
silent
;-TS
OF
ROYALTY
The.-se
five
members
of
th
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police,
who
145-mile
posal
of
the
Arab-Asian
bloc
at
naval
air
station.
There
were
no
I'd
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Ed
nburh
on
their
Canadian
tour,
travelled
back
year.
r.ew
British
.280
calibre
rifle.
Associated
Press
Correspond
In
a
short,
sham
attack
on
The
mnnrii
sh-Mveri
a
hh.e.
i
the
United
Nations
meeting
here
survivors.
i
?land
with
the
Royal
couple
at
the
person
.'
request
of
the
Prir.cefs.
Here
the
five
pose
for
ent
Milo
Farneti
reported
from
fi
nal
photo
with
their
Royal
hosts.
Left
to
riant,
are:
Constable
T.
A.
Mathews,
Sgt.
I.
C.
government
budgetary
policies,
'print
for
t0
le
the
arms
debate
tne
Thf
flying
boat,
on
a
routine
drawn
up
a
year
ago
a
the
western
front
tnat
there
had
Drew
said
that
this
overtaxation
naval
command
structure
in
the
!
;crld
soaP
bDX
and
Put
11
benind
,
training
flight,
broke
in
two
and
been
an
order
rom
the
Unltet
i.
Assistant
Commissioner
M.
P.
E.
Anthiny,
Cpl.
I.
T.
I.
Ouimet
and
Constable
E.
S.
had
come
about
because
Finance
Atlantic.
It
also
put
aside
decl-jclosed
doors.
'CP
PHOTO
from
API
sank
when
it
struck
the
water,
i
gta
hth
A
headquar-seven
miles
west
of
San
Diego.
ng&tlng.
ters
t0
stop
tne
Eighth
Army
headquarters.
MinisicT
uougias-
addou
naa
sion
on
Mediterranean
and
Mid-i
been
"so
grossly
and
outrageous-:
die
East
commands.
I
I
A
I
J
A
ly
in
error"
in
his
estimate
of
his
Thp
nnpi,
.WH(,
that
i
IfVOUlU
UfUU
budgetary
surplus.
Esmain
cnangea
ner
aiLiiuae
on
Mr.
Abbott
had
estimated
in
tho
.,,...
9rmir9i
tn
,h
nP!lr
P-srlm
faa
ho
Will
Supply
Power?
his
last
bueet
that
surplus
for
v..,
,,..
J...,!
IIOUIU
I
CC
however,
denied
that
it
had
issued
such
an
order
and
said
that
of
this
date,
there
was
no
su"h
cease
fire
in
effect.
Farneti
said
the
Allies
had
stopped
fighting
immediately
the
order
was
received.
Only
a
few
rounds
of
Red
artillery,
possibly
from
uninformed
gunners,
broke
the
unnatural
Air
War
Kept
Up
,the
current
fiscal
which
onccFwitn
year,
would
ahead
at
lLhJ
next;would
be.
plans
to
put
the
blueprint
into
$30,000,000.
Yet,
at
the
end
of
efect
,
only
six
months,
it
had
touched
.
'
OTTAWA
CP1
Abolition
of
the
annual
$2.50
licence
fee
on
radio
receiving
sets
was
urged
Tuesday
by
the
Canadian
Association
of
3roadcasters.
Following
is
another
of
a
series
of
articles
designed
to
riir
Daily
News
readers
a
better
understanding
of
what
jrv
voting
for
when
they
face
the
city-held
plebiscite
moid!).
Arc
you
In
favor
of
asking
B.C.
Power
Commis-ii
supply
electric
energy
to
this
area?'"
These
articles
will
Hi,,
views
of
Northern
B.C.
Power
Company
Ltd.,
of
ii),
and
facts
about
the
Commission.)
i
-
Tiie
association
also
asked
for
Speeding
Up
NATO
$600,000,000.
If
is
continued
to
'
accumulate
at
that
rate,
the
minister
"will
have'
guessed
j
wrong
by
forty
times."
