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VGITlAlInnlQInlS
T
MaGofflallnEG
Di7ut)
A
laid
feGl
Under
Way
At
Tugwell
Vivien
Leigh
Is
Down
To
Earth
Commercial
Air
Strip
by
BOB
THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD
They
had
a
raging
development
in
the
persistent
cam-h
has
been
waged
for
the
establishment
of
Churchill
Challenge
Election
May
Result
LONDON,
(CP)
Prime
Minister
Attlee
announced
today
the
Labor
Government
is
going
ahead
with
it3
plans
to
nationalize
the
iron
and
steel
industry.
Winston
Churchill,
Conservative
leader,
promptly
declared
he
would
ask
Commons
to
adopt
a
virtual
motion
of
censure.
The
motion
will
be
debated
next
Windsor
Has
Rampant
Vice
WINDSOR
A
prosecutor
here
has
resigned
and
two
police
commissioners
have
offered
to
resign
following
the
making
of
a
report
by
two
inspectors
of
the
Ontario
provincial
police
,who
made
an
Investigation
and
have
found
that
vice
is
rampant
in
Windsor
and
the
authorities
must
have
known
It.
jpcontigious
to
Prince
Rupert
so
that
com-mtion
servcies
may
be
made
speedier
and
War
Inevitable,
Senator
Claims
OTTAWA
Oi
The
Senate
got
another
warning
yesterday
that
a
third
world
war
is
on
the
way
and
Canada
faces
the
"greatest
struggle
we
have
ever
laced"
and
should
speed
rearmament
preparations.
The
warning
came
from
Senator
John
Haig,
Progressive
Conservative
leader,
who
said
he
is
convinced
of
the
inevitability
of
war
"as
sure
as
the
sun
will
rise
tomorrow."
liVnt
is
the
presence
on
Tugwell
Island
this
r-
.am
press
conference
for
Vivien
Leigh
and
you'd
be
surprised
at
the!
things
she
discussed.
Such
things
at
avocados,
square
dancing,
and
nonshifting
cars.
A
number
of
the
press
were
ushered
into
an
extra
fancy
dining
room
near
the
6et
of
"A
Streetcar
Named
'
Desire,"
Miss
Leigh's
first
American
film
In
10
years.
She
soon
appeared,
dressed
In
a
faded
dressing
gown
and
a
Leslie
Keith,
Department
ot
lransport
en
party
of
four,
mey
It
here
expressly
U
of
making
a
de-
"SUPERFICIAL"
DAMAGE
WASHINGTON
D.C.
Three
United
States
destroyers
suffered
"superficial
damage"
In
a
naval
bombardment
of
the
Korean
port
of
Icbon,
the
Navy
said
today.
A
spokesman
said
that
reports
from
Far
Eastern
naval
headquarters
indicated
American,
casualties
in
Yellow
Sea
action
off
Korea
were
"light."
(The
North
Korean
Communist
radio
had
ciiamed
that
six
American
vessels
were
sunk).
TORONTO
ENTRY
WINS
WINNIPEG
Sir
Strome,
Toronto
owned
entry,
yester
Tuesday.
If
passed
it
might
lead
Prime
Minister
Attlee
to
resign
and
ask
for
a
new
na
Fearing
War
Swedes
Leave
of
the
propusru
o..
re
The
party
has
.round
for
the
past
.
,
.
tional
election.
blonde
wig
lor
her
role.
She
Churchill
said
he
will
offer
a
proved
to
be
more
down
to
earth
tlolForces
Murope
Bl
motion
"regretting
that,"
at
Ihis
than
the
classy
surroundings.
V
We
discovered
square
danc
it
reconnaissance
is
inf
all
topographical
most
critical
time
in
our
na
tional
safety
and
affairs
abroad.
Gyros
Back
Blood
Bank
d
Mr.
Keith,
since
we
should,
by
this
act
of
Par
Reds
Report
Try
At
Beach
Landing
TOKyo
ffi
A
North
Korean
Communist
radio
at
Pyongyang
in
a
badly
garbled
broadcast
to-nigh.t
appeared
to
be
saying
Allied
forces
have
attempted
an
iite"
she
reported,
speaking
of
herself
and
her
husband.
