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"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Greet
Northwest"
Phone
31
VOL,
XL,
No.
230
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
1,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
j
mote's
n
my
.
Life
POD
Car
Leaves
Road
and
Tommy
Hoskins
Killed
Oil
Men
Leave
Iran
Aircraft
Worked
Overtime
to
Meet
Mean
Requirements
Railwayman
is
Revisiting
City
After
an
absence
of
thirty
years,
a
well
known
railway
official
of
the
early
days
is
revisiting
Prince
Rupert
to
see
what
the
place
looks
like
and
he
says
there
are
many
changes
lor
the
better.
In
fact,
he
would
hardly
remember
the
place
except
far
some
of
the
old
landmarks.
The
rcvisitor
is
Harry
C.
Manuel,
who
was
at
various
points
along
the
line
as
far
back
as
1911
and
was
chief
clerk
here
In
1920.
Mr.
Manuel
Is
now
chief
clerk
.at
Saskatoon.
He
and
Mrs.
Manuel
arrived
hei
a
Saturday
night.
ABADAN,
Iran
fi
All
British
statf
at
the
Abadan
refinery,
except
for
a
few
management
officials,
will
board
British
warships
Wednesday
for
Basra,
Iraq,
In
a
mass
departure,
General
Manager
Alex
Mason
announced
today.
SMITIIEUS
(Special
to
Daily
News)
Tommy
Hoskins,
16-year
old
school
boy,
was
fatally
injured
in
an'
automobile
accident
at
8:00
p.m.
Saturday
when
the
car
which
he
was
driving
went
off
the
road
on
a
curve
and
rolled
over
eight
times,
leaning
against
1
The
Iranian
government
has
'
a
telephone
pole.
Two
other
passenge
In
the
!
same
car
escaped
with
only
j
minor
cuts
and
bruises.
I
Irs
KILLED
Two
United
States
Army
Air
Force
pilots
Iran
Issue
Tuesnay
wnen
meir
r-ao
aabre
Jet
Fighter
planes
bt
10
000
feet
over
a
farm
in
Chatham
tnwnshin
Tommy
was
thrown
thirty
lest
i
,
f
the
planes
seen
still
smouldering
was
spread
over
Air
traffic
to
and
from
Prince
Rupert
worked
overtime
today
to
transport
employees
to
British
Columbia's
newest
and
laigest
industry
the
Alcan
project.
Ten
flights
of
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines
Canso
and
eight
DC-3
flights
were
made
today
to
transport
70
Morrison-Knutsen
Co.
of
Canada
men
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
m.n
will
beard
Canadian
Pacific
Steamship
Princess
Norah
for
onward
transportation
to
Keaiano
Bay.
Last
failing
from
Vancouver
to
Kemano
was
Friday,
de-.
paiture
time
of
the
Frincess
Norah,
but
the
men
missed
the
boat,
which
calls
at
the
Alcan
site
on
both
northward
and
touthbound
trips.
At
Kemano
Bay,
80
workers
will
board
the
steamer
for
a
brcathei
in
the
Big
City,
Vancouver.
'
New
Economic
Order-New
Highway
Policy
Would
Make
Prince
Rupert
and
Kitimat
Points
.
Of
Original
in
Permanent
Road
Building
Will
Robinson
of
Terrace
has
written
to
Hon.
E.
C.
Carson,
following
the
recent
visit
of
the
minister
out
through
the
doo;'
ot
the
car.
i
r.i
and
one
burning
section
started
a
SIO
non
ham
firo
Before
UN
He
died
at
9:45
p.m.
'
The
car
is
a
total
wreck.
They
leave
tonight
on
their
re-
given
British
oil
men
until
Thursday
to
leave.
Mason
and
other
top
administrators
and
works
executives
will
be
the
last
to
leave
here
for
Basra
They
wiH
go
Thursday
morning.
The
Iran
government,
meanwhile,
has
offered
a
guarantee
that
it
will
deliver
oil
safely
to
anyone
buying
from
the
Iranian
National
Oil
Company,
formed
after
holdings
of
the
Anglo-Iranian
Company
here
were
turn
home.
were
in
a
group
of
three
based
at
Wright
Field,
l
CP
PHOTO)'
Up
For
Murder
Dies
in
Jail
UNITED
NATIONS
-The
United
Nations
Security
Council
is
in
session
today
to
consider
the
explosive
Iranian
oil
dispute
but
it
may
be
a
short-lived
session.
