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No.
242
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
16,
1951
PRICE
FIV2
CENTS
f
pper
rraser
n
Prims
f
Vtting
finns
msassDDia
WW
Royal
Party
Enters
West
Moslem
World
In
New
Crisis
Ol'VKR
(r
-
Fisheries
s
hails
as
"the
'
most
,nl
event
of
the
year"
BC
salmon
fisheries
..e
arnvel
of
pink
m
-measurable
quan-n
the
spawning
bed
il
the
Upper
Fraser
for
,
time
since
the
disas-,,U'S
Gate
.slide
at
1913.
idv(.nt
of
the
pinks
on
Jfr
Fraser
means
that
run
of
Pnik
salmon,
at
stabilized
at
around
fanes
in
cycle
seasons,
,,.
up
well
over
the
,
mark
in
future
years.
Winnipeg
Greets
Elizabeth
People
of
North
Hailed
From
Kapuskasing
RAWALPINDI,
Pakis-
'
had
gathered
people
from
all
j
'lonHo
in
mnfi.il
Acnat
unrlor.
.
i"uo
tit
uvu
,ay.,vt
u""-1
:
,
.
.
mi
T"i
"I
a.
Square
Dance.
Craze
Hits
London;
Leader's
Dilemma
LONDON
ti
The
loyal
square
dance
at
Ottawa's
Government
House
seems
to
have
started
something,
.
,
An
orchestra
leader
called;
at
London
Canadian
Pres
offices
foday
with
an
inquiry
about
"any
Canadian
who
can
act
as
a
caller
at
square
dances."
The
inquirer
said
he
had
been
swamped
with
requests
since
people
saw
pictures
of
Princess
Elizabeth
square
dancing
in
Canada.
com-!
tan
xrj
ine
t
anisiani
WINNlPFnWinnitiPtnolciho
standing
and
goodwill.
A
",
Government
Action
on
High
Prices
Demanded
OTTAWA
(CP)
Leaders
of
three
Opposition
parties
demanded
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
that
the
government
take
action
to
stem
rising
prices.
They
were
told
by
Prime-
Minister
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
that
only
one
anti-inflationary
measure
was
contemplated
at
this
time
but
others
may
develop.
George
Drew,
leader
of
the
i
Progressive
Conservative
partv.
dfcvoff
tortnv
to
wpiroe
pH.imunlty
mosaic."
cosmopolitan
In
Pr?
Minister
Liaquat
Elizabeth
and
the
Duke
of
me
.fA"!
Ali
Ali
Khan,
Khun
aged
amA
56,
Kft
leader
WW
pt
Ends
of
the
world's
largest
Moslem
state,
died
to-'
night
from
an
assassin's
bullets.
The
gunman,
who
fired
the
two
shots
from
a
revolver,
was
killed
on
the
spot.
Liaquat
was
rushed
to
hospital
where
an
operation
was
performed
but
failed
to
save
him.
Bullets
truck
him
in
the
Edinburgh
as
they
entered
Can-
"''
i""v
to
UCyC1-
ada
West.
Cool,
cloudy
weather
J
Pment
of
Pvince
and
Domin-threatening
snow,
did
not
detract
iion-
,,
from
the
enthusiasm
of
the
occa-
.Mayors
and
reeves
from
all
Sjon
.
!
cities
and
municipalities
in
the
The
Provmce
attended
the
luncheon.
Royal
couple
arrived
by
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
plane
The
Premier
presented
a
at
noon
from
Kapuskasing
to
be
cnek
'or
5W00
'rom
the
Pro-met
at
the
airport
by
Lieuten-
mc
"
K'ft
of
appreciation
ant-Governor
and
Mrs.
R
F.
for
wnat
Britain
had
done
for
McWilllams,
Premier
and
Mrs.
i
Manitoba
during
the
flood
and
Douglas
Campbell
and
Mayor:
to
be
used
for
whatever
cause
and
Mrs.
