,1
ORMES
PROVIMCIAL
LIE3.".?.T,
Ml
tl
.
VICTORIA,
B.
C.
113
DRUGS
DAILY
DELIVERY
ft
NORTHERN"
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
1
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strotcgic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
81
plSPATTIIM
VOL.
XL,
No.
192
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
16,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Jians
Are
ig
High
WW
I
llM
"I
1
HI
Last
Tribute
to
Mayor
May
5aie
Cities
From
Being
Bombed
11
.
a
m
Church'Crowded
and
molh-T
Virtory
as
Keep
rce
rll
Vanks
ORK
(CP)
-
The
hlBh-,,,,ulll
Indians
blasted
-er'aiicl
tin'
St.
Lout
runs
in
the
)r
,,.Veti
l
Wulr.i
-d;iv
rUKht
to
t0
4
decislw"
Irum
V16
ciub.
(.iv(..iiKt'.i
13th
con-,,',,
(una
the
team's
Asphalt
Industry
For
Prairie
City
Many
Follow
Cortege
to
Final
Resting
Place
A
long,
slow-moving
line
of
;ars
wended
Its
way
through
the
eity
this
afternoon,
following
funeral
service
at.Fiiot
UniWu
Church
where
hundreds
of
;is
rouna
v
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Newsweek
Magazine
said
anchorage
The
Alaska
Wednesclav
that
the
United
btates
Deience
Uenart-
LLOYDMINSTEH
An
asphalt
ndustry.
using
prairie
crude
oil.
,ni;iK
sei
ue-
I
i
'
'
'-.
-
i.
i
Ccmmand
reported
Wednesday
.
j.j
i:n
v.:
u
,v,.
v,
.
i.'ighting
wreckage
of
a
four-
le,1L
"aa
si-cu
aiuueiy
which
may
uuri
tnaiijc
mc
jengined
Navy
patrol
bomber
-26
entire
nature
of
war.
"Atomic
artillery
is
a
thine
of
Vill.be
opened
at
Lloydmlnster
i
friends
and
relatives
paid
their
August
24
at
a
cost
of
$750,000.
1
last
respects
to
the
late
Mayor
14
''
:."hit
his
fourth
grand
.',!r
ol
tlie
.v
a
son
to
tie
-
ne
record
held
by
ave:.s.
.VrM-r.-crt
ie
24-
miles
north
or
Cold
Bay
on
Amak
.
,
,,
.
,
.
,
,m
island
in
Bering
sea.
j
tne
near
future,
the
magazine
said
m
its
August
20
PB4-Y-2
Privateer
bomber,
issue,
out
on
Wednesday.
It
will
manufanure
asphalt
i
George
Weston
Rudderham.
shingles
and
roll
roofing,
satu-j
Rev.
Lawrence
Sieber
officiated
rated
sheathlngs
and
sImUar
at
the
service.
Hymns
were
"Un-produrts,
utilizing
more
than!1
'he
Hills."
and
"Jesus
Lover
120
000
barrels
of
crude
oil
annu-
cf
My
Soul,"
accompanied
by
ally.
Lloymlnster's
biack
oil
belt
Mls
E-
Freeman
as
organist.
bi
ol
the
Indians
over
i
,ld
p:an.
New
York
..
A.ni-ri.'an
League.
n..nin!haa
produced
to
date
more
than
Many
flowers
and
wreaths
vaniimed
bunday
with
twelve
j
Tne
article
foresaw
the
day
aboard
on
a
routine
operations
when
enemy
armies
could
be
miss'on
from
Kodiak
toward
destroyed
in
the
field
without
Adak
Island
In
the
mld-Aleu-.
the
neCessity
of
bombing
enemy
tians.
cities
to
rubble.
A
Navy
lieutenant,
flying
a!
"The
Defence
Department
al-PBY
search
plane,
said
he
spot-1
ready
has
made
preliminary
Stresses
Needs
Of
War
Victims
OTTAWA
P;
Is
there
a
service
club
looking
for
a
job?
A
Cana-
,n-i
and
Joe
the
'
parreis
oi
cruae
on.
