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NO.
221
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
21,
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Berlin's
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On
Seoul
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The
American
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yesterday
how
,
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two
or
three
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pennant
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Prime
Minister
jli'S
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As
Communists
Pour
Reinforcements
Iulo
Tltlit
To
Stay
Advance
TOKYO-While
North
Korea
was
pouring
In
reinforcements
lrom
north
and
west.
United
States
Marines,
having
crossed
Communists
Try
To
Take
Land'
and
Light
w
It
Off
at
tfOMun.
s
Detroit,
they
Will
nntrnit.
i
.i
:k
tics'
with
Detroit.
-
LONDON
CP)
Prime
Minister
C.
R.
Attlee
flew
to
Scotland
today
to
see
the
King
who
is
I
the
Han
River,
neared
the
heart
j
ofSeoul
today
after
havlng'on-
O
YES?
TAEGU
A
North
Korean
it
off
at
New
mm.
,t
of
a
three-way
.aid
play
New
York
Detroit
would
play
,,f
a
Boston-New
the
winner's
park.
on
a
holiday
at
his
Balmoral
home.
ceniraDea
on
me
capital
city
ioi-lowlng
their
new
Invasion
last
Friday
at
Inchon.
The
Americans
BERLIN
(CP)
East
German
Communists
today
tried
to
take
away
land
and
light
from
their
Government
quarters
were
quick
to
say
that
there
was
no
New
York
are
tied
were
closing,
in
from
two
sides-one
force
from
the
northwest.
particular
significance
in
the
visit
and
no
question
of
any
poli
western
confreres
but
the
other
from
the
southwest.
-
jay
as
a
result
m
,y
when
the
Tigers
Douks
Will
Be
0,K.-Wismer
VICTORIA
Attorney
General
Wismer,
commenting
on
the
decision
to
release
Sons
of
Freedom
from
prison,
said
yesterday
he
oensidcred
the
action
of
the
commission
the
right
step.
If,
tical
crisis.
The
city
Is
not
yielding
without
flopped
on
both
counts.
tlose
6
to
5
victory
E:adelplua
Athletics
stubborn
resistance.
-
Mr.
Attlee
is
expected
to
dis
cuss
with
His
Majesty
arrange
At
midnight
the
Reds
cut
off
electric
power
deliveries
to
est
,rk
had
an
easy
o
the
Chicago
Wlii!e
dropped
behind
a
ments
for
the
opening
next
month
of
the
new
session
of
Berlin
which,
however,
was
able
Parliament.
hail
dv
iomhi;
to
get
along
on
its
own
resour
ces.
colonel,
captured
In
the
fighting
around
Seoul,
told
bis
captors
that
he
was
convinced
democracy
was
the
best
form
of
living.
MacARTHUR
HAPPfc
TOKYO
General
Douglas
MacArthur
returned
to
Tokyo
trday
from
the
battlefront
in
Korea
where
she
spent
several
days.
He
appeared
relaxed
and
happy
and
said
he
was
hoping
to
return
to
Korea
soon
to
open
headquarters
in
Seoul.
RUSSIA
BEATEN
LAKE
SUCCESS
Russia
was
beaten
in
two
votes
before
tbe
United
Nations
security
council,
one
having
to
do
with
alleged
Russian
participation
in
the
Chinese
civil
war
and
the
other
which
would
have
kept
the
Greek
question
off
jble-heacler
to
tne
4
;
The
United
Nations
forces
will
now
consolidate
their
recaptured
grounds
to
carry
on
further
advances
towards
the
thirty-eighth
parallel.
There
Is
every
indication,
however,
that
they
will
meet
with
increased
resistance
from"
the
reinforced
North
Korean
defensvie
forces.
The
Red
reinforcements
are
coming
from
Manchuria
but
lians.
Earlier
in
the
night
on
the
outskirts
of
the
British
zone
bn
league
scores:
mtrican
half
a
dozen
Russian
soldiers
tried
to
move
their
border
bar
,,,1
5,
Detroit
8
8,
Chicago
1
Atrocity
Lieutenant
Tells
Tale
Cleveliwd
6-7
h
12,
St.
Louis
7
National
rlers
to
annex
175
square
yards
of
territory.
Some
100
British
infantrymen
turned
them
back.
British
officials
planned
negotiating
talks
with
the
Russians
to
settle
the
mix-up
today.