Garnet
Coulter.
!
"cr
R"val
Highness
deemed
Driving
through
the
city,
the
'
worthy.
and
M.
J.
Coldwell,
CCF,
backed
f
I
1
1
up
their
alms
with
motions
I
III
I
fl
fl
I
Art
ft
Hi
C
Employment
Is
Mounting
t
Rule
which
technically
call
for
votes
of
non-confklence
In
the
government.
Mr.
Brew's
motion
called
for
"adequate
steps"
to
"combat
in
Would
Talk
With
Russia
Truman
Calls
Upon
Soviet
,
For
Real
Peace
Talk
to
Head
Off
Atomic
"Scourge"
Parking
Meters
;
OTTAWA
(CP)Canada's
labor
.force
and
the
number
of
per-
royal
couple
came
to
the
Royal
,
Nine-year-oid
Alice
Prefor.-;
chest.
sons
with
jobs
both
reached
i
Alexandra
Hotel
where
a
lunch-
talne
presented
the
Princess
1
The
prime
minister
was
shot
flation
and
deal
effectively
with;
Installation
of
parking
meters
the
high
cost
of
living."
on
city
streets
was
called
for
by
Mr.
Coldwell
went
further
and
1
AId'
H
M'
Da8ett
t
special
requested
price
controls
and;clty
counc'l
meeting
last
night,
subsidies
to
equalize
sacrifices
I
Thts
was
one
of
several
points
which
the
people
are
being
asked
!
brought
to
attention
of
the
po-to
make
at
this
time.
Utee
and
licensing
committee.
4
-The
Egyptian
Leg-jduy
unanimously
pas-Ki
end
the
joint
rule
of
,
tuypt
and
Britain,
In
itam
to
far
held
the
re.
I
proclaim
d
King
Fa-be
King
of
Egypt
and
:
It
becomes
eflective
king
suns
it.
WINSTON
-SALEM,
North
ln
mla'auusl
wnue:.
Dy
me
provin-
w
,
as
he
rose
to
speak
to
a
Moslem
Carolina
o
PrP.kinnt
Tr,,m
V""U.
UIlemP!oyment
was
the
!
al
government
with
the
Pre-!
Crowds
which
lined
the
streets
Lrowd
here
near
the
troutjlecl
as
Their
Royal
Highnesses
drove
jstate
0j
Ka.shmlr,
crux
0f
the
v
v
umj
iuwat
Kill
ICtUI
U.
llie
V
101111115.
pointedly
called
upon
Russia
yes-
Bureau
of
Statistics
reported
,
PREMIER
SPEAKS
j
by
broke
police
lines
and
de-,
long-stancling
dispute
between
terday
to
agree
upon
disarma-
1
yesterday.
TiTC
premier,
in
speaking,
ex-'
laved
them
or
half
an
hour
in
!
Pakistan
and
India
Mr.
St.
Laurent
said
that
the
Ald'
Don
F'n-
chairman,
said
ment
terms
which
would
"freet,
,
nn"aKr'cultural
sector
of
I
pressed
double
tnanksgiving
lor
"a.
,
,g
I.
,
y.
Alexanara
Arl
incensed
crowd
attacked
the
world
from
the
scourge
of
'e
f:
"t'n"f
occasion-tte
accomplish-
Hotel
luncheon
J
thfasnr
i
"Tore
him
to
only
anti-Inflationary
measure
'
,
commluee
would
look
care-contemplated
would
prohibit
I
,
lly
lnt0
tne
matter
ot
park-
the
exiting
arrange-
atomic
wariare
.
'"-
-.1
.."i.
t..
um:m:ni
oi
tne.
roval
visit
and
the:
"
j
imDiovempnt
irapiovement
in
in
th
Uie
Kings
Kino'
a
...
visit
to
trw
City
Hall
alter
,
r
ow
Thfi
ajwassinatinn
hrinirx
thn
,
Tt.
