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A
SAUDI
Deceit
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-Thinly-clad
7
Korea
trt,
trudged
over
snow
..tjrous
summits
tonight
ianchuria's
Communist
tv
forward
troop
Says
Disarmament
Plan
Is
Full
of
Hidden
Peril,
LAKE
SUCCESS
(CP)
The
chief
American
delegate,
Warren
R.
Austin,
today
urged
the
United
Nations
political
committee
to
reject
Russia's
proposals
for
a
Big
Five
peace
pact
and
one-third
cut
in
armed
forces
of
the
five
powers.
He
tagged
the
proposal
as
an
"iceberg"
plan
full
of
hidden
peril.
Austin
says
the
Russians
have
,
.
-
-
-
-
L
was
from
the
Korean
L
across
the
spiny
pen-
0the
Sea
01
japan,
troops
braved
wln-
U
but
met
few
enemy
far
the
Doraer.
LAYING
THREE
KEELS
OTTAWA
Canada's
$75.-000,000
warship
building
program
is
expected
to
get
into
full
swing
next
month.
The
government
plans
call
for
keel
laying
in
November
for
the
first
three
of
seven
destroyer
type
.vessels
whose
construction
wil
round
out
the
Navy's
submarine
killing
forces.
-
NEWSMAN
DIES
SAINT
JOHN,
N.B.
Ernest
W.
McCready,
81,
outstanding
newspaperman
years
ago,
died
last
night.
Born
in
Ottawa,
he
was
ill
since
192S,
whe.-
he
retired
from
active
work.
He
worked
for
newspapers
in
Saint
John.
Boston
and
New,
York.
shown
"no
evidence
of
basic
change
of
heart"
that
would
I
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if
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O&ff,
!
to
helping
stop
commit
them
aggression.
nd
the
iorwara-most
wwever,
the
Communist
jt
up
a
light
and
there
-Jier
indications
of
Chl-iimunist
forces
taking
,f
part.
rvil
United
States
"frog-avtd
death
In
the
most
js
mine
field
In
history
the
ray
for
the
latest
yesterday.
Clad
in
j0ber
suits
with
webbed
.
m
their
feet,
they
swam
in
Wnnsan
Bav's
chiliv
City
Manager
.
Is
Only
Thing
;
Former
Commissioner
Still
,'
Keen
for
System
Is
84
Years
Old
Now
W.
J.
Alder,
former
city
commissioner
here,
is
as
enthusiastic
as
ever
about
the
advisability
of
Prince
Rupert
adopting
the
city
manager
plan.
"It's
the
only
method
for
efficient
and
independent
handling
of
city
business
without
interference
of
hunting
mine-control1
Earlier
they
worked
nude
Coalition
Is
Breaking
Up
BRANDON
W
Errick
F.
Willi',
today
asked
the
Progressive
Conservative
party
to
withdraw
from
Manitoba's
1-year-old
coalition
government.
He
urged
a
campaign
to
give
the
province
its
first
Conservative
administra
irir
underwear
because
Lno
time
to
climb
into
Candidates
For
Labor
nts.
fcr
COMMUNISTS?
READY
TO
SAIL
The
350
members
of
the
Canadian
Army
Special
Service
Force
advance
party
which
sailed
from
Seattle,
Wash.,
Saturday,
line
the
rail
of
the
U.S.
transport
James
O'Hara
as
they
await
the
ship's
-departure.
This
Canadian
Army
photo
was
taken
just
before
the
group
sailed
for
the
advance
training
base
of
the
force
in
Korea.
(CP
PHOTO)
report
Said
that
several
A
Chinese
Reds
had
come
he
Yalu
River
border
Darrow
Gomez
and
D.
W.
Griffiths
Chosen
To
Seek
Aldermanic
Seats
tion
In
35
years.
.
Willis,
speaking
shortly
after
bnchuria
to
help
the
Koreans
set
up
defence
local
politics,"
he
told
the
Daily
News
yesterday.
"I'm
all
for
It.
It,
should
be
possible
to
get
a
good
competent
man
who
knows
Darrow
Gomez,
member
of
a
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co
Ltd.)
the
party's
two-day
provincial
convention
opened,
turned
in
his
resignation
as
provincial
leader.
He
announced
he
would
stand
report
satci
mat
me
well-known
pioneer
family
and
war
veteran,
and
D.
