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Published
or
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL
XL,
No.
140
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
FRIDAY,
JUNE
15,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
k.
ye
mm
CM
NO
ii-.
-t
r'
Moving
Again
Communist
China
Must
be
Reduced
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
(CP)
The
United
States
is
reported
to
be
opposed
to
any
action
aimed
at
with
the
Chinese
agreement
seeking
a
cease-fire
Communists
now.
Its
attitude,
however,
would
not
preclude
talks
if
the
Reds
made
the
first
overtures.
Confesses
to
Bank
Robbery
Witness
in
Maillardville
Case
Sayi
Accused
Had
Nothing
To
Do
With
It
NEW
WESTMINSTER
(CP)
A
Saskatchewan
youth
said
yesterday
that
he
was
one
of
three
bandits
who
staeed
a
$9800
bank
1
SEATTLE
The
fishing
vessel
Sea
Lark,
which
called
for
help
In
the
North
Pacific
yesterday
,is
proceeding
slowly
toward
'.he
Britifh
Columbia
coast
en-routc
to
Ketchikan
today
under
its
own
power.
Twenty-six
men
are
renorted
aboard.
that
robbery
in
neighboring
Maillardville
but
he
added
that
a
have
no
knowledge
of
any
truce
companion
charged
in
the
.same
The
steamer
Sailor's
Splice
of
tlr-'
Alaska
Steamship
Co.
reached
the
side
cf
the
Sea
Lark
at
5
a.m.
Pacific
Standard
Time
today
and
was
escorting
the
165-foot
vessel.
feelers.
The
State
Department,
It
was
learned
today,
has
Informed
diplomats
of
16
countries
with
troops
In
Korea
that
it
believe
Red
China's
fighting
power
must
be
further
reduced
on
the
bat-tipfipia
hefnre
anv
new
cease
Would
Call
Big
4
Meet
case
was
innocent.
Peter
Zarubin,
aged
22.
of
Ar-ran,
Saskatchewan,
testified
:n
Assize
Court:
"I
was
one
of
the
men
who
took
part
in
the
robbery."
He
added
that
"Sharman
had
nothing
to
do
with
it."
William
Sharman,
aged
22,
or
i)lSO
BRIDGE
Two
members
of
the
57th
Independent
FiJld
Squadron,
Royal
Canadian
Red
Troops
Digging
in
Winnipeg,
was
charged
Jointly
with
Zarubin
in
the
hold-up
last
ipers,
guard
a
vital
pontoon
Dnuge
over
in:
nwacnun
river
m
.."".
fire
proposal
can
hope
to
evoke
a
favorable
response
from
Pei-ping.
Heavy
Champ
July
21
to
the
branch
of
the
q-.norr
II
M.
Holgate
of
Cowansville,
Ont.,
and
Lupi.
k.
w.
uucKiey
oi
auiuhw.
NEW
PRESIDENT
Dr.
H.
O.
Thode
of
Hamilton,
one
of
Canada's
outstanding
nuclear
chemists,
was
elected
president
of
the
Chemical
Institute
of
Canada
for
1951-52
at
the
Institute's
annual
conference
in
Winnipeg.
Dr.
Thode
is
principal
of
Hamilton
College
of
McMaster
University
and
is
als6
head
of
the
university's
department
of
chemistry
and
director
of
research.
t
-
(CP
PHOTO)
nada-FIaqqed
Ships
Bank
of
Nova
Scotia
in
Maillardville.
The
trial
continues
today.
Newsprint
Price
up
But
Little
Change
in
General
War
Picture
in
Korea
'
TOKYO
(CP)
Large
numbers
of
fresh
Red
troops
are
reported
digging
In
today
on
the
rainswept
ridges
of
eastern
Korea.
The
Reds'
battle
United
Nations
tank
columns
on
the
central
front
but
vanished
com
Saskatchewan
Governor
Dies
REGINA
Dr.
J.
H.
Ulrich,
LONLON
0
United
vStates,
Great
Britain
and
France
moved
today
to
end
the
deadlock
which
is
preventing
the
proposed
conference
of
Big
Four
foreign
ministers.
The
three
western
nations
suggested
to
Soviet
Russia
that
Big
Four
foreign
ministers
should
meet
to
discuss
the
easing
of
world
tensions
on
the
basis
of
agreement
already
reached
by
their
deputies
in
Paris
who
since
March
10
have
had
seventy
meetings.