Sir
Lawrence
Olivier,
also
here
for
a
has
asked
lor
au-
liament,
be
plunged
Into
fierc
liace
dredging
equip-
est
party
controversy
at
home."
mm
role.
No-confidence
Motions
Rejected
at
Ottawa
Yesterday
;tell
Bar
to
aewr-"slbllltles
of
obtam-
Clement
Davies,
leader
of
the
i"It
was
the
first
we'd
ever
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
at
its
monthly
business
meeting
1
rom
there
for
ex-
Liberal
party,
chimed
in
with
similar
criticism.
OTTAWA
W
The
government
"at
this
time"
is
not
considering
3
which
he
requires
Labor
has
already
brought
done
and
we
found
it
great
fun."
"We
went
to
a
party
for
children
at
Edna
Eest's,
Intending
to
stay
a
halt-hour.
We
stayed
all
evening
and
had
a
wonderful
he
site
for
the
strip.
the
raising
of
Canadian
forces
to
:rst
complete
survey
day
won
the
twenty-first
running
of
the
Canadian
Derby,
the
$5,000
Western
Canada
race
classic.
TEN
ARRESTS
MADE
WASHINGTON
The
Federal
Bureau
of
Investigation
announced
yesterday
the
arm-it
of
ten
persons
in
a
$2,-000,000
international
lottery
under
nationalism
coal
mines,
Bank
of
England,
railways,
long
dispatch
to
Europe,
Prime
Min
Wednesday,
decided
that
It
i
should
back
up
the
forthcoming
Red
Cross
blood
bank
campaign
by
having
its
members
participate
in
donor
canvass.
C.
O.
Ham'
will
assign
Gyro
.
members
to
;been
maae
ior
amphibious
landing
at
Inchon,
Port
of
Seoul,
on
the
Yellow
Sea.
The
Red
propaganda
broadcast
heard
here
claimed
the
reported
attempt
was
repulsed
and
tster
L.
S.
St.
Laurent
told
the
:nmercial
air
strip
House
of
Commons
Wednesday.
distance
trucking,
gas,
electricity,
communications'
and
airways.
...-
He
said
that
none
of
the
Atlantic
iime.
Square
dancing
seems
to
be
the
best
possible
way
to
get
one's
exercise."
Someone
asked
if
she
Is
driving
house
calls
In
an
area
between
six
American
vessels,
most
of
Pact
nations
had
suggested
that
)ugh
the
Island
was
-urveyed
during
the
&
a
view
to
a
large
ueid.
Donald
Street
and
McClymont
1
Canada
send
men
to
Europe.
a
car
in
California.
ticket
ring.
The
arrests
were
Park.
them
destroyers,
were
sunk.
A
bombardment
by
British
and
American
cruisers
of
the
port
Canada's
$300,000,000
arms-for-
Testing
Hew
Youngs,
chairman
of
Ben
Parker,
Jack
Lindsay
and
by
THOMAa
HAKRIS
STOCKHOLM
"Reuters)
Fear
of
impending
war
Is
driving
some
of
Sweden'
27,000
Baltic
refugees
across
the
Atlantic
in
search
of
safety.
No
country
in
Europe
will
be
safe
If
the
Red
flood
breaks
looe,
they
claim.
They
are
homeless
today
because
Russia
annexed
their
countriesEstonia
Latvia,
and
LithuaniaIn
194C
after
signing
treaties
of
military
assistance
and
friendship
with
them.
The
Ignited
States
is
the
favorite
refuge
among
the
few
who
have
money
or
relations
already
settled
there.
Pioneering
types
choose
Canada
When
they
can
get
visas.
The
queue
of
applicants
at
Canada's
Legation
is
a
political
barometer
here.
The
darker
the
International
i.ituation,
the
longer
the
queue.
Others
go
to
South
America.
One
group
of
about
20
Baltic
refugees
bought
an
old
steamer
last
month.
They
have
loaded
I
seven
lorries
on
to
her
decks
and
Europe
programe,
Mr.
St.
Laurent
said,
will
.do
more
for
the
sport
committee
oi
George
Murray
were
named
a
was
announced
earlier
by
Oen.
