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CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
CABS
Published
at
Canada'
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXIX,
No.
267
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
16,
1950
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Phone
81
.
:
Australia
Firm
Daily
Delivery
iil
Afii
Weak
Japan,
Pacific
Pact,
s
Still
-
Back
1
)
Are
Wanted
Canadian
Experts
Keep
SYDNEY,
Australia
B
Australia
wants
two
things
In
the
Pacific
a
disarmed
Japan
and
Korea
Air
Lift
Moving
a
Pacific
pact
that
Includes
the
United
States.
Ltions
Forces
Move
British
Planes
Are
Fired
Upon
HONG
KONO
W-Two
unidentified
planes,
possibly
from
the
Royal
Navy
aircraft
carrier
Theseus,
were
fired
upon
by
Chinese
Communist
anti-aircraft
batteries
along
the
Hong'
Kong-China
border
yesterday.
Neither
was,
apparently,
damaged.
The
Navy
refused
to
comment.
frigid
Weather
t
in
spite
of
20-de-
By
DAVE
McINTOSH
Canadian
Press
8tatf
Writer
McCHORD
AIR
FORCE
BASE,
Wash.
(CP)
of
the
United
States
i
There
is
a
feeling
In
Canberra
that
Australia
may
use
promised
talks
on
a
Japanese
peace
treaty
as
basis
for
"horse
trading"
on
a
Pacific
pact.
1
..........
The
Australians
have'
been
slow
to
forgive
Japan
for
its
war
misdeeds
and
this
has
been
made
known
in
recent
talks
in
Britain
and
the
United
States.
hivision
movea
up
w
They
rolled
the
30-ton
giant
into
the
hanger
and
the
ground
crew
swarmed
over
it
like
ants
burrowing
miles
oi
unpuiuiiiu
istallatlons
on
the
into
a
great
silver
log.
of
the
200-mlle
front
a
yesterday
ana
are
Almost
a
week
later,
they
rolled
it
out
again,
after
the
major
overhaul
and
ready
to
tick
Is
from
the
Manchur-tr.
The
Communists
g
back
all
along
the
smoothly
on
the
10,000-mile
haul
kill
r
a
to
Tokyo
and
back.
been
in
the
RCAF
2V2
years.
The
men
who
keep
'em
flying
"The
Instrument
trade
is
ay
the
United
Na
ts
drove
forward
all
Russ
Plane
Endangered
Alleged
Act
of
U.S.
Jet
Fighter
Protested
pretty
new,"
he
says.
"All
I
do
Is
modifications,
modifications."
for,
the
RCAF
Korean
airlift
squadron
had
turned
out
another
professional
job.
Scarcity
May
.
Speed
Plant
According-
to
what
is
heard
in
Vancouver
the
35
per
cent
cutback
in
the
civilian
use
of
aluminum
in
.the
United
States
may
mean
an
additional
impetus,
toward
the
establishment
of
an
;d
war
f.ont.
Smash
es
of
as
much
as
five
He
exhibited
a
new
flowmeter,
about
a
third
the
size
of
the
old
Who
are
these
men
who
make
made
by
the
Ameri-
a
squadron
operational
but.
one.
le
northeast.
"Modifications
are
what
make
whom
you
never
hear
about?
,
Take
Cpl.
Bill
Wldger,
for
in
a
better
aircraft,
though,"
he
BERLIN
W
General
Vassily
stance.
The
46-year-old
Calgar-
,
irthwest
front,
troops
countries,
comprising
United
States
First
ved
through
a
sleet
HOT,
HUMID
AND
MOIST
Three
Canadian
d
sstroyers
In
Korean
"
waters
have
found
the
weather,
hot,
humid
and
frequently
moist.
It
w
is
wet,
In
fact,
when
this
RCN
photo
was
taken
of
Capt.
Jeffrey
Brock
of
Winnipeg
and
Victoria,
in
oilskins,
and
Sub.-Lleut.
Robert
O'Neil
of
Ottawa
on
the
bridge
of
the
destroyer
Cayuga.
(CP
PHOTO)
lan
has
been
an
airframe
me
chanlc
for
10
years.
He
worked
ky
advanced
four
miles
on
Falrey
Battles,
Kittyhawks,
said.
Cpl.
Leo
Mancuso
of
Toronto
Is
an
electrician,
has
been
for
eight
years.
Before
1942,
he
was
a
draughtsman.