W.
Grif
wan
First
Division
had
tack
an
attack
by
a
Red
for
re-election
later
in
the
day
fiths,
who
came
here
a
few
years
ago
from
Wales,
were
last
municipal
business,
particularly
from
the
financial
standpoint,
for
$0000
a
year."
Mr.
Alder
said
that
a
city
SALES
TAX
HELPFUL
Provincial
Impost
Saves
This
City
14
Tax
Mills,
Says
Thain
If
it
had
not
been
for
the
of
having
such
conventions
in
a
proceeds
of
the
provincial
sales
larger
city
was
that
they
could
tax
which
yielded
this
city
$58,-
be
kept
closer
together
and
more
000
during
the
year,
the
tax
rate
effective
;
work
and
conference
Vancouver
Bralorne
6.70
night
chosen
candidates
to
run
on
an
anti-coalition
platform.'
The
Manitoba
government
is
dominated
by
Premier
Camp
on
the
labor
ticket
in
the
forth-
B
R
Con
B
R
X
2'i
.03
manager
had
just
taken
office
Hit&ing
"Chinese
and
Iirean
elements."
fifty
;'Ji
of
the
border.
-y
spokesman
expressed
!
that
the
Chinese
en-d
by
the
South
Koreans
ier
inhabitants
who
had
bell
s
Liberal-Progressive
party,
in
Victoria
as
from
October
Tory
Split
Up
In
B.C.
Federal
F.C.'s
Ordered
To
Move
Out
of
Provincial
Offices
VANCOUVER
f
Frank
Barker,
federal
organizer
for
the
Progressive
-
Conservative
party,
said
Thursday
that
there
has
been
a
"wide
open"
split
between
federal
and
provincial
Progressive-Conservatives
In
British
ming
civic
election
by
a
special
meeting
of
the
Trades
and
La
Cariboo
Quartz
1.30
He
charged
that
the
Liberal-
1
"I
am
sure
it's
going
to
be
a
Congress
bor
Council.
Thirty
members.
Progressives
had
broken
faith
success."
he
said.
"They
are:
pay-
representing
1400
workers,
were
and
that
the
government
was
i
lng
him
$10,000
a
year.
You
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...
8
30
Hedley
Mascot
Pacific
Eastern
Pend
Oreille
in
attendance.
'old
and
unprogresslve.'
paced
to
"volunteer"
for
in
Prince
Rupert
might
have
obtained
thereby.
He
w.-a
in-been
74
mills
Instead
of
60
mills,
clined
to
think
that
as
much
City
Clerk
H.
I).
Thain
told
the
value
was
to
be
derived
from
th?
The
meeting
also
decided
to
Pioneer
2.30
-
the
dying
North
Kor-ys
last
stand.
j
enter
candidates
for
election
to
i
should
not
have
to
pay
so
much,
here."
1
The
former
local
commissioner
Us
still
keenly
interested
in
the
.
progress
6t
civic
affairs
hern.
'
He
is
novi.Si
jtars
t?f
age
but
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
at
informal
meetings
and
gather
Terrace
Hospital
.5
Mi
.08
3.80
.03
Premier
Border
Privateer
R.eves
.McDonald
Reno
...
:.
staff
ofticer
said
:
"A
there
are
60.000
Chln-.r.ur.lsts
In
"North
Korea
:
rumor."
the
Parks
Board
and
the
School
Board.
Another
special
meeting
will
.he
.held-.
n;xl
.
.
FrJay-.
to
choose
candidates
for
those
offices.
'
-.
,
Aueust
Wallin
was
chosen
luncheon
yesterday.
The
$58,000
lngs
outside
the
convention
it-would
amount
,
to
close
to
14
self
as
in
the
formal
sessions.
mUUnn
"the.
current
assessment"
"
Mr.
-
Thain
referred
to
the
Mr.
Thain
said.
He
suggested
growing
respect
which
the
De-this
might
be
a
good
thing,
par-
partment
of
Municipal
Affairs
Columbia.
Sheep
Creek
1.20
is
hopeful
of
living
untii
1953
to
see
the
final
retirement
of
a
municipal
refunding
issue
of
.32
V,
ticularly
for
ratepayers,'
to
re-
had
for
the
advice
of
the
Un-member
when
they
might
have
ion.