Reefer
Car
Rupert
Chamber
of
over-all
defence
of
Europe
than
committee
to
proceed
with
the
annual
Apple
Day
sale.
Other
"Oh,
no,"
she
replied
"The
traffic
Is
too
terrible.
And
I
wouldn't
want
to
try
one
of
those
cars
.that
shifts
Itself,
like
the
one
you
have
here.
I
like
to
shift
j
ears
and
put
in
the
clutch,
not
Viave
the
car
drive
itself.
That
MacArthur's
headquarters.
Inchon
is
22
miles
west
of
Seoul.
made
in
several
cities,
F.B.I.
Director
J.
Edgar
Hoover
said.
FOUR
AIRMEN
KILLED
ST.
MERRYN,
England
Four
airmen
were
believed
killed
yesterday
in
two
plane
crashes.
The
crashes
occurred
during
Royal
Navy
exercises.
s
assisting
the
sur-connection
with
the
of
Its
work.
money
spent
for
an
overseas
contingent.
The
government
survived
two
ballot
tests
during
the
day.
revenue
producing
efforts
are
also
being
contemplated
by
the
club
to
raise
funds
against
the
Developments
in
Railway
Refrigeration
OTTAWA
U
Canadian
scientists
have
been
working
with
the
frightens
me."
rs
Are
Progressive-Conservative
and
C.C.F.
motions
calling
for
votes
-'
What
food
Is
she
enjoying
most
that
she
didn't
get
In
England?
CUP
TO
EAST
of
non-confidence
In
the
govern-
railway
people
to
make
cold
cars
There
;
was
no
hesitation
retirement
of
indebtedness
to
members
on
the
McClymont
Park
swlmmign
pool
project.
The
club
will
have
a
special
evening
business
meeting
next
week.
,
Softening
Up
Action
Begun
ment
were
defeated.
Both
mo-
colder.
9
Short
tions
expressed
dissatisfaction
with
the
emergency
budget.
"Avocados!"
.
Miss
Leigh
dropped
one
remark
that
set
the
reporters
scribbling.
Asked
about
Oliver's
plans
to
film
more
Shakespeare,
she
They've
come
up
with
some
really
chilly
cars,
too,
but
there
will
have
to
be
high-level
decision
on
railway
policy
before
any
AL
There
are
not
n
cars
available
on
TOKYO
Gun
bombard
Applevhaite
replied:
-
allways
to
take
care
immediate
requlre-
"I
don't
think
he'd
reveal.
If
are
setting
out
to
Buenos
Aires
War
Footing
For
Three
Divisions
menu
from
Allied
warships
and
strikes
by
carrier-borne
planes
changes'
can
be
effected.
I
"There
are
.
.
.
economic
and
1
operating
problems
that
are
a
I
matter
of
Dolicv."
said
the
Fish
?frT1llsacon-;tn
the
hope
of
going
inland
and
he
rir.
Orson
Wells
might
start
day
by
S.
F.
Dingle,
pounded
far
up
on
the
Yellow
fllmins:
the
same
thing
im-
starting
a
motor
transport
bus!
r.it
in
charge
of
oper-
j
Sea
coast
of
Korea
tor
two
days
jacstKtely.""'
-,-',-
-
new.
-
.
...;.
.
from
dawn
M
dusk.
The
new
Sweden
treats
the
Baltic
well.
eries
Department
in
releasing
the
res'iit.s
o
fthe
tests,
'"fhe
National
Research
Council
and
Fisheries
Research
Board
co-operated
with
'
OTTAWA
Canada
would
have
to
go
on
a
full
war
footing
naval
action
behind
North
Kor
They
were
here
on
the
same
iian
National
Kail-,
explained
that
the
iulted
from
the
back--t
that
plied
up
dur-
Salvation
Army
N
ean
lines
was
geared
to
softening
to
sand
two
or
three
divisions
to
terms
as
Swedes.
Their
children
go
to
Swedish
schools
and
universities.
All
enjoy
Sweden's
far-
Europe
as
Winston
Churchill
sug
up
preliminaries
for
'the
prom
ised
U.N.
offensive.
r
at
work
stoppage
on
VANCOUVER
St.
Catherines
All
Stars,
a
team
well
named,
last
night
won
the
Dominion
Junior
lacrosse
championship
with
a
11-8
win
The
Minto
Cup,
held
by
B.
