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"Prince
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the
Key
lo
the
Great
Northwest"
4
DISPATC
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,
VOL.
XL,
No.
268
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
16,
19M
PRICE
FiViI
CENTS
it
Wheat
Ship
ei7
1m
sian
b
Here
Nov.
25
1
VJ
Xf-?
Pi
r?r
n
nrvn
n
First
ship
to
load
wheat
at
Prince
Rupert
in
many
"
'
,
'
r'
'
"
as.Yt
'
l
years
is
due
in
this
port
(itimat
to
Help
Rupert
November
25.
ommission
t
on
Local
:r
Problem
It
Is
the
10,000-ton
Japanese
M
ill
Mean
a
Lot
60
inches
of
rain
a
year
and,
apparently,
n
hot
growing
wa-
T
This
Citv.
Rotary
Club
Told
vessel
Kiyokawa
Maru
coming
direct
from
Japan
to
load
a
full
cargo
of
about
8300
tons
or
300,-000
bushels.
son
In
the
summer."
i
Tt.
wae
a
land
nf
milch
Rtlnw
Complete
Outlawing
Of
Atom
Advocated
PARIS
(CP)
Soviet
Foreign
Minister
Andrei
Vishinsky
laid
down
a
new
four-point
disarmament
plan
before
the
United
Nations
Assembly
Friday
including
a
call
for
absolute
prohibition
of
the
atomic
.,
s
,
-
.tr?
i
Kitimat
can't
help
but
help
howevel.,
he
said.
When
he
first
u'
,
'
landed
there
last
April,
four
feet
Hint
tc
hw
X
Mnrtjin
Vnnnoa
..
oi
snow
lay
on
me
oeacn.
,
i
.v.
"Natives
tell
ma
the
name
Kitimat'
means
a
land
of
deep
'
future
relationship
between
Al-
f
4
ni.i
t
Soeakine
at.
Rotarv
lun-.
'
$
i
cheon
yesterday.
Mr.
Youngs
BIG
CAMP
COMING
weapon.
r
,
i
aiKi'd
Dusmessmen
to
level
tneir
At
present,
a
worners'
camp
a
..special
to
Dally
Northern
Alberta
wheat
is
a.
ki
sman
of
the
Bri-
now
arriving
steadily
at
the
lo-
,
p.iwer
Commission
cal
elevator
and,
by
the
time
,
''
comment
to
make
the
ship
arrives,
there
will
be
.'
JJt.iviM-sy
which
ls
de-
enough
grain
In
the
house
to
prince
Rupert
fol-
load
her.
I.n
of
the
city
coun-i
The
Kiyokawa
Maru
is
coming
j:numit
a
referendum
here
already
lined,
having
Jura
,
!.,
civic
election
on
completed
the
delivery
of
a
pre-!
of
whether
the.vlous
grain
cargo
to
Japan.
I
,l,0!ild
be
approach-!
A
pilot
will
come
from
Van-f
mrr
the
power
Iran-
'
couver
to
meet
the
ship
at
Triple
k
)i''ii
the
present;
Island,
outside
of
here,
and
bring
j
1)
Northern
B.
C.
jher
In.
.viv.s
in
1954.
I
The
Kiyokawa
Maru
will
be
II:.-.,.
'
f
Vip
first,
of
from
six
In
20
erain
Vishinsky
said
that
now,
after
In
,
f
ite
in
situated
half
a
mile
from
slchts
on
future
shipping"
the
dock,
but
it
was
intention
of
i
I
Rsturned
recently
from
a
tour
Kitimat
Constructors
contrac-
km
mjtm
.!.
.
warva
.lmnh
...
jtw
'
i
nf
Kitimat.
'Mr
VnnnuK
Kiiirl
he
tors
for
that
narticular
Alcan
MAIL
FROM
HOME
Many
of
the
Royal
22nd
Regiment
received
iwas
'more
enthusiastic
than
site
to
erect
a
permanent
camp,
about
the
possibilities
In
complete
with
larga
cafeteria,
Atrocity
Statement
Was
"Slip"
an
-xl.TR
tn-if:,lp
honst.
when
r"nl.