-
.j
,
.
.
"'e
agiicuiiurai
segmem
is
re-
'
i
m
D
1
The
President
again
offered
to
ipfj
i
P'
the
coium-ricn
tsuoan
producers
iromN
lixing
retail
mainly
by
Britain
al-
prices
of
their
goods.
That)
Alcl-
T-
B-
Black
voiced
strong
Eivpt
Iiad
to
endorse
measure,
recommended
bv
the
!
0
b
J
e
c
1
'
0
n
to
"Indiscriminate
"sit
down
with
the
Soviet
Union"
:
Th
1.1
.
c
.
WI11UI1
OL.
OUllllitUC
Was
VUjILCU
0
-
'hetore
arriving
at
thP
Parlia-
1
Moslem
world
to
the
brink
of
a
parKing
ai
over
the
citv"
and
!
and
other
countries'
to
work
nut
:
i
ue
fteuuuieiiia
01
m-
.
"-
,,.
-
--.
"
"
1
new
kis
t
a
rim
hn
omnh.
i
.,,.ioii.,
h
.,lQ,.mnt.
.
.,,
"...
u,,u
auo.ig
nie
veen
enoea
au-1
fection
and
resDect
which
had
meni
Bunaings
lor
a
reception
r"
"
V".
"
Tr
."Jf:.
rnur
general.
This
was
combines
commission,
is
not
formality.
likely
to
have
"very
substantial
'effect"
on
the
cost
of
living.
It
wrecd"
car;
parTed'in
front
"or
!
the'-hoTroTorwoTd
r"TnS
ana
:
than
th
V"
ostlnmt
I
"d
the
vtalt
of
the
King
and
.
T
..
,
uo
aefen
es
tLre
aLtast
tha
near
various
cltv
earaEes.
"provide
a
basis
basis
for
for
durahl
durable
:
;
"ore
"l
Queen
here
in
1939
and
the
ca-
"
s
may.
he
said,
"bring
about
some
lor
August
1950.
"It's
worse
than
ever
now.
Peace."
changes
in
resale
prices."
threat
of
Communism.
Reports,
said
that
the
killer,
named
Khaksaw,
evidently
be
PprSin.
Uilhnnt
pmnlntimunt
Court
After
pacity
for
and
attention
to
duty!
tonignt
a
Duuei
dinner
is
which
Their
Majesties
had
dem-
beln8
Siven
in
Government
House
onstrated
Premier
Camnhell
rio-
aIter
which
the
Princess
and
Part
leaders
SDoke
In
debate
i
Some
o
these
wrecks
have
been
He
urged
Russia
to
abandon
its
1
and
seeking
worlt
.imnnpri
f
mm
longed
to
an
extra-right-wing
c,a,d
that
their
daughter
had
civic
TkZ
on
the,
address
in
reply
to
the,Parled
near
private
property
propaganda
and
"phony"
peace
!
103.000
for
August
1950
to
78
000
Speech
from
the
Throne
read
!
and
alone
clty
streets
for
j
talk.
.
for
August"
1951.
ce
Chase
won
the
hearts
of
all
Canadians
ance
in
the
Auditorium.
In
expressed
dissatisfaction
with
uciooer
w
ai
tne
opening
of
the
I
v":
"'""""ii
"i
police
should
be
drawn
to
this
Labor
Front
fall
session.
in
displaying
those
same'
01
lne
ryal
vls"'
tnere
qualities
with
which
her
parents
ire
no
mal1'
Dread
or
mllk
de-
1
situation."
main
Mr.
Drew
said
that,
unless
the
"Liaquat's
policy
of
moderation
toward
India."
'This
sect
would
have
commenced
-a
"holy
war"
with
India.
1
thruimh
the
!
the
city
last
night
nrnhifm
nt
infi0n,.n
to
oi,ih
Aid.
Fitch
agreed
but
said
at
had
endowed
her.