Legend
Leads
Being
Sued
Cincinnati
P
Sheriff
Dan
Tehan
yesterday
sued
the
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
Ezzard
Charles,
for
$24,000
damages
as
a
result
of
an
automobile
Jake
Enemy
Materials
OTTAWA
(CP)
Production,
Lieutenant-Governor
of
Saskat
K
'
.
Minister
Howe
said
yesterday
that
the
government
had
ex-,
plored
the
situation
very
care
pletely
in
the
west.
j
Allied
tank
columns
rumbled
up
two
roads
toward
Humsong,'
new
Chinese
base
in
the
centre,
j
Bread
Price
Going
up
Govern
men
t
Not
Happy
About
Situation,
Howe
Tells
Pearkes
DTTAWA
(CP)
The
House
of
Commons
last
i
hoard
of
the
case
of
a
fleet
of
Chinese
ships
h
carried
the
Canadian
flag
into
Red
China
chewan,
succumbed
to
a
heart
attack
today.
He
was
seventy-lour
years
of
age.
Gov't
Wheat
Price
Raised
United
Nations
bombers
slip-i
ped
through
rain
clouds
to
aid
the
drive
toward
Kumsong.
fully
before
allowing
Canadian
newsprint
manufacturers
to
increase
newsprint
prices
by
$10
a
ton.
He
said
that,
under
the
circumstances,
he
could
not
object
TORONTO
Retail
price
of
bread
mav
increase
one
cent
a
Tehan
alleged
he
was
struck
by
Charles'
car
while
It
was.
being
driven
by
Mrs.
Lucille
Belle
Ferguson
who
is
also
named
in
the
suit.
The
accident
occurred
during
a
celebration
after
Charles
had
won
the
heavyweight
championship
in
a
fifteen-round
bout
with
To
the
southeast,
North,
ko
reans
showered
Allied
lines
with
1
loaf
In
some
areas
of
Canada,
mntnc
fia
A
ccrtnll
f
fH
VrACC
DuKPfS
reDOrtCQ
WJUUV
1U11UW111K
To
Tungsten
SYDNEY,
Australia
0)
A
native
legend
may
lead
to
the
dis-nf
tunesten
deposits
in
possibly
carrying;'
war
materials
which
event-
uiui
tai
me,
mwvMovvu
vou
-
correspondent
George
A.
Mac-
an
announcement
from
Ottawa
to
the
Increase
which
goes
into
effect
July
1.
Mr
Howe
discussed
the
in-
Arthur
ronnrtpri
that
the
price
of
wheat
will
be
are
used
against
Canadian
troops
in
TnnAnt-A
t
civ
...
.
I
.
t
I
1
1
T"
Thp
torv
was
drawn
to
the,rttn
nar
hnvPi
in
thp
eovern-
Jersey
Joe
Walcott
In
Chicago
la
"The
Reds
are
digging
in,"
a
raised
six
cents
a
busnei
i
naMcrease
In
the
House
of
Commons
United
Nations
officer
said,
"and
increase
Is
effective
immediately
i
followlng
questions
by
Stanley
1949.
New
Caledonia,
Pacific
island
off
!
attention
of
th
chamber
by
.
merit
price
oi
wheat
was
an
nrp
trvino
tn
establLsh
a
defence
i
on
domestic
sales
and
August
1
iL.
-
iMaior
General
G.
R.
Pearke
nounced
yesterday
by
Rt.
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe.
line."
1
on
sales
to
foreign
countries.
the
east
coast
of
Australia.
For
many
years
local
natives
have
said
that
remote
mountain
Knowles,
CCF
Winnipeg
worm
Centre).
Earlier
the
minister
told
the
House
nf
Commons
that
it
is
Illy
VC
(Progressive
Conservative
i.l
m
1
Nanaimiu
who
nreed
that
Can-
If
.
Sox-Dodgers
regions
near
the
little
settlement
of
Canala,
on
the
east
coast,
are
mra
lois
Montreal
Holocaust
Raging
1
adiaii
destroyers,
now
in
Korean
'
waters,
be
sent
to
strip
the
ves-iM&.'cm
manned
by
a-
Soiet
captain,
of
their
Canadian
reg-I
lstry.
.