C.
over
Vancouver
Burrmrds.
for
two
years
was
swept
away
In
three
straight
games.
THREE
DIE
IN
.CRASH
.--
SEATTLE
Three
.
bodies
have
been
found
in
the
wreckage
of
a
plane
which
crashed
yesterday
at
Young
Bay
on
a
,
flight
from
Seattle
to
Astoria.
NEW
SAVINGS
BONDS
OTTAWA
A
new
issue
of
Canadian
savings
bonds
($300,-000,000)
will
be
placed
before
the
public
October
16.
QUADRUPLETS
BORN
LONDON
A
five
year
old
boy
who
had
hoped
for
a
brother
has
four
quadruplet
sisters.
The
babies
were
born
in
Westminster
Hospital
yesterday
to
Mrs.
Elisabeth
Cole
and
are
doing
well.'
gests.
Informed
quarters
said
last
night.
This
would
mean
a
force
reaching
system
of
social
ser
The
main
blows,
dealt
Tuesday
vice
on
the
same
term
as
swedes
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
Canadian
National
Railways
in
performing
the
experiments.
.
The
tests
were
made
Xo
jneet
demand
for
refrigerator-car
temperatures
below
15
degrees
Fahrenheit
for
transportation
of
frozen
fish
and
quick-frozen
and
Wednesday
and
disclosed
today,
fell
on
Inchon,'
port
for
ot
between
40000
and
60,000
men.
Under
existing
circumstances,
Thev
can
become
Swedish
sub-
i
and
the
abnormal
Canadian
box
cars
In
:nlroads
in
the
Unl-
in
general
continues
rated
pace
and
there
PutsHPoser
Asks
Opposition
What
It
t
Would
Do
in
Europe
t
.
'
OTTAWA
1
(Special
to
Daily
News)
In
a
brief
speech
in
the
budget
debate
last
night,
E.
T.
Applewhalte,
M.P.
for
Skecna,
referred
to
the
lengthy
criticism
of
the
government
s
handling
of
matters
connected
.
with
the
European
crisis
and
pointed
out
that
no
alternative
to
the
government's
policy
had
been
offered.
The
Skeena
member
asked
the
Opposition:
"What
would
you
do?"
As
yet
there
has
been
no
reply
to
Mr.
Applewhalte's
question.
lects
after
eight
years'
residence,
they
said,
there
Is
little
chance
the
government
intends
to
shift
or
earlier
If
the
marry
Swedes
as
manv
of
them
have
done.
Seoul,
the
long
lost
South
Korean
capital.
Cities
all
the
way
from
the
36th
parallel
to
the
39th
were
attacked
by
Skyraider
bombers.
to
a
full
war
footing
or
to
dis
rable
volume
of
traf-hved
(rom
warehouses
Their
bie
fear
is
that
Russia
fruits
and
vegetables.
Two
ex
patch
anything
like
a
division
of
will
one
dav
a?k
Sweden
to
hand
perimental
cars
and
astandard
troops
to
the
eastern
front.
cumulated
during
the
when
the
railways
them
over
as
"Soviet
Citizens."
remgerator
car
were
used
in
tne
transcontinental
tests.
But
Sweden
shows
no
sign
of
this
jf
bound,
said
Mr.
pe
railways
are
doing
On
the
contrary,
she
protects
The
standad
Canadian
car
i3
cooled
with
ice
and
salt
in
over
them
from
the
Soviet
Embassy
possible
to
cope
with
Canadians
Not
Hurt
Biz-Pros
Hear
Mrs.
Nora
Arnold
head
bunkers
extending
from
end
ilon,
and
they
have
here
by
making
their
addresses
a
state
secret.
to
end
of
the
car.
These
provide
we
of
the
Association
uniform
cooling
and,
even
in
n
Railroads
In
Wash-
warmest
weather,
temperatures
rich
has
ordered
U.S.
iurn
box
cars
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Cherie
5.00
KaJ
Girtsen
-
5.00
Skeena
Piledriving
Co
10
00
J.
H.
Smith
Ltd!
5.00
H.
A.
Breen
5.00
O.
Junick
5.00
W.
