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8,
1951
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i
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Propaganda,1
-
"v
lis
ft
Assurance
Regarding
Fisheries
is
Asked
In
Japanese
Treaty
"
Says
OTTAWA
ff-External
Affairs
Mlnlcter
L.
B.
Pearson
yesterday
I'tii'iU-d
a
anotner
propaganda
movr
the
latest
Soviet
call
for
a
VANC0UVF:R
(CP)
A
union,
representing
flv(
pewor
pact
of
peace.
-
.Fcarson
told
a
press
conference
JJ11L1B'
v,uiujiiuji
a
cudsi
lisneinien,
saiu
last
nigni
-
..
,V
)fl.
t
-
that
h-
Ls
pretty
certain"
in
his
it
is-opposed
to
Canada
signing
the
Japanese
peace
own
mind
that
the
Russians
are
.
.
t.
t
i
i
t
,
treaty
unless
adequate
are
made
to
launching
a
peace
offensive
as
provisions
keep
pa
t
of
their
policy
of
saying
Japanese
vssels
out
of
Canadian
fishing:
Grounds.
-hey
want
to
i
.acn
a
solution
of
Th
fl(!hm.
otlirt
th.
.
&
.,
Cleveland
Moves
up
Tribe
Only
Half
Came
Behind
In
American
League
NEW
YORK
(CP)
Clevelanl
Indians,
behhid
the
splendid
pitching
of
husky
Mike
Garcia,
advanced
to
with.n
half
a
game
of
New
York
Yankees
in
the
American
League
pennant
race
Tuesday
night.
Gar;ia
turned
back
the
St.
Louis
Brown
5
to
1
on
four
hius
and
aided
his
own
cause
with
a
three-run
homer
in
the
sixth
inning.
The
Yanks
were
not
scheduled.
In
other
American
League
games,
Philadelphia
Athlcti.'s
downed
the
third
place
Boston
Ked
Sox
7
to
4
and
Chicago
White
Sox
nipped
Detroit
Tigers
2
to
1
In
13
Innings.
The
Red
Sox
now
trail
t.ha
Yanks
by
4
'a
games
and
the
fourth
place
White
Sox
lag
'i','2
games
oehind.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
In
the
National
League
Bob
Rush
turned
in
his
second
consecutive
four-hit
pitching
performance
as
Chicoga
Cubs
whipped
Cincinnati
Reds
4
to
1.
Making
his
tenth
start
of
the
sea
'Jt
landing
problem,
with
the
trejny
tQ
be
slgned
gepbe,.
WT,
.
'..
,.
In
San
Francisco,
carries
no
We
cannot
rebuff
them,"
r,r,n
rnhnt
FLASHES
P
ar.-on
said,
'
but
we
have
to
be
by
Japanese
fisheries
in
British
f-
.
,u
..
Columb.a
waters.
t
4Piiofthem.
-
The
Unjted
FLshermen
and
Puarson
was
commenting
dir-
AIlied
Workers.
Union
(TLC)
fk.in,0VlTt.PreSidpnt
Nlkolai
Panted
a
resolution
to
the
jttivrjrniks
letter
to
President
Vancouver
and
District
Trades
T.uman
calling
for
a
five-power
anf,
Lahor
council
a.klm?
for
pact
'for
the
'
of
strengthening
8upport
In
a
move
to
prevent
the
Canadian
government
from
signing
the
pact
unless
the
fishermen
keep
out
of
the
north-
'
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l
tl
i
h
1
.
if
v:
'I
$
-
m
'
v
Gangst
PS
i
The
council
modified
the
reso-
.
iuiiuii
nnu
tuim
uiiAiuuiuuoiJ'
lu
!
ask
the
Trades
and
Labor
Con
Rubbed
Out
gress
of
Canada
to
protect
fish-
i
ing
on
the
British
Columbia
coast.
i
remnants
of
his
cruft
which
he
chrlst-'ned
"The
.Thing"
from
the
churning
river
below
the
falls
minutes
after
the
fatal
drrp.
H4I's
body
was
recovered
Mondav
from
thp
iwir
hinu.