He
served
in
Europe
as
well
as
on
a
good
percentage
of
airdromes
In
Canada.
aluminum
industry
in
northern
British
Columbia.
-
To
date,
it
Is
Indicated
.there
is
expectation
of
a
plant
being
built
at
Kitimat,
a
short
distance
south
of
Prince
Rupert.
This
would
use
power
from
the
system
of
lakes
and
rivers
in
the
interior
regions.
The
American
cutback
order
Chulkov,
chief
of
Soviet
forces
in
Germany,
charged
last
night
that
an
American
jet
fighter
had
endangered
a
Russian
hospital
plane
carrying
French
Communist
leader
Maurice
Tho-rez
to
Moscow.
American
officials
promptly
denied
the
:ng
a
shot.
South
Kor-
Hurricanes,
Ansons,
Lysanders
fc
and
American
forces
MUSIC
FOR
NAVY-
and
Mosquitoes
among
others
before
North
Stars
were
ever
he
First
Corps.
built.
t
e
more
United
Na-
Mancuso
is
responsible
for
all
"Everything
back
of
the
fire
jrcements
are
report-
electrical
circuits
in
the
North
charge.
Egypt
and
Britain
King
Farouk
Takes
Hand
wall
is
my
business,"
he
says,
Twenty-One
Piece
Band
For
HMCS
Chatham
Authorized
becomes
effective
January
1,
the
reduction
applying
on
everything
kming
up
to
the
front.
Star.
With
four
men.
It
takes
Chulkov;
in
a
formal
protest,
spokesman
said
the
five
days
to
cover
them
all
from
said
the
fighter
flew
within
10
By
this,
he
means
all
control
surfaces
are
his
responsibility
from
pots
and
pans
to
motors
and
machinery.
kalth
Twenty-Ninth
bis
assembling
near
everything
but
the
engines.
Ailerons,
fins,
rudders,
flaps
Establishment
of
a
21-plece
nose
to
tall
on
a
major
check,'
yards
of
the
Soviet
plane,
which
comes
every
400
flying
Thorez,
reported
to
be'
suf-hours.
ferlng
from
partial
paralysis,
Airframe
mechanic,
engine
was
enroute
to
Moscow
for
undercarriage,
nosewheel
ail
.:h
Korean
capital,
newly-identified
unit
cd
Nations
force.
British
Losses
these
must
be
In
perfect
work
Tells
His
Parliament
to
Cancel
Treaty
of
1936
London
Stands
Pat
mechanic
In
the
old
days
they,
treatment.
He
Is
now
believed
band
in
connection
with
H.M.C.S.
Chatham,
local
naval
reserve
division,
has
been
authorized
by
Department
of
National
Defence
to
be
in
a
sanitarium.
were
called
fitters
and
riggers
Ing
order.
If
an
aileron
should
jam,
a
score
of
men
might
die.
jnmonwealth
Twenty-
The
incident
is
alleged
to
have
instrument
mechanic
and
elec
In
Korean
Var
lr:gade
has
been
In
ac
at
Ottawa.
First,
&
local
band
CAIRO
CR
King
Farouk
of
Egypt
declared
today
that
trlcian
do
not
cover
the
whole
occurred
near
Frankfort.
It
was
believed
to
have
been
he
time.
It
Is
made
up
master
is
to
be
obtained
two
tentative
applications
have
al
and
Australian
troops
GOOD
MACHINES
Stocky,
craggy-jawed
Wldger
says:
"I
suppose
aircraft
become
Just
like
patients
after
a
while
Foreign
Commissar
Andrei
Vlsh-
ready
been
received
and
then
range
of
ground
work.
There
are
radio
men,,
calibration
experts,
radar
mechanics.
There
are
14
six-man
air
crews
LONDON.
Minister
of
Defence
Emmanuel
Shlnwell
told
Parliament
today
that
British
lnsky's
personal
plane.
the
recruiting
will
commence.
ana
you
look
after
them
like
a
The
department
supplies
new
of
John
H.
McDonald,
living
at
doctor.
You
jab.
'em
here
and
on
the
squadron.
To
keep
them
ping
instruments,
music
and
uni
the
Pioneer
Home
m
Westview,
flvlne
it
takes
more
than
400
forms.
Egypt's
government
"sees
that
the
1936
Anglo-Egyptian
treaty
has
lost
Its
legality
as
basis
of
Anglo-Egyptian
relations."
The
statement
was
made.,
in
..the
Speech
from
the
Throne
at
the
opening
of
Parliament.
