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VOL.
XXXIX.
No.
241
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
16,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Schools
ISetv
President
of
U.N.
Assembly
LOCAL
MALI
BUTTER
WAS
MEAR
TRAGEDY!
Opened
Arnoil
hnff
H'ith
Native
Capt.
Henry
Doiron
And
Sea
Maid
Cheat
Disaster
fcreenville
Korean
Campaign
Coming
To
Final
Clean-up
Stage
thp
visit
of
Com-
nd
1
L
s.
Arncil
to
north
last
wecK
was
u;
1
;fne
three
Naas
River
TOKYO
(CP)
Allied
troops
plunged
today
to-..TflZd
ward
the
Aatland
approaches
to
the
Communist
Another
near
tragedy
of
the
seas,
involving
a
well-known
Prince
Rupert
halibut
boat
the
Sea
Maid,
Capt.
Henry
Dioron
was
'registered
against
V
'd
hope
that
it
could
Korean
capital
of
Pyongyang
and
possibly
the
last
"
Dossibly
iL'Cl
at
fur
maJ'ur
battl
of
th
war.
The
drive
for
the
capit
capital
is
the
stormy
waters
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands!
,nri
1.UU
niarps.
il
was
nig"
at
the
week-end.
The
incident
occurred
when
the
$60,000
vessel
developed
engine
trouble
on
the
fish-
turning
into
a
race
between
the
South
Korean
First
Division
troops
and
the
American
First
Cavaltry
M
Band
Leader
Fred
wished
h:m
wen.
.
.
.
Division.
American
foot
troopers
in
the
party
weic
m.
,
smashed
12
miles
before
noon
Superintendent
F.
Sir,
f
the
local
office,
Mis3
ing
grounds
near
Rennel
Sound,'
on
the
west
coast
of
the
Islands,
and
commenced
drifting
helplessly
in
the
heavy
seas.
A
fortuitous
rescue
was
made
oy
nearby
vessels
and
the
incident
ended
with
no
serious
mishap.
A
broken
hydraulic
dutch,
imnossihle
ti
repair
to
sea,
rendered
the
Sea
Maid
helpless
on
Churchill
Sees
Europe
Danger
BLACKPOOL,
England
Ch
Bear
Surprised
In
Yard
by
Housewife
By
.
HERMAN
RENSVOLD
This
morning
Irwin
Rens-vold,
Grade
V
Borden
Stree,
fcrhooi
pupil,
reported
to
his
class
that
yesterday
about
11
ant,
social
weuare
,
Department
of
In-
Sl
W.
B.
Bailey
of
the
:
andRt.
Rev.
James
B.
Monday.
They
fought
through
stubborn
resistance
to
Stnmak,
only
.42
air
miles
from
Pyongyang.
Almost
due
north,
South
Korean
division
elements
were
in
Suan,
only
40
air
miles
from
the
capital.
American
tanks
led
top
of
Caledonia.
I
$25,000,000
ORDER
TORONTO
Britain
fat
placing,
or
will
be
placing
shortly,
orders
for
$25,000,00
of
Canadian
products,
James
S.
Duncan,
Toronto,
chairman
of
tbe
dollar-sterling
trade
board,
announced
today.
The
pro-ducts
include
lumber,'
pulp-wood,
newsprint,
iron
ore,
canned
salmon
and
B.C.
apples.
NEW
DELHI
Prime
Minister
Nehru
voiced
Indian
opposition
today
to
the
United
States
proposal
for
raising
specially
armed
forces
to
serve
under
United
Nations
direction.
Such
forces,
he
said,
were
more
likely
to
lead
to
a
world
war
than
to
discourage
one.
TO
NAME
ARBITRATOR
OTTAWA
The
minister
of
labor,
Hon.
M,
F.
Gregg,
will
ask
the
cabinet
tomorrow
tm
name
an
arbitrator
in
the
dispute
between
the
railway
managements
and
unions
who
have
failed
to
bring
about
an
agreement
of
the
dispute
which
led
to
a
general
strike
a
few
weeks
ago.
.