Truman,
Attacks
Special
Interests
'jqlit
kBoi
important
the
free
press
In
tne
countries
threatened
by
Communism
get
newsprint
supplies.
The
result
may
mean
slightly
less
newsprint
for
North
American
users.
In
Big
Lead
NEW
YORK
(CP)
It
Will
De
sink
or
swim
for
major
league
Trade
Minister
C.
D.
Howe
f
ihan
M
people
bought
cones.secj
that
the
Canadian
i
worth
of
property
at
the
KOVernment
was
"not
happy"
WASHINGTON
P
c
e
s
1
d
e
n
t
Truman
made
an
outright
at
Yeggs
Loot
Shoe
Store
inhabited
by
ghosts
and
devus.
They
have
consistently
refused
to
hunt.or
work
in
the
neighborhood.
Recently
prospectors
decided
to
investigate
the
reason
behind
the
Kanaka
superstition.
They
observed
the
fluorescent
phenomena
often
associated
with
large
tungsten
deposits
a
weird,
hhip-ffreen
elow
above
areas
Many
Feared
Dead
In
Montreal
Fire
MONTREAL
(CP)
Four
persons
were
known
tack
last
night
on
"special
in-
.iwrtn.
wvyiot.
over
me
situttLiuu
uut
"'ua
In
Pi
inpp
Runert
Court
,,
,,,,v,io
tr.
Hn
nnvthine.
The
;
tprpsts"
which
he
said
were
op
ycstiiday.
"snlpS
were
given
Canadian
re$-'
posing
control
measures
design-
j
Thieves
who
must
have
been
t
nr
thp
inu
ppntred
iir
when
the
Communists
top-
ed
to
combat
inflation.
"dress
conscious"
broke
into
Mrs.
Mary
Lawes
Passes
Suddenly
dead
and
it
was
feared
the
I
d
the
e.ust
end
of
the
Ped
the
Nationalist
government
,
There
must
be
an
anu-inna
Flimliy
sh0e
Store
last
nignt,
;
,
.
v.g
rnucJ-,
baseball
teams
Dy
mianigm
tonight.
The
deadline
for
player
trades
will
toll
then.
The
only
loophole
is
that
players
may
be
obtained
on
waivers.
At
the
pace
the
Chicago
White
Sox
and
Brooklyn
Dodgers
are
moving,
it
is
doubtful
If
any
team
will
trade
with
them.
Yet
both
are
looking
for
additional
strength.
The
White
Sox
stretched
their
where
the
ore
has
been
exposed
nt,
were
bought
by
em-
0f
China.
The
vessels
operate
tion
program
lnciuaing
wst.
taking
with
them
two
pairs
oi
-
o
of
Columbia
Cellulose
between
Hong
Kong,
Canton
price
and
rent
comrois,
tuc
Mrs.
Mary
Lawes,
resident
in
.
.
Prince
Rupert,
for
the
past
five
1
erosion
erosion.
'
Tn
They
t0(
took
specimens
and
had
i'lf
.
and
Macao.
President
said.
Tf
tha
w.rtnnmv
nf
trip
United
men's
shoes
valued
at
$25.
j
larger
m
a
fire
which
was
According
to
Charles
RoberU
ti,
j
thj
afternoon
proprietor,
of
the
store,
yeggs
e
gained
entry
by
breaking
a
rear
through
a
home
for
the
I
buMno.v,
bh
k
was
nought
Mr.
Howe
said
that
me
cana-
iould
be
y
three
Pnnee
Rupert
busl-
dian
government
tad
(
been
as-,
m-
years,
passed
away
suddenly
at
1
o'clock
this
morning
at
the
home
of
her
daughter,
Mrs.
Harry
Sheardown,
1183
Ambrose
Av
assays
made.
These
showed
promising
percentages
of
the
strategic
material.
Minine
rights
in
the
region
irom
the
near-by
door.
aged
here.
Early
reports,
unconfirmed
as
the
fire
continued,
said
that
40
-unini
oi
nuwiun,
sureu
oy
uic
"
.
lin
."..in
could
havp
have,
thp
the
f
President
resmeni
Bm..
and
Celco
Co-opera-
eminent,
under
whose
supervi-
Association.
sion
they
come,
that
the
ships.
said.
enue.
She
succumDea
10
a
nemii
Muddy
tracks;
said
Mr.