.
James
Sinclair,
Liberal,
Van-
Two
Perish
in
Vancouver
Fire
r
separate
body
to
regulate
broadcasting
a
body
iike
the
Beard
of
Transport
Commission-
couver-Capllano,
replying
as
,
VANCOUVER
Mary
McGillin,
I
...
-.
"
"
"
"
stillness.
SEOUL
Ground
fighting
patrols
rramed
the
,et
front
almost
ended
last
had
night
under
order5
to
take
no
offen.
as
truce
negotiators
agreed
on
a
sjve
actjon
In
man
cases
th
provisional
cease-fire
line
across
made
no
contaet
'
the
Korean
peninsula
and
plung-,
ed
into
work
on
the
next
item
on
.
.
,
,
the
armistice
agenda
supervl-;
J
C
J
sion
of
the
truce.
!
L575u5
uCPClS
Parliamentary
assistant
to
the
aged
21,
and
Olof
Berdal,
88,
Kome
Conference
Jetting
llov.n
to
Real
Business
American
Naval
Chief
Asked
minister
of
finance,
referred
to
were
burned
to
death
early
this
the
difficulties
of
budgetary
es-
mo
nine
when
fire
destroyed
a
By
LARRY
ST
AN
WOOD)
his
question:
Who
shall
supply
electric
power,
rince
Rupert,
the
B.
C.
Power
Commission,
or
ROME
(CP)
United
States
and
tlmating
in
view
of
unexpected
house
on
East
Georgia
in
Bur-
nclinm
Tnpsriav
introduced
developments.
There
had
been
nabv
iust
bevond
he
Vancouver
Population
of
0.C
Islands
however,
the
war
in
the
tie
air
air
has
has
.(il
thern
B.
C.
Power
Company,
will
be
asked
separate
resolutions
to
the
North
similar
overestimating
in
the
boundary.
Six
other
persons
es-
.
n
f
f
'taly
Relief
teen
continuing.
Four
Atlanu?
council
aesignea
to
uim
oi.atc,
ne
puuneu
uui.
capea
nura
me
oiazing
nouse
i'v
voter
at
the
December
13
civic
elections.
I
munist
MIG-15
jets
and
a
speed
up
establishment
of
a
European
army.
4
question
has
been
raised
'
T'.ie
1951
census
places
the
states
F-80
Shooting
Star
were;
.
.
,.,.
,.
,
population
of
Queen
Charlotte
fhot
down
in
two
battles
Tues-1
MONTREAL
Laden
with
relief
supplies
for
flood
sufferers
in
the
irlanris
at
2.379
almost,
a
stand-
h
i
fir-
vr
city
uiy
council
uiuiilu
US
as
a
a
result
resuii
gineers
ineers
have
have
nlanned
planned
comole-
comple-
off
with
2.33S
in
1941
:
n
v,
i
P
Valley
of
Italy,
two
Royal
f
B,)tn
resolutions
were
quicklv
a
y
opinions
expressed
by
tlon
of
gucn
a
project
within
a
referred
to
Nato
deputies
who
f
Kupert
citizens,
aldermen
minimum
of
five
years.
The
win
try
to
combine
them
into
..
vnrs
over
the
past
per-
company
has
made
its
survey;
one
plan
to
put
before
the
coun-
Terrace
Community
Takes
Over
Hospital
This
Week
1
Canadian
Air
Force
North
Star
Thp
whit.p
nonnlntinn
nn
thf
i
...
.
island,
islands
is
is
1612
1.612
comoared
compared
with
with1
provisional
"ne
wl
"
i
planes,
diverted
from
the
Korjan
1
con?e
the
cease-fire
mark
if
ne-
alr
hft)
left
Dorval
airport
here
j
p
ui
uu-
jMuiuicui
o.
jt
knows
what
the
luture
plant
cn
today.
gotiators
agree
in
30
days
by
tr,riav
t0"av'
there
:
December
rh-
m
nf
tn
i
On
the
Indian
reservas
v-.."p,iy.
xi
nag
uei-i.
wnl
cost;
lt
Knows
wnere
it
win
other
developments
are:
t
to
a
head
due
to
the
construct
the
future
plant.