"!--
j
minus
ui
luc
i
luts
each
as
cUsirti
five
Washlng-
,rs
fur
15
hits
and
an
;
ted
wreckage
at
the
800-foot
;
tests
of
the
use
of
atomic
ar-
j
man
ai
it..
tawiminy
le.ipecb-
jed.
I
Mayor
Rudderham,
65,
died
'suddenly
Monday
afternoon,
fol-i
'owing
a
heart
attack.
He
was
!
elected
mayor
In
1949,
following
1
J
'
1
level.
He
reported
sighting
no
SM
ri'MUin
a
neia
iium
tillery
shells
and
other
atomic
dian
welfare-project
the
Car.a-weapons
on
the
battlefield,"
said
dian
Children's
Club
in
Vienna
-
fc-,.
...
.
'..,
'
'J
bodies
or
survivors
near
the
.
yum
his
loth
vic-
wreckage.
Newsweek,
."and
parts
of
these
needs
a
lot
of
help
right
now.
Berlin
Has
Red
Battle
weapons
are
already
in
The
Unitarian
Seivice
Commit
VMiiic
Six
opened
a
12
years
of
service
as
alderman.
He
was
first
president
of
Kaien
Consumer
Co-operative
Association
here,
and
a
leader
for
the
nraw
ino
wiin
,-er
Detroit
Tigers
iojr
name
losing
rights
of
labor
for
many
years
f
SHANNON
BELL
Quarterdeck
cf
tha
British
cruiser
Superb
was
tee,
which
looked
after
this
organization
for
more
than
two
years,
feels
it
must
have
more
atsistanci
if
the
project
is
to
expand.
"If
more
funds
were
available
for
the
Canadian
Children's
Club
we
could
emplov
more
Dersonriel.
Active
pallbearers
were
Wil-
Canada
Protests
Over
Spy
Charge
Japan
And
Peace
Pact
"westrum
cracked
drove
back
about
ten
thousand
!"
Brtt-
JaImes
A.
E.
rerim
of
the
season
'
biuc-fhirtod
Communist
youths
!
Jf'nes-
"a';y
Lov,e;
Davld
Mac-,
i
';.
at
the
Polo
:
In
a
three-hour
series
of
battles
j
P"
snd
George
Howe.
o
,ive
New
York
,
Wednesday
night
and
stopped
a
Honorary
.pallbearers
were.
crowded
ar
Virr
-Admiral
Sir
Ri?.hartl
Symonds-Taylor
handed
the
famous
Shannon
Bell
to
Canadian
Rear
Admiral
E.
R.
Vialnguj.
The
t
jll
bears
the
scars
of
the
engagement
in
which
the
Shannon
captured
the
heavlly-arnred
American
ship
Chesapeake
in
1813.
The1
ceremony
took
place
in
Halifax
harbor.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
OTTAWA
Canada
has
sent
an
buv
more
food;.
says
Dr.
Lotta
official
protest
to
Washington
'
mtschmanova.
Canadian
direc-
3
to
1
triumph
over
militant
attempt
to
Invade
the
J
"
at
the
naming
of
E.
H.
Norman,
:
tor
o(
tne
u
s.c,
Dr
Hitschrnan-
Bnwklyn
Dodg
piace
western
sector
for
a
peace::.
U
.."..:
paradc
I
h.
M.
Daggett.
D.
F.
Fitch,
G.
D.
'
.
'
,
...
'Frlzzell,
H.
F.
Glas.sey,
Darrel
Pol'ce
fought
olf
shouting
0omz
H
g
whalen;'
acting
head
of
the
Canadian
ova
now
is
touring
Europe
to
get
delegation
to
the
United
Nations,
i
at
flrst
hand
a
picture
of
the
Premier
Yoshida
Says
Treaty
is
"Just"
And
"Lenient"
TOKYO
CP
Attendance
at
the
EARNINGS
BIG
HERE
ery
ciiopped
another
off
the
Uoders'
long
UaiUf
lead.
youuis
wim
ciuus
ana
nouM-a
park
commissioners
Arthur
in,
connection
with
a
United
,
weifare
work
being
done
with
the
States
congressional
Inquiry.
