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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
24,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
irn
n
Al
Jolson
pies
Ln
"Mammy"
Singer
Heart
Victim
.cabs
"
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t
.
--
Prominent
Figures
in
V.N.
General
Assembly
I'
"1
r
-i
r
-
HOUSING
MEN
If
COMING
SOON
Truman
Calls
For
Foolproof
General
Disarming
System
wumiu
Strain
of
Trip
to
Korea
Believed
To
Be
Too
Much
SAN
FRANCISCO
Death
came
suddenly
during
the
night
to
Al
Jolson,
famous
singer
and
vaud-evillain,
who
succcumbed
here
to
a
heart,
attack.
He
had
just
returned
from
a
trip
to
Korea
where
he
had
given
several
concerts
In
quick
succession
for
the
United
N&Uoiib
foices.
It
i
believed
that
the
strain
of
the
trip
was
too
much
ftr
him.
He
was
to
have
joined
Bing
Crosby
for
radio
broadcasts.
The
veteran
jazz
singer
who
was
the
first
United
States
star
to
entertain
troops
overseas
in
both
the
Second
World
a.-.1
Korean
wars,
died
unexpectedly
with
a
quip
on
his
lips:
"Hell,.
Truman
had
only
one
hour
with
MacArthur.
I
had
two.
"Then
.
.
.
"I'm
going,
boys,"
the
famous
"Mammy"
singer
told
two
long
time
friends
with
whom
he
was
playing
gin
rummy
in
the
St.
Francis
Hotel.
He
died
quietly
and
quickly
of
A
letter
from
Housing
Commissioner
T
E.
Brown
read
at
last
night's
regular
meeting
of
the
city
council
thanked
the
council
for
their
quick
action
in
making
a
survey
of
housing
needs
here.
The
letter
said
Mr.
Brown
and
a
representative
or
Central
Mortgage
and
Housing
would
not
be
able
to
get
to
Prince
Rupert
bsfore
the
first
week
in
November
There
have
been
140
applications
to
date
and
there
are
more
still
.
RCMP
CRITICIZED
VANCOUVER
Coroner
J.
D.
JVhitbread
agreed
today
with
4
coroner's
jury
in
bringing
in
an
open
Verdict
in
the
case
of
Emmanuel
Joe,
an
Indian
who
was
shot
and
killed
when
he
went
to
a
house
in
Steves
-
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.
.
,
vjta
.
..)
Canada's
Prime
Minister
Lends
His
Voice
I
In
"Crucial"
but
"Encouraging"
Time
i
From
Communist-encircled
West
Berlin
to
war-
ston
to
buy
a
bottle
of
liquor.
The
rcmp
was
criticized
for
t
Kore,a
the
United
Nations
celebrated
its
fifth
anniversary
today.
President
Truman
went
to
New
York
to
make
a
major
foreign
policy
speech
before
the
General
Assembly
of
the
United
Nations.
Church
bells
rang
in
many
communities
and
schools
planned
Four
Aldermen
To
Be
Elected
In
Korea-
special
ceremonies,
j
In
a
United
Nations
Day
mes-I
sage,
Prime
Minister
L.
S.
St.
.
Laurent
of
Canada
said
ln
Ot-
tawa
that
the
day
came
at
a
"crucial
period
of
test"
for
the
not
producing
the
gun
and
.other
evidence
in
the
case.
"It
is
not
good
enough,"
the
coroner
said.
Ling
Lee,
a
Chinaman,
has
been
arrested
and
charged
with
murder.
.''SAVINGS
BONDS
BOUGHT
,
VANCOUVER
Canada
Savings
Bonds
to
the
extent
of
$2,242,000
have
been
subscribed
by
payroll
deductions
in
British
Columbia
so
far
in
the
present
issue
which
opened
on
October
19
and
will
be
on
sale
ujriUI
November
4.
f
,
ROBBED
LAW
FIRM
.