D.
Smith
5.00
M.
Waksdale
,
5.00
Arrow
Bus
Lines
5.00
Smith
and
Elklns
.,
10
00
M.
W.
Gormley
5.00
of
15
degrees
can
be
maintained
on
long
hauls.
Celtic
Is
Refloated
At
the
present
time
OTTAWA
rj
Defence
Minister
Brooke
Claxton
indicated
today
that
Canada's
destroyers
off
Korea
have
suffered
no
losses.
He
was
asked
In
the
House
of
more
than
8.000
Can-
Bengough
Is
Re-elected
In
one
test,
however,
one
'
bf
nal
box
cars
in
the
the
.
experimental
cars?
maintained
zero
tempera
fu
res
es,
than
for
th
Commons
If
there
was
anything
to
reports
that
Canadians
had
ft
last
year.
Last
Minute
K.O.
Saves
Lamotta
DETROIT
-m
Squat
Jake
Lamotta
dramatically
saved
his
world
middleweight
championship
last
night
by
coming
from
behind
In
the
final
13
seconds
to
knock
out
Laurent
Dauthuille
in
2:47
of
the
15th
round.
Cards
of
all
three
Judges
showed
the
underdog
Frenchrrfcn
ahead
before
the
stunning
ending.
Amerirwn
Fish
Packer
Fre-d
On
Tuesday
evening.
the
members
of
the
Business
and
Profesional
Women's
Club
gathered
in
the
Civic
Centre
.
and,
following
dinner,
the
club
had
business
meeting.
Volunteers
to
help
canvass
for
donors
to
the
Red
Cross
Blood
Clinic
were
accepted.
Mrs.
Nora
Arnold
was
elected
treasurer
for
the
remainder
of
the
club
year
to
replace
Mrs.
Margaret
Hopkins
.who
has
left
town.
T
WORKERS
From
Beach
s,nu
Proceeds
The
70-foot
American
fish
packer
Celtic,
which
was
reported
hard
aground
Wednesday
near
suffered
losses
In
naval
action.
Mr.
Claxton
said
he
understood
there
had
been
action
but
it
did
not
Involve
Canadian
ships.
,
OR
STRIKE
F'ived
yesterday
was
Meeting
night
was
changed)
PK
vote
conducted
Nervision
of
Jark
throughout.
It-was
a
C.N.R.
car
remodelled
internally
and
equip-
'
bed
with
two
gasoline-driven
refrigeration
units.
'
MANY
DIFFICULTIES
Although
the
car
was
a
success,
one
big
problem
involved)
the
replacement
of
the
gasoline
engines
by
a
different
type
of
engine
to
meet
fire
regulations,
,
,
Other
problems
Included
the
matter
of
maintenance
crews
and
costs
and
the
acceptability
of
such
mechanical
equipment
on
United
States
routings
where
Canadian
cars
must
be
operated
and
serviced.
The
other
experimental
'
'
ca-was
a
C.P.R.
standard
mode'i
Department
of
Torbrit
mine
at
Allr
:
:
TODAY'S
STOCKS
:
i
M
the
men
favored
No
dad-
ha.
Vo
i
MONTREAL
ai
Percy
Ben-gougfti
was
today
re-elected
president
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
for
his
eighth
consecutive
term.
The
veteran
Vancouver
machinist
was
returned
to
office
without
opposition.
Gordon
Cashing,
Calgary,
was
re-elected
general
secretary-treasurer.
After
a
convention
floor
battle
over
the
issue
of
Communism
In
unions,
the
Congress
upheld
Its
leadership's
action
In
barring
six
Red
suspects
from
its
annual
meeting.
The
six
included
Jack
Phillips
and
Donald
Guise
of
the
Vancouver
Civic
Workers'
Union.
The
Congress
on
Wednesday
demanded
a
program
of
gov
I
from
Tuesday
to
Wednesday.
The
monthly
raffle
was
won
by
Mrs.
Arnold.
The
speaker
for
the
evening
was
Mrs.
Arnold
who
very
ably
told-
the
club
about
her
recent
trip
to
England
and
the
visits
she
had
made
to
the
English
Business
and
Professional
Wom-
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
fc
-
"
.1
III
wecu
p
strike.