It
help
o(
Canadian
contributions.
th'm
with
water
hoses.
1
Murray
and
Pat
Forman:
Japanese
peace
conferences
in
San
Francisco
was
carefully
naa
Deen
saia
uiai
Mr.
nurmaii
had
attended
a
Communist
school
at
Cape
Cod
years
ago,
a
;
In
a
letter
to
U.S.C.
h.'ariquar-i
ters
here
she
says
more
funds
would
mean
more
-children
there
are
now
200
youngsters
in
avoided
today
in
a
speech
before
the
Diet
by
Premier
Higeru
Survey
Stamps
Prince
Rupert
Richer
Market
jfident
of
charge
that
has
been
officially
denied
by
the
Department
of
nDnac...l
mwUH-,
T
Apnlewhaite,
MP,
and
ed
the
and
beat
the
police
up
,
D
M(:Rae
MLA;
young
Communists.
j
Q
F
Forbes
0scar
Sml,h
Many
of
the
youths
were
In-
Ov,orge
H1Us
R
w
Lonf?
A
E
lllr'd
,
,
.
Janes,
H.
M.
Foote,
D.
C.
Stewart;
Preliminary
reports
said
that,
8(;t
A
E
WalPg
ftnd
Sgt
L
A
forty
were
arrested.
j
N
Potterton,
RCMP;
A
Communist
policeman
Who,
Fir.
rhlef.Karl
R,.rker
Mrs
Yoshida.
But
the
72-year-old
leader
declared
that
"stationing
Anveri
thj
home
would
have
a
place
to
spend
their
spare
time
instead
External-
Affairs
who
has
completely
cleared
Mr.
Norman
of
Bnese
ract
can
troops
in
Japan"
is
neces-1
any
charge
of
Communist
af
f
ill-
sary
to
preserve
the
country
s
.
ation.
of
on
the
streets.
"I
dream
of
the
clay
when
some
Canadian
service
club
will
make
thrs
truly
Canadian
pro
Special
to
the
Nt-ws
On
the
basis
of
money
earned
in
Prince
Rupert
n
I'Mir
Dulles
ict
War
of
appeared
to
be
helping
them
was
Noran
Arnoid,
Jud!!e
w.
d,
Ful.
defence
and
security.
ai.-o
arresiea.
Um
T
w
Brown,
KC;
UaiiiNt
It
in
1950
and
the
amount
snent
in
thp
local
retail
stores.
Yoshida
said
the
proposed
!
nve
wesi
oerman
ponce
were
:
sherlff
M
M.
Stephens.
Injured.
,
.
,
,,,
..
.
treaty
is
"Just,
lenient
and
with
i
the
city
takes
its
place
as
one
of
the
richer
markets!
out
parallel
in
history."
;gtgn
nc.
oAm-
Augus
Macphee.
William
Gor
British
Girts
Hear
Premier
of
Canada.
This
is
stated
in
:
th
magazine
magazine
Sales
:
J-iiii
f
..sler
Dulles'
I
i.vli'.
fUiiiv
irtllctedi
.ir.v
K'Ksian
effort
to
j
J,ilii,..e
peace
treaty
I
a'
S.'ii
Franrisro
next
I
Today's
Stocks
llMrlm
K.
II.
J..hivlcin
in.
ltd
)
Management
of
a
survey
covering
every
section
of
i
Canada
and
the
United
States.
oon,
WalUr
Vance.
Dr.
Duncan
:
Black,
George
GeddeS.
Carl
Gus-1
tafon"
Harry
Arney
and
Kenneth
Harding.
;
Interment
took
place
at
Fair-view
Cemvtery,
at
the
family
(
plot.
B.
C.
Undertakers
were
In
;
charge.