General
Eisenhower,
in
a
pri-
XDlr;itlnn
nf
thp
nnuier
.
,
.
.
,
.
j
27-
TERRACE
The
community
of
Terrace
is
about
The
planes
had
come
eariief
are
767
people
as
against
791.
armistice
,
,.
...
iiaanuih
a
ina
I
rancn
vni.p
in
K
w
n
priri'iun
nM
I
ru
v
...
.
.
..
.
...
....
take
lormal
Ot
the
Which
has
franchise.
possession
hospital
unsettled'
The
company
does
not
Anthony
Eden
of
Britain,
ap-IO
mist
assume
that
mem-
know
wnetner
or
not
its
right
pealed
for
BritLsh
agreement
to
Deen
operated
here
for
'the
past
few
years
by
the
the
city
council
who
have
t
operate
,
here
will
be
re-
the
appointment
of
an
Amerl-
i-
n
j
r-
P
u
i-
hu
question
be
asked
of
IT
,1"
(mJlim
,,,
an
nvai
pnmmunrier
fnr
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society.
4
At
a
ceremony
on
Fri-
Newfoundland
j
Eight
Dead
in
in
the
day
from
Malton-
airport
in
Toronto
where
they
had
been
loaded
with
$15,000
of
Red
Cross
disaster
relief
supplies
Including
drugs.
Filots
of
the
two
planes
ard
Fit.
Lt.
R.
.J.
Brown
of
Kitchener,
Ontario,
and
Fit.
Lt.
Gordon
j
pit
cna
so
in
tne
prime
aaalnst
the
comnanv
it
North
Atlantic
and
adoption
of
'rl.jir
evpninrr
nf
tViia
-oalr
R
T.
Howor
occistant
mm.
Liberal
Win
Eastern
Fires
.01
Prince
Rupert
citl-
w,
freeZe-up"
immediately.
.
.30
calibre
ammunition
as
stand-!
.
b.
,
..
'
"
'
.
,
i
-why
should
we
spend
any
ard
for
Atlantic
army
small
'
missioner
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society
for
"
who
are
supporting
this
more
money
lf
we
are
only
going
arms.
j
British
Columbia,
M
ill
present
keys
and
title
papers
n
have
spoken
out
in
no
t0
be
m
operation
for
another
Big
Three
foreign
and
dc-;
,
,
,
'
T
u
..
,
r
,
-j
MONTREAL
9
Eight
persons
!
Stewart
of
Ottawa,
were
burned
to
death
in
two
fires
:
Is
Conceded
"-niis
mat,
wey
ure
two
years?"
a.sks
T.
B.
Black,
fence
ministers
discu-s.sTd
pro-
tu
uic
ncniy
ivnum
xcnac
iiuii-cii
uvai
u.
ltd
with
past
work
of
pnPrai
manaeer
today.
At
St.
Ferreol,
Quebec,
Mrs.
Mr.
Hewer
Is
coming
north
pused
Middle
East
command.
ST.
JOHN'S.
Newfoundland-
King
Planning
'
from
Vancouver
especially
for
no.oinctinn
virtnrv
r,f
prcmior
Leonidas
Racine
and
her
three;
the
event
of
turning
over.
e
company:
that
they
But
at
the
same
time,
the
Coundl
a
a
report
ir...
Commission
will
be
asked
from
Nato
chiefs
of
staff
step-
u
1
,1
Ver-.
make
an
appraisal
of
the
power
m
up
lh
program
for
build-
ns.
they
want
public
,',
nneratinn:
it
will
..B
....,w..
..,..
,
ZZVZ
fo.-W
Smallwood'and
his
Lib-
childly
-ere
rned
U,
death
IfL
...p
"Sinking"
U.S.
