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"Prince
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Key
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the
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Northwest"
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No.
286
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1951
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Prime
Minister
Winston
I'aris
0)
-
united
Nations
OTTAWA
(CP)
Transport
Minister
Lionel
General
Assembly
today
slapped
chevrier
said
Thursday
night
in
the
House
of
Com-
Uown
a
new
Soviet
bloc
attempt
,
,
,
,
n
r
i.
-n
WASHINGTON,
D
C.
0
General
E.
Lawton
Collins
said
on
irU..HPn..
tW
tWn
IhA
ItnlfaH
U)
seat
Communist
China
and
mons
trial
lie
nupes
uiat
iicai
ycxi
r
ai
iidiucut,
win
.
.
,
I
IHUIMIHV
llllflll.
IIICII.
MIC
UI1IHU
L
lull
Sees
Less
iurr
f
Wurld
War
iK)N
(CP)
Prime
Minister
fc
Churchill
said
Thurs-
our.
the
Nationaiiots.
;
authorize
the
building
of
a
railway
into
ismisnstates
has
developed
atomic
ar-,
tillery
and
he
indicated
that
.JZnM-
Kitimat
aluminum
development
such
weapons
may
be
ready
for
combat
use
in
the
"not
too
dis
!
"I
hope
to
be
In
a
position
to
nounclng
a
report
from
the
cre-UMilials
committee
declaring
the
Nationalists
represent
China
le-pI:v
1hi
Rnviet
move
was
de-
,
nt
that
Great
Britain
will
j
id
complete
her
$13,-f,
ion
dclcnce
program
on
,.,.
in
1953.
get
on
as
fast
as
we
S.li.iil
Churchill
told
the
House
Radiology
fpatjd
M
In
1
with
four
absten-
!
bring
down
a
bill
at
the
next
session
for
the
building
of
the
railway,"
the
minister
said
during
debate
on
the
St.
Lawrence
seaway
project.
The
railway
link
would
be
built
by
the
government-owned
Canadian
National
Railways
into
Kitimat
where
the
Alumi
i
in
renlv
tj
n
niieA-
Important
fans.
Kleeting
in
plenary
session,
the
60-eountry
group
urged
the
Se-riB
itv
Council
hv
a
vote
of
54
to
V-
I
y
f
LV
jj
PAKISTAN
A,aNTV
iVT
UK.TAOtBAtANCSrmu
'
SOUTH
AMERICA
I
rft"
S
nii
I
.
-'-JU
u-iui
I
UNiOM
Of
1
AFRICA
jLT
W
t
S
tant"
future.
The
Army's
chief
of
staff
said
that
atomic
weapons
will
not
revolutionize
ground
warfare
but
they
will
"greatly
enhance
the
power
of
defence"
and
be
of
greater
value
in
defence
than
in
attack.
Collins
added
that
the
Army
is
already
making
plans
for
the
day
when
atomic
artillery
and
guided
missile
battalions
will
replace
some
of
the
conventional
heavy
artillery.
5.'
to
approve
Italy's
application
Use
of
X-ray
in
medicine
is
for
U.N.
membership.
However,
developing
in
sucn
stages
to
oe
j
1
1
,
i.
ii
is
considered
unlikely
the
move
come
one
of
the
interesting
wil'
lead
to
Italy's
admission
for
rciences
studied
today,
D.
J.
B.
a
Russian
veto
is
forecast.
I
Harrison,
travelling
B.C.
radio-
to
legist,
said
at
Rotary
luncheon
The
Assembly
rejected
38
5.
with
six
abstentions,
a
Soviet
yesterday
X-ray,
he
said
was
in
most
halt
to
resolution
calling
for
a
A,.ron
intPrferpnce
in
Greek
cases,
"a
very
valuable
adjunct
num
Co.
of
Canada
is
planning
to
use
British
Columbia
power
resources
to
turn
out
its
product.
(The
railway
will
be
built
south
from
the
Terrace
area,
a
distance
of
about
40
miles
to
iii
the
Laborltc
lcft-
Ain'Uiin
Bevau.
.shall
do
our
best
but
I
he
very
wrong
not
to
lie
Hou.se
that
there
will
m
as
tliere
has
been
in
nltioiis
programs
I
have
been
connected
with."
hill
also
told
the
House:
ii
iia.s
made
considerable
.s
toward
building
the
A-Iherc
is
less
danger
of
a
Aui
id
war
now
than
at
a,-
since
the
Berlin
air
11M3
because
of
"deter-,Minst
aggression"
the-
United
States,
Great
and
other
nations
of
the
st.
in
Jioonnetc
nut
Vt
satri
"if
afiairs.
x'-ray
Kitimat,
it
is
reported.)
takes
an
expert
to
read
h
K.
