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AND
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COLUMBIAN
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at
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183
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
8,
1951
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CENTS
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CANADA'S
COST-OF-LIVING
INDEX
1935-39
100
,
2
,
o
an
in
US
H200
DEC.
Norseman
Disappears
Off
Vancouver
Isand
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Search
intensified
today
for
a
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
plane,
with
seven
persons
aboard
which
vanished
Saturday
afternoon
along
the
trackless
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
The
quest
was
spurred
following
overnight
reports
of
flashing
lights
having
been
spotted
on
small
Flores
Island,
20
miles
from
Tofino,
during
the
night.
tral'iin
Statement
90
I78.41
l
fiO
Apology
By
Reds
Vnltcd
Natiuru
Cea-Fire
Iele6atinn
Called
to
,
Tokyo
for
Parley
-
TOKYO
(CP)
Gen.
Matthew
B.
Ridgay
and
four
Allied
ceasefire
delegates
conferred
In
To-kio
tonight
on
the
stalled
truce
talks
at
Kacsong.
The
delegates
had
been
recalled
unexpectedly
from
Kaesong.
'
Out
of
the
Tokyo
conference
may
come
a
message
to
the
Reds
which
will
lead
to
a
resumption
of
negotiations
which
were
suspended
by
i
Ridgway
because
Communist
armed
troops
were
in
Kaesong
contrary
to
agreement.
Ridgway
demanded
a
s.ir,ttoo.oo
is
Filed
IIN'OTO.V.
D.
C.
(Special
v
New
si-
Tne
Securities
hanve
Commission
an-'
,1
I,.
v.i.'
Tin"!
in
that
the
c
:i
liritWi
Columbia
has!
p'
isiration
statement!
JULY1
1
187.6
New
York
CP
New
York
Yankees
maintained
their
half
game
lead
over
Cleveland
Indians
in
the
torrid
American
League
pennant
race
Sunday
as
they
swept
a
double-header
from
ttw
last
place
St.
Louis
Ero7.-ns
fi
3
and
4-3.
Cleveland
Indians
kept
pace
by
taking
two
from
PhiiadeJphia
Athletics
6-3
and
6-3.
However,
Boston's
third
place
Red
Sox
wc.a
upset
3
to
I
and
8
to
5
by
Detroit
Tigers
and
tumbled
3
games
behind
the
Yanks.
Fourth
place
Chicago
White
Sox
defeated
Washington
Sona-torr
6
to
5
but
Kll
seven
games
behind.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
The
Nat.onai
ieatrue
leading
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
Ralph
Kiner
of
Pittsburgh
Pirates
and
Bubha
Church
of
the
Philadelphia
Phi's
supplied
the
National
League
highlights.
Brooklyn
wen
a
douhlp-henrler
SE'J
seeking
reglstra-
uaiuci
Earlier
it
ii,
had
imu
been
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40
;
.
130
Pv.'
"I20
U946
1947
,
1948
,
1949-
1950"'!
'
9
,1
i
xpiained
the
doben-,
.,-
io
isjujd
In
fou.-v.
hi--
is
$6,t
fl.OO
v.'JUi'I
FLASH
jinat
smoke
signals
had
also
been
sighted.
The
seineboat
Aleutian
:
Queen,
which
reported
the
signals,
sent
crew
members
arshore
but
found
nothing,
j
Eleven
search
planes
since
!
Sunday
have
been
combing
the
!
75-miIe-long
route
taken
by
the
j
missing
Norseman
seaplane
on
I
its
flight
from
Muehalat
Arm
to
iTofino,
its
destination.
.
CALLING
NO
SESSION
EDMONTON
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
said
here
"fatisfactory
explanation."
9
5
I
An
aide
to
Ridgway
said
the
i'
tuay
that
he
had
no
inten
M
tion
of
calling
a
session
of
S
O
1
I
Pilot
of
the
plane
was,
Capt.
Parliament
at
this
time
to
deal
with
the
high
cost
of
living.