M
T..
Rfiv
Arfhhi.'ihnn
nf
Qnphpc
iCVcr
and
Bishop
Ordinary
of
the
Canadian
Armed
Forces,
visited
the
store
for
Prince
Rupert.
I
steam
heating
plant
and
mach-
Peak
production
of
the
alum-
'
Ine
shop
on
higher
ground
up
the
carefully
analyzing
proposal
submitted
by
the
United
'States,
Britain
and
France,
he
was
positive
it
"did
not
fill
the
bill"
because
it
did
not
call
for
absolute
prohibition
of
the
atomic
weapon.
WRANGLE
The
Soviet
foreign
minister
took
the
rostrum
after
a
pro-
.
cedural
wrangle
was
touched
off
by
Australia's
Robert
Casey.
11
,,mmt
t
Ahlus
which
are
comin
to
this'
front-line
areas
In
Korea
Col.
Roy
left
Canada
with
a
large
T.ikl
the
spokesman,
port
to
load
grain
during
thej
parce'
of
special
delivery
letters
from
loved
ones
to
theii
husbands
t
.'
i
coming
winter.
There
will
be
at
!
and
sweethearts
in
the
fighting
zone.
Here,
the
Archbishop
inum
rmelter
would
bring
120
vaney.
f
hips
with
raw
material
annually
!
A
40-foot
road
has
been
start-to
within
60
miles
of
here,
he
ed
and
completed
for
two
miles
said
he
had
learned
from
Alcan
with
five
more
miles
surveyed.
least
one
a
month
TOKYO
0i
The
United
Na-
distributes
the
mail
while
Lt.-Col.
James
Dextraze,
Battalion
Commanding
Officer,
second
from
right,
looks
on.
Other
soldier
was
not
Identified.
(CP
from
National
Defence)
officials.
I
"It
isn't
tough
country
to
put
',.
today
sent
a
j
i.
.i.
ii
-
i
ik.
u
!
ii..
tions
Command
SI
M'HI
K
SHIP
TOO
Another
ocean
going
freighter
Is
coming
here
November
21,
the
Falcon
from
Galveston
with
2200
Alwn
to
let
their
ships
return
of
gravel,
everywhere
moun-
hiRh
public
information
oincer.
tains
it
"
!
Col.
Welch,
fiying
to
Korea
to
.mm.
from
their
nneratinns
In
of
r
Casey,
on
a
point
of
order,
ase
on
it
Rates
liloha
Against
investigate
circumstances
under
asked
President
Luis
Padillo
which
an
Eighth
Army
lieuten-
Nervo
of
Mexico
whether
he
was
eastern
Canada.
We
should
keep
:
Road
ieadg
to
the
future
town-thls
in
mind
in
thinking
about
Site,
said
Mr.
Youngs,
and
ls
in-
City
in
Quandary
Over
Phone
Deal-Council
Meets
Toniqht
l
ton-3
of
sulphur
for
Columbia
j
Cellulose.
She
will
go
into
the
I
mill
at
Watson
Island
outside
Prince
Rupert
harbor.
The
Fai-;
con
will
also
discharge
sulphur
tended
to
crpss
Kitimat
River
j
some
four
miles
up-stream
to
a
'
ant-colonel
James
M.
Harney,
on
;
sure
Vishinsky
had
someuung
Wednesday
released
a
statement
new
to
say.
Otherwise,
he
said,
about
Communist
atrocities
letting
the
Russian
speak
for
a
Prince
Hupcrt
a
future.
'
Meantime,
Mr.
Youngs
called
in
of
Special
the
Kitimat
valley
"a
miniature
ridge
on
whlcn
tne
townsne
is
..,.
nTisnnmo.
wa,
L,tnn3
time
mieht
set
off
a
long
Prairies
i
o
-
British
Columbia
fot
f
-
"
.
located,
soma
250
or
300
at
such
other
coastal
pulp
mill
ports
as
Port
Alice,
Powell
River
r:..;.l....