Klew
Nugget
In
rugged
Grenviue
Channel,
south
of
Prince
Rupert,
was
evidently
refloated
and
proceeded
on
her
way
to
Seattle
later
yesterday.
The
Armour
Salvage.Co.'s
salvage
boat
F.
H.
Phlppen,
which
left
here
at
11
o'clock
Wednesday
morning
with
Captain
Henry
Hansen
and
Driver
Ray
"Montgomery
to
offer
assistance,
on
reaching
the
scene,
found
no
trace
of
the
Celtic.
They
returned
to
port
at
11
o'clock
last
night.
The
Celtic
hit
the
beach
dead
Ji
Rev.
Soiland
5.00
24
J.
P.
McDonald
5.00
E
WEATHER
5.00
I
J.
Bell
.
46
394
Aumaque
Beattle
J
Bevcourt
Bobjo
...
Buffalo
Canadian
Vancouver
Bayonne
02
Va
Braloren
....
8.65
BR
Con
02
BR
X
;
04
Cariboo
Quartz
1.15
Tenders
Called
.11
Synopsis
regions
of
British
Colmey
sunny
weather
'
next
tun
Reinforcements
Being
Flown
In
cooled
with
ice
and
salt,
but
with
.23
Cansol.
Smelters
119.50
Con
west
1.86
1
touch
the
Cariboo,
corge
and
Knnt
For
Hew
Homes
VANCOUVER
O)
Tenders
for
Congress
Hedley
Mascot
Pacific
Eastern
Pend
Oreille
....
.10
.43
9.00
.58
ernment
public
works
and
the
Donalda
Eldona
.
on
at
full
speed.
Aboard
were
a
crew
of
six
men
and
a
woman.
They
stayed
on
board.
The
United
States
vessel
Matilda
Foss
was
standing
by
and
;,,nleht
but
ft,
'
.23
barrine
of
racial
discrimina
Pioneer
2.30
tion.
If
w"l
reach
the
up-
one
of
the
largest
home
building
East
Sullivan
7.55
Giant
Yellowknife
7.00
Delegates
called
on
provincial
Premier
Border
Privateer
02
..
.
.08
ya
projects
in
recent
years
probably
to
exceed
$4,000,000
In
value
.30
and
federal
governments
to
go
j
evidently
succeeded
In
the
attempt
to
refloat
the
Celtic
on
high
tide
later
In
the
day.
,
"
'"tenor
valleys.
'r
Pected
to
remain
1
m0St
of
tho
Reeves
McDonald
4.70
are
being
called
by
Central
.02
ahead
with
a
sweeping
public
works
program
and
to
compensate
all
unemployed
now
Reno
Mortgage
and
Housing
Corpora
Sheep
Creek
1.25
tion.'
Partial
Cearmr,
i
Silbak
Premier
LONDON
W
British
troop
reinforcements
for
Korea
are
to
be
flown
to
the
Far
East
almost
Immediately,
the
Air
Ministry
announced
today.
Transport
planes,
each
carrying
about
35
men,
will
be
used
by
the
R.A.F.
BASEBALL
SCORES
TODAY
National
Chicago
5,
Philadelphia
2
America.n
Pittsburgh
7,
New
York
1
WEDNESDAY
American
New
York
10,
Cleveland
3
The
project
will
provide
nearly
God's
Lake
:
Hardrock
Harrlcana
Heva
Hosco
Jacknife
Jollet
Quebec
Lake
Rowan
...
Lapaska
..:
Little
Long
Lac
The
Celtic
Is
owned
by
the
Fldalgo
Packing
Co.
of
Seattle.
It
is
believed
that
she
did
not
suffer
any
major
hull
damage
In
the
stranding.
Undertakings
the
convention
.30V2
.07
.13
800
units
for
Vancouver
Island
"
&
in
trie
soulhem
and
an5
much
nf
unti
.29
.07
.05
.05
V4
.06
Vi
.73
.07
.034
.38
.18V2
new
bunkers
designed
.
by
the
N.R.C.
The
C.P.R.
maintained
a
temperature
approximately
five
-degrees
lower
than
that
obtained
with
the
standard
bunker.
