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Hawaii
!
IIM
I
v
ob
Feller
Twenty-Two
In
a
Dozen
Alexander
Opens
PNE
V.
ding
High
in
these
days
when
price
of
cjjgs
Is
at
a
peak,
getting
two
for
the
price
of
one
ls
"quite
a
bar
VANCCUVER
Viscount
Alex
,
ivnliHh
l-amf
as
15
Wain
British
Cabinet
is
In
Emergency
Session
LONDON
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Attlee
called
an
emergency
session
of
the
cabinet
today
to
discuss
the
grave
situation
created
by
the
latest
developments
in
the
British-Iranian
oil
dispute.
There
was
no
announcement
up
to
tonight
of
the
outcome.
Meantime
at
Tehran
parlia
gain.
Deneves
Andy
Ronald,
who
ander
arrived
from
Victoria
last.
IMS
II"""""'
-Bob
Feller
,ound
that
10
eKW
f
a
dozen
ha
evening
aboard
the
yacht
Wal-
s'
YORK
CP
o,
ul
the
sea
n.
imh
came
""
um.c
jru.iu,.
At
ine
uny.
reviewing
Hand
at
M..
Ronald,
an
old-timer
here
the
post
office
at
ten
this
morn-nd
In
the
Canadian
National
in,
he
received
the
saint
fnm
'or
the
Cleveland
Indians
t,i,.ht.
dumping
Wash-
10th
Ra"ways
service
in
charge
of
its
tfte
troops
In
the
big
PN.E.
par.
',
'senators
lur
their
Treasured
Water
Supplies
Lost
on
Eve
of
Drought
Season
HONOLULU
(CP)
The
heaviest
earthquake
ever
recorded
on
volcanic
island
of
Hawaii
cost
Kona
Coast
district
most
of
its
treasured
water
stores,
with
twj
months
of
normal
drought
ah?ad.
The
property
duii.aije
a
officially
estin.aied
at
between
$750,000
and
$1,000
000,
but
the
water
loss
Is
considered
the
most
critical.
The
'quake
Jarred
the
largest
of
the
Hawaiian
Islands
early
yesterday
and
wrecked
or
damaged
more
than
200
wooden
water
storage
tanks
on
cattle
ranches.
An
after-shock
bumped
Kona
Coast
last
night.
Police
said
that
it
was
weak
and
no
further
damage
was
reported.
The
shock
rattled
dishes
and
windows
in
Honolulu.
Families
along
the
30-mile
stretch
of
Kona
Coast,
on
west
slope
of
Maunna
Loa
volcano,
Vt
driest,
a
6-0
shutout.
,
pewrrved
Cleveland"
jraenutsm
over
New
York
i
'
-
y,'
jLo)A
I
L
i
V
;
L.
imina,
aayjt
ia
tin:
iii.m
ume
ne
aae.
has
e.n
"something
like
that."
Following
luncheon
with
P
N
The
lical
store
which
sold
him
dire-tors,
at
2
p.m.
he
deliver-the
efcts
is
going
t-
get
more
ed
the
opening
add
-ess
at
the
business
from
Mr.
Ronald,
too,
3vhhitbn.
Later,
he
attended
a
lor
he
Is
going
to
try
again
for
cricket
match
and
this
evenlnii
ment
gave
a
vote
of
confidence
to
Premier
'Mohammed
Mossadegh
on
his
stand
rejecting
the
up
only
six
hits
r
2.1VC
Surprise
in
Seoul
Trial
will
return
to
Vt:toia.
til
upper
i"'l:
d"
another
such
bargain,
rejoined
the
select
ranks
i
latest
British
proposals
for
settlement
of
the
Anglo-Iranian
oil
dispute.
But
the
lower
house
rged
him
to
continue
oil
crisis
negotiations
which
are
threat-
nlrr
tn
Krai
r
M
nam
SEOUL
(CP)
A
surprise
move
'
"""""
today
by
the
defence
delayed
ne
new
parliamentary
move
until
Saturday
the
courtmartial
ame
after
tne
original
deadline
on
Pte
Olen
Roland
Blank.
.
tet
by
Britain's
chief
negotiator.
juse
tanks
for
storing
drinking
and
household
water.
Richard
Stokes,
who
said
yes
on
the
charge
ot
Winnipeg,
murder.
terday
that
he
would
return
to
ame
wiiitiers
jim
an
au-
.
'of
three
scaJiis.