Expectation
was
today
that
t
Bluff,
Warned
Argentina
At
Normal
'
BUENOS
AIRES
Argentina
Royals
Lead
Little
Series
MONTREAL
!'
George
Shu-ba's
second
home
run
of
the
VANCOOVKJl
O,
Daniel
Le-
!
Russia
might
apply
the
veto
to
United
Nations
i,
ii
Communists
today
CANADIAN
FOOTBALL
lor
bluffing
is
over
;
game
in
the
eleventh
Inning
gave
Montreal
Royals
a
5
to
3
victory
roy
Sanger.
60-year-old
former
'
rucn
a
matter
feeing
Piad
on
hospital
attendant,
awaiting
trial
the
agenda,
on
a
charts
of
murder,
died
of
!
The
United
Nations
mediation
heart
attack
in
Oakalla
jail
last
'
of
the
explosive
dispute
was
dis-jjigjjt
cussed
by
worried
United
Nations
'
diplomats
at
urgent
conferences
He
was
charged
with
murder
4
regarding
cease-fire
Hamilton
18,
Ottawa
20
Winnipeg
33,
Calgary
18
over
Milwaukee
Brewers
in
the
third
game
of
the
Little
World
Series
today.
The
Royals.
International
of
Mrs.
Gwendolyn
Cassewell
In
way
io
seme
jc,nst
beamed
at
Kor-,.jr,it
that
Communists
piqued
by
jtipiy
difficulties
dur-
Saskatchewan
25,
Edmonton
18
his
Victoria
suite
September
9.
has
returned
to
normal
but
the
government
radio
is
repeatedly
i
droning
out
warnings
that
any
.
one
spreading
alarming
rumors'
'
will
be
sternly
punished
under
1
1
Friday's
decrees
that
the
country
1
is
in
a
state
of
Internal
war.
j
The
decree
establishes
the!
death
penalty
for
military
men
j
participating
In
Friday's
short-!
lived
uprising.
!
I
Leaders
of
the
revolt
are,
awaiting
Judgment
by
the
Su-.
prem'e
War
Council.
i
vere
winter
months
of
public
works
to
Prince
Rupert,
urging
a
new
policy;
of
permanent
highway
construction
whereby
Prince!
Rupert
and
Kitimat
would
be
recognized
as
points
of
j
origin,
not
merely
as
points
to
be
eventually
linked!
with
Vancouver.
An
essential
i
contribution
of
the
provincial
Dominion
section
of
the
high-1
government,
as
Mr.
Robinson
i
way
was
built
to
a
standard
of
j
sees
It.
would
be
carrying
for-1
twenty
feet,
and
of
necessity
ward
from
these
ports
an
orderly
must
be
brought
up
to
the
Pro-network
of
major
highways
to
.vtneial
standard
before
per-1
facilitate
commerce
following
'
rnancy
by
blacktopping
can
be
j
League
champions,
now
lead
two
to
one
in
the
best
of
seven
game
series
over
the
American
Association
Brewers.
Piay
continues.
In
Milwaukee
Tuesday
night.
i:n.-ri
that
the
power-gl.tii
Army
will
not
sit
I
a
h
i
1
e
Communists
.4
negotiations.1'
Major
League
Goes
To
Play-off
Series
I
tiie
piuuirm
winuii
oiuaui
cans
!
a
threat
to
world
peace,
j
Sir
Gladwyn
Jebb,
Great
Brlt-i
ain's
top
delegate
to
the
United
j
Nations,
cut
short
a
vacation
and
!
flew
to
London,
expecting
to
ar-j
rive
here
In
time
for
the
urgent-ily-convened
session
of
th-e
se-!
curity
council.
j
,
Britain
requested
the
session
j
to
hear
her
demand
that
the
!
council
overrule
Iran's
order
?x-1
pelling
by
October
4
three
hundred
and
iifty
British
technicians
1
from
the
Abadan
refinery
area
tnrougn
me
cnanneis
oi
greaiesi
taken
in
hand.
economy.
"Since
returning
home
I
have
;
BATHER
Mr.