The
king
added
that
"there
is
no
alternative
than
to
decide
on
Its
cancellation."
The
Throne
Speech
Indicated
there
and
find
out
what's
wron.
After
that,
you
have
to
put
it
men
like
Wlgler,
Jacobsen,
Tig-1
has
entered
the
Prince
Rupert
ttes
and
Mancuso.
'
General
Hospital.
There
are
a
few
potential
)
Funds
fright,"
bandsmen
within
the
division
a!
casualties
in
Korea
had
been
5l
killed,
158
wounded
and
five
missing.
Former
Prime
Minister
Winston
Churchill.
said
tha),
Britain,
should
thank
God
that
her
casualties
had
not.been
heavier.
He
proposed
that
a
message
of
sympathy
be
sent
to
Untied
States
in
view
of
her
much
heavier
ready
but
most
of
the
band
recruits
will
have
to
come
from
it
He
stuck
his
screwdriver
.
in
his
.pocket
and
leaned
back
against
the
work
bench.
He
looked
at
the
North
Star,
en
find
Christmas
plans
outside
the
present
strength
TODAY'S
STOCKS
"Providing
we
can
obtain
the
recruits
quickly,
there
Is
no
rea
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
cased
in
scaffoldings
as
men
dug
Into
its
vitals.
"Seems
funny
about
the
North
(Courtesy
&
son
why
we
should
not
have
the
Jie
business
discussed
Jar
monthly
meeting
anadian
Legion
last
iiristmas
formal
ball
social
dance
were
In
presented
by
F.
J.
Jian
of
the
entertain-
band
going
by
Christmas,''
Lt
Cdr.
J.
M.
Oolby,
staff
officer.
VANCOUVER
Star,"
he
said.
"American
design.
British
engines.
Canadian
Beattle
-55
Bobjo
-
12
Buffalo
Canadian
.23
H.M.C.S.
Chatham,
says.
IK
Bayonne
Try
To
Break
Bralorne
,
6.50
FORD
IAY-OFF
DETROIT
Ford
Motor
Co.
is
laying
off
50,004
worker
for
intermittent
periods
owinr
to
shortage
of
materials
due
to
defence
demands,
ARM
BERLIN
POLICE
BERLIN
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States
are
arming
14,000
West
Berlin
police
with
sub-machine-runs
and
other
weapons.
Eight
tanks
and
200
United
,
States
soldiers
have
arrived.
BIG
WASHINGTON
WIND
WALLA
WALLA
A
gale
up
to
81
miles
per
hour
was
recorded
here
during
the
night
but
there
appears
to
have
been
no
serious
damage,
TROOP
MOVEMENTS
OUT
NEW
DELHI
Owing
to
the
tens
situation
in
the
Tibet
area
and
elsewhere
along
the
northern
frontiers,
the
Indian
government
has
forbidden
troop
movements
in
northern
India.
that
Egypt
hopes
Great
Britain
will
recognize
its
demands
to
remove
British
troops
immediately
from
the
Suez
Canal
zone.
Main
clause
of
the
1936
agreement
is
its
authorization
to
maintain
British
troops
in
the
strategic
Canal
zone
until
1956.
British
and
Egyptian
governments
have
been
holding
discussions
on
Egypt's
long-standing
demands
that
British
troops
get
out
of
the
Suez
Canal
zone
and
.mittee.
Dates
of
the
.2A
.04
'
B
R
Con
.
B
R
X
...
modifications.
;
She's
got
good
engines.
She's
a
good
plane."
Any
pilot
here
will
tell
you
the
same
thing
and
that
no
engine
can
beat
the
Rolls-Royce
Merlin.
And
they
add
that
the
Up
Deadlock
held
in
December
Consol.
Smelters
........
120.50
Con
west
L99
Donalda
-
49
Eldona
26
V2
East
Sullivan
7-75
Cariboo
Quartz
1.05
pounced.
Not
Breaking
Up
Coalition
.42
N
to
continue
in
the
Hedley
Mascot
Pacific
Eastern
.05
ground
crew
keep
them
that
N
f
a
stricter
Dolicv
Oiant
Yellowknife
6.40
Pend
Oreille
8.00
Pioneer
1.95
pilon
of
funds,"
said
way.
"That
plane
will
barrel
Fway,
secretary-man
that
the
Anglo-Egyptian
Sudan
he
nnltpd
uith
Eevnt.
Britain.