On
the
Judgment
of
the
Silbak
Premier
Taku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
campaign
chairman
and
Tom
TERRACE
The
hospital
Aux-Parkin,
secretary.
The
commit-
decided
at
Thursday
.4Vi
.09
.03
$1,750,000
which
he
engineered
in
1935
and
W'hich'yesuited
in
the
city
saving
$680,000
in
atr-
a
tendency
to
protest
at
ins
ooay
it
was
apparent
mat
me
tee
consists
of
R.
L.
Gardiner,
mgnt
s
meeting
to
rnaxe
inquir-
.Rupert
On
sic
Trail
government
placed
much
reli
Silver
Standard
2.29
Anne
de
Graffe,
B.
J.
Smithson,
sales
tax.
Mr.
Thain's
address
concerned
itself
principally
with
ths
ance.
.80
Western
Uranium
J.
Bowker
and
P.
Gillette.
"The
Union
of
British
Colum
Both
aldermanic
candidates
made
speeches
of
acceptance.
les
as
to
tne
cost
witn
a
view
cumulated
interest.
That
is
-the
to
purchasing
an
incubator
for,
SOrt
of
thing
which
he
says
can
the
outpost
hospital
here
in-
be
done
by
independent
man-stead
of
a
small
electric
refrig-
agement.
;
.
era
tor
for
the
babies'
formulas
Mr
AIjer
said
Jt
had
he
his
in
the
nursery
as
had
been
the
h
to
do
bullding
on
the
decision
at
a
former
meeting.
tWQ
lots
across
from
the
Daliy
Mrs.
Roe,
matron,
had
advls-,
Npxv.
nn
(.j
Avpnl,.
whinh
h
Barker
said
he
had
received
a
letter
from
Arthur
Harper,
secretary
of
the
provincial
Progressive-Conservative
Association,
ordering
federal
Conservatives
to
move
out
of
the
provincial
office
here.
-
He
said
that,
on
Instructions
of
the
national
leader,
.George
Drew,
he
will
move
as
soon
as
other
premises
can
be
found.
"There
has
always
been
disagreement
as
to
which
should
be
leaders
in
British
Columbia
Conservative
affairs,'
said
Barker.
"Now
it
is
a
wide
open
split."
rawn;s
Heine
Made
The
city
manager
plan
was
Mar
Flow
of
Wht
Artists
discussed
at
some
length,
but
no
decision
was
made
on
the
stand
the
council
would
take.
It
!f
flow
of
ton
flleht
the
ed
that,
whereas
the
new
babies')
owns
but
said
building
costs
wtists
may
come
to
will
be
announced
after
meeting
next
Friday.
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
4.85.
A
P
Con
43
Atlantic
2.50
Calmont
95
Central
Leduc
i
2.90
,
Home
Oil
"...
14.26
Mercury
14
Okalta
1.76
Pacific
Pete
7.35
Princess
:
55
Royal
Canadian
11
Royalite
.
12.00
;Pen
If
negotiations
to
flty
to
an
Alaska
Music
final
corusumation.
Bl,y
in
uw
.uy
were
toQ
hlgh
for
nlm
matter
of
a
few
days,
arefrlger-j
He
saiIed
last
m
ht
b
the
ator
would
not
be
as
necessary
prlnce
George
on
nls
return
t3
as-an
incubator
for
-which
the
,
victoria
where
he
now
makes
need
has
arisen
on
three
or
four
,
ni
nome
occasions
during
the
last
few,
J
months.
affairs
of
the
Union
-of
British
I
bla
Municipalities
is
fulfilling
Columbia
Municipalities,
the
an-j
an
excellent
purpose,"
Mr.
Thain
nual
convention
of
which
he
at-
asserted,
"and
it
is
to
be
hoped
tended
recently
in
Nelson.
The
that
it
will
continue
to
exert
its
principal
concern
of
the
munici-
valuable
function."
pallties
today,
he
said,
were
the
'
The
speaker,
who
had-
been
rising
costs
of
education
and
so-
introduced
by
C.
A.
Berner,
was
cial
services.
thanked
by
President
A.
B.
Mr
Thain
said
he
had
been
'
Brown.
Both
Mr.
Berner
and
Mr.
Impressed
by
the
high
calibre
Brown
spoke
appreciatively
of
of
the
average
person
elected
to
Mr.'