STEVESTON
.KILLING
VANCOUVER
Royal
Cana
Prime
Minister
Winston
Church
k
to
Alyansn
Tuesday
warned'
the
West
Saturday
,
!c'"m":
fcmissioncr's
first
visit
111
4
a.m.,
his
mother,
Mrs.
D.
Lie.
That
night
they.
nuay
and
lor
hours
she
floundered
along
the
treacherous
coast,
facing
what
seemed
certain
against
getting
too
deeply
Involved
In
Asia's
troubles
because
the
danger
of
Communists
In
Europe
is
far.
greater.
mtiibai
j
high
oaiu
uioui
gaiiua
tion
and
confusion
spread
through
Communist
ranks,
and
signs
multiplied
that
the
Red
Korean
armv
was
crumbling.
doom.
r.alned
at
a
banquet,
b
band
meeting
after-Ei
the
people
met
Mr.
Ambassador
Nasrollah
Entezam
of
Iran
(left)
was
elected
President
'
of
the
Fifth
Regular
Session
of
the
United
Nations
General
Assembly,
now
meeting
at
Flushing
Meadow
and
Lake
Success,
N.
Y.
UJJ.
Secretary-General
Trygve
Lie
congratulates
Mr.
Entezam.
ad
an
opportunity
to
"Threats
In
the
Far
East
are
although
there
still
was
fierce
Rensvold,
while
shaking
rugs,
disturbed
a
big
black
bear
eating
garbage
in
her
back
yard.
Irwin's
parents
live
at
1002
First
Avenue
West,
less
.
than
one-half
block
from
the
Ocean
View
Hotel.
Charles
!
Paul,
a
classmate,
also
said
in
the
afternoon
a
bear
had
been
seen
near
the
grain
elevator.
kir
problems
with
him.
resistance
at
some
points.
Chief
Councillor
Ste-
Finally,
the
Joe
Baker,
Capt.
Clarence
Campbell,
another
Prince
Rupert
vessel,
sighted
two
members
of
the
Sea
Maid's
crew
on
deck
frantically
waving
a
distress
signal.
SOS
messages
were
sent
out
and,
although
reception
was
poor,
they
were
picked
up
by
the
on
a
very
small
scale"
compared
to
them,
he
said.
.
He
said,
however,
that
he
did
not
think
war
Inevitable.
After
Allied
troops
take
Pyongyang,
it
is
believed
they
will
chase
the
Reds
northwest
to
Isy
they
set
forth
In
tit
down
river
to
Can-
RISES
FROM
RUINS
ward
the
potentially
explosive
borders
of
Communist
Man
ere
they
had
a
short
Kith
the
Gwlnaha
churia
and
Soviet
Siberia.
he
mouth
of
the
can-
Canadian
Fishing
Co.'s,
packer
Cape
Perry.
Capt.
Henry
Helin,
Now
that
Gen.
MacArthur
Is
commUsioner
inspec-
back
from
his
historic
meeting
Widespread
Search
Hunters
Lost
Historic
Chamber
of
British
House
of
Commons
Reopening
Israel
Crisis
Gurion
Resigns
:iiool
and
the
village.
with
President
Truman,
there
Is
and
relayed
to
Constable
Fletch-
i
er,
RCMP,
Queen
Charlotte,
wnoj
chartered
a
Queen
Charlotte
attending
a
short
speculation
that
he
has
the
sig
dian
Mounted
Police
today
j
held
a
Chinese
for
investiga-t
nal
to
throw
everything.
at
tha
in?.
Air
Lines
plane
to
fly
to
the
distressed
vessel.
remaining
Red
resistance
and
'.ernoon
they
went
to
where
the
party
was
JERUSALEM
CP-Prime
David
Ben-Ourion's
eovern-
mop
up
the
war-
In
Aircraft
I
EDMONTON
9
The
fate
of
Meanwhile,
the
Joe
Baker,
tion
after
the
UIl:ng
last
night
I
of
Manuel
Joe,
.
young
Indian
fisherman,
who
was
shot
dead
V
50-piece
band.