It
was
i
jt'h
time
in
his
13
cam-
!
,
with
the
leasue-lcudins
i
jdclul)
Hi.it
he
had
won
;
Bore,
a
feat
surpassed
by
j
lire
other
hurlrrs
in
:an
uazue
history
Cy
!
;
filter
Johnson,
I.elty
j
Eddie
Plank
and
Wea
So
far
this
season
no
:
aticr
league
chucker
ha
;
nxt
than
IV.
nN.tt
LfcU.l
K
at
national
League,
Phila-
;
i
Piuliies
broke
an
eight-
j
.osine
streak
by
defeating
DRILL
CHAMPIONS
-
Pipe
Major
Steve
McKinnon
of
Montreal
chats
with
members
of
the
Job's
Daughters
Drill
Team
of
Prince
Rupert
on
their
arrival
in
Toronto
Monday
enroute
to
international
competition
at
Richmond,
Va.
Left
to
right,
are
Margaret
Giske,
Diane
Kennedy,
Pipe
Major
McKinnon
and
Heather
Brewer.
The
32-member
drill
torn
will
defend
the
title
it
has
won
the
past
two
years.
The"
pipe
major
will
accompany
them
during
the
competition.
This
Is
a
Canadian
National
Railways
photo.
Dutch
Emissary
Sees
.
Why
B.C.
is
Popular
Holland
is
too
small
to
accommodate
its
increasing
population
and
today
is
looking
more
and
more
to
Blank,
first
of
the
three
Canadian
soldiers
all
chareed
with
London
unless
Massadegh
aban-!
i
on
his
stonewall
stand
against
I
the
British
proposals.
i
Chicago
Woman
Expecting
Six
Babies
in
September
CHICAGO
0
The
Chicago
Herald-American
Tuesday
said
"t
Chicago
area
woman
Is
about
to
maka
medical
history
by
riving
birth
to
five
or
six
babies,
according
to
obstetricians."
The
newspaper
sa'd
It
had
agTeed
not
to
give
the
name
of
the
expectant
mother
or
her
physician.
"lop
men
In
the
profession
honestly
disagree
on
number,"
the
story
set
forth.
"Some,
using
stethoscopes,
have
detected
heart
beats
from
six
babies.
All
have
easily
detected
heart
-beat
from
five
babies."
The
babies
are
expeted
to
be
born
lute
this
month,
or
early
in
September.
!
the
same
offence,
barely
had
British
spokesmen
said
that!
Dleaderi
innocent.
hefor
his
rip-1
Grim
Hoax
After
Crash
I
lending
officer
Lieut.
Col
John
SUes
extended
hi
ultimate
,A.
Hutchins,
Montreal,
launched
deadline
to
3
p.m.
today
in
view
of
the
fact
that
parliament
ap
a
"trial
within
trial."
peared
to
want
to
keep
talks
from
breaking
down.
.tCiabs
4-1
alter
winning
'
VANCOUVER
The
Queen
Charlotte
Air
Lines
seaplane
that
has
been
missing
on
Van-
immigration
to
less
populated
countries
of
the
world,
couver
island
with
seven
men
And
Canada
ranks
first,
in
nrpforno
fm..v,
;
abo.ard
h".be
the
subject
of
Col.
Hutchins
called
prosecuting
officer
to
stand
in
an
effort
to
determine
whether
Blank
had
been
properly
informed
of
all
legal
resource
at
his
disposal
at
time
when
summaries
of
evidence
were
being
taken.
Col.
W.
Clement
Dick,
Toronto,
president
of
the
court-martial,
ordered
adjournment
till
Saturday
to
enable
four
of-
33
Miles
of
PGE
Left
...
j
.....v.
me
a
grim
prank.
grants,
75
per
cent
of
whom
are
aericulturists.
savs
A
rum
Dottie
win
a
note
in
it
upended
game
in
12
In-
j
The
3-2
victory
completed
j.e
halted
on
July
22
by
1
.iama
Sunday
curfew
'
she
sncn'h
inning
with
j
A,
leading
2-1.
j
Braves
scored
twice
in
s
tr.vii
inning
on
a
timely
I
lv
Sid
Gord.
n
and
those
'
..!
the
runs
needed
as
they
i
'
d
Pithbiimh
before
a
CNR
Freight
Setting
Record
Refugee
Count
Is
Now
in
Rio
n
R
W
IJ
f
:
r...
supposedly
from
survivors
of
the
,
aj.
i?.
tiaiLjiiaii,
mucin
Luiiiiiutsiuiit:r
HJi
crash
was
found
floating
in
Bur-
emigration.
frclght
loading
during
July
fleers
of
Blank'
unit,
Princess
PRINCE
GEORGE
t-
Only
33
f
e-
!