Other
incidents.
Including
a
Communist
demonstration
In
the
whether
they
are
Chinese
Communists
or
Red-trained
Koreans
te
uncertain.
after
regaining
their
freedom,
they
again
commit
the
offences
for
which
they
were
Jailed
they
would
again
be
Imprisoned.
For
himself,
he
was
confident
that
all
would
yet
become
good
citizens.
t
Interest
In
Navy
Grows
At
Chatham
Six
new
applicants
to
the
R.C.N.iRi
at
HMC.S.
Chatham
In
the
past
two
weeks
had
brought
total
strength
to
about
40.
Their
medicals
have
bpen
passed
and
they
are
now
waiting
4-2.
New
York
1-0
2,
Bnioklyn
7
Philadelphia
9
,
Boston
0.
French
sector,
Indicated
that
the
T",
nllnall,,
etfkrt-'
the
agenda.
KELOWNA
DENIED
VANCOUVER
Board
of
gov
ays
Go
As
the
Marines
smashed
on
today,
they
were
being
slowed
down
and,
at
some
point
halted,
by
tbe
big
North
Korean
column
rolling
down
from
Russian
-dominated
Manchuria
to
fight
for
the
capital.
The
armored
column
of
doubtful
nationality
consisted
of
forty
tanks
and
200
other
vehicles
from
Red
China's
Yalu
River
frontier
In
Manrhni-ia
TTnltprl
FIRST
TUNA
This
big
fish
was
one
of
the
first
blueftns
landed
at
the
Seventh
International
Tuna
Cup
Matches
at
Wedgpport,
N.S.
Jorge
Prado
of
Brazil,
sitting,
was
the
angler
who
subdued
the
battling
bluef
In.
Teams
were
entered
from
Argentina.
Cuba,
Chile,
the
United
States,
the
British
Empire
and
a
combined
team
from
Denmark
and
Sweden,
This
is
a
Nova
Scotia
Information
Bureau
photo.
-
"
(CP
Photo)
Victim
of
Grim
North
Korean
,
Incident
was
Believed
Dead
,
I
TAEGU,
Korea
CP)
An
American
lieutenant
was
found
today
near
here
tied
to
a
tree
ttnd
shot
three
times
in
the
face
and
head.
He
was
barely
alive
when
'found
but
bad
strength
to
tell
he
had
been
captured
ten
days
ago
by
North
Koreans
and
held
as
-prisoner
in
a
village.
He
saitl
JICUS
cue
Byonriiia.i'tv.awjr
ping
up
the
war
of
nerves.
Russia
is
miliary
;
for
results
of
X-rays.
A
target
ernors
of
the
Canadian
Broadcasting
C
o
r
p
o
r
ation,
meeting
here,
denied
an
application
of
the
Kelowna
radio
station
for
an
increase
in
power
from
1000
to
5000
watts.
LONGSHORE
STRIKE
ENDS
AUCKYAND
New
Zealand's
longshore
strike
ended
today
but
the
government
is
continuing
the
state
of
emer.
eencr.
which
H
declared
yes
,v,i,f
Rtatps
intPlltepnce
nffirpro
wpcp
it
Dictator
of
Yuk-
of
at
least
75
on
strength
has
been
set.
With
that
many
offi
-
ryf
1
lAIC-
Crl'"IPFC'
-
I
endeavoring
to
determine
lt
incsses
Korean
Views
cers
hope
to
have
a
Fairmile
Obstacle
Dean
Acheson
Calls
Upon
I'nlted
fUon
for
r-
International
Force
X
UUl
I
O
Ol
UlIVO
:
3
identity.
Many
Red
Koreans
have
bE
J
An
American
placed
on
the
unit
strength
for
training.
M-mel-Honr
,tHntnn
f,
!
-
.
..-,...-
f-v-r?,
taj'ltli
r?,'
th-".
delegation
quoted
June
25
invasion
across
Parallel
terday,
while
negotiations
for
J
Vancouver
LAKE
SUCCESS
Dean
Ache-
38
were
seasoned
with
Communist
China's
Mraichurian
armies.
Their
heavy
equipment
and
planes
were
all
of
Russian
Beattie
....
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Bevcourt
6.90
Bobjo
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Bayonne
Bralorne
son,
United
States
secretary
oi
nilcd
States
should
t
38th
parallel
in
stop
and
call
for
a
plebiscite.
parallel
was
the
separated
west-
.