They
;
ment
resigned
Sunday,
plunging
only
boat
in
the
vicinity,
man
By
HAROLD
K.
MILKS
LONDON
(AP)
The
historic
chamber
of
the
House
of
Commons,
burned
out
by
German
bombs
in
1941,
will
reopen
Oct.
26,
rebuilt
completely
even
aged
to
get
hold
of
the
sea
Confident
new
scnooi.
new
the
gtate
of
Israel
lnto
the
nrgt
later
attended
a
ban-
cablnet
crlsls
in
history.
Maid
and
towed
her
to
Tartoo
Harbor
where
she
and
her
crew
L
.
.;
...
'
I
.
.
.
,
f
.'ciuue
village,
m
tne
five
goose
hunters
who
disappeared
Saturday
on
a
plane
flight
from
Northern
Alberta
remained
a
mystery
today
as
the
Ben-Ourion
has
been
Prime
'
Minister
since
the
new
state
was
onsisting
of
Einar
Martinsen.
to
the
traditional
peepholes
in
the
doors.
.ing
Thursday
morn-d
led
in
the
proceed-
John
Olafson,
Reg
Anderson,
TVl
v,QmV,0.
o
f-j.
z.
frn
rha
nlrl
nno
in
at
nearby
Steveston.
A
taxi
driver,
Norman
Gotch,
told
police
that
he
drove
23-year-old
Joe
to
one
address
and,
as
he
was
knocking,
another
door
was
opened
by
a
man
carrying
a
12-gauge
shotgun.
The
gun
went
off
when
the
Chinese
was
about
20
feet
from
the
formed
in
May
1948.
RCAF
sent
up
a
squadron
of
12
children
sang
a
few
,
Richard
Pallant
and
Fred
Web-j
"
"J
""
A
religious
bloc
of
cabinet
re
raising
the
flas.'
then
prayers
by
the
Safe
From
Red
Peril
Truman
and
MacArthur
Finish
Brief
But
Important
Meet
search
planes.
The
party
dis-1
appeared
between
Grande
Prairie
and
Edmonton.
The
plane
was
piloted
by
ber
are
now
awaiting
arrival
of
i
which
members
of
Commons
tirst
met
m
is
a
toe
seiner
:
.
clever
combination
of
the
and-
Frank
Jones,
ot
Sludegate
M.S--
I
modern.
The
peepholes,
the
rebuilt
chamber
is
the
wJ0!
?
lo'at
first
forgotten
.were
Included
.Churchill
Arch,
contacted
from
e
school
was
declared
pen
by
Commissioner
'
Harry
Pennington,
Vancouver,
Id
the
ribbons
across
stones
of
the
bomb-
.
.
.
rr
"
,
,
as
a
bow
to
old
tradition.
!
aamagea
members
notified
Ben-Gurlon
after
a
heated
party
caucus
that
they
were
unable
to
accept
a
recent
cabinet
change
proposed
in
the
face
of
Israel's
economic
and
financial
troubles.
He
had
proposed
the
appointment
of
a
financial
expert
from
South
Africa
,
8nd
aboard
were
Harry
Morton,
be
made
following
tne
arrival
oi
i
-
,
French
Abandon
Another
Outpost
vpr
entrance
were
cut
by
The
children
sang
i"
and
marched
into
After
refreshments
he
people,
there
were
i.r
II
.MUT
.
A
,iir
R1U
a,
-
HONOLULU
t
President
H.
R
Truman
and
General
Doutrlas
of
Edmonton.
as
tne
new
minister
oi
comrneice
MacArthur
met
on
Wake
Island
The
best
clue
so
far
comes
from
Smith,
Alberta,
where
a
Capt.
Henry
Dioron
lormeny
tlrmesneer
Most
ot
the
Commonwealth
'
of
Black
Rod
the
messcngei
r
who
wno
of
Prince
Rupert
And
now
countries.
have
contributed
re-Vancouver,
a
veteran
of
37
years
came
to
ummon
placements
for
the
ruined
fur-in
this
into
session
Jin
alert
mermxr.