L
I'LLNOf.
-William
iRed)
Hill,
Jr.,
veteran
river
man,
his
hi
t
chance
with
thj
Niagara
River
Sunday
afternoon
In
p.iiiiirrci
to
his
death
over
the
falls
In
a
contraption
r
niiiDt
r
tubes
and
netting.
Rescue
party
pulls
the
lulls.
son,
the
big
right-hander
had
a
(CP
PHOTOJ
DALLAS,
Texas
P'
Herbert
1
Before
the
war
Japanese
fish-
,
Noble.
58,
self-styled
retired
!
eries
extended
down
the
entire
?ambler,
who
had
lived
through
!
coast
from
Alaska
to
Northern
'
PLEVIN
APPROVED
PARIS.
Rene
Plevin
won
a
Tote
of
confidence
.in
the
French
Chamber
of
Deputies
today
3C5
to
314
and
will
proceed
with
the
formation
of
a
cabinet.
SEARCHERS
WEARY
VANCOUVER.
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
is
running
short
of
crews
in
the
continuing
search
for
the
missing
IK
4
aircraft
off
Alaska
and
the
Norseman
off
Vancouver
Island.
Crews
are
becoming
weary
after
intensive
flying.
All
available
RCAF
aircraft
are
in
use.
NO
POSTAGE
COLLECT
OTTAWA.
Letters
which
do
not
have
sufficient
stamps
will
no
longer
be
delivered
postage
collect.
They
will
be
either
returned
to
the
sender
or
sent
to
the
Dead
Letter
office
'
ARSON
COMMITTAL
VANCOUVER.
Peter
Oscar
Jorgensen,
23,
was
committed
for
trial
by
Magistrate
Oscar
Orr
in
police
court
here
yesterday
on
a
charge
of
arson
in
connection
with
a
fire
in
his
film
ftlaat
last
December.
Bail
was
reduced
from
$1.0S
to
S7500.
t)e
win
rome
up
later
at
the
Supreme
Court
assizes.
wobbly
beginning
but
the
Cubs
m
awwi-.
i-r-rm
-y
yr-
won
thegame
with
three
runs
in
the
first
inning.
Australia.
nearly
a
dozen
attempts
on
his
!
Today's
Stocks
((inirtfsv
.
I).
Jiilinotim
'.
I.ld.)
Truce
Team
life,
was
blast-id
to
death
Tuesday
by
a
cleverly-hidden
land
mine.
The
silver-haired
much-wounded
Noble
was
killed
when
he
stopped
his
car
in
front
of
a
:ilral
mail
box
door.
The
mine
exploded
under
his
car.
VANCOIVF.R
American
Standard
..
Lost
Plane,
j
Being
Saved
Airplane
Crash
In
.13
Bralornc
6
00
In
Kaesony
Allied
Negotiators
Back
After
Being
Recalled
to
Tokyo
B
R
X
.
.03
Noble's
death
was
the
second
underworld
killing
in
the
last
Cariboo
Quartz
1.05
twenty-four
hours.
Monday
night
Wilds
of
Northern
B.C.
gangland
warfare
in
Hollywood
j
,
1IV.K...J
T.
...
..
T
4
1
.
,
Kfl
JP
t
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i.
v
TOKYO.
Return
io
Korea
of
the
United
Nations
cease-'
"Tt
I
Trombino.
w.
t
31,
V-
'
PORCUPINE
BAR.
B.C.
0
-tTony
4R.
Kuer8
witn
paci4-h(rsee
TlM
C'mnre-s
Oiant
Mnscot
Indian
M'nrs
'
Petid
Orpille
-..
rinn-.-er
Premier
Birder
...
Privateer
.
R?evcs
McDmald
TV
lo
,
.08
.97
24
7
70
1
85
33
.11
4
65
.
.04
day
climbed
toward
a
pilot
stranded
on
a
Northern
British
Columbia
mountain
after
the
crash
landing
of
his
burning
plane.
.
George
Dalzell,
veteran
northern
bush
pilot,
was
slightly
Injured
in
the
crash.