Rob-
were
owned
by
an
old
farmer.
A
leading
local
business
man
attack
after
having
been
in
fail
Diocese
of
Caledonia
pur-
are
not
carrying
contraband
It
American
League
lead
over
the
New
York
Yankees
to
4Va
games
last
night
by
beating
Washington
Senators
8
to
7
and
14
to
5
in
a
doubleheader.
Brooklyn
remained
six
games
in
ens,
snowed
mrouguoui
me
awjie
and
around
the
safe-but
the
WQ
persons
were
trapped
ing
health
for
time.
.a
......
i...-
thov
uprp
the
oniv
acLiuu
cue
,afP
had
not
been
ooened
Police,
conuagrauun.
s
11ca11.11
mi
some
s
......
quieuy
Dougni
nis
cuiiteaaum,
Born
in
Michigan
sixty-six
and
now
proposes
to
develop
the
,nro
anr
Mrs
Mrs.
T.awPS
Lawes
ramp
came
tO
to
,
ill.
-!......
nnitr,l
New
Vancouver
Anothpr
rpnnrt
was
that
25
U.
Individual
purchases
of
government
could
take
would
be
site
lm.s.
other
than
tho.
to
withdraw
their
Canadian
reg
vears
ago,
w-jre
notified
immediately
leac
wim
piivaijc
mriioi.
bodies
"
were
already
recovered.
with
her
par
Ponoka,
rununa,
Alberta,
xuutivo,
...v..
1
I
The
me
whole
wnoie
island
isiana
is
is
expericne
umbiii
Cellulose
emuloyees
istry.
t
in
front
in
the
National
League
as
a
result
of
a
stirring
2
to
1
triumph
over
the
St.
Louis
Car
Stadium
Opens
experienc-
Two
hundred
.
j
j
children,
occu-ents
..
t
the
Bge
of
ten
years.
unprecented
mining
boom,
pying
part
of
the
frame
struc-
she
moved
ruri.y-i.wu
jrort,ytwo
yars
jcou
ago
Austraiian
Australian
Interests
interests
have
nave
turc,
escaped.
1
to
.
the
nkanagan
Okanagan
country
country
and
and
it
it
h,,ht
bougnt
mnepssinns
concessions
near
near
Canala
Canala
I
ITnrnnn
triaf
PflmP
.
,
.
.
i
.
Qnot.HPT
.
1
strfltPPiC
.
.
i
M?at
Prices
frt
mina
.oholt.
WdS
TCHluil
u.imv
.
v
i'""'.
.
,
VANCOUVER.
New
half-milliiin-dollar
stadium
of
the
Vancouver
Capilanos
on
Little
....nntcin
mln
he
officially
ooen-
here.
1
mineral.
East
Woolwich
Is
Still
Labor
ltd
five
lots
from
Block
9,
'
from
Block
10
and
four
from
Block
11.
t.
Forbes,
government
',
who
auctioned
the
town-Miri
applications
for
tho
'ct
of
lots
not
sold
would
be
received.
Several
appll-ns
have
come
in
already,
aid.
Under
Study
Deceased's
husband,
Howard;
Tne
isiana
already
produces
Lawes.
pased
away
two
years
ago.
consi)erable
quantities
of
nickel
In
addition
to
the
daughter,
Mrs.
Headache
Cure
Gets
Cheaper
dinals.
Sixth
inning
homers
by
Ray
Boone
and
Jim
Hegan
sparked
the
Cleveland
Indians
to
a
3
to
1
victory
over
the
Philadelphia
Athletics.
Rain
-washed
out
the
games
between
St.
Louis
Browns
and
New
York
Yankees
and
the
Detroit
Tigers
and
Boston
Red
Sox.
lVlv,u.n.'"
u
-
ed
tonight.
The
Capilanos
and
'
Salem
Senators
will
meet
in
!
a
Western
International
base
r
CJUr,
-Inum
tVinna
a
fa
t
WrCl
.
iandon
East
Woolwich
OTTAWA
iff'
Trade
Minister
C.
D.
Howe
told
the
House
of
Commons
vesterdav
that
the
small
granddaughters
Karen
coot
mnrlp
vacant
bv
the
recent
ball
game.
ICjVV
NEW
YORK
1
VllIV
Gimbell's
uiuiuma
cut
WEATHER
-
-
i
death
of
Rt.