Thain's
own
good
work,
serve
in
municipal
office
as
in-
At'CTlON
PROFITABLE
dicated
by
the
delegates
to
the
j
Reporting
on
the
recent
auc-municlpal
convention.
He
had
tion
sale
in
aid
of
the
tennis
also
been
struck
by
the
lncreas-
j
courts
the
club
Is
building,
L.
lng
number
of
women
delegates
M.
Felsenthal
announced
net
and
speculated
that
Mrs.
Nora
proceeds
of
$644.04.
Arnold
-who
had
been
elected
Announcement
was
made
of
second'
vice-president
of
the
plans
for
another
comedy
bask-iininn
two
vpars
nffn
mieht
have
etball
came
between
Gyros
and
Flattens
wPrc
onened
toween
the
local
Civic
New
Storm
On
South
Coast
pnagement
and
Maxim
lamous
concert
Dian-
To
brighten
up
the
nurses',
Mission
Case
Three
Way
Split
In
Medical
Award
Toronto
i1
be
continued
from
lounge
where
the
meeting
was
held
a
cornice
covered
with
Headquarters
In
New
More
Rain
and
Snow
In
Southern
B.C.
chintz
will
be
made
to
join
the
ht
deal
a
local
fund
nf
.09
.32
.61
.41
.11
.27
Athona
;
Aumaque
Beattle
.-
Bevcourt
Bobjo
Buffalo
Canadian
Boy
Admits
Girl
Slaying
bo
raised
and
there
"Mkinirs
Of
thrpp
visit
STOCKHOLM,
Sweden
r)
The
1950
Nobel
prize
in
medicine
was
awarded
Jointly
last
three
windows
on
each
wall.
Curtains
will
be
banded
and
several
cushions
made
with
the
same
materials.
Mrs.
W.
Cooper,
.
i
been
president
had
she
remained
Rotarians
to
take
place
in
No-
infill.
m
vnu
raojv
v.
i.
nffi.p
office,
tors
and
a
Swiss
professor
for,"1
J?l"
i
vemDcr.
am
ocuuy
aim
ium
There
were
close
to
500
dele-'
Christie
were
delegated
to
com-
's
from
the
Alaska
clr-h
Is
now
In
process
of
Mzfd.
Enthusiam
of
''"fences
after
having
"rst
taste
of
hlirh
rlns
Mrs,
D.
Collins
and
Mrs.
McKay
were
appointed
to
handle
this.
A
report
on
the
annual
tea
their
-work
on
on
two
two
hormones
hormones
The
barometer
sank
to
a
record
low
at
Vancouver
airport
early
this
morning
as
an
intense
storm
centre
moved
northward
along
the
southwest
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
Rain
or
snow
has
spread
over
all
the
southern
part
of
the
province
and
strong
winds
frequently
of
gale
force
hammered
at
the
MISSION
J)
A
statements
ad-
representing
90
per
cent
plete
arrangements
for
the
con-
rheumatoid
larthil--j
f
munlcipanties
of
the
test.
rZlt
Z?
province,
at
this
47th
annual.
Luncheon
guests
were
W.
J.
that
relieve
tls
and
open
Consol.
Smelters
120.00
Con
west
190
Donalda
:
-53
Eldona
25
East
Sullivan
8.25
Giant
Yellowknife
....
6.75
God's
Lake
33
artistry
have
led
to
the
i
diseases.
The
winners
are
Dr
of
the
Union
and
Alder
of
Victoria
and
U.
J.
Man-
convention
Edward
Edward
C.
C.
Kendall,
Kendall,
64.
m.
and
ma
Dr
w,
7
m
continued
flow
fort
basis.
accommodation
had
gan,
Edmonton,
visiting
Rotar-
!,
atthe
opting
of
the
CUnicP
andT1
Tad
eusz
Reich-1
been
a
problem.
The
advantage
ians,
and
O.
A.
Hunter
.
stein,
53,
of
Stockholm.
I
.
..
Silva
I
south
coastal
area
today.
I
Winds
are
expected
to
con-
concert
last
night,
annnnnnnH
ihnl
and
sale
held
on
October
14
mitting
the
slaying
of
a
13-ycar-with
a
net
balance
of
over
$196
old
girl
was
attributed
to
a
boy
was
given.
charged
in
her
death
was
ad-
Books
left
over
had
been
'
mitted
as
evidence
Thursday
in
taken
to
the
infirmary
and
a
police
court
here.