He
was
fly
New
Rocket
Mark
Made
Fhnrp
Crc
k
:.
.
1.60
Pllbak
Premier
.38
.
.12
.03
.11
Vaianda
...
Salmon
Go'd
S"url
Valley
ing
two
Dasngers
in
his
light
Seaplane
from
Liard
River
bridge
WHITE
SANDS.
New
Mexico
-
A
new
world's
altitude
single
rocket
record
was
set
yesterday
Korean
War
Very
Costly
Has
So
Far
Set
Cnited
States
Back
Five
Billion
Dollars
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
Con
ti
Watson
Lake
along
the
Yukon-Biitish
Columbia
border
when
irom
the
proving
grounds
here
The
American-built
V
i
k
i
n
e
nls
Plane
caught
fire.
,-rared
135
miles
above
the
earth.
Two
Passengers,
members
of
a
Keode
tic
hiked
25
Climbing
almost
straight
up
survey
team,
to
its
record
in
four
minutes,
23
'
lI?e,A'a?ka
H'ghwayand
.
-nnnrt
o,.
viiri
o
then
back
to
their
Liard
River
f
gress
received
an
unofficial
estl-
peak
speed
jf
more
than
4100
ba
camp
to
summon
help.
They
mate
tCK,ay
that
the
war
in
fire
team
is
tafien
s.jrprorrrt-
'
1
ing
sign
in
connection
with
the
resumption
ot
truce
talks
at
j
Kaesong
although
there
was
no
i
official
word
up
to
last
night
of
;
the
Communists
accepting
the
final
terms
of
General
Matthew
B.
Ridgway,
Allied
commander-in-chief.
Both
sides
are,
so
far,
maintaining
an
attitude
of
obduracy.
The
talks
were
suspended
last
week-end
by
General
Ridgway
because
of.
the
presence
of
Communist
armed
troops
in
the
neutral
conference
zone.
The
Communists
have
since
explaind
that
they
were
there
by
"accident."
There
is
practically
no
fiRht-ing
now
on
the
Korean
front
apart
from
patrol
activity.
Red
radios
remained
silent
tonight,
on
the
Unitjd
Nations
demand
far
fresh
guarantees
of
neutrality
at
the-
site
of
the
armistice
talks.
The
Allied
negotiators,
following
their
return
to
Korea
during
th'j
day,
were
ready
to
resume
the
cease-fire
talks
if
and
when
the
Communist
commanders
pledge
the
Kaesong
neutral
zone
will
be
kept
inviolable.
However,
neither
Pciping
or
Pyongyang
radios
mentioned
tonight
the
new
demand
of
General
'
o.u
wb
inn.
mj
aiay
Krea
already
has
cost
the
wun
me
piane.
Uniud
States
$5,000,000,000.
The
estimate
came
from
Representative
.George
Mahon
(Democrat,
Texas
1
as
the
House
of
Representatives
started
debate
on
the
record
peacetime
$59,062,-405,890
military
budget.
.
.
miles
pt
hour.
First
estimates
had
placed
the
speed
at
5600
miles
but
this
was
revised
when
computations
were
checked.
The
missile
took
about
ten
minutes
to
ro
up
and
come
down.
It
landed
41
miles
north
of
the
launching
site
almost
at
the
mlfldle
of
the
proving
grounds.
The
former
record
of
114
miles
Niagara
Fails
Rides
Banned
The
pending
bill
does
nbt
in
TORONTO.-Premier
Frost
is-
elude
the
cost
of
the
Korean
per
hour
was
by
a
rebuilt
Ger-
sued
instructions
to
the
pro-
camPa'gn
'or
this
fiscal
year,
an
man
V2
in
December
1946
vlncial
police
yesterday
to
put
aoaiuonai
nreasure
rjeing
pian-a
ned
t0
flnan
that.
to
further
stop
any
attempts
IP
BEGAN
-Hill
enters
"The
Thing"
befoie
starting
his
ill-fated
trip.