TORONTO
Two
employees
of
a
Toronto
law
firm
a
man
and
a
woman
have
been
charged
with
theft
from
the
firm-
They
are
alleged
to
have
lost
the
money
.
on
horse
race
betting.
I
United
Nations
but
the
Korean
a
coronary
occulsion
and
with-
And
School
Trustees
at
This
Year's
Civic
Contest
Labor
will
put
up
a
united
front
ln
this
year's
civic
elections
in
Prince
Rupert.
Forces
will
be
Joined
to
back
their
two
candidates
ln
the
race
for
four
aldermanic
seats.
Nominations
Prisoners
Massacred
United
Nations
Forces
J
Within
Thirty-Five
Miles
i
Of
Manchurian
Frontier
.
j
action
was
an
encouraging
step
0Jl
Pam-
saKI
lne
nouse
Pnyac-I
forward
in
the
free
countries'
lan-
search
for
peace
and
security.!
Jolson
had
returned
only
two
j
It
was
a
"disappointment
that
weeks
1
rom
Korea
where
he
sang
i
certain
countries
have
refused
to
Allied
troops.
He
had
had
a
j
to
associate
themselves
with
this
,
two-hour
luncheon
chat
with
work
of
constructing
a
better
General
MacArthur
in
Tokyo
en
will
be
made
this
Friday
night.
Aldermen
whose
terms
expire
at
the
end
of
the
year
are
G.
D.
it
most
prominent
figures
of
the
United
Nations
General
Assembly,
now
meeting
in
Sesion,
are
the
chairmen
of
Its
six
m
lin
committees,
shown
here
with
Assembly
Frlzzell,
J.
N-
Forman,
W.
A.
'
lll'
'
neon's
fourth
wife,
Erie
Gal-
tltS
?L?1
aLPIn?.n!"
President
Truman
called
for
a
raith,
whom
he
married
In
1945,
McLean
and
W.
J.
McLean.
The
:
fct
Nasrollah
Entezam
(11)
of
Iran.
The
chairmen
are
Dr.
Roberto
Urdaneta
Arbelaez
i2i
"
'
,u
u
"UB
"i"fonlnroof
world-wide
svstem
of
was
at
Encino.
California.
She
bia.
Political
Committee;
Dr.
Oustavo
Gutierrez
(3
of
Cuba,
Economic
Committee;
Dr.
Hfuvra
Goedhart
4
of
the
Netherlands,
Social
Committee;
Prince
Wan
Waithayakon
is
reported
to
have
collapsed
with
been
held,
having
been
evidently'
disarmament
and
an
enlarged
Marshall
Plan
whereby
nations
put
speedily
to
death,
regardless
Mand,
Trusteeship.
Committee;
the
Maharaja
Jam
Sahed
of
Nawanagar
(6)
of
India,
;rj
Committee;
and
Doctor
Vladimir
Outrata
(7)
of
Czechoslovakia,
Legal
Committee!
Daily
News
was
unable
to
obtain
fast
statements
whether
or
not
any
or
all
would
submit
their
names
for
re-election.
However,
Aid.
W.
A.
McLean
said
he
felt
as
a
large
taxpayer
he
should
run
as
a
form
of
public
duty.
Aid.
W.
J.
McLean
said
he
did
grief.
Jolson
was
riding
the
crest
of
a
popularity
wpve
for
the
second
time
in
his
entertainment
career
which
bepan
in
1899.
of
means,
as
the
North
Koreans'-
TZaZIiZv
1
lulrlnB
He
warned
against
fled
ilea
before
Deiore
the
the
advancine
advancing
Unit-
unit-(b
.
.
.
u
t
l
m
d
b
Water
Expert
Coming
Again
;ea
wauons
iorces.
.lo
,
,,-,,
ks
Meet
United
Nations
advance
units
.
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,n,rt
na
in
fnr
Tnr
a
hinriin
nmnmtr
Tnn
f00..
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nn,
v.
.
t-
.
V,aH
oH
tnHo.
t
v-"--
-
o.
HI
S.M
not
think
he
would
run
this
year
j
"
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.