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
W-
Another
effort
to
break
the
Gefj
man
rearmament
deadlock
and
get
on
with
organization
of
a
combined
defence
force
fot
Western
Europe
is
scheduled
tw
London,
starting
December
4.
'"
France
has
opposed
the
In-?
5V2
through
anything,"
was
the
way
Premier
Border
Privateer
citing
the
world
situation,
has
FO.
Jack
Santarelli
of
Montreal
sion.
I'ted
statement
of
re-lfi
disbursements
from
Reeves
McDonald
3.95
been
hanging
on
stubbornly
to
.put
lt.
But
It
Cannot
Last
Forever,
Says
Attorney
General
VANCOUVER.
Speaking
to
the
Vancouver
Centre
Liberal
Association
last
night,
Attorney
General
O.
S.
Wismer
said
that,
while
coalition
could
not
last
.02
Fit.
Lt.
Cord
Webb,
D.F.C.
and
Reno
po
September
was
read
Sheep
Creek
.,
1.23
I
elusion
of
a
large
German
force
.30
Silbak
Premier
array.
children's
Christ-
Wd
Christmas
nnrlv
the
68-year-old
occupation
right.
Today
a
government
spokesman
In
London
said
that
Britain
had
no
Intention
of
withdrawing
from
the
Suez
Canal
area.
PR
is
belnir
nlsinnoH
.09
.9
V2
.02
.04
2.35
Taku
River
Vananda
Salmon
Gold
Spud
Valley
Silver
Standard
in
the
Western
European
army.
At
the
London
meeting
North
Atlantic
council
of
foreign
ministers,
deputies
and
military
committees
will
try
to
settle
their
differences.
Canada
will
bo
represented
by
Defence
Minister
Brooke
Claxton.
'
HVS
P
.assessm.nt
of
one
V'
adder!
in
lh
1r,
bar,
of
Hamilton
says:
"I
flew
B-29s
in
Alaska.
After
those,
handling
a
North
Star
is
like
stepping
from
a
horse
and
buggy
into
a
new
car."
Sgt.
Ed
Jacobsen
of
Kenora,
Ont.,
has
been
an
engine
mechanic
In
the
RCAF
for
12
years
and
joined
the
squadron
from
Centralla,
Ont.
'
His
job
is
to
see
that
the
engines
turn
over
and
keep
turning
over.
WELL-TRAINED
Another
task
is
training
new
forever,
there
was
no
intention
of
breaking
it
up
at
present.
Nevertheless,
if
it
continued
indefinitely,
there
must
be
government
by
compromise.
Mr.
Wismer
reiterated
his
opinion
that
there
should
be
early
institution
of
the
transferable
vote
system
In
British
Columbia
elections.
....
w
fciic
ABtJi
er
expenses
of
the
Western
Uranium
1.00
'
Oils
Revival
Of
Sea
Cadets
God's
Lake
37
Hardrpck
-
-25
Harrlcana
.,
08
Heva
:.
..
7Vi
Hosco
5Vi
Jacknlfe
06
Joliet
Quebec
103
Lake
Rowan
.IV2
Lapaska
4
Little
Long
Lac
.46
Lynx
-
152
Madsen
Red
Lake
'
2.25
McKenzie
Red
Lake
47
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
2.16
Moneta
-36
Negus
-85
Noranda
73.50
Louvicourt
16
Pickle
Crow
167
Regcourt
05
San
Antonio
2.50
Senator
Rouyn
21
Sherrit
Gordon
2.70
Steep
Rock
6.50
Sturgeon
River
.14
Silver
Miller
.5
'
.86
Upper
Canada
1-80
Golden
Manitou
6.20
Rangers
Not
ffty.
it
was
decided.
Anglo
Canadian
4.90
wanks
for
thase
re-
.37
A
P
Con
J!
M
work
was
expressed
Atlantic
2.45
Calmont
83
Central
Leduc
2.30
Home
Oil
13.75
Russians
Help
Horth
Koreans
The
written
rc-
Chteseman
rhnlr.
Hypnotized
NEW
YORK
h
New
York
Rangers
today
know
what
a
lot
of
people
have
suspected
for
some
time
psychology,
hypnotics
or
no,
it
still
takes
goals
to
win
a
hockey
game.
men
"It
takes
three
to
four
"e
P"Ppy
day
commit-!ned
narii,..,i,.i..
r...
months
to
train
an
engine
me
I'1
Electric
Whn
rrr..
chanic."
he
savs.