M.,nf
above
sea-level.
,
,
i
Fraser
Valley"
with
low
hills,
no
Prince
Rupert
has
a
chance
to
greatly
improve
its
muskeg
which
"could
be
an
ideal
.
i
,
.
.
,
...
..
.
,,
!
!.,
j
;
.i,,,
farming
site
when
cleared."
manded.
a
Command
officer
said
Vishinskv
denounced
Casey's
LVik
before
a
social
and
Ocean
Falls
Mr.
Youngs
saw
a
"great
fu
he,c-
U
was
later
exPlained
'"discourtesy"
and
then
launched
ture
tnre"
for
lor
Kitimat
Kitimat,
but
out
claimed
claimed
...
it
not
at
this
stage
t
an
nffi-iu,.
offl-lis
rfo.,n,H
detailed
0.,citi
exposition
nf
of
nhi-
objec-
u-icpnujie
swin
uui
cuy
cuuiicu
is
piatcu
m
oumc-
..NatiVes
say
they
grow
apples.
if
the
House
of
was
f
'!iai
bene!
its
of
Brn-
What
of
a
quandary"
which
a
special
council
meeting
!
cherries
and
pears
at
Kitimat
that
"Rupert
itself
has
a
defln
.
.
.
"
i
n'ithniit.
riiffirnltv
Ttyp
flrpn
has
1
it
stake
thpre
"
cial
military
reprimand.
i
'
tions
to
Big
Three
disarmament
Oificial
action
would
await
proposals
in
tone
and
language
has
been"
called
to
decide
tonight,
MayoiH.
r
,
Olassey
1
,
Two
Dead
in
Train
Crash
which,
for
him,
was
extremely
moderate.
There
was
no
other
objection
to
his
continuing
to
speak.
i!m's
low
"transcon-lii'iulil
rates
should
not
(jr..
in
the
prairies
ijjiniiMiin
of
the
Pacific
,is
made
as
the
corn-si:
iiiiii-d
study
of
tin?
:t's
"equalization"
leg-iiiiih
implcmenU"
re-
,c
Automatic
Electric
Co.
Ltd.,
whose
engineers
have
been
In
completion
of
an
investigation
which
the
United
Nations
Command
has
ordered.
Investigation
of
the
circumstances
of
Hanley's
release
so
far
has
shown
that
it
went
through
new
mcuanaua
.iulchj
To
Get
Special
Welcome
vestigating
the
city's
telephone
system
for
the
past
week,
has!
ATLANTA,
Georgia
P
An
Atlantic
Coast
Line
Railways
Bos-
r
r
I
ii
..,.i.,l
Charge
Lifts
Truce
Talk
Mystery
Veil
I
lower
channels
of
the
Eighth
I
Army's
censorship
system
and
in
j
t
he
same
was
slipped
through
the
Command's
press
advisory
divi-s'on
In
Tokyo.
From
there
it
was
''
Tinn
-lPcd
a
'.-'Urain
at
nearby
n-
Horlense
Crossing
Thursday
,h
triinscmtlneirta!
..
.
J
night,
killing
'o
persons
and
in-
25
30
,,,"Prs'
V,mc
scr"
ur'"K
"
,
is
mat
the
inter-
j
offered
council
a
"deal"
by
which
It
can
add
from
500
to
700
more
telephones
to
its
sys.
'
U'M
without
cost.
n
But
there
is
a
slight
hitch,
says
the
mayor.
"If
we
accept
the
proposal
for
the
company
to
Instal
a
new
board,
we
must
place
an
order
for
an
automatic
system.
And
disseminated
by
news
agencies.
Maj
2:J
Proposed
as
Annual
Citizenship
Day
Here
Prince
Rupert's
Citizenship
Council
intends
to
play
a
prominent
part
in
welcoming
the
new
citizens
of
Mctlakatla
when
that
native
village
receives
its
zuu
looacco
Workers
Off
MONTREAL
Hi)
More
than
two
hundred
workers
were
laid
off
by
Imperial
Tobacco
Co.
he
Friday
because
many
Canadian
Hqva
roHnraH
piparptte
nurriiases
li,
ui:l
i-nulri
nut.