,
the
fishing
game
on
w
coasf
has
now
left
the
Isiands
of
today's
oj
M1
contrlbuted
the
and
industry.
SAIGON
0i
The
French
announced
the
abandonment
of
still
another
Dost
on
the
the
official
party
Sunday
and
both
voiced
confi-
small
plane
was
seen
flying
low
President
Dr.
Chaim
Weizman
dence
that
Communist
perils
In
of
Councillor
Johnson
Leonard
Douglas
and
to
ask
Ben-Ourion
China-Indo-China
frontier
the
;
Saturday,
small
outpost
of
Nacharri.
The
for
Vancouver
to
visit
ms
wiie;"".u
.
,0f
the
House
of
Commons.
New-
Is
expected
to
carry
on.
ffoundland,
before
it
became
a
Her.
py
afternoon
the
party
and
family
until
"repairs
are
-"
cw
comnleted.
He
wUI
rejoin
his
Sir
Giles
Gilbert
Scott,
garrison
withe-Tew
nine
miles
southeast
to
Don
Dang,
the
last
ship
at
Queen
Charlotte
when
'
architect,
agreed
it
was
a
rnis-:slx
chalrs
from
tne
former
prime
oown
river
to
Kin-official
opening
of
the
r
Tightening
Up,
Palace
Guards
Asia
could
be
overcome.
President
Truman
Issued
a
statement
before
leaving
saying
he
was
confident
"we
can
surmount
these
dangers,
to
a
free
world
now
pressing
In
Asia."
It
was
a
brief
two-hour
meeting
covering
a
variety
of
Issues.
There
were
three
phases
of
dcussion:
N
followed
the
same
it
is
again
ready
for
sea
to
com-
taKe.
cnit
came
me
new
sum,
ministers
conference
room,
plete
what
he
says
will
be
his
panels
and
In
their
places
went:
clearlng
of
the
burned-out
last
trip
to
the
fishing
grounds,
wooden
ones,,
complete
with!
cnamber
began
May
10,
1945,
Retraining
ol
R.C.A.F.
Pilots
major
French
position!
before
the
frontier
headquarters
fortress
of
Langsdon.
Communist-led
Vletmlnh
,
troops
occupied
Nacham
following
the
French
withdrawal.
as
at
Greenville.
Chief
noies
tnrougn
wmcu
:
f
0Ur
years
to
the
day
after
Ger-
members
may
peer
to
their
,
hlui
t
th
near.
as
master
of
banquet
that
even-
LONDON
The
burglary
at
Buckingham
Palace
last
Thurs
endance
was
the
Kin-
I
by
Battersea
power
station
and
tne
I
,ir
f
DriHna
con-
t
Mm
a
t
V
OTTAWA
Six
hundred
pilots
The
King
and
others
in
N
under
the
direction
HIGHER
TAXES
FOR
NEXT
YEAR
HINTED
'
WHITEFIELD,
N.H.
0)
Pros
1.
Steps
necessary
to
bringing
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
;
the
e
and
gecurity
of
of
bombs
screaming
into
West
royal
family
will
help
open
the
new
chamber.
But
the
ceremony
Reds
Re-elected
In
East
Berlin
ewart.
1
on
the
tide
for
Harl-
from
World
War
II
will
receive
minster
Palace.
Korea
as
soon
as
possible
and
to
will
not
be
held
there.
It
will
be
Clifton
Brown,
then
and
now
N
arrived
there
Ft
ida
in
another
part
of
Westminster;
,
f
th
,
id
the
un-
pects
for
higher
taxation
ior
Canadians
next
year
were
indicated
today
by
Finance
Minister
BERLIN
Oi
Pledged
to
reiresner
courses
.n
'""""
getting
United
States
troops
out
?rs.
CaVd
ffiir
country
m
50011
as
o
io.
They
went
at
Palace.
i-nmcrstnno
nf
tiip
new
chambet
day
is
likely
to
cause
tighter
security
regulations
for
the
40-man
police
squad
guarding
tho
premises.
A
Scottish
seaman,
Douglas
Monro,
was
charged
with
breaking
into
the
palace
and
stealing
a
box
containing
documents.