.
M'W
of-
the
parade
time,
Wednesday
night
was
spent
at
precision
drill
with
a
view
to
having
a
squad
available
on
occasions.
There
were
six
officers
and
25
men
on
parade
last
night.
Lt.
Cdr.
J.
D.
McRae
was
in
charge.
Interest
and
enthusiasm
are
reported
growing.
.02
Buffalo
Canadian
B
R.
Con.
the
Reds
had
left
him
for
drad.
Vhhinsky
Cites
War
Criminals
LAKE
SUCCESS
Irt
a
vitriolic
speech
at
the
League
of
Nations
general
assembly
yesterday,
Andrei
Vlshlnsky,
Russian
foreign
commissar,
recited
a
list
of
"war"
criminals"
among
them
Winston
Churchill.
John
Foster
Dulles,
Oeneral
Omar
Bradley,
former
Defence
Secretary
Louis
Cariboo
Quartz
1.20
Consol.
Smelters
119.00
fd
South
Korea
Congress
12
Hedley
Mascot
43
Pacific
Eastern
05
Pend
Oreille
,
8.60
mist
North
Korea.
Korea
marched
in
t'h
ies
the
war
started.
State,
speaking
at
the
general
assembly
of
the
United
Nations
yesterday,
called
on
all
members
of
the
United
Nations-Communist
and
non-Communist
alike,
to
contribute
a
unit
for
an
International
armed
force
to
be
used
for
putting
down
aggression
In
any
quarter
of
the
world.
Mr.
Acheson
referred
to
the
fear
of
"Invasion,
subversion
and
the
knock
at
the
door
at
midnight"
which
was
so
general
Pioneer
2.40
aude
Pepper
iDemo-n
said
the
question
"luring
a
three-hour
LCL
Shipments
0!
Fish
Fillets
manufacture.
The
American
Marines
and
their
tanks
entered
Seoul
from
the
northwest
at
6
p.m.
Wednesday
while
another
column
moved
In
from
the
west
aftefysfeiz-lng
Seoul's
airfield
across
the
Han
River.
Korean
Red
troops
are
'converging
on
Seoul
from
several
old
Allied
southeast
beachhead
the
old
Allied
southeast
beachhead
perimeter.
A
big
battle
for
Seoul
seems
to
be
shaping
up,
a
battle
of
deep
significance
if
the
force
from
Manchuria
should
turn
out
to
be
non-Korean
in
manpower.
This
mysterous
force
may
al
Johnson,
General
Douglas
Mac-
pAo
last
night.
a
settlement
of
the
dispute
continue.
RAILWAYS
LOSE
LONDON
Great
Britain'
nationalized
trans
portation
system
lost
65,000,000
last
year,
it
was
announced
today.
JURY
DISAGREES
VANCOUVER
There
will
be
a
new
trial
for
three
members
of
the
Optimist
Club
on
lottery
charges
in
connection
with
the
drawing
for
an
automobile.
The
jury
disagreed
and
Mr.
Justice
N.
W.
Whit-taker
ordered
the
new
trial
which
will
take
place
in
a
few
days.
GRAFT
CHARGED
VANCOUVER
In
a
letter
written
to
the
chief
of
police,
a
former
city
constable
is
charged
with
extortion
of
$130
from
a
complainant.
sticking
to
his
Inrie-id
for
Yuiioslavia
In
HALIFAX.
The
first
of
a
ser
Premier
Border
Privateer
Reeves
McDonald
.
Reno
Sheep
Creek
Sllbak
Premier
.
Taku
River
Vananda
...
Salmon
Gold
I
Spud
Valley
Silver
Standard
Western
Uranium
Arthur
and
United
States
Sec
retary
of
the
Navy
Matthews.
Further
Church
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&
4.25
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1.19
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2.08
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-
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54
Eldona
.23
East
Sullivan
7.35
Giant
Yellowknife.
7.05
God's
Lake
:.
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Hardrock
33
Harrlcana
08
Heva
05
V2
Hosco
.-.