Wt.
'"US'i
TOKYO
A
higldy
placed
T....IC
than
l'-j
Of
any'
tnginrcr
pi
u.e
puftwrusw
.
KaiH
Fririav
that,
tlie
un-
cast
and
west
train.
A.
H.
Bylngton,
was
aeaa,
.
,.
,.
.
on
arrival
at
hospital,
station
j
scheduled
announcement
that
T
Leather
j
.
i.mni
iumn
air
rk
and
24
was
cnmmunLst
troous
-
had
tnuraerea
-
,
.
,h
nil
some
proaucis
,
--,
r-
we
wun
i.
riiuw
wie
tuoi.
u
ouu,
.
.
,
,i
y
I
nv
because
of
in-
dead
in
the
wreckage.
more
than
5,000
United
States
a
system
for
at
least
another
Ii
ancnise
VMUUll
uie
hcal
lvvo
hiuiiuib.
Speaking
to
a
general
meet
prisonpi's
of
war
has
stripped
tne
montn,
wnen
me
cubiuccio
uac
veil
of
mystery
from
what
had
j
arrived
at
a
figure
from
their
(
Synopsis
An
intense
storm
over
ing
of
the
council
Wednesday
night.
Indian
Agent
F.
E.
An-
the
IWUu
J
J'WV.lJ
bmi
holding
up
Korean
armis-
fiou
airl
the
lnmr
soueht
for
north
Pacific
gave
southeast
Meanwhile,
the
citv
must
ac
11,1
tice
talks.
BC
Fire
Tragedy
(I
flirtrt
4
j.
ntcr
competition
with
'
IVS.
j
y
Saskatchewan
and'
.
jS'.::iiii1r(
the
proposal.
i'ir.U'ilj.i
opposed
it.
i
9b
,
contended
that
Al-
j
fos!'l
draw
the
biggest
.
J
tlie
detriment
of
in-!
Manitoba
j
be
a
.statutory
dL-
enfranchisement
of
the
Indian
gale
force
winds
over
the
north
village
near
.Prince
Rupert
would
coast
last
night
and
these
are
very
likely
come
as
a
Christmas
expected
to
persist
through
to
.
The
officer,
who
is
M'.R
nllu
u;ell
Informed
nn.trucp
ne-
following
recent
increase
in
prices
owing
to
new
taxes.
Floods
Hit
North
Italy
ROVIGO,
Italy.
(CP)
Planes
present.
!sotiat:ons,
said:
"Communists
.30
6
05
American
Standard
Ht
ul'
Htir
cept
the
offer
of
'free
installation
of
the
new
board
immediately
or
risk
giving
up
the
offer,
which,
the
company
says,
will
be
turned
over
to
another
city.
"We
all
know
how
much
we
need
those
extra
telephones,"
said
the
mayor.
The
new
board
would
be
in
day.
rtain
from
thi:;
storm
will
spread
to
the
south
coast
by
tonight.
Intermittent
rain
is
ex-
Mother
and
Two
Sons
Are
Burned
to
Death
Mr.
Anfield
called
upon
Prince
Rupert
citizens
to
take
a
Dart
in
the
ceremony
to
wel
don't
want
to
have
to
answer
questions
about
what
happened
to
their
prisoners."
come
the
first
Indians
in
B.C.
ipected
over
the
coast
tomorrow.
VANCOUVER
Ul
A
young
mother
and
her
two
sons
were
to
become
provincial
citizens.
,
There
will
be
an
Increase
in
cloud
humeri
to
death
earlv
Friday
The
council
was
unanimous
in
over
the
interior
today.
This
will
stalled
free
of
cost
to
the
city
'n
against
the
province
'i
Columbia.
C.
W.
Wi.niiiver,
British
Colum-"Mii'nt
counsel,
said.
li
k
it
is
wrong
to
single
I'liip
ol
compel
Hive
rate
fid
ciuisideratioii,".
he
BRX
.