WORLD
TRADE
The
world's
principal
monetary
areas
are
shown'
briefly
on
the
map
above.
The
Burling
Area,
of
which
the
United
Kingdom
is
the
clearing
centre,
embiaccs
the
entire
Commonwealth
with
the
exception
of
Canada,
and
includes
Iceland,
Eire,
Jordan,
Iraq
and
Burma.
The
Dollar
Area,
centred
In
the
United
Stales,
embraces
western
hemisphere
countries
but
Includes
the
Philippines.
Britain's
trade
deficits
during
the
last
year
are
shown
in
diagram
insvts.
The
top
Inset
gives
the
United
Kingdom's
total
trade
for
the
last
four
quarters
In
monthly
averages
and
shows
the
increase
In
import
payments
due
to
rising
prices
for
raw
materials
in
the
world's
markets
during
these
periods.
In
the
second
insvt
Britain's
trade
deficits
with
the
main
monetary
areas
are
also
shown
for
the
last
four
quarters
in
monthly
averages.
New
Police
Coming
Here
Two
RCMP
constables
arrived
yesterday
and
one
is
due
tomorrow
to
bring
up
to
strength
police
complement
here,
sub-
Reds
Riot
In
Tehran
Korean
War
Quietening
plates.
"Amateurs
just
weren
t
able
to
read
them,
for
they
could
be
interpreted
in
many
different
forms
by
inexperienced
people.
He
outlined
the
theory
and
principles
of
x-ray
and
illustrated
how
the
science
had
been
applied
to
industry
in
testing
steel
or
other
metal
casings
lor
flaws.
TEHRAN
(CP)
More
than
100
persons
were
injured
today
as
'
division
inspectorate
said
today.
bikers
thousands
of
police
and
Com-
Const.
W.
H.
Doiand
has
been
munist-led
students
turned
Te-'
assigned
to
the
sub-division;
hran
into
a
scene
of
wild
run-
Coast.
J.
T.
Hicking
and
Const,
nlng
battles.
G.
L.
Simpson
to
the
Prince
Ru-
Weather
ce
Axe
rv
Workers
May
Be
Fisheries
Minister
And
Skeena
Member
See
Big
Shells
Lobbed
in
Korea
Foxhole
Digging
Calls
for
Speed,
Bome
2000
police-troops
fired
P"t
city
detachment,
const,
into
the
air
and
used
tear
gas,
Simpson
arrives
tomorrow.
SEOUL
(CP)
United
States
planes
today
shot
down
a
Communist
NIG
in
the
11th
straight
day
of
jet
battle.
Another
MIO
was
damaged
in
a
second
fight.
There
was
no
report
of
Allied
losses.
The
frozen
ground
front
remained
quiet,
save
for
an
occasional
patrol
clash
and
intermittent
artillery
fire.
i
:
Sentence
h;ui;c-cl
if
Nil
Siilllement
imrrnw
fire
hoses
and
clubs
to
break
up;
Smuggling
Cigarettes
j
OTTAWA
More
than
eight
million
smuggled
American
cig-(
arcttes
have
been
seized
by
federal
authorities
since
last
April.
Smuggled
cigarettes
on
the
Montreal
market
sell
for
$3
per
carton
of
ten
packs
as
compared
to
45
ronts
per
pack
for
Canadian
cigaretUis.
The
RCMP
have
tinted
thai
border
farmers
In
Homt
areas
are
linked
with
the
smuggling
ring.
Synopsis
The
first
in
another
series
of
f
aciflc
storms
is
now
moving
in
on
the
north
coast.
It
will
cross
thj
northern
interior
later
today
and
the
south
coast
overnight.
Southeast
gales
and
rain
a
government-banned
demon-1
stration
by
5000
Communists)
outside
the
parliament
building.
Reds
shouted,
"Death
to
Mos-j
sadegh."
AIR
PASSENGERS
Vancouver
F.
St.
iJiurent.
Sandspit
J.
H.
MacAuley,
W.
Morris,
L.
R.
Valentine.
OUVLR
(CP)
The
whether
beer
will
be
in
British
Columbia
tav-rlnre
Christmas
may
bo
Inlay.
Negotiations
for'
.
.si'itii
incut
are
continu-l
mini
union
and
opera-1
).n
v
htativeji.