OTTAWA
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
addressed
fifty
touring
teen-age
girls
from
Britain,
speaking
under
the
Peace
Tower
of
the
Parliament
'
Korea
War
Livens
up
Canadian
Troops
Take
Part
1500
Killed
In
Pyongyang
Air
Raid
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
12
Bralorne
7.00
B
R
X
03
Cariboo
Quartz
140
i
pit"
out
just
after
i
itos
and
Britain
had;
x
a
"final"
draft
of
a
h
ih
y
rxp'Tt
a
large
1
)'
F'.mtir
belligerents
A
'ar
to
sign.
hf
hnpes
the
So-
The
high
scale
of
business
ac-
tivity
in
Prince
Rupert
is
indi-
i
cated
by
the
$10,831,000
in
sales
chalked
up
in
the
local
stores.
This
figure,
an
increase
from
the
$9,801,000
retail
business
of
the
previous
year,
was
well
over
the
city's
quota.
It
represented
.1200
percent
of
the
Dominion's
business
more
than
the
.0721
ject
their
own,"
writes
Dr.
Hitschmanova.
During
her
tour
of
Italy
Dr.
Hitschmanova
iound
Rome
and
.
the
whole
of
Italy
fiileri
with
tourists
"who
are
having
a
wonderful
time
sightseeing,
eating
and
shopping."
"When
I
see
whole
autocars
full
of
them
pass
me
I
often
wonder
how
many
of
them
try
to
look
beyond
that
dollar
curtain
which
is
so
skillfully
drawn
to
hide
the
real
squalid
conditions
in
which
a
very
large
part
of
the
Italian
people
live."
Dr.
Hitschmanova
says
45
per
cent
of
the
population
has
a
living
standard
below
normal.
Pi
ices
have
risen
in
the
last
year
23
per
cent
but
not
incomes.
RENEWS
ACQUAINTANCES
Dr.
Hitschmanova
tells
of
meeting
Pasquale
La
Valle,
a
17-year-old
Italian
boy
now
working
hard
on
his
English
to
improve
J
Crops
Wither
Congress
Ofi'j
Lighter-Than-Air
Craft
Has
Crash
!
to
Ban
Francisco
Giant
Mascot
97
Indian
Mines
28
Pfnd
Oreille
8
40
Pioneer
2
25
In
Heat
Wave
a
"wreckliiR
crew"
per
cent
that
should
be
produced
UNITED
NATIONS
HEAD-
CARDINGTON,
England
(CP)
locally
on
the
basis
of
popula-
QUARTERS
IN
KOREA
v
Cana-tin-
dian
troops
reconnoiterlng
on
39
.
DALLAS,
Texas
The
heat
ll3i
wave
in
T.xas
has
reached
as
Britain's
first
lighter-than-air
Canada
Having
Largest
Crop
OTTAWA
The
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
predicts
that
the
1951
wheat
crop
in
Canada
will
be
the
largest
on
record,
the
estimate
being
over
581.000,000
Bushels
120.000.000
bushels
higher
than
last
year
and
15000,000
over
the
previous
record
In
1929.
The
anticipated
big
crop
will
pose
a
problem
of
how
it
has
to
be
moved
and
stored
as
elevators
are
already
jammed
due
to
a
bottleneck
on
the
Great
Lakes
owing
to
shortage
of
ships.
The
Winnipeg
Tribune,
in
its
forecast
yesterday,
said
the
crop
would
be
the
second
largest
on
record.
Premier
Border
..
Privateer
Reeves
McDonald
Reno
Str.'ep
Creek
Fllbak
Premier
....
Taku
River
Vananda
The
chief
factor
In
the
bigger
the
western
front,
ran
into
stiff
j
craft
since
1930,
the
Bourne-spending
locally
was
the
better
resistance
and
were
turned
back
I
mouth,
crashed
on
a
house
near
earnings
of
Prince
Rupert
fam-
a
few
hundred
yards
from
their!
here
today
during
an
experl-iiies.
The
data-
show
that
the
objective,
an
Army
communique
:
mental
flight.
4
55
;
high
as
116
degrees.
Chips
arei
n5
j
reported
withering
in
some
sec-1
1
55
j
Hons.
Twelve
heat
deaths
are!
