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at
Canoda'i
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
Phone
81
v"OL.
XL.
No.
204
PRINCE
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
RUPERT,
B.C.,
30,
1951
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
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Missing
Diplomats
Found,
Maybe
Went
on
"Bender
nee
Rupert
and
Kathleen
Collision
Off
Alaska
i
1
llMilner
New
Kathleen
Holed,
May
Not
Co
on;
Both
Ships
Docked
i
LONDON
(CP)
The
'
Daily
Herald
reported
today
the
Foreign
Office
I
has
learned
the
where-!
abouts
of
two
missing
!
British
diplomats,
Donald
j
MacLean
and
Guy
Bur
.
Pleads
t
Guilty'
Controller
Of
Transport
Two
main
cruise
vessels
loaded
with
tourists
col-
!
ifuea
in
a
pea-soup
log
early
this
morning
near
Lord's
Rock,
50
miles
north
of
Prince
Rupert.
CNR
Kxn
CP
A
22-year-
;.,n
soldier
pleaded
not
mpted
steamship
Prince
Rupert
and
CPU
steamship
Prin
gess.
The
paper
said
secret
service
agents
have
located
the
two
men
after
a
three-month
search
of
OTTAWA
(CP)
Roy
Wilfred
Milner,
one
of
the
country's
foremost
grain
authorities,
today
was
appointed
Canada's
first
fhjr'.'.f'.s
of
attem
cess
ivaimeen
met
practically
head
on,
say
reports
reaching
here.
1
-
peacetime
transport
controller
western
Europe.
in
history.
'
Mrs.
Mellnda,
MacLean,
wife
fill
if
of
one,
Is
vacationing
on
the
His
appointment,
announced
,
uj
ttm,jjui
v
lviillI3l,CL
lIJCVilCl.
,i.,,-,ili.i
aim
ut-iuK
tuu-an
affray
before
a
;;r:.T.ariial
today.
,v
cnamcil
with
mur-.h
grenade
killing
of
j)
K
CTiiii.s
in
a
farm-:
Cmiiym:.
Pte.
Don-
ri
ii.D
S.
Oilawa,
iS
i
o.i
f.r
chariies
Caii.iili.ui
Army
wlth-.inkiiv'imvnu
against
P'.e.
A..U1
liny
Months,
24.
Vancouver.
French
Riviera,
and
has
received
a
message
from
her
husband,
the
Herald
said.
The
paper,
which
has
close
is
an
indication
the
government
has
decided
to
use
direct
action
Thieves
Loot
Island
City
Post
Office
!
to
force
diversion
of
more
Great
i
Lakes
shipping
from
Iron'
ore
government
connections,
said
;
the
Foreign
Office
probably
and
coal
to
grain.
THK
"EX"
IS
OFEN
George
!
Ma'
shall,
U.S.
defence
secretary,
presses
the
button
that
otl:cially
opens
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
in
Toronto.
Gen.
Marshall,
first
American
to
officially
open
the
"Ex."
praised
Canada's
leading
role
in
world
affairs
and
her
contribution
to
the
Korean
war.
Tthe
72nd
opening
of
the
CNE
brought
105,000
persons
to
the
grounds,
10,000
of
whom
attended
th3
official
ceremonies.
(CP
PHOTO)
The
shipping
czar
will
have
power
to
break
contracts
and
redirect
bulk-carrying
traffic
on
!
waterways
and
rail
lines
of
the
'
country.
would
make
no
announcement
until
next
week.
I
MacLean,
38.
left
his
Job.
in
London
May
25,
a
Friday
eve-
j
ning.
Due
for
a
long
week-end,
he
had
three
days
in
which
to
cover
his
tracks
before
his
disappearance
was
discovered.
Burgess,
40,
was
on
leave
at
the
time.
.
'
Unofficial
speculation
ranged
pi
Gir
No
one
was
Injured,
but
damage
to
Kathleen
is
reported
as
"considerable"
by
lo?al
CPR
asent
J.
T.
Notmah.
"The
Kathleen
Is
not
expected
to
go
on,"
he
said.
Both
ships
landed
here
at
2
p.m.,
having
proceeded
from
scene
of
accident
at
a
5-knot
.speed.
A
gaping
hole
ripped
In
the
bow
of
the
Kathleen
led
beneath
the
waterline.
flooding
seamen's
quarters
and
other
compart-
menus.