Frank
Sykes,
few
supplies
left
over
from
the
aged
16,
Is
charged
with
murder
tea
had
gone
to
the
hospital.
m
the
death
of
Laura
Grant
Left-over
clothing
was
stored
1
whose
nude
body
was
found
on
a
until
next
year.
Thanks
will
be
trail
September
29.
Police
said
extended
through
the
press
to
j
sne
had
been
criminally
assault-all
those
who
had
helped
In
any
ed
way
1
"T
st.art.pd
fnnllnir
arnnnH
.
.
.
fapiro
jtinue
strong
in
this
section
and
Fa
cities
and
towns
hori
Hardrock
28Vi
Harricana
09
Heva
09
Hosco
07
Jacknife
62
Joliet
Quebec
100
'
to
show
a
sharp
increase
In
In
ClOSPri
tnr
Ik.
SWEDISH
KING
.
HAS
COLLAPSE
h
three
more
wpi-p
.
j
terlor
valleys
as
well.
I
The
gale
force
winds
buf
fetted
I
wo
men
vjumy
Burglary
Is
Soon
Solved
kplro
dosrrihoH
Dr1o
J
cal
addition
to
the
lower
British
Columbia
coast
today
after
leaving
a
path
of
destruction
in
Washington
and
Oregon
states.
The,
high
winds
roared
from
Southern
California
north
into
I
knew
she
was
he
said
in
a
state-
mcmuci
wo
aaivtu
i
Mpvt
"
thine-
""
donate
a
tea
towel
embroidered,
f.
.J
,
,ltVi
"Wrutnltol
Anvniarv"
fnr
nsp'awIU"y
suu'
STOCKHOLM
(fc-Klng
Gus-tave
of
Sweden,
aged
92,
collapsed
at
a
cabinet
meeting
today
and
royal
doctors
said
he
was
having
pronounced
difficulty
in
breathing.,
He
was
suffering
from
cold
and
was
wvic
centre
auth-
lmPresscd
with
the
Two
men
Arthur
Cornish
and
Arnold
Knight
were
awaiting
"
"
"-k"
"
I
menl'
mpnt
at
future
teas.
he
m"
Immediately
Preliminary
discus-
Four
mattress
-covers
had
been
me
nearing
nas
Deen
aajourn-flnlshed
by
Mrs.
D.
Little
who
ed
until
November
1.
,
asked
that
the
members
turn
!
.
.
out
to
help
with,
the
sewing
and
1
"
mpndine
which
was
needed
in
as
a
new
member.
Branch
Rickey
Quits
Dodgers
1
BROOKLYN
'
Branch
Rickey,
69-year-old
president
and
general
manager
of
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
has
resigned
and
may
go
to
the
Pittsburg
Pirates,
it
was
reported
today.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
-More
rain
and
wind
is
promised
for
the
south
coast
tonight
as
another
storm
500
miles
west
of
Prince
Rupert
races
southeast-
the
hosDltaLShe
also
asked
for!
The
hospital
visiting
commtt-
Canada,
snapping
off
trees,
felling
power
and
telephone
lines
and
ripping
at
roofs
and
win;
dows.
One
death
was
reported
In
Oregon.
Vancouver
had
35
to
40-mlIe
,
winds
and
Victoria,
50
miles.
Power
lines
in
the
Burnaby
district
were
out
for
hours.
WorF
pi
Quits
Lake
Rowan
.8V2
Lapaska
.05
Little
Long
Lac
41
Lynx
.'
.15y2
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.15
McKenzie
Red
Lake
45
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.40
Moneta
-
.31V2
Negus
.99
Noranda
7.50
'
Louvicourt
21
Pickle
Crow
180
Regcourt
;
06
San
Antonio
2.60
Senator
Rouyn
25
Sherrit
Gordon
2.51
Steep
Rock
5.20
Sturgeon-River
.
.
.16
Silver
Miller
93
Upper
Canada
1.99
Golden
Manitou
,
6.05
the
donation
of
records
for
the
sentence
today
on
cnarges
oi
breaking
and
entering
and
theft
as
a
result
of
the
burglary
earlier
In
the
week
of
the
D
&
S
Grocery
on
Third
Avenue
near
the
intersection
of
Second
and
Third.