..
"
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"r
'"-""
I
proof
and
unanimous
agreement
mues
or
me
Mancnunan
iron-
oyerin
atomic
and
all
otner
;er
Talks
Al
was
born
Asa
Yoelson.
Mav
26,
1886,
the
son
of
a
Jewish
cantor
in
St.
Petersburg,
Rusbia
He
came
with
his
family
to
tier,
meeting,
pracucany
no
M
He
also
called
for
a
Chinese
Anti-Aircraft
Guns
Fire
Over
Manchuria
Border
WONSAN
AIR
FIELD
(CP)-A
United
States
Marine
Corps
spokesman
said
today
that
Chinese
resistance.
full
aereement
on
international
The
report
of
the
board
of
works
to
the
city
council
last
night
received
close
attention.
Dealt
with
separately,
four
recommendations
of
the
board
dui
tnai
a
lot
aepenaea
on
circumstances
as
election
date
approached.
Aldermen
Frlzzell
and
Forman
are
out
of
the
city-There
is
no
mayoralty
contest
this
year,
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudder-
it
Checks
United
Nations
troops
today
,
policing
and
exchange
of
inlor.-approached
the
volatile
Man-1
matlon.
Washington
while
a
small
boy.
.
churcan
border
on
the
fifth
an-
were
accepted.
They
were:
;Tv;
InZn,
TA
Secretary
uenerai
xrygve
ue
ln
blackface
in
1909
with
Lew
the
nding
ot
That
n
nhi.t.inn
h
ffPrprt
n'VerSar.y.
f.
,
of
the
United
Nations
telt
that
rjockstader's
Minstrels
Most
was
the
subject
of
ham
having
been
elected
ior
two
years
last
December.
,
rtlrlhs-senator
trustees
this
mittl
and
Interesting
'ytAihe
temporary
construction
by
tThLut
mZ
there
tras-
op?rt
lamoua
of
his'
Broadway
perfor-
l.hT
Northern
R
fT
Power
mm-
Prted
?
be
abOUt
30?
39.mil.eS
.
OW
than
at
any
time
Since
1&45,
man-.
.
his
K-nri
J.
knee
WGrafit
"Stewart.'
from
uommunist
Mancnuria.
fr
.,nri
on
International
,,4J
.
year
are
Mrs.
Earl
Becker,
Dr.
anti-aircraft(pun3
fired
across
the
Manchurian
bor-ffer"IateM6ndayoh
"American
"planes,-
Mesaid
the
planes
were
operating
inside
Korea
near
the
border.
The
Marines'
spokesman
said
the
Reds
fired
at
at
the
Royal
Bank
of
w
1
I
ft
If
I
II,
14
111
til
1V1?1III
III
V.
"
"
.1
ihe
intersection
of
Park
Avenue
Bom.b;Un
was
f
'n.a"
Ha
Ch
frc
ir-
peace
and
security.
R.
a.
Large
and
A.
B.
Brown,
His
greatest
movie,
"The
Jazz
'livercd
last
night
be-
turoIvA
miloo
ooiif
H
rf
first
general
meeting
,ese
Red.guarded
border.
The
frim
Rupert
Retail
President
Truman'
challenged
singer,-
was
made
in
1927.
It
Russia
to
agree
to
the
"fool-
was
generally
credited
with
being
proof"
disarmament
plan
so
that
(the
first
real
talking
picture,
the
United
Nations
will
be
free
That
Mr.
BonnycasUe
be
asked
.
AI
led
bomb-line
is
usually
twen-
to
maKe
a
runner
inp
w
rrn.es
ty
mnes
ahead
of
the
foot
sol-
inters'
Association
in
Centre.
Mr.
Grant
let
least
40
rounds
of
heavy
antiaircraft
shells,
apparently
radar-controlled,
on
two
Marine
Rupert
before
suonuiuus
""Idlers
in
this
case
South
Kor
Hew
Chief
of
RCMP
Is
Here
to
waee
a
world-wide
"war
rs
into
many
interest-
final
'rvort.
planes.
against
war."
ts
on
the
servicing
eans.