Following
estimate
of
extent
of
damages,
it
will
be
decided
whether
or
rtot
Kathleen
will
enter
dry
dock
here,
Mr.
Notman
'
said.
'
!
The
collision
occurred
between
4:30
and
S
am.
Prince
Rupert
loft
here
last
night
at
midnight,
bound
for
Ketchikan.
Kathleen
was
returning
to
Vancouver,
following
her
cruise
trip
north.
1
No
severe
damage
to
Prinze
Rupert
hadbeen
reported,
CNR
offices
here
said.
S1UD1ES
PAY-CFF
W.
Ross
MacDonald.
Speaker
of
the
House
of
Commons,
left,
receives
a
medal
from
Lt.-Oov.
Gaspard
Fautjux
of
Quebec
for
his
efforts
to
learn
French
In
order
to
facilitate
his
control
of
the
House.
The
medal
was
awarded
by
Laval
University,
where
Mr.
MacDonald
spent
part
of
the
summer
ta'ting
a
course
In
French.
4
(CP
PHOTOl
NANAIMO
!'
Thieves
who
blew
up
a
post
office
safe
here
1
ucstiay
and
made
off
with
$:i.000
in
ca-sh,
stamps,
money
ordvrs
and
registered
mail
probably
escaped
to
the
mainland
in
a
fi.shboat,
police
said
yesterday.
Police
said
at
least
two
men
and
possibly
four
are
Involved.
-
The
loss
included
$14,000
in
unemp!oment
insurance
stamps
and
SI
500
in
cash.
is
in
Amire
Rupert
Hits
the
Slicks
oria
Vancouver
Men
Vie
Ail-Out
in
Golfing
Meet
Not
Likely
Truce
Talks
widely.
There
were
suggestions
MacLean
and
Burgess,
mentally
unstable,
had
gone
to
Russia
in
belief
they
could
effect
a
reconciliation
between
the
western
International
publicity
of
widespread
interest
Is
given'
Prince
Rupert
in
September
is-j
sue
of
the
Saturday
Evening;
powers
and
the
Soviet
Union.
H
I
;
T
s'cn-ycar-s
i
(
i;
chosen
to
ap-
Usals
"1
Virtorla's
:;',
an.a'eur
contest.
M
.mil
Iiertrand
will
OTTAWA
(CP)
Not
since
1929
Post
In
hif
flrt.iflp
''F.vprvhnriv's
Will
be
Resumed
Soon
TOKYO
(CP)
Red
China
radio
ripped
into
Gonna
Get
Rich!"
witty
William1
otners
thought
simply
the
two
has
one
city
produced
both
fi-Worden
tells
of
burstine
bub-
had
gone
oft
on
a
"bender"
and
,
naltsts
in
Canadian
amateur
golf
Visitors
For
Convention
Here
bles
and
enthusiasm
alternately
were
reluctant
to
return
and
;
championships.
Vancouver
j
face
certain
scandal.
airr
m
niKlit
for
the
ti.'-v
Hom-
Bowl
Tro-v
"wmliT
12
years"i
stands
the
chance
of
pulling
it
In
the
history
of
this
city.
Gen.
Matthew
B.
Ridgway's
latest
stand-pat
message!
Although
Columbia
cellulose
Kathleen,
about
a
4000-ton
ship,
carried
near
300
passen
A
large
number
of
prominent
i
ver
the
'crisis
at
Kkesonsr
savin
tr
it
"vesortprl
t,r
Co.
Ltd.
pulp
mill
and
the
com-
Pww
re
scheduled
to
arrive
,
.
..
..
.
,
5"
p
.
panys
No.
1-
forest
management
t
"id's
competitors
are
'-.
a
pip,
r
and
an
here
for
the
opening
of
the
As-
plain
lies.
1
he
broadcast
acknowledged
receipt
CI
licence
1
the
main
feature,
Wor-
sociated
Boards
of
Trade
con-
i
tv
oiKd
A'
,
den
humorously
reveals
other
I
e
will
sing
:avurnc.
MrTavish
,j
,
j
,
.
J
b
aspects
of
Prince
Rupert:
off
this
year.
j
All
foci
Vancouver
golfers
to
start
the
week-
long
competition
i
at.
Royal,
Ottawa,
are
still
in
these
today
at
the
start
of
the
i
fifth
round.