Robinson
writes
to
the
read
the
Tuesday
edition
of
the
Fisheries
Guard
Burnt
on
Boat
A
Department
of
Fisheries
guard
was
rescued
minister
as
follows
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News"
in-
New
York
Giants
and
Brooklyn
Dodgers
in
Sensational
Finish
for
World
Series
Right
Synopsis
"I
want
to
say
how
much
I
enjoyed
the
opportunity
to
showing
vou
some
of
our
Terrace
dis
eluding
the
editorial
of
Harry
I
Perry.
j
"From
this
mass
of
informa-
tiled
conditions
still
1
from
hiss
rinrnino-
hniit
K:if
nrriav
uftrnrin
k,.
lnnavc
NEW
YORK
(CP)
The
miraculous
New
York
of
the
$i
too.oooooo
Angio-iran-
;
tion
and
ideas
there
has
come
to
!
.
.
.
,
,
XT
.
,
T
,
,
,,
.
,
,
ian
Oil
Co
i
weather
over
British!
,
,
fe
.,,
,
,
,
,
5
r.
t
t
a
liiujbance
oft01
I'unlop
Camp,
Khutzemateen
Inlet,
but
jnot
before
"
"
.m
of
ic.
and
wash-1
the
neavy
man
w'as
badly
burned.
'
'"""
Tme
a
thought
which"!
want
'tof
vniiws
iurceti
uw
naiiuimi
league
oaferjaii
race
mw)-
tnrrrsrrniriis
Pi'itoy-HtrttfTe?.
pass
on
to
you.
-1
i
n.u
....
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.........
..........
i
iiA
.
.
,
,
,
JSct
ifii'bai
pltal
with
burns
to
the
hend,
"To
begin
we
all
are
aware
of
the
history
of
the
development
i
Continued
on
pasc
4
banre
now
nearing
a
play-off
Sunday
with
the
staggering
Dodgers
saved
:
Mohammed
Mossadegh,
win
tiy
at
the
brink
of
defeat
by
Jackie
Robinson's
fourteenth
1$
theouncii'
decides
uisScom
inning
home
run.-The
best
two
out
of
three
game
petent
to
deal
with
the
problem.
.
.
.
.
.,.,
.
ru,
.
t-,.
,j
mi
,
Soon
after
the
delegates
gath-
series,
which
started
today
at
Ebbets
Field,
will
mean
Lrdi
an
Iranian
spokesman
said
feet
and
hands
is
Manning
:
He
operated
the
j
trict;
also
the
friendly,
frank
and
straightforward
manner
In
which
you
placed
before
us
the
facts
of
the
operation
of
your
Department
and
your
plans
for
future
development
of
the
central
part
of
our
Province.
"Yesterday,
after
seeing
you,
I
drove
down
to
Prince
Rupert;.
There
I
heard
a
nuraaer
of
discussions
on
your
statements.
To
some
of
the
more
aggressive
ones
I,
pointed
out
the
fact
that
the
.
t
ms!
late
today
and
i
vessel
Toy,
on
which
he
lives,
j
Employed
by
the
fisheries,
hei
i
was
guarding
Guinlmass
Chan-
I
postponement
of
the
commencement
of
the
world
series
with
New
York
Yankees
until
Thursday.
Tht
Giants
accomplished
one
j
If
War,
U.S.
Will
Win
it
v
ill
move
across
the
ti
I'erior.
Considerable
I
expected
ahead
of
fb.mce
in
all
southern
Offensive
Is
Starting
Fighting
in
Korea
Become
Heavier
Casualties
High
US
EIGHTH
ARMY
HEAD-
nel.
in
Portland
Inlet,
20
miles
north
of
Prince
Rupert.
'
that
Iran
will
ask
the
Security
Council
for
a
10-day
postponement
of
the
debate
on
the
oil
dispute.
This
statement
came
from
Ambassador
Ardalan,
Iran's
permanent
United
Nations
repre
The
vessel
was
tied
up
near
.
W
UH-
UlUVllllC.'
1
UC
,,
y.
.l
Of
the
greatest
of
all
sports
comebacks
by
defeating
the
Bos-
A
.....
.
...
4w-
i
uuniop
s
uixkuik
vamp
"
vxuoi.5
i.i
vne;
.
...
nrf
sentative.
jMl
continue
cloudy)
j
Huntly
was
trapped
inside.
A
i
heavy
man,
weighing
250
pounds,
WASHINGTON
.
The
chief
Braves
j
io
i.
of
the.
United
States
Navy
said
'
Then
the
Dodrs,
wo
ic
,ihiiit
Philadelphia
Phillies
Giants
Win
3-1
'e
onlv
a
few
showers.;
trailing
8
to
5,
i
ature
will
remain
larg-j
'
It
took
several
logRers
to
remove
itmed
with
davtime
'
QUARTERS,
Korea,
(CP)
Fanat-
Still
Sees
Armistice
.7
nun
irom
ine
Dunnug
vestei.