''2
Cariboo
Quartz
115
Cronin
Babine
'J0
Giant
Mascot
95
Indian
Mines
2B
Pend
Oreille
9
50
Pioneer
1
97
Premier
Border
.
32
Privateer
12
Reeves
McDonald
630
and
would
utilize
the
present
when
fire
swept
tneir
small
irame
its
decision
to
tane
part
in
uie
Keep
ure
Kiupwamira
mum
set-up
to
give
immediate
relief
j
home
at
Crescent
Beach,
20
miles
ceremony
which
will
include
top
higher
than
the
near
zero
rcad-
Stewart
Pioneer
Passes
in
City
officials
of
native
tribes
and
the
ings
of
last
night.
south
of
here.
for
another
500
to
700
'phones
Meanwhile,
there
Is
"at
least"
were
ordered
out'
in
peantoup
fog
today
to
drop
bombs
along
the
raging
Po
River
in
an
effort
to
divert
flood
waters
menacing
Rovigo
and
Adrio.
Helicopters
were
pressed
Into
service
to
rescue
terrorized
and
isolated
flood,
victims
in
northern
Italy
where
at
least
80
persons
perished
in
the
last
weelc
federal
Indian
department.
i
GALE
WARNING
A
constitution
presented
by
Nnrtn
coast
region,,,
warn.
the
executive
was
accepted
by
.
.
t
,H
The
victims,
Mrs.
Madeline
Brown,
and
her
sons,
Paul,
aged
a
30-month
delav
period
from
tirim.,.-.
o..v.m
ii
cn,,rr.,...i-,
.
......
...
i
"iiuaui
uuum,
io,
ouuiuuuu
order
date
peiore
uie
automatic
2,
and
Phillip,
one
rt.he
meetintr
and
several
work-
.
.?
j..
'
;XJt
-d
wutQe,5otod;
the
back
of
his
and
prospector
oi
btewart,.
oiea
system
could
be
installed,
George
in
Prince
Rupert
General
Hos-
Knowles,
sales
engineer
.for
the
pital
yesterday.
He
was
single,
company,
advised
a
committee
Born
in
England,
Hobill
came
meeting
of
the
council
last
night,
to
BC.
after
discharge
from
the,
were
eieLiea.
i
Fhlning
overnight
to
southwest
Ijfi'ini
this
objection,
Mr'
''"
British
Columbia
liy
behind
tire
equallza-'4
The
province
was
on
"I
country
and
for
l
"'s
paid
tlie
highest
'h';'s
in
Canada
until
the
'tin
iliiferential"
scale
"filed
down
to
that
of
the
'"Sl.t
y.-ar.
30.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
to
'WB
w
v.
vey
committee
which
will
find
reived
burns
to
hands
and
face
in
vain
efforts
to
rescue
his
family.
An
empty
house
nearby
was
also
burned.
'
morrowPort
Hardy
and
Sand
out
the
number
ier
w
of
immigia...
immigrants
army
in
the
First
World
War
.f
,
.
...
Prlnf,.
RnPrt;
Reno
Rhrw
Creek
1-85
Silbak
Premier
&
T;i
k
u
River
07
'2
Vananila
'r'
Salmon
Gold
02
Spud
Valley
22
Silver
Standard
2.68
Western
Uranium
3.75
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
8.10
A
P
Con
"
47
Calmont
1
70
and
for
the
last
20
years'
pros
In
this
area
to
introduce
them
'
'
'
'
and
45'
to
the
council.
I
SPORTS
VOTE
IN
VICTORIA
VICTORIA
'Victoria
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
start
pected
in
the
Stewart
area.
He
had
no
known
relatives
here.
ing
a
move
to
circulate
a
petition
B.
C.
Undertakers
are
in
Ceremonies
and
celebrations
committee
to
conduct
"Citi-
I
zensbip
Day"
is
headed
by
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLean.
It
was
sug-
Authority
I
charge.
Funeral
arrangements
!
seeking
a
plebiscite
on
the
suo-will
be
announced.
ject
of
Sunday
sports
in
the
city.