He
did
not
think
that
price
controls
would
be
a
lasting
cure
of
inflation
but
the
n.
v..
wiuiams
or
.eoailos,
who
from
Cincinnati
Reds
9
to
8
and
had
been
with
QCA
for
some
2
to
0.
time.
The
passengers,
all
men
Kiner
blasted-three
home
runs
and
believed
to
be
loggers,
were
but
the
Pirates
jironnpri
t.h
t.in
!
supreme
commander
was
pre-l
paring
a
message
to
the
Reds
In
j
reply
to
a
Red
apoiogy
for
the
j
presence
of
the
armed
Chinese
soldiers
near
the
United
Nations
j
staff
house
in
Kaesong.
The
I
Community
reply
said
the
troops
.
were
there
"by
mistake"
and
as-
4
yr
uvinu
ur
auain
bnarp
increases
in
the
pilce
of
food
helped
boost
the
cost-of-llvmg
Index
3
5
points
to
a
high
of
187.6
at
Ju
y
1.
The
Index
Is
based
on
1935-39
prices
equalling
100.
Smaller
Increases
were
recorded
lor
drugs,
newspapers,
personal
care
clothing
and
home
furnishings.
The
dotted
line
Is
the
U.
3.
Consumers'
Price
Index.
It
is
not
directly
comparable
to
the
Canadian
Index,
but
indl-rates
price
changes.
(CP
PHOTO)
government
was
working
other
measures.
on
!J.
Palmer,
K.
Mugridge,
L.
Lar-
bill
to
the
Phils
5
to
1
and
12
to
ison,
A.
Costley,
C.
Warne
and
7
rhrrh
v,ih
ti,
n,,.t.
-
owu
tiiab
OUV.11
,111
UlClUeiLb
Officials
Had
Today's
Stocks
(1
lurlr.y
.
.
Jufcnutnn
f.
,t(.
would
not
be
repeated.
?
In
calling
off
the
talks,
Ridgway
had
charged
the
Reds
with
"flagrant
violation"
of
Kaesong's
neutrality.
R.
L.
Brown.
!one
hit
in
tne
opener-Kiner's
Among
the
Royal
Canadian
seventh
inning
homor.
Air
Force
planes
searching
for
m
other
National
Learue
the
missing
aircraft
is
a
helicop-
games
Boston
Braves
captured
a
ter
in
charge
of
Flight
Lieut.
from
pair
the
Chicago
Cubs
7
to
Jarvis
McLeod
of
Prince
Rupert,
j
4
and
4
to
3
and
New
York
Giants
downed
St.
Louis
Cardinals
8
to
4.
rn
AimtLst
15,
1355,
$1.-
,n
Air
ii.
l
15,
!!.
Sl.-
Aii-ast
15.
1S57,
and
l.
i
Au
H'l.
15,
lBii.
iic.il
rates,
public
offer-
rrc
and
und"rwntin4
i
t
i
V
supplied
by
111
lit.
TI1C
ril.U
i
osUi
.Mi
ll
and
A.
E.
Amos
&
rl
tin'
list
of
sev?n
prtn-aclrrw
riters.
,!,i!cs
that
Canadian
dol-i.i'd
in
mi
the
conversion
I
riKfiis
of
the
sale
of
i
,a
ol
the
debentures
are
plied
toward
payment
of
ilma
Tnauiry
Bills
held
Canadian
Kank
of
Com-n
like
amount.
Canadian
le
ived
from
the
con-nl
ilii-
j
inc-eds
of
the
J3.7:k,
.(,!.
will
bs
BPplied
:
a
inline
of
con-nl
highways
a
n
tl
a:
1
of
siencri'l
luiprove-!
tin-
roads
of
the
P.ov-
''ii
liry
Bill;
h"ld
by
the
a
H.u
k
were
'ssiied
ta
ion
with
i
a
i
Advances
to
Gnat
I-astt
n
If.tilw
v.
$7.'
!';.-
HI:
ibi
Grants
n
rstntft
ion
of
piblir
J'i.K..o.mi,
ii-i
Coiilrun-.
highways
and
ririt1;;c-'!
mi
funs'
net
ion
of
'ii!