The
police
are
trying
to
discover
how
It
was
possible
for
him
to
scale
the
high
wall
and
get
past
police
and
arnwd
new
school,
where
the
fp
11
on
a
typically
fine
This
will
be
for
two
reasons
one
traditional,
the
other
"r
"r'n.
2.
Preliminary
negotiations
on
May
26,
1948.
Since
1941
Commons
has
had
following
the
banau.-t
;
'
A1'
T'T
Z7r
,:,tnr.
m
I
a
peace
treaty
for
Japan.
temnorarv
accommodations
in
Abbott.
He
said
federal
expenditures
next
fiscal
year
would
be
"considerably
greater"
than
this
year.
Abbott
was
addressing
the
Savings
Bank
Association
of
swerving
loyalty
to
Moscow,
Red
leaders
were
swept
back
into
office
by
more
than
97
per
cent
of
the
voters
at
Sunday's
election
in
Eat
Berlin,
it
was
officially
announced
today.
The
voters
had
only
the
Red
parlia-
1
1
..
f
t
ninnco
f
mm
and.
p
speeches
by
Commls-pil,
who
paid
a
moving
A
king
never
visits
the
House
;
th
oW
House
of
Lords.
of
Commons.
The
practical
rea-j
connection
with
VhTstrTngihen-!
3
International
peace
and
se-lng
throughout
the
western
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Alricurity
Cnr..
ocolnct
on
pmerBRncv.
i
Paclf
lc.
F
me
lire
and
work
of
Connecticut.
11
neoor
L.
Clifton,
one
..c.u
i,..
irt
io
o
vital
i
President
Truman
is
on
his
son
is
equally
important
tae
;
Commons
chamber
is
just
too
small
for
the
hundreds
of
dig-1
nitarles.
Like
all
halls
of
the;
sUndine
Indian
rwnnls
nan
i
na
f
war
"
said
a
De-i
way
from
Honolulu
to
San
Fran
i
th
mint
fanatic
votine
since
gu"us
h
Official
opening
of
Fjl
was
Saturday
morn-
By-Elections
partment
of
National
ueience.
cisuu
m
uic
i""""
t"""-spokesman.
Independence
today.
He
will
Commons
break
through
the
ages
it's
too
small
lo
accommodate;
on
the
benches
even
all
Its
C25
None
Killed
When
Powder
Explodes
,
MALARTIC,
Quebec
Fire
exploded
20
tons
of
dynamite
in
this
northwestern
Quebec
min-ine
town
last
night,
severely
in-
P
the
other
openings.
Hitler
they
assured
the
Soviet-
j-
Monro
Is
believed
to
have
been
sponsored
East
German
govern-!
Intoxicated.
He
was
found
lying
ment
would
stay
in
office
until
I
In
the
palace
grounds
after
ihe
at
least
1954.
I
entry.
1
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
aanresses
by
some
of
R
P"opie.
chief
Coun-
Are
Being
Held
OTTAWA
Voting
is
taking
place
in
three
federal
by-elec-
maw
an
impoiiUiii
uiuuutoai
international
affairs
from
San
Francisco
at
8:30
tomorrow
night.
(The
address
will
be
heard
over
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
Corporation
network!.
General
MacArthur
is
back
In
Tokyo
today.
Apple
Sale
Is
Success
"'fon,
Chief
Johnny
"if
st
Hill,
on
hfhaif
members-
The
new
Commons
chamber
still
seats
only
939
persons
counting
spectators.
There
are
green
felt-covered
benches
for
437
members.
The
other
133
tioss
today
Weliand
in
untario
i
juring
one
woman
and
smashing
pPie,
expressed
their
tPflafU
-
asd
Rimouski
and
Montreal-St.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
f
(Courtesy
8.
O.
Biool
plant
IrLTf
k"
Prinze
Rupert
Gyro
Club
will
Ut.f?.b?,know
at
the
end
of
this
week
Mary
in
Quebec.