Intelligence
officers
at
Tokyo
said
today
that
only
about
25,000
That
the
Dominion
Depart;
ment
of
Public
Works
be
ap
In
his
address
prepared
for
the
Musi
Be
Ready
Mow-Bradley
j
The
United
States
planes
were
i
on
a
reconnaissance
mission
5?
oi
cheques,
Impart-m
Items
of
informa-
United
Nations
General
Assemb
Paying
his
first
visit,
to
the"
ly.
Truman
said
the
United
might
pot
have
been
States
and
free
countries
win
over
Manpojin,
Korean
stronghold
a
few
miles
south
of
the
border.
The
planes
were
not
damaged.
$
city
since
his
appointment
01
Inspector
for
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
in
charge
of
the
nroached
with
a
view
to
tnstat-
j
North
Korean
troops
remain
ling
a
water
supply
system
to
,
north
of
Parallel
38
and
between
serve
the
floats
at
Fairvlew
Bay
-the
Manchurian
border,
and
the
renewed
floats
at
the)
Wholesale
lots
of
North
Kor-dry
dock
and
that
the
committee
;
ean
soldiers
continued
to
sur-undertake
to
provide
free
water
1
render
today.
It
is
estimated
mown.
art
was
thanked
for
us
was
W.
J.
Bryant,
YANKS
TO
LEAVE
KOREA
BY
'XMAS
TOKYO
-W
Most
of
the
United
States
troops
may
be
out
of
Korea
by
Christmas,
informed
sources
said
today.
The
unidentified
officials
said
General
Douglas
MacArthur
expects
part
of
the
Eighth
Army
to
start
moving
to
Japan
in
November.
Most
other
Allied
units
presumably
would
be
withdrawn
as
quickly
as
possible.
Policing
and
occupation
duty
will
be
left
to
South
Korea.
district
embracing,
central
ana
northern
British
Columbia
with
oi
me
program
com-
if
the
department
bears
the
in
headquarters
in
Prince
George,
that
323,000
have
laid
down
their
arms
or
become
war
casualties-.
io
had
Invited
him.
3
Parker,
president,
of
Inspector
A.
T.
Lashmar
arrived
More
are
coming
in
from
the
hills
continue
to
build
up
military
forces
as
insurance
against
aggression.
Mr.
Truman
said
the
basic
principles
for
disarmament
must
include
all
kinds
of
weapons,
be
on
a
unanimous
agreement
and
be
fool-proof.
"Paper
promises
are
not
enough.
Disarmament
must
be
policed
continuously
and
thoroughly,"
he
said.
WASHINGTON
KB
Gen.
Omar
Bradley,
chairman
of
the
United
States
Joint
Chiefs
of
Staff,
said
today
that
mutual
forces
for
the
common
defence
must
be
created
now
"or
we
may
be
forced
to
improvise
them
in
the
face
of
an
enemy
attack"
later.
He
was
speaking
to
military
leaders
of
the
twelve
North
Atlantic
Pact
powers,
here
to
lay
the
groundwork
for
the
three-day
session
of
defence
ministers
which
starts
Saturday.
"on,
was
in
the
chair,
'a
and
answer
period
ln
the
city
yesterday
irom
me
Interior.
He
is
on
an
Inspection
to
surrender.
A
Commonwealth
brigade,
iTOd
Mr.
Stewart's
tour
of
various
detachments
In
woked
further
lnter-
composed
of
British
and
Australian
troops,
slashed
north
today
the
wide
area
coming
under
tils
Jurisdiction.
Inspector
Lashmar
is
no
stran
after
crossing
Chingchon
River
near
its
mouth
on
the
Yellow
Sea.
Ship
Collision
Is
Being
Probed'
VANCOUVER
Mr.