-hn
is.
$'t.l.,0'.)l;
mitt
iir:.
mi
of
university
i:mm.
TIMBER
SITl'ATION
GRAVE
VANCOUVER
Lumber
operators
and
workers
are
meeting
here
to
consider
the
Serious
situation
arising
from
the
long
drought
which
has
now
rendered
15,000
idle.
It
may
be
necessary
to
work
six
or
seven
days
a
week
in
the
woods
after
the
drought
ends
to
provide
the
mills
with
a
winter
Vancouver
Illegal
Fish?
JUNEAU
Territorial
Representative
Andrew
Hope
and
Wil-
American
Standard
.14
Bralorne
6.15
B.
R.
X.
.03
Grand
Forks
Forest
Fires
iliam
R.
Walton,
chairman
of
the
!
Alaska
Board
of
Fisherten
werp
C'ailboo
Quartz
1.10
Record
War
Chest
Fund
Congress
.09
Tragedy
in
Speed
Race
Cfiant
Mascot
1.65
Co-op
Store
Is
Entered
Guns
Recovered
And
Two
Arrests
Made
:
In
tfuick
Police
Job
Two
men
were
soon
in
jail
and
five
rlfl.is,
one
shntgun
and
ammunition
were
tec.ivereo
on
Sunday
a
few
hours
after
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
had
been
notified
of
a
breaking
and
entering
of
the
Kalen
Co-oiwratlve
hardware
store
on
Third
Awiift
near
tS
Dally
News
office.
It
was
about
8
am.
that
the
police
had
been
advised
of
the
burglary
which
had
been
made
by
breaking
the
main
front
door
,
among
31
fishermen
arrested
on
'
i
charges
of
illegal
fishing,
j
I
Dan
Ralston,
law
enforcement;
Indian
Mines
GRAND
FORKS
(P
Three
for-'.
est
fires
Sunday
swept
like
tor-1
,
nadoes
through
drought-stricken
:
j'wocdlands
near
this'southern
in-
'
1
,
terior
town
and
were
still
raging
i
supervisor
for
the
Fish
and
Wild-
WASHINGTON.
D
C.
t
A'
lite
Service,
made
the
arrests,
I
record
$56
062.405,890
peacetime
nrar
Sitka.
j
military
budget
was
approved
to-
1
The
seines
of
Hope
and
Wal-
clay
by
the
House
of
Reprcsenta-jt?n's
vessels
were
found
full
of
lives
appropriation
committee.
raliRon
and
pursed
at
5:45
a
m.,
"
The
present
measure
is
mainly
SEATTLE
P
Lou
Faol
drove
the
Slo-"Mo-Shun
V
to
victory
Saturday
in
the
Gold
Cuo
race
.24
1
83
.11
4.50
.U3
1
60
.38
.13
.03
2
.11',
Pioneer
Privateer
Reeves
M-Donald
Reno
Sheep
Creek
Siibak
rrenilcr,
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
Spud
Valley
.
today.
There
are
unconfirmed
reports
"?
T",
V"
-
tne
,.it
all
all
stores
tr.
and
.nri
ni
o,
,Peedfcoat
(Juick
Silver
-sank
and
ithat
supply
of
logs.
WAGE
INCREASE
VANCOUVER
Stage
lines
and
drivers
have
reached
a
wage
agreement.
An
increase
of
18't
cents
an
hour
has
been
obtained,
CRASH
KILLS
NINE
SEATTLE
Nine
men
were
killed
when
a
I'nited
States
Army
bomber
crashed
north
of
Whiiiby
Island
today
while
on
practice
runs,
ZOOTSl'lTERS
BUSY
VANCOUVER
-i-
Zootsuilers
caused
several
street
disorders
here
during
the
weekend.
In
one
of
the
incidents
a
shoemaker
and
his
aged
mother
were
slugged.
business
may
be
shut
down
In
Silver
Standard
2
32
The
owner
and
driver
of
the
Quicksilver.