Property
damage
runs
into
millions,
Z,
Hundreds
of
thousands'"
of
acres
of
the
fertile
Po
Valley
are
under
water,
damaging
crops.
Muddy
waters
are
already
flooding
the
streets
of
Rovigo,
provincial
capital
of
40,000
population.
-Adrio,
with
similar
population,
lies
to
the
southeast.
.
Authorities
hope
that
bombs
will
breach
the
banks
of
tha
canal
and
send
the
surging
Po
waters
into
a
less
thlckley
populated
region.
i
Battle
in
Port
Said
Central
Leduc
2.50
DAILY
NEWS
CENSUS
CHECK
Home
Oil
18.50
Mercury
23
Okalta
,
2.70
Pacific
Pete
717
JWere
You
Missed
in
For
Seaway
Special
Government
Agency
On
Project
Will
Have
$300,006,060
Kitty
OTTAWA
(CP)
Transport
Minister
Chevrier
today
gave
Royal
Canadian
17V
gested
that
May
23
would
be
a
suitable
day
to
hold
a
ceremony
to
welcome
all
new
citizens
of
the
year.
May
23
was
the
day-set
aside
for
this
ceremony
in
both
Montreal
and
Victoria,
the
council
learned.
An
educational
committee,
headed
by
Mrs.
E.
W.
Becker,
intends
to
assist
in
night
school
classes'
for
immigrants
in
their
study
of
English
language,
geog-
PORT
SAID
(P
One
Egyptian
was
killed
and
two
British
soldiers
were
wounded
today
in
a
1:
j
rvices
For
.
!
-ea
Troops
"4
l.iK
iny
There
Nut
''Bui
Kiireclom
'f-VA
iCP)sc.Cral
Oppo-
freiiibers,
vaterans
of
'r
Uie
lirst
or
second
world
B-ir:dav
urged
the
gov-'f
tn
pmvide
'auxiliary
;1
lur
Canadian
troops
in
George
Hccs
(Progres-jl'uuscrvativc,
Toronto
-:
V1.
veteran
of
the
last
!
in
the
House
of
Com-
1951
Enumeration?
TOKO.VI
If
Athoim
.;
.
.09
J
Aumaque
2V4
Beattle
-22
Bevcmirt
-57
Buffalo
Canadian
lOVi
the
House
of
Commons
notice
that
on
Mondav
he
will
propose
the
establishment
of
a
special
i
raphy
and
history
of
Canada
two-hour
battle
of
guns
in
Port
Said's
Arab
section.
Four
Egyp-!
Urnon
steamer
CI
illcotin,
Capl.
tians
were
also
wounded.
I
James
Hunter,
is
due
in
port
at
Meantime,
Egypt
told
the
Uni-
8:30
this
evening
from
Vancou-ted
Nations
at
Paris
that
she
ver
via
Kemano
and
other
coast
was
willing
to
withdraw
her
of
ft-
points
and
will
sail
later
in
the
cials
and
armed
forces
from
evening
for
south
Queen
Char-cotton-growing
Sudan
to
permit
lotte
Island
points
whence
she
is
a
plebiscite
if
Britain
will
do
the
due
back
here
Sunday
evening
fame.
.
!
returning
south.
......
Bovernment
aaencv
to
build
the
and
will
seek
to
have
the
de-
St.
Lawrence
seaway.
I
partment
of
education
absorb
Th
enrv.
forecast
in
'
the
the
$1
fee
changed
for
this
night
Consol.
Smelters
174.50
Conu.'st
.
,
,-.
3.60
Dnnalda
-37
Eldona
-77
East
Sullivan
9.50
Giiint
Yellowknife
10
00
God's
Lake
35
Hardrot-k
H
course.
General
disappointment
is
expressed
over
the
population,
figure
of
8435
which
has
been
given
Prince
Rupert
in
preliminary
1951
census
returns.
Feeling
is
that
Prince
Rupert's
population
is
nearer
11.000
people.