06
Jacknlfe
06
Joliet
Quebec
65
Lake
Rowan
08
Lapaska
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Little
Long
Lac
39
Lynx
19
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.25
McKenzie
Red
Lake
43
Vi
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
2.35
Moneta
31
Negus
-
105
Noranda
:
71.50
Louvlcourt
-H
ies
of
experimental
shipments
(f
an
conflict,
rxpress-fsl
of
United
States
jtl
that
of
the
United
being
carried
out
by
the
Can
taking
an
Immerll-tainst
any
effort
to
adian
National
Express
across
Canada
in
an
effort
to
develop
new
markets
for
less
than
car
fid
peace.
today.
The
main
obstacle
today,
he
said,
were
the
policies
of
the
Soviet
government
of
Russia
with
Its
new
imperialism.
Mr.
Acheson
also
called
on
the
General
Assembly
to
clear
its
decks
for
action
against
situations
which
might
arise
from
the
undue
exercise
of
the
veto
in
the
security
council
on
24
hours
notice,
if
necessary.
Union
Proposed
TORONTO
The
General
load
lot
perishable
commodities
left
here
Wednesday
for
Ifrm-
ready
have
crossed
the
38th
par-
.
allel,
dividing
North
and
South
i
Council
of
the
United
Church,
tn
nee
treal.
It
included
fresh
fillets
from
Lunenburg,
Lockeportj
Shelburne
and
Liverpool.
N.S.
Under
the
direction
of
L.
J.
pig
THE
WEATHER
Oliver
of
Montreal,
transportation
supervisor
for
the
C.N.E
Pickle
Crow
175
.04
Vi
-uovd
F.
Detwiller.
Regcourt
session
here,
again
revived
the
proposal
of
'constitutional
union'
with
the
Anglican
Church
in
Canada.
Canon
R.
A.
Hiltz,
general
secretary
of
the
Anglican
Church
in
Canada,
declared
that
talks
which
had
already
taken
place
along
this
line
had
not
been
wasted
time.
Oils
Anglo
Canadian
5
35
A.P.
Con
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Atlantic
2.85
Calmont
-
125
Central
Leduc
2.90
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Home
Oil
15,75
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16V4
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195
Pacific
Pete
7.25
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Canadian
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Athona
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Aumaque
v
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The
tests
are
being
conducted
with
a
new
idea
for
the
refrigeration
of
sections
of
a
car
for
I'"r
of
hospital
lnsur-i
"'P
Union
of
British
More
Details,
Craft
Courses
Korea
and
only
thirty
mile?
'
north
of
Seoul.
Z
British
troops
in
southeast
Korea
late
today
moved
across
the
Naktong
River
and
joined
American
and
.
South
Korean
forces
pushing
in
to
KurfJiriow.
RIOTING
IN
SEOUL
,
A
South
Korean
official,
quoted
by
Pusan
radio,
said
today
that
''tens
of
thousands
oi
anti-Communist
workers"
are
rioting
in
Seoul.'
The
radio
said
that
military
law
has
been
imposed
In
the
city.
MUniClPR
tins
Vu.ro
!
that
$1,500,000
more
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
23
Sherrlt
Gordon
.
2.30
Steep
Rock
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4.00
Sturgeon
River
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Silver
Miller
92
Upper
Canada
2.00
heeded
for
hospital
in-
More
recent
wira
from
Miss
Jean
Travis
of
the
Extension
"anrins!
In
the
nra-
'
year.
Synopsis
A
storm
centre
in
the
Gulf
qf
Alaska
is
causing
southeast
winds
of
gale
force
over
waters
adjacent
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
These
winds
,are
expected
to
decrease
this
afternoon.
Skies
will
remain
cloudy
In
that
region
with
showers
expected
tonight.
Warm
sunny
weather
is
expected
to
persist
over
the
,
south
coast
ana
throughout
the
southern
and
central
Interior
today
and
small
shipments.
The
experiments
will
include
handling
cut
flowers,
fish,
fresh
and
cooked
mcuts
and
possibly
small
shipments
of
fruit
requiring
refrigeration.
"It
Is
perhaps
a
little
too
early
to
say
anything
definite
about
Department
of
the
University
;'d
been
a
rii.rinit
nf
of
British
Columbia
regarding
f'ast
year
which
had
Pi
carp
nf
h
New
Liquor
Warehouse
VICTORIA
'
The
next
new
liquor
control
board
warehouse
for
British
Columbia
will
stand
in
Victoria
and
plans
are
now
under
way.