-
,
1
accompany
the
storm
along
the
coast.
It
will
cause
snow
flurries
j
today
in
the-
cr
ti
Ural
and
northern
j
Unchanged
f
are
not
too
far
apart,"
Reporter
Finds
!
By
BILL
BOSS
OnHUidU
PrfSK
tst-Hft
Wrlii-r
Wmi
TIJ
K
CANADIANS
IN
KOKUA
(CD
On
a
bright,
sunshiny
noon
and
just
when
Fisheries
Minister
Mayhew
and
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
MP
for
Skeena,
were
in
the
area,
too
the
Chinese
began
lobbing
hefty
medium-calibre
shells
into
a
spot
that
can't
be.
described
except
to
say
that
in
a
conventionally-conducted
war
it
isn't
normally
shelled.
union
spokesman
today,
j
Niws-llerald
said
In
ttj
use
story
that,
if
Brit-1
iimbia
s
43-dav-old
brcw-
Kurt
Meyer
Still
I'mler
Control
of
Canadian
Government
French
Cargo
f
fci'
is
not
settled
by
noon
'
interior.
In
the
fresh
now
or
moist
Pacific
air
behind
this
disturbance
cloudy
weather
with
scattered
showers
will
persist
along
the
coast
on
Saturday.
In
the
northern
interior
scattered
snow
flurries
are
in
sight
i"or
tomorrow
while
variable
cloudiness
is
expected
in
the
southern
interior.
Temperatures
tonight
and
tomorrow
will
not
be
as
cold
as
in
the
last
day
or
so.
Gale
Warning:
North
coast
region
Gale
OTTAWA
KP)
Ralph
Camp-
iy.
the
striking
workers
ney,
parliamentary
assistant
to
M
liuniiarged.
Oivin
U
Plane
Missing
-
lor
lis
.story,
the
news-
The
local
barometer
rose
f
.r,-
an
ultimatum
has
A
Defence
Minister
Claxton,
saict
in
the
House
of
Commons
on
Thursday
that
Kurt
Meyer's
life
sentence
has
not
been
changed.
City
Council
Backing
Telephone
Referendum
Everyone
in
Favor,
City
Clerk
Is
Authorized
To
Say
Ald.-EIect
Youngs,
However,
,
;
Favors
Selling
Out
,
Present
city
council,
including
mayor
and
aldermen,
City
Clark
R.
W.
Long
and
Telephone
Superintendent
Eric
Janes
are
in
staunch
support
of
the
referendum
which
will
ask
Prince
Rupert
citizens
to
approve
city
negotiations
for
a
new
telephone
system.
'
I
"Either
we
can
have
a
mod-
I
j
era.
up-to-date
automatic
dial
T0CI3V
S
StOCkS
system
in
three
years,
or
we
may
'
J
J
wiwvM
I
not
even
be
able
to
phone
across
(Courtesy
s.
u.
jiiiiiitituii
t
o.
Ltd.)
the
street,"
Mr.
Long
told
The
'
Dally
News
today.
He
said
he
MARSEILLE,
Frailer
Unilod
States
Air
Force
upon
by
executives
cargo
steadily.
Shrapnel
went
clean
through
the
tent
of
Capt.
Tom
I
";'"
wnicn
"vc
1
plane,
with
ten
persons
aboard.
feet.
Responsibility
was
forthwith
transferred.
He
mast
have
slaved.
The
following
night
saw
the
camp
cot
still
three
feet
below
ground.
ifter
Owens
of
Montreal,
just
above
af
last
night
"His
sentence
remains
exclusively
within
control
of
the
miles
radioing
in,
only
forty
warning
in
ellect
again
today.
nead
level,
a
uuc
was
wiui-oughly
knocked
out
by
a
shell-
'
htirvl
flun
fndt.
ill
fmnt.
Of
it.
Canadian
government
and
has
;
r;iiiiiriv
wit
h
showers
tonight
and
from
desl
i
nation
here.
The
The
plana
plana
Is
Is
believed
believed
down
down
In
in
unit
Doimlas
Fir
con-'
-
nmi,ia,..
ai.ni
atons;
me
u.c
annul
one-quarter
ol
tne
mountainous
terrain
alongside
Officers
who
1""
'C
British
Columbia
French
Riviera
or
perhups
dn.t
dt1R
a0le
since
the
Sec-f
I
the
Mediterranean.
j
ond
WorW
war
discovered
they
been
In
no
way
changed,"
Mr.
j
tomorrow.