An
official
understatement
in
the
1951
decennial
census,
which
must
stand
for
ten
years,
would
adversely
affect
city
revenues
and
general
publicity
and
economy
of
the
city
for
a
long
time
to
come.
In
case
federal
census
takers
overlooked
people
in
Prince
Rupert,
the
Dailv
News
has
offered
to
co-operate
in
the
effort
to
check
the
official
returns
witha
view
to
possible
revision.
Persons
who
may
have
been
missed
are
asked
to
fill
out
the
following
form
and
send
it
to
the
Daily
News.
speech
from
the
throne
at
the
opening
of
the
session,
will
be
called
"St.
Lawrence
Seaway
Authority."
,.
It
will
have
power
to
build
and
operate
a
waterway
between
.U
i
'
j
.10
I
.07
I
.43
.76
I
Harricana
Ileva
j
,'aoknlfc
Joliet
Quebec
Little
Long
Lac
Lvnx
Executive
told
the
meettn
that
on
her
recent
visit
here.
Miss
Constance
Hayward,
national
liaison
officer
for
new
citizens,
said
less
than
50
per
cent
of
new
entries
into
Canada
were
actually
studying
to
speak
the
English
language.
A
social
welfare
committee
to
help
integrate
the
work
of
welfare
bodies
is
headed
by
Mrs.
Jens
Munthe.
Montreal
and
Lake
Erie,
to
set
'
d
tne
worst
enemy
cf
is
"ot
fear
It
is
bore-,
y
d:sr.;mfo.-l.
J
!ii:ik
there
never
wus
a
'hui.d
m
which
that
was
M
4S
11
is
liv
Korea,1'
hi
Hieen
('fifogiK'Ssivo-'v,i.
VUiit'ouvior-Quad-'!'
Gillis,
CCF,
Cape
Bre-t.
D.
Fulton,
Pro--
Conservative,
Kam-
tolls
for
shipping
and
borrow
up
to
$300,000,000.
.11
Veterans
Disability
Pensions
Given
Hike
OTTAWA
Increases
in
war
disability
pensions
ranging
up
to
45
percent
were
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
today
by
Hon.
Hugues
Lapointe,
minister
of
veterans'
affairs.
He
informed
the
House
of
these
increases:
1.
Basic
pension
of
$94
a
month
for
a
single
veteran
will
be
'
boosted
to
$125.
2.
Allowance
of
$31
to
total
disability
pensioner's
wife
will
.
be
increased
to
$45,
an
increase
of
45
percent.
3.
Allowance
of
$19
for
first
child
of
a
married
pensioner
will
be
increased
td
$20.
Rates
for
other
children,
which
vary,
will
be
unchanged.
4.
Widows
who
now'
iceive
$75
will
get
$100.
Passenger
Boat
Sinks
30
Drown
Gordon
Churchill,
DAILY
NEWS
CENSUS
CHECK
A
federal
census
taker
did
NOT
call
at
my
home
and
I
have
checked
with
each
member
of
my
family
to
make
sure.
There
are.
.
.
,
persons
in
'my
family.
(signature)
(address)
-
TIDES
-
'w.DnserWiUve,
Wli-
fceiith
centre,
said
Can-
Marisen
Red
Lake
2
06
MoKcnzie
Red
Lake
..
.
-49
McLeod
Coekshutt
2.72
Monela
:
32
Negus
9
Noranda
83.00
Louvlcourt
31
Pickle
Crow
1.65
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
17
Sherrit
Gordon
3.85
Steep
Rock
7.00
Silver
Miller
1
35
wi.iitt
provide
recreational
ii'atiim
facilities
for
the
RANGOON,
Burma
r
Thirty
persons
were
drowned
when
a
double-decked
passenger
boat
capsized
Friday
off
east
Rangoon.
Ninety
persons
swam
to
safety.
Saturday,
November
17,
1951
High
3:33
18.1
feet
15:02
20.0
feet
Low
9:04
9.5
feet
21:51
4.5
feet
f
tvorea.
Minister
Rrnnt.
m
"
lle
suggestions
would
T"
ii'
iiil
coiteklerallon.