:
.
,
.
,
,
.
,
,
.
,
.
iiil
ranging
Into
the
mm-
by
!
lral
bancis
r
Korean
'Reds
slash-
wag
town
t3
Pr)nce
aUpr-t
Inv
.iiimht
minlmums
Quefn
charlotte
Air
Lines
Sun-
ed
into
Allied
lines
Sunday
night,1
and
under
the
lights
whatsoever"
of
Russian
armies
pulled
even
Philadelphia
squeezed
out
a
invading
the
United
States
as
long
as
America
retains
control!9
victo.y.
'
Thls
ave
the
lantS
and
ot
A
the
ftl
seas
Dodgers
identical
records
of
96
On
the
othof
tw
h,
hand,
Admiral,
AHmiri
fP!1t
fne
the
i
tl.
V.I..U
"
I
jjin
the
high
forties
or
during
a
howling
windstorm
on
day
morning.
.
t
r-s
'
llf
FnnVlIn
CoM
V.
a
Ka
HUM
'
-
-
"
.
ue
w
w"s
"ul
e"-
I
winds
occurred
dur-!
mated-
H'
over
the
north
ijr.xj
vr
unerai
vmur
rcwiraci
otIU
lc
I
rpeular
season
U.S.
forces
could
Invade
and
I
Bradley,
preparing
for
a
flying
necessitated
the
play-
visit
to
Korea,
expressed
hope
occupy
strategic
and
Important
'
ger,eg
which
4.0mmelv.eil
at
I
the
eastern
Korean
front.
They
I
were
hurled
back
in
sharp
local
j
actions.
j
Communist
probing
attacks
jon
the
slopes
of
"Hea.-tbr?ak
fit'
now
moderating
as
Sunday
that
an
armistice
still
areas
of
Russia
In
event
of
war.
determine
loree
of
the
storm
to
the
southeast.
Brooklyn
today
to
I
couia
oe
acnievea,
dui
conceaea
;
r
-cnuier
aiso
aaia
u.
a
copy-,
...
.
,
oDDOse
the
i
winds
are
looked
for
I
it
depended
on
the
Reds
ngmea
aiucie
"'aw
n
"
:
tj.
Vnrk
Yankees
i,
is
t
he
Rf
r.
Big
Vote
in
By-Election
Will
Welcome
Royal
Couple
OTTAWA
Governor-General
Alexander
and
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
will
go
to
Dorval
next
Monday
to
personally
welcome
Princess
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
Edinburgh
when
they
arrive
for
their
tour
of
Canada
which
will
start
the
next
day
at
Quebec.
It
is
officially
announced
that
the
Royal
Couple
will
visit
Washington,
D.C.,
as
planned.
They
will
arrive
then
October
31
for
a
three-day
stay
as
the
guests
of
President
and
Mrs.
Truman
at
Blair
House.
"
'.
A
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
plane
will
fly
them
to
Washington
from
Montreal.
ih
coast
later
in
the
out
within
the
next
20
to
30
0nd
play-off
in
National
League
Ridge
followed
allied
seizure
of
two
strategic
peaks
on
the
Central
and
Eastern
fronts
earlier
me
not
expected
yuaia.
w.o.
aiiu
nci
ai.io
nuuiu
BROOKLYN
(CP)
New
York
Giants
defeated
Brooklyn
Dodgers
today
3
to
1
in
the
first
cf
a
three
game
series
to
determine
the
National
League
team
to
meet
New
York
Yankees
in
the
World
Series
starting
Thursday.
Brooklyn
scored
the
first
run
in
the
second
when
Pafko
hit
his
twenty-ninth
homer
of
the
season.
In
the
fourth
ihompson
hit
his
thirty-fourth
homer
for
New
York,
scoring
Irvin
who
took
a
base
when
struck
by
a
pitched
ball
ahead
of
him.
Irvin
hit
a
homer
into
the
left
field
stands,
putting
the
Giants
ahead
3
to
1.
history.
i
Communists
have
remained
!
coldly
silent
on
an
allied
pro-I
posal
of
last
Thursday
to
move
the
truce
talks
from
Red-h?ld
win
it.
1'ions.
The
Dodgers,
once
leading
the
heavy
vote
is
Sunday.
forecast
VICTORIA-A
in
the
crucial
t
me
aineo
anve
was
an
inula
I
region
Clouriv
being
recorded
2
to
5
Odds
today
and
Tuesday.