In
Prince
Rupert
Patricia's
Canadian
Light
Infantry,
to
describe
means
em-
along
the
Red
Pass-Prince
Rupert
line
of
the
CNR
set
another
mile
of
trackless
grade
and
two
i
days
during
a
six-week
"integra-
-
-
rard
Inlet
on
Sunday.
immigration
to
Canada
has
been
Police
state
that
it
is
very
evl-so
successful."
tent
that
the
whole
matter
Is
a
Dr.
Haveman
says,
too.
that
he
complete
hoax
as
the
position
has
been
greatly
Impressed
with
given
in
note
is
about
300
or
400
"
the
reception
the
Canadian
gov-
ml.es
northeast
of
the
Hawaiian
altering
ul
3289
fans.
yawnlng
bridge-less
canyons
tion
tour"
and
three
weeks
a
jo
rtlrtUA4
tn
Infnrm
Blonlr
nn
J
Vim
stand
between
Prince
George
and
direct
from
the
ministry
of
so.
xxord
with
more
than
2000
cars
jellow-defendant
of
their
right.
RIO
DE
JANEIRO
(r
Count
Jacques
de
Bernonville,
decorated
for
gallantry
in
the
First
World
War,
and
condemned
to
death
In
his
absence
by
a
French
ccurt
for
collaboration
with
the
Quesnel
along
the
POE
grade,
clal
affairs,
The
Hague.
Hoi
v..,
.
.
u.u..
.
...n
i6
,
niink'i
ro-ripfpnrtflntji
am
land.
Dr.
Haveman
can
see
why
ernment
has
dealt
with
the
mountains
somewhere
in
the
the
month.
acArthu
r
Ptes.
Donald
Michael
Gibson.
J
rn
miun,
vice-pre-Ottawa.
of
the
Jamteaon
Construe-
Indent
Alan
and
Roy
Monl.
his
people
prefer
Canada
i
uu.u
iMimigicmi,
miu
me
m-
rttuniu
wueuu.
Much
of
the
shipment
consist
Wan.
aftr
un
Awond
.World
I
of'umb"
nd
originating
In
'
g0mery
DavU.
Vancouver,
also
n
urn,
ucmjc
"ru;
im-
memoers
01
tne
rairicia.
iney
BC
Fires
cal
'"cn
"M
oee"
5nown
DV
Of
the
35.000
immigrants,
this
,
year,
u.xt
arrmlt-
-tan-t
Canadiaji.NaUoil.-RaUvay
;
ada,
12,000
to
Australia,
3300
to'
Travelling
wiih
Dr.
Haveman
ta
J-
P-
Martin,
district
super-
:
U.S.,
3000
to
New
Zealand,
and
2nnn
tn
nninn
nf
South
Africa
,-intendent
of
the
CNR
coloniza-l
3urns
Bid
trlct
skirting
the
railway.
t
V
V
v
r
1
1
It
,
Mr.
Jamieson
said
that
track
now
stretches
south
from
this
city
as
far
as
Woodpecker,
a
farming
community
about
35
mires
from
Prince
George.
With
two-and-a-half
to
three
months
of
good
to
fair
construe-
tion,
weather
left,
the
construc
"We
are
impressed
with
the
i
tion
and
agricultural
depart
Vol
Represent
ment.
Worst
Yet
will
be
tried
separately.
US
Population
Hits
154
Million
wide
ODen
SDaces."
.
said
Dr.
War,
arrived
here
Tuesday
from
Canada.
Reports
were
that
he
had
been
offered
a
job
with
a
business
firm
here
and
has
obtained
a
permanent
Brazilian
visa.
Canada
refused
the
sabre-rcarred
count
a
permanent
visa
even
when
he
contested
a
deportation
order
claiming
that
his
Westbound
freight
movement
is
up
considerably
over
last
year,
a
reflection
of
the
activities
of
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
Ltd,
In
the
Vanderhoof
and
Burns
Lake
areas.