"There's
a
Department
of
Naval
Service
Anxious
That
Local
Corps
Be
Re-formed
Naval
Service
Headquarters
in
Ottawa
is
anxious
that
the
Prince
Rupert
Sea
Cadet
Corps,
once
regarded
as
one
of
the
finest
and
most
enthusiastic
In
good
deal
of
natural
ability
to-
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Pacific
Pete
Princess
Royal
Canadian
TORONTO
Athona
r..
Aumaque
it,
though.
An
engine
mecnanic
;
'"stalled
loudspeakers
Fred
Scadden,
who
PPPy
day
headquart-,L-
M.
Felsenthal
for
ne
store
nMimi.
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Seven
inches
of
fresh
show
lie
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
airport
at
Sandsplt
but
there
is
none
along
the
mainland
In
that
area.
Heavy
falls
of
snow
have
occurred
In
the
mountains
of
the
Kootenays
with
some
high
valleys
reporting
over
a
foot
on
the
eround
this
morning.
In
the
Dr.
David
F.
Tracy,
New
York
is
more
or
less
born,
not
made."
i
psychologist,
yesterday
after-1
This
can
be
pretty
credible
to
noon
gave
them
treatment
in'
any
layman,
gazing
at
the
in-
TOKYO
W
The
Russians
have
supplied
North
Korean
communist
forces
with
900
to
1000
Soviet-made
tanks
"during
the
courss
of
the
war,"
General
Douglas
MacArthur's
headquarters
announced
yesterday.
Ot
these,
headquarters
said.
595
have
been
destroyed
-
and
about
200
were
damaged,
cap
thetr
dressing
room
on
how
to
comprehensible
jungle
of
roas,
principals
of
valves
and
feed
lines.
Beside
an
relax
but
he,
apparently,
had
Canada
but
for
the
past,
few
years
Inactive,
be
re-formed.
As
a
first
step,
the
local
branch
of
the
Navy
League
of
Canada
would
have
to
be
revived.
All
uniforms
and
training
equipment
---
ar.e
supplied
by
Navai
Ho
New
Flood
fc,M
'
""nunciauon
fJfden
street
SnhAi
Shipyard
Strike
little
success
with
the
Rangers
for
they
lost
4-to-3
to
the
Boston
Bruins.
tured
or
abandoned.
south
coastal
region
the
air
has
become
a
little
warmer
because
of
loneer
travel
over
the
ocean
service
of
pupils
""PP'es
on
the
8t.rpt.-
engine,
the
myriad
dials
and
switches
of
the
cockpit
are
a
piece
of
cake.
A
ground
crew
man
who
has
to
be
able
to
and
can
fathom
the
intricacies
of
the
cockpit
is
LAC.
BUI
Tlgges
of
Ottawa.
He's
Is
Hearing
End
unii
h
-
i
:---
.
and
nil
nrecinftation
has
been
ilf
nf
;
""ecu..
Service
Heaaquariers.
Relief
Taxes
WINNIPEG
0i
Premier
Douglas
Campbell
last
night
announced
that
Manitoba
will
impose
no
T
.
in
the
form
of
rain.
Fllms
depicting
the
operations
Tralnine
Quarters
would
be
at
ALBERNI
MAYOR
IS
RE-ELECTED
Fiue-cnnlr
,
.
The
storm
centre
affecting
and
organization
of
Consolidat
Vn
's
"eaaquari-
End
of
the
month-long
strike
of
400
shipyard
workers
here
was
in
prospect
after
the
15-cent
an
hour
pay
boost
across
the
board
H.M.C.S.
Chatham,
the
training
staff
of
which
would
also
be
available.
6n
tk
."-"I"'
WHU
BU1U
he
streets;
and
those
PORT
ALBERNI
Oi
Loran
'
'
Jordan,
who
resigned
as
mayor
new
taxes
in
meeting
its
estimated
$6,000,000
share
of
the
British
Columbia
weather
lies
off
ed
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
com-the
Vancouver
Island
In
almost!
prised
the
interesting
program
the
same
position
as
yesterday,
at
today's
weekly
luncheon
of
However,
lt
Is
not
quite
so
in-
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
.
Club,
tense
and
winds
are
consider-
President
A.
B.
Brown
was
in
valley
after
a
probe
into
the
civic
ad
'
ine
Ladies'
Auxll-
,
Wored
at
the
head-
"entinn
,.
o
1
The
Misses
M.