Others
had
made
P
In
stout
barrels
but
Hill
was
confident
the
yielding
fabric
would
survive
the
force
of
the
l
CP
PHOTO)
to
ride
over
Niagara
Falls.
There
was
nothing
to
be
gained
from
a
scientific
standpoint,
and
such
stunts
were
not
in
the
public
Settlement
it
Civil
Threatened
Interest.
-
j
The
premier
instructed
that
attempted
suicide
charge
should
Indian
Act
In
Effect
Silver
Standard
240
Western
Uranium
3.75
Oils
An-'n
Canadian
6
15
A
P
Con
47
"'ant.r
3
10
Central
L"duc
215
Home
Oil
'.
16.00
Mercury
12'J
Okalta
:
245
Pacific
Fete
8
05
P
ineess
1.45
Royal
Canadian
...
'
.12
Royalitc
15.00
TORONTO
'iniaquc
21
R'attl"
43
Bevcourt
46
Buflalo
Canadian
17'j
Con.ol.
Smolteis
158.50
Con
west
3.15
Donalda
50
Eldona
18
East
Sullivan
8
85
Olant
Yellowknife
9
55
G-d'sLake
34'i
'
Hardrock
13
Harricana
.1)8
'
Heva
13
Jacknife
09Vi
Jolirt
Quebec
50
Little
Long
Lac
73
Lynx
16
Mnc'isen
Red
Lake
2.17
M-Kenzip
Fed
Luke
45
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.75
"
Monet
.30
N.'gus
72
Noranda
74.00
Louvicourt
19
Pickle
Crow
1.56
San
Antonio
2
60
Sherrit
Gordon
3.15
Steep
Rock
7
75
Silver
Miller
1
54
Upper
Canada
1.67
Golden
Manitou
7.25
Bobjo
1514
Lapaska
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Vi
T
IDES
-
Thursday,
August
9,
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
5:17
166
feet
17:33
19.2
feet
Low
11:12
6.6
feet
feet
GRAND
FORKS.
The
small
.if
.
i
V,''
'
A
'1
(
'
'$
i
--
'-.
in.
.'V
be
laid
against
anyone
essaying,
that
anyone
'
community
of
Fife,
with
the
such
stunts
and
helping
in
them
should
also
be
:
homes
of
15
employees
of
the
Conference
At
Ottawa
Atlantic
Pact
Meeting
To
Bring
200
to
300
Delegates
OTTAWA.
Minister
of
External
Affairs
L.
B.
Pearson
stated
yesterday
that
the
meeting
of
Atlantic
Pact
nations
here
in
September
would
bring
200
to
300
delegates.
He
emphasized
that
the
meeting
here
would
only
be
preliminary
and
that
final
decisions
would
likely
be
Steel
Workers
Talk
of
Strikes
MONTREAL.
Eleven
hundred
employees
of
Dominion
Bridge
Co.
voted
yesterday
in
favor
of
strike
action.
They
are
members
of
the
United
Steel
Workers
cf
America.
Their
complaint
ls
that
lower
wages
are
paid
in
Quebec
than
in-
Ontario
for
the
same
work.
It
is
expected
the
government
will
appoint
a
conciliator.
prosecuted.
ianaaian
e
acme
itanway,
is
The
premier's
edict
followed
:
threatened
by
a
raging
forest
the
death
on
Sunday
of
William
!fire
which
is
taxing
the
efforts
ence
Talk
"VA.
United
States
and
11
civil
defence
groups
session
here
yesterday
measures
in
event
of
11
was
agreed
that
"al
boundaries
be-'"'
countries
would
exist
as
far
as
formall-concerned
should
1
7
arise.
(Ked)
Hill.
oi
lire
iigiueis
w
cuuiiui.
Natives
To
Have
More
Privileges
and
Responsibilities
After
September
4
j
OTTAWA
(CP)
New
legislation
!
to
help
Canada's
136,000
Indians
1
Ridgway
which
had
been
first
I
broadcast
at
1:30
p.m.
Tuesday
I
(8:30
p.m.
Monday,
Pacific
Day-'
light
Time
1.
!