In
a
test
from
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
to
Toronto,
this
car
kept
its
load
below
10
degrees.
The
Fisheries
Department
in
its
report
said
that
previous
tests
had
shown
that
the
addition
of
20
per
cent
ammonium
nitrate
to
the
salt
and
ice
in
the
bunkers
lowered
the
temperatures
a
further
five
degrees.
Analysis
showed
that
the
new
bunkers
would
involve
a
slight
increase
In
capital
expenditure,
while
the
motor-driven
system
not
only
would
involve
an
Increase
in
capital
costs,
but
also
an
"appreciable"
bost
in
operating
costs.
'
Taku
River
Vanda
........
and
the
mainland,
some
of
those
asked
included
subsidized
low
rental
homes
for
workers
and
Salmon
Gold
.'-
;
.04
&
,bul
ere
Is
cancelled
last
June
when
original
estimates
fell
below
bids
received
construction
of
hospitals,
and
05
Spud
Valley
.
any
mnriro
schools
and
sanitariums.
rng
the
Silver
Standard
2.12
rest
of
the
Lynx
Madsen
Red
Lake
2.14
Hew
Legion
Head
Named
Western
Uranium
.
Oils
Ancilo
Canadian
...
.83
5
35
5.00
Fore,
cast
Military
homes
comprise
the
majority
of
the
unite
but
300
or
more
are
planned
for
civilians.
Belmont
Park
at
Victoria
will
draw
280
navy
homes.
There
are
15
more
at
Esquimau,
55
at
Chilli
wack
and
110
more
for
the
lower
mainland
Irn
n
.
A.P.
Con
McKenzie
Red
Lake
38
McLeod
Cockshutt
....
2.12
Moneta
31
Negus
96
More
Sabotage
British
Navy
"Ouhprn
v
Atlantic
3.10
Calmont
.92
thi
n,
""louver
fa
Noranda
72.00
C
Si
E
;
Central
Leduc
.17
Louvicourt
.
2.25
all
these
being
previously-can
Pickle
Crow
1.76
Nthe1
:
Mostly
celled
projects.
.04V4
Regcourt
WINNIPEO
Group
Cap
tain
Alfred
Watts
of
Vancouver
was
today
elected
Dominion
president
of
the
Canadian
Legion
in
annual
onventlon
here.
He
succeeds
Lt.
Col.
L.
D.
M.
Baxter
of
Winnipeg.
INDIAN
FRANCHISE
LOCAL
TIDES
.
The
tense
war
situation
Is
said
lalotB
th7
e,ceP'
k
deart;
lshorellnes
at
San
Antonio
2.50
Washington
1,
Detroit
6
Philadelphia
3,
St.
Louis
4
National
Pittsburgh
1,
New
York
0
St.
Louis
at
Philadelphia
postponed,
rain.
Chicago
2,
Boston
5.
Pacific
Coast
Portland
3,
Los
Angelesl
Seattle
4,
San
Francisco
2
Hollywood
4,
Sacramento
5
Oakland
17,
San
Diego
6
.24
Senator
Rouyn
cause
of
the
large
military
alio
cation.
Friday,
September
15,
1950
LONDON
The
British
Admiralty
has
reported
the
thirteenth
incident
of
sabotage
in
the
navy
since
the
start
of
the
Korean
war.
Sand
was
placed
In
the
lubricating
system
of
the
aircraft
carrier
Vengeance,
the
discovery
belnf
made
recently
after
she
had
put
to
sea
Sherrit
Gordon
'.
2.24
Home
Oil
l-50
Mercury
,
15
Okalta
I-81
Pacific
Pets
7.80
Princess
00
Royal
Canadian
H
Royallte
-
-
H-50
Toronto
Athona
-8
20.6
feet
3:09
High
4.00
Steep
Rock
.
Sturgeon
River
t
1S
ht
and
hlghr,
so
"a;dy
48
and
Wld
60.
Prince
219'
feet
43
feet
2.9
feet
15:18
9:10
21:43
.16
.95
Low
About
85,000,000
women
will
have
a
vote
In
the
forthcoming
KOREAN
COASTLINE
The
Korean
coastline
Is
1,740
miles
long
Silver
Miller
Upper
Canada
2.02
Indian
general
elections.
I