Trawler
Sale
eral
governmeni
loiiowing
moo-
-
.
.ww....
.
M.w
.
lowed
toy
the
serving
of
refresh-
,
menta
hv
ladies'
Auxiliarv
nf
day's
voting
was
conceded
by
.
.
.
St
HmfnU.l
y
!
Progressive
Conservative
leader
'
At
Kingston,
Ontario,
fourj
LONDON"
The
King
hopcsW
P
ot
the
electrical
power
have
to
make
a
survey
for
a
en"d
ot
next
year.
-j
new
nyaro
planli
DUl,
n
WU1
Ilut
Inf0rmed
sources
said
the
re-
1
everyone
wants
to
see
he
nhle
In
beein
bulldinE
It
be-
rt
0,11
fr
nn
t
Aft
Hivlinnc
bountiful
supply
of
elec-
fore
It
"takes
over"
In
two
years.
by
tne
end
0f
1952,
I
Oordon
Higglns
cnuaren
were
burned
to
deatn
make
an
extended
health
cruise
HALIFAX
(CP)
A
Unitedi
Hon.
A.
D.
Turnbull,
minister.
Tne
Llberals
'
had
eiected
11
despite
several
rescue
attempts
1
in
the
battleship
HMS
Vanguard
States
trawler,
with
10
men
of
health
and
welfare,
will
be
candidates
and
were
leading
in
by
their
father.
All
were
child-
next
spring.
Accompanied
by
the
aboard,
battered
by
a
howling
unable
to
be
here
but
sent
a,
f
ridings
two
of
which
had
ren
f
a
Mr-
and
Mrs-
Gordon
Queen,
he
would
be
away
for
southeaster,
was
more
than;
message
today
announcing
the
.
o,
'
hv
p..,,.,,.,,.
,
,
i.ousdale.
several
weeks
'"wgy,
not
on
v
for
Dres-
will
that
be
too
late?
Will
L0Ii,ln.?rJPra.ti.n
last
election.
Progressive
Conser-
!
:
;
;
holding
its
own
Tuesday
in
the
stormy
Atlantic
90
miles
southwest
of
here.
Ir.
leading
in
three
and
'
Act
am
and
.Air,
extending
his
m.
personal
.
lmr
rtp.
,
TODAY'S
STOCKS
11
for
future
consumption,
the
city
be
running
short
of
Wynne
wants
to
see
this
power
by
then?
H
here
at
a
reasonable
.-.-
is
city
and
Its
people
Ka,ts
Hkely
not
want
to
see
in-
What
about
rates?
The
Corn-turned
away
from
Its
mission
says
it
sells
power
"prac-wcause
of
lack
of
electri-
ticaliy
at
cost."
But
what
is
the
"
They
do
not
want
cost
of
running
a
publicly-n
power
to
be
curtailed,
owned
utility?
Who
will
tell
the
To
Release
Archbishop
Mifrtrinc
hnnpH
thprp
wnnlH
hp
!
The
storm
which
swept
over
i
congratulations,
the
Maritimes
snarled
Dower
and
i
Mr-
Turnbull
also
advised
ap
oot0sitior
high
In
quality
if
.(('mirteM
S.
II.
Jiihntull
('.
l.t(l.)H
Mrs.
C.
R,
Newhouser,
secretary
nf
)n
oliantitv
communication
lines
and
toppled
trees.
of
the
hospital
board,
that
E.
l
i.emler
SmaiiWOod
took
lt
as
I
Musto
of
the
HosDltal
Insurance
.
j.
t
hj
,,tk
i
1
!n
thev
want
-
to
dv
mueh
Commission
on
what
kind
of
a
nt;t
finArMT
V...rolnuin
Ti
1
,
,
j
--
-T
IJ,.,,t
Jt-
IHiLUiV.nL'iJ,
X
URWOIO
n
-
anivuiB
dustrialization
of
the
province.