Quick
and
effective
investigation
by
members
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
city
force
resulted
in
Cornish
and
Knight
being
apprehended
yesterday
afternoon.
A
third
man
was
taken
said
to
be
"extremely
urea.
Charges
Industry
Profit
Hoarding
OTTAWA
(f
The
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
called
on
the
government
.
today
for
action
aeainst
unwarranted
price
in
tee
for
the
next
month
will
be
Mrs.
D.
Little,
Mrs.
L.
Johnstone,
Mrs.
Newhouser,
ivirs.
W.
Martin
and
Mrs.
G.
May,
'
At
close
of
the
business,
refreshments
were
served
by
the
social
committee.
fcRNl
0
-
Mayor
use
of
the
nurses.
Thanks
were
extended
to
Mrs.
Sid
Cooper
who
donated
flower
vases
to
the
hospital
through
the
auxiliary.
Mrs,
D.
Collins
as
welcqmed
Seattle
had
65-miles-per-hour
the
I
:
,
under
flre
,n,ee(
at
a
civic
liH'
y,
has
resided
and
Portland,
58.
SHIP
DAMAGES
DOCK
wever.
he
wards.
Forecast
No
ships
were
reported
in
dis
tress
but
at
Victoria
the
17,000
6mZ
.
11
at
the
De-
creases
and
profiteering.
into
custody
at
Terrace
and
Is
being
brought
back
to
the
city
lrtl.
North
coast
region
Cloudy
in
a
lPttpr
to
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
."."."HI.
I
hnno
with
a
few
showers.
Little
change
,i,.tpr
nf
trade
and
commerce,
f
tonight.
-
I
ton
-Canadian-Australian
liner
Aorangl
snapped
her
mooring
;."
let
"s
get
down
to
in
temperature.
Wind
northerly,
I
.
oneress
said
that
some
sec-
it
was
between
11:15
p.m.
lines
at
the
Outer
Wharf
andi
crashed
into
the
dock.
Her
bowj
io
mnes
per
num.-
ia
tions
of
Canadian
Dusiness
ar
j
Tuesday
ana
o
a.m.
ntuueou.,
$L
which
and
highs
tomorrow
at
Port
oin
nni
e
M
nT
noarainK
,
that,
the
DurEiary
occuireu.
aft,.
Hardy
and
Sandspit,
40
and
46.nd
profiteerlng.
crunched
through
about
12
feet
of
solid
timber.
No
one
was
injured,
v
TRADES
AND
LABOR
COUNCIL
urges
all
POLL
TAX
PAYERS
To
register
on
the
CIVIC
VOTERS'
LIST
Prince
Rupert,
35
and
45.
He
quoted
an
editorial
from
a
Nin
Presided,
was
hi...-
Carr
hro
register
as
well
as
cigarettes
and
candy.
Searching
of
rooms
on
Fraser
Street
resulted
in
some,
of
the
fashion
industry
puoncauon
which
it
said
urged
industry
to
"keener
Ul
LOCAL
TIDES
stolen
articles
being
found
and
was
secure
when
one
of
the
proprietors
left
the
store
at
11:15
p.m:
That
an
entry
had
been
made
was
observed
at
5
a.m.
by
officers
on
routine
patrol.
Entry
had
been
made
throunh
a
window
in
the
rear
of
the
store.
The
sum
of
$29.70
in
change
had
been
taken
from
the
cash
Cornish
and
Knight
.being
ar
hoard
goods
now
in
order
to
profit
by
later
price
increases.
The.C.CL.
letter
described
the
Po
?at
City
Clerk
before
the
deadline
on
1
ubck
j
1
Saturday,
October
28,
1950
Hieh
2:26
19.0
feet
HOCKEY
SCORES
NATIONAL
Chicago
5,
Montreal
1.
PACIFIC
COAST
Portland
9,
Seattle
2.
251
Zf
,
Peonal
rested.
Cornish
had
not
long
been
back
in
the
city
after
serving
two
years
for
a
similar
offence.
21
1
feet
editorial
as
a
"ciear-cut
cmuic
7.9
feet
of
hoarding
and
profiteering
14:20
Low
8:18
--vviu
in
sewer
;
ba
bee:
en
ntlsused,
20:59
3.9
feet
policy.