Columbia
Cellulose
logs
from
Haveman,
at
breakfast
in
Hotel
LABOR
MARKET
FLOODED
j
Prince
Rupert'
this
morningJ
The
labor
market
in
Holland
VANCOUVER
(CP)Forest
fires
MMration,
at
I
i)
(
iitilerrnre
j
HiNGTOv;
it
-
General
;M;.(
Arthur
was
reported
"There
is
so
much
room
here,
;
today
is
'pretty
well
flooded,'
tion
man
estimated
his
company
according
to
the
immigration
f'
I
r
clmhk
riS
and
'l
ls
beatif"l
could
complete
their
contract
to
ua
country.'
But
Derhaos
the
greatest
fac-.
otficer.
Holland
has
a
popula-
lhmt
i
;
'X
WASHINGTON
The
Census
Terrace
Into
Prince
Rupert
was
,
also
an
important
contributing;
Ahbou
Creek
this
fall.
iay
racht
Ui
Imve
refus-
tor
which
calls
more
Immigrants
"on
of
11,000,000
and
ls
the
size
mnL
7hraZ1n',
ration
from
the
llniierl
;
return
to
France
would
mean
Bureau
estimated
the
population
Jamieson
Construction
.
Corn-
factor.
Weather
Siv
rnment
t0
address
certain
death.
His
claim
for
wise
Peace
Treaty
Con-
asylum
has
been
debated
legally
in
San
Francisco
next
slnce
1847-
,
It
is
reported
here
that
De
J.miKi
official
said
that
Bernonville
will
be
the
gurst
of
"era;
had
been
Invited
tne
Irm(r
Imperial
House
of
"e
approval
u
President
BraRanza.
whose
Influence
got
'-
to
speak
to
the
confer-
him
nls
Job-
a.
154.353,000
persons,
including
pany
now
employ
the
largest
to
,this
coant-
.belle,vel
main
difterenee
ein,
that
T
J
drou8ht-members
of
the
armed
force.
I
ere
J
they
have
had
since
they
nntLif
nfe8'1"
"
y
of
Du
Z
alrewJ
l
IhoUv1
BC"
became
a
giant
smudge-overseas.
our
outioolt
on
on
llfe"
'started
work
on
the
rail
line
two
hZ
-?e-l,h"yiPot.
..with,
commercial
air
line
ThU
compares
with
151.132,000
year
ago.
About
300
men
are'
"The
Dutch
live
differently,
;
U!"x-
i
pilots
spotting
smoke
at
14.000
but
we
have
different
material!
You
would
have
the
same
feet
while
flying
the
when
the
last
tensus
was
taken
employed
in
the
firm's
ware-
over
Rocky
In
April,
1950,
and
with
an
esti-
j
houses,
offices,
track
crews
and
circumstances.
But
it
seems
to
density
in
population
in
Canada
Mountains.
i
mate
of
153,085,000
for
Jan.
1,.
concrete
crews
ime
we
think
and
look
at
life
in
as
we
have
m
Holland
if
you
put
Vancouver
Island
and
interior
!
1951.
I
Mr.
Jamieson
said
that
ns
much
the
same
way
you
Cana-.
the
entire
world's
population
j
Nelson
forest
district
are
the
.
!
contract
on
the
huge
Ahbou
,
dians
do,
and
that
is
why
Dutch,
(Continued
on
page
41
i
main
battlefronts
as
many
areas
Synopsis
Another
weather
disturbance
has
come
and
gone
but
still
no
appreciable
rain
has
fallen
on
g
the
time
allotted
S'ales
delegation.
'
,
an
unuea
scales
and
Canadian
Creek
bridge
sub-structure
ls
now
!
i
LULLINGSTONE,
in
v
innaTriMif
England
rni,
m
w
oh-f
mmni.i.
a.
MarArtimr
is
said
to
Stir
JiirP
-uiientjerS
.rnoH
A
.
.....
.
w
me
arougiiir-Bi-ricRen
souin
cuhsi,
iaiesi
una
in
excavations
oi
!
-rh
brldse
U
second
nnlv
to
of
Bdtlsh
Columbia
A
burst
of
,
Roman
villa
sites
here
1
a
silver
the
Cottonwood
Canyon
bridge
I
1
5
at
he
would
annear
.
vj.
.
...
I....
ut-ru
ami
minima,
in
tne
oepumus
in
swe.
it
is
about
1000
feet
lonir
DEAL,
Eng
(CP)
Tom
Blowei
!
northwest
began
their
101st
day
37-year-old
long
distance
mer,
has
established
a
training
burning
in
the
Nelson
district
camp
here
with
the
Idea
of
i
and
one
of
them,
along
Yahk
..swimming
across
the
English
River,
has
chewed
over
8000
Channel
and
back.