Wt
announced
in
Dallas
and
three
06
1
in
Houston.
A
water
emergency
'liai
if
they
take
that
(
are
confident
that
.11
"
President
Truman's
;'ie;en!aiive
in
nego-
the
Japanese
pact,
r
Mie
first
time
offi-Snvi
t
communists
"nr.dnciing
a
war
of
inst
the
treaty
and
'
'hi;z
that
it
may
be
by
tlv.-ir
violence."
He
Pand
nn
this
point.
3200
lamines
in
tne
city
naa
a-
said
today.
net
disposable
income,
after
it
was
one
of
the
biggest
sweeps
.11
Smid
Valley
25
has
stopped,
for
the
time
being,
the
sprinkling
of
lawns
or
other
forms
of
water
wastage.
Silver
Standard
2
50
l
Alex
McRae
Passes
Away
;
Pioneer
Business
Man
Dead
This
Afternoon
at
Age
71
Leather
taxes,
of
$11,433,000.
It
repre-
jn
weeks.
sented
an
average
income,
ob-
Canadians
ran
into
automatic
tained
by
straight
division,
of
weapon
and
mortar
fire.
$3573
per
family.
j
.
Meanwhile,
a
dispatch
eman-
This
was
higher
than
the
ating
from
Moscow
said
that
$3492
earnings
per
family
na-
1500
civilians
had
been
killed
and
tionally
and
than
the
$3190
per
at
least
2000
injured
in
an
air
family
averaged
In.
British
Co-'
raid
on
Pyongyang,
the
capital
lunibia
as
a
whole.
i
of
North
Korea.
A
guide
to
the
relative
econ-1
'
Western
Uranium
4
70
Oils
Ancle
Canadian
6
45
A
P
Con
.
4fl
Atlantic
'
2!)5
Calmnnt
1
30
C
&
E
15.00
Home
Oil
1600
Synopsis
his
chances
of
going
to
Canada
.
this
fall.
She
first
met
Pasquale
two
years
ago
when
she
visited
the
"Colonic"
a
home
for
orphan
boys,
all
victims
of
the
second
world
war
who
now
are
getting
a
scientific
and
practical
training
in
farming
and
gardening.
Fasquale
has
already
been
furnished
with
passage
money
by
a
Toronto
couple
who
heard
Dr.
Hitschmanova
.speak
there
two
years
ago
about
the
European
projects.
.
The
Toronto
couple
actually
met
their
protege
when
they
visited
Rome
last
year.
is
Wins
Decision
The
extended
dry
spell
which
,
ippines
I
has
been
seriously
affecting
I
southern
British
Columbia
shows:
j
no
indication
of
coming
to
an
j
end.
Warm
sunny
weather
will
persist
over
the
southern
coast
i
Alexander
McRae,
pioneer
city
business
man
and
last
of
the
original
local
firm
of
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.,
passed
away
this
afternoon
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
For
years
he
onuc
position
of
each
community
Is
given
In
the
survey
by
a
"quality
of
market"
index.
This
compares
the
Individual
city's
potential,
based
on
population,
income,
sales
and
other
faotnrs
tr
thit.
nf
the
rest,
of
Princess
Anne
One
Year
Old
'?
Old
Joe
Mercury
12
Okalta
,
2
45
Pacific
Pete
8
45
Prin
-.i
..
138
R"yal
Canadian
11V4
Royalite
14
50
And
US
Agree
i'"'1'
n
nis
wav
to
n
dwi.sinn
in
10
rounds
LONDON.
Princess
Anne
operated
Alex
McRae
Co.
Ltd.,
celebrated
her
first
hirthdav
inh
nrintine-
business,
selling
out
WASHiiNuiuw
d.u
vi-unit-
the
counlry.
Prmce
Rupert's
in-
TORONTO
mulling
Jimmy
Bev-1
'vei,ind
Wednesday
i
t's
emhth
straight;
his
desperate
come-
j
ed
States
and
the
Philippines
33
yesterday.