All
three
seats
were
formerly
held
by
Liberals.
members
will
have
to
stand
If
all
should
be
on
hand
at
one
100
windows
The
blaze
staitea
on
the
surface
at
Barnat
gold
mines
and
spread
to
the
powder
room.
Most
of
the
town's
7000
residents
were
awakened
by
tha
blast.
About
40
persons
were
?
how
it
made
out
financially
as
'tagc
w
won
would
in
T
be
taken
of
i
1
,
WoPk
nam-
ram
the
nlani.
tn.
.u-
I
lrau"
Ul
"W"-
.
TORONTO
Athona
08
Aumaque
...
37
Beattle
-
-47
Bevcourt
-
.40
time.
The
floor
of
the
chamber
remains
precisely
the
same
as
that
of
the
old
House,
68
feet
palgn
which
reached
a
peak
last
u
mm.
f"1?
left
HartlPv
treated
for
cuts
caused
by
tns
Recruiting
Team
In
City
As
part
of
the
campaign
for
enlistment
in
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
a
recruiting
team
.Baibers
telephoned
the
people
of
In
Weliand
there
are
Progressive-Conservative
and
C.C.F.
candidates
ln
opposition
to
the
return
of
a
Liberal
successor
to
the
late
Hon.
Humphrey
Mitchell.
There
are
a
variety
of
Independent
opponents
to
the
official
Liberal
candidates
In
the
two
Quebec
seats.
iiernnnn
,
flying
glass.
.
.Prince
Rim,
i.
'
i..
'
Prince
Rupert
to
solicit
box
or
Bobjo
HVi
Buffalo
Canadian
-28
Vi
VANCOUVER
Bayonne
:
02
Bralorne
6.70
B.
R.
Con
02
',i
B.
R.
X
04
Carriboo
Quartz
.
133
Congress
'-10
Hedley
Mascot
38
Pacific
Eastern
05
Pend.
Oreille
8.40
Pioneer
2.30
'
Premier
Border
03
fcht.
ders.
by
45
feet.
The
new
chamber,
like
the
old,
is
Gothic.
But
there
has
been
a
marked
attempt
at
embellishment
by
what
the
architect
describes
as
"horizontal
bands
of
enrichment
alternating
with
plain
areas."
Gyros
and
helpers
were
on
the
street
corners
on
Saturday
to
further
promote
the
sale.
Deliveries
will
be
made
at
the
end
of
the
week.
The
effort
is.
as
usual,
for
the
Cons.
Smelters
120.50
Con
west
.
1.92
Donalda
59
Eldona
-
27
East
Sullivan
8.50
Giant
Yellowknlfe
......
6.90
God's
Lake
:
32
consisting
of
Flying
Officer
H.!
E.
Bowman
and
Sgt.
L.
O.
Jones
of
Edmonton
arrived
by
Satur-j
day
night's
train
and
will
con-
duct
interview
and
attestation'
Sough!
Caught
Privy
Council
Upholds
Ruling
The
walls
are
covered
with
Enelish
oak
treated
to
give
a
inrcnoN
m
Th
Prtw
Coun
I
club's
playground
work
includ-'
ins
the
clearing
off
of
obllga-
sessions
at
the
Canadian-
Legion
during
today,
Tuesday
and
Wed
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
.
Two
Pacific
storms
complicate
the
weather
picture
this
morning.
One
lies
off
the
coast
of
northern
California
and
the
other
is
800
miles
west
of
the
Queen
Charclotte
Islands
and
moving
towards
the
south
coast
of
British
Columbia.
Cloudiness
associated
with
the
southern
storm
blankets
the
south
coast
this
morning
but
effects
of
the
second
storm
will
not
be
felt
until
tomorrow.
For
the
most
cil
today
sustained
the
Supreme
:
mellow
color.
Most
obvious
new
feature
o!
i
tlons
on
the
fine
new
McClymont
Court
of
Canada
Judgment
nesday.
A
moving
picture
snow
open
to
the
public
will
be
held
H
;
than
throe
doKS
are
h(d
hid
.
Some
'ah
o
J1
pcsts
ln
the
Park
swimming
pool.