Justice
Sidney
Smith
of
the
Admiralty
Court
will
conduct
a
full
scale
investigation
into
the
collision
at
the
entrance
of
Vancouver
Harbor
of
the
Union
Steamship
Co.'s
steamer
Lady
Cynthia
and
the
government
forestry
boat
A.
chairman
of
the
'P
and
Educational
lw
a
brief
rcDort
The
brigade
Inflicted
500
casu
ger
in
Prince
ttuperx,.
nui
so
many
years
ago
he
was
stationed
here
as
second
in
command
of
He
said
that
the
Pipe
Line,
Brings
Lower
Gas
Prices
Ccnadian
Mental
Disease
Costly
Ids
and
was
ninn
;rt
tr,
Berlin
Hears
Freedom
Bell
alties
on
tne
enemy
m
a
Driei
fight
south
of
Anju.
LAST
KOREAN
STAND
A
large
Communist
column
was
reported
Wednesday
to
be
moving
south
from
the
North
'here
were
already
members
which
in.
WINNrpr3
A
f
result
of
the
nw
pine
line
running
across
the
.
TORONTO
A
Canadian
phys-chiatrist
says
that
mental
dis-
rrnlrlns
frnm
Alberta.
BBS
nrtce.S
:iate
members.
It
was
stallation
costs.
"That
a
suitable
oil
stove
be
purchased
for
the
drying
room
at
the
city
garage.
In
explaining
the
need
to
have
Mr.
Bonnycastle
up
once
again,
Aid.
George
Casey
said
there
were
some
points
to
be
cleared
up
and
the
council
would
be
well
advised
to
have
Mr.
Bonycastle
here
so
he
could
give
definite
recommendations.
City
Engineer
Don
Stewart
said
he
had
seen
Mr.
Bonnycastle
the
last
time
he
was
in
Vancouver
and
had
been
told
that
improvements
in
the
delivery
system
would
be
hampered
by
the
distribution
system
which
was
bad
ln
places.
Also
a
new
profile
received
by
Mr.
Bonnycastle
since
he
was
here
showed
greater
heads,
which
would
require
many
more
bands
around
wood
stave
pipe
at
an
additional
cost
of
$25,000.
He
had
shown
him
some
steel
pipe
Installations.
The
report
also
stated
the
engineer
had
been
instructed
to
remove
rock
from
Summit
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
city,
district,
later
becoming
detective
officer
for
the
division.
Then
he
was
promoted
to
sergeant
and
transferred
to
Courtenay
whence
he
moved
to
Chilllwack
and
then
to
Vancouver
after
becoming
a
sub-inspector.
He
took
up
his
heart-quarters
in
Prince
George
only
a
few
weeks
ago.
Wase
the
BERLIN
)
The
Freedom
Bell
orders
are
costing
Canada
be-
Korean
refugee
capital
of
Kang
are
being
rrnucen.
In
Keania
h,i.
oryaiu
wmcn
resua.ru
m
mc
is
4c
less
and
in
Winnipeg
2c
less,
loss
of
three
lives.
,
:,c
1
the
end
of
the
advancine
South
rang
out
for
United
Nations
Day
tween
$500,000,000
and
$700,000.-
eye
toward
Difns
was
elected
to
jcond
vice-president.
d
that.
th
q
S
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
I
9
(Cmirtesr
R
l.
JnhnRlon
Co.
Ltd.)
PnUime
time
in
No-
j
Korean
troops.
It
was
the
first
today
in
this
"only
spot
of
free-
OCO
per
year
including
the
tosses
indication
in
more
than
36
hours
'
dom
behind
the
iron
curtain."
due
to
crime,
delinquency
and
that
the
Reds
may
be
muster-:
Despite
angry
Communist
dem-!
lowered
production.
T.n
per-ine
for
a
final
.stand
near
the
onstrations,
nearly
500,000
East
cent
of
the
population
gutter
northwestern
borders
of
Korea,
and
West
Berliners
turned
out
from
poor
mental
health
and
25
Kanggye
is
only
20
miles
to
see
the
flag
installed
in
the
per
cent
are
on
the
borderline.