The
comprise
half
jthe
field.
There
are
the
defending
'champion,
Bill
Mawhmney;
the
new
junior
champion,
Laurie
Roland;
Precy
Clogg
and
Walter
McElroy.
vention
September
5.
They
are:
R.
D.
Baker,
president,
Van
LONDON
(CP)
The
Foreign
Office
denied
today
that
British
secret
agents
have
located
missing
diplomats
Guy
Burgess
and
Donald
MacLean.
William
Ridsdale,
head
of
the
Foreign
Office
news
department,
said
reports
published
in
two
London
newspapers
today
are
"completely
without
foundation."
xiiugway
weuueMiay
naa
puii
the
the
fate
fate
of
of
the
Kaesong
truce
I
couver
Board
of
Trade:
E.
B.
!
j
"Boomy-happy
Prince
Rupert
!ls
Jumping
with
$30,000,000
j
worth
of
excitement
over
a
new
boom
,
.
.
the
only
cynic
left
in
gers,
most
of
them
American
tourists.
Prince
Rupert
carried
a
full
list,
about
195,
many
of
them
returning
to
their
homes
at
Ketchikan.
Neither
of
the
ships
will
sail
tonight,
agents
say.
Capt.
O.
O.
Williams,
CPR
i
manager
of
the
B.C.
coast,
arrived
here
by.
plane
this
after-
i
noon,
along
with
a
passenger
department
representative,
to
decide
what
will
be
done
with
the
heavy
tourist
list.
Harkness.
industrial
agent,
Can-;
talks
squarely
up
to
the
Red
adian
National
Railways;
Sena-'
commanders
by
'refusing
to
tor
James
Gray
Turgeon;
H.
F.
knuckle
down
to
their
demands'
but
offering
to
resume
confer-
UK
Landlords
Seek
Permission
To
Boost
Rents
By
NORMAN
CRIBBENS
LONDON
(Reuters)
British
landlords
and
.
Conservative
'Jl'-riad
Miss
Bert-u'eri
a
Victoria
aud-"0
lust
Friday
niRht
tonniii
d
"I
Belong
'per;
audiences
here
'.listeners
last
Christ-C'lirad
Street
School
Hif
pertorinance
of
'!'"li.-r.
ik
b-r
ri
spending
the
Virtoria
with
her
"'
Mary
Parker,
Prmrp
Rupert.
this
hard-luck
town
is
a
local
wooden
Indian,
who
has
seen
bubbles
burst
before."
The
article
Is
embellished
by
reproduction
of
five
full-color
photographs
showing
local
and
pulp
mill
scenes.
Bird,
secretary,
Automobile
Association
of
Canada;
F.
G.
Brown,
president.
AAA;
H.
B.
Main,
Canadian
Pacific
Airlines;
Olaf
Hanson,
Vancouver;
Hon.
A.
D.
Turnbull,
minister
of
health
and
welfare,
Victoria;
F.
M.
Dockrill.
Bulkley
Valley
Colli.
.fine
Tnllrti-a
RnrnarH
Alton
,
ence.
j
The
broadcast
accused
Ridg-way
of
being
evasive
in
his
lat-!
est
reply.
The
UN
commander
had
re-i
fused
to
again
investigate
Red
IIKI.ONGINCS
LOST
The
big.
gaping
hole
on
the
port
side
of
the
damaged
ship
4
members
of
Parliament
are
cam
i
charges
that
an
allied
plane
stretched
from
the
top
railing
tO;su
Canadian
National
below
the
water
line
and
is
some
150
Flee
Lightning
Forest
Fire
on
Coast
VANCOUVER
(CP)
Women
and
children
evacuated
yesterday
from
a
logging
settlement
at
the
mouth
of
the
Britain
River
as
a
forest
fire
advanced
on
the
community
of
150
persons.
The
settlement
is
on
Jervis
Inlet,
about
60
miles
up-coast
from
-
-'Vancouver.
ICCO
WorlPrc
,
bombed
Kaesong
truce
site
on
:
the
night
of
August
22.
j
Ridgway'previously
had
denied
I
the
charge
and
said
It
is
("obviously
manufactured."
His
headquarters
said
in
a
separate
'statement
that
the
Reds
had
Railways;
J.
T.