Husdreds
of
boxes
are
already
known
to
have
been
sold.
which
declared
the
sale
of
margarine
ln
Canada
is
a
matter
of
provincial
jurisdiction.
Under
tonight.
On
"the
way
here,
the
team
stopped
off
at
Prince
George.
There
have
been
two
enlistments
here
so
far.
-
Jm
it
.
'"wtun,
w:tn
Lacrosse
Is
Now
Tied
Up
-"ks,
as
well
the
judgment,
Parliament
has
the
power
and
control
over
the
Import
of
margarine,
but
not
the
manufacture,
sale
or
distribution,
which
come
under
provincial
jurisdiction.
found
Privateer
08'
Reeves
McDonald
3.80
Reno
-
03
Sheep
Creek
.
1.20
SUbak
Premier
:
.31
Taku
River
lOVa
Vananda
10
Salmon
Gold
04
Spud
Valley
05
Sliver
Standard
2.08
Western
Uranium
.
.75
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
5.20
A.
P.
Con
45
Atlantic
2.85
Calmont
105
C.
&
E
.
8.30
Central
Leduc
3.00
Home
Oil
18
00
Mercury
15
Okalta
1-90
Pacific
Pete
8.20
sme
of
it.
part
of
the
interior
will
be
sunny
Hardrock
.35
Harrlcana
08
Heva
.06
Hosco
06
Jackknlfe
05Vi
Joliet
Quebec
96
Lake
Rowan
;.
.13
Lapaska
-07
Little
Long
Lac
...
40
Lynx
17
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.16
McKenzie
Red
Lake
.42
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.45
Moneta
-30
Va
Negus
1.00
Noranda
73.00
Louvicourt
.24
San
Antonio
2.55
Senator
Rouyn
'
24
Sherritt
Gordon
2.48
8teep
Rock
4.46
Sturgeon
River
.16
Silver
Miller
.92
Jlifax
Reds
Reported
Massing
Troops
ISTANBUL
OJ
Unconfirmed
reports
received
here
last
night
said
Russia
was
massing
troops
fe..been
received
at
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
Sunday-New
York
3;
Chicago
2
Detroit
4,
Toronto
4
ltie
Montreal
2,
Boston
1
Pacific
Coast
New
Westminster
11,
Portland
4.
Saturday-New
Westminster
5,
Seattle
2
Tacoma
2.
Victoria
2
(tie)
National
Chicago
2,
Toronto
1
Montreal
1,
Boston
1.
TORONTO
m
New
Westmin-
day
and
cloudy
tomorrow
with
ster
Adanacs
tied
the
Dominion
overnight
temperatures
higher
lacrosse
championship
series
at'un
those
of
last
nieht.
because
two
games
apiece
Sunday
fcy
j
of
mcreasing
cloud
cover,
edging
ou
t
the
Owen
Sound
Forecast
Crescents
7
to
3.
Next
game
will
;
North
coast
regionVariable
be
played
Wednesday
night.
ci0Udiness
today.
Rain
tomor-
I
row.
Milder
tonight.
Winds
light
NOT
ALL
ALIKE
today
and
southeast
(20
1
tomor-
Ten
different
breeds
of
sheep,
row.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
PM.C
s
;"wat
the
des-
Ewmbe
e
pa;;
"
ttlt
Ior
ali-
on
her
frontier
with
Turkey
and
Iran.
The
reports
came
from
Kars,
a
Turkish
town
near
the
frontier.
The
reports
also
said
Tuesday,
October
17,
1950
Ian
LNoveiber.
,
There
High
5:56
17.0
feet
the
Russians
had
been
instigat
men
1,y
for
ottt-
in
;n
reserve
to
18.9
feet
are
recognized
in
Canadian
live-;
tomorrow-at
Fort
uaray,
o.u.a-10.3
and
Prlnce
RlIPert'
42
and
50'
feet
stock
records.
..
.
.
.
I
Princess
.
-6
Royal
Canadian
..........
.lliit
ing
revolts
among
the
Kuraisn,
17:25
Low
11:23
tribes
in
Iran.