Telegrams
contain-
two
dex
paced
at
133,
0r
per
years
ago.
announced
agreement
today
on
cenl
above
tne
general
average,
ing
birthday
greetings
came
Born
at
Mooretown,
Ontario,
.07
and
the
southern
interior
valleys
for
the
next
couple
of
days,
i
Over
the
remainder
of
the
prov-'
ince
skies
will
be
cloudy
with
scattered
showers
occurring
in
the
northern
Interior.
j
Forecast
j
North
Coast
Region
Clear
in
southern
section,
cloudy
in
re-1
Athona
Aumaquj
20
from
all
parts
of
the
world.
She
near
sarnia.
71
years
ago.
he
I
fhi-ini;
his
retreating'
a
mutual
defence
treaty
pledging
each
country
to
act
to
meet
common
dangers
in
the
event
of
armed
attack
on
the
other.
Brattle
52
T"vrourt
55
Buffalo
Canadian
!.
20tj
Consol.
Smelters
155
50
Conwest
3.75
Donalda
"
,
53'
i
malnder
of
region
today
and
had
a
fine
birthday
cake
with
came
west
as
a
young
man
and,
a
single
bright
candle.
Princess
before
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
;
Anne
has
six
teeth.
.
;n
1910
was
located
at
Phoenix
I
I
in
the
Boundary
country.
'
I
He
is
survived
by
his
widow.
1
George
Good,
well
known
in
He
vas
an
uncle
of
J.
D.
Mc-
British
Doctors
Joining
RCAF
I
tomorrow.
Little
change
in
tern-
;
Iperature.
Wind
light.
Lows
to-
Arnhaccnrjor
'ni-ht
hiohs
tnmnrrow
At.
"
-
WB
"'us
was
never
able
"i"
bomb
he
carrbd
'
vs
v
hen
he
held
the!
ht
title.
1
the
last
round
whon
I
mio
Bevins
in
savage!
"Ifl
'he
37-year-old!
"r
''los"
to
scorinc
a
I
.18'i
Elriona
Port
Hardy.
50
and
65;
Sand
It
is
Now
;
Prince
Rupert
and
with
the
ac-
Rav,
MLA,
Duncan
McRae
and
counting
department
of
the
Mrs.
Jack
Bulger
of
this
city.
OTTAWA
Royal
.Canadian
1300
Auto
'
Workers
Jobless
TORONTO.
More
than
1300
automobile
workers
have
been
laid
off
on
account
of
declining
sales
due
to
governmental
credit
restrictions,
the
Canadian
Automobile
Manufacturers'
Association
says.
Baseball
Tonight
S:45
p.m.
(Semi-Final
Plavoffi
GORDON
&
ANDEKSON
VS
COMMERCIALS
Admission
3Se
spit,
and
.Prince
Rupert,
w
Air
Force,
unable
to
find
sufn-
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
Mr.
McRae
was
prominent
in
and
65.
''.
Il'onirillw
.
!
OTTAWA
Announcement
is
marie
of
the
elevation
of
T.
C.
cient
medical
men
in
Canada,
here
for
the
last
3Va
years,
left
the
Masonic
Order,
having
been
hn.
ronnillfiri
nlnalmm
RriH.sh
n
In
rt-
n)nV,f'D
lrnin
r
ll.M,n,
,.,f
nt
T,mo
T
rA
na
Ua
....
....j
llr
WMS
"
the
tenth
round
by
i
.
tins
ivi
ut,,.w
iiiiiL.iLn
'
uu
iaoi.
lugiixo
uam
iui
iciiiuu
a
fjaoi.
ma-rvLi
vjl
uvugi..
-
Davis
as
ambassador
to
Idle
East
Sullivan
9
20
Olant
Yellowknife
10.15
God's
Lake
31?
Tnrdrook
134
Harricana
09
Heva
13
Jacknlfe
09
H
Joliet
Quebec
51
Little
Long
Lac
78
l.vnx
.184
Leonard
for
a
low
IT,,.
fh;
Tfr,fJt
L
-rt
w
.t
rank
of
fliKht
lieutenant.
Most
has
been
transferred.
He
was
the
Frince
Rupert
Rotary
Club,
that
of
minister.