He
would
be
acJ"es-
Bad
Faith
Alleged
drifting
over
northern
B.C.
for
1
severus
era.
uunea
lor
ceniur-,
and
160
feet
high.
the
past
two
days
finally
moved
les,
It
is
still
well-preserved.
Meanwhile,
steel
work
got
"fpTO-niing
the
Truman'
To
Vancouver
(today)
Mrs.
"Ia'"m
j
H.
C.
McVcty.
Majors
Robertson,
-neial
was
quoted
as
say-
Oarnett,
McMillan,
Saunders
and
etr.
that
he
would
be
Wade;
Capt.
Millward,
W.
Caron,
addrss
the
delegates
If
Mrc.
R.
Schafer,
Dr.
B.
W.
Have-,
.
,ht
f""'erence
itsqlf.
man,
W.
Goetz.
.
into
southern
B.C.
last
night,
causing
a
light
rain
shower
or
two
over
the
south
coast
and
In
under
way
for
the
Cottonwood
Canyon
bridge
late
last
week.
At
the
rnt.A
work
has
rrr-
1
n.
iuice
ui
iouu
men
nas
Deen
make
the'
LONDON
Latest
advice
to
;
enlisted
in
the
interior
where
the
fire
hazard
has
been
de-
the
first
person
to
crossing
both
ways
ceeds.
if
he
suc-
the
southern
Interior.
UN
Blames
Communists
With
Ambush
in
Kaesong
No
fur-
i
housewives
In
a
home-help
col-
gressea
this
summer,
construe
I
s
I
'
scribed
as
the
worst
since
1922.
iy
my
nations
are
To
Sandspit
(today)
L.
E.
ther
rainfall
ls
expected
on
the
1
umn
Is
pop
your
blankets
Into
tion
men
are
anticipating
that
coast
but
a
few
showers
are
look-I
the
oven
and
bake
them
If
you
the
first
train-
to
cover
the
ed
for
in
the
eastern
Interior
rei
;
think
they
have
moths.
Another
Prince
George-Quesnel
route
"presented.
Smith.
TOKYO
(CP)
The
United
Na-I
tions
Command
today
accused
1
glons
later
today.
way
to
get
rid
of
the
moths
ls
should
be
able
to
get
up
steam
Communists
of
making
Kaesong,
1
To
Fly
to
Ketchikan
Temperatuieg
will
be
cooler
In
put
blankets
in
cold
storage
and
by
the
middle
of
the
1952
con-
site
or
the
deadlocked
Korean
;
struction
season.
all
sections
today
but
with
sunny
,
then
use
a
brush
on
them
QCA
Gets
Licence
To
Operate
North
of
Here
TODAY'S
STOCKS
armistice
talks,
the
"universal
symbol
for
bad
faith."
The
United
Nations
Command
Information
bulletin
also
blamed
the
Reds
for
the
ambush
of
Chinese
patrol
on
Sunday
within
Kaesong
neutral
zone.
A
Chinese
patrol
leader
was
killed
and
a
Red
soldier
wounded
in
the
Hospitalized
After
Crash
OTTAWA
(CP)
The
Air
Transport
"Board
announced
tod-ay
that
it
has
approved
a
licence
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Airlines
Ltd.
to
operate
a
commercial
(
ourlrsy
8.
D.
JuhnHttm
(
a,
Ltd.)
.45
V4
weather
looked
for
again
tomorrow
the
trend
upward
should
commence
again.
Fresh
northwest
winds
will
continue
on
the
coast
again
today
but
will
decrease
to
light
tonight.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Sunny
today
and
Thursday,
clouding
in
late
Thursday
afternoon.
A
little
warmer
tomorrow.
Winds
light.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Thursday
at
Port
Hardy
and
Sandspit
50
and
65;
Prince
Rupert
50
and
70.
Beattle
Bavcourt
.
Buffalo
Canadian
...
In
Frince
Rupert
General
Hos-
air
service
between
Prince
Ru-
51
'2
shooting.
.1714
The
information
bulletin
.sa'd
Pital
with
a
broken
ankle
is
pert
and
Ketchikan,
Alaska.
that
the
United
Nations-Corn-
Jamvs
MacDougall,
21.