Gawthorpe;
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
Skeena
MP;
Gordon
Root,
public
-relations
ofiicer,
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
Ltd.,
Prince
Rupert;
W.
H.
Boxer
KO'd,
In
Critical
Condition
?ike
Riot
10
Let
across
It
ripped
open
the
seamen's
quarters,
most
of
whom
lost
all
their
possessions.
Sympathetic
passengers
took
up
a
collection
of
mure
than
J800
;
to
be
divided
amongst
the
un-;
lortunate
sailors.
Well
over
half,
th
."
passengers
are
tourists
from
!
paigning
for
Increased
rents
from
tenants
of
privately-owned
houses.
They
are
bringing
pressure
on
the
government
to
amend
the
rent
restrictions
acts,
by
which
rentals
on
unfurnished
houses
and
apartments
are
kept
down
to
1939
levels.
Landlords
want
the
.
acts
changed
to
allow
them
to
increase
rents
by
a
minimum
of
six
shillings
and
elghtpence
in
G.
Crocker,
Prince
Rupert;
L.
Eicroyd,
Vancouver.
tried
to
present
flimsy
evidence
at
night,
when
refused
a
daylight
check.
Accusing
Ridgway
in
his
Wed-
AL
(CP)
Police
rc-f'-ed
out.
last
night
"far
riot
at
the
'!
'"'I'erial
Tobac-'o
'"it
alter
what
the
a
"sneak
company
'
ni
Ve
five
n.rifiaHu
TIDfcS
-
-
NEW
YORK
Pi
-Welterweight
I
bo:.r
George
Flores,
of
Brook-1
lyn,
who
was
knocked
out
and!
lailed
to
regain
consciousness!
Calliomla.
MAYBE
ANOTHER
SHIP
Mi
.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Cronian,
of
nesday
reply
of
stacking
It
with
FISH
ARRIVALS
Some
30
women
and
children
were
removed
by
boat
to
an-
contradictions,
Peiping
said:
Friday,
August
31.
1951
the
pound.
They
want
these
in-
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
"On
one
hand,
he
slanders
our
creases
to
be
exclusive
of
taxes,
last
night.
Is
reported
in
critical
condition
today
after
a
brain
High
0:27
19
6
feet
side
as
refusing
to
continue
in-
which
are
also
soaring.
13:09
18.9
feet
vestigation
while
on
the
other;
Permission
to
Increase
rents
Peration.
other
camp
while
men
stayed
I
behind
to
fight
the
onru&hing
i
flames.
18,
Fire,
started
by
lightning,
has
.
burned
13.000.000
feet
of
timber
American
(Thursday)
21,500,
22,
20
He
was
taken
to
hospital
after
Low
6:54
3
5
feet
nana
siuoDorniy
refused
our
re-
was
sought
recestly
in
a
reso-j
Police
officials
""tiers
and
members
""n
for
the
two-'as.
t
Has
stoned
at
the
M
outbreak
and
all
and
Eclipse
Storage.
Canadian
and
has
destroyed
13
pieces
of
being
knocked
out
by
Roger
Donoghue.
Yonkers,
in
the
eighth
and
last
round
of
a
semifinal
bout
In
the
Kid
Gavilin-BiUy
Graham
welterweight
championship
card
at
Madison
19:02
6.4
feet
question
lor
re-lnvestigatlon."
.
There
was
little
expectation
,
,
;
here
that
the
cease-fire
negoti-
FORESTED
ISLANDS
atlons
would
be
resumed
on
the
New
Zealand
has
about
13,-
basis
of
the
allied
commander's
400,000
acres
of
forests.
latest
note.
lution
passed
by
the
National
Federation
of
Property
Owners.
It
was
suggested
that
working-class
houses
now
rentea
at
13
shillings
eightpence
per
week,
exclusive
of
taxes,
should
have
Miss
Jean,
3500
halibut,
26,
22
i0gging
machinery.
It
covers
an
and
18,
Storage.
23,000
black
cod,
area
of
about
seven
mile-s
long
15.6
and
18'i,
storage.
iand
three
miles
wide
!.u
liwi
floor
four-;l"8
smashed,
"f
Local
234,
Inter-'Oaeco
Woritoi-o-
ti-
their
rents
raised
by
at
least;
Square
Garden,
four
shillings
eightpence
a
wees,
j
I
AuBu.st
21
lor
higher
w.Daiiv
ni.,iM.