SEsauimalt
by-election
today.
'Phase
of
the
autumn
offensive
.
in
temneratitre
I
K.avn.
P
R
OeorEe
nf
Victoria
is
I
Gen.
James
Van
Fleet,
U.
!
'Kaesong
to
no-man's
land,
near
J
the
village
of
Songhyon,
six
j
miles
to
the
southeast.
j
j
Whether
negotiations
will
enc1
1
league
by
13V4
games,
owed
everything
to
Robinson.
Jackie
made
a
diving
catch
of
Eddie'
Waitkus"
liner
with
bases
loaded
and
two
out
in
the
twelfth
and,
Mithrroih
injured,
went
on
to
On
Tories
If
the
Reds
reject
the1
proposal
I
"will
deDend
on
the
nature
ot
j
"ii!hea.st
(20i
except!
the
Coalition
candidate,
but
I
flKntn
Army
Commander,
label-
fin
open
waters,
de-iCapt
Wurtele,
one
of
the
Inde-
lcd
Ule
continuing
action
as
a
'
to
be
!
carry-over
from
the
limited
sum-l-nicht
southerly
15
bv
even-
pendents,
is
conceded
a
and
highs
to-
i
strong
contender.
There
are
five
t
mer
offensive
which
he
said
took
f
Port
Hardy,
Sandsplt
candidates.
The
result
should
rlhe
to11
of
188,237
Communism
British
bookies
"JT"''
their
answer."
Bradlcv
said.
i
LONDON
P
since
May
25
JHonert.
48
nnrl
5R
he
known
hv
10
p
m
!
Chairman
of
the
U.
S.
Joint
shortened
the
odds
again
today
'chiefs
of
staff,
here
for
confer-
on
the
victory
by
Winston
ences
with
Gen.
Matthew
B.
Churchill's
Conservatives
in
the
jRidgway,
said
at
a
press
confer-j
October
25
election,
.ence
"no
one
can
foresee
if
thej
Best
offer
was
2-5
on
Conser-j
(armistice
talkst
will
be
success-
j
vatives.
Most
books
offered
7-4
I
ful
or
unsuccessful.
I
don't
think
against
return
to
power
by
Prime
TIDES
-
-
Tuesday,
October
2,
1951
High
1:48
20.6
feet
13:52
22.0
feet
bDAY'S
STOCKS
In
a
lengthy
statement,
Van
Fleet's
estimate
of
Red
casualties
was
coupled
with
the
admission
that
allies
had
"sufft
-ed
many
casualties
in
taking
hills.
which
on
the
surtace
appear
minor
in
significance."
JuliiiHtun
f'n.
Ltd.).
Labor
Low
7:48
4.4
feet
1
20:14
2.6
feet
'
anyone
had
expected
quick
re-1
Minister
Attlee
and
his
lisults."
(Party.
r
(CiiurtFhy
8.
U.
fAt(HVKR
Salmon
Arm
School
Close-Four
Hundred
Pupils
Idle
SALMON
ARM
(CP)
In
a
situation
unparalleled
in
British
Columbia
history,
ratepayers
voted
430
to
241
Saturday
against
a
bylaw
which
would
provide
enough
money
to
keep
municipal
schools
open.
,
As
a
result,
there
will
be
no
TORONTO
Athona
08-4
f
Standard
,1
Another
Alcan
Plant
for
B.C.
u.irtz
t
.32
700
.05
1.50
.07
1
05
.23
'j
10.75
240
.34
1
1
Wines
r
::
'
'i
cier
.
King
Still
Improving
t
US
Total-Purchase
Plan
WASHINGTON
(CP)
Possibility
of
Aluminum1
Company
of
Canada
building
a
new
plant
in
British
j
Columbia
under
a
total-purchase
contract
with
United
:
States
was
touched
on
during
a
discussion
of
possible';
ways
to
expand
aluminum
production,
it
w.as
disclosed!
j
classes
for
some
400
students
I
w
hen
municipal
elementary
and
jhigh
schools
close
Tuesday.'
Tha
bylaw
would
have
authorized
a
tax
levy
of
11
mills
to
supply
$16,000
needed
to
keep
schools
open.
The
vote
was
the
largest
in
Salmon
Arm
municipal
history.
Several
months
ago,
Salmon
1
Arm
school
board
said
its
funds
Woods
are
Reopened
Logging
Resumes
Also
Hunting
Down
Coast
M'
Donald
s'50
.