"in
at
present
for
their
oiinget
11
can
u'
"
indicated
V
7
11
1
-
,f
;
,
V
1
-emirr
Marshal
Tito
had
set
out
following
messages
j
victoria
tomorrow
to
be
on
hand
."-iic
0111.
'"
""-
"
,Tiii'!rin
niLht
lhat
ArchbishoD
from
the
Marv
Jane,
earlier
re-
tn
ussLst.
mith
the
the
arranffe-
A'oysiuo
Stepmac
might
be
re-
ported
sinking,
she
messaged
!
ments.
Weather
cast"
operation?
The
Public
Utilities
Commission
controls
the
rales
of
private
enterprise
but
has
no
con-
"f
this,
it
will
be
lry
lor
every
voter
to
iy
consider
this
question
1
ALL
angles.
Miss
Keswick,
who
has
been
lady
superintendent
under
the
Red
Cross,
will
continue
here
together
with
the
auxiliary
leasee!
from
prison
within
a
that
her
hand
and
machine
ir.'cr
th.
I
bailing
crews
were
gaining
on
-
Tito
did
not
specifically
refer
water
pouring
Into
her
holds.
I-
"recuse"
but
said
the
j'qucs-
The
Canadian
trawler
St.
'"'tl
be
silly
to
become
a
Synopsis
Violent
storms
which
swept
j
f
Of
a
mass
hvsteria.
vot-
.
"'"""y
,
..'..'
ot
the
imnrisoneri
suiritual
Miphnlan
was
utamlitw'
hi
with
staff.
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
29
Bralome
600
B
R
X
03
Vi
Cariboo
Quartz
1.10
Congress
06
Crcnjn
Babine
i
50
Giant
Mascot
90
Indian
Mines
24
Pend
Oreille
8.40
Pioneer
2.05
Premier
Border
36
P.ivateer
082
Reeves
McDonald
6
00
Reno
04
Sheep
Creek
1.59
Silbak
Premier
.56
Vananda
14
Vj
Salmon
Gold
02
Vx
Spud
Valley
20
Sliver
Standard
2.55
B-C-
the
past
two
ftln
George
McAdams
is
chairman
f
W
beniue
tonie-
ftiti
'
'L
ut
S
th
h-ad"
of
Yugoslavia's
7,000,000
dories
lowered.
,
so,
or
requests
lt.
a
ln.stanf.s
"H,ti
of
Hope,
a
n
Roman
Catholics
would
be
nl
Ik.
i,,ii.i
ko
days
oays
nave
niuvcu
raawiuo
mi
wile
llUOlkai
UUftlU,
year
ago
niah
till
.rj
mi
pliuht
cid.
.k
villase
at
the
head
of
the
Fraser
solved
within
one
month."
j
r
r.,r,
.
Tl.
,
53-year-old
prelate
en-
Three
more
vessels
were
added
e
-inj
win
supply
iu-
"
,
of
the
province
and
diminished
j
considerably
in
the
passing.
A
moderate
southwesterly
circu-
j
lation
of
moist
Pacific
air
per-j
s'st.s
over
the
entire
coast
and
'
r'wer.
it
will
npvprt.hplps..!
vaney.
,
f
tered
a
prison
cell
nearly
five
10
1011
01
aisoress
toaay
on
Beattle
.18'2
Bevcourt
57
Buffalo
Canadian
18
Consol.
Smcltirs
170
00
Cor.west
3.53
Donalda
30
Eldona
.17
'
Easr
Sullivan
9.00
Giant
Yellowknife
10.35
God
s
Lake
35
Hard
rock
12',
Harricana
..OT'-j
Heva
.10
Jtliet
Quebec
50
Litt'.e
Long
Lac
.75
Lynx
.tt'
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.05
Mc.Kenzie
Red
Lake
4fi",
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.68
Moneta
'
33"
Negus
V2
Noranda
78
25
Louvicourt
41
Plck;e
Crow
1.65
San
Antonio
2.53
Senator
Rouyn
16
Sherrlt
Gordon
3.70
Steep
Rock
6
65
Silver
Miller
1.38
Upper
Canada
:
152
Golden
Manitou
6.90
Indication
nr
t.h.