Little
change
In
tem-Campney
said.
I
perature.
Winds
southeast
(45),
The
parliamentary
assistant's
j
shifting
to
southwest
(35)
this
statement
was
made
following
afternoon.
Wind
southwest
(30)
demands
from
the
Opposition
j
tonight
and
tomorrow,
shifting
for
a
governmental
declaration
to
southeast
(35)
tomorrow
even-on
its
policy
towards
the
former
;
ing.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
to-
barrack
boxes
and
gear
piled
high
behind.
But
gone
was
the
pile
of
soil
in
front.
Instead,
neatly
squared
off,
the
hou.se
was
doubled.
His
cot
was
In
its
accustomed
spot,
but
clearly
in
emergency
he
was
prepared
to
move
it
down
into
his
conception
of
safety.
And
the
sandbags
.
.
.
They
were
I
,
!....
lr...lr
land
Prince
Docks
Here
I1UUIII
Ill.St
LUC
IWH1.1.
They
also
found
that
the
prone
position,
extremely
close
to
the
ground,
is
adopted
without
though,
without
(almost)
moving
a
muscle,
when
sounds
German
major-general
convict-
i
morrow
at
Port
Hardy,
38
and
ed
of
responsibility
for
shooting
46;
Sandspit,
37
and
46;
Prince
Canadian
war
prisoners.
Jnupert,
38and
46.
Social
Credit
Moving
Log
Wage
Agreement
like
"I'hw-w-tt
cr-rumph!
close
in
on
the
area.
One
such
was
Capt.
Hugh
Hutton
of
Hamilton
who
found
himself
trying
with
a
reporter
to
force
place
for
two
under
an
upright
piano.
Capt.
Walt
Wheeler
of
Kingston
and
Licuta
Don
Dingle
of
had
been
authorized
to
speak
for
the
council.
s
For
several
years
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
seeking
proposals
from
various
telephone
companies.
No
satisfactory
arrangement
could
be
foreseen,
until
recently.
Both
outside
and
inside
facilities
of
the
present
city-owned
telephone
system
are
totally
inadequate,
says
Mr.
Janes.
"The
outside
plant
is
com
spread
out
as
matting
on
the
ground,
as
protective
mats
under
the
gear,
decorative,
neat,
but
hardly
protective.
"No
good,
Chong.
Tomorrow
fix.
I
show."
Two
holes.
Deep.
Narrow.
Piled
around
with
sandbags.
But
meanwhile
what
a
night.
As
the
probing
cr-rrumphs
crisscrossed
farther
and
nearer,
backward
and
forward,
not
only
i
were
the
walls
now
missed,
but
VANCUUVtrt
w
calgury
who.
seeing
space
under
British
Columbia
loggers
will
re-
suchB
J
premium
Wive
more
than
than
their
tncir
coastal
-oasu
.
...
,
our
tent
a
shattered
hole
In
"'i
'l
t.
.side
about
one-third
j
way
back
from
the
bow,
fii-iibh
Coitmibia
Steam-
-aihkIi'ii
motor.ship
freight-4
mil
Prince
was
lifted
out
4
water
on
to
the
pontoons
I-
I'nm
e
Rupert
dry
dock
$
'sins
of
the
Lsland
Prince
(!
her
arrival
in
port
at
k
la.st
night
in
tow
of
1
Ainiour
Salvage
Co.'s
F.
H.
f;
n.
T
lie
vessel
had
been
pumped
out,
patched
(",
'floated
before
the
50-ow
was
undertaken.
1
operation
was
in
charge
f
'X
Sievert,
skipper
of
the
1'hippen,
and
Hubert
J
mulct
writers'
representa-
V'ir
wind
prcvuiied
for
the
1-lM
there
were
'no
com
pit-
Into
British
Columbia
Election
on
Full
Scale
W.
A.
C.
Bennett,
Conservative
Rebel,
Goes
Over
To
That
Side
New
Set-up
Seen
KI5LOWNA
(CI')
The
Social
Credit
party
may
pletely
run
down
and
the
switchboard
has
to
be
maintained
eight
brothers
if
a
tentative
contract
agreement
announced
here
on
Tnursdav
receives
ratification.
it's
the
safest
place
in
camp."
Wheeler
ran
past
the
spot.
It
was
dark.
golly!
a
roof
ought
to
be
there,
loo
and
sandbagged.
The
situation
on
the
digging
front
changed
sharply
next
morning.
Maj.
Colin
McDougall
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
....