Hon.
Ernest
Bevin,
h.,
T.nhnr
in
VeS-
jvu.j
j
anu
wamv.
uiaai
...
question
of
the
suddvn,
sharp
tnc
aspirin
rice
to
8c
a
hundred!
The
-
funeral
will
take
place
rise
in
meat
prices
in
Canada
is
:
Thursday.
Macy's
had
been
sell-
next
week
at
Vernon
with
Mr.
under
departmental
study.
The,ing
for
i0c.
The
standard
price
and
Mrs.
Sheardown
going
south
i
1
.
1
v
nl1
to
Hua
Inl.
.
1.
1
s.
Annetle
Mansell
returned
terday's
byclectinn.
Chrtstophcr
filyon
the
Princess
Louise
Mayhew
was
the
winner,
21,000
wsday
afternoon
from
a
to
13,000,
over
a
Conservative
Hss
trip
to
Whitchorse.
opponent.
n&u
in
uiiuco.
iic
oBiu,
o
wut.
u"
nas
oeen
oyc.
to
i.tciiu.
Synopsis
Northwest
gales
reached
a
peak
of
50
miles
an
hour
at
Vancouver
during
the
night
as
another
outbreak
of
Pacific
air
Drive
For
Old
Clothes
Ends
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
has
,vaH
i.
irrat.ifvinE
collection
of
an
"abnormal
situation
in
tne
United
States.
Frices
lumped
within
the
last
1
This
Vandalism
Might
Have
The
Giants
remained
In
second
-place
in
the
National
League
by
defeating
Cincinnati
Reds
11
to
6.
Hank
Thompson
and
Willie
Mays
accounted
for
seven
of
the
Giants'
15
hits
and
drove
in
three
runs
apiece.
Heavy
hitting
also
enabled
Russ
Meyer
of
the
Philadelphia
Phils
and
Murray
Dickson
of
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
to
posi
easy
triumphs.
Meyer
stopped
thp
Chk-a.ro
Cubs
11
to
3
and
TODAY'S
STOCKS
old
yet
useful
men's
clothing
to
he
sent
to
the
Central
City
Mls-
Had
Direst
of
Consequences
ision
at
Vancouver,
the
cause
of
pushed
inland
over
the
province.
Elsewhere
over
the
coast
the
winds
were
much
more
moderate.
The
air
mass
now
covering
the
province
Is
cooler
and
drier
thaa
that
of
the
past
few
days
and
relatively
clear
skies
are
ex-
naalaH
tn
nrovnll
In
n1mOt.
all
(rmittps.r
8.
D.
Jidinslon
to.
I.H1)'
fortnight,
a
period
of
extensive
American
buying,
have
been
general
across
Canada.
A
survey
shows
that
sirloin
steak
is
selling
retail
at
$1.10
to
$1.30
per
pound
in
Vancouver;
$1.05
in
Toronto;
$1.05
in
Ottawa
and
$1.15
in
Quebec.
Pork
is
cheaper
but
veal
chops
Tange
from
89c
In
Quebec
to
$110
in
Ottawa.
which
the
clut
recenuy
espoused.
Rnmo
R
or
10
boxes
are
now
Dickson
turned
back
the
Boston
at
the
Civic
Centre
and
the
shipping
is
to
be
completed
today.
A.
M.
Hurst
was
the
chairman
regions
during
the
next
24
to
j
Braves
9
to
4
'''"can
Standard
"alnrnc
RX
I'Z'IZ
'riboo
Quartz
'ngross
"flpy
Mascot
'7.'...
diiin
Mines
"(1
Oicille
.
.22
6.00
.2'2
1.15
.07
.53
.23'4
7.50
TORONTO
Athona
Aurrtaque
"
Brattle
Bevcourt
J
Buftalo
Canadian
1J
Con.l.
-Smelters
142.50
Conwest
2
Donalda
:
CIHnni
"
In
charge
of
the
drive
for.
the
clothing.
Baseball
Scores
48
hours.
Temperatures
will
be
a
little
lower
throughout.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
A
few
clouds
today
and
Saturday.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Winds
Northwest
(25)
in
the
pxnnseri
areas,
decreasinff
fO
"neer
205
fmier
Border
.33
Enemy
Within
Most
Serious
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
General
Wateei
m
East
Sullivan
Vandalism
could
have
backfired
literally
with
dire
consequences
in
the
latest
incidents
to
be
reported.