Peiping
broadcasts
said
the
1
Chinese
and
Northern
Korean
,
cease-fire
delegation
waited
aft
Kaesong
Tuesday
for
the
United
Nat'ons
negotiators
"but
the
j
latter
iail?d
to
arrive."
,-WEATHER-.
!
Synopsis
!
A
very
weak
disturbance
Is
moving
slowly
toward
the
Queen
.
Charlottes
this
morning
and
will
bring
a
little
rain
to
the
north-1
ein
coast
overnight.
A
few
show-i
ers
are
expected
in
the
central
interior
tomorrow
as
the
dis-
Labor
Calls
For
Controls
The
fires
which
are
raging
in
the
district
have
crossed
the
international
border
in
Washington's
Colville
Forast.
Great
clouds
of
smoke,
whirling
high
in
the
air
as
giant
trees
exploded
into
flame,
hampered
uirest
fire
fighters
today
along
the
Canadian-United
States
border.
Twin
fires,
separated
by
seven
in
her
made
at
a
later
meeting
Rome.
Wages
j
9
sought
OTTAWA.
Calls
for
price
controls
In
view
of
the
mounting
cost
of
living
index
were
made
by
more
labor
organiza-
Premier
Back
i
FA.
-Hotel
emolovees':
on
the
road
to
self-government
goes
into
force
September
4,
Minister
of
Citizenship
Paul
Harris
announced
today.
The
new
Indian
Act,
first
major
overhaul
of
Indian
legislation
in
71
years,
was
passed
at
the
last
session
of
Parliament.
Charges
of
the
state,
Indians
now
will
have
great
powers
over
their
own
property
and
their
own
affairs.
The
aim
of
the
new
act,
it
fs
officially
explained,
is
to
bring
the
Indians,
by
progressive
steps,
into
position
of
social,
political
and
economic
equality
with
other
Canadians,
Harris
said.
miles
of
bushland,
already
have
swept
across
an
estimated
5000
acres
and
the
fires
are
threatening
to
combine.
From
m
1
tions
yesterday.
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Pat
Conry
secretary
of
the
I'M
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor,
Cost
Kills
Low
Rental
Scheme
VANCOUVER.
City
council
received
an
estimate
yesterday
that
the
Little
Mountain
low
rental
housing
project
would
cast
$2,000,000
instead
of
$750,000
which
was
the
original
figure.
Aid.
Archie
Proctor
declared
that
this
meant
the
death
knell
of
the
project.
said
that
there
was
no
Justifica-
Fires,
engulfing
hundreds
of
1
Hie
Canadian
Broth-r
Railway
Employees
is
"'
bigher
wage
rate
and
"rs
of
work.
They
want
"--u
n-hour
increase
and
.
iy
eek.
They
were
not
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a
general
increase
'
awarded
to
railway
s
after
last
year's
turoance
moves
inland
but
other
sections
of
the
province
will
remain
sunny
and
warm.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Cloudy
and
cool,
occasional
light
rain
tonight.
Light
winds,
increasing
to
southeast
(20i
in
open
waters
off
Queen
Charlottes
tonight.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Thursday
at
Port
Harrtv
Rnnrlorvit
OTTAWA
(CP)
Prime
Minister
i
un
for
the
government
claims
aCres
on
Santa
Rosa
Creek,
have
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
returned
to
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tnat
lts
antl"inflation
measures
cut
the
southern
transprovincial
weie
piuvmg
eim-iive.
nignway
and
jumped
across
tne
Ottawa
today
after
a
trip
to
The
National
Federation
of
:
border
into
northeastern
Wash
ington.
Western
Canada.
He
made
20
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Commercial
Employees
has'
also
speeches
in,
small
towns.
!
called
for
further
controls.
More
than
1000
loggers,
con
'
and
Prinee
Rupert.
53
and
65.
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
scripted
from
district
camps,
and
volunteers
are
battling
the
flames.
Another
3500-acre
fire
near
Christina
Lake,
close
to
Grand
Forks,
destroyed
two
small
logging
camps
and
menaced
another.
Hundreds
of
men
fought
to
contain
the
blaze.
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