Orth
Mathiot,
aged
5V,
of
Portland,
Oregon,
and
Air
Force
Sergeant
Tom
Whitaker.
this
town
of
40p0
so
that
more
men
may
be
sent
to
the
fire
lines.
Tourists
at
Christina
Lake,
swank
summer
resort,
have
been
!
!
linden
minuies
oriore
tne
open-
to
finance
the
defence
depart-
i
ing
gun
of
the
season,
Ralston
ment
for
fiscal
year
ending
next
i
said
Clarence
Rhode,
regional
June
30.
clltector
for
the
serylce.
said
the
More
than
half
the
total
bill
men
must
have
set
their
seines
is
for
buying
tanks,
planes,
guns,
at
least
an
hour
before
pursing
rockets,
weapons
and
other
mlli-
lh('m-
tary
supplies.
Canada
Wins
Over
Cuba
npany
For
conscripted
to
fight
fires
which
cover
several
thousand
acres.
27,
his
mechanic,
died
when
th
J
rpeed?r
vanished
in
the
choppy
waterr
of
Lake
Washington.
The
bodies
were
recovered
Sunday.
Referca
Mel
Crooks
announced
the
race
would
stand
on
the
basis
of
point
totals
at
the
end
of
th?
first
two
heats
in
which
Slo-Mo-Shun
surged
around
the
course
at
average
speeds
of
better
than
ninety
miles
an
hour.
New
Coach
For
Royals
Western
Uranium
3.90
Oils
A.
P.
Con
45
Atlantic
3
00
Calmont
1.21
Central
Leduc
3.10
Home
Oil
16
00
Mercury
12'j
Pacific
Pete
8
(.5
Princess
1.40
Royal
Canadian
.12
Royalitc
15.00
Toronto
exr-hange
closed
on
account
of
civic
holiday.
1
Eight
Die
in
Train
Wreck
FISH
ARRIVALS
window
early
Sunday
morning,
j
A
passerby
noticed
the
broken
j
window.
Invest
icati
m
led
to
the
fishing
boat
Sandra
L.
at
Cow
Bay.
j
One
of
the
men
was
arrested
thete
hI
the
time
of
the
finding;
of
the
missing
weapons.
-
The
other
was
laU'r
apprehended
up-
j
town.
'l.i
iwn
men
will
l
e
arralined
!
Saturday
In
rity
police
court
on
char!"i
of
retaining
stolen
property
and
meantime
are
out
on;
ball
of
$1000.
f
DrTMWdlecoff
I
CM
W
ska
Mill
TIE
APi
A
new
cor-'
I'-r
the
construction
ration
of
Alaska's
first
mill,
at
Ketchikan,
Is
oiling.
1
be
the
success
to
the
Ki4i-hikan
Pulp
and
'"in
,'i
ny
,
which
pioneer-
'
'
he
now-approved
and
entered
a
timber
'
with
tlie
U.
8.
Forest
MONTREAL
t
Canada
on
'
Sunday
won
her
first
North
Am-
erican
zone
Davis
Cup
tie
in;
twelvr
years
aer
whipping
Cuba
in
straight
matches
two
singles
Saturday
and
doubles
Sunday.
Canada's
Lome
Main
and
Henri
Rochon
raced
through
Cuba's
L.
Juan
Weiss
and
Joseph
'F-'pei
Aquero
In
spectacular
fashion
6-4,
6-0,
6-4.
I
NEW
WESTMINSTER
r
John
j
Jake
Forbes,
26-year-old
defence-'
man
with
Omaha
in
the
United
States
Hockey
League
last
sea
Died
in
Niagara
Summary
Co-op
479.000.
Others
565,000.
American
Antoinette
L.t
21,000,
Pacific,
23.6c,
18.5c,
16c.
Canadian
Four
Die
in
Plane
Crash
son,
was
Saturday
named
coach
of
the
New
Westminster
Royals,
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
team.