29
Bralorne
6.00
B
R
X
03
Cariboo
Quartz
1.06
Congress
06
Crontn
Babine
51
Vi
Giant
Mascot
88
Indian
Mines
2354
Pend
Oreille
9.25
Pioneer
2.00
Premier
Border
35
Privateer
08
Reeves
McDonald
625
Reno
04
Sheep
Creek
160
Silbak
Premier
60
Vananda
16
Salmon
Gold
01
V2
Silver
Standard
2
55
Western
Uranium
4.15
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
8.35
A
P
Con
64
Calmont
160
C
&
E
14.00
Central
Leduc
2.50
Home
Oil
17.00
Mercury
22
Okalta
3.45
Pacific
Pete
11.25
Royal
Canadian
.17
TORONTO
It
wasonce.
Shreds
were
move
into
British
Columbia
at
the
next
provincial
Woodworkers
of
America
an
of
Ottawa
persuaded
a
crew
of
public
relations
drivers
to
reinforce
and
direct
Chong's
strong
right
arm.
By
nightfall
two
massive,
five-foot-deep,
cot-sized
sandbagged
fortresses
lack
picked
out
by
the
flashlight,
hanging
in
nearby
trees.
The
ground
nearby
was
adrift
with
feathers
from
Wheeler's
sleeping
bag.
A
shell
had
gone
right
election
on
a
large
scale.
Political
observers
forecast
this
move
Thursday
when
W.
A.
C.
Bennett,
rebel
member
of
the
Legislature,
announced
here
that
he
notmced.
This
would
bring
the
basic
Interior
rate
to
$130.
half
a
cent
above
the
coastal
rate.
The
agreement,
ali?ady
ratified
by
the
Woodworkers'
Union
political
committee,
now
goes
to
a
referendum
vote
by
the
gen-
on
the
voyage
here,
ed
only
cover
for
completion.
'cs.j'1
was
almost
dry
and
plans
to
join
the
Social
Crediters,
!
Utile
list.
hours
a
day
to
keep
it
running.
"The
main
switchboard
is
the
only
one
of
its
kind
remaining
on
the'
North
American
continent
a
travelling
museum
collector
once
wanted
to
buy
it
and
all
repair
equipment
and
parts
have
to
be
custom-built.
"More
than
90
per
cent
of
out-time
is
spent
in
keeping
the
existing
sytem
in
operating
condition
and
this
with
terrific
expenses."
Mr.
Janes
said
that
according
to
telephone
statistics,
Prince
Rupert
operators
were
among
the
hardest-worked
anywhere.
"Each
operator
handles
up
to
3ii7
calls
an
hour
some
even
exceed
this.
Ordinarily,
220
to
250
calls
an
hour
is
considered
top
operating."
If
the
people
want
to
see
this
condition
changed,
and
see
a
the
"'U
her
submersion,
r
not
v
But
they
were
draped
wlin
left-over
empty
sacks
lining
the
walls
below
ground
level.
"No,
Chong.
Tomorrow
find
logs.
Cover
holes.
Fill
s-acks.
Put
sacks
on
top."
-
Mr.
Bennett,
ciectcu
as
a
Coalition
member
for
North
Okanagan
in
the
1949
election,
i
crossed
the
floor
of
the
House
'last
February,
sitting
as
an
In-
i
(,u
vuu
inc-
eral
meniuersinp
mi.u
j
eargo,
including
canned
peeled
to
take
about
ten
days.
y
and
"lld
nannr
nauer
ih-ihIiicLn.
ni'nHiuI.K
wus
.....i
Kn
r-ilifierl
hv
fi3
Sudden
Death
of
City
Carpenter
lb
IllUt
Ol'TU
operators.
through
the
lent
ana
cxpiouco
squarely
in
its
centre.
People
looking
for
Wheeler
that
night
found
on
the
spot
a
sign
saying:
"Moved
to
new
location."
"LOCAL
DIGGING"
When
shrapnel
landed
on
my
jeep
trailer
local
digging
was
begun.
The
boundaries
of
a
hole
jut
barely
larger
than
a
camp
cot
were
scratched
out
at
the
back
of
the
tent.
Two
hours,
two
'
dependent
member.
His
action
;"oiinl.
'Ulily
a
worse
Job
than
the
hull
repair
will
be
the
""I
f
the
500
h.p.
diesel
r
and
i
i
....f,.