Their
interest
-'ly
a,lu
a"
in
this
were
closed
this
after-
country
was
deeply
ap-jsttores
ins
a
car
allegedly
.-
fa,
min.
ri,,
..
H
.ri,'
1
present
the
police
committee
owner's
consent
lci7eJ
some
credit
restricUoas
j
had
no
machinery
to
deal
with
Compensation
Bd.
Is
in
Session
Here
preciated.
I-'
The
Premier
recalled
that
this!
Prmcess
Elizabeth
spoke
to
the
territory
(Manitoba!
had
been
PePle
of
the
Canadian
North-
Port
Simpson
Indian
mmKpri
h
th
Doornm.
nH
i
these
parking
problems.
He
sug-
'
EAT
HER
pu.ire
court
today.
;
called
for
repeal
of
Increases
I
Impounding
of
such
vio-
nd
until
this
after-
last
spring
m
the
sales
and
ex-
latlns
vehicles,
following
a
us
Dennis,
18,
was
ar-
else
taxes
1
warning
to
owners,
might
stop
in
a
car
with
which
Mr
r,rf
...
.,j
'the
practice
"but
we
haven't
got
claimed
for
the
British
in
1612
land
last
'ven,nB
flom
Kap
is-and
ever
since
had
been
part
of
kasm6.
addressing
a
crowd
from
the
balconv
of
the
Empire
or
Commonwealth
Since
Kapuskasing;
it
had
become
a
nrnvinr..
tt
hrt
I"n-
she
conveyed
a
greeting
of
Synopsis
Cold
air
lies
over
the
Interior
ol
the
province
and
there
is
The
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
will
be
ln
session
at
Prince
f
ed
collider!
forced
the
7,,'"
the
'""Chinery
to
do
it."
shown
admlraUon
to
the
pioneer
com
progress
equalling
that
of
the
""P""4
ueraj
Hospital
Novem-
munities.
expressing
reffret
that
1
some
slight'
seepage
of
this
air
0
"",t,-
a
inllation
to
"run
wild."
The'
"
'
v",ber
8
to
Interview
workers
with
1
rltrhl.
.
nf
,
taxi
,
stands
tn
limp
mnrp
I
vw
iuibcis
vnii
any
other
part
of
this
country.
The
greatest
resource
of
a
she
would
be
able
to
visit
more
'
down
the
coastal
valleys.
Teni-
Trade
Pact
With
Indies
!
Canadian
government
had
ln-
'
"
"
forTarkine
compenaation
problems.
aLsu
charged
stituted
a
policy
of
"rationing
'
i'a""e
car
.sPaCe
.'Jfi
A
letter
read
at
the
last
meet-
However."
:
P-'natures
varied
widely
over
the
i'.h
Prince
its
citizens
and
here
In
Manitoba
he
assured,
"you
are
always
In
Pwlnce
overnight.
oy
purse,''
pricing
many
Cana-
i
wanted
to
know
if
taxis
were!"1"'
"'f
""""
"na
Dur
George
reported
11
degrees
.
j
,
uur
iiiuugiiLa.
I
vuuiicu
asMyi
au
mose
wisning
xicittctl.
i
diana
right
out
of
the
consumer
ails
screamed
and
commodity
market.
I
charged
for
parking.
j
"Is
that
always
'
adhere
to?'
ipjuiiii
in
fright
as
the'
an
niLcivitw
to
notny
ine
board's
head
office
In
Vancouver
before
October
9.
j
HALIFAX.
Increased
trade
j
between
Canada
and
the
British
asked
an
alderman.
f
cruiiv
aloirn
Third
I
above;
Quesnei
21;
Penticton
39,
land
Cianbrook
26.
On
the
coast
j
temperatures
were
in
the
mid-:
thirties
although
Vancouver
reported
a
low
of
32.
There
was
UjBht
frost
at
many
points
on
the
lower
mainland
for
the
first
time
this
season.