,
Forbes
replaces
Walter
(Babel
I.att
who
was
released
last
week
On
Saturday
the
21-year-old
Red
Hill
Perishes
in
Attempt
To
Ride
Over
Cataract
Miss
Jean,
45.000,
Atlin,
24.6cf
Main
from
Vancouver
disposed
of
20c,
17.5c.
Aquuero,
veteran
of
eighteen
VJUII
TfflllllCI
I
FORD
JUNCTION,
Sussex,
ST.
JOHN'S.
Newfoundland
0
All
four
members
of
the
crew
Balsac,
20,000,
Storage,
24.5c,
years
in
Davis
Cud
Dlav.
6-4.
B-0.
VV1I-:
by
the
Royals.
NIAGARA
FALLS
(CP)-
n
Ttireotte,
president
of
ft
Sound
Pulp
and
Tlm-"I'.iny.
said
at
Belling-''
new
corporate
set-up
f-wuy
hU-p
to
brng
his
tl
I
lie
American
Viscose
y
jointly
into
the
opera-
llc
Keli'hlkHn
pnnmnnu
7-5
while
Brendan
Macken
liam
(Redi
Hill,
who
accepted
died
in
a
crash
last
night
of
a
CHICAGO
KP
Cary
Middle-
England
(CP)
Two
trains
packed
20c,
17c.
coff.
dentistry's
outstanding
gift
with
travellers
off
to
the
sea-
Taplow,
35,000;
to
R')1I.
staved
off
a
bristling
fin-
coast
for
the
traditional
August
35.000;
Viking
I
Wales
Island,
dnwr.ed
Weiss
3-6,
6-4,
6-1,
6-4.
"guardianship"
of
the
Niagara
18.000;
Oslo,
Cuba'
brothers
Rennlrin
and
River
at
his
father's
deathbed
i,uuu,
rrosperiiy
a.,
jf.uuo;
Ad-
Orlando
will
play
the
remaining
in
1945,
died
Sunday
in
a
stunt
J
0
va
nrta
TT
Ot
nnn
r
ac
nun
..
1
United
States
Air
Forcj
jet
bomber
near
Goose
Bay
airport.
Labrador,
a
search
party
reported
today.
Trn
plan?
crashed
Just
below
the
crest
of
a
deeply
wooded
hill.
43,ouu;
two
singles
matches
todav
Rev-1
Plunge
over
the
cataract.
His
f
n
u
solo
Puget
Sound
Citation
For
Princess
Pats
lsh
by
Fred
Hawkins
to
capture
Bank
Holiday
collided
near
here
In
the
15th
All
American
and
pro
yesterday.
At
least
eight
pas-the
top
$2,250
prize
by
two
strokes
sengcrs
were
killed-
and
more
tournament
today.
j
than
50
were
Injured
seriously.
Gony,
14,000;
Signal,
40,000,
naido,
16-year-old
high
school
!
battered
body
was
recovered
if
y
operation,
under
an
Kalen,
11,000:
Selma
H
20,000:
this
morning
at
the
Maid
of
the
Mist
landing.
A
brother,
Pte.
M.
EDMONTON
(P
A
citation
L.
Hill
of
the
Canadian
Army,
who
saw
the
tragedy,
said
he
"i
with
American
Vis-1,1
latter
firm
Is
to
take
ail
tne
production
for
"tl
cellulose
products.
confirmed
as
"sud-
'
Correct"
a
Post.
Tntj.1-
Neptune,
14,000;
Dovre
B.,
20,-000;
Ingrld
H.,
10,000;
Miss
Judy,
23.000;
Miss
Margot.
22,000;
Cape
Spencer,
27,000;
Teeny
Milly,
34,-000
Co-op."
from
P.vsident
Truman
to
the
student,
will
oppose
28-year-oi,l
Macken
V
while
his
older
brother
will
meet
Rochon.
Canada
has
earned
the
right
to
meet
the
United
States
team
which
defeated
Mexico
in
straight
matches
Saturday.
The
Canada-United
States
winners
will
meet
defending
Aus-t
alia
for
thre
cup.