Under
the
tentative
aui
cement,
the
union
would
get
an
Improved
security
clause
and
Re-elected
At
Terrace
Aumaque
23
B.'attle
19
Bevcourt
66
Buffalo
Canadian
18
Consol.
Smelters
181.00
Conwest
3.60
Donalda
54
cost
of
living
bonus
of
lc
for
every
point
rise
in
the
cost
of
island
Prince
sank
after
Won
'luu.sday
night
near
hi
it
t
bv
the
ftsh
nae.ker
living
index.
A
spokesman
for
coastal
log-
"
Lake.
Later
she
was
run
olng
operators
said
today
that
blistered
hands
and
much
sweat
Ui
J'e
Inlet
and
beached.
while
the
new
interior
contract
laer
lhe
me
wftg
tWQ
feel
deep
0.
'
Chilf'll
l
ata
ic
r.t
tW.
O
t
scale
was
actually
nan
a
ceuii
Complete
failure
was
registered
.j,
jiii
a,
vile
aj.v.-.
-,,r
dllt'lt
here
now,
also
hiirhei'
than
tne
coast,
iambm.
..
..
.
t
rt
vl
-
,...
Mike
Maslinki.
a
33-year-old
followed
criticism
of
government
Prince
Rupert
carpenter,
died
,
nospltal
insurance
and
last
night
in
hospital
here,
fol-
,
'
.
"...
lowing
a
length
yillness.
He
was
sal(
tax
legislation,
an
employee
of
Boulter
&
Welter.
Mr.
Bennett
may
become
lead-Married
4iis
wife
and
four-
er
of
the
Social
Credit
party
in
year-old
daughter
survive
him,
British
Columbia,
it
was
report-also
a
brother,
Paul,
in
the
city,
ed
in
political
circles.
Wife
and
child
are
returning
to
Convention
to
elect
a
new
the
city
tomorrow
from
Vancou-
leader
may
be
held
early
in
the
ver
where
they
had
been
visit-
new
year.
Ing.
'
Coalition
of
Liberals
and
Pro-
Mr.
Maslinki
had
been
in
the
gresslve
Conservatives,
under
city
for
12
years
and
had
worked
Premier
Byron
Johnson,
will
as
carpenter
for
several
city
con-
probably
be
abandoned
at
next
struction
companies.
election
and
full
scale
entry
of
Funeral
arrangements,
to
be
Social
Credit
candidates
would
announced,
are
in
charge
of
B.C.
mean
a
four-way
fight
for
gov-Undertakers.
-
eminent
control.
Workers
were
actually
receiving
technlclUe
ior
filling
sandbags
and
so
the
soil
was
piled
high
more
because
of
a
cost
of
living
bonus
which
brought
the
basic
Eldona
.2014
East
Sullivan
940
Hardrock
15
Harricana
0Ta
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.00
Louvicourt
36',
4
Pickle
Crow
167
Senator
Rouyn
16
Sherrit
Gordon
4.00
Steep
Rock
..,
7.30
Silver
Miller
1.36
Upper
Canada
1.60
Golden
Mamtou
6.95
completely
automatic
dial
system
with
a
potential
of
5000
phones
within
the
next
three
years,
the
city
will
be
ready
to
hear
a
proposal
f
rom
a
company
with
which
temporary
negotiations
have
been
opened,
said
Mr,
Long.
The
company
has
surveyed
the
inside
installations
of
the
telephone
system.
Meanwhile,
the
city
has
hired
a
telephone
(Continued
o.i
page
6)
TERRACE
(Special
to
Daily
Newsi
Dudley
Little
and
Jeff
Lambly,
the
only
nominees,
were
re-electod
by
acclamation
yesterday
as
village
commissioners.
Which
one
will
have
the
two-year
term
and
which
one
the
one-year
is
yet
to
be
decided
by
the
council.
There
were
only
the
two
vacancies.
Emil
Haugland,
Sam
Kirkaldy
and
William
Osborne
are
the
continuing
commissioners.
r
TIDES
-
.hiiclay,
December
8,
1951
on
one
side.
Barrack
boxes
and
kitbags
lined
the
others.
Excavations
continued
whenever
local
events
spurred
them
T
9:33
19.7
feet
wage
up
to
$140
an
hour.
Snuff
boxes
of
gold
and
silver
with
precious
stones
were
widely
used
when
the
taking
of
snuff
was
fashionable
in
olden
times.
on,
and
by
the
time
houseboy
22:19
17.2
feet
Chong
returned
from
a
visit
to
relatives
the
depth
was
three
3:07
7.9
feet
16:11
6.0
feet
J