05
I
'
K
tenner
1
rnNnnN
(CP)
Palace
doctors!
1.70
.50
.15
.03
Brattle
45
Bcvcourt
65
Buffalo
Canadian
29
Consol.
Smelters
'....
182.00
Dona'da
49
Eldona
21
.
East
Sullivan
915
Giant
Yellowknira
12.3
God's
Lake
40
Hardrock
14
Harricana
09
Hcva
IB
Jacknlfe
097,u
Juliet
Quebec
52
Little
Long
Lac
83
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.40
McKenzie
Red
Lake
52
.
McLeod
Cockshutt
3.15
Moneta
-37
'
Negus
-90
Noranda
;
84
Lonvic.ourt
37
Vi
Pickle
Crow
1.67
San
Antonio
2
74
,
Senator
Rouyn
r
2.32
Sherrit
Gordon
3.95
Steep
Rock
7.75
Upper
Canada
1
...
1
85
Golden
Manitou
.'.
7.50
Pold
...
v
.
:::::
18
BASEBALL-
SUNDAY
National
St.
Louis
6-3,
Chicago
7-0
Cincinnati
4.
Pittsburgh
8
SATURDAY
New
York
3,
Boston
0
St.
Louis
4,
Chicago
3
1
Cincinnati
4,
Pittsburgh
2
Brooklyn
5,
Philadelphia
0
'
SUNDAY
American
Boston
0,
New
York
3
Detroit
2,
Cleveland
1
Philadelphia
2-4,
Washington
4-3
Chicago
5,
St.
Louis
9
SATURDAY
Baston
1-0,
New
York
4-3
Philadelphia
5,
Washington
1
Ohleauo
8,
St.
Louis
3
v
,
Detroit
6,
Cleveland
7
'Ulard
2.62
Acute
Anaemia
Hits
Eva
Peron
Saturday.
John
L,
Frickson,
administrative
assistant
to
Senator
William
Fulbright
(Dem.
Arkansas)
said
the
talks
took
place
Thurs-
ii-iamum
'
475
Babine
57
TT.VA
BUENOS
AIRES,
(CP)
Radian
reported
Sunday
that
the
King,
j
who
underwent
a
serious
lung
operation
a
week
ago.
continues
to
improve..
A
medical
bulletin
i
said:
"The
King's
progress
con-;
tiivues."
j
1
It
was
the
briefest
of
11
bulle-
j
!
tins
Issued
since
the
King
lost
1
all
or
part
of
a
lung
the
previous
j
'
Sunday.
i
A
bulletin
today
said:
'There
has
been
further
improvement
in
the
King's
condition
dndn
the
last
24
h'urs."
,
.
VICTORIA
KPX-FKteen
thou-
?a"LnXhaUSteC!
and
U.
needt
.
,
,
,
,
,
$80,000
or
rural,
municipal
and
sand
loggers
returned
to
work
city
schools
woul(J
have
tQ
today
after
re-opening
of
the
by
September
30.
25,000
-
square
mile
Vancouver
The
provincial
government
forest
district
Sunday
midnight,
offered
to
provide
money
to
keep
The
woodlands
had
been
closed
50
rural
students
at
school
and
since
September
19
because
of
the
city
council
agreed
to
supply
forest
fire
hazards.
i
funds
to
keep
city
schools
open.
Losses
in
wage
and
lumber
The
munioipal
council
said
it
production
this
year
is
estimated
did
not
have
funds
and
aked
at
around
$50,000,000.
;
rate
payers
to
approve
a
special
The
woods
are
also
reopened
to
levy
of
11
mills;
Ratepayers
turi-huntlng.
ted
down
the
proposal
Saturday.
7.00
.49
3.25
1.50
18.25
2.30
1525
.20
day
among
Fulbright,
defence
Duarte
Peroni
wife
of
presldent
mobilization
chief,
E.
Wilson,
Juan
Peron,
is
holding
her
own
and
officials
of
the
.
Reynolds
In
a
fight
to
overcome
acute
Metal
Co.
j
anaemia.
Ericksdn
said
US
officials
aro1
A
medical
bulletin
indicates
studying
a
proposal
to
expand
blood
transfusions
were
success-aluminum
production
in
Ark-
ful.
Friends
say
her
condition
ansas
and
in
Texas.
-
was
caused
by
overwork.
Leriuc
y
ramlr