Alaska
Could
be
First
Attacked
in
Atom
War
vu
iiuc
yvri
uuc
icluo
ill
n
uai
-
rell
next
Sunday.
cia'j
Canadian
Light
Infantry,
was
presented
Sunday
to
the
t
fil(fy
which
said,
In
de
Increments
to
Come
Sooner
VANCOUVER-A
revised
wage
plan
for
Canadian
postal
workers
is
being
put
into
effect.
This,
ne
piopased
financial
liat
"the
principal
fl-esl
limited
to
nm
hp.
commanding
officer,
Lt.-Col.
J.
a
promise
to
shoot
over
the
165-'
foot
cataract
but
he
did
not
sur-1
RTft,one-
.,
'
,
i
,
vive.
He
went
over
the
falls
in!
Defence
Minister
Brooke
Clax-a
contraction
nf
rubber
inner
i
ton'
visiting
Edmonton
on
a
tour
Explorers
Rescued
and
40
miiiin
n..
i
of
western
military
nnsts.
handed
!
-WEATHER-
Wadsworth
said
that
since
more
than
90
per
cent
Of
the
territory's
houses
are
of
frame
construction,
relatively
light,
in-
j
cendiary
and
high
explosives
;
wucs
auu
uuiiB.
...
"TT"
"7"
!
according
tn
rtoa
irit
The
38-year-old
riverman'3
lur
exiraorainary
;
V"
.
"
7"
.
..
Synopsis
craft
was
broken
In
three
pieces
herolfm"
,to
Co1-
stone
to
take
tary,
Is
the
word
brought
by
the
deputy
minister,
Waiter
Turn-
!:1
JUNEAU
a
The
query
Noi-semim?"
xt.arrmpr!
nut.
in
t.hp
Clear
hot
dry
weather
will
per-
as
it
swirled
past
the
Maid
of
i
"
n."iea.
could
be
highly
destructive.
Alaet
l's
nnnillaMnn
Ic
snrnorf
'
Snow
Oil
!ln
Alnsknn
mminlnlnl
M"1
uver
COllinCm
BriUSn
1,01-
Col.
Stone
left
today
for
Korea.
fin
bull.'
Maximum
salaries
will
start
within
three
years,
instead
of
the
present
six
for
carriers
and
seven
for
clerks.'
-
....
,,,,,,,
uuuai
a,
''a
to
come
from
lnsur-upaiucs
and
other
ln-al
investors."
'Per
added:
"
mam
rictaiLs
still
re-1
be
ironed
out,
it
is
that
put,pt
Sound
"
limber
Company
and
ii
Vi.vo.se
each
win
con-u'm
3
to
Vi
million
;"
equity
capital.
111
by
American
Viscose
ia,itiaiiy
the
same
An
it
c
i
.
,
the
Mist
landing
minutes
later)
before
the
eyes
of
relatives!
and
friends
and
thousands
of
spectators.
over
a
wide
area,
he
said,
but'Mde
ivd
to
the
rescue
yesterday
"iaJor
at
'f
1
lfW
a"d
ta"
"
ndl
C6
per
cent
of
its
residents
live
of
three
explorers
who
had
been
"w'
drought,
con-..hii
r.ac..
Im,
k
.h.
ditlons
over
the
southern
B.
C.
WASHINGTON
(AP)
Alaska
may
well
escape
atomic
bombing
but
could
be
the
first
plare
attacked
with
high
explosives,
federal
Civil
Defense
officials
said
yesterday.
"Quite
possibly
the
territory
would
be
the.
first
to
suffer
under
an
enemy
attack,"
James
J.
Wadsworth,
deputy
Civil
Defense
administrator,
told
a
House
Armed
Services
subcommittee.
Later,
under
questioning,
one
of
his
assistants,
former
Col.
Joseph
Chambers,
said
the
Joint
chiefs
of
staff
doubted
Alaska
would
be
atom-bombed,
chairman
Hebert
ID-La)
said.
ill
ninvwi
p,-
vm.