Utah
and
M.
Pierce,
graduates
of
the
Vancouver
Vocational
School
In
Practical
Nursing,
have
joined
the
Prince
Rupert
Hospital
staff.
They
arrived
by
the
Prince
George
yesterday.
$23,000,000
Red
River
spring
flood
bill.
ablv
llehter
than
yesterday.
"
mcie
was
a
goua
members
with
had
been
offered
by
Burrard
Dry
Dock
and
Pacific
Dry
Dock.
Union
officials
recommended
the
acceptance
of
the
offer
at
a
meeting
later
In
the
day.
Victoria
shipyard
workers
a
500-man
forces
are
expected
to
accept
a
similar
settlement.
h0
Soid
wreaths
.
The
Premier
said
the
province,
hopes
to
raise
its
share
of
the
!
cost
from
consolidated
revenue.'
There
Is
little
Indication
that
attendance
of
this
centre
will
change
much
in
several
guests.
FSS
hnn.
of
Prince
Ru-
districts
ministration,
was
again
erected
chief
magistrate
yesterday
in
a
special
by-election.
'"
11
Jordan
polled
879
votes,
173
more
than
William
Johnstone
I
who
resigned
his
aldermanic
seat
to
contest
the
mayoralty.
In
Victoria
today
Hon.
R.
C.
MacDonald.
minister
of
muni-.
the
next
two
days
and
consequently
the
current
weather
The
federal
government
will
pay
a
large
share.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
NOTICE
RE
HOUSING
pattern
is
forecast
to
continue.
Forecast
North
Coast
Region
Mostly
clear
along
the
mainland
coast
but
elsewhere
cloudy.
Scattered
Breaks
With
Non-Partizans
Shipyard
Strike
Is
Believed
Over
cipal
affairs,
said
there
wouid
Canucks
At
Fort
Lewis
FORT
LEWIS,
Wash.
Oh-Canada's
11,000-man
Korean
brigade
under
command
of
Brigadier
J
M..
(Rocky)
Rockingham,
today
began
pouring
inio
Fort
Lewis
by
trooptrain.
They
are
abandoning
camps
from
Ontario
to
British
Columbia
in
which
they
have
been
taking
basic
training
and
the
movement
is
expected
to
be
completed
by
November
23.
The
force
will
be
stationed
here
for
information
traiuhiB.
.
f
Member
17,
1950
VANCOUVER.
Settlement
of
De
no
acuuii
taneu
ugamai,
members
of
Port
Alberni's
city
council
or
municipal
officials
for
alleged
misconduct
in
connection
VANCOUVER
Aid.
Archie
Proctor,
who
differed
with
the
Non-Partlzan
Association
on
the
the
British
Columbia
shipyard
strike
appeared
In
prospect
to
A
PUBLIC
MEETING
will
be
held
111
the
Common
Lounge
of
the
Civic
Centre
on
Friday,
November
17th
at
8
p.m.
at
which
Mr.
J.
Everett
Brown,
Provincial
Housing
Commissioner,
will
outline
a
proposed
housing
plan.
All
interested
In
rental
or
purchase
housing
are
cordially
invited
to
attend.
GEORGE
RUDDERHAM,
Mayor
-
267
"Open
Sunday"
issue,
refused
with
city
affairs.
Those
involv-
":07
18.0
feet
2":2
17.0
feet
,i:21
6.4
feet
14;12
9.7
feet
day.
Yesterday
the
operators
01-fered
a
wage
increase
of
15
cents
snow
flurries
main
on
the
east
coast
of
the
Charlottes.
Little
change
In
temperature.
Winds
east
(25
miles
per
hour)
except
down
mainland
inlets,
northeast
40
miles
per
hour.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
tomorrow
At
Port
Hardy
32
and
40;
Sandsplt,
28
and
36;
Prince
Hupert,
25
and
35.
last
night
to
accept
the
N.P-A.
nomination
for
re-election
at
the
ed
had
had
their
lesson
and
ths
city
council
should
be
able
to
put
Its
house
in
order,
the
minister
an
hour
and
the
strike
comrnit-
PEALg,
re
beoi,
"cw
mau
commented.
tee
Is
recommending
that
it
be
forthcoming
civic
election
but
accepted
The
union
had
asked
said
he
would
run
as
an
inde-for
an
increase
ot
18
cents..
pendent.
1
Nhu
"llw'Kl
,
aered
Railways.
by
the