It
will
be
on
Marine
Drive.
The
liquor
commissioner,
Moose
Women
Enjoy
Whist
';ld
be
no
increase
In
the
experiments,"
said
Mr.
Oliver,
"but
with
each
progressive
test
we
are
becoming
more
con
the
coming
handicraft
course
is
that
each
of
the
courses
will
be
limited
to
15
students,
making
the
necessity
of
early
registration
apparent.
Miss
Travis
has
lined
up
the
program
as
follows:
First
Week
Evenings)
durance
premiums
'
Mr-
Detwiller
said
fident
of
success.
The
idea
was
lanital
!...
,'.
.
developed
by
the
company
s
own
...oiuance
is
a
challenge,"
the
com-
Riel
Descendants
In
Korea
Brigade
J
WINNIPEG
Two
great-nephews
of
Louis
Riel,
leader
of
the
1885
Northwest
Rebellion,
have
W.
F.
Kennedy,
says
the
new
Military
whist
was
enjoyed
by
Women
of
the
Moose
after
a
regular
meeting
In
the
Moose
Templo.
The
winning
table
consisted
of
Mrs.
Fred
Grimble,
Mrs
M.
Heise,
Mrs.
F.
Good
and
Mrs
:,a'd.
declnrtnrr
11
L.
...
'K
Willi.
I
,
research
experts
who
are
always
seeking
to
find
new
methods
of
providing
Improved
services.
''ing
down
to
smooth-
Is
Blamed
For
Marine
Tragedy
SAN
FRANCISCO
The
captain
of
a
freighter
which
rammed
a
hospital
ship
outside
of
the
Golden
Gate
a
few
weeks
ago
has
been
charged
with
negligence
as
a
result
of
the
affair.
It
is
alleged
that
he
was
navigating
his
ship
at
excessive
soeed
in
a
dense
fog.
Twenty-
warehouse
will
be
large.
There
will
be
a
single
storey,
with
spacious
basement,
and
no
elevators.
Forecast
North
coast
region
Gale
warning
continued.
fort
riardy
region
Sunny
today.
Cloudy
tonight.
Cloudy
with
showers
tomorrow.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Wind
southeast,
15.
Low
tonight
and
Monday
Leather
carving.
Tuesday
Design
use
of
line.
Wednesday
Leather
coloring.
Thursday
Design
use
of
shapes.
The
place
will
be
In
line
with
Riel.
The
lucky
box
draw
was
wnn
hv
Mrs.
W.
Terrv
who
is
?Pcrmcn
Joined
Canada's
special
Korean
modern
type
of
construction.
leaving
shortly
to
take
up
rest-1
iorce
They
are
Ignace
J.
Riel..
27,
dence
in
Ketchikan.
Senior
Reg
Honored
By
W.O.M.
Longshoremen
Get
More
Pay
SAN
FRANCISCO
Twelve
thousand
United
States
Pacific
Featuring
the
meeting
of
the
Friday
Leather
Inlay.
Second
Week
Evenings
Monday
Design
sources.
Tuesday
Leather
saddle
stitching.
Wednesday
Design
lettering.
Thursday
Leather
question
high
tomorrow
at
Port
Haray,
au
Remainder
of
region
Cloudy
today.
Cioudy
with
showers
tonight
and
tomorrow.
Little
rHano-p
in
temDerature.
Winds
fOON-Newspapor
re-rif!'?
FMt
William
lPro.f-Am"''B
those
one
persons
died
when
the
Women
of
the
Moose
last
night
freighter
rammed
the
hospital
was
the
presentation
of
a
boir-quet
of
flowers
to
Mrs.
J.
Kasper
ship.
Coast
longshoremen
will
receive
Vancouver
and
In
honor
of
her
recent
appointment
to
the
post
of
deputy
grand
southeast
(35),
decreasing
to
southeasterly
(20)
this
afternoon.
T-nw
tonleht
and
highs
tomor
ent
Mrs.
F.
Parlette
presided.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
bythe
alumnae
committee.
Boston
Was
Immobilized
BOSTON
Boston
had
a
serious
power
breakdown
yesterday
which
Immobilized
every
street
car
and
trolley
bus.
The
city
was
darkened
and
stood
still
for
10c
an
hour
pay
Increases
n
a
F.
J.
s
v
UV
.11
111
regent.