,
wjr
wic
UloalJCHI
aill,C
The
strategic
Importance
of
of
their
expedition's
plane
coast
to
near
the
two-months
mark
and
in
the
southern
interior
to
one
month.
Cloudy
skies
and
a
few
scatter
tne
area
inquires,
ne
saia,
inati
The
message
referred
all
possible
measures
be
taken
Norseman
nlane
with
to
a
three
to
reduce
the
hazards
of
at
aboard
which
vanished
July
27.
ed
showers
are
expected
over
tho
Rescued
from
Mount
Hubbard
northern
section
of
the
province
hr
A.
:
"vi-iineni
also
tack.
Col.
Earl
Landreth,
Alaska
director
of
Civil
Defense
stationed
In
Juneau,
added
that
any
attack
over
the
pole
"would
probably"
be
aimed
to
military
tar-
Yacht
Nautilus
Is
Here
Again
Southbound
after
an
Alaskan
cruise,
the
handsome
big
ketch-rigged
auxiliary
yacht
Nautilus,
from
Los
Angeles,
is
in
port
moored
near
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club
floats.
Tho
Nautilus
called
here
a
few
week3
ago
bound
north,
but
did
not
enter
the
harbor
then,
anchoring
instead
behind
Wolf
Island.
17-Year
Old
Girl
Champ
LAVAL-SUR-LE-LAC,
Quebec
P'
Mardene
Stewart,
17-year-old
ex-caddie
from
Lookout
Point
Club
at
Fonthill,
Ontario,
won
the
Canadian
ladies'
closed
golf
championship
Saturday
with
a
54-ho'.;
medal
score
of
251.
ALL
TONIGHT
The
committee
approved
leg
by
a
ski-equipped
Air
Force
today
and
tomorrow.
plane
were
W.
A.
Wood,
his
son,
I
Forecast
Peter,
29,
and
Robert
Bates
I
Cloudy
with
a
few
scattered
Lost
aboard
the
Norseman
tr5"ern
stion'
sunny
were
Explorer
Maurice
King,
f
wcn
'
n"?
tomortrow
Wood's
wife
and
their
daughter.
g"
t-
,
'
'
I
highs
tomorrow
Port
Hardy,
47
Wood
was
in
charge
of
ice
and
68;
Sandsplt
and
Prince
Ru-studivs
for
the
Arctic
Institute,
i
pert,
50
and
63
I
lslation
to
authorize
the
Civil
gets
in
the
northland.
Defense
Administration
to
waive
Since
civilian
communities
are
BASEBALL-
'
SUNDAY
American
New
York
6-4,
St.
Louis
3-3.
Cleveland
6-6,
Philadelphia
3-3.
Detroit
3-8,
Boston
1-5.
Chicago
6,
Washington
5.
National
Brooklyn
9-2,
Cincinnati
8-0.
Philadelphia
5-12,
Pittsburgh
1-7.
Boston
7-4,
Chicago
4-3.
New
York
8,
St.
Louis
4.
SATURDAY
Pacific
Coast
Portland
9,
Seattle
7.
v
San
Diego
7,
Sacramento
2,
Oakland
0,
Los
Angeles
3.
Hollywood
7,
Sau
Francisco
0.
Western
International
Yakima
4,
Vancouver
1.
Wenatchee
3,
Salem
13.
Tri-Clty
5-2,
Victoria
8-3.
Tacnma
5-2,
Spokane
10-13.
LEGION
vs.
.MOTORS
7
o'clock
klelc.nff
requirement
that
Alaska
so
close
to
targets,
they
would
suffer
from
these
attacks,
hs
said.
i
match
equally
federal
funds
for
lair
raid
shelters.
WATCH
FOR
-
TIDES
Tuesday,
August
7,
1951
'
Pacific
Standard
Time)
High
3:40
19.1
feet
16:12
19.6
feet
Low
9:57
4
1
feet
22:20
.
6
6
feet
"WONDERBRITEr
'
PIONEER
CANADIAN
LAUNDRIES
&
CLEANERS