..
(Wednesday)
Tatlow,
36.000
black
cod,
6000
halibut,
Co-op.
m
v
F'o'na
in
nam-
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Evacuation
is
the
second
this
week
from
fires
raging
through
British
Columbia
forestlands.
Monday
night,
71
persons
fled
by
boat
from
Forward
Bay,
on
Cracroft
Island.
150
miles
northwest
of
here.
One
man
was
killed
by
a
falling
tfee.
to
3700
the
num-
;ers.
Clrclevllle.
Ohio,
thought
they
saw
another
ship
just
after
the
j
collision.
I
"It
wa?
ve.-y
f.igKy-
We
heard
'
four
5harp
shrilling
whis;lcs
and
then
came
the
bump.
We
looked
j
out
of
the
cabin
window
and
saw
tha
two
ships
pulling
away
from
each
other.
"Then
we
saw
another
ship,
a
freighter,
heading
straight
for
the
Prince
Rupert.
It
stopped
about
50
feel
away
and
disappeared
in
thj
fo."
Said
Oscar
Ulman,
of
San
,
Diego:
'
It
didn't
bother
me
very
much,
although
others
were
a
bit
ex-
cited.
I
am
a
fatalist,
you
know,
li
it
;omps,
it
comes."
Mrs.
W.
J.
Walton,
of
Calgary,
Ih
-light
differently.
"I
was
frightened,
of
course,
but
the
crew
soon
had
us
calmed
down.
We
were
standing
by
the
lifeboats
with
lifebelts
on
and
both
ships
put
on
their
lights.
"There
was
really
no
panic
'
and
the
crew
Was
very
good
to
us.
I
hey
brought
up
our
breakfast."
:
She
was
on
her
way
to
wire
home
!
to
say
she
was
alright.
,
((
ourtfM
H,
!.
Jotuihtmi
Co,
Ltd.)
Leather
Two
Hurt
in
Car
Accident
In
an
automobile
accident
last
evening
near
Galloway
Rapids
fman
of
ties
Dies
"!!-Dr.
W.
A.
Synopsis
cloud
persists
in
the
Some
.
Air
Passenger:
Mis.
Victor
Morrison
and
Mrs
The
property
owners
said
they
needed
the
extra
rent
to
enable
them
to
maintain
tenanted
houses
In
a
proper
state
of
repair,
and
to
prevent
existing
houses
from
becoming
uninhabitable.
They
urged
that
the
present
rent
restrictions
acts
should'
be
replaced
by
one
comprehensive
act
fixing
rents
at
a
figure
allowing
them
both
maintenance
costs
and
a
"reasonable
return
on
investment."
BACKED
BY
TIMES
Ernest
Marples,
Conservative
M.P.
for
Wallasey,
supported
the
landlords'
campaign
in
a
letter
Car-
T!
la
Aurinl
were
injured
and
!
souln
coasuu
region
ui
-taken
to
hosoital.
The
driver.
!
ln8
"
lhe
P001
of
moist
Pacific
'
f
en
Mr.
Morrison,
escaped
without
(CPA
1
To
Vancouver
Miss
F.
Hilton,
W.
McRae,
W.
D.
Shenton.
Mrs.
C.
Nichols.
B.
Jackson.
W.
A.
air
which
has
been
lying
over
northern
Washington
for
the
past
two
days
moves
slowly
serious
Injury.
The
city
ambulance
responded
to
the
call
but
the
patients
had
already
been
given
initial
attention
by
a
doc
Dalmage,
Mrs.
K,
C.
Aird
and
3:m''
public
utlli-;f"n.
died
last
night
'7e
He
had
been
in
",r
'
s'nue
months.
n
beme
head
of
.;'
ni'c
council
and
in
'l,1,"'rt
chairman
"s
fmimission.
tor
fror
Miller
Bay
hospital
and
(had
been
mad'3
comfortable
in'
the
truck
so
that
the
ambulance
was
not
used.
nam
nas
uecn
geueiiu
uu.mg
child
c
pierce
j
0.
Manning,
the
night
in
the
southern
inter-,
y
collier
Mrs
F
Clark
'
'
'
'
lor
and
as
far
west
as
Abbots-
j
.
ford.
Amounts
were
generally1
IVJCA)
small
although
several
points
In
Stewart
G.
S.