General
business
was
and
Alexander
Riel.
30-year-old
father
of
three
children.
Both
live
in
suburban
St.
Vital.
They
are
training
with
the
Second
Battalion
of
Princess
Patricia's
Canadian
Light
-Infantry
at
Calgary.
Ignace
Riel
served
In
the
second
world
war
with
the
Winnipeg
Rifles,
a
unit
which
fought
his
great-uncle
in
the
1885
rebellion.
He
took
part
in
the
Normandy
D-Day
landings.
Alexander
Kiel
also
Is
a
veteran.
He
was
a
rifleman
in
the
1942
Dieppe
raid.
row
at
Sandspit
and
Prince
Ru
tentative
agreement
reached
today
by
the
Pacific
Coast
Maritime
Association
and
Long
handled
at
the
meeting.
Winner
of
the
lucky
box
was
Mrs.
Wil
pert,
52
and
58.
period.
Friday
Design
color.
Both
Weeks
Afternoons
Stencilling.
Lino
block
printing-
.
Miss
Travis
sends
word
L-L.
that
i
the
stencilling
course
is
excel-ipnt,
Even
those
who
imagine
BASEBALL
SCORES
Portland
4-5,
San
Francisco
3-0
Oakland
3,
Sacramento
2
(10
innings)
San
Diego
7,
Hollywood
5
Los
Angeles
8,
Seattle
3
liam
Terry.
The
Moosetieart
shoremen's
Union
is
approved.
Tho
boost
would
bring
to
$192
Commonwealth
Is
alumni
committee
was
In
charge
of
entertainment.
Best
Example
!
almost
an
hour.
j
SORRY
i
L
rv
an
hour
the
basic
wage
for
a
working
week
of
five
six-hour
clays.
they
have
no
artistic
ability
find
WASHINGTON
Senator
J.
W
MOBILE
CLINIC
they
can
turn
out
articles
wim
de
B.
Farris,
K.C.,
of
Vancouver
.
ROSSER,
Man.
W
More
than
speaking
before
the
Joint
meeting
TRAIN
OF
EVENTS
WINDSOR,
Ont.
When
a
ann
nersons
received
chest
a
of
the
American
and
Canadian
ravs
when
the
Manitoba
Sani-
baseboard
in
a
bathroom
caught
Bar
Associations
here
today
a
surprisingly
proiesiuum
such
as
greeting
cards,
fancy
napkins,
etc.
Lino
cutting
has
an
actual
physical
appeal
to
some
people
who
enjoy
the
cutting
process.
Ability
to
draw
Is
certainly
an
nsspt.
hut
not
a
necessity.
Block
nninted
to
the
British
Common
torlum
Board's
travelling
tuber
culosls
clinic
visited
the
town.
fire
It
took
a
little
while
to
fir.
the
cause.
Apparently"
wind
had
rr
on
pavAKt.milfrh
Off
the
NEW
TENNIS
CLIB
'SOURIS,
Man.
ffl
Souris
may
boast
a
tennis
club
withflne
courts
in
the
near
future.
A
great
deal
of
work
has
been
dohe,
this
summer
on
the
neglected
courts
and
enthusiasts
are
planning
to
Friday,
September
22,
1950
wealth
of
Nations
as.
the
best
euide
to
world
peace
better
even
y
ance
(
I
ay
nite
J
f;0-F.HALL
j
Friends
In
Prince
Rupert
have
heard
from
Alf
Worthington,
formerly
advertising
manager
of
the
Dally
News,
and
now
living
In
Chatham,
Ontario,
where
he
is
the
advertising
manager
of
a
newspaper.
He
finds
the
change
to
eastern
Canada
one
of
interest
and
Is
doing
well.
,
three
High
11:12
18.2
feet
;
.
'
23:02
19.3
feet
A
i
Urihnli-i
nlans
to
buy
Low
'.
4:41
4.6
feet
than
the
exemplary
relations
which
existed
between
United
States
and
Canada.
corner
oi
me
nuuac
nu
unt
v..-.
r
-
"f
m
of
it
dropped
on
a
live
wire,
times
as
many
Brazil
nuts
this
causing
a
short
circuit.
1
year
as
she
did
In
1949.
Drintlng
can
also
be
applied
to
I
organize
a
club
next
season.
.
17:03
8.0
feet
fabric
as
wen
as
papei.