,!
After
the
futile
attempts
M
wy,
,,.n
,(1
mlst
,he
B-C,
years
HBu,aiui
CU..V.CUUI.
u.
.
'
"
"
"
r"
.
'
"
"
"
,
1.
with
derating
sea
brought
tenet
to
""..
inis
oasis
will
be
""",
.
,
,,-
r,f
charges
ot
of
collaboration
collaboration
Power
Commission
in
Jy
ooth,
the
power
com
Italy
to
Join
UN?
(he
Germans.
I
uaucrea
snipping,
salvage
ana
inCl
Citv
nminnll
t
nlnn
B.C.
Electric
Co.,
the
village
commissioner's
appealed
to
the
peo-
II
is
not
expected
Stepinac
rescue
operations
continued
aner
unsettled
weather
is
expected
to
continue
during
the
next
24
to
48
hours.
Shower
activity
will
diminish
considerably
tomorrow.
Forecast
1,
--j
uuiibu.
lu
umu
f
action
the
storm
will
be.
restored
to
the
leadr-
dm.,
i
.
..
nle
nf
BritLsh
Columbia
In
a
f.-hlp
:ii
the
church
in
Yugoslavia.
Western
Uranium
4.65
e
demd
'Z?
ZZ
to
a
large
Vancouver
ctrli'ii..
1.
dnilv
new.snaner:
The
two-day
southeaster
took
five
lives
and'
battered
many
ships
most
of
them
fishermen
and
coasters.
North
coast
region
Cloudy
,
Oils
The
United
Nations
!
with
showers
today
and
Thurs-
:
A
P
Con
PARIS
P
44
'
is
ittAing
its
en-
Mro-electrlc
facilities
and
'
"Despite
representations
,
made
,
!
"
'
'hat,
supply
has
to
be
by
the
Hope
and
District
Board
trusteexhin
pranmittpp
tnrinv
rip-
riav.
Little
chance
in
teniDera
7
i
D
E
S
-
Thursday,
November
29,
1950
The
Gloucester
draggcr
Mary
cided
to
ask
the
General
Assemb-
ture.
Wind
south
to
southwest
I
M.
crashed
ashoie
at
Cuttyhunk,
lv
tn
recomnvnrf
tmmixllar
ad-l
iMIi
and
mistv
in
the
exDO-sed
i
-
j
i,iie
inure
expen-
ui
unuc
w
"
P'Stem
Of
rilpKPl.opnprofnra
m
issinnPl'S
Of
HODC
first
tO
th'
of
or
oroQi
great
i
r
'
iin
and
Q.-.H
t.hpn
then
t.n
to
the
Hich
1:23
Calmont
1.63
Central
Leduc
2.55
Okalta
,
2.85
Royal
Canadian
16
TORONTO
AHioiia
08'j
Aumaque
25
Importance
savs
Commission
19.9
feet,
Mis...
taking
five
men
to
death,
'mission
of
Italy.
j
areas.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
23.5
feet
j
Four
ships
were
driven
ashore
I
The
voting
was
50
to
5,
the
;
Thursday
at
Port
Hardy.
25
and
i
7.3
feet
and
two
others
called
for
help
Communist
bloc
opposing.
;
45;
Sandspit.
32
and
45;
Prince
1.2
feet
j
when
engines
failed.
i
F.ve
countries
were
absent.
Rupert,
35
and
45.
j
13:02
7:00
10:47
Low
r
"'Pany,
that
a
new
hydro
cabinet
of
the
provincial
gov
"
.started
Immediately
eminent
and
direct
to
the
Pre
''l
luture
demand.
IUs
en-
(Continued
on
page
2)