There
will
be
frost
again
tonight
at
many
Cease
Fire
Line
Firm
IN
Wants
It
Along
Present
Battleline
Ready
To
Keep
on
Fighting
atxmt
7.20
p.m.
of
the
err
is
Jack
Col-f
..iy
Di'iinis
took
the
iw
Uie
King
George
1!
s
parwd.
'and
a
Siwt
and
Third
ul.ldcd
with
a
car
Another
matter
of
importance
""V""''
"
"
'
to
workers
discussed
was
a
let-if1
!rom
an
agreement
details
ter
from
Attorney
General
Wis-
!0'w.?,ch
'm"'tan
w
U
fbe
an""nced
mer
stating
that
unions
will
be
;
inf(rm
"fwa,
Lo"on
and
notified
of
coroners'
inquesis
Jr,mdad
fory-into
'
d
here
es-union
industrial
accidents,
if
a
hwas
f
member
is
Involved.
Union
!
iray
J'.
9
Majorl
C'
African
Plane
Kills
Seventeen
I
JOHANNESBURG
(f
Seventeen
persons
were
killed
when
a
1
South
African
Airways
DC-3
Lines
v
Drawn
For
Election
LONDON
(P
The
flag
dropped
last
night
for
the
general
election
in
Britain
as
the
deadline
passed
for
nominations
for
October
25
polling.
Closing
of
the
lists
of
candi-
"No,"
said
City
Cierk
ft.
W.
Long,
"but
they
are
allowed
one
car
space."
1
'
"Definitely
not.
Often
five
or
.'ix
cabs
are
parked
in
front
of
one
stand,"
answered
another.
Aid.
Daggett
also
pointed
out
to
the
board
of
works
committee
that
Cotton
Street
beween
j
points.
,
vu
11m
I
Laurt-n-c
Van
Pyk-
prior
to
opportunity
to
give
evidence
and
11
spinning
sailing
aboard
the
Canadian
Na-
i
TOKYO
(CP)
General
Mat-
-tra
nave
-.
"i-i.
'
burnrd'afler
crashing
Into
7.5O0-!
Fifth
and
Sixth
Avenues
and
examine,
cross-examine
examine
witnesses.
i
tional
Steamships
liner
Lady
i
thew
B.
Ridgwav
yesterday
said
1
The
weather
will
continue
unsettled
with
variable
cloudiness,
along
the
coast.
There
were
a
few
showers
over
the
Charlottes
this
morning
and
these
will
likely
spread
to
the
south
coast
tomorrow.
The
interior
weather
will
be
mainly
clear
and
cold.
Forecast
that
the
United
Nations
will
;
dates
found
seventy-seven
wom-
Nelson
for
Trinidad
P"liie
constable
along
',Jot
lne"
Mountain,
90
miles!
Young
Street
between
Fourth
Nar
the
Totem
The
sou,h
01
Durban.
and
Fifth
Avenues
were
in
"de-
Nii'iiiK
car
narrnuiCi
Two
children
were
among
the
plorable
condition"
and
action
stand
firm
"
on
011
its
its
utuianu
demand
for
ior
a
a
en
en
and
arm
some
some
1,300
i.juu
men
iiren
ready
reaay
to
The
agi
agreement
cement
was
was
negotiat
R
G
Moore
nrinciDal
of
King'
negoua;-i'u
ed
Dy
representatives
of
Canada,
i
cease-fire
along
the
Korean
bat-
:
fight
what
has
been
described
Dro-1
Edward
Iwurd
School
School,
outlined
outlined
a
a
pro
1'1't-uu
ui
thpuirp.
t-'venteen,
including
crew
of
should
be
taken
Immediately
to
the
British
West
Indies
and
the
tlellne.
jBiitain
s
most
important
post-
1
have
dangerous
holes
filled.
,
loui.
who
were
killed.
United
Kingdom
in
London
last
!