Some
time
during
the
last
few
days
hoodlums
visited
powder
magazines
near
the
end
of
the
driveway
which
runs
through
the
Sear
Cove
air
base.
Windows
were
found
broken
and
rocks
were
lying
inside
at
least
two
of
the
magazines
those
used
by
Wood
&
McClay,
road
contractors,
and
the
Kalen
Hardware.
In
one
magazine
there
were
200
cases
of
explosives
stored.
It
might
well
have
been
detonated
by
the
shock
of
thrown
rocks.
'
"And
it
would
hav
blown
up
in
their
facss,"
was
the
grim
suggestion.
And
the
powder
magazines
are
not
the
only
object,
of
the
vandals.
Boats
at
Sourdough
Bay
have
been
damaged
as
well
as
meters
of
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
A
fisherman
reported
that
speeding
motorists
go
careening
over
the
driveway
In
the
air
base
at
all
hours
of
the
day
and
night.
r-'VM
McDonald
"..Z".
140
Giant
Yellowknife
7
05
.32
-
TIDES
-
Saturday.
June
16.
1951
.
(Pacific
Standard
Timel
High
10:55
'6-9
feet
22:44
21.0
feet
Low
4:40
4.3
feet
16:32
7.6
feet
God's
Lake
1.45
light
tonight.
Light
winds
else-,
where.
Lows
tonight
and
highs'
Saturday
At
Port
Hardy,
Sand-
spit
and
Prince
Rupert,
45,
60.
!
Douglas
MacArthur
said
today
Jlardrock
Harricana
Iteva
:1Mk
Premier
Jku
River
ilnien
r-.i,i
.40
.05
.15'2
.1V4
1
that
the
worst
danger
uniteo.
,
States
faces
is
from
within
.16'i
.09
.10
.10
.44
.59
.12"2
Jaiknil'c
I
rather
than
without.
,U(1
V;i!'ey
Z'.
Z.
Z'.
'l0
Insidious
forces
working
in-
NATIVE
ISLAND
Jollet
Qiicwcc
Little
Lone
Lac
T
i,nv
r,f
nsittolnnri.
oMp
the
nation
are
a
greater
Standard
2.33
"Slfra
Uranium
2.09
11
700
square
miles,
is
entirely
danger
to
its
security
than
en-
NATIONAL
Boston
4,
Pittsburgh
9
Philadelphia
11,
Chicago
3
New
York
11.
Cincinnati
6
Brooklyn
2..
St.
Louis
1
AMERICAN
Chicago
8-14,
Washington
7-5
Cleveland
3,
Philadelphia
1
St.
Louis-New
York,
Detroit-
Boston.
postponed
on
account
of
rain.
PACIFIC
COAST
Portland
0-5,
Hollywood
9-3
San
Diego
2.
Oakland
1
San
Francisco
7,
Seattle
3
Los
Angeles
4,
Sacramento
2
;
Western
International
Victoria
12,
Spokane
4
TatcuiUA
2.
V.'cr.atchee
3
Yakima
8,
Salem
7
Vancouver
14,
Trt-City
9
HMCS
Sioux
Is
in
Action
TOKYO
Thp
Canadian
de
P
Con
enclosed
within
tne'
union
u.
emy
aiu.cn,
uic
6
South
Africa.
1
clared.
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'antic
2.65
I
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1.06
.
,
...
K
.
14.75
,
.""'"M
Leduc
:..
1.95
Oil
14.00
irrcMt-w
101
Mndsrn
Red
LHke
2.09
McKenzte
Red
Lake
....
.43
MeLeod
Cockshutt
2.65
Moneta
75
Negus
Nnranda
72
"
Louviecurt
,
Pickle
Crow
Pherrit
Gordon
2.73
St.e?p
Roek
140
Silver
Miller
1
4
Upper
Canada
I-55
stroyer
Sioux
and
the
American
destroyer
Rush
were
in
action
off
the
east
coast
of
Korea
yes-1
terday,
putting
on
a
bombard-
ment
in
support
of
ground
!
forces.
j
Keep
Up
with
the
Jones'
PHONE
99
I
j;;"rai
Canadian
12
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