The
car;
The
licence
calls
for
non-munist
agreement
"provide
the
he
was
diiving
left
the
highway
scheduled
service
to
carry
pas-Communists
'
with
.enough
fire-
three
miles
east
of
Galloway
sengers
and
goods
between
power
to
keep
order
In
(neutral)
RaP'ds
bridge
early
this
morn-
Prince
Rupert,
in
northern
Brit-zone
"
i
in8-
.
'
Ish
Columbia,
and
Ketchikan,
"Part
of
function
includes
dis-'
Considerable
damage
was
done
"Jfth,t
in
banding
of
any
1
civilian
elements
to
the
car
but,
of
three
occu-
.
f
nhlhV
Z
Pany
told
the
board
that
the
...!.v.i
nnntc
in
the
-or
nni.
tho
Hri,,.
Consol.
Smelters
156.50
Conwest
."
3.80
Donalda
50
Eldona
.20
East
Sullivan
9.10
Giant
Yellowknife
10.25
God's
Lake
.
.87
Hardrock
.11
'4
i
chief
means
of
transportation
United
Nations
Command
con-
required
hospitalization.
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT
linking
the
two
points
now
ls
a
tends
that
the
ambush
was
car-
.
j
once-weekly
boat
service.
ried
out
by
armed
civilian
bands.
BATTERY
vs
CANADIAN
LEGION
7
o'clock
kick-off
1
mits
M.
A.
Way
returned
to
the
tins
Air
Lines
of
Ketchikan.
!
city
at
the
first
of
the
week
from
recently
secured
a
licence
to
a
two
weeks'
holiday
visit
at
operate
from
Ketchikan
to
iMasset.
Prince
Rupert.
VANCOUVER
American
Standard
....
.14
Bralorne
650
B
R
X
.03
Cariboo
Quartz
1.35
Congress"
06
Giant
Mascot
1.09
Indian
Mines
27
Pioneer
..
99
Premier
Border
38
Privateer
14
Reno
04
Sheep
Creek
1.50
Sllbak
Premier
51
Taku
River
07
Vananda
14
Spud
Valley
16
Silver
Standard
2.50
Western
Uranium
'
4
40
Cronln
Babine
53
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
6
55
A
P
Con
48
"
Calmont
1.45
Central
Leduc
2.20
Home
Oil
16.25
Mercury
13
Okalta
2,50
Princess
1.30
Royal
Canadian
10(4
Royallte
16.50
TORONTO
Athona
.08
Aumaque
.23
TIDES
-
-
1
I.B.P.S.
and
P.M.W
Thursday,
August
23,
1951
(Pacific
Standard
Timei
High
5:32
16
2
feet
17:40
184
feet
Low
11:15
8.1
feet
feet
Harricana
09
I
Heva
13V
Jacknife
09
Joliet
Quebec
50
Little
Long
Lac
.""S
Lynx
16
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.37
McKenzie
Red
Lake
50
.McLeod
Cockshutt
......
2.99
Moneta
32
Negus
82
Noranda
73.50
Louvlcourt
16
Pickle
Crow
1.70
San
Antonio
2.65
Senator
Rouyn
201i
Sherrlt
Gordon
3.10
Steep
Rock
7.90
Silver
Miller
1.49
Upper
Canada
1.90
Golden
Manitou
6.95
Bobjo
17
Lapaska
04
!
!
EMERGENCY
!
!
"Help
Prince
Rupert
Make
the
Grade"
200
Blood
Donors
Needed
Today
Civic
Centre:
1
:30
to
4:30
and
6:30
to
9:30
Pulp
Workers
GENERAL
MEETING
FRIDAY
8:30
p.m.
Civic
Centre
3
y
1
11'K-fT.i
KINGSTON
-
ON
-
THAMES,
Eng.
(CP)
Canon
T.
B.
Scruton
has
What
he
believes
is
a
surefire
plan
for
making
church
hymn
books
last
100
years
instead
of
100
weeks.
His
idea:
have
the
parishioners
buy
their
own.
1
ICt,(l
t"
death
Jacques
de
Bernonville,
centre,
vitl
the
Nal
Ik
sentla
in
his
native
France
for
collabora-!y
1
for
Brazil
tI!
the
Second
World
War.
left
Montreal
:'assPort
CUnt
entered
Canada
in
1949
with
a
and
S11-ce
has
been
fighting
deportation
proceed-
(CP
PHOTO))
(199c)