Despite
efforts
to
resume
truce
war
election.
inive
ihr,,
.,
u
.
.
The
plane
was
flying
from
Port
dffl"8'
Durban'
posal
to
organize
a
Citizenship
Council
in
Prince
Rupert.
William
Brett
was
named
as
the
TLLC
rep
rescntta
tive;
H.
M.
Daggett,
as
alternative
representa-
Ten
Dead
in
Blast
May
with
a
view
to
further
lib-j
talks,
the
supreme
allied
com-
Prime
Minister
Clement
Attlee's
j
North
coast
region
Variable
eralization
of
trade
between
the",
mander
promised
that
United
'
Labor
Party
and
Winston!
cloudiness
today
and
Wednes-dollar
and
sterling
countries,
j
Nations
forces
would
continue
Churchill's
Conservative
party
:
day.
A
few
showers
over
-
the
Mr.
Major
said
that
a
previ-
j
their
offensive
in
Korea,
their
have
named
candidates
for
all
;
Charlottes
spreading
to
northern
ous
agreement
resulted
in
great-
;
goal
being
to
take
as
much
but
a
few
of
the
625
seats
in
the
Vancouver
Island
this
eveninc.
MORGANTOWN,
Virginia
(CP)
i
tive.
;'W"S
iwu
motor
cars,
;
'
Gordon's
Hurd-
Pyk.stra
and
the
of-;'
forced
Dennis
to
was
along.
Twentv-flve
dollars
was
voted
ier
trade
and
still
further
bene-
I
ground
as
possible.
1
House
of
Commons
Mii,.
Jennie
Brcptzcn.
elderly
P01
1
Simpson
woman,
was
brought
aboard
the
Coquitlam
today
to
Prince
Rupert
for
hospitalization.
She
was
stricken
suddenly
yesterday.
Contmuing
cool.
Light
winds.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomor
for
the
Prince
Rupert
General
!
nts
are
hoped
for
when
the
new
j
"Within
our
capability
we
There
are
only
about
100
Lib-Hosnital
Modernization
Fund
i
P'an
is
made
public
in
the
near
1
want
ground
that
we
can
de-
eral
candidates
as
enmnared
with
rowat
Port
Hardy
-
and
Sand
I
future.
j
fend,"
Ridgway
said
at
one
of
over
400
in
the
last
general
elec-(
spit
38
and
50;
Prince
Rupert
36
Legion
Poppy
Day
and
the
1o-
j
On
his
way
back
to
Trinidad
j
his
rare
press
conferences.
He
tion
land
48
Death
toll
in
the
gas
explosion
which
occurred
in
a
colliery
here
yesterday
has
been
increased
to
ten.
The
men
were
about
to
start
for
the
surface
when
the
entire
crew
was
wiped
out
by
the
blast.
They
were
working
in
a
section
2!-2
miles
underground
from
the
entrance
of
the
Trotter
Coal
Co.'s
bunker
mine,-'
10
miles
northwest
of
here.
.
Thirty
more
miners,
working
in
other
sections
of
the
mine.
fal
Homes
Building
Ren
in
Ai
Wniflmiflf
TODAY'S
STOCKS
MHMMtCourtniy
H.
1.
Johnston
Ca
Lti).
cai
drive
01
the
Canadian
Na-iaiier
a
six-month
visit
to
Can-
aaaeo:
'
in
principle
we
want
a
tional
Institute
for
the
Blind
j
ada,
Mr.
Major
said
he
was
tre-
cease-fire
line
more
or
less
along
were
endorsed
and
will
be
fiuan-i.mendously
impressed
with
the
the
present
battleline.
The
pur-cially
supported.
development
in
all
sections
of
j
purpose
of
the
Eighth
Army
is
Reports
of
unions
from
Van-!