Andrews,
T.
the
Kootenays
reported
close
to
Wallace.
E
Allen,
N.
Lupick.
one-quarter
of
an
Inch.
!
AnyoxT.
H.
McMahon,
R.
F.
Another
mass
of
cold
air
is
McArthur.
beginning
to
move
southward,
Alice
Arm
P.
P.
Henderson.
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
13
Bralorne
6.10
B
R
X
03
Cariboo
Quartz
'
1.30
Congress
08
Oiant
Mascot
1.10
Indian
Mines
30
Pend
Oreille
8.60
Fioneer
197
Premier
Border
47
'i
Privateer
..-
13'4
Reeves
McDonald
4.80
Steep
Creek
1.63
s-'hak
Premier
56
Taku
River
07
Vananda
11
Spud
Valley
.-
25
Silver
Standard
240
Western
Uranium
4.60
'
Cronln
Bablne
59
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
6.80
A
P
Con
54
Calmont
155
C
&
E
15.85
Central
Leduc
2.10
Home
Oil
16.75
Mercury
12
Okalta'
2.70
Princess
1.27
Royal
Canadian
11
Royalile
1800
TORONTO
Athona
09
'4
Aumaque
30
Beattle
.
.41
Bevrourt
51
Buffalo
Canadian
18
Consol.
Smelters
167.00
Conwest
3.75
Donalda
46
Eldona
I8ty
East
Sullivan
9.40
Giant
Yellowknife
9.95
Ood's
Lake
35
Hardrock
10
'j
Harrlcana
08i
Hrva
.15
Little
Long
Lac
73
Madsen
Red
Lake
2
25
McKenzie
Red
Lake
....
.46
McLeod
Cockshult
2.70
Moneta
31
Negus
.73
Noranda
75.00
Louvicourt
,
16
Pickle
Crow
1.70
San
Antonio
-.
2
65
Steep
Rock
7.60
Silver
Miller
1.48
Upper
Canada
1.70
Golden
Manitou
6.75
to
the
Times,
quickly
followed
by
letters
by
other
Conservatives
and
members
of
the
Property
Owners'
Federation.
The
Times
gave
the
landlords
its
blessing
in
a
lead
editorial.
W
A
N
T
P
n
'
the
cases
are
even
related
to
I
1914
standards,"
the
Mail
said.
N.aJe?ERIENCED
STOREKEEPER,
I
1
l'ke
'
charge
of
retail
h(iHi
..,...
.
through,
the
MacKenzie
Valley:
this
morning
and
is
expected
to
bring
cloud
and
some
rain
to
the
Cariboo
Friday.
No
appreciable:
T"c
CXPERIINCED
WARFMOIKFU
AKl
"The
costs
of
renewals
and
decorations
has
not
been
frozen.
It
has
at
least
doubled
since
1939.
so
that
most
landlords
cannot
afford
to
keep
their
property
in
a
good
state
of
repair.
Slums
are
created,
as
fast
as
new
houses
are
erected."
The
Mail
added,
however,
that
"It
Is
clearly
anomalous
to
!
use
no
stronger
word
that
the
rents
of
most
private
dwellings
should
remain
fixed
at
what
they
were
in
1939,"
the
Times
said,
The
Daily
Mail
in
an
editorial
said
the
"grasping
landlord"
was
a
stock
figure
that
lingered
on
,LS0
TRUCK
DRIVERS
and
SWAMPERS
f
change
is
expected
in
the
wea-
ther
along
the
north
coast.
i
Forecast
!
North
coast
region
Sunny
and
warm
today
and
Friday..'
Light
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
Apply
in
person
to
Baseball
Tonight
6:45
p.m.
FINAL
SERIES
...
-
GORDON
&
ANDERSON
VS.
ABEL
&
ODOWFS
Admission
SSc
PERT
&
"in
the
mythology
of
Socialism.'
McCAFFERY,
LIMITED
any
large
or
uncontrolled
rise
in
That
Is
partly
why
rents
of
1
rents
"would
knock
the
coun-;
highs
Friday
at
Port
Hardy.
,
Pric
Rupert.
B.C.
I
privately
owned
houses
are
still
!
try's
economy
into
j
fixed
at
1939
levels,
and
In
half
i
hat."
a
cocked
,
Sandspit
and
Prince
Rupert,
48
i
and
70.