-southeast
of
the
Manchurian
city
hall
tower-
j
,
'
border
General
Lucious
D.
Clay,
for-jSecttle
Cheers
Air
Force
pilots
spotted
the
mer
U.S.
military
governor
in
,
Ccnadian
Force
column
Tuesday
but
did
not
Germany,
officiated
at
the
cere-1
speculate
on
Its
makeup
or
des-!
mony.
The
10-ton
bell
was
ship-
A
spirited
report
of
the
sailing
tination
t
Pea
from
the
United
States
of
the
American
troopship
carf
y-
n
"
was
iPft
t
.u
No
Trace
of
Lost
Plane
Iat(
Z
mmu-I'm
Itlemhnrc
j
'
Aumaque
-36
Beattte
,
-TO
Bevcourt
42
.
11
Bobjo
,
natters
tiBrt.i,
frtw.
"-..HUB
w
Buffalo
Canadian
nt
1
aereert
t,i
fin
...i;
.
;
through
the
-Soviet
zone
with-!
out
incident.
to
draw
plans
and
estimates
for
ing
several
hundred
Canadian
veterans
as
part
of
the
vessel's
company
was
given
over
the
air
last
night
The
sailing
was
from
installation
of
sewers
on
Mc-
EDMONTON
()
An
aerial;
search
that
has
covered
about1
7500
square
miles
of
Northern
Alberta's
wilderness
on
Monday,
reached
the
end
of
its
ninth
day
with
still
no
clues
to
the
fate
of
a
civilian
plane
with
five
hunt-j
ers
aboard.
held!
,1.W1U
be
laraer
thun;
C.
M.
&
S
122
50
Conwest
-
I-95
Donalda
-
59
Eld
on
a
29
East
Sullivan
8.65
Giant
Yellowknife
6.85
God's
Lake
35
Hnrrirock
;
31
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Southeast
gales
were
blowing
In
most
of
the
waters
off
Van-
By-Elections
In
Manitoba
Bride
Street
and
to
serve
Water
Street
and
Beach
Place
and
to
prepare
plans
and
estimates
for
improving
the
water
supply
to
aa.
Seattle
and
there
was
plenty
of
band
music
and
cheering.
The
trooper
is
going
straight
through
to
Korea.
.
,
WINNIPEG
Two
provincial
Biggar
Place.
Harrieana
-
slowly
byelections
are
bein
held
lR
an
an
Mttw
active
storm
storm
moved
moved
siowiy
,
ltob
todav
one
in
St.
And-
Heva
;
I9
jackknife
-Vi
across
the
southern
coast,
warn
,
.
;
rews
seat
and
the
other
St.Clem-
f
Relief
J
Planned
from
this
storm
is
slowly
spread
'fjnt.
The
seats
were
both
for
Joliet
Quebec
-lu
ing
ms
um
over
all
of
,
,,u..c
the
southern
The
aircraft,
a
war
surplus1
Cessna
Crane,
left
Grande
Prairie
in
Northern
Alberta
a
weak
ago
last
Saturday
for
a
direct-line
flight
of
250
miles
to
Edmonton.
About
one-third
of
the
route
is
over
settled
farming
country.
The
remainder
Is
a
wilderness
of
muskeg
and
scrub
timber
punctured
with
lakes
and
ramhlins'
rivers
lake
Rowan
09
Vi
Eight
Seamen
Are
Picked
Up
merly
held
by
coalitionists.
In
coast
and
will
reach
the
Interior
ijMm,.
fV,
t
iK.,ai.
VANCOUVER
Bayonne
02
Bralorne
6.70
B.
R.
Con
0234
B.
R.
X
04
Cariboo
Quartz
1-30
Congress
-
-10
Hedley
Mascot
"
.39
Pend
Oreille
8.30
Pioneer
2.30
Premier
Border
06
V
Privateer
0834
Reeves
McDonald
3.85
Reno
03
Sheep
Creek
1.21
Sllbak
Premier
-32
Taku
River
08
Y2
Vananda
.'.