The
West
was
:.ht
,
i,
.i,
v,or
1
.i
k
.
-j..
r.m
Indian
School
Tenders
Called
FORKS
.This
.,
vile
tuiii
null
cic
diivuuj
uui
11
aiiu
laiocw
line,
Liic
ouii
nuoiuciib
ojjui
iaiiirii
iiu
w.uuo-
and
have
been
assigned
to
posts,
of
former
City
Engineer
F.
M.
man,
he
was
also
for
many
years
1
Good.
Replacement
is
C.
W.
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
German
envoy
to
Ottawa
is
ex-p-.
cled
to
be
elevated
to
similar
status,
j
P1'1'.'
in
n.-iiicu
i-v.
sterdav.
The
thermn-
jTrapp
from
Oliver.
1
Yacht
and
Rowing
Club.
up
to
87
above.
OTTAWA
Tenders
for
construction
of
Indian
schools
in
British
Columbia
are
being
in
Big
Prize
For
Channel
Swim
-
TIDES
-
0F
THANKS
vited.
These
Include
one
room
;
Friday,
Auuust'
17.
1951
'
school
with
teachers
residence;
(Pacific!
Standard
Time)
Reserve
In
Bablne
.
at
Kitwana
H,
'
rol
22
2
fpt(.
agency;
one
room
school
with,
13;51
21.0
feet
'T-xtcnd
our
heart-
DOVER
(CP)
Mareeh
Hassan
Hamad,
chunky
34-year-old
and
appreciation
,
,s
"f
kindness,
mes-"'"inalhy
and
dl
"fferlngs
rer-plv-H
-
DANCING
To
the
strains
of
the
CALGARY
RANCH
BOYS
Direct
from
the
Barn
Dance
Featuring
Al
Erskine
from
the
Bl'RNS
CHUCK
WAGON
Radio
Program.
Modern
and
Old
Time
Dancing,
featuring
Western
and
Comedy
Songs.
CIVIC
CENTRE
tjacher
s
resiaence
at
jviur8uiiia
Low
7.32
In
Bablne
agency
and
the
samel
$A4
Madsen
Red
Lake
2
42
McKenzie
Red
Lake
50
McLeod
Cockshutt
3.15
Moneta
34
Negus
99
Noranda
73
40
l.ouvicourt
1834
Picklv?
Crow
1.80
San
Antonio
2
85
Senator
Rouyn
24
.Sherrit
Gordon
3.10
Steep
Rock
7.60
Silver
Miller
145
Upner
Canada
198
Golden
Manltou
7.00
Bobjo
.154
T-apaska
04
Sturgeon
River
15
09
feet
Egyptian,
swam
the
English
channel
today
ahead
of
19
oth-er
4
1
fppf
competitors
to
pick
up
1000
RED
CROSS
Volunteer
Blood
Donor
Clinic
Civic
Centre
Next
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesdaj
,
Phone
451
or
Call
T.
Norton
Young's
office
for
appointment
at
Gwlnaha
in
tne
BKeena
Kiver
many
fripnis
i
...
sterling.
sieumg.
agency.
nrsi
prize
money
ior
an
vanuuuvek.
Tnree
brokers
international
race
irom
rrance
"lent
n
tne
"Ml,,emnrt
frievrf
loss
and
'
vt.i.
"e
stroiich
f
?hIIlTYAND
STAFF
WINNIPEG.
A
full
school
and
six
salesmen
have
been
to
England.
He
staggered
ashore
holiday
will
be
observed
in
Oc-;
charged
under
the
Securities
here
nearly
12
hours
after
tak-tober
on
the
occasion
of
the
'Act
in
connection
with
the
sell-
ing
off
from
the
French
shore,
visit
of
Princess
Elizabeth
and
ing
of
stock
for
a
proposed
'
Roger
Le
Moran
of
France
was
Prince
Philip.
1
brewery
in
the
Yukon.
second,
winning
500.
"
-imt,
v
n
.
!93r
Friday
Night
9
p.m.
to
1
a.m.
192