Canada
from
Newfoundland
to
still
to
repel
aggression."
couver
and
New
Westminster
j
British
Columbia
since
he
last
j
The
location
of
the
cease-fire
showed
that
very
few
members
j
toured
the
country
three
years
;
line
is
the
issue
that
snagged
were
unemployed.
ago.
"Everything
there
seems
to
Korean
truce
talks
for
weeks
be-
Presldent
J.
S.
Black
was
in
1
be
expansion
and
prosperity,"'
!
August
23.
-0-lliiit
rental
housino-
m-mopf
in
I'n'nco
were
not
affected.
the
chair.
I
fore
the
Reds
broke
them
off
he
said.
-
...
-
,
j..JW
-""inn
i1(,gln
N0Vemrjer
1(
A(
George
Hills;
council
last
night.
And
final
action
before
j
itucatioo
Worse
Egyptian
I
1
tne
housing
agreement
was
completed
bv
I
J
J'tw
will
be
Fifth
and
Sixth
Avenues
East,!
I
Avenue
in
Westview
and
Eleventh
Avenue.
ft
,!ypo
of
home,
to
I
m
the
different
"
lot
l
uvod
u,ti,
.
.
from
flat-roof
style
to
steep-1
691
iferf
British
with
basements
and
with-
1
ronti
out,
have
been
submitted
to
;
Egyptian
newspapers
report
activities
of
the
"resistance
movement"
In
which
locomotive
engineers
were
refusing
to
run
British
military
trains
and
taxi
drivers
were
turning
away
Brit-
F
MM:
Soldiers
in
in
III
Canal
VUIIUI
faVIIV
Zone
Sled
tint.
w
tv,
MIG's
Down
CHMC
and
were
studied
by
councl
mlembers
last
night..
1
0
the
weather.
lr"
Voted
t,
K,.l.,,
u.
Action
1V
IIVI
I
Jsurvev
Klpvonth
DAflflFTT
APPItOVKS
F1FTH
AIR
FORCE,
Korea
CP)
ish
Army
passengers.
m
Mcciymont
Park,
Aid.
H.
M.
Daggett,
a
carpen-
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
32
'i
B
R
X
05
Cariboo
Quartz
1.50
Congress
.09
Giant
Mascot
1.00
Indian
Mines
26i'2
Fend
Oreille
10
50
Pioneer
2.20
Premier
Border
34
Privateer
11
Vb
Reeves
McDonald
6.25
R?no
03
12
Sheep
Creek
170
Silbak
Premier
.63
Vananda
,18'a
Spud
Valley
28
Silver
Standard
2.70
Western
Uranium
5.85
Cronin
Babine
59
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
.OO
A
P
Con
55
Calmont
1.50
C
&
E
14.00
Central
Leduc
2.65
Home
Oil
'.
16.75
Mercury
32
'
Okalta
2.80
Pacific
Pete
?
10.75
Royal
Canadian
18','2
Royalite
20.00
.
TORONTO
'
Athona
.13
Aumaque
27
Bevcourt
:
67
Consol.
Smelters
183.00
Conwest
3.75
Eldona
21
East
Sullivan
9
40
Giant
Yellowknife
11.25
Hardrock
:
16
Harricana
'
.09"i
Heva
HVj
Joliet
Quebec
51
Little
Long
Lac
88
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.25
McKenzie
Red
Lake
..
.51
Noranda
88
00
Louvicoiirt
45
'
Fickle
Crow
1
62
Senator
Rouyn
19
Sherrit
Gordon
3.8
Steep
Rock
7.85
Silver
Miller
1.42
Upper
Canada
1.62
.
Golden
Manitou
7.70
Imperial
Army
Veteran
Dies
Edward
J.
Maloney.
65-year-
i
old
bachelor
who
lived
in
retirement
at
101
Wantage
Road,
died
Sunday
ln
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
Formerly
a
fisherman,
Maloney
was
born
in
London,
England.
He
was
a
veteran
of
Imperial
Army
in
the
First
Work!
War.