-09
Salmon
Gold
-
03
Silver
Standard
.'.
2.22
Western
Uranium
80
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
4-80
A.
P.
Con
Atlantic
2.60
Calmont
99
Central
Leduc
2.85
Home
Oil
15.00
Mercury
1
Okalta
-
I-82
Pacific
Pete
7.70
Princess
.
58
Royal
Canadian
HV2
"
JRoyallte
1350
TORONTO
Athona
08
Lapaska
-
05
PER
A
,.
valleys
this
evening.
Another
storm
centre
Is,
ap-
Little
Long
Lac
Conservatives
have
split
with
a
C.C.F.
candidate
also
in
the
.15
'couver
.L..CJ:y.
Lynx
Eieht
seamen.1
J
""""v
'
"7"
field.
In
St.
C'.ment
tne
Lioe'-ni
HALIFAX
m-
"f
aanst
any
re-
by
a
Old
Shoughnessy
'
Being
Torn
Down
VANCOUVER
One
of
the
first
veterans'
hospitals
in
Canada,
the
original
Shaughnessy
In
Vancouver
is
being
torn
down.
It's
demolition
is
taking
place
fast,
and
It
is
expected
it
will
be
completed
by
the
end
of
October.
C.
A.
Perry,
who
has
been
assistant
manager
at
the
local
Overwaitea
Store,
left
on
Monday
night's
train
for
Armstrong,
survivors
of
the
Ill-fated
freight-
tri""l
",11
coalitionist
is
opposed
L
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
will
or
mv,.
to,
c
c
P
.pr
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.40
McKenzie
Red
Lake
46
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.50
Moneta
.:
-3.
Nine
Roval
Canadian
Air
Unier,tunflmDloyment
e
lohLW1?ter
36.000
Force
planes
are
continuing
the
search
today.
,
1.U3
r'easM
u.B,ants
are
P
Bm,tC
y
total
nf
,
Noranda
-
73.50
Louvicourt
-25
B
raln
l
ttle
entlre
coasl
snatched
from
a
bobbing
raft
in
the
North
Atlantic
by
the
United
;
Wednesday.
States
Coastguard
cutter
Sorrel'
Forecast
late
Monday-
North
coast
region
Cloudy
The
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
;
with
occasional
showers
today,
here
said
there
is
no
immediate
Rain
Wednesday.
Winds
west-indication
of
the
fate
of
the
erly,
light,
increasing
Wednesday
other
12
members
of
the
crew!
to
southeast,
35
miles
per
hour.
Nai
Nvember
if
;
188
Pickle
Crow
Fraser
Volley
Oil
Test
Encouraging
VANCOUVER
Showings
from
wrfr,ca
rvtnhpr
25
1950
1
where
he
will
be
in
cnarge
01
4.1
Fiu
::"..say
Regicourt
-OJjMi
San
Antonio
-
2.65
Sherritt
Gordon
2.57
Steep
Rock
5.00
Silver
Miller
-
96
Upper
Canada
2.00
Hih
'
0
55
19.7
feet
the
store.
He
is
replaced
by
12
56
21.5
feet
Charles
Dickson,
Nanalmo,
-who
Low
.,.......
6:49
6.1
feet
arrived
in
the
city
by
plane
19:20'
3.2
feet
Monday.
an
oil
well
near
Newton
in
the
Fraser
Valley
are
said
to
be
"highly
encouraging."
Crude
oil
showings
from
1530
feet
have
come
up
through
the
mud.
of
the
Voyageur.
The
1100-ton
Little
change
in
temperature.
'
vessel
disappeared
early
Sunday
'
Lows
tonight
and
highs
Wednes-
of
f
Cape
Race,
Newfoundland,
day
at
Port
Hardy,
Sandspit
latter
sending
a
terse
SOS
call.
j
and
Prince
Rupert,
40
and
45.
(Wai
1
.
m
excess
of
allowances.
1