He
had
no
relatives
here.
funeral
arrangements,
in
charge
of
B.C.
Undertakers,
will
be
announced
later.
United
States
sabres
today
des-
j
'
.
"
I
The
F01
;ign
Office
said
today
troyed
eight
Russian-built
MIG's
CAIRO
(CP)
British
tl'OOps
Went
into
action:
the
British
will'
reinforce
their
and
damaged
five
in
history's
today
in
Ismailia,
Suez
Canal
zone,
to
quell
disorders
'
troops
in
tne
Caoal
Zune-
as
a
deadliest
jet
plane
fightt.
;
after
an
arm
canteen
had
been
set
on
fire
today.
The
:
"ecefsatry
Prec"ut,n-
-u
said
Another
jet
was
shot
down
In,
,
..
,
.
,
,
"',
,
i
this
action
was
decided
on
as
a
fi.,h
,it..r
t,,Ha
xhe
1"
Irst
battalion
of
Lancashire
Fusiliers
was
brouglit
result
of
a
sents
or
incidents
in
Ifc'ler,
u
in
1
v
ter
by
trade,
said
he
thought
the
'-lashin'
Called
f0:'
Plans
were
Kood.
I
an
,L
h
1
Proposed
"I
think
they're
excellent,"
he
'4u
'naie
ot
total
told
council.
i
housfnn
ud
t0
the
Clty
Clerk
R-
W'
t0ld
'l
HousiM
au.tnorUv
and
council
members
that
tenders
tUn
'
g
Mortgage
for
the
project
would
not
be
the
zone
and
the
action
taken
by
into
action.
total
was
nine
Red
planes
F-'is.
rmii.n
called
before
a
final
meeting;
I
Vancouver
Gets
Egyptian
authorities
ln
denying
certain
facilities
to
British
forces
there.
Ine
had
on
a
here
tween
council
and
the
I'jvinchi
1
W
it
J'
E'
two
Boverninent
housing
repre-f
while
in115,',"6
rppre"
aentatlves;
Mr.
Brown,
provin-
One
sabre
jet
was
destroyed.
...
.
The
large
battle
began
at
4
5nOW
Warning
p.m.
and
ranged
over
five
hund-J
VANCOUVER
.
The
Weather
A
spokesman
said
the
situation
ln
the
Canal
Zone
has
deteriorated.
He
said
an
Egyptian
mob
had
set
fire
to
and
looted
an
Army
post
exchange
and
"Egyptian
police,
instead
of
trying
to
prevent
this,
actually
helped
the
looters."
said
the
v1,'couver
clal,
and
T.
B.
Plckersgill,
CHMC.
h
Mxious
anxii......
gvernnt
Such
a
meeting
Was
expected
in
TIDES
-
-
l"
get
the
the
near
future.
Urted.
of
the
Tenders
for
slashing
a8reement,
Wednesday,
October
17,
1951
High
2:32
20.0
feet
14:23
22
0
feet
he
proposed
lots
are
to
be
f
'
v.U.J
V.
building
UUUUUlg
"W1
"
v
-
rA,
be
in
red
square
miles.
Man
has
warned
Vancouver
to
Thirty-three
American
Jets
expect
its
first
snow
of
the
sea-clashed
with
one
hundred
swift
son.
The'temperature
was
down
enemy
planes
In
the
fight
that
,
to
38
at
the
airport.
The
Lions
ranged
from
30,000
feet
down
to
;
got
their
first
new
snow
yester-tiec-top
level.
day.
,.
British
troops
are
now
operat-
FiUitKi'
""c
nanos
of
in
the
hands
of
the'eity
clerk
fl
IHW
flidtro
ing
the
railroads
in
the
Canal
;
Low
8:18
6
5
fwt
by
5
p.m.
next
Monday,
date
of
:lmt
U
of
Zont,
a
spokesman
said.
20:56
3.0
feetj
regular
council
meeting.